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Tha Weather I of o . s, weatiMi TUESDAY, APRIL *6rl9W Average Daily Net Preaa Run For the W eA Ended Caelae, April 28. I960 lutacler v a llm it It. Law am EIGHTEEN jMattrlfpgtfr lEwifnteg Iffralb 4e, tow aoa m m taterier val> toy*. - Tknndny mnasnr, little 13,101 mlldflr. ' High la den. Freedmans Head ment of rMoaroh for tb* Meinber ef tke Audit Ihe welfare oommlttaerf Ma^ Pond Elect^ President partment of Education. DnrMa et Olrealstlen Mtttichester-^A City of Village Charm diester Emblem Club * ill meet Beth Sholom Club Dr. Roos hM devised a ld»n Hove You An Event About Town at the home o f Mrs. S ^ u e l wbloh would provide 40 por cent P 1|IC B fIVS CENTS Vacantl, 101 Grandview St., to­ State aid for education to Connec­ (OlMriltod Advertlilaf am Page 92) Of Manchester Women’s Chib MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1960 ______' ...... morrow at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Freedman ticut towns. He wUl explain ffie Scheduled Thot Calls VOL.-LXXK, NO. 177 (TWENTY-FOUB PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) dh plan at 8 o’clock in the tiwhars Club Auxiliary, ^bo to ^ were elected presMenta o f the new Temple Chapter, OES, will m ^ t Mr. and Mre. Club of the Temple lounge at Manchester High School. on tb« myatory rWe May 4, ara Mrs. Anthony Pond was elected to meet at tha cluWiouse at 6 tomorrow at 8 p.m. for initiation Both Sholom at a meeting Sunday For Food? to a 2-year term , as president of p.m. of candidates. Refreshments \^11 evening, „ ' „ be served by Mrs. Ruth Beckwith the Woman’s Club of Manchester Other officers are Mr. and Mrs. Rooms Decorated It may be a wedding, a ^ q u et or State News A. J. Himchfeld, vice prealdenta; Manchaater lodge and her committee. ( at the club’s annual meeting at get-together of a society, l o ^ or some friendly gronfk. Judge Stands Aside Hr. and Mrs. Loon Kramer, For Court Staff wlU meet tonight at 7:M. After Second Congregational Church last the bualnesa meeOng, a film on ^ Chapman Court, Order of Am­ treasurers: Dr. and Mrs. WE ARE R ou n d u p Ike Denies U.S. Provoked w r it of the Masonic S ^ c « aranth, will sponsor a ru m n ^ e night. Schaffer, secretaries. Officers wUl Three of the four offices In the TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION Assn. wiU be shown. There will be sale on Friday. May 6, at the Ma­ Nine past presidents were honor be installed May 15 at the Temple upstairs front of the police station Our catering service is set up to be IleEiblo a social hour with refreshments. sonic Temple. Members and guests at the meeting which also vestry. . that will be occupied by officials In Suit on ReUioval East Hartford, April 27 (/P) friends who have articles to be accommodate any size gathertng. Why not caD nsand marked the 40th anniversary of of the new circuit court have been — Delegates representing Con­ picked up may call Mrs. Bewle redecorated, and the fourth Is the club. More than 150 members Powell to Speak talk over the details? necticut’s more than 150,000 Ferris, chairman, or Mrs, Gus .M - nearly done. derson. Articles 'may be left at tlw attended. Mrs. George Plumb of Police station custodians Wil­ Of Teamsters’ Hoffa Parent-Teacher Association TVsmifie Thursday evening, May 0. Terryvillfe, the club’s first pres­ At LWV Session liam Doyle snd WlUlam Leister members gathered at East LECLERC have filled In all the cracks In the Members of the Army-Naj^ ident from 1920 to 1923?* said that G a r d e n G r o v e Hartford High School today Anti- him later, then FUNERAL HOME when she was president, the organ­ Dr. Theodore Powell will speak walls and then painted the rooms Washington, April 27 for the start of the PTA’s Auxiliary who plan to go on the tonight at the workshop sponsored a Ught blue. All woodwork and PHONE^MI 3-7364 took Up ------. mystery ride Mlay 4 are to make ization was known as the Mother's 60th annual state convention. by the Manchester League of Wom­ trim is white. Ml 3-8383 U.S. District Judge F. Dickin­ The ouster proceeding agaMt FUNERAL dinner ' reservations or arrange en Voters, instead of RockvlUe’s Doyle and Leister have done the son Letts today disqualified Hoffa Is a civil action. Involving Up to 1,000 delegates wers ex­ transportation by calling Mrs. Jan Club. pected for the several convention Other past presidents atten^ng Mayor Leo Flaherty, who has been work In conjunction vUth their reg­ no criminal charges. When court Everett. Mrs. Georgina l^nce, himself to hear a suit seeking cemvened, a half-dozen moves by sessions, all scheduled for the high lERVlCE were Mrs. J. B. Elliott. 1932-84; called out of town. ular custodial duties. Mrs. May Rowe, or Mrs. EJdlth the ouster of James R. Hoffa Hoffa to block or delay the case school, ending with a Thursday ' WALTEIR N. Mrs. O. L. Robinson, 1935-36; Mrs. Dr. Powell director of publica­ CGrstohGVs Ruling in South Kovou as president of the Teamsters night banquet LECLiBIRCi Wirtella. tions and public relations for the were pending. John Pickles, 1936-38; Mrs. Philip Connecticut Department Of Educa­ Hoffa tolda newamen he had no Among the group’s first consid- Director Emory. 1944-46; Mrs. Charles Union, . . 9t. Jude Thaddeus Mothers Cir­ Mrs. Aiititony Pond tion, w u scheduled to speak last Judge l>tta, who celebrated hla comment on Letts’ stepping aside eraUons this morning were cle will meet at the home of Mrs. Baxter. 1952-54; Mrs. Edward week, but had to cancel hla talk as trial judge, but one Teametem lutions and nominations for 1960- Radtke of Simsbury. 1964-58, and 86th birthday y^terday.' decided Call Ml 9-5869 John J. Coy, 78 Scarborough Rd., Mrs. Donald Slroud presided at the because of a death in the family. te atand aalde becauae of a awom official said ’’there goes about M 61 officers. SS Main Street, Manchester Mrs. Paul Wllhide, 1956-58. Nominated for top posts were: Only Asked tonight at 8:15 o’clock. tea tables Also speaking tonight will be Dr. •tatement filed by Hoffa accualng per cent of the case against Hof- Officers elected to serve with him of no blaa and prejudice. fRr” President. Mrs. J. Edward Huh Takes Mrs. Pond are Mrs. Robert Johans­ The judge aald he did ao "with Judge L*tts explained that while SJolund, Norwalk: first vice presi­ I son. first vice president; Mrs. no thought or Intention of admit­ he was stepping aside as trial dent, Mrs. Harold Samuels, Deep Correction James McGovern, second vice pres­ ting the truth of the affidavit or judge he was retaining control over River; second vice president, Mrs. Control as ident; Mrs. Joseph L. Swensson, any part thereof.” , _ . , the supervision of the Teamsters Charles UUchor; third vice presi- recording secertary; Mrs. Albert Letta aent the caae to Chief Union monitorahip. dent. ’ ' Roy, corresponding secretary; Judge David A. Pine for aMlgn- “I shall retain control of other In a strongly-worded pair of Of Election Mrs. Richard Alton, treasurer. ment to another judge. resolutions offered for vote of the matters rtow pending and as they delegates, the PTA urges Gov­ Rhee Quits Also, Mrs. Elva Tyler and Mrs. Letts aaid that under federal arise In the main case," Letta said. RUMMAGE SALE George Meyer, publicity co-chair­ LAST rules of procedure hla nnly func­ ernor Riblcoff to appoint a study Washinsrton, April 27 (IP)--’ One of Hoffa’s blaa chargea was SPONSORED BV committee to review publlcaUon, By GENE KRAMER men: Mrs. Karl Kehler and Mrs. tion was to decide the legal suffi­ that Letta told Hugh Sldey. a mem­ President Eisenhower said to­ EAIANVEL LUTHERAN CHURCH WOMEN Ralph Belluardo, hospitality co- ciency of Hoffa’s affidavit. mailing and sale of indecent and day the United States had no ber of the Washington staff of obscene materials, and encourages Seoul, Korea, April 27 (fP) chairmen; Mrs. John Malone and And, ho said, he , felt the pro­ 'Dme Magazine, several weeks ago ODSCene maienaia, »HU cuuuu.o*...-I ironfino’ Tirpai. miDAY, APRIL 29, 9 ceedings should be awlg^ied to an- community committees to under-j South Korea acting part in inciting the riotous Mrs. William Hannah, program co- that he was going to remove Hoffa dent, installed after civil demonstrations that led to tho IN LUTHCR HALL OF THE CHURCH chairmen; Mrs. Louis Champeau take similar activities. CALL! ^TOe'*court room was filled with as 'Teamsters president. rebellion topple^ Syngman resignation of . Korean Preai-; and Mrs. Dudley Bostick, m -^her- Members Are Requested To Bring Hoffa' supporters when Judge Hoffa also alleged that Letts told shlp co-chairmen; Mrs. Chester Sldey he had been insulted by Complaints Fade Rhee, pledged himself today dent Syngman Rhee. Articles To The Church Thursday Evening Letta took the bench. As for his own role, Eisenhower Ferris and Mrs. WlUlam R ^ , wel When an attorney sought to ad­ .Hartford. April 27 (>P)—G over-1 poR tical reforms. He even 1 •/. < fare co-chairmen: Mrs. Ralph Hib­ m adam (Oontinaed cto Page Fourteen) or Rlbicoff says public complaint ^ „ toldJA,JieWJI dress remarks to him, Letts s^ld i^ e d his new broom at what thing’he did’wae to'teimhee that, bard, finance, and Mrs. John Con­ ■ !- letters over town court operation he called “ waste and mis- klin, nominating. navehave awinujoudwindled tow practically noth- i —------. , apparently there had been irregu­ Mrs Pierre Teets, membership ing since Chief Justice Raymond m anagem ent in tne L .o . n-O- larities In the'Korean elections, and chairman, introduced four new Kennedy Wins Easily E. Baldwin of the State Supreme aid program . at file situation which led to thl* Court took a hand recently to | chung, named foreign min- oum be cormeted. members, Mrs. Roger Cr^ts, Mrs ' ------_ Annual Michael Chernuk, Mrs. Hbssril F. straighten out these courts. Ister by Rhee as the regime start­ Eisenhower said he deplores th* Broderick, and Mrs. Robert Deer He made this observation today ed to buckle under revolutionary resort to violence In Korea—vio­ in noting that mail now coming lence which brought the Rhee ad­ field. Nixon Tops Ike Total anger, took over the powers of the to his office revealed no major presidenev early today. Huh and ministration to. collapse. After the business meeting, Mrs subject item as had been the case Elsenhower had kind words for Felicia Kutten, director of the his cabinet, which thus far has in the past. only two other members, are to Rhee. He spoke of the 85-year-old Helena Rubenstein Salon in Boston, Korean leader as a great man, a SPRING DANCE | spoke and gave a demonstration on In Pennsylvania Vote serve as a caretaker regime imtil Sponsored By The a new president and vice president tremendous patriot, and the father skin care, body control and cw - $ 113,550 Atcard of his countn^. BOLTON LIONS CLUB rect carriage-. She demonstrated are elected. The constitution re­ Bridgeport, April 27 —State But as Rhee has grown older, the Benefit Of The proper standing, walking and sit­ On All Remaining Bv RELMAN MORIN ^(Scranton), Philadelphia and Cam- Referee Ernest A. Inglls In a re­ quires this to be done within three President said, some mistakes have BOLTON JR. BASEBALL LEAGUE ting. and the art of make-up. PhUadelphia, April 27 UP) — Vice bria *•— (Johnstown)' port submitted to Superior Court months, A Roman’ Catholic Church aur been made. The speaker advised again^ President Richard M. NUon to­ today recommended that the state Huh, a 64-year-old independent vey of 1958 indicated that Cath­ pay damages of $113,550 to Perry .poiiucian and former premier. Elsenhower said the most ne Friday, April 29—9-? A.M. drastic diets, and said a 1m s of day exceeded President Elsen­ olics constitute about 30 per cent personally did In the crisis was to to 2 pounds a week IB sufficient. hower’s popular vote of eight years iCatz, Danbur;-, for the taking of called a news conference soon af- of the state’s total population, ?art of his Franklin Street, Dan- Rhee, fulfilling a promise made send word to Rhee that trouble Mrs. Don Gulnan was program ago in Pennsylvania primary elec­ with higher percentages in Phila­ Cffieering South Koreans clambered aboard an army tank In downtown Seoul yesterd^ could result from the election ir­ FiANO'S RESTAURANT Grocery Stock bury., property for highway Im- yesterday, resigned the presidency w ^ cefebratlon over the overthrow of President Syngman Rhee a government. (AP Photofax chairman. Mrs. Virgil H a r ^ and tion snd wan Vrithln reach of Ike’s delphia. Pittsburgh and Scranton. wide celebration regularities, and that these irreg­ Route 8 and 44—Bolton, Conn. presidential preference count of provement purposes. ^e held ever since South Korea be- Donation $1.00 Mrs Harry Basklnd served as co­ But the Massachusetts ■ Senator The amount suggested by the ^ republic 12 years ago. via radio fromBeoul). ularities and their consequences hostesses. Mrs. Morton Tinker and 1956. Sen. John F. Kennedy en­ was getUng an . impresslva vote should be stopped. gulfed four DemocraU In a con referee is $42,350 higher than the outlined this nation's most from all comers of the state. $71,200 dwage *^*td m^e to | dealt As for his announced intention test Involving write-in votes. It may give his drive for the •With returns incomplete, Nlxon’.i the property owner April 20, 1959, ^ healing the wounds In- Woman Qaims to visit Korea next June, Elsen­ Democratic presidential nomina­ tikJW.IUU co total of 881,000 from 8.229 of thi by Newman E. ArgravM who was j jjj je that Ctark favored stand program Is carried every Her car is the same type as that of diehard backers of Gov. Nelson Sen. Kennedy, Hamdeft. April 27 —Dr. Francis J. Gavell’s young son said will lose all rights of access to A. Rockefeller of New York. Rock­ Thomas N. Feeney of Hartford There are certain areas In rela- records in which Clark had a per- weekday afternoon on the Ameri­ hit town in years! can Broadcasting Co., network. he saw In the driveway of his home that divided city of Russia signs efeller, although insisting he Is not has been chosen president-elect of tiona between the nations .where gonal finEuiclal stake, They didn't criticize (Jlark, but the night hla father vanished. a separate peace treaty with East a candidate, made two appearances jVixon 'Win in the Connecticut Medical Society. things should have been handled Joseph L. Tyron, teacher of jean Milano, Woodalde, N.T., Gmrmany. A year from now, he will suc­ each ^old the committee there In the state' last week. He received more properly.',’ economics and statistics at George- IdenUfled as hers the car In two Elsenhower discounted any idea but 9,440 write-ins. Nixon’s name ceed Dr. John N. Galllvan of East The “ unsatlsfaotory” areas, university, told House Pay- were statistical flaws* in the Com­ putech study. . picture* produced by the state. She was on the l)*U«>t — the only for­ Bay State Vote Hartford, who began hla rule to- Huh _ said,___ are economic and mill-1 investigators he reached this said she frequently loaned it to g o o d / ^ e a r day as president of the medical (Oostianed oa Pngs Five) mal entry from either party. inescapable conclusion” In analyz- The study showed that during Hanna, whom . she sold she had Democratic write - Ins were group. I Under the Rhee admlnUtration, jng the same data used In a (Jlark- the 2-year period Clark' had an known for 2(4 years. tabulated for Keimedy, Adlai E. Boston, April 27 (JP1—Sen. John fci. Huh added. "1 think there was financed study to show an exactly interest In 27 per cent o the rec­ F. Kennedy won a runaway write- She was on the stand as the Stevenson and Sens. Hubert Hum' C. W ei^ Sr. waste and mismanagembnt.” opposite conclusion ords played on his program. It phrey (Minn.), Stuart Symington in victory yesterday In his home sors and the °taer ph^ri ^he moment of Rhee’s' concluded that the record playings trial recessed yesterday. -— ---- anniinl I rtun, ai me momcHt ui o i. Tyron was one of three statis- Last week, Gavell's son, iJames, (Mo.) and Lyndon Johnson (Tex.). state’s presidential primaries- — were consistent with the platters’ Biilletins ^ M Y t O H S In which most of the voters stayed iiialM t ™hat n’as senior member of \icai experts called by the House 10. Identified the car In the photo­ Returns from 8,194 precincts of hit ratings. meeting yesterday aga^ the government and thus in line Legislative Oversight suhcommlt* graph as the same type he saw In home. mjKin.,- j acting presidenejr. I te^ today to provide expqrt teatl' Daly said the same findings from the AP Wfares 9,018 showed: Returns from 1571 of 1619 pre­ the driveway of the Gavell’e home AT LOWEST PRICES IN HISTORY Kennedy 159,712. ^monaibllltv for the The Incumbent vice president, mony on the program study re- could have been reached if Clark cincts gave: played his own records before in Bantam on the night of Nov. 18. Stevei^on 24.456. Democratic — Kennedy 89,957, mlfficsT ^welfMe toe a ^ I John M. Chang, a m em b er^ ported yesterday by Computech, a 1959. . , DRUG MAKER AIRS FROTlT Humphrey 11,630. IJhniiid not rest with the federall Democratic opposition, resigned jjew York statistical firm, they reached thei'r popularity Humphrey 903, Johnson 274, peak "with a view to furthering Miss Milano wo* one of five Washlngtod, April 97 Iff) — Symington 5,326; Stevenson 4,311, Symington 401, government but P™test last week...... | The staUstKial company study new -witnesses caUed yesterday by The vice president-elect, Lee KUjQontgnded that a survey of records their sale.” At the same time, 1710 manufactarer of a now anti- ’ Johnson 2.229. Nixon 821. of these persons and with their the state in its effort to prove diabetto drug taken mootli In two special elections for un- poong, was In hiding to escape j>iayed oil the Clark program over' Daly said, Clark could have play­ Republican — Nixon 51,272, local and state communities. ed records in which he had no in­ that Hanna,, 44-yw o -.-II -oW «or,„o ex-con- toottllod today too profit mi • •xplred terms in C onfess, Re­ Lodge 561. Rockefeller 4,066, Ken­ These other new officers were a 2-year period demonstrated that vlct klllod Gavell. Hanna ^ \ $4Jso mohto’a supply of tiw (Continued on Paget Twenty three) I Clark whirled platters in-which he terest after (.hey started to de publicans retained the seats. nedy 3.182. elected: Dr. Karl Phillips, Putnam, chargedd with flrst^^egw | n ^ c tn e was 16 In 1959. had a financial Interwt less than cllne in popularity; He said he was State Sen. Douglas Elliott trounc­ The fact that none of the pres­ first vice president; Dr. Alfred not chargring that (Jlark picked Asked about frer mlaUonahlp John E. MoKeen; president of 30 per cent of the tim'S. ed Democrat Robert Meyers, a idential, guuidldates — either sui- SchiavetU. Stafford Springs, sec­ records In such' a manner. with Hanna, a former Danbury CffiprioB Pfisor * Co. of Braok- newspaper executive, with a vote npunced or potential — campaign­ ond vice president; Dr. Isadore S. Tyron, however, described the resident, Mlse Milano replied: lyn. New York told Senate In- Goldberg, Torrliigton, treasurer? study as totally lacking in any val­ Raff said that “the evidence "We’ve been very good friends.” o f 42,156 to 26,099 from 312 of the ed (n Massachusetts contributed to given does not support the stated veettmtors this figured oat' to district's .330 precincts. and Dr. Orvan W. Hess, New Ha­ ue. He said It showed nothing. Gavell was laqt seen by hi* fam- the lackadaisical voting. News Tidbits Similar -views were expressed by conclusion that there was no pref­ about a half cent of profit per Herman T. Schneebell. GWP Nor were there any consequential ven, secretary. , , „ * erential treatment.” Uy when he Irft for work on , Nov. tablet, and he considered It businessman in hla first political Two delegates were elected to Culled from AP Wires the two other atatis*'icians—Mor­ c(3itests for delegate seats. — the ton S. Raff of the Federal Bureau Ltl^upjui Implied yesterday that f‘18. 1959. That night, two cars "modest.” He said $4JJ0' wna •The lady can be forgiven. This certainly looks like an ash fight, edged Dean Fisher, an at­ few disputed contests were’" local Mthe American Meidical A mu. They pulled mto the driveway of the the average monthly cost to n were Dr. Max Caplan, Meriden. of Labor Statistics and Joseph.F. Clark, the nation’s beet known torney In the other traditionally fights with the results having no disc jockey, ha* dished out payola Gavell home. One of the vehiclea patient, Republican central Pennsylvania Plan which its sponsors say is sly of the U.S. Census Bureau, tray. Actually it’s an experimental solar power generator "lyron, under questionihg, said to other deejays to promote rw- was Gavell’s, and if was left stahd- rural area. Schneebell had 44,155 (Oonttnued on Page Twelve) (Oonttnned on.Page Fourteen) I designed to end religions contro- designed by Hamilton Standard to transform solat energy he based his opinions upon the orde In which he has a personal DODD RACKS OONNOLE to Fisher's 40,693 In returns from financial stake. ' ■ $(Conttmied ea Page Five) Wahlhigtoa, April 97 191 — 378 of the district's 377 precincts. Sen.^Km ae J. Dodd (D-Cena) into electrical power for satellites and other space vehicles. Elsenhower in the 1952 primary .said t ^ y the adintailstratlott Hamilton Standard’s "ash tray" 1s an engineering was faced by Hxrokl E. Stassen Vew African Nation should explain why It doeo.not , and the late Sen. Robert A. Taft. At Tullibee Launching plan to reappoint WUUani Om- achievement. It is tiny.. . li^tweight. . . has no moving Stassen polled 120,805, end Taft nole Jr, to .the Fedentt Power 178,629. Four years ago then Sen. miioht PolMd orteniW ^ 'Jjj ci.rH, Idol ot Uio Oommisrion. . Dodd; who sup­ parts to wear out, and won’t ever run down, like battery- _ WllllSLm lOiowland .of California Togo Premieres Rule ng ^formation and documents Of this • by ported Connole’s appotatmoit ’ was on the ballot and received 43,- ‘•state secrets”- from playing such records more, often Admiral Says Russians In 1956, said he knows no teason powered generators. It will supply continuous electrie 000 votes, although-he asked that sens and paying for them in d ^ a rs ^ longer period of time why the 87-year-old Connoctl- 'hif name not be considered. Ken- . .. . Hailstones the size of base- those In which l)e had no ip- cut should be ' dropped. ■ Terrific Vdue! power as long as the^^n shines. ■ nedy*s write-in far outdistanced Depends on Women balls smash roofs and windows *n L ’ Dodd said he thought It "quite the 36,552,. for Sen. Estes Ke- San Angelo, Tex^ last night, caus^ Subcommittee counsel Robert Seeking to Rule World unusual that Connole, who has 7.50x14 size Development *of'-advanced equipment such as solar fauver (D-Tenn) In the 1956 Ing estimated $2(4 to w . Llshman, citing what he call- consistently -fon|^t lor meo^ Pennsylvania primary. _ By RQfBERT N. LINDSEY ^lion of its $11,250,000 annual budg­ 1 damages as tornados and thunder-1 example, asked Tyron about ures to protect the oonsnmor, to . power generators is part of progress at Hamilton St^dard. - et on the Independence celebra' I ------storms batter the state..8ia^* aa. Iiu a rovuiurecord named . ..-AS"16 Candles,”------»» being dropped wttoout any aa- Kennedy was sweeping aU 6J Lome, Togoland, April 27 t*4— Groton, April 27 W —TulUbeei9marine fleet is right TUBELESS counties in Pennsylvania. His tions. It hopes to maxe most of League of Women Voters ^ a s i a a rk had acquired, nounc^ reaoon.” Here experience, facilities and over 7,000 men and women Tbgoland, reputedly dominated the expense up, however, through world disarmament and federal u gh m a n said that when-Clark Uncle Sam’s first \nuclear-powered than Hitler’s U-boat force in 1939, biggest vote, 46,424, came from moti’ strongly by women than any and four times the size of the pres­ Allegheny (Jounty which embraces proceeds from the national lottery, farm policy to Its list of questions . th* record It had a h u n t e r-killer submarine, was 2 HUNTED IN RIVER make up a planning and production complex that buildr other country In Africa today be­ which has a big following. for debate at the national convm- of zero on popiularity lists. ent American force. ..Windsor, V t, April 97 on— Pittsburgh. Other big votes went came the newest member of Afri­ launched today momenta after the For late Togoland, an area slightly small- Uon In St. Louis . . . Billlpn dollar days later, Lishman commander of the Atlantic anti­ Taylor promised that the U.S. Now Hampshire aad . Vesuaant for the countryr the community, the individual—lor us all. te him in Lackawannna County ca’s fas^*-g;rawlng family of inde­ er than West Virginia, is sand- housing ^111 backed by Democrats j^g^. on the list of 100 Navy and the ntvies of "our Allies autoortttoo pushed ttwlr seareh pendent nations. submarine fleet accused the So- Wiched between Ghana on the faces major H ouse tosttest toaaytoday' ’■ tunes "and. - over------a au three-to-—.*«. •vlet Union of trying “to enslave are preparing to meet this great today along a 7-mOo stretch at m odel cars Premier Sylvanus OlymplO, 67- ,against combined' opposition of month period through-Ihces-, threat by Improving our own anti­ the Oonneetteot River for two year-old father o f five children, -west and Dahomey on the- east. the world." < * New Quakes Sbake Lying on the southern coast. of Republicans and Southern Demo-' - — submarine capabilities.’’ « Connecticut high school boys depends mostly on the support of Vice'Adm . Edmund B. Taylor, The 273-foot long, 2.600 ton Tul- Africa’s bulge, it ha* been admin­ crata. who Is responsible for keeping whoso eanoo capsized iu the the West Africa country’s women Secretary of Labor James P. llbee, packed with sonar tracking Sotnner falls rapids. Howe\-er, . ,J^\■ ^of just another of thw “100% Stricken Iran City to stay-in office. Not only do the istered by FYance as a United Na­ track of enemy submarines,, la­ tions trust territory of 1,200,000 Mitchell, with nation’s beleagured Flame Flickers "ears," represents the'latest de­ little hope wae held for Chartoo this « Goodyear 3-T TRIPLE TEMPERED NYLON women vote for him, -almost to a railroads in mind, suggests gradu­ beled. Russia a tyranny. He de­ velopment In the Navy’s anUsub- people. clared, without disclosing figures, Pellittor, 17. had Boyd Bullard. — NYLON at its very belt! For extra strength, sate^ Tehran, Iran, April 27 woman, butout tneythey try tot« Influenceumi al ellminatton of government sub­ marine warfare weapons program. Panic-stricken residents fled again menfolk to do ao, too. Despite early arguments with that Russia’s subnlarlne fleet “ la 18, both of PtalnvUlo. Xho b w and value, get this hew 3-T Nylon AlJ-Weather. It • the F r^ch, who deprived him of sides to other forms of transporta- For Chessman Her skipper Is L t b y mfisi ot Lome’s 70,000 running hard for Democratic presi­ submarine force today. six officers and 60 men. - which toppled weakened ,; buiW- Olympio has had Frendi support San Frenclscb, April 27 CP)—A The hard-won freedoms of man­ stream yeotorday on tho swHto cltlzeniMlt: the city up like day­ dential nomination, says Amwi- Her mission will be to seek out running water awotten by heav]r ALL SIZES A i(Ie t o p VALUEfi! tngs and added Jb ,nrt)to: dead to light. 7 since he won the 1968 election. His flame flickered high on a windy kind are threatened, threatened by and destroy enemy submarines. supporters took 38 of the seat* .in cans "are not getting the seewrlty rains. '"7 1710 BlackwaU Whitewall Ihe estimated toll of TsOO. _ , Most of the people spent yes­ they’re p a yin g for." . . ^.W, ’T. hill Jn..^ southern Marth' Oourity tyranny which, seeks in many Tullibee was sponsored by Mrs. Tube- Persons caught in the latest terday at the Flysteun Market the '46-inember legislature. and devious ways *to enslave the John F. Davidson." widow of Lt. Slzo Tiibe- G et a set HAMILTON STANDARD There has been no sign in this Grant Co. which closed iU lunch early today, within sight of San $,000 NEORORS ARRESISD gorg;lng themselves WTlth food in Type* qualies described them as heavy, counters Ih 180 Southern stores af­ world." said Taylor, who added: Cmdr. Charles P. Rrlndupke,. com­ JohaaneOburg, South Afriea. They said the center of the city preparation for. the night-long city of 70,000 of any iU will between Quentin Prl*on where Garyl Ohess- "While preaching peace, this manding officer of the World War flSfiS $ 1 8 J »- ■ of four the amaJI French community and ter Negro sltdown demopatratlons, man await* hi* ninth dale with April 87 U ty -9 rM i» b a M ^ 6.70gld DIVISION OF UNITED AIRCRAFT CORPORATION 650 miles south of Tehran was In celebration. Black "Mammies;” the sayd the counters will Mmsin ctos-' tyranny has built up aroUnd Itself II TulUbee, which Was lost In ac­ 18.06 local name ■ for women traders, the bulk of. the Atfrlcah poputa _.th next Monday. , 7.10x15 niina as a result of Sunday’s two ed until customs change; a wall of armed might. It sup­ tion in the Fade In 1944. for $1.95 tolled In the sweltering humid heat _Uon. French-made cars are being The flame, from propane gas Others who participated In the tiSVSw55S£^ 7.60x15 i6.9tr 20.96 ' WINDSOR lO^fS ond 6ROA0 SROblC, CONNICTICU^.. shattering quak^ and the series The obsolescence of mwy ports the world’s largest standing aotttdppat near the of shocks that have followed. to 'miAe sure that no one weritJ Imported, and frienffiy trade and Ughted last night by a O t- army, a powerful Air Force, and It program Included Carlfebn S h u n , 6.00x16 12.95 cultural ties are lUcely''to continue. necUcut Industrial plantp.is Coiijarilttee . proteetlM **•* Ooooa peril of Boat lAafish. } a w eek! More than. half of Lar-s resi­ hyngrry. of major problems facing I has. In recent years, built up . a president of the Eleqtrlc Boat Di­ Black wa)l ~WhitowaU , ■ 7 All Aligious denominations— Olymplo’a major problem in for­ gs* .chamber execution of aiieotod $19 Niftaia OR Tnbeless* dents are living in emergency tent Economic Planning arid IljsajMoPr Navy second only In size to that vision of General Dynamics Corr Tubetoss* communities outside the city, or principally Oatholic; Ptotestant eign relations Is more likely to be Death Row convict-author con­ buUder of the TulUbee; Cmdr. Ro 't a a im ohargoK amMOLlifil «... Ghana. The two countries have ment Committee, Go'v.?! of the United States. The bulk of 7A0xU $14B5 $ 1 ^ yesterday's casualty toll would and Moslem—held services last learns Vagrancy cl demned nearly 12 y**^*^?*® its Navy Is a fleet of submarines ert J. Schneck. chaidaln, SubsM- people from . tha same tribes, and the Loe Angeles Red Light bandit have been flir blgfi*L night. The FMtMtanU marched the Rev. Clennon I g^ ta r than any nation has ever plno Bass, and Roar Adih. fich u y ^ 5 All prices plus tsx and recappaoie nre- .*■ ______behind brass bands singing "A r ^ the same major eaah crops^--cof- In tha brith peardawn braaae PyxoL Ondr. Ceai U B . Naval W P 3 ^ attsans yeWerday burled fe* and cocoa. Ister who announced had In'peaeettme.” , * MORI FlOfU IIBl OM GOOOYIAl TWIS HUM OM AMT OTHII m e Ttettma of guyday'a dtoastar, and you washed in the Mood a t thv tor president, Brooklyn, N.T, lamb?” and. other hymns. '.(OwtbttMd aa Faga n in e adm lnl oald Kuaria’a Mh- Toga Is «saM iif about |1 aU- (Om II . * F eee ^jWNBli Ortsaito I i ■ MCHOLS-MANGHESTER TIRE '■ si 295 8ROAD ST. — RHONE M i J j l T j . 4 r j PAGE THREE .V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALB. MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNIOTAY, APRIL 8T, IMP

APRIL 21 i 1960 MANCIfESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONK., WEDNEi and Mx«. Rufiki Rssd, ssersUry ■t] Coventry and tressurer. . PAGE TW O and Saturday, May e and ’T. at At toe coming the Waddell School. The,play la by John Honeycomb will riww slldea A. William Astley, the musical Sheinwold on Bridge KofC Minstrel of her bicycle trip through Euro^. ; I iii!i dirsotor is Robert Simmers, and In charge of refreahments wlU be As You Like- It the choreography Is by Beverly Mrs. Reed, Mm. James Bell, Mta nuEB and Lee Burton. Michael Peace and Mm. Rusee* By JUtllTH AHEARN 1.1^ o e n e b o u b f l a t Set 2 Nights CAMPUS p a m u n q The Great Books Club will W. Karker. '■ ^ > S . T I R e s 2 ^ meet at Whlton Memorial library e a r n s g b a y it u d r NfMOH ^ Initiated into Sorority Juniors tonight at 8 to discuss Santsyana^s By Alfrafl ShefamoM MO MAIN BT. -■ Anthony Terenzio, 27 Russell St., is one of A Q I > 2 The second annual mlnatrel show Pamela Glenney, daughter of ''Scepticism and Animal Faith.” It Unt tnie vrtmt they say V » 2 . « -sponaored by St, Jude Council, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Glenney, “ Eight from C>)nnecticut;’ whose work is in­ The' Chamlnade will hold .. its about the Scotch. They’re Just KnigbU of Columbui will be pre- has recently been Initiated Into FREE PARKING cluded in the current exhibition at the Wads­ annual concert for the benefit of as open-handsd as JS^IT Connectiwti Alpha Chapter of Pi worth Atheneum in Hartford. Five of his oil the Laurel Music Camp Monday parhsps even more so. W M ts . sented at 8 p.m. Friday and Satur­ ire! A 9 7 f 5 A A 3 BeU Phi at toe University of Con­ Rear Of Our Store! palntingi were selected by Charles^ night at the South Methodist ^ r e , I have a bridge hand to day at toe Natoan Hale Commu­ necticut . , C. Cunningham, director of the night at the Loomis School In Church at 8.16. Soloist will be ! f ? „ z : v * * nity Center...... Miss Glenney to a freshman in Clearance! muieum. for the S4*paintlng Windsor and wiU run through Mrs. Hilda Slade. Roberta Johns, ***Wsst opened the king of Albert J. Roesl le general chair toe College of Arts and Sclencea and oUr Scotch hero in the Bast , Also In the-show are works by Manchester High School junior, « u m * man and wlli be master of ceremo- and to active In toe Congregational from GOOQ/YEAR Bernard Chaet, chairman of the ***Kerin^Moriarty, 27 Kensington will solo on the flute, v seat played the eight of hearta to A K 10 4 nlea. A ehorue of more than 20 per­ Church Choir, 4-H, to a Junior Yale University department of art; St„ is playing the part of “Chlnar PoweU PubUahee Again encourage a continuation. V ] C S 4 sons will be supported by interlo- Panhellenic representative, and Cleve Gray of ComwaU Bridge; town” the houseboy. was not one of your A K 7 4 eutor Frank GagUardl of 'Wllliman- member of toe Social Committee Preteen an d ' Junior Theodore Powell, 279 Parker St., tlc and en ail by famous makers and basic design. He was bom In degree at Columbia University. tinued Ws signal by snapping toe Council members and toe cast, ana A local drive le being planned The book examines the conflict t«u« the ace of apadee and defeat will be eold at toe door. There le a to asslet toe completing of toe Settefratl, Italy, In 1923, and came three of hearte down on toe table. toe contract with toe reet of toe Tolland County Ag^cultural Cen­ to this country In 1935. over public services for parochial _ made ,a lovely eound, not Umlted seating capacity at toe ail from regular stock schools in Connecticut. It but hearts. ter building program at Vernon. He received his bachelor of fine \ D^tNCEl I hidf *> lovely as toe purr in DaUy QuesUoa The area 1# In need of office' space Manchester Artists ' — --I a South’s voice.. Advertising has been eollcl^ by arU at the Pratt Institute in 1949. Twelve Manchester artists will Dealer, at your right, bids one Rossi, Stevenson, Dlette, Carberry because of toe recent Are In Rock- PORTABLE and his master’s from Columbia a "Thank you," eald South to spede. You hold: Spadee-—Q J 8 3; Armand Martlneau. Gagltardl and vllle: ^ be among the exhibitors at a East ‘"niat was very generous of AUTOMATIC year Uter. For the next three Hartford art show MajuM4|i-Hw Hearts—9 2; Diamonds—A Q J 8; Ernest'Cihasee of Andover. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. lAwton CoatSt orig. 24.98 to 29.98 years, he studied at the American you.” aubs—K Q fl. What do you ssyT During toe program Miss Suz­ are serving'as co-chairmen for the Pond Memorial Auditorium of West had to shift to a new suit AUTOMATIC Art School with Raphael Soyer. Elizabeth Park. Answer: Pass. You would be anne Btarkel, recently chosen as TAC fund drive. Assisting are WASHER Suits: orig. i7.98 to 29.98 He has exhibited at the Creative They are Rita Laski. Myrtle since he was out of hearts. No glad to double for a takeout If "Miss Fireman of Eastern Con- Joseph Duslo, .Antonio Peracchlo. Gallery on 57Ui St. In New York Carlson, Eleanor Vlbbert, Mrs. matter what West led. Souto the opening bid had been one necUcut” will be presented. Mrs. Richard Murdock'and Ruseell DISHWASHER d ty, and at Norwich. He la mar­ Louis Betko, Rita J. Kenway, Jean mr ■ 'll* m could win, knock out the ece of heart. As it la your best bet Is PRioeede of toe Show I*? Storrs. . . „ G-E EXCLUSIVE ried to the former Miss Stephanie A. Sargent, Hazel Finlay, Nora K U I spades, and assure his contract to pass and hope toe opponents used for the Catholic Men’s Club The local drive will be held FH.TEIUFLO G-E EXCLUSIVE Samek of Wethersfield, and has Addy Drake, P. H. Drake, Donald ' y y E S l I The defendere could take only get into trouble. building fund. May 14 when canvassers will con­ lived In Mancheaetr for th? past Allen, Grace N. Tedford and Mrs e three hearte end toe ece of (Copyright I960. Oesiorsl Featnrea PF Plane Plays duct a house-to-house coverage of COMPLETELY POWER SHOWER. four years. . Charles Lesperance. R n l I apadee. (Corp.l The T*llgrlm FeGowshlp of tM persons In the agricultural, home AUTOMA'nC. NO PRE-RINSING! .. la .“Two Band Mice' Wo must assume that East was Second Congregational »u reh economics and 4-H club fields. The show Is being sponsored by 4-H Cancels Meeting NO SPECIAL the orijrinal George X. OarroU. 15 Xva Dr., the Greater Hartford Chapter of determined to be generous to de­ . CAST will preeent two plays at 8 p.m. and PWl Tangarone, a# Harvard clarer, for otherwise he could have May 14 at the Church Community The Arts and Crafts 4-H Work­ INSTALLATION! price the Alumnae Association of Saint ers Club will not meet tomorrow Rd., wlH tifce part in the 3-act Joseph College; defeated the contract At toe sec­ House under toe direction <>* ***'• 1 YEAR FREE comedy “Two Blind Mice,” to be ond trick, East might very well ^Winds and Mrs. Lsiclus A. Pettln^ll Jr. as scheduled. Mrs. Hemy Gle- 1 YEAR FREE It will be open free of charge T UMUTU nWM (.. . seke. leader, will aelect another FACTORY SERVICE given by the Phoenix Players of from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and will say to himself: ‘JWhst’s going on ■ikar HA*Tfcmo Vra The plays are “Round toe Mountain” and “Campue Bride. meeting date. ON A U PARTS FACTORY SERVICE Orig. I7.98--Jav8 6.00 ...... Now 11.98 the Phoenix Mutual life Insur­ Ernie Kovacs include more than 76 works of here? Declarer has bid two no- ance Oo. at the Avery Memorial painting, sculpture and ceramic m - trump with no heart higher than TONITE ONLY! Rehearsal of toe former play will AND LABOR! ON A U FARTS tomorrow, IVlday and Saturday. With It \l the Jack. Surely he must have four Xa.! WladMr Tcuk.r’t _ be held from 6:80 to 8 o’clock to­ Maflchmter Evening Herald Orig. 19.98—save 6 .6 6 ...... Now 13.32 ter, with Ernie Kovacs. work. Coventry correspondent, F. Pauline AND LABOR! Carroll, who appeared in the is "Circus sura.” Worthy of Note hearts, which means that my part­ Alia. Pr«.»al. "EaBilly Nila” night and from 2 to 8 p.m. Sunday, All C<(Ur end for toe latter play, from 8.4 Little, tolephone PIgrim 2-6281. Phoenix Player’s presentation of The first Of the Shskespcsrian “Cos! Fan Tutte” will be sung ner has only two hearts.” Orig. 24.98—save 8.33 ...... Now 16.65 movie series. "Romeo and Juliet,” I f East thought this out. he ••■Ol’BEBOAT" -KATeY ’O” pm. Sunday, 'ncket* are avaU- Tittle Scandal”;ajiuai lasttmJBS, year, will w*-* llivvtc ------. Zwicker Given . Extra! . 1.00 portray C k>l.^W n s..«C ^ 5 , US “ 'T“ ' , would overtake the queen of C l.r Cartasai. la Tartaai abte from fellowBhlp members 'Orig. 29.98“*4avo A 0;00 s-sr .vi Now 19.98 ThU week toe youth group to QT_ mor 1 ^Air -iForce. >; Tingirtnd'Wllt---- „ ------“SUte Irt'-SiStf^irmr-— - - - -- 'fSitftt; wtto"-toiK-4BSK':;This-:WDuW_ .-Pappy-aad Flappy -taa daPPM No Arrests Made wc QT- .n s o n tb ly : aervice ivtcucn the ten of Ftt* Papa l.r Ik#-rfcllAra*. ■v - having a car and window .wash. 1 the part of Major Groh of the "The Gondoliers” will be put on University of Hartford. The music intereiwa Tfiavfiig toe Charge It * Bank Plan * All Sales Final U.S. Army. The comedy deals with Friday and Saturday by the Man­ will- be under the direction of Dr. hearts to drive out toe jack. Skow at 8 ...... In Minor Crash I a government agency, that has chester Gilbert and Sullivan Work­ Moshe Paranov, and the set and Fort Meade, Md , April 27 (g’) — South would get his one heart groim assist with this worit or . . . ALL PAYMENTS ARE ON GOODYEAR’S OWN BUDGET PLAN {been abotWhed In theory but oon- shop at the high school auditorihm costumes under the direction of Maj. Gen. Ralph WIT. Zwicker, best trick and could run four diamonds other spring cleaning llir blM AHtlD Of IHf HI .! to oontffiot RonKm Kolilor. c a n driven by Nancy C. Kolkn- Itlnues to function In fact. at 8 p.m. Martha White la direct­ Dr. Elemer Nagy. It will be in remembered tor his.part in the Mc­ and three clubs If he so chose. ko, 17, of 84 Fox Hill Dr., Rock­ With Butter and Syrup^ Tlease ing, and Kathy,Hagen Is the ac- English. Carthy hearings, has been given Women's OInb to Bleet ‘ Suds in Your EyC The North Coventry Womens ville, and James D. Wilson. 29, of Ray ColpltU_ - . . . expecU _ a ._ a.^to flip .a . Yax.4lot sa# of flapjacks 'iHlIHeMlaVTliu^day D.Lat ! 8to- Phllln L B urgeM sT 89 Hud- wmpanlst. Tickets are selUng fast The Thornton Wilder comedy the nation’s highest peacetime Hartford, collided on E Center St., YOUR OLD APPLIANCE CAN BE YOUR DOWN PAYMENT . tte Windsor [ The Co-Weds of Center Congre- Chib will meet TYieeday at 8 p.m. ond Ckjngregational Church. Judging from toe ■“PP'Y 4 "The Skin of Our Teeth,” Ixached- military award, toe Distinguished iF T just east of the center at 6:45 last uled for production by the Trinity Service Medal. at toe Church Community House. mix he ^ locked. The occasion is toe MANSFIELD Women of toe community are in. night according to police. Jemima Pancake Festival sponsored by toe Free Your Eye,” which epened last 1 musical, “Honorable Fuji, Friday College Jesters May 5, 6, 7, 9 and Army Secretary Wilber M. •me only damage was t o toe- 10 under the direction of George Brucker presented the award to ViteA _ Jemima will give ColpltU and hie associate 1-day chefs all the Parking “ Tka Bapplr.l Skaw aa Eartk” New eaeera are Mrs. George right dbor of. toe Kolanko car. heln they need. ColpltU Is chairman of arrangemenU for toe Boys' Nichols in. the 57-yea*iold general, now com­ Starts Tonight! There were no Injurlee or ar­ An all-Purcell program will be mander of the TOC Army Corps, In Wall Dl.aeyareHBtt: Cmipentsr, preeident; M rs^^^‘ $nttvS to T t^ ll at 11 a.m. (Herald Photo by Pinto). performed by a small string or­ ceremony here marking his re­ •TOIY TYLER" themy Peraochlo, vice president. rests. chestra tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at tirement. Trek. ' I ".'ll) T o w n 'Ilk Tk# C irca.” t______the Buslinell Memorial under the During Senate Investigations of •T "1» W«»k BimiBMmi ECLIPSE direction of Fritz Mahler In the alleged communism In the Army, 11 isJliiiBamf lower Colonial Room. the late Sen. Joseph McCarthy ac­ AIm; a O Family C*-Hil! . OPEN RIDING MOWER The Hartford Conservatory of Dart. Jack Lrmmaa floor cused Gen. Zwicker of approving Gives Your Living Room A Fresh THURSDAY • IK-tlP.MBi&SMbiMliM Music will have a che.mber music an honorable discharge for a man " I t H to Jono' TILL 9 P.M.! 966 Main St. concert Sunday at 8:36 p.m. In the McCarthy Insisted was a "Fifth- e EMf kd(M lliM ie Avery Memorial. The program Amendment Communist.” ______Hew Look With Your Choice Of lists works by Mozart. Beethoven plua: “OkUbom* Territofy* M o w ta SM m n s • day Zwicker complained of being Baa. "T ka Aapry »aA P U aal" with this eMy-etwrias. and Brahms, and is free for the verbally abused at closed hearings. New! 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r Ike Denies U.S. Provoked MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^ WgDNggDAY* A P ) ^ Obituary PAOB FOUIt 100 Discuss Problems Its Strang ms tosmatlcs Anti-Rhee Rioting in Korea mant Her riator, Mra. Uiaiia WSto Coventry ' Mrs. Victoria O. Rosatl M ^ n SoU Dmly of TbpAa, Kan, la a graduato of Of the Aged and Aging RockvlUs - Mrs. Victoria Oeno- (OoatfBOOd from Page Osio) meeting-ends. Explaining that de­ tha m m SCHOOL Her M hcr h c ^ vesl Rossitl of Dalton, Mass., and cision, Elsenhower noted. .th^^ too n y r ib s Dapartraant at toe formerly of RockyUle. died early that Khrushchev was making » Congress will be In session Airifig Judith Kiiauss Btvairite o f .OwDsetloiit. An satonatod 100 p«)plc, rapre- the summit session, starting May The B w o^nhlp wtansr took tha WARDS this morning at PltUfteld General serious threat But If the Kremlin aentlng housing agendas, homes Hospital. Pittsfield, Mass., after a 16, I m GSHTHY JACKST SUIT BY i^emand for Papers first national merit amnlaatlon Sewer, W ater leader did mean It seriously, the There will be Important bills Merit Scholar ter toe elderly and utoer groups short Illness. last April at Windham High Interested In toe problems President went on, he wanted to before Congress, Eisenhower went School, along with many otoajrato- at She was bom in'Italyt io / / e g e - aging, dlscuaaed In Manchester make H perfectly clear that he on, and some could require his dants. In Deoembar, fha took tha Agenda Items 1900, daughter of the late Olimpi­ Judith Aha Kobubo, 17, of 5 ?^ : yMterday those problems relative attention In Washington. Hs men­ lO W n of Boston ^ coUega boards in Hartford after ada- Ci and Adalglea Abbodanza never would attend toe summit tioned speclflcaUy the posslblkty % i AH-Time Record entry, a senior mt to retirement and to aging In Ganovasl. 8h® cairia to this country conference to be held In Pari* next Sebod, baa been awarded qualifying torongb bar aoora on A flat rata for house connec­ that he might want to veto tome rural and suburban Cormectlcut. at the age of 14, and had lived In month under tha ' threat of any Uonal Merit Scholarthlp In nation­ toe first examination. tions to sanlUry sewem and measures. Some legislation, hs A t Windham High Sdhool, aha la The reaulta of the meeting could Rockville for 42 years until mov­ ultimatum. . Bryan said the growing «»m- wide competition. not be summed up as a series of crease In rate for houm “ ""W - remarked, requires - the deepest H m daughter of University of a member of toe National HflSKJr ing to Dalton three years ago. ’ The President said he thinks It ;Hew York, April « - plexlty of civilisation n » ^ ttot specific recommendations, accord­ tloQS to VvaUr mains study and daily personal consul­ Coonectiaut Professor sad Mrs. 'Socle^, toe Student Council, the p os^ to ths Manchester Board of Survivors Include three sisters, is neither feasible nor possible to ncwipapcn U->it *n all-time editors must be more ttoughtful ing to Donald E. Nelson, who mod­ tation with his aides. HfTwiij P. Knauss of Btsndlah lUL, Latin Club, and has bean scoring Directors Tuesday. Mrs. BeIo Roslna of Italy, Mrs. settle toe difference* over Berlin For those reasons, he said, It Mak, with 58 million copies being and knowledgeable In their erated two panel discussions yes­ at the summit meeting, but he 1* Judith plans to attand Oartetoa saeratary o f the archery team for Sewer and WaUr Department Harold Schllphack of Rockville, might be necessary for him to re S d In the United States every tlon of news and that reporting terday. but could be termed an hopeful some progress In that di­ .... Sea8on*$ tmarteat OoHcge In NorthfloM, Minn., whsrs two yaara. She Is edltor-ln-ehlef of questions dominate the agenda for and Mrs. John O'Loughlln of turn to Washington. must be more penetrating and yet h « class yearbook, "Crystal,’* arid educaUon to the offldals respond- rection can be made. iSpy D. Tennant Bryan, president remain succinct. she wUl major in mathematics. the Board meeting at 8 p.m. In the Rouses Point, N. Y.; seven broth (Jonnole — Eksenhower said he look in ^ ip orf 8«!eflr— the American Newspaper Pub­ has bean on the school newapapw, ble for the meeting. Municipal Building...... era, Louis M. Genovesl. Joseph J. He aUo stated that he hope* the essential background must be '*Croaklngs” stsj since her fresh­ The meeting, the third of Its conference generally will lead to thinks he cell get a better man Department admlnlstratom are GenovesI, both of Manchester, thjui William R. Connole, now lishers Assn., said today. vtveo the reader, and our news man year. In her junior year^s^ kind In Connecticut, was. sponsored now working out the new proposed Robert Genovesl of Vernon, A- better International understanding ploida of India tailored departments must think more and was a member of the Russian Club, by toe Connecticut Society of member, to serve on the Federal - He told the ANPA’s annurf con- Lorenzo Genovesl, Peter Genovesl and relaxation of tension. Power Commission. The President ksntian that to meet the need the more, not just about a i " and, aa a aophomors, was a swim­ Gerontology (study of age) and **^ toe Dlmctors back to# »>'«'''•• Nixoii — Eisenhower said he ex­ such, but about the ImplimUons and Carlo Genovesl of Rockville, had been asked why he was not Ivy ityle...... atws media available to the aver- mer with toe Dolphin Club. She the, State Cooperative Agricultural It win mean that householders will and 8. Julius Genovesl of Wllll- pects It will not be necessary for American today are greater In briiind the story,” he ^ d . also plays alto clarinet with the Vice President Richard M. Nixon going to reappoint Connefle. Exienslon Service. pay a fixed fee for new and re­ mantlc, and several nieces and Eisenhower said Oonnole some- *^th number and variety than ever “Similarly, we need more illu­ high school band, and Is a member The meeting was one of s pro­ newed sewer connections. They to take over for him and represent 2 PC. LIVING ROOM nephewtj. Ume ago had a«ked a member of mination along with the heat on of toe choir and chorus. She aang posed series of dx meetings on now deposit $25 and then pay a bill the United SUtei at part of toe .^ o r e In history.” The funeral will be held Friday the White Houselitaff about pros­ Slazer cut jacket, fully lined Bryan, publisher of the Rich­ our editorial pages.” with the All-State Chorus last aging which will precede the State based on the actual cost of in­ summit meeting. Bryan said readers like an edi­ at 8:30 s.m. at the Luther A. pects for reappointment, and was mond Va, News-Leader and the fall. Conference on Aging June It at stallation. The White House announced at $1 0.9 9 • • • paired with tor with strong convictions but White Funeral Home, 15 Elm St., told' the matter would be Investi­ tim es D is^tch, disputed any con- , She la active in the Pilgrim VSl- Hartford's Statler Hilton HoUl. yesterday that Nixon will repre­ beautifully shaped, lined ttptiM. that mergers or consoUda- Uiat "most people also like to llowSblp of the Storrs Oongraga- hol^em nowM^iTbato of $55. j RockWleT foiiowed by a rTUl«m sent the President at the confer­ gated. make up their own minds. M d That conference will be dupll Elsenhower added that he be­ skirt, self-belted, only tlona newqpapns were a sign tional CtaurOh. rated In 52 states and territories B65 or $125 depwiding on whutherlMaas at St. Bernard*ji Church at 9. ence If domestic problems make at they resent attempted dlctauop tS ^ i^ d in fr o n ^ f their homes I* Burt^^ will be In St. Bernard's lieves there la a better man avail­ S5.99. ■at newspaper ddMktatlon. before October In preparation for It neceaaary for Elsenhower to re­ He said mergers were nothing from any source.” the White House Conference on dirt black top, or concrete. That om eU ry. . * i turn to this country before, to# able. more than a.natural working of “WiiBe our readers enjoy an oc­ jMcKelway Heads Aging Jan. 9 through 12, 1981, In fee Is for a 1 -lnch pipe. If 1“ ***' Friend* may call at Uie funaf** Three’s terrific — with a casional slugfest. they also look pipe Is used, they pay more for the home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 economies to effect operating Wsshtngton, D.C. Congregational Church In Cov­ SL; Mrs. Clara Swartz, Hamburg, Brahmin shirt in comple- economies through a Johtt produc­ to the editorial page for objecuva Associated Press Yesterday's' meeting here con­ Jtdded cost of tl-o material. to 9 p.m. N. Y.; Mrs. Irene Farnsworth, 462 and balanced analysea of fact, for Another proposed Increase would ------entry, will officiate. Burial will be mentins pastel at $3.99 • • • ^______nothing to do sisted of explanations of the pro E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Mary (toam- tion plant, and had i insight Into aU tha pros and cons, be In the fee charged to ^ t l c Frank Plcsno Friday at 2 p.m. at the Sharptown to make this suit-or-sepa- with demand for newq;>apera gram for the White House Con bers, 21 Florence St.; Lawrence to balp them arrive at their own New York, April 27 (gj—Dlreo- tank servicing’ concerns, which pranu picano. 83, who lived with Cemetery, Sharptown. N. .f. rates a self-contained ward­ y One of the committee reports to ton of the Aaeoclatod P r » have ferenee, panel discussions, and i. There will be no calling hours. Cordner, Davis Ave., Rockville: today's convention sesslan dted a conclusions,” he said. dump sludge St the se^xx* “ **' his daughter, Mrs. Mary Lyons, 23 Raymond Mason, Sunset Dr., Ver­ ndeetod Benjamin M. McKele^ group of Interviews with people nosal plant. The raU is now $1 gt.. ug. U, Lane. people’s right to know." wisdom of the trsdlUonal newspa­ Judlto Ann also named Richard W. C b^e of lilted AocompUshmento ADMI'TTED TODAY: Mrs. Wy- per p o li^ of keeping news, e brao orchard-Md fruit etand oii Oak­ J attend Carleton CoUege beeanae of land gt.rilo not plan fully to re- Cooper, Hklward Lowry, and John aaid he observed the cars, but did broadcast media," bs sald. l serves.” 'n n t v i n f r p S u i t I Wallace L. MaUack, 59. not recognize anyone. He did not tlm, they said, but look forward i n l / a m a g e '^*^**^lstandish Rd., Coventry, died j Madden. A delegation from the to more leisure Ume for enjoyable Aetna Men's Club visited the see his father, he said. ------terday at the Windham Commu- After the manager’s disappear­ recreation, like flahing, and _ to A $10,000 suit haa been brought L ^ y Memorial HosplUl. funeral hom^ Monday evening. work on a part time basis. ance, the safe of the store was arainat Michael and Annie Krause, He was born June 22, 1900, m found by police to have been loot­ T o o much play is what killed owner of the Krause Greenhouse, woodstown, N. J. He w m * a dear friend of mine who retired,” ed. Gavell’s body was found In toe l)Y Marie Carlow and Leonard I of World War H. Mr. Mat- Housstonlc River several days •aM Pero, Mm. Pero suggeated Cariow of East Hartford. Uck Hospital Notes that, for women, housework, Mra Carlow claims to have been .embler at Pratt and-Whitney A i r Spring and Stintifter Wardrobe Tomorrow and Get gardening,j; canning and almllar Hiss Milano told the court she Injured when she fell in a hole on craft In East Hartford. He was a VleltlBg hours: Adults 2 to 8 was In New Milford oh Nov. 17. ttotlvlty would keep Intereet alive property In, front of the green- member of the East Hartford p.m. Maternity 2 to 4 nnd 6:30 to and repulse ItUeneaa. She said she stayed overnight house St 621-623 H a^ ord Rd. Lodge of Masons, and Harry P, 8 p.m. Children’s Ward 2 to 7 at the home of Hanna’s slater In Torrey, retired UniversKy of The suit Is being brought In Morrison American Legion Post in Connecticut Profeseor, eald he Danbury. The sister’s name was keepa busy by maintaining hob­ Hartford County Common Plea# Salem. N. J. Patten to Today:' 2SS not given in the testimony.. Court. June term. Mra. Carlow Survivors Include h i wife. Mrs. a d m i t t e d y e s t e r d a y ; bles and Interests he had when alleges she fell on May 29. 1959. Cypha Ingraham Matlack of Cov- Thomaa MSUn, East Windsor Hill; Miss Milano arose around 9 or DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS teaching. He suggeated that re­ 9:30 a.m. on the 18th, she said, and U ttb Tankee ChBAren's Shoes The Carlows are represented by entry; two daughters, Mrs^ Ps- Mrs. Doris Potter, 119 Mather tirement should allow the Individ­ the Hartford law firm of Burke tricia Eastwick ^omera PoinL was told by Hanna’s sister that iMwe bean rated bettar toan 14 t o ual more time for hobbies and St.; Mrs. Elizabeth Willey, 65 FROM 9 A.M. 9 P.a WITH ALL CASH SALES! and Burke. The Hartford Rd. N. J.,.and MrA Hanna had the car, ' oUMTlmds Ondndtof outside Interests. Ridge St.; Lyn (Jhessey, West Wil property ha# been attached. Glastonbury; a brother, William M. llngton; Mrs. May Boyd,.Andover; She next saw Hsinna at 10 p.m. Mtfwr priced brands) by a Mrs. Paisley said she keepe Matlack of Texas, and five grand­ that night at his sister’s home, she lM dii« national wnanmer Robert Cox, 756 Vernon St.; Mrs. busy not only through houeewortc children. , testified. The car was outside the UlUilg T o intiodaes miKLY W Am WrATHri NCEK but In helping her husband in his CHILD’S BODY FOUND Theresa Jaqulth, Brent Dr., Ver­ L ondon^ry, N. H., April 27 Funeral services will be held to­ non; Earl Annear, 73 Union St., house, she added. yOa to little Yankee quality, tax ctdlecUon duties. They look morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Wat­ Under questioning, she conced­ wsSre SMlfing this a p s ^ forward to travel In to«ir »Urt- (P) — The body of 2-year-old Rockville; Frank Ward, TaUott- Dbuu Frenetto. who disappeared kins-West Funeral Home, 142 E. ed that she had not actuaUy seen Kedted offar: We*ll d^xiatt msnt, she said. ville; Mrs. Ulllan Mack, Clark HEW i m MEirS POLO SHIRTS last Thursday, was found today Center St. T h e Rev. Edwin C. Rd., Bolton; Gregory Ott. 52 Wells Hanna In the car toat day. SS.00 in a brand new savings play it cooI'jM | That idleness Is the curse of re- Meineker Sr., pastor of the Second •mount foe year riiOd when With ebort or % length deevee. C A QR * tlrsd people was echoed by panel- In woods near her .home. you buy aaito o f _ and SMART Ibr S O I P M Coolie, shaWL boat neek or regn- ^ WmOeM isti who described various pro­ little YaakneShoeel Get lar oonars. Small, medium, largo _ grams In effect In the State con­ img your yoongster*S growing NffW SUMMIR ducted by private and SUte • V • r i feet off to a good atart and and extra large bIm a ______^ groups. start the thrift habit, too Churches h*^* Instituted some could ask for — atnoastiaeoatl MBPS Pmi QUALITY WASH N WEAR programs, according to Mm. Major WASH 'N WEAR L. John. W ash'I Wear Shorty PAJAMAS set community attitude* toward Continmtsl nud regular the problem a* well aa doing active , Short Sleeves-—Knee Length work In the field. All new wanted cplora. Sixes Miss Jewel Drickamer, director in Separates by 80 to 60. of the Regional Library Assn, and • Fabric- The finest its service, center in Middletown, .00 . $c.oo said books, either about hobbies FREE SlUCKS and crafU or coming under the heading of cultural matter, open # .Price - - - for your cliildl new worlds to people; %A. Dr. Henry P. Talbot, In charge of ROSECREST local health administration for the State Health Department, said • S iiei 8-18' T r YQUU have more fun in a public health departments are un­ A ACCOUNT OPENED IN J derstaffed and underpaid in many Instances, hut atill afford, in vary­ ntaALTatAiioNS ing'degrees, necessary , iervlces to Style!------’2 theia^nK- , ' Airsaid there 1* much volunteer '""1. Continental, with •Amel triacetate sharkskin, drip MBPS New. COOL. and part time work heeded In all waistband The Savings Bank of Manchester 01r— ufACKI communities, the type , of work In which retired people could easily drys, irons in a flash . . . " - - •' Of' UO H 1W BGH T eUARANTCEO TO PLEASE ■ prove helpful. — 2. Capri with rope v The meeting was not iconcemed . . . ^ • t* » ♦ ^wliezi you buy a pair of thoao outstanding taaiurost specifically, with the problems of belt, leather trim, SUMMER retired people. altoouR^ aivlarge In lilac cordial or creme de cocoa. Sizes hidden side zip. • part of toe discussion cehtereij' on that group. It was also concerned with elderly' people In general and WASH W WEAR with use of the word “aged” and Colors:----- 6 the fact that elderly people do not like to be classified and segregated . Permanently Pleated Skirt Black Natural as a group any more than teen­ Green Antelope agers or juveniles do. r—p e w t e r “ Everyone is aging,” explained Parfait Print Jacket...... $8.99 Blue Mm. Johnson simply. She and Miss Drickamer both nrged that id elderly people be regarded as In^ dlviduals, not as parts of a single Pant-het* by _MILiNG srf

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1960 from fourth to eighth grade pu* garst’B arcle, Dsughtass ®f is not an aooaomia, w ^ South Windsor pile to tha band and aavanth and Circle Hears Talk bella. at its S6th annlvsrsary din­ dal ayatam, hut a way aC Ms and FALSE eighth ftad# atudenU In the cho- ner meeUng at the K of C Home a peeudo religion. ___^ ruf. Promoted .to OaptaU AT MICHAEI.S-AMAZINO VALUE last night Mrs. Richard Rose was mlstrees About Communism of ceremonies, end Bruno ■a ImproTSd powdst iimnjfisp ea Reservations let LL Richard L. Malone, 69 She urged her Usteners to bet­ sad lower PlsUs, holds them Brien Rd., Wapplng, a member of ter Inform Oieftiselvee. "Informa­ tsidyga, chairman of the event SSn so thst they tssl mors ce^ Communism U a pseudo rellgUm. Tables were decorated with potted toe 9238th Air Reeerve Squadron tion on communism Is as close to u ^ 'o r 'fM lin r ^ ’el^^^^ Are Feiv for of WlUlmanOc, baa been promoted Mrs. Hohinaim •an«« Handy *Jeem Bless of Uie you as your library, the dials on red geraniums which were given •cld). Dosk aot sour-Okseks'wts es favors to oach perron attend­ to captain in toe Air Forbe Re­ Catholic Transcript staff told T6 your television and /radio,” she odor brssth". uncU members snd friends o f^ t. Her- said. She said that oommunism Women’s Fete Howard. E. Porter, commander of toe WlUimantlc aquadron. >. ifm . J. TftQiilty Holunvui ^ d t lUarovaUona ara running out Capt. Malone, a former seaman lUbren M . w«* tar the Junior Womaii'a Cliib’a In toe U.8. Navy during World fl# tlw OonnecUcut Girt gtaal affair of the aeaaon, "Hraae- War n , received his commiaaion •oout Council at the annual roeet- wlfa’a Delight,” to be held Mon­ while In toe Air Force Reserve. A t u In the WlHlmantic Country day, at Caveya In >*«‘chMtw. graduate of Georgia TechnlcU Col Oub la«t night. Mra. WllUam Donovan and Mra. lege, he Is a production engineer in Mrs. Hohmann ha« been an ac- Itobert Mahoney are. In charge of civilian life. ttra worker In Scouting for many arrangemrata. Honored gumt will Nursery Segtatrations M«ra and la currently leader of ha Mra; William Walah, atate dl- Regtotrations In the South JoTj^ nTiaviland ^ Senior Girl Scout Trwp. raetor of Junior Women’a Cluba. Windsor Cooperative Nuipery She also worked on t ^ *jmd Rerorvatlon hoateaaca for toe of School for -the fell term mommg Srtve for Camp L«*irel and i»tn fair ara Mra. Lawrence Andrus, seeaione for 3-year-olde are now ■he and her husband have wo*"^^ being accepted. Parente may alro on Improvementa in the bea^ YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE AT SEARS ICra. C. T. R. lacobonl, Mra. leo regleier 4-year-olde for next falls waa Mid other facilltlea at the X.dirar, Mra. Albert Croaa, Mra. afternoon sesaiona. fin e cliin a. Thomas Monaeea, and Mra. Ar­ Additional informaton may be v \ \ e “ ®*Ouier officers named by the • V thur Lavln. obtained by oontoctlng Mra. A. Council were Mrs. John Toettl- ’ Members of the Junior Woman a David Joseph of EUlngton Rd. iMch, Columbia, first vl^ preel- Club of South Windsor have been Taxes Comtag Due p M e t dent; Mrs. Grant Tuttle, lebanon, Be Stir* to Sm rise AiHiur Godfrey Show May tavitad to attend the ConnecUcut Perronal and property Ux blue secretary; and Mrs. Roy Linden, SUte Federation of Women's on toe Oct. 1, 19S9 grand Het due IiYanklln. treasurer. ^ ClubsCluba Junior membwhip membership springspnng ^<____1.^1... payable April A aaa.ll 91, must be ^0-10paid Other women known loc^ y conference to be h ^ Saturday a month to avoid w e f t ® who assumed new posts are M ^ the Waverly Inn, CheaWre. neg- ,^dIUon Of Interest chargaa, ,Vvete r Carol Tarcswanu. tiebanon, llnMce latraUon will be from to a.m. to collector Harold Johnson ra­ '~ mmlttee; and Mrs. Carlton Sey- i l a.m. The Collect for Club Wom­ minds reoldenU. Checks should be bolt. Hebron, district an and Prayer will open toe meej-, made payatole to Harold F, J Craftsnaen Self- 24-in. 4-wheel Hartford, aeeka a variance to erect Slbrinaz, and Walter Meier. Those litu n M. Evane; “Coming Political Widdemer; “Land Beyond ^ toe 1 1 9 “ g rGBtDurftnt oit *n und«r*l*®d In charge of refreshmenU are lyton ------aid newsboy for several years. RANGE Propelled Rotnry. Rider Mower Bnakthrough,” by Chester Tempest,” Daytojf MayranU 1960 Pewer-e-pkntjr wHh Cmflemen 3J^HP, 4-cyde parcel of land at toe Junction of John Noake, Leo Monaat, Clinton Bowlee; ‘at le Not Bo Easy to O ~ Henry Awards,” * ■' Mary Stegner. Route 6 and EUlngton Rd. This Bragg, and John Slhrinaa. In addition to the O. Henry col­ .Manchester EvsnlBg Herald 24-inch rat 134" Self-Starter! 1 7 4 8 8 live,” Christine Amotoy: "Have Andover eorreapendent, Mrs. Paul rUEL OIL engine! Sdf-eUrter with •afety key lock. Light­ land does not meet the requlre- Pen. WIU Autograph,” Harnett T. lection, another group of rtiort menU under the new ronlng stories, for those with limited D. pfaiistlebL telephone Pilgrim weight almninmn homing. Blade elnteh stops the Kay lock aaM^tartarl •M- Powerful 4-HP, 4-^ele ro- Kane; "Virus Hunters.” Greer Wll- 2-6U6. GASOLINE Hr. 4-evele aaigiro. riiH;er-•gw- aine. Ea»T wheel adjoatmeet ' regulations. Break Reported Usms; "Paddlewheel Pirate.” Gor­ reading time Is “ahe 10 Great entting blade when engine it on low speed. tip whed 1height ' ' aajnttnieBt. for 4 emiing heighu. Anyone interested In these ap­ don NeweU; “This Is Where 1 Mysteries,” by John Beecroft, and, plications may attend toe hearing At Co-Op Garage riaTwa In,” Edward Anthony; ‘The “The Father Brown Omnibus,” by and be heard. Changing Sky,” Norman Lewis; G. K. Chesterton. CHAIN LINK FENCE Muale Feotlvol Other works of fiction are: 1959 FORD ^U IK E BANTLY OIL A forced entry during toe night ”OeaeU Institute Party Book,” The music department of toe StaUon Wagon. "White, auto­ Into a garage belonging to the m n eea L. Ilg, M.D.” ; Travel "Abel's Daughter,” Rachel Mad­ matic transmission, power steer­ (■;»MI'\NV, IM . ' South Windsor school ayatem wUl dux; “Welcome Honorable Visi­ proaent toe second annual spring Farmer’s Cooperative Assn., at OtHde to Russia,” Irving R. Le­ ing, power brakes. -$ 2 5 9 5 ;n M \iN sirii;i.i vine: "Japan, An Intimate View," tors,” Jean Raspail; “A Twist of muric feaUval May 20 at Wapplng 10 Apel PI., la being Inveirtlgatod CoUn Simpson; ‘Twenty Seconds Sand,” Geoffrey Jenkins; "We TEL. MItclicll 9-4595 School auditorium. by Manchester Police today. to live,” Elisabeth Land; "West- Joined the Nav^!. John Wlnton; CENTER MOTORS Tho chorusoa from too town’s First reports Indlrato that Oolng Heart,” Elizabeth Ruggles; “Enough Good Men,” Charles M l MAIN ST.—MI S-2107 ROCKVILLE TR 6-3271 taur elementary schools aa well aa nothing was taken. •The Kingdom Within,” Genevieve Mercer; "Voyage Into Violence," too combinedi bands. Including be­ Entry Into toe garage, w W « ginning students, will take part. la located behind the main buUd- Joel Bahner, muale supervlaor, ing, Wpis made by forcing a roar will direct the chorus and Harvey door, according to police. Goldstein wUl direct the combined Sgt Walter Ferguson, Det. Thomas Graham, and Patrolman bands. ^ Robert Lannan are Invesrtigatlng. Economy Priced BtudenU taking part, will be HOMART Guttering ti \rn r i A S L O W A S IW“fT.a oaaaaaaa ■ HaW-fowif gelvanliad giMariae gl«ar r yoa aMKlmwa role cofiytaf affidaaey. IC per ft. Rrploea eld and nnly s

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ARB A W CRAnS--N ^ this year—painting clawefc ‘if •iYwtwtiaiii>i eton " suits "trellis rose . . . w h it e and PINK ORAMATICf-Squaiadandng, specW events irududingoveimght , 1. • . ■4 HANDY MAIL ORDER campmgcoqierieDce. . 3 HP Ro>o Spader Does Twice Gardening If Fun With Now $3.98 . . . a. a. 988 MADi s t r e e t I - IIADERSHIP COURSES—Newihisyear—todevdopoidercampers’ the Work in Half the Time MICH A E I S; m a n c h e s ’t e r . c o n n ,. | b|Sii1swih!p tslssitk and lilnllg. ** Super 575 Garden Tractor^ ' PLEASE SEND ME (dolivory charge* propdd wHhIn city j f ,L limiti): Ulpiaco rot of Fine lmport*d China m the e 13 in^ tines Tailored jackets in plaids, stripes, checks or n Bridal Raw □ Dawn, Rose □ Trol ii Rojo | DOOR-TO-DOOR TRANSPORTATION—Hot lunches ai^d medical MURIEL LEVINE '• Cemplat* with tiros 00 95 e Dfivid Bradley lagroa to pay $89 plu* $2.67 Conn. Solos Tax and I will I Associate Director • f .75-HP •ngin* solid colors . . . color matched shorts with induded in low fee. . - , I—. 1 0 4 ii; U pay in tha mannaf chackad below. » 1 jewelers ^ SILVERSMITHS/ 3 2 9 natty suspenders and^ elastic backs. White Put pleasure W o your gordenino- Powerful spader □ CliedcBidoi#dO3G0 ay Charge O S 2 p Week I Camp Season June 2 7 to A ogu sfl 9— $220 27 oHochments mount e o ^ oediioiekly. Rovwse ond bos diisei poW-tines 4 i . sewbdi even bite through ahlrU topped with a gay tie. Fine wash-and- aiaaia ______PHONl -■ | variable speeds. W » deHMB and out-work all olbw PhoM 4*week period June 27 to July 2 2 — $120 hbrrisit earlk Fingfr-tip ooetrols, recoil staiWr. wear iprlng fabric!. Sites 2, 8 and 4. I 958 MAIN smiEf^-MANCHESTIR Ady:^ to Aegnl 19-4120 watclBolroe»ors.SoeaiT*«»«P«^ awm. I ’' ADOMSi Ml U7«1 6-lneli Hew AMwheeet----- — ---- .STATI. ATArtf BRIDGEPORT, BRISTOL, HARTFORD* NEW HAVEN, O W N W E D ., TH U RS.. FRI. T i a 9 1 .al— 1 MAMCHpenB H Om N O PABKADB L ------______■ — J MIDDLETOWN. MERIDEN, NEW BRITAIN, PAWTUCKET, AaamdliBttMmiK \T: MI 9-1581 ^ M OR, TUESn SAT.. 10 A.M. fe i flA S o^ B N C B . TORRINGtON, WATEjlBURT BRAB lAABR DAY GAlSlP MONa TDBBa iAT.^10 AM. to 6 WM ^^Satisfaction giiarinteed or your m oney back** ^ A R S 'WSDo THfJBBa FBL—19 AJML to 9#AL R5I Sfeeto Road, W ert H srifted, Cknn. toSEPH OABRIELI

■,tLM:2 -P 4^, PAGE NiNl MANGHESnEB EVENING HERALD, ilANCHEgtRB. CQNN^ WTONESDAY, APRIL 27, 19S0 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTISR. CONN> WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1960 Post Office Seeks taersasad aarUer from $88,860 to for the Zoning Commission. In­ JK^imedy Wins Easily In Him h a have Uf# svsrlotog. d o n t i^ ss m Bolton $43,700, has ben reduced to |W,* clude: Alex Papin, dddlUoa to ipro- A Thought for Twiliy This gives our lives and all that MO. v i a fifure for Edaon. P. cery store en Rt 44A; Ro&ad Station at Green for." ropUod Ntam. "it to a rsason- we do with oiir Uvea eternal rick which had been Increased from Maaae, tool sbed on Riga Lane. and HYDRAMATIC abls objective,-and an appropriate SponsorMi by the Mmaebestev 'meaning and value. $30,540 to $31,430, hae been cor­ Ab^ew pool office contract ota- iPanrl^pattr . Oonaell ed Ohnrebaa AUNT JEMIMA Nixon Tops Ike Total ens. As a 'goa l that oaa )>a at­ Rev. Preecott Beach Jr. Tuition rected to $20,640. The aseessment Advertisement: ' . ^ Uon to botag sought in the Man- Now Open—Liee’e Florist and TRANSMIKION REPAIR lEoptiind ^ai:aUi tained, It may ba very unrealistic. St. Mary’s Church for Gertrude R. Noren, Increqaed riNStar Graen orea, according to "Alleluia. 'The Lord Is risen In­ PANCAKE FESTIVAL from |16,»70 to $17,090, has also Gift Shop. Route 44A Bolton, Postmaster Alden ®e|^9ey. TUBUmUfiD nUS It would b# vary much aasler for Seen bean r^uoed to the original figure, MX S40W. ^Flowers, Ottta and Bids ore now betnK eeU PubUsbtri do and something ws can do, and If Negotiable Dmplrea to Meei to Richard Scbwelker, a aalea ( Founded October 1. IWl what happens at the end. If at the The increase In high echool A 'm eeting of umpires In tbs convsntlon uncommitted. T h e stamps, stamped paper and postal .ONLY Authentic gm parts uskdi we another Republican Presi­ note— the promise to pay, must TRAVEL ABENCY THURSDAY. ARRIL 2»—11 A.M. f o t P M write-ins for Kennedy do not give executivs. Isdrers; sosUng a eac- money Mders, register msfl, and Publlibed GTenlnt ’ Except negotiable Instrument Is us­ end of this life there is Just death tuition announced by the Mandies- junior basebaU program s p o n « ^ ond term, was backed by tha or­ An Work By FACTORY TRAINED Mech«iilc>! HoHJeye’" Entered•ed AtAl tfie dent. that Is the way to accom­ specify a partlculir sum of money This Adv. SpoHSored By -r by the town ,haa been schedutod him pledged delegates. aoeept parcel poet for mailing. Rundave And Holldxye Conn. ually a piecCj of paper, and It la and nothing more, then all that 18 Asylum St., Hartford ter School Board yesterday will ganization. Poet OBIce at llanclieater plish It and must be unconditional. In the life contains Is worthless. It Is MOBIARTT HOTHEM tonight at 8:30 p.m. at the home Principal JoinR Nixon’s perfonnence, however Second Clate Hall llatter used to transfer money values. A case of a promise to pay In tha fu­ Tel. CHapel 7-5857 mean more than a mill In taxes to The most controvtmlal toeua en ■But I am also aware of the checkamd a dollar bill are different worthless because It has no per­ ' M l-SU cnSNTEJB STBEBT ot m ^ ld 'Veal on Notch Rd. Ex­ virtually assures him of t;hi statoi the ballot waa tba qweetlen of 1968 FORD THUNDEBBIRD SUBSCRIPTION RATES ture It must specify a time to pay, Authorized Agents For All' Bolton property own^rti. tension. VeaL vice president of realities. ..." typ6fl of TicgfotlRbl® instrunicntE, manent value. If the Christian Day Camp Staff GOP delegates. Uke the’ Demo­ imutuel betting at bameea racy Payable In Advance which may, however, be "on de- message ended with the cross, then Rail, Air and Steamship the basebaU organisation and Its One Year , ...... tlS.Ri We thank him for refusing to which answer a difficult problem: ' Although 'the inoreaae Is only crats, they are not completely ...oks. Six counties approved, Platinum gray, full power, low Six llonthe ...... , 778 Christianity would be worthless. . . J76 a year, *rom I47B to 1560, the umplre-ln-chief, has urged aU In­ pledged to the winner in the pri­ eeven rejected and one waa etU. . 8.90 How to transfer money values Negotiability may be lliplted by Lines Joseph Gabriele, prlndpel of PAUL D0D6E PONTIACBO Three Monlbe ...... pledge to reduce the national, debt There was Jeeus Christ, a wonder­ terested men to attend tonight’s mneage-52895 MANCHESTER 0-4*16 One Montn ...... l.SO speedily, safel^ and convtolently. an order to pay a particular per­ -total Increase for the 160 pupils T a rU D ^ Etomentary School In mary, but the oath says they wlU Indecisive of the 14 areas In tba Weekly . . . . . M by five billions a year. The use ot negotiable Instnuments ful man who did no wrong. What Manchester Agent Ivho are expected to attend Man­ session. ’ support ‘"with ell fidelity" the pri­ ■tato with the proposition on the ilA son, but the usual method which did It get Him? If the cross was Sheridan Oil will play Flano Simsbury, wUl Join the staff of Blnele Copy Nixon, In answering another makes possible the free movement has now evolved ts an order to pay HAROLD EELLS chester High School next year will Brae Marr Day Camp In Bolbm. mary winner ballot. OMly. aU of the i«pravals CENTER MOTORS the end then It wasn't worth It. . . >dd Op to 111,260 extra. The cur­ Realty In a practice game et the ware tii DUteni Penni3flTUila» in*' 461 MAIN ST—MI 3-3107 MEUBER OF____ question, proceeded to put himself of the world’s goods. "to the order of” the payee— that But the (Jhristlan message goes Tel. Ml 9-7442 JERSEY MILK school diamond tonight at 6 He wiU serve as associate dlrec- One of 60 GOP delegatM elected THE ASSOCIATED The first type of trading was Is, the payee, by signing the In- rent grand list produces $9,448 for to .go to the netlonel convention eluding the stoto’e largest city, The Aeeoclated Free, Is ‘ fcluErely on the spot with regard to foreign on. Christ rose from the dead, and o’clock. The Sheridan team and tor. Philadelphia. Alleghany County, enUtleo to the use ot ‘•'ouh'lcktlo" M done with the barter system. But n., may negotiate or trans­ each mill levied., Announcement was made by waa Harold E. Btaaaen who Is ru­ all news dispatches credited to U or technical aid. The budget appropriation this M ana M Oil wiU play a practice which encompasaea Pittsburgh, barter is time-consuming and In­ fer It, to i*nother persoin. This is • AT THE FARM game tomorrow night at the same John A. Dyber, director of the mored- to be launching another not otherwise credited W J." T don’t Imagine,” he said, "there endorsement, and the rights SRd year for high echool tuition is $64,- stop NUon drive. Staasen tried to voted against. and also the local news h'>*’ll»h ^ d ^^ ;, volves endless haggling. With the hour. comp. - ^ All rlahts of republlcatlon of ei^ la l is anything more unpopular t^ a y barter system, the traders had to obligations of an endorser are also 000. With the increase In enroll­ Gabriele to a graduate of Dan­ keep Nixon from the vice presi­ This was the first time Penn- ment next year and the higher Cub i ^ k Meeting eylvaniana had an oppertumty to dispatches herein are also reserved , than for a man In public life to"get meet face-to-face. Each had to find regulated by law. The endorser bury SUte CoUege, and did jrad- dential nomination. In 1986 and may In turn direct that payment tuition rate, the new budget re­ The r^ulaV pack meeting of failed. Since then be hae loet e Ud legalise any font, of gambling. A Full service client ot N. B. A. Sent up and say that he is for technical somebody who had just what he uato work at Columbia and HlUyer be made to a particular person, or quest should approximate $82,600. Cub Scout Pack 73 will bC hold for hla master's degree. Ha has for tho Pennsylvania Gprove four harness track corpo- MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF blank" aa Is so often done on Retail-Wholesale cently filed certicates of additional yaari* old who etd intDrostod In dren In arte and crafto. mayoralty conteeL the like. It is much #asler to get came almost as soon as man be­ becoming Cub Scouts are Invited rations In the state. The h' . circulations ______came organized into socletlea. This checks, in which case oayment will correction# to the 1058 grand list. Brae Marr to a camp for girls One RepubUcen Congress up end say, 'Well, I iim not go- be made to anyone presenting the HUNDREOS OF ITEMS. INCLUDING to attend tonight’s meeting with was recorttod as aU SO PennayL vote In PhUadelphla—197,1)81 to The HeJiW PrinUng C o m ^ F . !!«• • was the selection of some article GALLON m The assessment figure for John and and boys 5 to 16. It was estab- , —helped make the total un­ assumes no financial Inr to build a dam In Afghanistan paper. The endo-aer, unless he lim­ l c &i b e b . h a r d w a r e , p a i n t , NON-FAT MILK Anna AdiW, decreased once from their parents. vania seats ware up for nomina* 42 408 which the society considered valu­ ...... The canwlng sea- official vote on the Issue 646,490 ivporraphlcal eijors ap^artn* ta a«h until we get one down In such and its his endorsement, becomes a MASON aad ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, $9,060 to M.360, has been corrected TsaUea ▲ Y ft. ntftWIw ygrHwcTnentii and eth»r reaqing mttter able, such as gold or salt or even guarantor that the Ine'.rument will such a county In Texas.’ It Is much sheep, to serve as a medium of ex­ . ORANGEBURG PIPE, Etc. to $7J570. ■ Wedneadfiy, April 37 be paid. If the maker fails to pay, Property of David M. Caldwell, easier to get up and say 'why change for all other goods. The the endorser may be com pell^ to WHIPPING CREAM, fact that the article Itself was rec­ should we give technical assistance do so. , ' and aid to tha hungry In India ognized as "legal tender" meant These have been a very few ob­ FAItof FRESH NATURAL Nixmi At Bat It was a proper return for some­ MILK FROM OUR OWN STATE when we are not doing enough for servations on an extremely com­ vie# Praaldent Nixon had hla In thing of 'value. plex and very important subject, ^ CERTIFIED REGISTERED HERD those In West Virginia.’ When governments began to "THE BEST BV TESTT Bln^f hafora tha natlon'a nawpa- made to give you some small Idea •Believe me, we are all con­ regulate these symbols of value, per editors In Washington last of the nature of the many types of cerned about the hungry In West money, basically as we know It negotiable Inttruments which we Baturday. and his performsnea had Virginia and the dams In Texas and today, was In existence. There re­ encounter constantly. a few hlphll^ts which deserve no­ mained only the step of the gov­ This column Is written by tns FERNWOOD FARM^ Oalifomla, and tha like. But I can BOLTON NOTCH—Ml »-tl4X ernment’s issuing papers promU- State Bar Association of Connecti­ HEBRON ROAD—BOLTON T®*" BO f-0f» tation. assure you that If w# leave to the It Surely Pay# To Drive Away# He opened with his own rolun- ing to pay the valuable substance, cut In order to make you better people of Africa—and there wlU that Is. paper money. Informed and more fully aware of tsry discussion of whether or not be 2* countries In Africa In 10 Like many other first solutions our laws. religion Is going to be en Issue In years, more t h u In tatln America to problems, ho'wrever, this one this campsJgn, answering his own went too far. Money would be ac­ If we leave to them tha people cepted aa payment without ques­ question as follows: of Asia, the people of South Amer­ CLOSED MONDAYS ••Tha answer to that question Is tion as to whether the person of­ TO 5 : 3 0 - THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO ica, the grim alternative that In fering it had come by It rightfully. STREET. TEL. that r«llglon_wlll be an Issue ex­ order to ^et tha economic, progpresa In technical, language^,, money Is actly to the eoctehf that'tHe'cihdK NOW "bearer paper” —It may be used by 'lu liaT ina iHdae'Who support them: that. •cfisrf-urw ftt 6T..lha’7t*wiia’-B«t: went they have to get It at "the eentlnue to make It an Issue. who "bears" It. CerUln bonds and eost of freadom or stay whara they 'There Is only one way that I other securities today are put Into IS THE TIME TO are, they are going to take It at this form. Obviously, this makes east vlsuallas religion being a legi­ efi/) tha eost of freedom.” transfer as simple as possible, but timate Issue In an American po------W Later on, h#,ndefended the recip­ it offers no protection against UUcal campaign. That would be If theft or loss., rocal trada prlaclpl^ with equal one of the candidates for Uis Pres- The refinement of the system Co colonial for only H98 frankness and vigor. that gradually evolved made CONVERT TO Idmcy had no religious belief. WAIYUNS’ ■'Let’s msks no mistake about transfer of values "negotiation” While the candidate# In this cam­ It," he said. "If the United States depend upon signature and often paign have differences on other Is­ upon a third, party holding funds should turn now away from Its tra at the storewide Spring Sale...w ith sues, they are all men who recog In a safe place. A buyer desiring diUonal policy of reciprocal trade. to pay his seller would sign an or­ nlse and cherish, both In their per­ If they toioul^ turn to Japan, for der directed to a third party who sonal and publlJ llvas, tha religious SPRING example, and say, 'We ara going to owed him’ money, or who would and moral prlnclplee whldi ara the hold money belon^ng to him, re- have to raise artificial tariff bar­ . vary foundation of our American quesUng that’ the amount specified riers, ws are going to have to ee- In the order be paid, to the sellen Idaals.'As far as T an concerned, Old Ipswich tablish by law. quotas against your If the order were stolen. It would this fact remova# any axcuse for producUoii,* then you don’t have be useless to the thief, Yiecause SALE continued discussion of a so-called payment would be made only to to worry about Communist CSilna, religious Issue In this campaign." the person sppclfled. because J.apan will have no choice Our present-day bsink checks Our only comment on that would but to turn that way. Itself." are Just such orders. The rights Solid Maple be to eay that It might not make RENT 'This was Nixon, still part of an­ of the parties Involved, and the re­ any dlffarenea, either. If there were quirements for the matters to be other man’s administration, begin­ were a candidate who profeseed no specified have now been made ning to speak for himself on prin­ cise and dependable by law. The CONVERSION BURNER Trtlflon. It might. In fact, be an ciples, and pollclea. and performing order to pay—checks, drafts or Improvement over eome candidates with Intelligence and fores. other negoUabla (that Is. transfer­ DOUBLE DRESSER BASE, who put on religion Just In time able) instruments—will be en­ tor onlyly $ J 9 5 for their move Into the White forced by courts, which Interpret the laws to cover all situations MIRROR, BOOKCASE BED per montti House. Our Rdc In South Korea arising under-them. In response to direct question­ The person v,'ho signs a checK ing; Vice President Nixon gave a Probably Uie most precious news or other ‘‘order to pay" Is now Rental payments i.reititi it tnwud pnr payuksnts um aaopa definition of what he thought hie picture that has come this coun­ known as the maker. The person Two pieces that give you everything you chase price if honglit dunnj; In ■' try’s way in a venr long time Is who Is to be paid Is the PAy««- personal Ideological location might The order, or—In the case ol the need in the small bedroom . . . a full size mo ba. He began by saying: that which shows some of iMt riot­ whose bookcase headboard serves as a full "I believe In economic cpnserva- ing Korean students carefully dis width bedside table for lamps, books, radio,, tlsm. I am an economic conserva- playing th.elr respect for an Ameri­ 1966 PLYMOUTH clock . . . and a 52-inch double dresser that 0-"e because I believe eonservatlv# can flag vriilch they found while 4-door, one owner, white top, providcB double storage space. The big economic policies provide .the they' were ransacking tha home of one of the Korean politicians they whltewslls.. An unusual e a r .- 38Vi X 32V2-inch mirror is included . . . all surest and best road to progreas for only 1198. Solid rock maple! for tha great majority of the disliked. We 'are still, for the mo­ $1045 PLUS $50 6IFT CERflFICATE American people. . . Our position ment at least, the symbol of res- CENTER MOTORS la that we are eonsei-vatlve not be- eue, and- the syrtibol of democracy 461 MAIN ST— MI 8-3107 eauae we are agalnet the progrees, for the crowds of South Korea. but because w.e are for It. We op- Pertiaps that Is so because we SiSSrlt "“*• poee the programs ,of our liberal ourselves have baen forced, Ih friends not because we oppose the South Korea, to play tha g ^ a ends to which those programs are boldly and honestly. The signifi­ directed, but because we know the cant part of our role was not mere­ means they advocate, no matter ly the fact th*t. In ths last few how well Intentioned they are, days, wa have been the ones who would, In the end, coat more In practically told Resident Syng- dollars principal than the reeults Rhes that he must resign his of 6VHIANTCE0 FUEL BIU flee. Fortunately for us, we were achieved would merit. . . . YOU KNW YOURCOT^^ "And further . . . the greatest on record, both before s!nd after BUY the recent national electlona, with Budget Payments . mistake we could make would be FM nfIM of,.qMfpm.ft *******^ * ** remonstrances agaliiat denial of ■ to leave to thoee who advocate the Budget your bedroom if ,vou CONVERSION BURNER gas bin. .re not wttMn HmKs of pwsnWH , , the full and free democratic process ao-called liberal point of view a wish! 10% down, up to two years monopoUan concern for the prob­ to the people of South Korea.__It lems of the people, concern for may well be, In fact, that the Washing dishfts to pay. for only $ 15,600 NARTFOID aREA be'ter health, better housing, bet­ knowledge that we had taken such is ftasy fodoy... ter schools and all these other a critical attitude played some role per month HUMES ALREAUV ENJOY IT things In which people are Inter­ In the feeling of the people of Ko SINGLE DRESSER ested. res that-they had a right to make (INCLUDING S O W OF 10 MWf HOME90 "The only quarrel that T would their mob protests, even though the the titnOto teastorsi gas hertfaig. It’s the ontjr S^ have, might I say, w'Hh my con- precise Incttatlon to them came WITH MIRROR, BED, CHEST 5 YEARS TO PAY aeri’atlve friends, would be this: ,I from the discovery of the body. j»f •conbmltol, cta.iv qehtt) itop»"ftbto, trjijy satisfytng »*•»• , completely reject the Idea that con­ a victim of police violence at elec­ Ing method! servatism mftms that we simply tion time. ,Oni of our most popular jp^oups for the CAN BE INSTALUO IN S HOURS. ComMtekin g~ dig ourselves In In cement and re­ Why have v e been forced to he- average size bedroom . . . all pieces inspired bvmw MSS jfoiir wrtsting iflMtoin— a x ^ *»•» storsga sist all changes because of our fear have*so boldly and hopeatly ln Kd- bv time-proven colonial designs 42-inch bto w tiiidv y ilrt ymiTI n«toSf ased atslnl o f what change would be. rea, critlcisl^ our own ally, more dresser with 28V2 x 32'/2-inch mirror, full size "The rule of life la change. There or less supporting an Internal revo­ HEVY REDUCED RATES Taft spindle bed and 33-inch four-drawer chest. All. lurtural pa. to to tow to 13^f par tharm! FOR FREE Is going to be change. Our people lution against him, and refusing 3 pieces $198. Note thumbn^l edges on draw­ HEATIMQ survey, call NOWff are a prdgressive people. They him the aid which might have en ers and tops. want to move forward. abled him to weather his personal so's hom« htatinc THE HARTFORD OAS COMPANY . . "So conservatism at its best crisis? must be ”• progressive. It must The ansin’er Is that we could not our woyl *83Paeri0il.,Mef*ard • FHOWC: look at these great social and fc o - take, in the particular location of •MrMelntot,Men«hartar • FMOWB: MHehrtl *#4ao« nomlc ^problems of which we are South Korea, the chancee we atlil Yon get premium quality confronted, oppose the phony take with authoriUrian regimes In Mobaheet irith RT-98. . . the most completely effeetiv# fuel schemes and. 'the panaceas, but other supposed' eltadels of deihoc oil additive in use today. And come up with constructive iUtema- racy and freedom.'We could not yon c#t premium service. Au­ YbUI^ h e a t in g ' COHTItACTPil OR THE JiAItTPORD GAS COMPANY tives which wiir inVet those prob- take, In this location, the. chance tomatic deliveries . s bsl- DOUBLE DRESSER WITH MIRROR, . lems and solve those problepis, and that Communism might come to sneed payment plsn and many produce for the future, while still seem to be the only workable al­ other extras designed to m i^ ^ preserving the best from the pitet. ternative to an^ld man's dictator­ home heating reatlp mug. PANEL IBED, bedside TABLE#* This is middle of the road; it ship. Of all the supposed show Johiuon and Littl0 v-MI 8-5876 la genieralities; but it U where 1 paa^s for democracy, that of Mobilh^at Anbther popular early American T. F. AHkbi S‘SY93 South Korea was won at greatest .1 . ; ’ • ' A ’ . ■ stand.''' Sw dMH-aeSM group includes a PHgrim post- This sounds like an able effort cost, and has the greatest conse­ 1 ^ 3 Chadwidc and Cow'—Ml '9-0469 MunclUBtar Sheet Metal Workn—MI S-541S to define his political position quences involved In its success and-panel bed in full size, a 52r inch double dresser base with frankly and honestly, and it seems nr failure. President Eisenhower's WiUajd JMck0naon--4RI 9-6726 ^ , Peterman’s Plujnbinjr and Heating— MI 8-2468 Wff GiVt ^ pretty much /h e famed Eisenhnw .South American tW?me, that WE GIVE » big 3314 X 32V2-inch framed mir­ ror and a bedside, toble with WORLD er middle of the road, with, per­ have no use for dictatorships of GREEN STAMPS 'ilM^)Ro6bttck uad M M l haps, a little more youthful energy either the left or the right, had to drawer and shelf. Notice that all dedicated to the Idea.of running up become, In this Instanee, something chests find dressers have full fom s mileage down that road. mors than a pleasant santimsnt. platform bases . . . a mark o f au? MORIARTY thentic styling and quality con- I Wo Ukad Saturday's Nixon best Accordingly, wa have takan the m m * h c h k h s . whan aomebody threw him a nice risks of deep, direct Involvement struction . . • with serol^ed ' juicy pises of bait, aaking him if Let us hope ths SKtsnt of this can brothers bracket feet. All three pieces it wouldn't b« nice to have a plan be Ufflited, speedily, by the devel­ $198. - to out ths national debt by five opment of order and political re- Ml 3-5135 bUttoa dollars svery ysar,> sponslbUlty on tha part a t tho 301-311 CMtar St. • fo s l. y m m goal to iboot SsBtli KaratM Miimaahna L

V p a g e e l e v e n ■ ' « r ■ ’“■•v*' .> MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESD^,. APR^, t 7. 1880 ,,MAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD, , CONN., WEDNESPAY^ APRIL 87, 196(T ____^______— I . . " ' ^ ______^ FAOB TEN TVew African Nation O A R H»U Saturday at 6:80 p.m. Shopping Center, doalng at t Students Invited * ' Mias Oraca MlUer o f Meriden, de­ p.m. Friday, the sale will resume RockviUe^Vernon partment president, and her staff, Saturday at 0 a.m. and ' reiaaii) To Rehearsal of will be the,official gueaU. All open until 1 p.m. TV-Radio Tonight members sre to bring an article Hoepital Notes -s. G&S ‘Gondoliers’ Togo Prem ter *8 Rule W illiam s Quits Industry Unit, for a penny table. Admitted yesterday: April Bom- On European Tour bric, 120 High St.; Mias Elisabeth Tho dross rahoorsAl of the OB- Mrs: Mildred WiUes of Vernon Devlin, 68 Grove St. Depends, on Women ■ Cites Lack of Time for Job Center left Monday for a 7-week Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. Television hart snd Sullivan 'Workshop pro­ and. Mrs. Thomas Qottler, 80 West duction of ‘Th e Gondoliers” to- tour of Europe. Arriving in Paris ;«n, Into Spae. u. Rd. Flr.t Show (Ui oroirtM). (Ooattanwd from Pag* One) yesterday, M” - Willes is sched­ early Bhoir (Ui orpsrw.) ..’al#» of th. Vlkingi - morrow night at 7:15 at Menchee- short of the 11,500 goal aet for uled to visit Holland, Switzerland, Birth today: A son to Mr. and KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS Onto A Hsrrl.t Twilfshi Th.aUr (in nrorrtu) The umionatr* ^ S. ter .High School will be open to New Quakes Shake Politicians In Ghana have been ttamB. chairman of the Vernon in the RockvlUe area, he noted. lU ly and the IMe of Capri. Mrs. Edwin Luginbuhl, Ellington. Thrt. UuiK.t.ar. :00 Austria! CommlaaloA waa received Bat Haileiaon Harbor Gommsad atudiente who ■wish to buy tickets The drive, aponaored by the Ex­ Go. S Auxiliary Sale Hawaiian Eye_,^ _ ,*■ talking recently of an armed at­ bv the selectmen 1aat nlRnt ana Cartoon Playhoua.^ _ i Perry Como Bhow (C) 10, 39. change CTub locally, raises funds Th ^ food and rummage sale Vernon and Talosttvllle news Is ;3S Weatber New. and flporta to-It. Stricken Irfiii City tack to reclaim Togoland (part of . prompted FJrat Selectmen George i:IO rra Got a SMr.t I to provide rehabilitation aervlcea sponsored by the Women’s Auxil­ handled -tlwough The Herald’s S:80 Rnhtn Hood The two performances for the ll. Rleley to aak "what a wrong? WTG...Y0UR BEST BUY IN POWER MOWERS Gadabout Gaddi. Burnt A All.n . i. Ghana was knowit'aa British To­ Rockville Bureau, 6 W. Main 8L, l;00 Invitation to Pari. 3. S3 public will be Friday end Saturday (Odnttnmd from Page One) for some 2,600 crippled chnuw" iary of Vernon Company 2 will K n e o r . . _ goland before Independence), hut with that body. and adulU. Donations may still be open Friday at 6 p.m. at Vernon telephone TRemont S-S180. HporU. N .w . a VMUiar Circle Treater 3. at 0:15 In the auditorium. Wllllama’ letter of resignation, Movie at Ten „ Olympic calls these threats "high­ 7 sent to Frier at ’The Royal Store, S:4I Doua liklward. ■ ThI. U Your Ufa ... 10 . S3, The chorue of gondoliers Is reacue taams cohtlnued to probe «ated MondaSr, waa effective im­ Jo h n D a ly Wanted—Dead or Allva •Rockville. HunUav.Bnnki.r lU- made up o f Lawrence Almond, through the rubble for more ly imaginary.” mediately. The aelectmen accepted 10. To SeU Poppies • ;6S Rurko-Barenu 10:30 People Are Funny Normand Andrews dead and Injured. Officials esti­ has the suiYthat takes you the resignation with ropet. T ra c k d o w n He told the Associated Press he American L e g io n Auxiliary TrOO ShotKun fliad. Mike Wallace Interview Louta Champeau, George Dtmcan. mate .there are about 200 bodies Wllllama wrote; This position Channel S Movla would welcome any help from the members will sell hand made pop­ Just Amyed 11:00 Barry Barmt* William Gray, Fred Hopper, David atm beneath the wreckage. United States so long as no po­ requires considerably rnore time V MpyU at S.v.n Weather SporU A News pies in May for the benefit of pa- j’" Nhw. and W.atbw SI Hutchlnaon, Edward Potter and One of the first eyewitness ac­ litical atrings are atUched. around the calendar-comfortablvh than I can afford to give at the tienU In .Connecticut veteran hos- ’ M M e n B lR N e w . « Nelson Richmond. present time. This commission Is a Huntlry-Brlnklry F e a tu r e 40 counts was brought back to Teh­ Olymplo last night told thG 11 ;U Jack Paar Bhow ^ 13. The contadlne is made up of delEgatlons to the IndependEnce verv Important one to the whole T;1S Weil Maa. fliahllchta World'. B»it Movlei ran by U . AuaUn O’Brien of Bel­ ^ The popples to be sold by the D o u r E d w a r d . 1 0 , 13. StarllRht Movi* Juanita Alni®u'*i Ihrelyn Blckel, mont, Maas., assUtant U.S. naval celebration that he looks to ths community and I Auxiliary were made by veteroM T;|0 WaRon Tram Virginia Blakeslee, Jane Curran, not honestly devote the time and B« Our Gue.f :30 Jack Paar attache, who flew medldne and western countries for guidance in these hospitals and are said to Border Patrol 1:80 A lm a n a c _ Janet Hubbard, B a rb ra and sincere friendship. TOe prs- effort that is required.’ 1:80 New. A WeathW supplies to Lar. be replicas of the popples grown S:00 r 8 Marehal • | * Carolyn Janssen, Celia Uimoln, misr said Togo regards Amsrica ■ Williams has recommended com- . TV Mall Order _ „ Ml :00 New.- Pray.r O’Brien said only about 6,000 of at Flanders Field. DRESSES L a t e N e w . ___ Phyllis Oewald, Dorothy as one of the great countries «n - miaslon Secretary Douglas Hayes FOR S;80 Prlre 1« RiRht (C) 10. M. 90 Lar’s normal population o f 14,000 Rummage at TAG . FOB COMPLETE LIBTDtO for the chairmanship. SEE SATUKOAT'S TV WEEK Linda Potter, remained In the stricken city. cerely Interested In ensuring, that A meeting of the conamission, The Tolland County 4-H Club Scott, Jane Sunday’s quake cut a 1,500-foot people become really fv**- PROMS — GRADUATION — CLASS MGHT Slater, Jean W llla Stan- ■cheduled for last night failed to Committee will hold a rummage Slocum. swath through the busy market *^Attorney General William P. materlaliae when only two mem- sale May 6 and 7 at the TAG build­ MOTH€R-OF-BRIDf — WEDDINGS ford. Sandra Taggart and Louise area, he said, cauilng heavy dam­ Rogers, head of the U.S. d ^ g a - bcrs Ernest Kunz, and A lly. ing on Rt. 30, Vernon. R a d io age and many of the casualties. tlon, read a message from re s i­ The rummage sale, opening at ' ^ ^ s ^ e a are by Louise dent Elsenhower saluting the plrto Thomas Rady, showed up. thoae ROWS broRdessts ®l 10 or lO-oslBato "When the quake hit," O’Brien 10:30 a.m. each day, is being held OFFICE — SPORTS (This Ustiag toeluOM only and seU are by Charlotte Strum of Independent Togoland as an­ Kun* is the only member of tne other abort oowsoosto). said, "the bazaar was crowded in conjunction with the TAC auc- iM gth. Bom * statlofla esvry other successful conclusion or a eommission who has a tte n d ^ all a 7:30 Nawi . _ . . . with men and women shopping meetings of the commission. There tiqn in a " effort to raise funds for WDBO—ISOC ^ 7:48 Grandeland BandaUnd and: gossiping. Buildings tumbled U.N. trusteeship. S:tW N.w a, Zaira an Elk§ Setback Earlier, In an Intsrvlew the bwr the building program. THE , 7:86 Bo.ton at BalUmera into the narrow crowded streets, has been a mere quorum at many • :18 Art Jobnion 10:30 Concert Hall. ly, smiling premier laid the U n l^ Holy Name Sponsors Film « UowaU TbomM ®f the sessions. ? 11:0O N e w a _ . The Herald setback team, sec­ trapping many.” States Is undoubtedly the m off Williams’ resignation and appar­ A movie entitled "Embezzled -.00 A m o . N " A ^ y 11: 1B Bnorl. final A special French stethoscope Heaven” will be shbwn at the 7:30 New*. Comedy Tlaa 11:30 Radio MoiCow ond a week ago, won the second advanced country in the world ent lack of interest in the cbmmis- 7:48 Bob aad Ray 13:68 Nawa OaL,® ** type machine was to arrive today Palace Theater Sunday, Monday |:U0 World roBtfbt W I N F — 12 8 6 round of the Elks Setback League to help rescuers determine if any­ technically. aion prompted Rlsley to say the S-.li Muilo TUI Oft* Asked if Togo had any apeciri ■ituatinn bears investigation. He and Tuesday under the auspices Coventry Shoppe 4:U0 flnanmaj Naw^^^^ during the final session of play iM t one Is still alive beneath the piles inclinations toward the Soviet of the Holy Name Society of St. S;U RhowcaM of debris. A similar machine was did not elaborate on this point. MiuTo nil 05a 7:00 fVltoB Lewi. night. The team also won the first Union, the premier. Immaculately 1 :0 0 N e w . used to pinpoint many trapped The regularly scheduled meet Joseph’s Church. DEPOT ROAD (Open Wednesday Niuhls) COVENTRY 7:18 Eveninil PeygUof dreasid in western clothes and Showings will be at 2, 6 and 8 7.80 BhowesijMtl M .wi round. Here are the final standinga survivors in the Moroccan city of Ing two weeks ago lacked a quo- speaking excellent Ekigllsh ^ t h a p.m. $.unday, and at 8 p.m. only on s-.uu BIS Ohow 7:38 Family Thwter Agadir, wrecked by an earthquake rtm but the four members who d ;3 U John D a ly |:(J6 World rotlay for the second round. alight accent, emphasized that hia did appear talked Informally with Monday and Tuesday. K'3t> Fhnwe... end N.we - Herald, 3,247; Commissioners, last month. country has had practically no . Photographed In color, around E(f f^'’5orRa« 3 no Tak» Five—U.8. Marine Corpi. Every available type qf trans­ a planning consultant and two in­ 3 224' Petersen’s, 3,222; Sharpies, cbntacts wlU. Russia. the Vatican, the movie is the first 9:08 Rhowcee. and Sew. port was used to get the seriously dustrial property owners who had n -Jo p!5>l??"Iffalra U :(» Mu.lc Beyond the Btere 3!i 03; Hartford Rd. Gcjli. The premier Indicated he does in which any Pope haa speared 1S ;0 0 BIr h O f f 11-08 Hew. Rtnindun injured to-Hospitals. Sixty tpicabs been asked to meet with the com­ • G • Patten's. 3.110; 4XXXX, 3,103; not plan to approach Russia for as part of a dramatic mbuon pic­ Springtime W P O P — 1 4 1 0 19:18 Slen Off- Clippers. 3.002; State Shoe R e ^ r , maneuvered over a mountain foad mission. f '.oo Nawa Waatner to reach Shiraz and other cltlea. assistance. Earlier this year, George Ben- ture. f ;18 Conn. Ballroom JUSTICE AT TALE 3 038; 4Cs, 3,013; Woody’s, 3.000; Olympio pounded his fist on tne Tickets are being sold by Ches­ 7:00 Ray Bomert Four Dunces, 2.982; Flaherty s. Shiraz. 170 miles to the north, has ' nett resigned from the commis­ New Haven. April 27 .W —'Wll a modem-500ibed hospital given table to underline his Insistence ter Blonlarz, BMmund Soucler, 2,923; North Ends, 2,912; Brass sion because of a, possible. conflict wealthy Iranian shipping that Togo must have complete Francis King, Carl JP'asternack, liam O. Douglas, associate Jus^e Kev 2.885;. Colla’s, 2,850; Prime py a wcei«8.*sj **»*..^- — --- llUcal Independence although he with his reeponsiDllitles as execu- and «thec JnemberaiJf.Jhe .Society.. ^>f the-U.S,-Buprema_C<>«rt win — - - maintain-Uea with tive'TiecretaiT' of rThe" , Ro'cRirtlle ■■ ------vmo-T0»''“ : ...... __ Beer'B'dys,*"2;83flT~^l*b'’* ’ Bykea Scleifce Winners IiO O R a w a . ■'T- .1 Area Chamber of Commerce which Barry Dougan, Grade 7 student, S:S0 Album of the Day represents Tolland and Ellltig^toh S:4S Three Star Extra alumni day luncheon. ond, Woody’s, H<- won the graiMl prize at Sykea Jun­ 7:00 Dick BaHel . as well as Vernon. He later re ior High Sbhool science fair for sumed hts membership. hia project on the external para­ A check with commission mem­ sites of sheep. bers today revealed that many did ;^ls exhibit won a third award not attehd last night’s meeting be­ ^ the Junior division of the North­ TRADE IN YOUR OLD POWER MOWER cause they did not receive post-, ern Connecticut Science Fair in card reminders of the meeting;' Hartford. a time One member was at another meet­ Winners In Grade 8 were Mary TRADE-IN ing, but said he-would hav^'gone Ann Bohme, first; Edward Heine, $OA.OO to the Industrial Comfnisalon second; and Donald teiFrance and for NEW things . meeting later in the eyehlng. An­ Harry Olaon, third. Seventh grade ALLOWANCE SHOE SALE! other was attending a funeral, but wrinnera were Howrard Denslow, An ideal time to give said he assumed the meeting was flrat; Candace Cowan, second; and GET UP TO being held. ‘ Alan Peaae and Barir McCracken, The 10 - m e m b e r commission third. yourself a NEW was appointed by the selectmen Church Rummage Sdle WTG...Y0UR BEST BUY IN POWER MOWERS • WTG...Y0UR BEST BOY IN POWER MOWERS last July after authorisation at r A rummage and food sale will town meeting. The memtoers de % YOUt IOC At be held at First Congregational SR ail 90R M*R SOST otftci___ _ dded to hold regular meetings on Church of Vernon Saturday from W e fe d • Penrard eed I the second and fourth Tuesdays sSRHP.Atyde POWERFUL 24-INCH, 3 HP 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Members AMIRICAN CANCtR 20CIITY Of the month In the future. • o f the Youth Fellowship will wash ST^BEDSHAVBR. 125 PAIRS Variety Behearsals oars on the church green, weather wMh H o tm rf mirnd— ROTARY ACTUALLY CUTS Dress rehearsal for ‘"Vernon permitting. e iKelt itafler Varieties.” sponsored by the Rural Meetinga. Scheduled MOW ING TIME DY 25% REDUCED TO M 0C-AB0UT& Verson School Assn., wdll be held Ladles Auxiliary, AOH, will hold SPRINGWEAW, tonight at 7 o’clock at Rockville a poUuck supper tomorrow at .0:30 High School. p.m. at the Moose Club. CASUALS The show will be presented at Amsrican Legion Auxiliary will f :18 p.m. Saturday at the high meet today at 8 p.m. at the OAR $ O . 9 0 ■ehool. Hall for a program on child wel­ The opening number wdll be a fare. Mrs. Anna Kadelskl and s I IP, $ ^ . 9 9 Charleston by Mrs. Jacqueline Miss Emma Batz are in charge of ,Mh I t lt > ^ Mffa* Pallotti, Mrs. Sandy Beckwith, refreshments. Mrs. Betty Wolffe, Mrs. Barbara An official visitation" will be Allen. Mrs. Eileen Murphy, and made to Alden Skinner Auxiliary, rss'ff eiVsy PMs near rolenr-Mstfs VALUES TO $18.95 - - Mrs. Doris Wohllebe. Sons of Union Veterans o f the a^prese* is nl0l r i t s*spfs#r 18 SfTTLBS TO V d u M l e S f . M The show wdll be closed by a Civil War, at a buffet luncheon" In CFH006E FROM tumbling act put on by the gym ­ Other shavers uss clipping action. Back and forth, .s i ■ e Clutch diiMig iblode • Softly cluldi r e g a l h a s a l l o f THEM! nasium team of & e high school. Oftsn pinch, Irritats. But SpssdihjLvsrJ^jielt-sharpsninf ro­ never Tickets may be had from mem­ Take Mot-Abouts with you anywhere— youn'll find your foot tary blades go round and round ^ ^ J under stationary • HUSH PUPPliS bers of the association and will be By WOLVERINE felt 80 light before . . . ind you never looked bo right before. m sale at the door. ^ whisker,combs. 8moo-o-ooth! AnrTYhe Spesdshsver is so Law Day Prodamation ^ ty to cissn with Its sxcluiivs “Flip-Top" shaving head. RELAX...LET GRANTS • P LA Y IO Y S ' Mayor Leo B. Flaherty yester­ By DUNHAM day Issued a proclamation desig­ Gat yours today! CAN VAS SUMMER nating Sunday as Law Day, in con­ Follow President DeGsulle's visit to the United States 25" RIDING ROTARY • H O IO E S junction wdth State and national- on "Journey Jo Understanding"’over NBC-TV Network. By DOUGLAS te t tailored^by. R e a c h G ?^ recognition of the day. SPRAY ENAMEL NORTH AMSRICAN PHILIPS .C0MPANY,„(iNC. DO ALL THE W O RK... “ Adherence to the rule of law Here’s ail around comfort for casual living. Otily 3 .9 9 has enabled the nation to grow DURABII 100 L 42nd St., Hsw York 17, H. Y. Norilco is known as PHILISHAVE Grants finest, man-sized rid­ 12 ounces per shoe. W ater repellem, soil SPORT SHOES The world’s fiist pirf^ed MID-WEIGHT suit! and prosper,” Mayor Flaherty said. in Cinsdi and th’rougiiout the rest of ths froi world. ant. They brush clean in a jiffy- Dawg, TIES SLIP-ONS—BEOULABLY $6.tS Gloss FINISH ing mower tackles the largest Sage Green,-’Tan and gray. Sizes 7 to 12. •Tt also has been a vital element VEA» In our own community life. The lawns with ease...yet is a snap 1 GROUP whole structure of our business, ’ FOR All lYHES OF to maneuver. 2 to S inch cutting REGULARLY $4.98 — N O W $2.99 religions, social and cultural life INTERIOR OR WANT MORE FOR height. 10' rear air rests upon laws. Every citizen is tirea; 8 'semi-pneu­ dependent upon them in. his daily IXIERIOR YOUR MONEY? 8 .9 9 matic front tires. affairs, and for the protection of SURFACIS ^199 . . ...ndwHh . mcit r.m.rl«bl. his person and property.” “ Chwet-fr-.. Md earfc” * ' able no matter what outiide ellmites or Inside temperatures >nay ^ J . The mayor urged the people to feterspai| •afy J JS WMUy> I dries HARO ebserv’e'Law Day Sunday wdth ap­ M BMMy Omv. A N O T H E R £XCli/S/\T£ F/RST propriate ceremonies "as a public cu,.c>( ' overnight b i d i n g m o w e r p a r k a d e o n l y demonstration of-th eir adherence . m m m to the rule of law as an essential Ingredient of peace and order in G wPiB our national and international THRIFTY SR^NTS SAVES YOU OVER WTG...Y0UR BEST BUY IN POWER MOWERS WTG...Y0UR BEST BUY IN POWER MOWERS hfe.” Jayc^eeS Plan Golfersma 79 “ Hackers” as well as good golf­ NEAREST COMPETITipN ers will have a chance to win prizes CAN DON'T PUSH... JUST G U ID E 20-INCH DEI.UXE ROTARY offered by the Jaycees in a golf- erama at Welles Golflanth Driving =• OUR SELF-PROPELLED HAS AU NEW CRANK STARTER Range May 7. b H SALE! Alan Taylor, Jaycee president, BLISH TO “ 22-INCH ROTARY MOWER AND FAST HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT ■ , announced today that hundreds of prizes are being offered In the JL ^ ' 3-Day» Only>— V .i_#TSnt, designed to raise funds for Hardware Co. • fmm sKtri ? ^ P E R M A TROPICALS ■ civic and charitable actUdtiea of MSr,4-Beat.. Let "Penaa-Craaaa Tfopi- brosis drive, teenage driving road- ealt help yoa look yoor beat! e-o, get-out-the-vote cam paign. "Chorg§^t", Dear Santa project, and the junior I.MwMHy, 3 PAIRS golf tournament. L A D D E R S no m M .y daws .Convention Delegates • I>M:al delegates to the Sta|e Convention of Young Democrats' at New London May 6 and 7 have Qompare Feature For Feature 111 been assigned to convention com­ 2095 1 nearest J Grant’s mittees by Miss 'Jane Page,.^pres- size Icompetltionl price savings Gu„' Ident of the Rockville Young 20’ !' 41.95 t . 28.95 ■’"309% .''V e c t, aamaamw— mS-— Democratic Club. . I . w v v iaihwiac»-tvM la Ovwal*lrt, kiaf lag Assignments are: Rules and' per­ 24’ 1 49.96 i 36.95 26.0% ‘ 4,w.,«.r tfc. wrinMw «» -f**' manent organization, Mias Nancy- 28’ 1 58.95 1 43.95 25.4%^ I ta c k t $Q.95 STOP MESSING SPRING IS LATE - ■rare. .*• •»,! at ^Get set HOW with plenty of slacks for oum- McMahan; constitution, William F. "32M '77.95 1 51.95 83.3% ...... IJghtwelght aluminum Pair WITH PRESSING! nier. Choose from one of New England s big-, LuMecke; nominations,, Lester USE RID TO- with built-in nafety war- T fl’TT'"B'7;95- 1 68'M T 2 .9 % • Baum; credentials,. Miss Page; and geot eele^onfl. ranteed to meet and »ur- 40’ -| 96.95 1 68.96 r"i8.#% 4 resolutions, Miss Frederick. Peea the industry’s specU JUNE 1st. my • IM MMMy AmVA Natur«Uy, and at this low, low oale priw .* Othses delegates are; MiS. ’ fleattona. See them! ArCbUr Jtdmson, Edwrard LIpka, Mfg. soggested ALTERATIONS' there’a a slight charge for alteratloija. Get ICim. ‘WUllam F. Luddeeke, Mrs. Katan A05. V m r 4 9 1 UOOBIS'AT PARKAOE STOSS ONLY yotirs tomorrow L - ' ■ L uUm t W HgbU A*tty. and Mrs. EXCLUSIVE WITH REGAU JUmrt Baum, and Mca . Letter Baum, . MANCHESTER PARKADE am t Drive aihort MAIN ST, mNCHESTEB A total o f f 1,102 has been eol- " 1 ll

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,'1960 ______^ "" ...... -.1.^1 ■'•ii “WEM^IESDAY, APRIL 27, 1960 Paget 13 to 24 PAGE TWELVE Seietion Two 'WTEDKESDAY, APRIL 27, 1960 ^mtriirstrr Evening Ifentlh turnout was 6.8 per cent -of the -■ '■ . - Sen. Kennedy, registered voters. Roberta Johns to ^Perform ' Kennedy captured about 90 per Quits Directorship cent of the write-in votes on the W-A-N-T-E-D Nixon Win in Democratic ballot and Nixon took In Chaminade Club Concert] FOR EXPERT about 85 per cent of those on the Miss Lutz Honored ’ WHEEL a l ig n m e n t —WHEEL BALANCING GOP ticket. No candidates’ names were printed on the ballots. Guest artist at the spring con-^ The concert program will also In­ Dead or Alive! Democrats Consider • RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Bay State Vote cert of the Chamlnade Musical Club clude vocal solos by Mrs. Norman While Kennedy rolled up his Slade, soprano; a vocal duet by c o m p l e t e b r a k e SERVICE huge margin on the Democratic of Manchester next Monday, May At Chandjer Diiiner (Oontiniied from Page One) 2 will be Miss Roberta .Johns, a Mrs. Howe'rd Chase end Mrs. Fos­ Your Old PHILCO TV SEE ballot, hJ also piled up about 6 per ter; a violin solo by Mrs. Leland - Cuinmings’ Successor cent of the write-in vote on the flutist and junior at Manchester MODELS IVSl lo 1V54 -- effect on the leanings of-the dele- High School. Howard, accompanied by Mrs. Mias Hazel P. Lutz, director ocyiudlng to the complex machines of Republican side. Nixon- got leas Robert Martin, and a vocal «war- war, of industrial production, and than one per’ cent of the Demo­ The concert of vocal, and Instru­ Extra Large Trade-In the Lutz Junior Museum, last gatioiu. tet composed of Mrs. Russell Ven- even of household maintenance. Disclosure, yesterday that Man-* And the Democrats, In tbatr CLARKE MOTOR SALES Tifie light vote brought demands cratic ballot write-in. mental music will be presented In Bight wu.prsSented the Msnehes-' Through Illustrations from his Chester Director Theodore Cum­ the chapel, of South Methodist nart, Mrs. . Robert Clark, Mrs. | screening of potential candidates, from seviral officials for aboUtlon ’Two-time loser Adlal E. Steven­ Allowances On The ter Chamber of. Commerce Com­ own life, Dr. Burke pointed out mings plana to realgn after a new 801 BROAD STREET— MI 9-2012 son, not running, but probably Church'at iS:16 p.m. Drumipond S tew art, and Mrs. have also studied the p<»sibUlty of Jerry Coro. munity Award for "continued de­ that the nation, because it does b u ^ et is passed has sUrred up of the primaries. Secretary of available for another nomination, Miss Johns will play the first running a Director candidate who Hie Chamlnade Chorus, under I FabuloUs New i960 votion to the community.” not understand Its underlying 'early speculation among Demo­ ,1s not affiliaCed with a political State Jose{di D. Ward, whose de­ ran a poor second to Kennedy, movement of Mozart’s Second Con­ philosophies, falls to live up to Its crats on his successor. partment includes the State, Elec­ polling less than 5 per cent o f the the direction of Mrs. Lawrence Mias Lutz, Who lives at 2 Reed party. Some Democratic strategists certo, accompanied by Miss Pame­ Almond, will sing three,groupa of | responsibility to its children and tp Cummings had not planned to tion Division, said the expenditure wrlte'lns. " , at., Rockville, founded the mu­ think that might.help attract the la Parker. Miss Johns is one of selections. L the other nations of the world. announce his resignation imtll af'< of $260,000 to print the ballots was Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New three recipients of a scholarship seum In 1953 In conjunction with unafflllated voter. The Chamlnade Musical Club I the Manchester PTA Council. Art ‘There are many other people In ter budget time, an Informed While none .of the Incumbent completely unjustified. York, who withdrew from the race from Chamlnade to the Laurel was organized in 1989 to provide PHILCO the world,’’ he said, "who live and source' said today. Cummings Boston’s election commissioner, before It really began, did better Music Canip.’ The other scholarship director, for the Manchester school Democrats has made a public state* an opportunity for the expression, system since 1927, she has Initi­ want to live under beliefs and for could , not be reached ' for com' ment on whether he will run In David Lasker, called It a waste of than that on the Republican bal­ winners are Miss Patricia Bumford, development and appreciation of reasons foreign to us.” REALTY a clarinetist,'and Joseph Massolinl,' ated several student art programs ment. October, it is widely understood money. lot, getting nearly 7 per cent of the musical arts. Among its mem-1 . Among those who might be con­ the preferences. , a tenor and trumpet player. Mrs. COOL CHASSIS TV and has promoted the expansion of Need to Explain that at least one does not Intend' Less than 20,000 voted In Bos­ hers are school teachers, business sidered for the post he wlU vacate ton. The city has 875,000 eUglble Edwin Foster, Chamlnade presi­ • FRK HOME TRIAL the department to Its present size. It is necessary that the nation to. Kennedy also won a solid 41- executives, church soloists and or­ She has catalogued a complete li­ explain to Its youth the reasons on the Borad of Directors are Cummings’ job with Green Man­ voters. In Springfield only 1,300 vote Massachusetts delegation to dent, will p re se n t scholarship ganists as well as Instructors of • NO DOWN PAYMENT scrolls at the concert. brary for the old high school, and for these differences. He said Rus­ Atty. Paul Groobert; Robert To- or Construction Co. has kept him of 87,000 voted. the Democratic national conven music. The club has presented was Instrumental In organizing massl, head of the Development Of the total 2,600,000 voters In NECESSARY WITH TRADE sian Communism Is achieving suc­ In Rome, N.Y., frequently In re­ COURSE tion. The Democrats elected 80 A free-will offering will be taken programs for church and civic or­ the Manchester EducaUon Assn. Commission; and N. Charles Bog- cent weeks, and Me has been forc­ cess because its agents ‘and stu­ the state, only 1,400,000 are regis­ delegates at lEirge'and in the diS' at the concert for the Laurel Muaic ganizations In the Manchester Gets Plaqne, Oieck dents know the basis of their own glnl, chairman of the Board of Tax ed to remain absent from a num­ PREPARE FOR LICENSE EXAM tered as partisans, 800,000 in the tricts, each with a half vote. In Camp schol'arahtp fund. The club area. , ber of Directors’ meetings. His f rpunr. FIRST LECTURE, MORSE COLLEGE, HARTFORD addition the two national commit­ (Lower Store Level) A plsqus commemorating the system and that of other nation­ Review. •- Democratic party and 600,000. on project was established In 1951 to Officers of l^ e club are Mrs. I Those men have reportedly been work will continue to mkks It tee members are automatically In send deserving Manchester High hcxior was presented to Miss Luts alities. Train now in time to paas your llcenae wcato and enter ^ Tjlrti the Republican rolls. Those with­ Foster, president; Mrs. George by Hayden L. Griswold, Chamber Tills country’s people seem con­ considered as Democratic Director necessary ta r him to be Ho'> ,af^**' Leonard, 43, of 203 English St., flee is now being sought. on grounds the union was corruptly several legislators complained of the Teamsters monitors. dominated. K costs you nolMng to find out'» -«f the society’s House of Dele- New Haven. In this connection. Judge Letts Hoffa, who started working Hfe snts”) srs destroying your house foundations, woodwork, oie. Jitatea. some stores forcing their em­ Leonard was sitting In the cab as a boy hoisting produce in De­ ployes to work on legal holidays of his truck, at- the time, but was had his clerk rCad a letter from PHONE or WHITE now for compists Sldey saying these charges are troit warehouses, obviously was •xpsrt. Over 350,000 homes serviced. Our work Is W A M N m yv as well as long evening hours. not Injured. worried at a news conference yes - 7 Lott Girlt Found •T would like to see how em­ Wilson was hauling ladders in “untrue." Personal Notices Unkuee-Termlnlx, (2) E. L Brues Co. This Ouorsntso is INSUatO "You, of course,’’ Sldey' wrote terday about his legal predica by Sun Insuranco Office Ltd. ' Norfolk, April 37 (jP) — Seven ployes feel afcSout being required a truck owned by the Griffith ment. He said threats to remove .l3irl Scouts who became separat­ to Work on holidaysi” declared Ladder Mfg. Co. Leonard was car­ In his letter to Letts, “know, that you did not say these things to him and put the union under a NEW LOW COST FNOTECTION AGAINST TINIIITM e d from a hiking group in the Rep. T. V. Marsters, Litchfield rying tires in a vehicle owned by court rec^vership have caused In Memorism . . . for Infsstsd and asnJnfssIsd houses - old h sn ^ Republican. Tomlinson Bros, of New Haven m e .. .it is un fair to you. It is la lovlns memory of Notpia Tashseb. bouses under senstruetien. Ask us for dstslls s ^ l m»r $1,000 dowwgo ' ^Berkshire Hills yesterday were totally Incorrect.” great imreet'' among the tmlon’s who pasted away April 37, IMS. fXound comfortable and unharmed Rep. Joseph M. Rourke, New and Long Island City. 1,600,000 members. *■ ■usrsntssd prstsetien on eusllfiad bundlns* ^ ->ia|k. hours later. Haven Democrat and an AFLrCIO . Hoffa’s removal Is sought by A silent thousht snnusi cost. KKn StMIt if TMIMM SUItU. OSMlIsOvs fsidsr so rs«Ntt official, said he was concerned court-appointed monitors who 'al­ Hoffa said Teamsters in one A secret tear .'l .Sl^Ae Police said the jgirls, all Extended Forecast city tkat he declined to nspie will Keeps my memoir dear. ■fromFVW.X Bridgeport,------yere . found about the unscrupulous business leged he misused some 3600,000 of man,”,.knowing other competition Windsor Locks. April 27 (dP» union funds In promoting various vote tonight amaters beauUfuI floral tributes and loaned the minor day to day changes through the U.S. Court of Appeals on Hof- use of cars. Wsit Hirtford 10, Comi.-Miwt m W MI a-8201 . ~ auxiliaries, and volunwrs were Trucker Rescued fa's plea that it stop Judge Letts are importing 200 trial observers ■. scouring the woods for them. They Greenwich, April 27 — A most of the period. to Washington from all over the Arlene Roberts aJid family The normal mean temperature from proceeding with the case. NORTH MAIN AT NORTH ST. were found two hours later.x truck driver was trapped in the Behind the court snarl is a 2H- country. He said the union mem- The girls, and their Bridg'^rt crushed cab of his vehicle for in the Hartford area

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PAGE SEVENTEEN S'- ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNh pi^DNESDAYt APRIL, 27, 1960^ Champion, aald, "1 hmdly oxpmit times that I Just can’t say how 1 ing. <1 want no part of any effort from home and abroad—for clem- to prove who is the Red ligh t ban? it will be the critical dev^pment feel.” ' ' ‘ that would change Coventry " enc^f, , dlt, even if it means I will die.” MANC3HESTER EVENING >TORALD. MANCl^STER. C O m . WEDNESDAY. AFRtl^ Flam^Flick^s The tall, hawk-nosed convict haa Another Chessman attorney, A. A full-pAge advefllsefnent ap­ EUsUt ■rte governor said in Sacr^ en - peared in the ■ Loe Angeles Times FAiOBBimEBH to yesterday the ConsUtutioh. has been in Death Row sinco 1948 L. Wirln in Los Angeles, sent the rinieiuUtTMutel*B*SO ^ when hs was condemned for kid­ governor a .telegram, asking a appealing to Brown to spare For Chessman tied his hands. He said he cannot Chessman. Signed by maiiy celeb­ Mtiss ajrlee grant clemency without a recom­ naping, robbery and sexual of­ short reprieve aa an emergency. iImi SfOTld* ifw, waleit- - Change in Lot Sizes fenses against young women. Wlrin messaged: "Urgent surgery rities. the ad asked tnat readers (M* wpfon — M mendation by the State Supreme sign a blank space at the bottom (Ooattoosd from Cage Obo) Court. He noted the court twice, He exprewed dlsploasuro yester­ prevenU m y representing to you I lowptktjroSeM »■•••• ____ the flnal plea on behalf of Chess­ of the ad and mall it to the gov­ by a' 4-S vote, declined. day with effort* by one of his at- ernor. WELDON DRUG CO. the yellowlah flame flattened atop tortieys, George T. Davla, and two man before May 2.” Controversy , At San QuertUn, Chessman ac­ He said he had been stricken Petitions carrying^ 19,237 aigna- 901 Main Street—MI g-MM 2,000-Joot Wolf Back RWge, some^ cepted the governor’s, statement magazine investigator* to impli­ [ tures arrived at the state capitol What ejrmbollc of Cheeeman’s cate somtone else as the Los An- suddenly with a prostrate condi­ calmly. » tion requiring surgery "in a cou­ yesterday. They asked clemency Hs said DeMars should have i geles sex terrorist. » for Chessman and were sent from The Cdventry Planning andt ebbing hopeis and yet remaining "Let’s Just say (it) certainly is 1 ple of days.” Read Herald Advi. Eontog Cemailuion haa aparked a stepped aside and let one of the not encouraging,” he said. "I Cheaaman said, “n o not want Switzerland. four alteinate. members sit In his idndled. ae have the continued apr to be involved' in this finger point­ Brown’s press secretary. Hale cohtiwaray over changing 2-aere peels to Gov. Edmtmd G. Brown—^ ' have been through thla ao many lot alM requlramentj-to 1-acre lot place. ' Using even stronger language, aizei. ' Loyzlm laid; "I feel we ought to. ^FAIRWAY’S Oppoeitlon to the change U be­ call a town meeting and vote a ing organised by a bl-partiean motion of .censure against this group of townepeople, one of whom board.” He also said the comfnls 'lavora appealing the decision to Sion Is "subordinating the public the Court of Common Pleae. interest to the personal liitereat of The PZC Monday night voUd to builders and developera who would eliminate from the nonlng regula- exploit the town for personal gain I l i SWIFT'S PREHIUM tlona any rrference to RU-80 at tha taxpayer’s expense.” IT • • : # eonee. In theee ronea, predomin- Sparks Boostora ently In the north end of town, The commiaelon’a decision haa .1 iB building lot eiaci were eet at 2- 1 acted'as a catalyst for a rtovement Freezer Food Service acre, or 80,000 square foot, mini­ I that has so far gained only limited mum when the regulationa .were support in Coventry. A group of I i l adopted aeveral yeara ago. residents has been meeting w dis­ The change now aeta the minimum cuss problems With the. town, and, to 1-acre lota or 40,000 square since Monday, has rapidly growm feet. J into a near-formal organization to Oppoaitinn to a eliminating the be known aa the “Coventry shop n o w , •• RU-80 zones brat developed at a Boosters Aaan." Many of its nevv public hearing March 18 when 29 members belong to both political i If ! ^— resldente went on record being parties, some..who have been out­ against the reduction. -Six rea- spoken opponents of each other. SAlil Rtfetarly^ save b ig ! identa, mostly large property own- Joseph Motycka, one of the 5-pc. PrtstlB* tri-ply * eto and builders, spoke for the membera, urged rsaldenta interest­ Girif' Strtick Steb change. ed in “well organized toture stnnhss stMl, rtg. 29.95 growth of the town” to Join the The vote at Monday night’s Quidt drying Wotorlou worn; itoy- Intire etore bursting meeting went this way; Favoring boosters. "We don’t want to make the change. Chairman Nathan Mil­ the same mtetakea as anUofi. FH( coe) handloi. 1, 2, 3- with recerd-brainking ler, Laulrer F. DeMara, and Ernest he said. The group will probably WARDS iql. pam; 5 ’A-qt. Dutch ' . CJ M K H V W A O Trueman,’ all Republicans; against organize next week. WMfs, solart. fv' ISl T ( ^ the rooter of the new boostor evon; \0V*' ikillol. i.ie SOWN Ward Weak bargaihsl it. John Wltkowskl, a Democrat. pr. The ' other minority Democrat on club already are S t ^ J Rep. MV# 97e. toe commiaaion, Albert J. Steven­ Loyslm, Motycka. John son, was not present. John Learned, Mr, and Mrs. Rob- Atoto ReaMmo ert Doggart, Mr. and Ml*. Henry In announcing i,ta decision, the Bherman, Fred Wllmot, Mr. and eommlssion stat«i these reasons Mrs. Fred Rose, Mr. and Mrs. NEW John MscQuown, Mr. Md Mm . ] for favoring the change: Tb# Dexter Wheelook, end Walter E. Board of Selectman is recom­ SALE! 7-plece Tedford. SALEI Children’s mending the adoption by tha town Stotutee Spedfle ' W.I-' - r 196a to trim your Lawn of a SUte Building Code; a care­ qiiere was a question raised by dinatte pias flifi ful analyaia of the dplnlona of the one resident on whether or not fabric SKIPS r ] townspeople at .the public hear- all members had to be present at .. tog; and, * letter signed by M rwi- tile' eaecutive seeelon. and. vote, or.. IMUUUHV- ■ 7." dent*' received by tha- commission, whether jek’.majoi«y--of.;41to-.«w^ recommending the chsnge. mission could set on the regulation A letter was circulated, atart- OMV $• BOON ing last Friday, and waa preaent- The SUte SUtutes speciflcally ] , WARD WEEK SFEOAU)^ ad to the commission Monday say: “.. .sudi regulations or boun- • Prieo-cul during Word Wh !< "Home Owners SpeciaF' night before its meeting. dsrTes may. from time to time, be only—hurry ini FREE CART, CHAIR OR STOOL One of the clrculatore, J. Syl- amended or Changed or rep^ed • CoHon ormy duck uggart— OFFER EXPIRES MAY 3, 19,60 • vester Ploufe. a builder, said »6 by such zoning commission ^ a woehoWa, iongrtaraoringl 41' tobla oxlmds 1« r i - r per cent of the persons ap­ majority vote of the commission SALil Msfrierly 19c Fra • Rad, Mwa, ^ o r eolofsl 6 ganarously poddod cholra proached favored the change. He BrMza or chroma finish aald leveral other persons helped Although the commission Nylon lhr*ad stiteWng, eodiionad In- JOIN NOW!.. . AND GET Beyt' Ar§^ Hew / Word Wade onlyl Big family tobla elrculste the leU*f slgnsturee changed the regulations on totl tdof, rubbor idas. 5-12» 12'A-3. t*ott 8 with * 0 1 #. Glowing plasllai V . ThrcAtesiB Court Action •iaea. It decided against permit­ WasMsif odon. E-phr Men’s, woman's sl2 as..r*golarly 2.99 lioyzim, Democratic v assistant ting multiple dwellings in cer^to lop r*sltts Krotchaa hoof and stain. YOUR OWN POWER MOWER coHon y « ^ Framoo WARD WEEK SALE...... 2.44 B U D G H too! House majority leader in the Leg­ sections of town, and against.) Woshobl* vinyl ophoisfory. islature, was the first today to changing house sizes. fypo srgyta*. Eai"* say court action could.be expected found Km I, fa*. Stus *a*a# bv opponents of the chan^. Homes Lack Humidity • fo Id/,. Buy 4 pr. J pr. QQ* Yes, thanks to Fairway and Swift and Co., you too eon now enjoy the finest of foods and a He said he challenr*a DeMars right to sit on the commission at Mvo I7e. ^ " Chicago—In many homes in win­ new 1960 freelDBr...Trim your food budget...and lawn, too! the executive session Monday night, since DeMars la a builder. ter the relative humidity is as low "I challenge hla right and au­ as 10 to IS per cent instead of the thority in' view of the overwhelm desirable S5 to 40. HumldUlcation I WE HAVE BUDGETS AS LOW A S . • w • • • ^ Ing opposition st the public hear­ experts and doctors agree that if WE HAVE BUDGETS AS LOW AS. • • • ing. It Is amazing that the cha^e you have a constanUy scratchy n ^ waa approved.” Loyzlm said. TWs and throat and if you feel cold when SALE! Smooth- change will be appealed to the your thermostat reads 72 degrees, the chance* are that your home U top mattresi Court of Common Pleas, b* undcj^umidlflod. ^ • serM . / 3 9 M

Pay-By-The Month Insurance Plan emY (4 DOWN ______i i * . ’ l Agairtt for TRAVELERS and HARTFORD FIRE CROUP • Advortisod In LIFE mogozlno 14 95 ir SrtCIAL USK MfASTMtNT' SALE I 4.98 • Firmly comfortaU* support SAUl 30 gal. ^INCLUDES12.30 THE COST OF A NEW FREEZER) J (‘INCLUDES TH E^O ST^I^>|EV^R^ZTO FimikmI Kewet iWitr CsftificstM • Boautiful damask ticking Fiom Swtteo Stock Ynrda to your hopi^ yon SMdeeh - CaeceltaliM* Wardflexpaint gnarnatood beef of the Ugheet quality. Only Swift MLEl Rtgslarly 49( xwoter heater • Firm fdga probullt bardor f .1 Falrwfy can gnarantoe thla service. ★ MHSON4L-Asfe-Fiw TkiHtrtftra 45-pc. Mefanac* let at A fabulous volu* —-on si o f 3 luxury I w T HAvT b UDGETS AS LOW AS. Marias - We - Heraeaveer falKiaa • • • TeTi Strsldi Aakblt Word Wook mottrossoa Don't miu WE HAVE BUDGETS AS LOW AS. MANCHfma ,'.1 1 6 4 ° ° Wads bwest prira tverl this wonderful opportunity to sovol TiilllMNMiEe IBtVa ayia" *bUd* Odorlsss.acryllc- ^Shodow Rosa" for Motchino box spring..,....39.11 * Ml 3-1139 auffod sfyl#. Sfrdehod Glon lined to pro- Yont rust—koops lotex base point has 25 Rot pioeos doc- Oft MoacMslsr Ml f* lit comfortably, too. : 19“ water pure. 100% Easy to opplyt dries eORNIRN^ SI lAfT eiMTIIl tr- MAMCHUm Many eders. Sins 4 * * * * * •rotod. 2!yaor mar- S A i O R * safety shutoff in 30 minutes. 76 - aaouHB rtooa t# 9. Buy 4 pr. save ^ pr. onto*; opon stock. pilot foils. decorator eelersi U r'S 5 *1 24 HOUR PHOHlNgltVICI SCO «aa« latt ef Part OttU» >i'!- ' n.;, •• p - S i -XI o V ^ M (INCLUDES17.95 THE GOST OF A NEW FREEZER) | HNCLUDES THE COST OF A NEW FREEZER) designed for the man iBEEf SALII22" Swhrol who demands the finest \ V •■XX Action Tillar NO PAYMENTS PRiasioN-moMliRiD ' 4- ANOTHER FAIRWAY EXCLOSIVE IN CONNECTICUT MOTO-MOWER* Beef aeleeted for quality by Swift aad Fairway. 124' Aged to our cooler for your aatlafaetion. Proceoaed AMANA AND MANITOWAC FREEZERS. . . CHEST OR UPRIGHT! UNTIL JUNE! 8r*al Throw \ " OalylSOowo frceb for your tiM& FRfE EFFICIENT DEUVERYl 22” TMIWMER •Now "Push-button" startor SAlli Shallow-well piston o Ruggod SVs HP Oinlon angina ^ UPinMC OUAl(^AII1tE ON PRffStlR! AL.L FOODS nm • Adjustabla tilling widths ★ 5-YEAR POWER FiULURE oM MECHAWCAl ONIY SAlEI Wads Inst Fairway pump with 15-goHon tapk • Soff-prapollod—nd pushing , ★ 5 YCARS' FREE SERVICE cmd PARTSl UNCONDITIONALLY i r| FAILURE INSURANCElf SAUl Rs|*l«4y Aft pr. ^shallow well piston pump Idool for drivon wolls. j Amorico's • finosti 'Tosh-button** ■ ■ ' i! - ■ . ■ ■ Dolivors 275 GPH. Ef- stortor moons no n»r* tugging. A BLAST mOZEN MEATS FOR YOUR GUARANTEED! glaa's loaka loss Pumps 400 GPH. Givos fieioni oporotion for Swival action for on-tho-spot -A FOOD DELIVERED IN MODERN turning. Also fjlls 12' or 3 2 '. N , PROTECTION! FREEZEi TRUCKS! lo o y, nylon obsoHsont long, dopond.p’bl* lifts to 25-ft. 'A HP. Reg. 98.80 toutrdiiod yarn*, sorvk*. Ruggod V* hp BIO TRADE-IN BdNU^ motor, 20-gol. tank. Reg, 114JM1 ★ ALL FOODS UNCONDITTONALLY GUARANTWI sfrotoh. Variod: styUf, ON YOUR REFRIBERATOR colors; Buy 2 pr. save A pr. 10- ' ' m WHEREVER YQU ARE.. e WE HAVE AN OFFICE NEAR YOU .... .TQ BETTER, SERVE YOU! DOWN LNEICMJpj^Of^ ED 5-7301 A'^TAMFORD F| 0^5391 y^HBW kOtflibCri Of 2-4397 S A U l 22-Inch ANOnXEB “WOBUyS WB8T” BY FAXBWAYI R O T A R Y M 0 W R R I SAUl 13.5 CH. ft, ' Swift aod Co., antoortoea the nae of tbelr Prefulnm Cuft All Beef tor. Fairway Food Servloe Final Mr. A e AST h a v en H09-1331 itOOtBY n^BBJO AWATWWRY PLW144 refrigoraler Gene Blahop and Mr. Steve Barak receiving the Htrs li the m ail advoncad aquiftmsnt certmcatlon toam Swift Vlcc-Prealdent, F. J. Townley and O. H. Swift Jr. In all the world only, ★ M ORW AIK v o L» 4 S . ★ oan. u r y - ★ t o m i i w o h h u «« t ysu can buy far psifaeHenitt mawing on $10 down the Fairway Food Service baa been given this a flns lawn. Ixelotivs Adjuttakla Rool PndWaa triamlas

>h M jpICH ESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCHESTER, CONN., W EDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 19g0 DASLX CROSSW ORD FUZZLl OUJl BOAIUJING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB Bargains

^ -T»WTHI« ILL-^l------ako w.y] Listed by S l i *W» FAWW HOOPL* tHSsro(*WAncH t, a o b o m MHanf ylMILSIXtCOlMTINa virmvwATxN8#aT; STUlr HORSSSOMRStSM; tnodueiot m-z w a ii — uPAWtfuawB,-m». DOWN TIM8SIMTH6MSA] H» HORS&5HOUIS-*BMD; lOfMori \TBI4 1 Rabbit. Placa a framed mirror on the Mt” S Solar dUk , hills 17 Dytr ao CanvM sfcalter 47 High wind tom-made, hlgh-fashlon sw ea^ a berry serving set. A nother safekeeping. As the garden season 1 POESWT BOTHWIHEM ( SC ^ ai Assistants 48 Iraland matching boWl w ith ladle, 81.19 I color, shape, slse and fabric are Main St. with your young student • Colonial WiOiamsborg UVEMOOM nOn£,THE tl Ona who jt Natural fat . for yourself, for MOTHER'S DAY n 1 yours for the asking. Come to gets under way, you’ll want to for flattering hair shaping, thin­ »«^II«SJU9T MEvlcU 33 Franeh author 80 Drlilk dowlp giving, for the kiddies, or for the will pass dressings or sauce. prevent attack on your flowers • Jamestown CARRCDON. SORsifrlfaratora Among others there is a bird de­ BURTON’S now while the collec ning and atyllng. A basically good, head of the ifouse. Instructions are and vegetablea. JOHNTON PAINT professional HAIRCUT la the point • Annapolis •1 Compass pplat 1 r r r i r 5 . r free. Only quaUty yams are sold sign also Chinese symbols. Grace­ tlon Is at Its peak. Make your C». haa the 1960 producte you •a Ruts on ful shell-shaped dish^y coma In the selection before, the rush. of beginning. While you are here, Leave-Hartford May astk IT here. want for getting rid of creeping, you might consider picking up May ■ a4 Portion IT $1 and 81.99 else. SUGAR and crawling, flying Insects outdoors Return aesuik Frult-Sptce Cake a GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR Tamale Meat tmif CREAMER at 83.50 are choice. or In. MOTHER’S DAY. They are avail­ aiParmlt IT Ohs pound ground beet, 2 onions. SALTS AND PEPPERS of classic 1 package apice cake mix, ALL 10 Trying 11 cup wheat germ able in any denomlnatiim, for.one diced; 1 clove garlic, % pound but' simplicity for modem entertain­ Hawaiian Bam SMcsa shampoo and aet or a serlea; or for EXPENSES axiMTlaneo T ter ^% cup Chiu sauce, 2M2 ^ cups ing are only 81-25 a set of eiww 11 cup finely chopped cookbd prunea •a Staid or canned mincemeat 6 alicea fully cooked round, bone- a PERMANENT WAVE. Perhaps cra'am-style com. com, 1% cups whifte white ceramic. Snatch these gift Mom would like to "cash It In” be­ S4Affcctlooata ~ IT suggestions up for thoughtful , Prepare apice cake mix aa dt le ham, % Inch thlirl»».lii«i. T.M. Belgian linen TEA TOWEI.S are In^Stea* 10, 12, 14, 18, 18, 20. Bust Cut Just enough to let underneath To partake of the inviting prices 81.e So much beauty is housed here. . Quality Shoe Bepeir *1 to 40 Size 12. 32 bust, top I cleaning with the help moiature escape without breaking at MONTGOMERY WARD COM­ hiouae 44. aleeve 2 7/8 yarda of 85-1 ttNIZING," the ONE HOUR DRT Take some hoine to mother. Good shoe repairing pays w ^ the paint film. 41 draperies, heavy blankets and S^ced prunes for breakfast may Just Inside the Oak Street entiwce. raining, feel less tired after a full All three floors are oraering up fOW W r~-«-iSi X ba served In a variety of ways: yards and 8/8 yard contrast. bring them to 20 East Center day of painting, and your house tempting values especially for you. BROADLOOM RUGS The shop Is under NEW MANAGE­ Street. Before the day la over, If NoSSr AVnm lEVGCIMS with hiin Or bacon; In a glass MENT. Your acquaintance !• In­ To order, send 85c 1® w ln s te : stays looking "freshly painted" On the main floor are ' BATH AND ' SOKyiD I '100. bowl, ciitied with cream. Top Ijot Sue Burnett, I'HB MANuHBS- you wish, you can pick them up for years and years,.,^ TOWELS, -reg. 79c each now two otswM I com or cold cefeal with them, adding a vited. TEBt e r e EVENING- v e n i n g - Hh TOALJS, EBAIJ), 1150 jresh,fresh, sweetaweet smelling, 'colorscoior. for 99c. (You know how many yoo— X IN— t/-»7 little of the Juice, too. And to spice AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW brightened. Th« Is efficient serv- If you find certain fabrica diffi­ more towels tee family demands WALL-TO-WALL CARPETIHG prunes simply pour boiling water Tea sandwiches: Have white bread sliced very thlflf remove T(«Xvns V 88,aa V.N. V..Y. « 1 Ice. If you’d rather plant a gar- cult to cut Btraight, pick one or during .the summer swim-and- over the dried prunes, add cloves For 1st class mailingm . m add•— .10c . _ for _ of year than press two threada, and draw them out. ahower months.) You’ll want an .and cinnamon stick and let stand crusts and spread With soft but­ I«4m^ JLddPMMI I . ■ a. _ _a... Avnmt* ter and mayonnaise. Roll each eaudi pattern. Print Name, Addreaa shirts, why not turn over thla Thle will fereate a completely armful of cool 8LEBV Hll JflSS for 24 hours. . with Zone,' Style No. and Site. laundry chore to "MARTINI^ straight line for you to cut BLOUSES, 82.99, to team with MANCHESTER slice around. a cooked asparagus Basic Fashion magazine 35c. slacks, skirts, shorts. Stay crisp stalk so that the bud end ehows. ING," the TWO HOUR SHIRT across. Oarpettng Has Decorating Power SERVICE at 299 W est Middle and fresh through a sizzling aum- CARPET CENTER i^UV What a beautiful transformation ' mer when you own several COT­ An Investment YlekUng over 5% TV— UTILITY HOLDING COMPANY m ! ^ ^ 891 Main Street, are ini ING" will clean and store your SALE comes to town at PXNE- TER CARP.ET CENTER. 311 Main LENOX PHARMACY, 299 EaiX styled With fashion dash. In the 31T MAIN STREET stock. Detailed information re­ the apoUlght ms "she” travels winter woolens and return teem “ Mv wlf« BUT* could Miow IhMn b thing .Or tw o on this Street, with Its vast showroom Is to you In the fall freshly pressed Center Street, your peniilea ac­ LINGERIE DSaT. are "Beau- hTiNB bp «lM IMM f|ii« In a position to offer you a myriad garding this company may Jte 1 ^ about In her world of school, mu­ dura” panties, reg. 69c each noW BUDOETPLAN------Ml 3-5103 opteo progr«ml 'T'wonto dollar* .and a aal# < i ! f ^ by writing or calling Mttcbril ready to use. quire tee strength of a giant! Be- selection of RUGS and CARPETS sic lessons, parUes »®4 rinnlng Monday, May 2 through 44c each. Colorful and rugged are BY KEN RALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD lond* har out of thi* worldl” for every room to harmonize with 3-1105, COBURN AND MIDDLE- You’ll find ths array of DRESSES the SNEteKERS for kiddies (reg. J U D D S A X O N BROOK, INC., 829 Main Street" Mix cream cheese end deviled Saturday,- May 7. buy a ’’Rexall” your modem, traditional, colonial here to suit all her needs at prices item at regular price and get an­ 82.99) now 81.99. Wonien’a sizes £ i L . that please daddy, too. We could hamand use aa a stuffing for are now 82.44 (reg. 82.99). There I ‘decor. From famous mills all over Chocolate Almond Freeae other for Just one penny more. UP Bf BARON RONOn-Ve BY ROUSON the country direct to MANCHES­ £U1 up the column portraying one celery nos Save, while you replenish your is 50% more wear In the tough % cup chocolate ayrup army duck fabric. MEIN’S WORK *neMAN m the LITTLE SPORTS TER CARPET CENTER come % bup aweertened condeneed milk C»,;n bulur medicine cheat, your flrst aid sup­ CDBIUMEflHqP room-size rugs, waU;to-wall carpet­ 1 SHOEIS reg. 89.50 are now 86.99. w o vaam t TDIDM8./ V y . 1 cup heavy cream plies, your toiletries, cosmetics VOUIAST ing, braided, hooked, patterned and baby care needs, just in time ^ teabpoon vanilla flavoring selecUng some cool and pretty minute steaks^_____ Keep in mind always that -there NI6Hr,.T and textured rugs. When you buy cup ready-tc^eat nutrition con­ for MOTHER’S DAY there are THE AT ' carpeUng here you will be assured DRESSES to see her through r —i«t ia a definite relationship between centrate Dusting Powders foY^" after-bath your clothea end your hair-do. IN ^ of satisfaction for years and years. summer. What an array of coU f.,«,ious tempting FRUIT luxury (reg. 81-75) now two boxes ti cup toaated, alivered almonds ton BLOUSES and- SKIRTS with I Luscious, temp g Hie wrimg hairdo can make an Combine chocolate ayrup, con- ton BLOUSB3S and* SIORTS w itnj q^Tva TA.RTS for dess«i^ for 81.76. Mother wtU apprecU te It doesn’t pay to store dust and oteerwiae becoming dress into a denaed inllk, cream. vanUla aiul rich, deep colon, ellky hieter. omayl piN E PASTRY SHOP, 658 tee mist OOLOGNE-ln aerosol con­ failure. So experiment until you grime. Wash and dry all out-of- ready-to-eat nutrition c o n c e n- care. Sizes up to 14. Center Street. Juicy ripe blueber tainer* (reg. 82) now two for ■6Uon thingB before packing them find the right hairdo for the S a S S S t t - ! - trate. Chill thoroughly. Whip until 82.01. Famous *XJara Nome” fa­ clothes you prefer. away. If- your feet are uncomfortable, ries, cial creams, akto lotion, hornww fluffy and aofl peaka form. Spoon check the size of your etocklnga. 1 ple and apricot Into refrigerator tray; freeM cream, are "two for-the moW ” BY JOHNNY HART When you are sprinkling bread Serve aprlnkled with alnxmda bargains. Stock up for your year­ er roU dough with poppy seeds, B . C . ' Yield: 6 aervingB. so long gift occasions. You’ll And OrtU*' INNUAABbaBl.*V1EA*a put the seeds In a salt shaker wd comfort aTyou*’wwl“ ^ STATIONERY HUTS, VITA­ WEDDHNI j w ’ll be able , to distribute them were too short—more, in fact, for festive and delicious, it’s easy to OP intensb effb a tc a n ‘ Mutual Funds provide colorful variety to pleMe MINS, HOME SUPPLIES also BY ROY CRANE ' • • I ' I CUt-TlYATB A DISC»MINAW4I evenly. ' For maximum safety. Income stockings tend to . shrink^ from SUMMER NBEKIS (eun glasses, INVITATIONS BUZZ SAWYER 1 , I I i perspiration. the Individual tastes of family POtrr St AN IPIOT, HENRY SMiTH! V)f TASTB. and growth, you should chrek tee members and guests. Orfer swim caps, Insect repellent). Don t Spring Fufalture Sale miss " tee TV SPECIAL THIS KWEY-RICHMAN _____ , /OH.HOaiR,,, WIST BE CAflSY. m SELL «T CAR SOME Btorewlde reduction! on quality advantage of MUTU.^ There ere — only 30 caloriee In dozen FRUIT SQUARES and ffl/ktIOT, I / HOW r MWl «>«, WHEW ELSE UMPERMT NAME. THEN available at your New York Stock TARTS teiJ weekend. There’s SUNDAY. rtHE FRANCES 767 MLAIN ST. \ home fumlshlnga are available at a medium4ized tomato, and LANOFOEHi SHOW.’? MORTH \*PW»81L7 TRIX...YOOVE WE’Ll. 8UY THIS CONVERTIBLE UNPEH I { i Bhcchange Member, S H E Jl^O N , value in the vege- treat In store for you. CAR0UHA.I ^ ^ fiOTTOSTOP TOUR NEW NAME. -mAT WAY, THE WATKINS, 935 M*'® HAMMILL a n d 913 there’s pliM ------^ “ CAIUNS MF POLICE CAN'T TRACE US THRU MY OtO SOLID MAPLE BOOK TROUGH, Main Street. M itchell 3-1571.- ■table’s vitmaln C. HOMSB! IICENSB NUMBER.^,y------19" long la 82.98, jeg- 8<'88. aCMCMVIY, ^ fiEE,H0N,*my 'tMNOWHIMIY r PeH'TCALLYOU’IRNlE* SMITH. CAD kinvuiNC* I ,VJ iLa (Oin d p m - Ui S. KEDSmobil* SURREY J« \ /(AT to !»• givon ow oy by this ttoro e-w BY DICK CAVALLl MORTY MEEKLE YOUR ENTRY W ILL ALSO GIVE YOU THE CHANCE TO W IN WHVYHB^ a n d t h e WELCOME V M G pN . IT H O O G H T t H A 9 c o m p l e t e l y IGNORED THEM. AflKEP'itxnO 8690METHII - WRONG WITH THEM. I a U. S. KEDSIIN LIZZIE to iM liven away in tiis area TALK1N3 WITH OUR •^AYAWAYIMCM AOeCCNT BY LANK Lj:ONARD THOflEPEOPLC. <90Ptr. THEyVEBEEN MICKEY FINN NEW N EIG H BO R, -rHERSPORTWO OME w HD Etna om t(nnin m ay - eEM UM b Em Fmg ^»^utv«Sti«MTSal AMD T- VEAHI sne% ON A N (7,. MONimNOW. 1 IgAHiAMBUafl-rUf THAT ^ RIGHT NOWJ. > WAS VTSreROAW

No question about the safety mAiwe. Tari^,8. Pat, Off, of your precious furs,^ laoy» BY LESLIE TURNER when you place c a p t a in e a sy oEcouRflel voungwowRff , moth-proof, fire-proof, theft- i®w LOW! UK»aLV..we llT tion, but will actually take on Mol ear, by • 3 M.P. asMlia* 4 ^ for a labuloua 0t»-MSHieiWP, WALK IN WLOOHUGHT^ new richness and lustre in the BMcteRicsl btskti. fonroM, •trtrol. W?*" U. $. KEDSmobilt SUAKEY M0DBtH5DWflTICAJB%F0USHEP 1 ■p t* 20 si.p.li. Wkialboi* 50", iM eiiM Qri MENOFTlWyl pCVltEAaAUKeiJ GUTPOMtTim! cold, dry air ai^ evenly main­ 30", wMMi J4". Psrewotit tW«*. W«i*lu 190 Ite.. Tb* KEDSmsbil* SURREY It tstr »• m 4«I • " ( figurb .. ■ our introduce tained temperature of our tvp'rMisr trelt, a calarfal W anf M3UVANY vaults. We have the largest cbala 4H»a, ttail-paaamafk tkat. Laafth 55 . vi4tb 23 . ••LO-NUFP*’ OFTHESE fUid most modem vault in teigki 52". Wti*b» 45 Ibf. WUNG A MEN? I, Manchester. Why not ^ 1 ness with us direct? SAFE, store your furs NOW! W I N Just call us. F tm bonded, drivers. Capacity 5000 O N E O F m coats. 10 years , without a T H E S E MAasiiM* *■* au-warvaaO (( ))^ I BY PETE HOFFMAN claim. The bra that lifts, supports, molds and holds.,.giviiig.a JEFF COBB U . S . r 0UTWHV6HOUWO glamorous separation, baring excitingly to the datp decollete BY WILSON SCRUGGI^^ AN'VDNEfiHOOTAT K E D S of the new fashions. Flexion boning for wonderful comfort, THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE MY WALL MIRROR'? ' All nylon with nylon lacs. All WHITE or BLACK over PiniL ' MASC, OAV, r POM^ WAHT rHniEmv,THi$iWuit$ "CUTIU? mATSOtMDSUKC.A „.rr qpesN'T ^ FTTTINO AND SEBVICE ITKEE H w a a f c f o m a t J < . AlNTroUBLEL<—— ^ ^ M AK6 SENSE PRIZES I IWDSSWETO dCf " .— BUT A/WrCH DOBS AWAVFAWAV PCOM OUC6-H9 . . FUR STORAfiE, Inc, C o m * i n o n d saunoMisPOK 3251ROAOST.- RMiEONETDarrM!'. E n N r PiMIM Ml ^7111 N o w l ■ CHILDREN'S BOQTERY 1 '/I br MI t-3342 M ANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE CORSET SHOP pm fw m ,*iiroi^ M i MAIN iraEBT—MI t-MdS^AMFLB ''4 •W

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V . \ r ” ' •* , ' . • • ' • > ’■ PAGE TtyiNTY-dNi KANGHBSTER'EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CX)NN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1960 J MANGHISTER IVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OOWWn WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 ?, 1960 PAGE TWENTY THE Indium Hand Tigers First D efeat of Season RSox Back Jurges Herald Angle ^ . ______I—I « r White EARL YOST ASnaUCAN LEAGUE biATlONAL LXAGVB < •porta MRor OWOLliS IL SENATORS 18 — Tuesday’s Reanlts Tuesday's Besults and Jim Ferry oombtaed fo ra flve-fYankeoa sUyed wlUttn a half-# Baltimore II, Washington 10 Jim GentUe slugged Oia Senator# Milwaukee 4, CAnciniiati 8, (11) Mtter agalnat the Tigers, wboae game of the Tigers while losing for the second straight day with a 8t. Louis 4, San Francisco 3 Boston 7, New York 5 Bargain in S p o rts Viewing their aecoftd — both to ’Boston’s In Latest Cleveland 3, Detroit 1 (12) was run waa tinaamed In tha aeventh thfee-run homer for the Orlolea Lob AngelM 8, Chicago 1 Jerry Caasle (2-0). It waa Caaale’a ThU one beat reUever Camllo Paa* P 111B b u rg h at Philadelphia Chicago 8. Kansas 'ing: second. Brewer-slammed the door. with the club, I’ve never seen a 4.00 Cards Rout Sad Sam Jones itootbaU last sea«m ns a member LaSalotta at US k m . 2:80 Southington 10, Middletown 8. manager work as hard as this fel- Pro Basketball ...... Tkuradmr. April 28 "If any of you fellows are both­ Wtllanw Baoka Besa College Baaketball ... 3.5U of the Bolling Air Force B ^ Plalnvltte 3, Rockville 1. Pumpele Green, whom some lov/. He’s right In my book." Windham at Manohastor, 2 rStmmJimmfa tVllwAfl H T flO). ered by anything I can help you Indians Play Windham n it BaaketbaU 6.00 eleven, will play with tha New Friday WgW FighU ...... A ...... f W York Titans next faU. Championship Fight* ■•’>/<•...... 2.5.M After Bean Ball Incident Tennis EvenU ...... In First Home Contest QoU Tournament* ...f...... o-w ^(2-i) -was a winner fqr enty the Ring Wilderness Bowling Tournament* / ...... Ne)v York, April 2'7 (4V -'’ second tlmo to she earaar dertaiens Hors* Race* ...... / • ...... •The St, Louis CardinalB have Having split even in its first two road games this Spring, Trpek Meet ...... I ”® at Wrigley Field. Ha 'walkcd'Juat MACHINE SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATURDAY Manchester High’s baseball team will open its home season I' ^ 2 4 event*. ' at laat caught up with old pal one and bad a no-klttar until the Sam Jones. They flattened M iiilY AT i l l i m i l • WWWT •EllllEY m ild . Portland, Ora. — Denny Moyer. Thursday afternoon entertaining Windham High of Willi- fifth inning, when doublea by Rademacher’s End mantic. Game time will be 3 at Memorial Field. RecoDiideriug tReady to Go the big righthander for the George Altman and Del Rice gave 151, Portland, outpointed Emile Bill Bralnard, dean of active Either George McKay or Chris‘S ^ 'Little Jrtinny Kelley, who four first time in six decUions the Cuba their run. Th* aide-arm­ Griffith, 151, New York, 10. tliM has raced home first In the baseball and softball umpire* In when he tried to dust them off for ing righthander struck out 10 for London, April 27 (iiP)—Pete Rademacher who started at the Los Angeles — Bobby Pena, 153, «.N.„ r-t ». piainville Wins 3-1, Flv* Mile Road Race on Thanks­ Manchester, ,1s anxiously looking a league-leading total of 22-almoat MACHINE SHOP W ORK aignment for the Indians. Both -LONG ARMS OF INDIANS: Pictured above are the six boys who make u^p M anch^ forward to the start of another real, p"' ' • top against Floyd Patterson, then the heavylweight cham- Mexico City, outpointed Jesse are righthanders. giving morning in Manchester, is Sad Sam, retaliating after team- e x a ^ y on pace with laat (Ksaon’s I f Jones, 148, Los Angeles, 10. ter High pitching staff. Left to right, Mike Reardon, •^erry Savitkas, Chris McNeil, reconsidering nU decision to re­ season. The North Ender plans to top total of 242. nion. found himself in the boxing wilderness today. Windham will probably nehd a mat* Jim M venport had bean One-time British heavyweight^------Oakland, Oslif. — Lyle Mackln, Fifth Loss for Rams George McKay, Steve McAdam and Pat Mistretta. (Herald Photo by Pinto) ' tire from long distance running. work softball at Robertson Wrk phmked by the Cerda’ terry The Dodgers, acortog flv* un- Done With Modem, Predsion Machinery brother battery of Pete Slytnan, Bitter at hi* performance In the this Spring and Summer.,.Tom earned runa on- four Cub arrora, champion Brian London knocked would mova me into contention 150, Oakland, outpointed Kld.Rayo, pitcher, and Paul Slyman, catcher, Kelley is now in hi# 34th conaecu- Jackson, fired, hi* flrrt pitch be­ out the balding, Sl-year-old Rade- again for the world title.” 14814, Los Angeles, 10. Rockville—You don't win base­ recent Boston Wtarnthon when he hind Joe Cunningham. But after had 18 hiU and piled up aeven runs • ALL OP VALVE WORK Indudinc -machex,. of . Columbua, Ga. In the against the Indians. Windham has ball gamea unless you can score waa forced to drop out after 20 live season aa head baseball coach Unqiire Crawford served a to three toning* agatoet lOMr Glen ter:::; itaKaaaporL^ .Won ' one, .of - three, decision#this som 1244-48 period aa a marathoner, flrrt toning. X-raya fatted to dtt- ■ g ^ia, aUewIng five hna and nn-| Herald. "I felt great. The sorenees dis­ * MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS Lowest Prices ■ Lakers’ Franchise over his anger. Especially, when Williams paced nervously. It Is those two home runs he hit in his his way of releasing all that pent- TYREX I West Coast Bound first two games were mentioned. up emotion. 651 PARK STREET PROSPECT St., Comer W. MIDDLE t u r n p i k e "Say, I really laid into that first "When I wake up in the morn­ of GOVERNOR ST. Niear BROAD one," ' he said with the old Wil­ ing and see the sun shining." he HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER nnST QUflUTY New York, April 27 (/P) — Only liams' gusto. "I hit the sweat out said, "I curse up and down. Why j the formality of a league- vote re- of it. And I felt good up there can’t It rain? I don’t want to miss Tel JAdtson 7-1811 TeL JAckson 8-2161 Tel. MItcheU 3-j5168 8.00x18 ...... 8-*fl i malned today and the National at the plate, too. any gamea. I want to get In there. ODRNER ENFIELD and AI41EN AVE^ THOMPSONVILLE—-TeL RI 8-2482 j Baaketball Assn, will reach out to "If I can only get in there for "1 feel good, 1 tell you. My tim­ 8,70x18 •••,,••••••••••• tO.06 about two weeks without getting ing Is good. There’s nothing wrong 7,10x18 12,08 I the West Coast. hurt again. I’ll really explode. But with my reflexes. I’m ready to ex­ 7,80x18 ...... 14,08 The last big barrier to the trans- don’t quote me. Let 'em (the plode. i know it. / 730x14 ...... 1 fer of the Minneapolis franchise pitchers) sleep.” "It’s Just that damn Ug of 11 to Los Angeles was hurdled last It's no secret that Williams la mine."' •- Whitewall add 8.00 I night In Los Angeles when the seriously considering retiring af­ It was pointed out that it eould lease the 14.(K)0-seat sports arena ter this year although he won’t have been worse. He shoqld be Greatest House Paint Discovery in Thirty Years! 1 to the NBA team. say so definitely. He would have grateful the injury wasn't more That rpeans owner Robert Short quit last year but his pride refused serious; NYLON i of the financially-lhsolvent Min­ to let him bow out after he batted "'Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know,” Wll- FIRST QUALITY neapolis Lakers will take his team only .2.'54. Hams said impatiently. "I'm grate­ West if the rest of the league "I did nothing this past winter ful all right. But I'm not playing. NEW ^fiPLUClTE" agrees. but fish and take it easy. I didn’t It's tough /Just sitting around 8.70x18 ...... "All other things being equal, watch my weight. I ate what I especially when I feel so good. said NBA President Maurice Po- liked. I did what I liked. Four more days.. .four morq long 7,10xU ...... 18.88 doloff, "I can see no opposition." "I made up my mind I'd give it days..." . HOUSE PAINT 7.00x18 ...... 18.08 7 3 0 x 1 4 ...... 18.08 Whitewan add 8.00 • • • • J • • ^^*11 . . . * CUSTOM NiW TREADS

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Dries nary.bouaa paint*...., ALL AiZES A handsome, practical law n w e don’t in half an hour to a beautiful flat raristomotabNetoMar- J n i, A tk u* fer details. finish of extraordinary durability. have tQ pamper. The precise Scotfs SAFETY Easy to gflply. Clean up with water. Wsieh Our CUaeUled M urom YOU PAlNT-CoiMWiand Ad Drtly Under Spreader helps us do both jobs right. ARTICLES FOR g et full infsmationt color m rd for SALE How about it—want to help? * MONTEREY 2-DOOR SEDAN — DEUYERED IN MANCHESTER HYLOH onoatag iMio **Iocita^ Havoc Phmi. For Extra. Specials. _ .IrtwifiafreM^tf MW More and mart foUt$ art coming to us for advice an improving their Equipped with standard transmission tubeless tires, deluxe interior, self-adjust­ Vfl| If V * I*Ya tort a*n« Mitht Ww i l . FREE MOUNTING lawn» through an easy-to-foUow Seotts Program. Come ijgon.vfime. i- ly e L L iK lrt”. I•ilrall■t Ui*i...«*t*r We’ll be glad to preterihe the correct Program for your lawn. ing brakes, economy V-8 engine. Excellent gas mileage on regular gasolin^. "TSTBSeiCSr FREyROTATlNG T O u ^ a C e S : A ■ M S hl^ *R iu Tax umI'BeoappaMe Tire New lower prices on Seotts Seed! Scott^^ Family Seed* 1250 sq ft box* *5.95 MORlARTY BROTHERS ■MIST LA. JOHHSON PAWT (». LINCOLN — C O N m E N T A L — MERCURY 723 MAIN ST. ■'~v. --- DOWN • z r s L - I n In home lot$ ■' !V';; TOT TUT COLE'S Low Bank Rales C O M ^ — ENGLISH FORD 230.1# IJIT •he wl* ericefll U P TO 80 MONTHS v m NiNr iMTt iM TO PAY! 801 CENTER ST. — Open ETenings — Ml 8-5185 r DISCOUNT STATION LARSEN’S CQ., INC. ' -Wa 414 em PH l ST. Ml 94|f t 0 n DEPOT SQUARE—PHONE Ml f-8274 POR PROMPT DELIVERY •T F A b E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTPER, CGtfN.r WEDNESDAY, APRIL t7,' 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 19^0 PAGIB TWENTY-TWO Housea for Rato 72 Waatod— Itoui Housea for Sato 72 Houses for Sato 72 Hoosshold Goods 51 ApsrtmMito—Flst»— Suburban tor Rent 66 Houses for Sato 72 SEIXJNO—BUT1NO—TratftBtt We BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Articles For Salt ^6 Flowra—Norasry Stock S0»B MANCHESTER-rUpUt Isvel. Six Aoto Driving School 7-A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Tctiementa 63 BOWERS SCHOOL-6 room ranch, 1—OOVBaiTRY - Mmimum down COME SEE THESE VALUES rooms, 1% baths, flrsplacs.. ga­ otter you ftoe oonfldentiai t » POTTED HYBRID tomato plants, rLOfUBNOB oembinatlon gas sad COVENTRY—6 room clean unfur­ PICNIC TABLER, attaehsd saata, Sevan ydars old. foysr, largs liv­ FHA. NSW 6% room ranch, bullt-ln ge, laundry room, ameslte epectitme and arrange «U O w e * PREPARE FOR driver's teat: cabbage, .broccoli, lettues. k(dil- oil range excellent condition. FURNISHED • room hsated apart- nished first floor apartment. Call G.E. stove and oven, paneled Are- Manchester^jT'op value, 4 bed' Ing from start to nnlah. Iflttan Ages 16 to eo. Driving and class full siss 80” wide top. 6 foot, Maids twin bed, mattress and WilUmantif HA 8-8911. ing room, dining room, and $ room home, remodeled, toll base Ive, hot water oil neat, UH-itoW [TriOCtKiDiA«e«OlNfrl [TOEiMOQSriS ‘ itntpnnn-K $19.96; 9 foot $93.96; 10 foot $96.95; petunia . plants." Krause meut. Private entrances. Parking. bedrooms, toll basement. By ap­ place wall, basement garage, one lot. Owner transferred. Priced at will work hand and g\pve with CLASSIFIED room. Three Instructors. No wait­ '1O0P0WTNE MOST ySITTOCOMl.' \ TNIH& ’l.lllf MNIMO 631 Ebuttord Rd., M l spn;^. Rug 9x13. Miscellaneous. Adults. Apply 396 Autumn' Sefors acre lot. Immediate occupancy. ment, new toiuace, patio, garaga, you. Member Mult^le UsUng ABOUT‘TUK «M(fLL UIPOIC J 80 braced conatructlan of 2x10 pointment only. $17,900. Other list-1 only $18,600. HixeeUent condition. ing, Manchester . D r i^ g Acade­ HAMBWOKWTTV,) BWCIAL.'OR .esBiNSivE DiSHestvt'ti^ VIHENTNEV, [ MONSTEM AT HOME, Moving—must sell. After 6 p.m. 7:30 p.m. ■ ick cSo. M l cloae to Junior High and High Service. Call the Ellsworth MHtsa my. P- »-72«. Western Fir. Zinc plated holts. De­ x a 9-8780. Summer Homes for Rent 67 S is. Phllbrlfk Agency. XO School, 815,900. Charles Lesperence, XO 9-7830. CMILVaSiU TOU -A Mkfit VOU'D It IT TANK ThPA WOKE GETiriWEY* ^HEY EAT I.E96 THAN livered and asembleai W. .Zlnker, 9-5246 or Barbara Woods, XO A i^ c y , Realtors. XO 8-6980. : .^ANOlTfMIABLYWiUL:, ^VWH'TEATIT.O APARAWlTr FOUR ROOM garden apartment, FLORENCE ST.—7 room home, en- 9-7702. VERNON CHarmlng 8 bedroom MORTLOCK’B Manchester’s ' lead­ LlUt UAMBUQSKt klMIOBPllT^ MI 9-5444. EIOHT c u b ic foot G,E. refrigera­ GIANTS NECK HatghU, next to Five-room ranch, Parkade an a , ADVERTISING AND POTATO . ANICI STRAWBERRY PLANTS for sale. clean, well maintained building, closed porch, aluminum storms, ranch, 10 minutes from Charter LIST YOUR home With this a g ^ ing driving school. Three skilled tor. Excellent condition. Xa 9-1686 Rocky Neck, 4 room modern, well built home with extra large OOUIAW CLOSE f^UT—mcnlc Ubies, at- Spackle and CatskUl. MI 8-3868, heat, hot water, stove, refrigera­ garage, ameslte drive, immediate n —SPRING STREET — Custom Oak Bridge^ Next to Lake Street cy. Personalized service. We courteous matructors. Class room after 6 p.m. tor and parking, 1115. Xa 8-1809, clean cottage, sleeps six, $65 a built Oambdattl ranch 6 rooms, kitchen, raised hearth (ireplkce, •etl end trade. Alice Clampet, OlNNtRI taehed‘seats. Last year's samples, ARBORVTTAE, Spruca, $1 'each, week. Mra. Carter, PI 2-8141. occupancy. Asking $13,500. Call end three good sized bedrooma. •chool. Aamime G.I. or CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS instructions for 1«, 17 year olds. AD 6-1269. Paul J. CorrenU, XO $-0368. attached garage, extra large liv­ FHA 10% down. Price reduced to Realtor, 843 Main St., M ancfaei^. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director slightly weathered, 3” lumber, 6 ten or more. You dig. Route 80, Xm. ALBERT PROVES TO ing room with fireplace. Immacu­ 8;1S A.M. to 4;80 P.M. foot long 80” top, $18.60, only 5; Manchester—n v e room ranch, $18,990. Call E. E. Bushey, Ml Tel. xn 0-4643. of Driver EducatiMi. MI •-7SB8’, Wapplng, Slater St., after $ P-m, YOU THERE IS A (COVENTRY — Four room apart­ late condition, one acre wooded MO!z « ant t M ETABAD.' 6 foot long 38” top, $9.80, only 3. STRONG STREET —7 room co­ 9-2088.______t WANT f HEMP ment, heat, hot water, electric Wanted to Rent 68 lot. Call the R. F. Dlmock Co., X a ell rooms extra large, three l>ad' ' BTEAN! 'N iCt DeUvtred. W. Zlnker, MI B-M44. •’SANTA CLAUS” . lonial, 4 bedrooma. Fully Insulat­ rooms, high 4%% mortgage to ee- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. fAlAOrN'lAMI stove, garage. References re­ ed. Steam heat. Fireplace. Garage 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, MI POUR ROOM ranch, air condition­ MONDAr Xpire^nUDAV 10:M A.BI.—8ATTJBDAT • AJU. CQEAMi'N AN ' Househcld Goods 51 JUST PAY MONTHLY! quired. Beautiful view. A. G. WANTED TO RENT 4 room un­ sume. Immediate occupancy for Garage— Service—Storage 10 , tClAH’ N‘“ CHOPS 'H- ' 1. 2 or 8 YEARS TO PAY furnished flat on flrat floor or end ameslte drive. 818.200. Earle 9-7702. _ comfortable living. $18,900. ing, huge heated rec room .. Cell CrickmOre, PI 2-6449. E. E. Buehey, Real Eetate, Xa Caretaker Rule STORKLINE carriage In excellent RUGS NEVER used, 9x13, $80; MONTHLY PAYMENTS room house. Two adults. After S. Rohan, Realtor. Xa 8-7488, m —XIAN<3HEwiER—New ■ 6 room _PLEASE_READ YOUR AD condition, $30. Call MI 9-398$. 9x15, $86; also larger and smaller $16.83 SDC R(K)M apartment with heat x a 84660. I ovan and South Windsor—5H room custom 9-2083, 0 QARAOE FOR RENT, ‘ SB E. Cen- SIX ROOM oversized cape, toll ranch. 1% baths, bullt-ln ovs built ranch, one year new. Over sizes, G.E. vacuum, 830. BU a COMPLETE and hot water. J. D. Realty, 470 shed dormer, ceramic. tile bath, range! fireplace, overaised gari EXCELLEINT VALUE. Six room In South Korea ter '•* MI B-7177. 9-6956. Main Street, XO 8-0139. 1100 aquere feet. Crlep n w living or "WMit Ada" ara taken-wer th* phono no * con- RUG HOOKING machine for sale, ROOXtS OF BRAND NEW Apartment Baildinsn fully plastered, large kitchen with Over an acre of land, r*' value cape, garage, hot water oil heat, renlenoe. Tho advortlaer ohouitf read-4la nd the FIRST DAT IT FURNITURE $18,700. R. F. Dlinock <3o, area, 1% acres; Exceptional MI 9-8633. DOUBLE BED, rugs, curtain^ LARGE 2 Land for Rent 73-A the president a figurehead chief IBM Hudson Sedan working conditions. Apply at furnaces, modern rgdlators, com­ APARTMENT HUNTERS frontage, trees. Onlv $15,900. Cari­ XIany more from $4,500 up. wife, desires. Price $16,990. Gsaton of state. Such a change was dryers and electric ranges! MI Morin)?—Trucking—- Main St. . WE BUY, SELL or trade ahtiqus room ^1 ^ • . ^ " : | t EN ACRES level, rich land, sult- 1958 Ford Sedan 1952 Ford 2-Door .Victoria Olender’s Body Shop, Rockville. plete windows, including frame, REFRIGERATOR, freezer ton W. Hutchins, xa 9-6132. Realty Co. Xn 9-5731 or TR 5-6293. promised by 'Rhee yeeterday vdien 9-6678. Storage and used tornlture. china, glass, Before You Rent See — baasmsnt garage, ameaitsi able for corn or#..* vegetables. Louis 20 SPECIAL PURCHASE and aluminum storm windows, $120. Console TV 21” $4(), wringer ELLSWORTH MJTTEN drive, 2 wooded acres, high he offered to resign. BRUNNER’S Hardtop >peri 'allver, picture frames and old MANCHESTER—Benton St. — 1(4 Bunco, x a 3-8116. Fully equipped—runs fine. Some TAMKIR TREE removal, land doors, and plumbing auppllea. washer $25, breakfast nook $20, UNIQUE 8 R O O M ^ p e with bay. AGENCY assumable njortgage. Im­ Editorial objectlona also weiw Ob ths Manchester-Vemon Town MANCHESTER Package Delivery wanted. The Thomas Colla Co., 251 Lovely chromp formica kitchen coins, old dolla and guns, hobby MANCHESTER GREEN three or four bedrooms, master room ranch, full dining room, two body rust. cleared, firewood cut« Insured. Light trucking and package deliv­ Goodyear. Goodrich. BTrestone. Choman House Wrecking, open coUsetiona, attic contents or whole mediate occupancy. voiced against Huh Chung, whom Line in Talcottville Call Paul A. Ellison, MI 8-8742. Broad St. U.S. Generals. Factory blemishes. dsilly 8:80 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4, or aet $30, metal wheelbarrow $5, all MANOR GARDENS 33x11, two full bstiis,' enclosed Realtors MI 8-6980, xa 9-5624 bedrooms, basement garage, ex­ Rhee had named thia v(eek to head Open Eve. till 9 MI $41191 Only $296 Full Price ery. Refrigeratora, washers and sautes. Furniture Repair Service, porch, walk-out basement, over­ cellent condition,. convenient to Resort Property for Sale ’ll stove moving specialty. Folding All sizes Including Imports, tube­ call Xa 9-2392. excellent- condition. Xfl 8-0855 be­ ’ Talcottville, Conn., TeI."Xa 8-7449. $18,600—Andover. Large 6 room a new cabinet after the Liberal GARDENS PLOWED and har­ DEPENDABLE aliwle man to work less, tube type, white, blacky fore Monday, On West Middle Tpke.. just off sized garage, and many extras. $12,600—SIX room cape, full base­ •chool and shopping, price $14,700. cape, 1(4 baths, fireplace, 1167 CHEVROLET Nomad station chairs for rent, MI 6-0783. on poultry farm. Room and board ment, combtnati windows and Gaston Realty Co., x a 9-5781 or AMSTON l a k e —Lakeshore front party government resigned. Huh, !.962 Pontiac 2-Door Sedan rowed. No job too small. Free the Wilbur Cross Parkway. Owners sacrifice below appraisal, garage. property. Six room house,. 2-car 63, is now an Independent but once wagon with powerglide, radio, Solid throughout, Standard shift, estimates. Phone MI 9-5951. furnished. PI 3-7833. HALF PRICE . Diamonds-^Watches— x a 9-4390. doors, ameslte drive, shade trees, TR 5-6293. heater, red and white. It's a doll. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ WANTED—SmaU upri^t plMO in Features: 30 days occuoancy. Xfarion E. garage, extra lot. Could be year served as acting premier imder Only $295 Full Price Exahenge and Tax - Jewelry. 48 8-4587. $15,800—Bolton. Large 4 flnlabed 6 Do business easy at Bhmner'a in SWEDISH (hand) massage In the ing Company. Local and long dis­ good condition. Call MI . JBlxceptionaUy large rooms. NIC® 6 ROOM Colonial with fire Robertson, Broker, XO 8-595K' BOLTON Immaculate 6 room "round! location. Priced for quick Rhee. Critics said he had worked tance moving, packing and stor­ room cape, 2 'stone flre- sale. Owners going to Florida. J. too cloaely with the president TalcottrtUe..,. convienlence of your home by ex­ lawn at 139 E. Center St. Call MI COLE'S'DISCOUNT , LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler—re- » SEPTIC TANKS Separata heating controls in every place. East Middle Turnpike, ranch, like new throughout. High placiilaces, walkout basement; 1956 Ford 4-Dopr Sedan age. Regular service throughout 9-7177. THREE BEDROOM ranch. Im­ elevaUcm, wooded lot, $18,500. Mc­ D. Realty. MJ 3-5129, 470 Main St Rhee, In a one-sentence an­ Radio, heater, Fordomatlc Cus­ perienced masseur. For appoint-: p^rs, adjusts watches expertly. CLEANED jM i INSTALLED WANTED TO BUY rototiller. In apartment. $15,900. J. D. Really, 470 Main St., toll shed dormer. WANTED — Clean used cars. We ment call MI 8-1781 9 a.m. to 2 New England States snd Blorida. STATION. RCA Whirlpool range and refrig­ MI 3-5129. maculate: 1(4 baths. 8(4% m - Carthy Enterprises, Realtors, xn nouncement of his resignaUoto buy, trade down or trade any­ tom V8, MJ 3-8563. ’ WEAVER FIXER. Weave Small Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday good condition. Call XO 8-8098. aumable mortgsga with moderate ,9-4876. R. D Murdock, XH 3-6472. COVENTRY— Summer’s coming. said he wished ”to devote the re«t P-m. 486 Center 8t. Xn 9-0980 thru Saturday, Thursday" eve­ • SEWERS erator. $19,000—Bolton. Large 8 room cape, Lake front home complete with t h ^ . Douglas Motors, 833 Main. Only $275 Down insulated wire pads. Foley Em­ 60-62 PORTER ST. Exceptionally down payment. M-day occupancy. 1(4 baths, stone veneer, of my life to the nation and peo­ AUSTIN-A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- ployment Agency, 44 State St., nings. 129 Sprucip St. xn 9-48$7. • MACHINE CLEANED WANTED—Wicker tornlture. Oak Laundry facilities COVENTRY Five room ranch furnishings, Tongren. Broker, 113 SINK, 30x20. Screen doors, 48x83 or walnut secretary;- Two Holly­ Xlaster T-V antennae. large two-famUy. now vacant, ex­ Call J. D. Realty, 470 XCaln Street, well landscaped lot. ple as a citizen.” But there waa 1956 FORD Victoria hardtop 3-tone, 1&55 Rambler Station Wagon moving, packing, storage. Low Hartford. Good condition, both $10. M cellent condition. Priced right for xn 3-5129. with all the extras. Built-lns, fire­ Main Street, xa 3-6321. speculation he etlll might try to heater, radio, Fordomatlc. Will Household Services rate on long' diatancs , moves to • INSTALLATION wood beds. Evenings Xn 9-5448. Heat, parking and storage area In­ Radio, heater, hydramatic. 9-4181. ■ Fertilizers 50-A quick sale. Xn 9-5239, 9-5. place. stainless steel sink, dispos­ $19,800 — Manchester. Owners COLUXIBIA LAKE — Waterfront make a comeback by running for sHICrlfice for quick sale. Can ar­ 48 States MI 8-5187. cluded In rent. SOUTH WINDSOR —Custom built al, and many more custom fea­ Only $275 Down Offered 13-A SPECIALIST WANTED TO BUY cement mixer, Adjacent to Shopping Center and moved to Florida. 1380 summer cottage In Sleepy Hollow. the pntsldency again. The largest range terms. MI 9-0980. WANTED— Experienced painter, BOLEN TRACTOR, 2% h.p. with ,HORSE} XIANUpE—Three bushels DELMONT STREET—6 room two- executive 74 foot ranch with 10 tures. $14,900. McCarthy Enter­ square foot ranch, brees- opposition newspaper. Donga Dbo, Edward Price. Xn 9-1003. electric preferred. Xa 8-7267 or schools. Belflore Agency, XO 8-5121. 1955 Rambler 2-Door Station w e a v in g of Bums, moth holes mower, snow plow, garden plow ^ for |1, Cash arid carry. Bring con­ x a 9-4663 during day. Story house. Excellent condition. acres of land, 2-car garage. 1(4 prises Realtors, MI 9-4579. .R. way and garage. 4% mort- said in an editorial just before tha FOR SALE—^1957 Bulck Special, 4- and tbrii clothing, hosiery runs, Painting— Papering 2 and wheel harrow. MI 9-7406. Priced for quick sale. J. D. Real­ baths, enclosed shower. lugh ela- door hardtop, four new tlrei, very Wagon tainer, Kenneth Nelson. 737 Lydall T6wn and Country 31/4-6 Rooms from $115 D.'Murdock, xa 8-6472. ' , gsge. resignation 'was announced that hr-dbaga reptUred. slpper re­ PAINTING AND paperhanglhg. St. x a S-SOOd,^^"— — ty, 470 XIain-Street, Xn 3-5129. vacation with beautiful -view. The ,Wanted-‘>Real Bsute 77 the public uprising would have; to low mlTeagel WUV accept trade. Ml Radio, heater, Standard, ahlft. placement, umbrellas repaired, ALL NIGHT GAS station attendant, Rooms Without Board 59 open weekends noon till 6, week­ best of everything has gone Into BOLTON—Here’s a good'elssd six $10,000—Bolton. Large 7 room 8-0458. One owner. Good cleun workmanuiip at rea­ experienced. Box B, Herald^ ' 15 VENETIAN blinds. .All , Drainago Co. days by appointment. Phone days 262 PARKER STREET—Six room revive if he tried to cling to p!^- men’s ahlit 'illara' reversed and sonable ratea. SO years in Man­ CLEAN CX>W manure. Delivered this house. J. D. Realty, 470 Main room split level featuring a spa­ home. Living room 15x38, 3 IF YOU ARE looking for ^ rte o u s , Only $195 Down replaced, Mxrlow’a Little Mend­ condition. $16 for. all. XO 9-4611 PLEASANT ROOM, south near Xu S-1181. Evenings Xa 9-7613. Mr, Colonial three bedrooms). fire: St. MI 3-5139. cious living room, full dining •tone fireplaces, large ga­ er. chester, Raymond Fiaka. MI REAL ESTATE salesman tul) or $5-$l0 loads. Excellent for shrubs, M l 9-4143 Handler, Green Manor Construction expedient service, list your prop­ Rhee’a resignation came aa an ing Shop. gardens, lawns, etc- XH 8-7804, Xa Xlaln Street. Gentleman, place, garage, top condition, floors room, three bedrooms, oversized rage and barn, 1(4 acres, erty with us. J. D, Realty, 470 1959 -TAIUMPH , TR-8, excellent 9-9287. part-tinie. Green Manor Ck>nstruc- HOME MADE ravioli, fresh Co. refinished. 110 ft frontage. Large ROCKLEDGE—Shccellent 6(4 room anticlimax and set o ff none of tha, condition, MI 8-7884. 1955 Packard Hardtop tlon Co., xn 3-1181, Mr. Handler. 9-8781, 0 parking. CaU X0 g;2991. garage, .with many more features View. Main XO S-5129. TV SERVICE — Potterton’s all frozen, 30c d6z.'246 Avery Street, trees. Price .$15,200. Approximate­ custom,, ranch, attached garage, offered at this value saving price public demonstrations which hla Every conceivable accessory — HOUSE PAINTING. Interior and Wapplng, ^ 4-0604. promise yesterday to resign apark- 1958 OLDSMOBILE Holiday ,88, full power. One of th* world’s great makes. Highest quality guaranteed exterior.' Free estimates. Low low WELL HEATED rooms, free park Business Locutions ly $2,000 cash needed. Henry '”s fireplace, large modern kitchen of only $14,800. McCarthy Enter­ BUILDING LOTS or acreage want-* luxury cars. Golne for a song. , . work and parts, over 47 years ex­ Salesmen. Wanted 36«A ing. Also cabins with efficiencies. cott Agency, Owner. Ml 9-7683. with 'dinette area, plus many prises, Realtors, xn 9-4578. R. D. LAWRENCE F. FIANO ed with good frontage^ln South ed. The shooting and celebrating In good condition throughout. Origin rates. Workmanship guarhnieed- for Rent 64 Seoul ended with the curfew at al owner, $325. MI 3-6473. perience. Fam'ni" for serrice since MI 9-6398 Cal' between 6-7. Scranton’s Motel, ' extras and fine features. By ap­ Murdock. MI 3-6472. Windsor, East Wlndsor^or Man' Full Price $595 1981. Phone MI 9-4537 for best PAINT XCANUFACrrURER’S repre-: THAYER BABY carriage, axeellent 160 ToUahd Tpke. XD 9-0828. EIGHT ROOM Dutch Colonial, pointment only. Call Paul J. Cor- Brokers M l 3-2766 midnight last night. Today the condition, $20. x a 9-7725.' OFFK3ES WILL be made'avaUable cheater. Call Xa 9-4291. 1983 Cadlllao convertible, black. service, EXTERIOR AND interior pAlnUng sentatlve wanted by prominent ateam heat.'one-car garage, near .renti, x a 8-5363. MANCHESTER—Beautiful Co^Ionlal capital was quiet. TRUCK SPECIAL manufacturer for greater' Xlan- BEDROOM for rent" in private at Manchester Green. Very good bus, shopping and Vtrplanck Very nice car. $695. and .paperhanging. W,aUpaper ...Cheek These location, exetuaive parking area. Cape on Porter Street, flve 'klng- Paul P. Fiano M l 3-0458 ONE OR TWO FAMILV Chief Justice Cho Yohg-eun of 1953 Studebaker P ic^ p HAROLD ft S^NS. Rubbish rempv books. (Juaranteed. workfniuuAiip. ehqrter-Middletown area. Sales ex­ home, private entrance, near School. Excellept . condition, SPLIT LEWEL — Manchester - sized rooms, enclosed porch, at­ the Supreme Court Resigned today. 1953 Ford V-8,-4-door', automatic, al, cellars .gnd attics cleaned. perience required. EMa^ished ter­ ALUXONUM hathinetfe, carbed, $9. 'Cheney’s. Gentleman only. 119 For information call Ml 3-4721, . i Truck ■ . . Reasonaole rates. Fully insured $ 7,900. Phllbrick ^ Agency; xa 80x48. Six extra large rqpms tached garage, completely land­ SEVEN ROOM bungalow, tile bath, HOUSE w a n t e d Some newspapers had aroused $295. Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold ritory. Starting base pay , $275 Excellent condition. Xfl .9-9625. Cooper Hill St. xn 9-0595. Heater and wverdrlve. Fast and eourtebua service, Leo . April Home Buys. J. m a in STREET—^Udlng for com 9-8464. All plastered, eight closets, oak scaped lot. $19,800. XlcCarthv En- glassed In po?ch, '2-car garage, him of being a tool o f Rhee’a 1953 Ford V-8, Standard, $225. Hoar. MI 9'-4034. ■ monthly, bonus, and car allow­ floors; stainless steel oven and terprlse.s. Realtors. Xn 9-^4576. R city utilities, near bus and School. If you have a one or two-famlly Full Price C)nly $195 J. Pelletier. Ml 9-6836. CRIB, X^TTRESS, high chair, FURNISHED rooms, complete merclai business or office use. DMERS—Five room ranch, excel­ house In Manchester or Fast Hart­ regime. 1963 CSuysler 4-door. Very good ance. Excellent advancemimt op­ playpen and carbed. Very good Woodbridg;e St. Arra. 5-Room Raflthr One-car at- WUl subdivide XO 9-5229. 9-5. range, birch cabinets. 2 ceramic D. Murdock, 8-8472, Priced at $15,800. Charlea Lesper- Cho last y e o r refused. to over- condition. $850, DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com EXTERIOR AND interior painting portunity. State age, send iletails Ught housekeeping faculties lent cohilitiPn, large cabinet kitch­ tile baths Anderson windows, _ance. x a 9-7620. ford, may I serve as your agent DE CORMIER MOTOR pany doors and windows, custom condition. MI 3-6492. /""lached garage. Recently'-leered. Pleasant rear Prices as low as $10 weekly. Cen­ en, full ( basement, attached ga­ and sell It for you? I will give you rule the government’s shutdown 1981 Pontiac. Runs good. Looks Now is the time to plan>lan youi youf of education and experience- to LARGE STORE at 26 Birch St. 2-car garage, 2 separate cellar K A P P aam oM E o f the anU-Rhee n ew sp a p er work guaranteed. Call collect Wll sprini and summer painting. Rea- Box N. Herald. yard. tral. Children accepted—limited. rage, landscaped lot 100x150. levels,, solid cedar shingles, % ” courteous, efficient service that will good $99. SALES, INC. llmantlc HA 8-1166. ng - Apply Marlow’s, .887', Main St. - H U ip N G Kyimghyang ^Bhlnmoon. Tuesday, sonable prices with estimates Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. Near Main . St. Parking. Marlon E^Robertaon, Broker. XO on butt. All wire lath ceilings, CHARMING 6 ROOM CAPE merit yout. confidence. I will ad­ Marichester's Own Rambler Dealer East Side. 6-Room Single. Aluminum aiding, G-E 3-5953. WITH 'THISe c h o ic e vertise your house and show It only after Wiee announced he would FLAT. FINISH Holland window cheerfully given. Fully. Insured, Help W a n ^ — truss roof construction, ameslte 24 MAPLE ST., MANCHESTER heating unit. Large lot. ATTRACTIVE ROOM for 1 or TWO STORES for rant, 82-84 Oak In.excellent location. 1(4 baths, to carefully screened pjfoapecUve resig^i, Cho authorised the paper KIERNAN SALES, shaifes made to measure. All guaranteed workmanship, Thomas Ma^e or Female- girls Boaj-d optional. CaU . Xa 4 CAROL DRIVE - Rockville, $18,- drive, aluminum storms and JARVIS LISTINGS Harrison. Ml 9-2497. 37 SEPTIC TANKS dtreet, heat >^ui^lshed. Call xa screens, cast Iron furnace, base­ huge living room with fireplace, ex­ buyers. Please call Mrs. Schelnost, to resume' puMlcatlbh. It cams metal Venetian blinds at a new AND 'Tunnel Road, Vernon. S'/i-Room Ranch. Price 8-6745 after 1 660.' 5 room ranch, large living cellent floors. Formal dining room. out today. 1955 BUICK ROADMASTER — To HAIR STYLIST—Wonderful oppor­ 9-1690. ' _ board hot water "heat, fireplace, Manchester Green—Top value xa 3-0365, GERARD AGENCY. lo\/ price. Keys made while you EXTERIOR and Interior reduced! a . room, cabinet kitchen. 8 bed­ ranch home with 8 bedrooms, 1(4 Has a side perch and back porch. A presidential source reported 437 HAR' RD ROAD settle estate. Power brakes and wait. Marlow’s. tunity for person with talent. MCiet BEAUTIFUL room,' viry . nicely rooms, 1(4% m ortg^e can be acre lot. J. D. -Realty, 470 Main WE NEED llstiiigs. We are com steering, low mileage, excellent Ceilings refinished. Psperkanring PLUGGED SEWERS West Vernoti St. 150’ x 300’ building lot. MAIN ST M E T — Large .corner St., x a 8-5120. baths, a 24’ living, room that Is « A fine home at a good price. that Rhee, his c wife and their be courteous, neat and requiring furnished. Large clothek closet, store In the central'part of Main assumed. Marion }S.’ Robertson, sold out. Florence Realty, Ml 9-4100 condition. Must be seen to be ap. ALL MAKES of TV, radio and Wallpaper books. Est.imates given. high salary. Call Xa 3-1111, Mr. quiet private home. Parking. 816 knockout and a Jcltchen designed adopted son would move tomor­ Fully covered by Ininirance. Call Strret In the heart of the businesa Broker, MI 8-8953. MANCHESTER - Sturdy new 6 JACK J. LAPPEN AGENCY 3-'48S6. row from the hillside presidential predated. PI 3-8030 home electronic equipment ex­ Levine for IntsHJew. Macklse GIm bmI Spruce St. ‘ ______for comfortabla_a!2*'*‘ ®K •*’*1 1966 FORD FAIRLANE, white, pertly repaired with a 90-day Edward R. Price. MI 9-1008, section T. J. Crockett, Realtor, room Garrison Colonial. 1(4 baths, Ing.; Full basemenp:^»id a carport mansion to the house near down­ door, V;4, radio, heater, automa­ Septic Tanka, Dty Wells. Bewer JOHN H. LAPPEN, Joe. xa 8-1577. ' / BOLTON—' Gracious custom built MI 9-4508’ _ - COUPLE WANT to buy |6 room 1960 FORD, Galaxle, 4-door, radio, iarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the. 6(4 room home, 1(4 baths, recrea­ hot water heat, toll Insulation, with a patio. Located near Buckley town Seoul whore the Rhees Mved tic'. Excellent conditimi. Call MI Lines Installed—^n a r Water- , MI 9-5261 MI 3-5219 ML9-^45 plastered waUs, fireplace with house, Manchester; quirt neighbor­ heater. Cruieomatic, power steer­ anebester TV. MI 9-1046. Boarders Wanted S9*A tion room, triple garage, 3(4 School, Owner’s transfer \preates Eve. x a 4-1894 . x a 4-0149 hood, yard, achool. Box A, Herald. before he became presVlent.. 84)391. ing. Must sell. MI 8-4608 after' S Bonds— Stocks Mortgases S gprboflng Done. THREE ROOXIS, ground floor, paneled wall, knotty plhe cabi­ need for quick pale. This is a Multi­ plenty of parking. Main 8t„ near acres, landscaped. Carlton 'W. pm . MORTGAGES—If you heed money l/O ym N : p r i v a t e quirten for Hutchins, x a 9-5132. nets. Large Shade .tress. Owner ple Ustlng No.,1298. . FOUR' BEDROOMS — Two full I960 DE 80TQ , 3-door, radio and Buildlng-Contncting 14 refined older woman In exchanige. Post Office. Avausble May, IS, x a and builder. Xn S -4^ . . baths, fireplace, walkout baae- Heater, few accessories, engine ex- we are in a position to finance McKINNEYDR0& 9-5229 9-6. LOAM for light household duties for slM^^ 66 FOOT RANCH, 4 large bed West Side—Lovely colonlsl with ment. garage, a minute’s walk to clien t, Just painted, two-tone. second mortgages In any amounto AtX, TYPES of carpentry work S«wtixK|« Disposal Co. gle adult. MI 3-7926. rooms, firep ice j;arage', 2 wooded BPLTON Br a n c h Road.^7 room all plus features 6 rooms. 2 lava­ Main aftd Center. Immediate oc­ Owner Rockville TR 5-6442. Auto Accessories—'Tirn 6 done. Alterations, doriners, roof Terma to suit your needs. J. Cape, 2-car garage, sundeck, two tories and. a full bath. Beautiful Realty. 470 Main St., Ml 8-5139 FOR Sale is o - m Peiri St.—an s-gms FX>R RENT—Building suitable for aefes. Carlton Vf. Hutchins. XO cupancy. Asking $18,800. Paul J. ings. porches, finish upstairs, base- 0-5132. fireplaces, 1% acres of land. Can’t open beam rec room. Formal din­ Correnti, xn 3-5363; 1958 DE SOTO Firedome 4-door TWO - 800x14 .whitewall Goodyear menta and garagea. etc.'Call MI W nXIAM P. STEELE Apartments— Fiats— car rcp.»lr or shop,. Tel. xa 8-2068 be beat for 513,600. Gall the Ells­ ing room. Attached garage. Two V-8. $350. 74 Woodland Bt. MI tires and wheels, mounted. About ,9-5981. and SON worth Mitten» Agency, Realtors, fireplaces. Wooded landscaped lot. •-1919 after 5 p.m. Business Opportunities 32 Tenements 63 XfANdtoSTER, 207 N. Main St FIVE ROOM Gambolattl built VERNON— New 8(4 room ranch, 2,000 miles use. Also hood and ASPHALT PAVING ranch, garage, rec room, jsxcel- x a 3-6930 op x a 9-8524. The value is obvious. Multiple 14x19 living room with fireplace, grill for 1937 Ford, Edelbrook BIDWELL HOME improvement Ml 9-7842 Large store. New modem front. Flushing of the water mains 196$. BUICK speiAal convertible. HIGHLY' ^OCnCSSFVL reataurant ” POUR ROOM apartment, third Good business center. $65 mSsw top, fun price, $1098 at Bnm- wheel instruction tor tstnagen. specialty; -All carpentry repairs, MtmciNMtM’ M l 3>4934 C h ii^ Lesp«raace. .]iZ 9-7629. Ml 6-6075. •mall Job MiTiea, TR U n f /