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TOL. L X ra , NO. 100 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1963 (OUeeifled AdvertMag oa Pago Id) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Steel Boss S iaie N ew s Claims JFK Roundup U.S. Demands Attack By Canadians Hurt Trade Mariani O aim s DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) Democratic Insult TORONTO (AP) — Heavy eulyaheavy In eaatem Canada. Both — Roger Bloiigh, chairman of halloUng aided by generally fine expressed confidence. the U.S. Steel Corp., said HARTFORD (A P )— Sen Be Stopped L^os Montreal and Ottawa reported Monday the government ate Democrats have been ac ■prlng weather p ^ te d to a rec the early turnout heavier than in ord vote today In Canada's na the last election, in Jime 1S62. All should stay out of business cused of insulting the Repub tional election which most an parties in Metropolitan .Toronto decisions. lican leadership in the Upper said thsy were flooded with calls He said the steel industry suf House. Senate minority leader alysts expect will make Lester B. fered because of the federal gov Pearson, flO, the nation's prime asking for transportation to poll Peter Mariani made the Red Force minister. ing booths. Lines formed before ernment's intercession against a I»tce hike a year ago this week. charge during the weekend. Pearson, the Liberal party lead polls (g>ened In many areas. Turnouts in the Atlantic prov And he said "it is at least an He said the Democrats ignor er, and Prime Minister John O. open question whether any action Dlefenbaker of the Conservative inces ranged from poor in parts ed his selection of a Republi Strikes in of sparsely populated Prince Ed that adversely affetts a group of party cast their ballots In the ear this size does not weaken the can to serve on the bi-partisan ly voting, described as brisk to ward Island to heavy in urban areas of Nova Scotia and New economy of the nation.’’ compromise committee. foundland. Quebec reported mod Blough, in remarks prepared Mariani said he wanted Sen. K ey Plain erate balloting with the expecta for the Iowa Medical Society, Alden A. Ives, R-Monis, on the tions sunny weather would bring termed himself "a specimen who committee, which became neces Rome Overrun last-minute rush. —almost exactly a year ago—was sary when the House and Senate WASHINGTON (AP) — Qualified observers, after sound virtually tom limb from limb as were unable to agree on a defi The State Department said ings in all 10 provinces, conclud a result of an unfortunate but ciency appropriations bill. Both today Communist forces have 9 W ith Tourists ed that only a major upset could well-intentioned attempt to have passed their own versions. save Diefenbaker’s Conservative his company try for economic re But, Instead of Ives, the Demo committed "a serious viola 1 party, from a drubbing. covery.’’ crats selected John A. Mlnetto, R- tion of the cease-fire” in Laos. In H oly Week Dlefenbaker, 67, became prime Blough clashed with President Torrington, Mariani said. It called on Britain and the So minister in 1BB7, ending 22 years Kennedy when U.S. Steel followed Sen. Maurice J. Ferland, chair viet Union for "prompt anj ef By BENNET M. BOLTON of Liberal rule. In 1968 he scored a new wage settlement with an man of the Senate appropriations fective action to stc^ the firing." ROME (AP)—Thousands of for commlttoe, a Democrat, denied The State Department state eign tourists thronged Rome today (Continued on Page Thirteen) (Continued on Page Eleven) Mariaai’s claim. ment was issued as official re He said he made the committee ports began arriving in Washing attracted by the Holy Week cere appointments and knew nothing monies that usher in Easter. ton about an attack by Red forces of Mariani’s preference for Ives. against neutralist Gen. Kong Le’s Despite a cold spell, the van Mariani said he was "abruptly guard of seasonal tourists flocked army in the strategic Plaine dea informed’’ by Senate Majority Jarres. in over the weekend as Palm Sun Leader Louis I, Gladstone of Ml- day opened Christendom’s most Police Dogs Scatter Press officer Lincoln White said netto’s appointment. there is evidence that some Com solemn week. ■ He warned that the Democrats’ munist troops from neighboring ' Government tourism officials action "is bound to lead to retali Red North 'Viet Nam were in on said they expected a bigger crowd ation in the House.” The House of the assault, which he said had than last year, when some 1B0,(X)0 Protesting Negroes Representatives is under Republi been "instigated by thq Commu tourists swelled the city. can control. nist Pathet Lao faction in Laos." As usual, the pre-Easter arrlv- The committee’s Job is to work Britain and Russia — plus the sds are predominantly from Ger out a compromise on a deficiency three-nation Intematicnal Control mamy, France, Scandinavia, AuS' BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP)—Ne-^Negroes moved to the man’s res- appropriations bill snarled in a par Commission — were called on to tria and the Netherlands. gro leaders have urged renewed cue. tisan difference over the teachers About 60 policemen and at least halt the first because those two Pope John X X m blessed Palms desegregation efforts in this Deep retirement fund. nations nre cochainnen of last Sunday in St. Peter’s Basilica. He South city where police dogs six other dogs Jumped into the Republicans say the fund has |2 year's Geneva conference which gave his blessing at noon from crushed violence during demon fray.. The crowd broke and ran, million in available surplus which worked out the international his apartment window to 00,000 strations Sunday. with the dogs suid patrolmen at the state can use to avoid dipping agreement for an independent an persons—double the usual Sunday At least 20 Negroes were ar its heels. into revenues. Democrats say using Neutral Laos. crowd—in' St. Peter’s Square. rested as police halted a prayer Police CommisslMier Eugene the surplus would be tantamount The agreement provided lor Palms were distributed at march led by the Rev. A. D. King, (Bull) Connor shouted to news to a raid on teacher retirement withdrawal of outside forces, s Masses in Roman Catholic brother. of Integration leader men: ‘-Look at that dog go! That’s funds. provision which White also ac churches throughout the world. In Martin Luther King Jr. what we train them for—to en The conference committee will cused the Reds of violating. Italy the palms of Palm Sunday More demonstrations were force the law.’’ include Sen. Ferland, D-Danielson, The text of the State A p a rt actually are olive branches, more scheduled today. Blind singer A1 The fracas was over within sec and Sen. Samuel Lebon, D-Hart' ment statement; plentiful and more traditional. Hlbbler—of “ Tou’ll Never Walk onds. Six policemen held down the ford, and Sen. Minetto. Selection "Our information is that tos Roman Catholic dioceses put Alonb" fame—volunteered to help Negro who attacked the dog. He of the House members of the com. Kpng Le neutralist forces have aside some of the palms each in the desegregation effort. was among those arrested. mlttee has not yet been announced. been attacked by pro-Communist year and bum them. The ashes Violence broke out when a knife- Twenty-three marchers led by Ferland said he picked Minetto Pathet Lao and there are indica are used for marking foreheads wielding Negro tried to slash a King were arrested on charges of because he is the senior Rejmbli- tions that they are supported by to start the penitential season of police dog. violating a city code which pro can member of the appropriations some Vietminh militaiy person The dog downed the man and a hibits parading without a permit committee. He praised him as a nel. (ConMnued on Page Three) surging crowd of more than 200 At least four others were ar "man of good Judgment.’’ "We have no detail or late In rested after the riot, mostly on He contrasted the veteran Minet- Dying Artist Wishes to Be Left Alone formation on how serious the charges,of failure to-move on the to’B experience wiUi Ivesi wtxt. i i MaMd CgvgBa, 73-year-old recluse artist who is dying of cancer and would Just as soon f i ^ t i ^ is in the Plaine des orders o< a poUce offlcos aervlng his second term. be left atoito'ftspteye'-one-of his-painiting# in Los A ng«eB r'T h e ■«**** has been Uteug' eii Jarres. Negroes were called for a mast Social Security Checks for eight years in a rear bedroom in a ramshackle old house. De "However, the fighring now go Airmail Hgia for Crime meeting at a nearby church less spite his -wish to be left alone, Cavalla will be honored by art colleotors, critics and museum ing on not only appears to be a than 30 minutes after the incident. Falls into Furnace people at a reception and then his works go on public display In a one man Show. (AP Plio- serious 'violation of the cease-fire, HARTFORD (AP)—It was ‘’It may be you they put the dogs t'Ofax.) but if it continues will endanger on next time,,’’ a minister shouted normal quiet Sunday at the Alonzo the Implementation of the Geneva Starts Out on New Life over a loudspeaker. Coleman home,until the baby fell accords with all the dire conse Ninety-six Negroes have been into the furnace. quences that such a breakdown And it ended quietly too, be Rusk Cautions will mean for LaM. By DIAL TORGER80N 'f’given a quick discharge, he had (Oonttoaed on Page Eleven) cause the furnace was turned off. Goldwater Favors "In these circumstances We con SAN BERNARDINO, CaUf. (AP) been Jailed 10 months for a crime 'The open duct that- Michelle sider it incumbent on the cochalr- —The man is slim, prematurely all autoorlties now agree he hadn’t Coleman, 16 months, fell mto was SEATO, Cites men of the Geneva accords and balding. He has heavy-lidded eyes, committed. directly over the oil fumstce. Her the International Control Commis and a forehead which furrows This wasn’t the full measure of Sijnog, Smokes mother-had removed the register sion to take prompt and effective easily. On the plastic pencil hold disaster in the Anderson family. while cleaning, police ssLid. Cuba Exiles ’ Raids Laos Tensions action to stop the fighting which er in the pocket of Ms uniform is While Anderson was in Jail, his Michelle lodged at the bottom, has ^ e n iiwtlgated by th^ p ^ wife, Jane, became pregnant. By Held Harmful and there she stayed until fire Communist Pathet Lao and to in the name: Jerry. WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen. Bar-fehaving to commit our own PARIS (AP)—U.S. Secretary of At 28, as a service station at the time he was released the baby, men removed a section of the duct. sure that the cease-fire is re At a hospital, doctors found no ry Goldwater says he favors an troops. State Dean Rusk accused pro- stored, tendant, Gerald M. Anderson- Is not his, was expected soon. Communist forces in Laos today What kind of a life can a man T o Lung Cells injuries, so Michelle went home economic blockade of Cuba, U.S. First, Goldwater said, the United “ Such action is essential in or starting vriiat he hopes will be a States should blockade Chiba eco of obstructive tactics and warned new life. build on ruins like these? with her parents. support of Cuban exile attacks der to preserve the independence and—as a last resort—an invsision nomically and support Cuban ex that tension is rising in the Asian and neutrality of Laos.” A year ago, Anderson was an Anderson explained as he wiped By ALTON BLAKESLEE kingdom. airman at Moimtaln Home Air the windshield. sponsored by the United States iles bent on sabotage, espionage Associated Press Science Writer Pair Sentenced and the Organization of American or invasion by giving them sup As fighting erupted between VIEN’nANE, Laos (AP)—Neu- Force Base, Idaho. He dropped "First, I want to go to night LA JOLLA, Calif. (AP)—Smog, neutralist and pro-Ciommunist Pa school and get my high school NEW HAVEN (AP)—Two men States. plies—by airlift or aldrop if an tralist commander Gen. Kong Le off a bottle of milk at a neighbor’s the bane of cities, and cigarette convicted of violating the Mann thet Lao tri>ops. Rusk called on home—and became the next-to-last diploma. I looked for two weeks "We should not do It imilatered- exile invasion is begun. reported today his army is under smoke, the pleasi)re of millions, Act in connection with a stag the Southeast Asia Treaty Organ heavy attack by pro-Communist person to see Nancy Johnson before I got this Job. I’m Just a ly,” the Arizona Republican said Goldwater also endorsed Chiban play havoc with hiunan lung cells party in Port Chester, N.Y., were Sunday in a taped radio, televi ization to be vigilant. forces in the Plaine des Jarres alive. common laborer. Anything I can growing in test-tubes, a scientist exile commando raids on Soviet The last person to see her killed do, anybody can do. For every sentenced today m U.S. District sion interview. "It should be a merchant ships. He said of Ken Rusk told a meeting of SEATO finds. Court. multilateral effort, but I think we i^inisters that “ a tragic and de (Gonrinoed on Page Thirteen) her and her small' son. Job I can handle, there’s a million Irritants in the smog make the nedy administration estimates '• The Air Force, convinced that people who can do the same thing. Judge William H. Timbers sen can accomplish it without our that such raids are ineffective: plorable series of developments lung cells grow and multiply tenced Harry Stein, owner of the has increased tensions in the Anderson killed her, grilled him “ I’ve got to learn a trade. After about as fast as a known cancer- "Well, I don’t know, I think they until he agreed to .sign a confes seven years in the Air Force I Blue Rail Tavern in Port Chester, killed a few Russians the other Plaine des Jarres” of east-central causing chemical does, says Dr. where the party was held, to three Laos. It is there that the Pathet sion. Even after another man ad haven’t got one. Maybe I’ll try Charles M. Pomerat of the Pasa day.” mitted the killings, the Air Force bookkeeping. years imprisonment. White House Asked if this was helpful, toe Lao has forced a withdrawal of dena, Calif., Foundation for Med' Alfonso Morgan of New York neutralist forces under Gen. Bulletins kept Anderson for weeks in a "But I like this Job, for now. leal Research. senator replied: military Jail, „ ' . City received a four-year sen- ."It doesn’t hurt. If they are not Kong Le. CnUed from AP W ires Lung cells exposed to cigarette The secretary said the treaty of By the time m was freed, and (Continued on Page Six) smoke show far more breaks in Seen Johnson’s going to take them out of there (Oonttnned on Page Thirteen) Geneva setting up Laos as a neu their chromosomes, the carriers alive, maybe they are going to take them out of there dead—but tral laid down terms with which GOLDWATER DRAFT STARTS of heredity, than cells not eX' Goal in 1968 the Western powers have com posed to the smoke, he told sm that is not up to .ns, that is up to WASHINGTON (AP)—For- American Cancer Society seminar these Cuban exiles.” plied. inatkm of a narion^ commit- for science writers. Many agents By JACK BELL Goldwater scored as "cry' "We are not satisfied, however, toe to draft Sen. Barry Gold- that break chromosomes, like X and babies” those in Washington “ who that the other side has done so, water, R-Ariz., as the 1964 R»> News Tidbits particularly the requirement that rays or chemicals, are known to JOHN CHADWICK say anything we do against Cuba pubUcan presidential candidate produce cancers. from the AP Wire* will result in a nuclear holo all foreign military forces be was announced today. Peter WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice withdrawn,” Rusk declared. This test-tube or tissue culture President Lyndon B. Johnson re caust." O’Donnell Jr., Texas R^nbllcan method of growtog lung cells state chalmuui and head of tbs gards his office as "neither a step (GonUnued on Page Thirteen) National Association of Maui- ping stone nor a barrier” to win (Gontimied mi Page Eleven) group, described Goldwater as (Oonttnued on Page Three) ufacturers urges spending author ning election to the presidency. a man with "political sex ap izations in federal budget for fis Johnson is not saying so, init peal” who can win the South cal 1064 be out by $12.4 bUHoB. evidence is accumulating that the away from the Democrats and . . . New Polaris A3 missile to No. 2 elective man in-the govern help Republicans sweep Gon- Nebraska GOP day registers third snooess in 11 ment is pacing himself 'Mth pru Contest Appears Tight grees In 1964. test firings. dent steps toward availability for UJ3. today accuses Soviet Union the Democratic presidential nom CRASH KILLS fIVE Praises Rocky of supporting its argument on is ination in 1968. BALTIMORE (AP) — F I V a ______i sue of nuclear test ban inspections TMs presumes, of course, that For 35th Osear Awards teen-age girls in a converUbla by twisting words of Sen. Hu he will be retained in second were IdUed today when the car OMAHA, Neb. (AP)—Gov. Nel collided with a Baltimore Traaa- son A. Rockefeller- of New York, bert Humphrey, D-ttllnn c . . . place on the ticket next year when Suspected Communist terrorists President Kennedy will be run By JAMBS BACON ^as has happened in recent years It Co. bus. Tlie driver of the car still insisting he is not a candi AP Movie-Television Writer with “ West Side Story,” “ Ben- waa seriously Injured. date for the 1964 Republican pres strike Sunday at big oil installa ning again and there is no exist tion on Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela ing evidence that he will not be. HOLLYWOOD (AP)—^hey hand Hur” and "Glgl.” idential nomination, made a tre Lawrence of Arabia," with 10 SOVIET NOTE mendous impression on the Exec for third time in three months. Johnson furnished an insight into out the Oscars tonight, and the his political stance, as well as his 36th annual Academy Awards look nominations, is the favorite of the MOSCOW (AP)—The Soviel utive Committee of the Nebraska Prince Christina of Sweden ap avalanche school but "Mocking Union handed the United Stotee Republican party during a week' plies for admission to RadoUtte views on world and domestic prob' closer than a National League pen lems, in ah exclusive Intenrlew nant race. bird,” a well-done piece of Amer a note today and diplomatta end Midwestern swing. College, Cambridge, MasB. . icana, Is pressing at the finish. sourcea said It concerned the That appraisal came from State Chinese Nationalist Air Force with The Associated Press. For instance, each nominee for best actress is strong enough to North Atlantto Treaty Organi Chairman Robert Denney of Fair- C46 crashes Into, eentral Formosa (Gontinued on Page Four) zation alliance nuclear weapona bury after Rockefeller met with Mountain Sunday with seven (OMitiniied on Page Thirteen) win. There can be no upsets among Bette Davis (“ Whatever and West Gemuuiy. F oreIn the committee Saturday after crewmen aboard. . Minister . Andrei A. Oromyma noon. The things the New Yorker Happened to Baby Jane?’ ’), Lee President Kennedy tours Antta- Remlck ("Days of Wine and handed the note to U.S. Ambae- said, Denney commented, "defi tam. Civil War battlefield, on Sun fiew Start on TFX Powell Will Retain sador Foy D. Kohler. DetnUa nitely fit in with my definition of and Roses” ), Katharine Hepburn day . . . Waters of rural stream ("Long Day’s Journey Into weren’t dlacloaed. a ccmservatlve Republican." ■ breaks through dam in Colombia Post as Minister Nebraska’s conservative Repub Galled Possibility Night” ), Anne Bancroft ("The and floods town of Santa Tmaa, Miracle Worker) and Geraldine ASK TRIAL TRANSFER lican segment is large and InflU' with population of about 8,000. NEW YORK (AP) — Congress- BIRMINOHAM, Ala. (AP)-« ential in state politics. By O. MILTON KELLY Page (“ Sweet Bird of Youth” ). Chile’s pro-western government WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen. Karl Sentiment for Miss Davis to be man-clergyman Adam Clayton A New York attorney asked to In the evening. Rockefeller got Powell Jr. has withdrawn his res day that the trial of 41 Negra a standing welcome from a big easily defeats Oommunlst led al- E. Mundt said today cancellation come the first three-time star win demonstrators bo tranafaDnd la dinner honoring Nebraska Sen. Uauoe in municipal aleotioiui . . . of the disputed TFX warplane ner gives her a slight edge. ignation as pastor of the Abys sinian Baptist church In Harlem Dlatrlot Mm Hruska. .The response to his Pilot Ralph Flores, surnvor of contract and a fresh start on ne The race is Just as tight among VM. O on rt on speech was polite but not partic seven-week Yukon ordeal, ia baMi gotiations "certainly is within the the men. Greg Peck, Jack Lem and announced he will continue in grounds that they oonldn’t get n uiarly demonstrative, newsmen at:8aa Bmao, OaBf., konM today. realm of possibility.’’ mon and Peter O'Toole are hit the post without pay. fair trial la Reeorder's Conrt, agreed. In it. Rockefeller pic Secretary of Defenae Robert 8. However, at the Pentagon, a ting the wire neck-and-neck. Mar Powell, a N e^o Democratic Judge C. H. Brown reoeeeoB tured himself as a budgpt-balanc- McNamara aaya any attempt to Defense Department spokesman cello Mastrolanni and Burt Lan leader in Harlem as well ...as pas court to consider ,llie moWen by ing, fiscally conscious governor. return to’a fortress America con said Sunday night that the Gen caster are not far behind. tor of Harlem’s biggest congre WlUlam N. Kuaatler. Peck and O’Toole have the back gation, said that macliclous at Earlier in a statement. Rocke cept of national defense "would eral Dynamice Corp., Fort Worth, BUTADfliAM mVOB feller said achievement of a more lead, not to setf-preaervatfon, biit Tex., which, holds the contract, ing of nominated pictures —“ To tacks on him had led him to Kffll a Mockingbird” and “ Law- change his mind about quitting LOMJON (AP) — Aiaari— rapid rate of oconomic growth "la to slow suicide."...... Mors than has been given no instructions to nawiedlan Lenny Braaa wna. our nation’s No, 1 domestic prob milUon newa-hurgry readers in slow down or change pace in the ence of Arabia." LommA r t n t f Daily N«t Ptms Rob "W f For the Week Ended April «, Uds Tha Waathar J 13,985 rereoaet of V. a Weiriher Bofona Bleinber o< the AikHt . OleM and eeel tenlafat. Uwr W tanna of Olronlntlaa ^ to aa, ‘nieadajr 'talr wMh httlo Mancheater— A City o f Village Charm tanperntam tdinnde. Hl|h la fiOe. TOL. LXXXn, NO. 180 (EIGHTEEN PAGES), MANCHESTER, CONN., (OlaMlfled Adverttsiiig on Page 1C) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Steel Boss State N ews Claims JFK Roundup Hurt Trade U.S. Demands Attack By Canadians Mariani Claims DES MOINES, Iowa ,(AP) Democratic Insult TORONTO (AP) — Heavy aarly^heavy In eastern CanAda. Both — Roger Blough, chairman of ballotlna aided by generally fine expressed confidence. Montreal and Ottawa reported the U.S. Steel Corp., said HARTFORD (AP) — Sen weather pointed to a rec Monday the government ord vote today In Canada’s na the early turnout heavier than In ate Democrats have been aC' the last election. In June 196S. All should stay out of business tional election which most an cased of insulting the Repub Be Stopped in Laos parties In Metropolitan Toronto decisions. alysts expect will make Lester B. said they were flooded with calls He said the steel industry suf lican leadership in the Upper Pearson, eo, the nation’s prime asking for transportation to poll fered because of the federal gov House. Senate minority leader minister. ing booths. Lines formed before ernment’s intercession against a Peter Mariani made the Pearson, the Liberal party lead polls opened In many areas. price hike a year ago this week. charge during the weekend. er, and Prime Minister John O. ’Turnouts In the AtlanUc prov And he said "it is at least an Red Force Dlefenbaker of the Conservative inces ranged from poor In parts open question whether any action He said the Democrats ignor party cast their ballots In the ear of sparsely populated Prince Ed that adversely affects a group of ed his selection of a Republi ly voting, described as brisk to ward Island to heavy In urban this size does not weaken the can to serve on the bi-partisan areas of Nova Scotia and New economy of the nation.” compromise committee. Strikes in foundland. Quebec reported moid- Blough, In remarks prepared erate balloting with the expecta Mariani said he wanted Sen for the Iowa Medical Society, Alden A. Ives. R-Morris, on the Rome Overrun tions sunny weather would bring termed himself ” a specimen who a last-minute rush. committee, which became neces Key Plain —almost exactly a year ago—was sary when the House and Senate Qualified observers, after sound virtually torn limb from limb as W ithTouri sts ings In all 10 provinces, conclud were unable to agree on a defi a result of an unfortunate but ciency appropriations bill. Both WASHINGTON (AP) — ed that only a major upset could well-intentioned attempt to have save Dlefenbaker’s Conservative passed their own versions. The State Department said his company try for economic re But. Instead of Ives, the Demo In H oly Week party from a drubbing. covery.” today, Communist forces have Dlefenbaker, 67,' became prime crats selected John A. Minetto, R- Blough clashed with President Torrlngton, Mariani said. committed "a serious viola By BENNET M. BOLTON minister in 1987, ending 22 years Kennedy when U.S. Steel followed tion of the cease-fire” in Laos. of Liberal rule. In 1988 he scored Sen. Maurice J. Ferland, chair ROME (AP)—Thousands of for a new wage settlement with an man of the Senate appropriations It called on Britain and the So- committee, a Democrat, denied Viet Union for "prompt and ef eign tourists thronged Rome today (Continued on Page Thirteen) attracted by the Holy Week cere I (Continued on Page Eleven) Mariani’s claim. fective action to stop the firing." monies that usher In Easter. He said he made the committee The State Department state Despite a cold spell, the van appointments and knew nothing ment was issued as official re guard of seasonal tourists flocked of Marianl’s preference for Ives. ports began arriving in Washing in over the weekend as Palm Sun' Mariani said he was "abruptly ton' about an attack by Red force* day opened (Christendom’s most informed” by Senate Majority against neutralist Gen. Kong Le’s solemn week. Police Dogs Scatter Leader Louis I. Gladstone of Ml- army in the strategic Plaine de* Jarres. ■ Government tourism officials netto’s appointment. said they expected a bigger crowd He warned that the Democrats’ Press officer Lincoln White said than last year, when some 180,000 ftction "Is bound to lead to retail- there is evidence that some (3am- tourists, swelled the city. Protesting Negroes ation in the House.'’ The House of munist tro<^ from neighboring As usual, the pre-Easter arriv Representatives is under Republi Red North Viet Nam were In on als are predominantly from Ger can control. > the assault, which he said had many, France, Scandinavia, Aus The committee’s Job is to work been “ instigated by the Commu- tria and the Netherlands. BIRAONGHAM, Ala. (AP)—Ne-^vNegroes-“7 moved to the man’s res- out a compromise on a deficiency nist Pathet Lao faction In Laos.” gro leaders have urged renewed cue. Pope John XXHl blessed Palma appropriations bill snarled in a par Britain and Russia — plus the desegregation efforts in this Deep About 80 policemen and at least tisan difference over the teachers three-nation Intematlanal Ckmtrol Sunday In St. Peter’s Basilica. He South city where police dogs O)mmiselo*i — were called on to gave his blessing at noon from six other dogs Jumped into the retirement fund. crushed violence during demon fray. The crowd broke and ran. Republicans say the fund has *2 halt the first because those two hla apartment window to 80,000 strations Sunday. nations are cochairmen of last persons—double the usual Sunday with the dogs and patrolmen at million In available surplus which At least 29 Negroes were ar Its heels. Uie state can use to avoid dipping year’s Geneva conference which crowd—in St. Peter’s Square. rested as police halted a prayer worked out the international Palms were distributed at Police (Commissioner Eugene into revenues. Democrats say using march led by the Rev. A. D. King, (Bull) Connor shouted to news the surplus would be tantamount agreement for an independent an Masses in Roman Catholic brother of Integration leader Neutral Laos. churches throughout the world. In men : ‘.‘Look at that dog g o ! That’s to a raid on teacher retirement Martin Luther King Jr. what we train them for—to en funds. The agreement provided Ibr Italy the palms of Palm Sunday More demonstrations were withdrawal of outside forces a actually are olive branches, more force the law.” ’The conference committee will scheduled today. Blind singer A1 ’The fracas was over within sec include Sen. Ferland, D-Danlelson, provision which White also ’ac plentiful and more traditional. Hlbbler-of ’’You’ll Never Walk cused the Reds of violating. Roman Catholic dioceses put onds. Six policemen held down the and Sen. Samuel Lebon. D-Hart- Alone” fame—volunteered to help Negro who attacked the dog. He ford, and Sen. Minetto. Selection The text of th^ State Depcurt- aside some of the palms each In the desegregation effort. ment statement: year and burn them. The ashes was among those arrested. of the House members of the com Violence broke out when a knife- Twenty-three marchers led by mittee has not yet been announced. “ Our InformaUon is that the are used for marking foreheads wielding Negro tried to slash Itong Le neutralist force# have to start the penitential season of King were arrested on charges of Ferland said he picked Minetto police dog. violating a city code which pro because he is the senior Republi been attacked by pro-(3ommunist ’The dog downed the man and hibits parading without a permit can member of the appropriations Pathet Lao and there are indica- (Oonttnaed on Page Tbree) Istu-^ng crowd of more than 200 At least four others were ar committee;' He praised him as a tion# that they are supported by some Vletminh military person rested after the riot, mostly on "man of good Judgment.” nel. charges ,of failure to move on the He contrasted the veteran Minet- orders of a police officer, to’a experience wlUi Ives, who la Dying Artist Wishes to Be Left Alone ”We have no detail or late ta- serving his second term. formation on how serious the Negroes were called foh a masa ^ ^ '^‘>“11 Just as soon meeting at a nearby church less fighting U In the Plaine des Airman Held for Crime Jarres. ■ than 30 minutes after the Incident. Falls into Furnace "However, the fighting now go "It may be you they put the dogs HAR’TFORD (A P)— It was a ing on not only appear# to be a on next time,” a minister shouted over a loudspeaker. normal culet Sunday at the Alonzo serious 'Violation of the cease-fire, Starts Out on New Life CJoleman home, until the baby fell but If It continues will endsnger Ninety-six Negroes have been Into the furnace. the Implementation of the Geneva And It ended quietly too, be accords with all the dire conse By DIAL 'TORGER80N ■S’glven a quick discharge, he had (Gootliiued on Page Eleven) SAN BERNARDINO,'Calif. (AP) been Jailed 10 months for a crime cause the furnace was turned off Rusk Cautions quences that such a breakdown —’The man is slim, prematurely all authorities now agree he hadn't The open duct that Michelle Goldwater Favors will mean for Laos. balding. He has heavy-lidded eyes committed. Ctoleman, 16 months, fell Into was “ In these circumstances w# ccm- and a forehead which furrows ’This wasn’t the full measure of directly over the oil furnace. Her SEATO, Cites sider it incumbent on the cochair easily. On the plastic pencil hold disaster In the Anderson family. Smog, Smokes mother.had removed the re^ster men of the Geneva accords and er In the pocket of his uniform Is While Anderson was In Jail, his while cleaning, police said. the totemational CJontroi (3ommls- Oie name: Jerry. wife, Jane, became pregnant. By Held Harmful Michelle lodged at the bottom, Cuba Exiles^Raids Laos Tensions sion to take prompt and effective At 28, as a service station at the time he was released the baby, and there she stayed until fire action to stop the fighting which tendant, Gerald M. Anderson Is not his, was expected soon. men removed a section of the duct. has been instigated by th* pro- starting what he hopes wUl .be At a hospital, doctors found no Bar-^havlng to commit our own PARIS (AP)—U.S. Secretary of Communist Pathet Lao and'to in What kind of a life can a man ry Goldwater says he favors an troops, new life. build on ruins like these? ToLungCells injuries, so Michelle went home economic blockade of Cuba, U.S State Dean Rusk accused pro- sure that th# cease-fire is re A year ago, Anderson was an with her parents. First, Goldwater said, the United Communist forces in Laos today stored. Anderson explained as he wiped support of Ckaban exile attacks States should blockade Cuba eco airman at Mountain Home Air the windshield. By ALTON BLAKESLEE of obstructive tactics and warned "Such action is essential In or and—as a last resort—an invasion nomically and support Chiban ex der to preserve the independence Force Base, Idaho. He dropped "First, I want to go to night Associated Press Science Writer Pair Sentenced sponsored by the United States that tension is rising in the Aslan off a bottle of milk at a neighbor’s l a JOLLA, CJallf. (AP)—Smog, iles bent on sabotage, espionage kingdom. and neutrality of Laos.” school and get my high school and the Organization of American or invasion by giving them sup home—and became the next-to-last the b w e of cities, and cigarette NEW HAVEN (A P )—Two men States. As fighting erupted between diploma. I looked for two weeks convicted of violating the Mann plies—by airlift or aidrop if an VIEN'nANE. Laos (AP)—Neu person to see Nancy Johnson before I got this Job. I’m Just a smoke, the pleasure of millions, "We should not do It unilateral neutralist and pro-Communist Pa- alive. play havoc with human lung cells Act In connection with a stag exile invasion is beg^un. thet Lao tt'oops. Rusk called on tralist commander Gen. Kong Le common laborer. Anything I can party in Port (Chester, N.Y., were ly,” the Arizona Republican said reported today his army is under The last person to see her killed do, anybody can do. For every growing In test-tubes, a scientist Sunday In a taped radio, televi Goldwater also endorsed (hiban the Southeast Asia Treaty Organ her and her small' son. finds. sentenced today In U.S. District exile commando raids on Soviet ization to be vigilant. heavy attack by pro-Communlst Job I can handle, there’s a million Court. sion Interview. "It should be a forces in the Plaine des Jarres The Air Force, convinced that people who can do the same thing. Irritants In the smog make the mulUlateral effort, but I think we merchant ships. He said of Ken- Rusk told a meeting of SEATO Anderson killed her, grilled him “ I’ve got to learn a trade. After lu ^ cells grow and multiply Judge WilUam H. Timbers sen ^tluiinistration estimates tenced Harry Stedn, owner of the can accomplish it without our ministers that "a tragic and de (Continued on Page 'Thirteen) until he agreed to sign a confes seven years In the Air Force I about as fast as a known cancer- such raids are ineffective: plorable series of developments sion. Even after another man ad haven’t got one. Maybe I ’ll try causing chemical does, says Dr. Blue ftaU Tavern In Port (Jhester, Well, I don’t kno^, I think they where the party was held, to three has increased tensions in the mitted the killings, the Air Force bookkeeping. Ciharles M. Pomerat of the Pasa killed a few Russians the other Plaine des Jarres’’ of east-central kept Anderson for weeks In a years Imprisonment. day.” "But I like this Job, for now. dena, Calif., Foundation for Med White House Laos. It is there that the Pathet military Jail. ical Research. Alfonso Morgan of New York Asked if this was helpful, the City received a four-year sei Lao has forced a withdrawal of By the time he was freed, and (Oontlniied on Page Six) Lung cells exposed to cigarette senator replied: neutralist forces under Gen. Bulletins smoke show far more breaks In See^n Johnson’s ."It doesn’t hurt. If they are not Kong Le. their chromosomes, the carriers (Continued on Page Thirteen) going to take them out of there The secretary said the treaty of Called from AP Wires of heredity, than cells not alive, maybe they are going to Geneva setting up Laos as a neu posed to the smoke, he t o l d __ Goal in 1968 take them out of there dead—but tral laid down terms with which American Ckincer Society seminar that is not up to us, that Is up to the WeMem powers have com GOLDWATER DRAFT STARTS for science writers. Many agents these Cuban exiles.” plied. By JACK BELL WASHINO’rON (AP)_.For. that break chromosomes, like X News Tidbits Goldwater scored as "cry “ We are not satisfied, however matioti of a nation^ oonunit- rays or chemicals, are known to and babies” those in Washington "who tee to draft Sen. Barry Gold- .JOBN CHADWICK that the other side has done so, produce cancers. from the AP Wires say anything we do against Cuba particularly the requirement that water, R-Ariz., as the 1964 Re- ’This test-tube or tissue culture WASHING’rON (AP) — Vice will result in a nuclear holo all foreign military forces be publlcM presidential candidate method of growing lung cells President Lyndon B. .Johnson re caust.” withdrawn,” Rusk declared. was announced today. Peter gards his office as "neither a step O’Donnell Jr., Texas Republican (Ckmtinaed on Page Three) National Association of Man ufacturers urges spending author ping stone nor a barrier” to win (Continued on Page Eleven) (Continued on Page Thirteen) state chairman and head of the izations in federal budget for fiS' ning election to the presidency. group, described Goldwater as cal 1964 be out by $12.4 bilUon Johnson is not saying so, but a man with "poUtical sex ap . . . New Polaris A3 missile to evidence is accumulating that the peal” who can win the South Nebraska GOP day registers third snooeSs In 11 No. 2 elective man in* the govern away from the Democrats and test firings. ment is pacing himself with pru help RepubUcans sweep Con dent steps toward availability for Contest Appears Tight gress in 1964. __ Praises Rocky U.S. today accuses Soviet Union the Democratic presidential nom of supporting its argument on Is ination in 1968. sue of nucleah test ban inspections CRASH KILLS FIVE This presumes, of course, that BALTIMORE (AP) — F I v « OMAHA, Neb. (AP)—Gov. Nel- by twisting words of Sen. Hu he will be retained in second For 35th Oscar Awards wn A. Rockefeller of New York, bert Humphrey, D-fMlnn . . , teen-age. girls In a convertible TOll insisting he is not a candi place on the ticket next year when were killed today when the car Suspected (Jommunlst terrorists President Kennedy will be run date for the 1964 Republican pres strike Sunday at big oil Installa By JAMES BACX>N ^as ha.s happened in recent years collided with a Etaltimore Trans ning again and there is no exist AP Movie-Television Writer it Co. bus. ’The driver of the oar idential nomination, made a tre tion on Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela ing evidence that he will not be. with "West Side Story,” “ Ben- mendous impression on the Exec- was seriously Injured. for third time In three months. Johnson furnished an Insight Into HOLLYWOOD (AP)—They hand Hur ” and "Glgi.” uUve Committee of the Nebraska out the Oscars tonight, and the "Lawrence of Arabia,” with 10 Prince Christina of Sweden ap> his political stance, as well as his SOVIET No t e Republican party during a week )Iies for admission to RsdriUVe 38th annual Academy Awards look nominations, is the favorite of the end Midwestern swing. ■views on world and domestic prob MOSCOW (A P)—The Soviet college, Cambridge, Mass. . lems, In an exclusive interview closer than a National League pen avalanche school but “ Mocking That appraisal came from Slate nant race. bird." a well-done piece of Amer Union handed the United States Chinese NatlonaUst Air Force with ’The Associated Press. a note today and diplomatlo CTairman Robert Denney of Falr- C46 crashes into central Formosa For Instance, each nominee for icana, is pressing at the finish. bury after Rockefeller met with best actress is strong enough to sources said It concerned the Mountain Sunday with seven (OentiniMd on Page Thirteen) North Atlantio Treaty Organi the committee Saturday after crewmen aboard. win. ’There can be no upset.s (Continued on Page Four) noon. The things the New Yorker among Bette Davis (“ Whatever zation alliance nuclear weapons said. Denney commented, “ defi President Kennedy tours Antle- Happened to Baby Jane?” ), Lee and West Germany. Forrign nitely fit In with my deflniUon of tam, A r t n t f Daily N«t Ptms Rob "W f For the Week Ended April «, Uds Tha Waathar J 13,985 rereoaet of V. a Weiriher Bofona Bleinber o< the AikHt . OleM and eeel tenlafat. Uwr W tanna of Olronlntlaa ^ to aa, ‘nieadajr 'talr wMh httlo Mancheater— A City o f Village Charm tanperntam tdinnde. Hl|h la fiOe. TOL. LXXXn, NO. 180 (EIGHTEEN PAGES), MANCHESTER, CONN., (OlaMlfled Adverttsiiig on Page 1C) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Steel Boss State N ews Claims JFK Roundup Hurt Trade U.S. Demands Attack By Canadians Mariani Claims DES MOINES, Iowa ,(AP) Democratic Insult TORONTO (AP) — Heavy aarly^heavy In eastern CanAda. Both — Roger Blough, chairman of ballotlna aided by generally fine expressed confidence. Montreal and Ottawa reported the U.S. Steel Corp., said HARTFORD (AP) — Sen weather pointed to a rec Monday the government ord vote today In Canada’s na the early turnout heavier than In ate Democrats have been aC' the last election. In June 196S. All should stay out of business tional election which most an cased of insulting the Repub Be Stopped in Laos parties In Metropolitan Toronto decisions. alysts expect will make Lester B. said they were flooded with calls He said the steel industry suf lican leadership in the Upper Pearson, eo, the nation’s prime asking for transportation to poll fered because of the federal gov House. Senate minority leader minister. ing booths. Lines formed before ernment’s intercession against a Peter Mariani made the Pearson, the Liberal party lead polls opened In many areas. price hike a year ago this week. charge during the weekend. er, and Prime Minister John O. ’Turnouts In the AtlanUc prov And he said "it is at least an Red Force Dlefenbaker of the Conservative inces ranged from poor In parts open question whether any action He said the Democrats ignor party cast their ballots In the ear of sparsely populated Prince Ed that adversely affects a group of ed his selection of a Republi ly voting, described as brisk to ward Island to heavy In urban this size does not weaken the can to serve on the bi-partisan areas of Nova Scotia and New economy of the nation.” compromise committee. Strikes in foundland. Quebec reported moid- Blough, In remarks prepared erate balloting with the expecta Mariani said he wanted Sen for the Iowa Medical Society, Alden A. Ives. R-Morris, on the Rome Overrun tions sunny weather would bring termed himself ” a specimen who a last-minute rush. committee, which became neces Key Plain —almost exactly a year ago—was sary when the House and Senate Qualified observers, after sound virtually torn limb from limb as W ithTouri sts ings In all 10 provinces, conclud were unable to agree on a defi a result of an unfortunate but ciency appropriations bill. Both WASHINGTON (AP) — ed that only a major upset could well-intentioned attempt to have save Dlefenbaker’s Conservative passed their own versions. The State Department said his company try for economic re But. Instead of Ives, the Demo In H oly Week party from a drubbing. covery.” today, Communist forces have Dlefenbaker, 67,' became prime crats selected John A. Minetto, R- Blough clashed with President Torrlngton, Mariani said. committed "a serious viola By BENNET M. BOLTON minister in 1987, ending 22 years Kennedy when U.S. Steel followed tion of the cease-fire” in Laos. of Liberal rule. In 1988 he scored Sen. Maurice J. Ferland, chair ROME (AP)—Thousands of for a new wage settlement with an man of the Senate appropriations It called on Britain and the So- committee, a Democrat, denied Viet Union for "prompt and ef eign tourists thronged Rome today (Continued on Page Thirteen) attracted by the Holy Week cere I (Continued on Page Eleven) Mariani’s claim. fective action to stop the firing." monies that usher In Easter. He said he made the committee The State Department state Despite a cold spell, the van appointments and knew nothing ment was issued as official re guard of seasonal tourists flocked of Marianl’s preference for Ives. ports began arriving in Washing in over the weekend as Palm Sun' Mariani said he was "abruptly ton' about an attack by Red force* day opened (Christendom’s most informed” by Senate Majority against neutralist Gen. Kong Le’s solemn week. Police Dogs Scatter Leader Louis I. Gladstone of Ml- army in the strategic Plaine de* Jarres. ■ Government tourism officials netto’s appointment. said they expected a bigger crowd He warned that the Democrats’ Press officer Lincoln White said than last year, when some 180,000 ftction "Is bound to lead to retail- there is evidence that some (3am- tourists, swelled the city. Protesting Negroes ation in the House.'’ The House of munist tro<^ from neighboring As usual, the pre-Easter arriv Representatives is under Republi Red North Viet Nam were In on als are predominantly from Ger can control. > the assault, which he said had many, France, Scandinavia, Aus The committee’s Job is to work been “ instigated by the Commu- tria and the Netherlands. BIRAONGHAM, Ala. (AP)—Ne-^vNegroes-“7 moved to the man’s res- out a compromise on a deficiency nist Pathet Lao faction In Laos.” gro leaders have urged renewed cue. Pope John XXHl blessed Palma appropriations bill snarled in a par Britain and Russia — plus the desegregation efforts in this Deep About 80 policemen and at least tisan difference over the teachers three-nation Intematlanal Ckmtrol Sunday In St. Peter’s Basilica. He South city where police dogs O)mmiselo*i — were called on to gave his blessing at noon from six other dogs Jumped into the retirement fund. crushed violence during demon fray. The crowd broke and ran. Republicans say the fund has *2 halt the first because those two hla apartment window to 80,000 strations Sunday. nations are cochairmen of last persons—double the usual Sunday with the dogs and patrolmen at million In available surplus which At least 29 Negroes were ar Its heels. Uie state can use to avoid dipping year’s Geneva conference which crowd—in St. Peter’s Square. rested as police halted a prayer worked out the international Palms were distributed at Police (Commissioner Eugene into revenues. Democrats say using march led by the Rev. A. D. King, (Bull) Connor shouted to news the surplus would be tantamount agreement for an independent an Masses in Roman Catholic brother of Integration leader Neutral Laos. churches throughout the world. In men : ‘.‘Look at that dog g o ! That’s to a raid on teacher retirement Martin Luther King Jr. what we train them for—to en funds. The agreement provided Ibr Italy the palms of Palm Sunday More demonstrations were withdrawal of outside forces a actually are olive branches, more force the law.” ’The conference committee will scheduled today. Blind singer A1 ’The fracas was over within sec include Sen. Ferland, D-Danlelson, provision which White also ’ac plentiful and more traditional. Hlbbler-of ’’You’ll Never Walk cused the Reds of violating. Roman Catholic dioceses put onds. Six policemen held down the and Sen. Samuel Lebon. D-Hart- Alone” fame—volunteered to help Negro who attacked the dog. He ford, and Sen. Minetto. Selection The text of th^ State Depcurt- aside some of the palms each In the desegregation effort. ment statement: year and burn them. The ashes was among those arrested. of the House members of the com Violence broke out when a knife- Twenty-three marchers led by mittee has not yet been announced. “ Our InformaUon is that the are used for marking foreheads wielding Negro tried to slash Itong Le neutralist force# have to start the penitential season of King were arrested on charges of Ferland said he picked Minetto police dog. violating a city code which pro because he is the senior Republi been attacked by pro-(3ommunist ’The dog downed the man and hibits parading without a permit can member of the appropriations Pathet Lao and there are indica- (Oonttnaed on Page Tbree) Istu-^ng crowd of more than 200 At least four others were ar committee;' He praised him as a tion# that they are supported by some Vletminh military person rested after the riot, mostly on "man of good Judgment.” nel. charges ,of failure to move on the He contrasted the veteran Minet- orders of a police officer, to’a experience wlUi Ives, who la Dying Artist Wishes to Be Left Alone ”We have no detail or late ta- serving his second term. formation on how serious the Negroes were called foh a masa ^ ^ '^‘>“11 Just as soon meeting at a nearby church less fighting U In the Plaine des Airman Held for Crime Jarres. ■ than 30 minutes after the Incident. Falls into Furnace "However, the fighting now go "It may be you they put the dogs HAR’TFORD (A P)— It was a ing on not only appear# to be a on next time,” a minister shouted over a loudspeaker. normal culet Sunday at the Alonzo serious 'Violation of the cease-fire, Starts Out on New Life CJoleman home, until the baby fell but If It continues will endsnger Ninety-six Negroes have been Into the furnace. the Implementation of the Geneva And It ended quietly too, be accords with all the dire conse By DIAL 'TORGER80N ■S’glven a quick discharge, he had (Gootliiued on Page Eleven) SAN BERNARDINO,'Calif. (AP) been Jailed 10 months for a crime cause the furnace was turned off Rusk Cautions quences that such a breakdown —’The man is slim, prematurely all authorities now agree he hadn't The open duct that Michelle Goldwater Favors will mean for Laos. balding. He has heavy-lidded eyes committed. Ctoleman, 16 months, fell Into was “ In these circumstances w# ccm- and a forehead which furrows ’This wasn’t the full measure of directly over the oil furnace. Her SEATO, Cites sider it incumbent on the cochair easily. On the plastic pencil hold disaster In the Anderson family. Smog, Smokes mother.had removed the re^ster men of the Geneva accords and er In the pocket of his uniform Is While Anderson was In Jail, his while cleaning, police said. the totemational CJontroi (3ommls- Oie name: Jerry. wife, Jane, became pregnant. By Held Harmful Michelle lodged at the bottom, Cuba Exiles^Raids Laos Tensions sion to take prompt and effective At 28, as a service station at the time he was released the baby, and there she stayed until fire action to stop the fighting which tendant, Gerald M. Anderson Is not his, was expected soon. men removed a section of the duct. has been instigated by th* pro- starting what he hopes wUl .be At a hospital, doctors found no Bar-^havlng to commit our own PARIS (AP)—U.S. Secretary of Communist Pathet Lao and'to in What kind of a life can a man ry Goldwater says he favors an troops, new life. build on ruins like these? ToLungCells injuries, so Michelle went home economic blockade of Cuba, U.S State Dean Rusk accused pro- sure that th# cease-fire is re A year ago, Anderson was an with her parents. First, Goldwater said, the United Communist forces in Laos today stored. Anderson explained as he wiped support of Ckaban exile attacks States should blockade Cuba eco airman at Mountain Home Air the windshield. By ALTON BLAKESLEE of obstructive tactics and warned "Such action is essential In or and—as a last resort—an invasion nomically and support Chiban ex der to preserve the independence Force Base, Idaho. He dropped "First, I want to go to night Associated Press Science Writer Pair Sentenced sponsored by the United States that tension is rising in the Aslan off a bottle of milk at a neighbor’s l a JOLLA, CJallf. (AP)—Smog, iles bent on sabotage, espionage kingdom. and neutrality of Laos.” school and get my high school and the Organization of American or invasion by giving them sup home—and became the next-to-last the b w e of cities, and cigarette NEW HAVEN (A P )—Two men States. As fighting erupted between diploma. I looked for two weeks convicted of violating the Mann plies—by airlift or aidrop if an VIEN'nANE. Laos (AP)—Neu person to see Nancy Johnson before I got this Job. I’m Just a smoke, the pleasure of millions, "We should not do It unilateral neutralist and pro-Communist Pa- alive. play havoc with human lung cells Act In connection with a stag exile invasion is beg^un. thet Lao tt'oops. Rusk called on tralist commander Gen. Kong Le common laborer. Anything I can party in Port (Chester, N.Y., were ly,” the Arizona Republican said reported today his army is under The last person to see her killed do, anybody can do. For every growing In test-tubes, a scientist Sunday In a taped radio, televi Goldwater also endorsed (hiban the Southeast Asia Treaty Organ her and her small' son. finds. sentenced today In U.S. District exile commando raids on Soviet ization to be vigilant. heavy attack by pro-Communlst Job I can handle, there’s a million Court. sion Interview. "It should be a forces in the Plaine des Jarres The Air Force, convinced that people who can do the same thing. Irritants In the smog make the mulUlateral effort, but I think we merchant ships. He said of Ken- Rusk told a meeting of SEATO Anderson killed her, grilled him “ I’ve got to learn a trade. After lu ^ cells grow and multiply Judge WilUam H. Timbers sen ^tluiinistration estimates tenced Harry Stedn, owner of the can accomplish it without our ministers that "a tragic and de (Continued on Page 'Thirteen) until he agreed to sign a confes seven years In the Air Force I about as fast as a known cancer- such raids are ineffective: plorable series of developments sion. Even after another man ad haven’t got one. Maybe I ’ll try causing chemical does, says Dr. Blue ftaU Tavern In Port (Jhester, Well, I don’t kno^, I think they where the party was held, to three has increased tensions in the mitted the killings, the Air Force bookkeeping. Ciharles M. Pomerat of the Pasa killed a few Russians the other Plaine des Jarres’’ of east-central kept Anderson for weeks In a years Imprisonment. day.” "But I like this Job, for now. dena, Calif., Foundation for Med White House Laos. It is there that the Pathet military Jail. ical Research. Alfonso Morgan of New York Asked if this was helpful, the City received a four-year sei Lao has forced a withdrawal of By the time he was freed, and (Oontlniied on Page Six) Lung cells exposed to cigarette senator replied: neutralist forces under Gen. Bulletins smoke show far more breaks In See^n Johnson’s ."It doesn’t hurt. If they are not Kong Le. their chromosomes, the carriers (Continued on Page Thirteen) going to take them out of there The secretary said the treaty of Called from AP Wires of heredity, than cells not alive, maybe they are going to Geneva setting up Laos as a neu posed to the smoke, he t o l d __ Goal in 1968 take them out of there dead—but tral laid down terms with which American Ckincer Society seminar that is not up to us, that Is up to the WeMem powers have com GOLDWATER DRAFT STARTS for science writers. Many agents these Cuban exiles.” plied. By JACK BELL WASHINO’rON (AP)_.For. that break chromosomes, like X News Tidbits Goldwater scored as "cry “ We are not satisfied, however matioti of a nation^ oonunit- rays or chemicals, are known to and babies” those in Washington "who tee to draft Sen. Barry Gold- .JOBN CHADWICK that the other side has done so, produce cancers. from the AP Wires say anything we do against Cuba particularly the requirement that water, R-Ariz., as the 1964 Re- ’This test-tube or tissue culture WASHING’rON (AP) — Vice will result in a nuclear holo all foreign military forces be publlcM presidential candidate method of growing lung cells President Lyndon B. .Johnson re caust.” withdrawn,” Rusk declared. was announced today. Peter gards his office as "neither a step O’Donnell Jr., Texas Republican (Ckmtinaed on Page Three) National Association of Man ufacturers urges spending author ping stone nor a barrier” to win (Continued on Page Eleven) (Continued on Page Thirteen) state chairman and head of the izations in federal budget for fiS' ning election to the presidency. group, described Goldwater as cal 1964 be out by $12.4 bilUon Johnson is not saying so, but a man with "poUtical sex ap . . . New Polaris A3 missile to evidence is accumulating that the peal” who can win the South Nebraska GOP day registers third snooeSs In 11 No. 2 elective man in* the govern away from the Democrats and test firings. ment is pacing himself with pru help RepubUcans sweep Con dent steps toward availability for Contest Appears Tight gress in 1964. __ Praises Rocky U.S. today accuses Soviet Union the Democratic presidential nom of supporting its argument on Is ination in 1968. sue of nucleah test ban inspections CRASH KILLS FIVE This presumes, of course, that BALTIMORE (AP) — F I v « OMAHA, Neb. (AP)—Gov. Nel- by twisting words of Sen. Hu he will be retained in second For 35th Oscar Awards wn A. Rockefeller of New York, bert Humphrey, D-fMlnn . . , teen-age. girls In a convertible TOll insisting he is not a candi place on the ticket next year when were killed today when the car Suspected (Jommunlst terrorists President Kennedy will be run date for the 1964 Republican pres strike Sunday at big oil Installa By JAMES BACX>N ^as ha.s happened in recent years collided with a Etaltimore Trans ning again and there is no exist AP Movie-Television Writer it Co. bus. ’The driver of the oar idential nomination, made a tre tion on Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela ing evidence that he will not be. with "West Side Story,” “ Ben- mendous impression on the Exec- was seriously Injured. for third time In three months. Johnson furnished an Insight Into HOLLYWOOD (AP)—They hand Hur ” and "Glgi.” uUve Committee of the Nebraska out the Oscars tonight, and the "Lawrence of Arabia,” with 10 Prince Christina of Sweden ap> his political stance, as well as his SOVIET No t e Republican party during a week )Iies for admission to RsdriUVe 38th annual Academy Awards look nominations, is the favorite of the end Midwestern swing. ■views on world and domestic prob MOSCOW (A P)—The Soviet college, Cambridge, Mass. . lems, In an exclusive interview closer than a National League pen avalanche school but “ Mocking That appraisal came from Slate nant race. bird." a well-done piece of Amer Union handed the United States Chinese NatlonaUst Air Force with ’The Associated Press. a note today and diplomatlo CTairman Robert Denney of Falr- C46 crashes into central Formosa For Instance, each nominee for icana, is pressing at the finish. bury after Rockefeller met with best actress is strong enough to sources said It concerned the Mountain Sunday with seven (OentiniMd on Page Thirteen) North Atlantio Treaty Organi the committee Saturday after crewmen aboard. win. ’There can be no upset.s (Continued on Page Four) noon. The things the New Yorker among Bette Davis (“ Whatever zation alliance nuclear weapons said. Denney commented, “ defi President Kennedy tours Antle- Happened to Baby Jane?” ), Lee and West Germany. Forrign nitely fit In with my deflniUon of tam, Battery of Singers from several area towns m BmI Soutt alfically they are Senate Bill 479 School, and Murphy is a manu the jack of clubs from ^ m m y for N * Will half a minute by exposure to lengthy gospel account of Christ’s posted a $100 bond while awaiting American Federation of Musicians, at the moment. the 212th Artillery Group. He en have joined with the Gilead . and a finesse, losing to west’s queen. 1 « 1 A 2 0 PSM and House Bill 3183. There is also facturer's representative. Pepin Hebron choirs to present the oan- the smoke from a filtered cigar passion and death was read in its appearance in Circuit CJourt 12, by the way. When elections aie won or lost tered the Army In November No matter what 'West returns. 2 V Pau 2 MT Pan entirety. Crucifixes and statues In Manchester, April 22. Time to REMODEL YOUR llNSlRA^CE too! Senate Bill 302, which essentially was superintendent when the ori 1991. Sledseski was graduated tata. AU PSM ette, or a king-size cigarette, he la the same thing but worded so Anyway you want to look at it with a fraction of one per cent of ginal school was built, Jones is an South can knock out the ace of S NT said. side St. Peter’s as In Catholic John H. Fuller, 35, 325 Highland this proposed legrislation is a fir.st the votes, a group amounting to from Windham High School In Aaiis Exoepttoa clubs while the spades are still aa to conform with the wording inspector for the State Labor De 1961. More studies concerning haz churches everywhere, have been St,, Saturday night was charged step towaixi subsidy of the arts 16'i is something to be ron.sidcred A High Meadow Rd. resident has stopMd. South wins at least two leave the second spade in Us hidden In purple wrappings since Remember, when you remodel or build on to your—- in Hou.se Bill 3183. by the politicians, however amor partment and Szegda la a select Public Records ards of Inhaled Irritants or pollu with Intoxication. The arrest Specifically they all call for the which I personally feel is inevit man. requested an extension of a varl' spades, three clubs, three hearts, partner’s hand. Passion Sunday, a week ago. able, and also necessary. My atti phous this group may be. And tants have been carried out with stemmed from a complaint of a home, you increa.se its value. Be sure to protect establishment of a state conimis- Glasses for Lions Warrantee Deeds; James N. and ance from zoning regulations to and a diamond. If South plays the hand normal mice, rots or other animals far Thousands of tourists will join family argument at his home. Ful aion on the arts. There was a well- tude can be summed up in the old there are others who like and en Beverly J. Corso to Charles and replace a garage on his property. Where Is the crime? Look for ly, he will lose the first club trick this week with Italians who visit your investment by increasinj? your insurance, too. Gold Medal Flour slogan, "Even joy music but "never took a iesson Collection boxes for used eye distant In relationship to man. ler posted a $25 bond while await attended hearing last week on glasses have been placed by the Teresa Grant of Windham, prop- The Zoning Board of Appeals yourself before you read on. Per to West's queen. Back comes the ’The test-tube living cells from hu Fredericks Photo^ Reflex Photo the big Roman basilicas—St. Pet ing presentation of his case in Man tually, why not now?" in their lives.” erty on Rt. 6; Vincent Sledjeski to And even if you’ve done nothing to your home, these bills, and various important Lions in the offices of Dr. Wilbur has scheduled a hearing on the re' haps you’re just as guilty as a hoped-for second spade, and South mans are only a step or so away The engagement of Miss Mary Tile engagement of Miss Nancy er’s, St. John I.,ateran, St. Mary chester’s Circuit Court 12 April 22. The general tenor of the oppo With shorter work weeks, auto Lester and Martha Thompson, quest of Albert L. Carpenter for few thousand college students. Is down. rising home values have pi-oliably made it worth people expressed divergent views Goldberg. Dr. Ralph Wolmer and from human cells living In their Christina Martin of West Hart Jane Snyder of Manchester to Major and St. Paul’s outside the Charles M. Wllkas, 19, East regarding their passage, I shall sition seemed to be: "Tliis is all mation, and more leisure time, Dr. Morton Arnold, all of Willi property on Pine St.; Albert and April 18 at 8 p.m. in the fireplace OuUty Player A lesson to all of us who be normal environment In the human ford to Richard C. Ellington of walls—to kneel outside a veiled Hartford, late last night was more today than ever before. To be sure it’s ade devote this column to trying to very nice, but if you cannot pro these people will gravitate in mantic, and also at the Landmark, Elsie Wjllette to Robert and Nancy room at the Community Hall. The giUlty player was Bast. He lieve sweet talk. body, he said. Manchester has been announced David A. Mazzadra of East Hart confessional and receive a tap on charged with driving a motor vehi explain the situation to you. vide the neces.sities, why con»ider some measure to the arts, if only LeClair of Scotland, property on Carpenter wants to build a larg or perhaps she should refuse the Dally Question A special salt gargle promises by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ford has been announced by her the shoulder from a priest inside cle with no muffler and driving quately insured. Call us for a fi’ee home protection the 0>lumbia Post Office, a n d Rt. 87; Clarence Jeffries to Robert In the first place, let it be known luxuriea?" The answer to this is out of boredom with some of the Smith's Store. er garage which would be only 13 first trick. “ I love you so much," As dealer you hold; Spades, K- easier and cheaper detection of Leslie R. Martin of West Hart parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. wielding the "bacchetta penltenzl- with only one headlight. He was check-up. a change in point of view as to other things offered. If the arts Students Honored and Joan Tralnor of Willimantic, feet from the south lot line of his Bast should say to declarer, "That 9-8-fi*4-S; Hearts, <1-4; Dlamoiids, oral cancers. Dr. Pomerat said. ford. ale" (the penitential stick). right off the bat that this will not property on Hennequin Rd.; Pau Morlarty of 119 Brent Rd. ordered to appear in Manchester’s be an unbiased report. I went on what constitutes necessities and they find are commereial arte, Eighteen Columbia students property. Zoning regulations re I want you to keep this trick aa K-10; Clubs, A-6-2. Small sores or lesions In »he Her fiance is the son of Mr. and The brief ritual symbolizes pun Circuit Court 12 April 29. luxuries.' In the last decade Ameri dedicated to the proposition of the line H. Eind Wallace I. L ^ r to a gift from me.” What do you say? Her fiance Is the son of Mr. MAY WE BE OF HELP TO YOU! record as being in favor of pas were among those honored at the quire 26 feet. mouth can be signs of early or Mrs. Cleveland D. Ellington, 49 and Mrs. Aldo Mazzadra of East ishment for .sin. No confession is Justin S. Merrill Jr., 24, of 1009 sage, so it is apparent that I am cans spent $151 billion dollars on balanced artistic budget, then the annual spring athletic awards as John and Katherine Valk of Crom The request notes that hardships Dummy's ten of spades wins the Answer: Pass or bid one spade, advancing cancers. The gargle Is Oxford St. well, land of Hennequin Rd. first trick, and the jack of clubs Hartford. made to the priest who lowers the Hilton Dr., South Windsor, Satur biased in that direction. There are. tobacco, liquor and cosmetics; are representations will be calculated sembly at Windham High School. include the contour of land to the depending on your partner’s tem designed to wash and collect some Miss Martin Is a graduate of long rod. these nece-ssities 7 for mass (i.e. uninformed) appeal. Quitclaim deeds: Olga Jansson loses to West’s queen. Back comes An August wedding Is planned. day afternoon was charged with of course, people who are biased Perry Pederson received ,a star. west, shade trees to the north, and perament. It usually pays to open cells from such spots, so they can Mt. Holyoke College and Hartford Pope John will Issue a major failure to carry a driver’s license. The opposite extreme is present Look at TW, for example. Mangam and Howard Mangam of i;;ot'ic"^I)lk 'to” th'’.” the deuce of spades to dummy’s a borderline hand when you have In the opposite direction; a truly Letters went to Doran Shtmiway, later be concentrated and, ex Hospital School of Nursing. She is ARRESTED AT GUNPOINT new encyclical letter “ Pacem In The arrest stemmed from a rou ed in the Koran, where it says (in This will never raise the cul Thomas Roberts and Russell Had Florida to Einar Jansson, land onl ace. Bast gets in with the ace of a good 6 - card spade suit, but amined In the laboratory. employed as a staff nurse with the unbiased status can only result Card’s Mill Rd.; E. Malcolm 8 ta n -L „^ ” ^, ‘ ***clubs In time to run the rest of MERIDEN (AP) — Police have Terris” (Peace on Earth) on tine spot check. Merrill was or John H. from complete ignorance of the rough translation! "If I had but tural level of the country. Great dad; certificates to Gene Le some partners are hard to con Avon Public Health Nursing As THE ( L d IFFERENCE two loaves of bread I would sell nard to Barbara Stannard, land on j **’*’ ^ • ?*■ public hearing the spades. South Is left lament- y arrested two brothers on fugitive Wednesday. dered to appear in Circuit Court 12 aims and consequences of this pro paintings, symphony concerts,, op vesque, Bruce Melvin, Peter Rob may address a written message to trol. If you have a flighty partner, sociation. On Holy Thursday he will offer April 15. one of them to buy hyacinths; for Laurel Lane. over the end of a love af- pass and bid the hand at your felony warrants from Rhode Is Incorporated posed legislation. era, classical drama, and so on, erts, Peter Shumway, Donald be read at the hearing, board sec ^ Mr. Ellington is a graduate of an afternoon Mass, commemorat EMward J. Montovani, 25, East lappen To begin with, there Is no word bread feeds the body, but hya have limited appeal at the mo Hayes; numerals to Joseph Henry. Permits Issued retary Byron Shinn notea next turn. New Start on TFX State Technical Institute, Hart land. Captured at gunpoint after cinths feed the soul." Viewed in The moral is very instructive to ing the Last Supper and Christ’s Hartford, has been charged with concerning subsidy of the arts in ment. Even so, millions lined up Thomas O'Brien, Ronald Bisson, Building permits Issued during M v e Given $286 ford, and Ttl State College, An a high speed chase were Gary Institution of the Eucharist, in the INSURORS — REALTORS this light, the question of neces college students and lovers ev For Shelnwold’s 36 ■ page book failure to stop for a stop sign and these bills. For a long time, at the to View the Mona Lisa recently, Lyndon Forestoski, Robert Slate, March went to Vincent Sledjeski Mrs. Gasprin Morra, Girt Scout Called Possibility gola, Ind., where he received a John DeCosta, 30, of Fall River, Sistine Chapel with the 'Vatican has been oi-dered to appear in Cir hearing, everybody stepped gin- sity and luxury is something else. and about 10,000 school children Peter Tambomini, Roberi Fletch for two houses on Pine St. and one finance drive chairman, reports erywhere. While Bast Is protest let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," B,S. degree in mechanical engi Mass., and Ronald N. DeCosta, 27, The average American is on the ing his love for declarer he Is diplomatic corps attending. cuit (jourt 12 April 22. The charge saw "Madam Butterfly” in Hart er. Russell Olsen and Gary Stein- to Albert Wlllette for a house at $286.59 has been contributed to send 50 cents to Bridge Book, neering. He Is a member of Sigma of New Britain, police reported. On Good Friday the Pope will horns of a dilemma, regarding the actually thinking only of himself. The Manchester Evening Herald, (Oontiiiaed from Page One) stems from an early morning two- ford during the past season. man. Oakwood Lane and Rt. 6. date by Bolton residents. The can Mu Sigma. He served two years Police said both men were wanted participate at noon in services in car crash Saturday at Spruce and EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER— MI 9-5261 arts. He doesn’t understand them, The kids paid 60 cents or one Joseph Jaswinski won a basket vass was conducted over the East sees that he can defeat Box 3318, Grand Central Sta., New In the U.S. Army Ordnance C3orps, on three charges. The brothei9 and he is desperately afraid of be the contract If his partner has York 17, N.Y. the next payment under an Initial St. Peter’s Basilica commemorat School St.s. in which Montovani and dollar for admission, because of ball certificate and Thomas Card, Manchester Evening Herald Co March 30 weekend when envelopes design contract of $28 million. one of which he was stationed in face arraignment in circuit court ing Christ’s death on the cross. three other persons were injured, CASH SAVINGS ing labled “cultured” if he makes private subsidation. It represented a numeral. lumbia correspondent Virginia M. were left at Bolton houses. fast entry and a second spade. Copyright 1963 Germany. He la an experimental today. "BEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN, INSURE with LAPPEN!” an honest attempt to find out East refuses the first trick to General Features Corp. Mundt, of South Dakota, is the On Holy Saturday morning the none seriously. J a brand new cultural experience to Rifle stars went to Robert Bart Carlson telephone 228-92X4. Mrs. Morra said today contri senior Republican member of the engineer at Pratt and Whitney, about them. On the other hand, he them, and it was worthwhile. lett, George Johnson and Sheldon butions may still be mailed In division of United Aircraft Corp., ' i’ 10 ha,s an inferiority complex vis-a- Senate Investigations subcommit The question was raised at the Gardiner. RIVER LEVEL DROPPING these envelopes to the Girl Scout tee, which has been looking Into East Hartford. vis his EXiropean counterpart, who hearing, "Why cannot individuals Joan Enos received a Varsettes WINDSOR LOCKS, April 8 (AP) office in Manchester. Those who A July 27 wedding is planned. does know aomethang about them, the award of any signs of favor and corporations continue private certificate and Sylvia Lytikainen —A continued decline in the level did not receive envelopes who Police Will Lose $8.80 to $16 itism. and who considers the American received a letter and Judy Hills a of the Connecticut River through wish to contribute may mall do EXTENDED FORECAST something of a boor for his lack subsidy of the arts, as they have He told a reporter the subcom in the past?” There is a simple numeral from majorettes. out its length was reported today nations to the Connecticut Valley WINDSOR LOCKS, April 8 (AP) of knowledgie. School Menus mittee has invited both General answer to this one. by the U.S. Weather Bureau. Girl Scout Council at P. O. Box Dynamics and the Boeing Co., —The U.S. Weather Bureau Issued The average European knows Tuesday—meat loaf, potato, The weather bureau said, in a 863 in Manchester, Mrs, Morra If Work Week Cut^ Rate Up something about the arts because Confiscatory taxes have made Seattle, Wash.,—credited by some this five-day forecast for Connecti it Impossible for even the wealthy carrots, applesauce; Wednesday—■ river statement, that the Connecti said. cut today: these arts have been subsidized vegetable soup, cheese sticks, pea military evaluators as promising to patronize the arts on the scale cut River was well within Us beuiks PTA Fair Set AJtbough General M a n a g e rfp ay will be $3.10, for $124 per a better, safer and cheaper plane Temperatures In Connecticut for over there for generations. The nut butter sandwich, vegetable in Massachusetts and was drop Mrs. Howard Lodoward, PTA FUEL3 OIL subsidy, puts the arts within the they once did. In a way this is Richard Martin’s proposed 40- week, compared with the $2.60 —to submit written statemenU de the next five days, Tuesday sticks, brownies; Thursday—baked ping back within Its banks in cen ways and means chairman, bas an hourly and $132.80 he earns now. through Saturday, are expected to reach of all, which is more than advantageous, for they also dic beans, coleslaw, brown bread, gel hour work week for Manchester fending their design as a prelude tated to the arts in some measure tral and southern Connecticut, nounced the unit will hold a fair A $12.80 weekly pay cut will be to testimony expected later from average 2 to 7 degrees below nor c€m be said in this country. Thus, atin. There is no school Good Fri where there had been some low-' on May 11 at the school from 10 policeman will result in a higher the arts become an ordinary part by their patronage. taken by sergeants, whose hourly their top officios. ’The bearings mal. Cool through the period with day. land flooding. a.m. until 4 p.m. pay per hour, the men will re some moderation by Friday. KfflM of daily living over there, where But this source of income has Dr. Mahan to Speak pay will increase 40 cents to $3, may resume Tuesday. COOPERATIVE been taken away from the arts by The river stage at Hartford today Church Notes ceive weekly euts ranging from bringing his proposed pay to $120. Secretary of Defense Robert S. In Hartford the normal tempera as they are somtUiing seit apart in Dr. Thomas M^lhan Jr., director was 18 feet and will drop another Holy Week services at St. Ol', (O.MPANY this ccimtry. the government. It seems only fair Patrolmen’s pay will be as fol McNamara, backed by the secre ture during the period Is 7 and of the Bureau of Educationai Re two feet in the next two days, Uie George’s Episcopal Church begin $16 to $8.80. ranges from a high of 58 to a low This Is not the way it should be, that the same government should For example, a police captain lows: taries of the Air Force and Navy, :i.' itit().\ 1) I la.rT search and director of the Child weather bureau said. At Portland, Wednesday at 10 a.m. with cele of 36. In Bridgeport the range Is in my estimation. A work of art restore a portion of that income to Study clinic at the university of the level was 9.8 feet and a drop — currently on a 48-hour schedule For a three-year patrolman, overrode military evaluation in truiy “feeds the soul." The arts bration of Holy Commtmlon. Holy $112 weekly, $11.20 less than at selecting General Dynamics. 54 to 36 and at New Haven the n '. Ml the arts, and through the arts to Connecticut, will be the m a i n I to about 8 feet by Wednesday was communion will be celebrated at as the rest of the force is — will seem expensive to most people be the citizenry. resent, but a 40-cent increase to McNamara has sworn he made range is 64 to 86. speaker at the PTA meeting to- expected. 8 o’clock Thursday evening; and earn $3.40 an hour on the n e w Precipitation should total less demonstrates long mileage performance ,80 per hour. the award only on merit, firmly a service of Evening Prayer will schedule, 40 cents mors than at than 6/10 of an Inch occurring to present. However, his weekly pay For a one-year patrolman, $108 convinced that General Dynamics be read at 8 p.m. Good Friday. weekly, $10.40 less than at pres has the superior design and that ward the end of the period. Senior diolr rehearses today at wlU be $136, $16 less than his current pay. ent, but a 40-cent Increase to its plane will prove far less costly. 7:30 p.m.; junior diotr, tomor $2.70 per hour. The Pentagon estimates it will row at 7 pjn. Lieutenants and mechanics will For a probationary patrolman, •ost $6.6 billion to fully design, The CYO meeting and church earn $3.20 an hour on the pro $100 weekly, $8.80 less than at develop and produce 1,700 of the of High Megatane-Rated Mobil gasoline school etaases have been cancel posed plan, instead of their cur present, but a 40-cent increase to new aircraft. ed this week at St. Maurice’s rent $2.80, but their weekly pay $2.50 per hour. CTiurch. The Legion of Mary wlU 'Will be $128, compared with the The police department's current meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. $142.40 they now earn. pay scale includes $8 per week In ATTENTION Maas will be celebrated tomor A detective eergeant’s weekly addltl(m to the hourly rate, row at 8 am .; on Wednesday, Local Stocks Communion will be distributed at 8:15 and Mass -will be celebrated Dimes; Ckirbett, The Distant Prln- at 6:90 pm. Confessions on osas; DuMaurier, The Glass Witnesses Plan Quotations Famished by Wednesday will be from 6 to 6:20 Blowers; Fielding, Birthday King; ' Coburn Mlddlebrook, Inc. and .8 to 9 p.m. Mobil Economy Run— Jameson, A Month (Joes Soon; Training Session Bank Stocks Francis J.r Mannise, chairman Kane, The Amazing Mrs. Bona Bid Asked Amerioa’s Mileage Olaecio of the town’s baseball program, 36CARS^IN 8 CLASSES parte; Qulller-Couch, Castle D’Or; Conn. Bank and Tnuit reports lack of personnel is a More than 60 Manchester area Co...... 691,4 73)4 threat to actual achievement of a Seifert, Legacy for a Doctor; MILES Slimming, In Fear of Silence; members of Jriiovah’s Witnesses He-tford National baseball program this year. Bank and Trust Co. 61 )4 66 *4 PER With a total of 127 boys regis Thomas, Comanche Belle; Whit plan to attend a three-day train ney, Seven Tears for Apollo; Wil ing program, beginning Friday at Fire Insurance Companies tered and 11 teams drafted, the Htfd. Fire ...... 73 78 AVERAGED OVER-ALL GALLON program needs three maiiagers son, Georgle Wlnthrop; Wylie, East Hartford High School. Triumph. National Fire ...... 126 134 and five coaches to get the season “The Right Kind of Ministers” Phoenix Fire ...... 123 131 rolling. He said he will hold up Non-fiction added: Baldwin, World War I, An Outline of His will be the theme of the program, Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Mobil Economy Run—dramatic evidence of the and through crowded city streets demonstrating ordering equipment unUI the which will augment Instruction Aetna Casualty .... 89 94 needed personnel is obtained. tory; Bazin, A History of Art; Beard, Preeidents In American given at weekly classes at King Aetna Life ...... 140 148 outstanding quality of High Megatane-Rated the mileage performance of Mobil gasoline in new Volunteers may get In touch dom Hall, Manchester. Conn. General ...... 145 153 with Mrs. LoretU ciaklns or Jo HUtory; Farb, The Face of North Mobil gasoline! This year entries in America’s cars. seph Tracy, Mannise said. America: Kersey, Here to Stay; Reginald Scribner, , presiding Htfd. Steam Boiler . .114 122 PLAID minister of the Manchester con Travelers ...... 176 183 Cancer Quota $486 House and Garden, Complete gregation, said the program would Public Urillties Mileage Classic traveled over 2,500 miles from The official results listed below show clearly Lawrence Fiano, chairman of Guide to Interior Decoration; Hy- Conn. Light Power ..33)4 36)4 the Cancer Crusade, reports Bol nok. The Challenge of the Uni emphasize the need to be well Los Angeles to Detroit. They were driven over the long mileage potential of High Megatane- ton’s quota this year is $485. His versed In the Bible, to live ac Htfd. Electric Light verse: Lord, Easter Garland; New ...... 41)4 44)4 "co-chairmen,” Mrs. Fiano, son Morse, Gardening In the Shade; cording to Christian principles, and to express one’s faith to Hartford Gas Co. . . . 79 mountains, across deserts, on six-lane highways Rated Mobil gasoline. Conducted end supervised by Larry and daughter Roseanne, are Motor’s Auto Repair Manual 1963; others In a systematic house-to- Southern New Ehigland preparing materials for the mall PstUnger, The Episcopalian Way the United Stetes Auto Club appeal, he said. house mlntstiy. Telephons ...... 49)4 53)4 of Life; Rescovlch, The Bedford Manufacturing Companies Coin collection cans will be Inoddent; Rich, The Natural World Fran Dickenson placed in business houses in town Arrow, Hart, Heg. ..64)4 68)4 of Louise Dickinson Rich; Sit, Associated Spring .,15^ 17^ to aid the cause, Fiano said. Johns, T h e Final Verdict' If I can be o f any help In Honors OriN^> Bristol Bras.s ...... lOU 11% UNESCO, 700 Science Experi Dunham Bush ...... 6)4 7)4 to you for a new or used i Paronis In Bolton who road the ments; Wells, The Fun of Family Manchester High School honors Bm-Hart ...... 60)4 64)4 car, please call me at Camping. maww'tBwii'wiiiH Fafnir ...... 44)4 48)4 list , last week noted two students The ToUond Coimty Art Asso- 643-5500. I will be glad from town who will be graduated N. B. M achine...... 24)4 36)4 with honor In Jime. Tliey were oiatlon has hung “Color Under "ONE-EYED JACKS" North and Judd .... 14 16 to assist you. OFFICIAL CLASS WINNERS-Mobil Economy Run Margaret Roberts of Hebron Rd., water.” by Sandra Lavitt, as the 8:46 Stanley W ork s..... 18)4 20)4 daughter of Mrs. WUUam A. Rob- pictur«-of-the-month at the library. "Th« Naked Jungle” Veeder-Root ...... 49 58 •rts, and Lauren Green of Fern- ’The above quotations are not to MILES MILES 7:00 be construed as actual markets. PER eAUON PER OALLON wood Dr., daughter of Mr. and N'ote: One complete evening* Mrs. J. .Jacksan Green. show—etarte 7 o'clock. Four students were in Um up Services Set CLASS A: SMALL-ENGINE COMPACTS C O R V A IR MONZA 27.90 CLASS E: STANDARD-SIZE CARS- PLYMOUTH 24.33 per quarter of the 575-member class. They Were Phyllis Con 6-CYL ENGINES verse of Clarke Rd., Sally Strick For Passover CLASS B: MEDIUM-ENGINE COMPACTS F A L C O N (170 ou. IN.) 26.29 land of French Rd., Charles Bro I “ DIAMOND HEAD" chette of Rt. 86, and CUffMd The Jewish holiday of Pesach, Wed■■ "WAR LOVERS’' CLASS F: LOW-PRICE V-8’s D O D G E 330 ( 8 oyl.) 21.20 Massey of Hebron Rd. or Passover. wUl be celebrated by CLASS G: LARGE-ENGINE COMPACTS R A M B LE R AMERICAN 444 28.61 In Maoenvers Jews throughout the world begin Marine Pfc. Alvan H. Bacon, aon BURNSIDE OLDSMOBILE ^ ^ n ^ c 20.01 of Mrs. Fanny Johnson of Brook ning today at sundown and.-.om'- GLASS 6: MEDIUM-PRICE V-8’s field Hd., participated In a major tlnulng for eight days. Services CLASS B: INTERMEDIATE-SIZE CARS- B U IC K SJPECTAL Y-8 23.81 amphibious exercise March 2 will be held at ‘Temple Beth Sho- through 10 off the coast of south lom tonight at .6, tomorrow at V-8 ENGINES C U SS M: LUXURY CARS C H R Y S L E R y S r 18.43 ern California. More than 40 ships 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m., and and 24,000 Marines took part in Wedneeday at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 -^autaTnumfr - *AH antrlM oqulppod with automatk: traniinlHiorw. the exercise. p.m. This advsrtissmant approvad and data oarUflad trua by USAC. Scoot News The holiday is observed in com This was the Alligators week hi memoration of the exodus of the Boy Scout Troop 78. On the fa children of Israel from Egyptian iB8IS!ot ther-son camping trip last week bondage more than 8,000 years TMh. 8:06 4:80-9:40 end, the AlHgator patrol took flrat ago. in the following A&P Super Mnrkets I^ace in the flekf day exerclaeB. The story, contained In the However, two patrola of parenU Book of Exodus, tells of the en If Want “Economy Run” Mileage Performance scored higher than the boya. slavement of the Israelites after STANLE.V WARNER Mertforrf, W *tt and Em L Hartford At tba troop meeting laat week, the death of Jooeph, and their lib the AUigators took first place In eration two centuries later, under Try High Megatane-Rated Mobil Gasoline! Irittel lashing eompetlUon as well in the leadership of Moses. knot-tying. Each year, on the first two eve STATECO TtiemptonviNo About 80 boys and 16 fathers nings of the holiday, the story of SHOWN AT 6:66 and 9:06 Your car’s engine can deliver long famous Mobil Economy Run. Sp, Manchottor mads tbs weskend camping trip. the Uberatlon Is retold at a special The Swamp Fbxes patrol won the home service around the dinner Girard Perregaux mileage perfcs’mance. 'Try Mobil, if you want better all-round engine Now Iritain camp inspection. table called the Seder. Symbolic ^ESUNTSTOir Gary Lopec was the winner of foods, reminiscent of the exodus, the gasoline made to rate High performance, try High M ^tane- RoalcvHIO ore placed on the table. The foods OF HODERN HMIIMII the code game played at the troop I , DimI.'.TCs Yvii-h meeting. include matzo, or imleaven bread, Girard Parragaux h diamond watches start at $96. The on the Megatane Rating System. Rated Mobil. Wmd«or and Windtor Lecki Sekool Msmb which is a reminder of tl^ bread oval, wHh twenty-four diamonds, $300. The round, with Wothorafiold Today-rJohnny Marzetti, biit- of poverty eaten by slavee in an Heston Mimieux This system includes octane, then tsrsd eom, psadMs; Tuesday — cient times; the moro, a bitter two full-eut diamonds-and synthetic sapphire crystal, — D r — goes on to measure 21 specific qual Sevthington bambiug gravy arith rioe, salary herb, wl^eh Is tasted to symbolise $135. In 14-karat white gold. Fedaral tax included. the bitter plight of thoae in bond sticks, brownies; Wednesday __ ities needed for better all-round Haiardvillo mashed poUtoes, hard boiled age; a roasted lamb bone, repre senting the ancient Passover soc- Ferostvillo eggs, peas and carrots, raspberry Duwmdheu OstsneBitlai !■ • • • *• • •■lylafywreetw's Heads Msgsisas HaSnt aisu Mfss 21 sf your owtsf*! nssUs engine performance—including gslatina; Thursday—chicken ehow rifloe, and greens Indicating re PLUS SHOWN AT 7:40 mein with lies and noodlaa, sab- newal of life in the spring and M obil MANCHESTER'S OWN mileage economy for any make of bags. salad, load cake. soiphoslBlng the possiblUty of hu- nun ragenetmUon and redemption. 4BIU LYNNE FRASER is Remember, the higher the Megatane Rating.., •oek lis t "4 TKKETS TO PARIS" oar. This mileage potential is dem- Fiction titles added at Bolton The reading of the 'Passover rtory each year la to strengthbn library'recently are: Ambler, The iiwftfis - SUyilSMIINI the better your engine wiii run I (mstrated year aftM* year m the ligh t of Day; Astpr, Wed. t Jack Lenmoa In •68 Main 8*., BUnoheoter KaU; Banning, tlM "Days of viriae aaS Roms" FhoM l a 8-2741 Msrqr: BlackMofh, A BnMia Ph^^gMatty Bram hnnrisei eppem- Flna "PHILREBT" Oaatar, A F ertn as In 1 . PAOB >Y>UA MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNh MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1963 ’ If South Windsor HEALTH CAPSULES MANCliHEaTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (?ONN, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 by Michsei A. Petti, M.D. Year’s Rainfall Wo Aro Exporti In IF YOU GIVE ■>t)UR CHILP Under Average Goritest Appears Tight Little League EXTRA VITAMINS, WILL HE TV-Radio Tonight LIFE INSURANCE... CROW FASTER « W ater in storage in the town's ^URTON A. RIGE AOCNOr Seniors Must four reservoirs totaled 447.05 mil For 35th Oscar Awards 8S7 E. Center St.— lion gallons as of April 1, 38.00 T elevision (OsntlBiMd tram Psga On*) million less than on April 1 ^ year .Touth") and Vldtor Buono ("Ba Sign April 9 6 j00 ( 3) Big S Theater (in progreas)^^ 8 :00 (12) Tve Got A Secret by Jane"). (10-3U) Early Show (In propresa) (24) Perspectives- ago, according to Lawrence Witt- The other movlps nominated are Movie at 6 (in progress) ;3'J (S-1053) The Rifleman As usual, the audience will be ( 8) Yogi Bear kofskfe, acting water superintend "The Longest Day,” one of the X final regriitration for the U t- U2) Lucy Show ent. long on glamorous stars but short (18) Sub»criptK>n TV .(H) ( 3-12) Danny Thoma* best war mdvies ever made: on potential winnera. Mias Hep- M* League's senior division, for (40) Calling Mr. D. (24) Ordeal hy Fire ^ March rainfall was 3.10 inches, (24) Im agos oi A n “Mutiny on the Bounty,” a aea bum shuns such events as a rule. merly the Alumni League, has Jofi ( 8-4(K)3) Stuiiey Burke compared with the average RUG and - ,, <5^) For Your Information ;30 ( 3-12) Atifly Griffith classic and "The Music Man," a Many of the other nominees are 6:15 (24) Scirnc4> in Siglil amount of 3.78, he says In a re been elated Thursday from 6 to 8 (10) Law ami Mr. Jones thoroughly enjoyed movie. out of town. ^ on* Sport^•. Weather. port to General Manager Rlchayd pjn. at the firehouse at Ellington 6;30 (22) Club Hou‘ IDenth <»l U Valley V il Days Sports, Mary Badham ("Mockingbird"): Ml 3-5747 tion fee to rover insurance costs, Wi'ather lion on April 1 a year ago; How p.m., EST. There will be enter V NOT a\a k e h i m g r o w 7:16 c;2) Higliiichta 11 •15 ( 10) Tonight (C) Thelma Ritter (“Blrdman of Alca 7:30 ( MO-531 Dnkotnn tainment, by Eddie Fisher. Robert and be accompanied by a parent. ANY FASTER. ( 3) Movie ard Reservoir, 107.84 million, com traz” ) and Shirley Knight ("Sweet All boys must register to be eligi 1241 45 Yrs. With Fiizp.itrlrk 20 M2) Movie pared with 136.16: Roaring Brook Goulet an(i Ethel Merman. U a22-30) N BC M..V10 , 0 , Bird of Youth.” ) ble to play whether a member of Hsahti Captulai yivat halplul infonnatlon. 30 (22-30) Tonight (C) Reservoir, 133.21 million, the There will be one familiar face Gam er's , Vf il not intondod to bo of a diaynottic naturo (12) To Tell the Truth '3o ( 8) Movie .Supporting actor — Terence last year’s teams or not. same as the figure a year ago; missing. Due to a conflict In tooth SEE SATVKDAY'S t v W EEK T Stamp ( “Billy B udd"); Telly Sa- 8 (iinswou) i Tryouts for all boys other than ’OK C O M PLETE LISIT N U and Globe Hollow Reservoir, 170 j paste sponsors. Bob Hope will be valas ("Blrdman of Alcatraa"); replaced by Prank Sinatra as W(' divt' .'sUinipM former Little Leaguers who have ■State’s reply to a boaid question on million, also the same. I Ed Begley ("Sweet Bird of been drafted and last year’s Alum oompulsory school attendance master of ceremonies. ni League players, will be held at Plans will al.so l>e made for the the high a^ool field on April 28 public hearing on the schcxtl budg Radio at 1 p.m. Several boys are needed et to be held April 10 at the high (TMa listing Includes only those to fill newB broadcoAtn of or IfV-mlnoto club rosters. school. length. Some stations carry other Little Leaguers assigned to Sen Briefs short nt'uscosts), ior Division teams are: Lioua - ^ WDBC—1360 The pi'ovi.siimal L aguc of Wom 6:0U Kurt Rus.sell 7 iV) Bdl Hughes Benjamin Stulpin, Rackcr Colby, en Voters will meet toda.v at 8 8:(X) Raynor Shines 12.00 Girnnd WINK— John Stewart, Benjamin Bossi, p.m. at Wood .Memorial Librarj'. 1:06 News. Sign Off 6 ;00 News Wn7! S treet „ „ . wasv^io Greg ’Turek, Ronald Mailhoit. Mi-s. Chirtus Keck, member of the 6 :0 0 News 6:16 Showcase Francis Young; Rotary -Lawrence G:4h Lowtd! T hom as stale board of directors, will dis 8:16 Paul Har-ey, 0r, Albert HI 7:lHi Showcn.se White, Billy Lacy, Daniel Bordna, cuss "h'lnancing Public Elementary o u rk e 8:00 The World Tonight 6:30 Alex Drier 8:30 Showcase Bernard Sturtevont, Sylvester and Secondary Education in Con 6:40 Sports Oiaponis, Richard Alfred; Hawks necticut.” 6:50 Bob Considine U:CK) News — AUan Metevier, Kelly Shea, Paul Roy Bugbee, president of the 7:00 Edward P Morgan Kulas, Richard Gri.swold, Andrew 7:15 Connecticut P M FIRST ‘STOP,’ Young Republican Club has named 7:30 Dick's Den NOW ‘START’ Tripp, George Gould, Michael Sati- Mr. and Mns. Gordon Bunker as 10:30 Tonight at My Place RO.ME (API For years Italians Jord, Charles Morris; Bears — co-chaai-men of the annual spring ^ W n c — 1080 2*x!^ News. Sporifl and Weather have been .smoking a domestic | Dwight Foster, James Juknis, Pat dance. The event will be held Sat 6:30 Financial Report Bayes. Michael Sullivan, Carl For- 6:35 Album of the T)ny brand of cigarettes called "Stop.” urday April 20, at the American Into the field now has come* a I ...our EASTER GIFT to youl maj^oni, Robert Sexton, Ronald L«gion Hall on Main St. It is open 6:45 Three Star Extra Jpayton; Owls— John McCormack, 7:05 Conversation Piece now brand imported from Luxem-1 to the public. 7 :3 0 Now.s of the World bourg—"Start.” Joseph Zagorski, FYancis Jones, Wednesday, the Tow'n Council 7:46 Congressional B* port EJdward Zagorski, Sal Casarino, 8:05 Bo.stnn Symphonv will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the high 10:06 Nightbeat Dennle Quigley, Michael London, school. Also on Wednesday, the 10:15 C anadian EU‘ction.« David EJversole. American Legion will meet at the 10:35 Voices of Easter Theee bo.ys mu.st register with 11 :IX) News Legion Hall at 8 p.m. 11:15 Sports Final ALL SPANKING all other boys. ’The Sisterhood of Temple Beth 11:30 Starlight Serenade DOUBLE S STAMPS Managers and coaches are: Lions Hillel will hold a board meeting 1:00 News and Sign Off NEW FOR EASTER W P O P —M io —Fred Mikulwitz and Ed Wilson; at the home of Mrs. Richard Gri 6:00 Joey Reynolds Owls— Pete Arno, Joe Bums; Ro M A TE R N ITY DRES.SES, gorian of 8 Charing Rd., at 8:30 TWO PIECE SUITS IN Tipu&Vv EVERY WEDNESDAY tary— Robert Davis and Edward p.m, ’Thursday. RKKiiir SPRING UOI.ORS Hale; Bears—Dave Casevant, Um The Lutheran Women’s League TOPS, PEOAI. PI SHERS, berto Del Mastro, Len Yost; Hawks will meet today at 8 p.m. at the SUPER —Elarl Carey, Walt Sherriffs and SL.A.X, BRAS. GIFtDLES, church Guest speaker ofr the eve SWI.MSLTTS MARKETS Mel Tripp. ning will be Mrs. Morris Watkins, Pittsburgh The Senior Division season is the wife of a missionary and mother FAMOUS NAME BRANDS achediUled to begin Memorial Day of five cJiildi'en, who will describe aA the high school field. her recent tour of duty in Africa. Glazier's Manager Seeks Secretary PAINT Hostesses will be Mrs. Preston Corset and Iinlfbrni Shop Afyplicationa for the post, of sec Zimmerman, Mrs. Stewart Good 4 retary to the town manager will SEE 6.S1 Main St.— Manchester MON., TUES., WED. FULLY COOKED rich, and Mrs. Marshall Wellington. be a’vailable tomorrow at the town The Demooratic Town Commit hall or the State Pei'sonnel Office, tee postponed its meeting Fi-iday SPECIALS Town Manager Terry V. Sprenkel to April 26 at 8 p.m. at the Toiwn Larsen's has announced. Examinations for Hall. the post will be given by the state. HARDWARE. INC. 725 MIDDLE 34 Depot Square, Manchester Starting salary, Sprenkel said, is Manchester Evening Herald Phone 649-5274 TURNPIKE EAST $4,110.75. The post has been held South Wlnd.sor oorrespondent, by Mrs. Margery Marks who re Laura Katz, telephone 684-1753. signed recently for personal rea- IN MANCHESTER aona. Grange Notes Firemen Answer W apping Grange will meet at RANGE Grade A Strictly Fresh W H O L E O R tfce Community House tomorrow Large at 8 p.m. program arrangements 70 March Calls -\ND have Dean made by The Graces, FUEL OIL ^ S H A N K H A L F ■niey are requesting each member Town Fire Chief William C. WHITE EGGS to make an Easter bonnet using Mason, in his March report of GASOLINE kitchen utensils. Prizes will be fires, said today that 70 alarms, 32 awarded for the funniest and the more than the previous month, most original bonnets. were answered, including 29 ac Doz. 1h# home economics committee tual fires, 40 for re.scue or em BANTLY OIL has tickets available for the chick ergency and one false alarm. COMP.ANY, INC. en barbecue to be held May 4 at The fire total included 16 grass Vernon Grange. This event is or brush fires, almost all of which 3;Ji lU.AIN STREET For Easter Coloring sponsored by the PNomona. The occurred during the last days of proceeds will be used to reimburse 'I'EL. .^Iltc’licil 9-1595 ■ the month as spring came in with the Pomona Grange treasury for an unusual warm spell of dry Rofkvillo TK 5-5271 FRE.SH funds used to Complete a hobby weather. cxnft shop at Grange Camp Ber ger. There were six residential fires, two In buildings, one manufactur FILLET OF SOLE Reservations for the barbecue ing, one in a vacant home and Aould be made with Mrs. Leonaid three in motor vehicles. Barter as soon as possible. BUTT HALF u. 59c Elementorj' School Menus Numerous calls came in for Today— pork and gravy sand- pumping out water filled cellars wich, buttered green beans, pick- in homes and businesses. led beets, jam sandwich, apple WAYBEST OVEN READY sauce; Tuesday -- chuckburger Watch steak, mashed potatoes, buttered Capt. Kangaroo O RADE A peas, cookies; Wednasday—soup VINE-RIPENED and crackers, peanut butter and FANCY LARGE U LBS. Jam sandwich, cake; Thur.sday In Three Shows chicken and macaroni salad, can UP Due to a tremendous demand TOMATOES died sw’eet potatoes. buttered RED SO X TURKEYS g^en and yellow beans, gelatin' for tickets for a ” Fun with Mu Muk is served with all menl.s’. sic” concert, starring Captain ■rhere will be no school Good Fri Kangaroo, a performance at 11 day. a.m. has been added to those BASEBALL Mapping Church Notes scheduled for 1 and 3 p.m. Sat- ^'^PPing Community Church ui-day, April 20. at Bushnell Me on 2 1 4 9 the jimior and intermediate choirs morial. Hartford. The concerts will vnll rehearse Wednesday- from 7 to be presented by the Hartford Sym CHUCK STEAK 8 p.m. The .senior choir will re phony, directed by Fritz Mahler. FANCY LARGE hearse after the Maiindy Thursday A limited number of tickets are service. \ available at the Hartford Sym GREEN PEPPERS SELECTED The saereanent of Holy Co.m- phony office, 104 Asylum St. munion will be celebrated at the Hartford, or at the Bushnell Me Maundy Thursday service at 7:30 mona] t>ox offire. U.S.D.A. p ^ . At this time the confirmation ^ ^ w i l l be received into mern- U’.VrCH WEATHER FORECAST BUDAPEST (AP)-When you Tuesday 11 P.M. CHOICE School Board to Meet are an anxiou.s, nervy or fretful The trajuslci- of Xfiss Hilda t.vpe, or an habitual drinker, mind DIRECT FROM CHAVEZ RAVINE Mojogtian to the [x>st of pim- ; the .sudden changes in the weath- at- Orchard ...... Hill. oiSchool m...i and cr if you treasure your life, Hun- noTOlnaUon of Saul Finestone a.s I garian Tran.sport Ministry psy- OPENER— LOS ANGELES ANGELS PraedpaJ at Pleasant Valley School I eholo.sit.s .said in a survey pub- POPULAR (to replace Mi.s.s Monoghatii will i li.shed reeently. MAXWELL HOUSE be discussed by the tx>ard of edu- When a new weather front of meeting tomorrrcA' at cold or hot air invades your area NOW 7:80 p.Tn. at the high whool, < ausiiig disturbanees in' the air. Alro on the airenda wnll be tlie , the imparl on your nervous sy.'- Dear friends. addition of a bus to the .school teni. sliaky as it is, makes it 50 INSTANT routes; member»hi[) in the Con times more likely you willhecome necticut School' Devek>pment It is well to pause and HOT WATER SERVICE the Virtirn of a road aceldent, the s Council; and a review of the survey 'iorlared. think of the many devoted c i t i Btate’s awreditation program. An Hungarian re.^earchers studied zens who work on variou.s boards don't havn to buy a water heater to have all the in-service' program for teachers 20,000 ai rident i' a s e s during will be reviewed. weatner front invasions ov'er the and commissions to assure good COFFEE Ovot w atar you wanta eJust phona for our n aw utility Communications Include the la.st nine vears. schools, law enforcement, safety, Not W ater SERVICE health, and other vital public GIANT T A L L U ^ C services — often working many 10.OZ. JAR CANS NOTHING TO INVEST hours at l i t t l e or no salary. FLETCHER BLASS CO. OF MANCHESTER They deserve a word of S A V E 34c NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT 188 WE.ST .MIDDLE TURNPIKE Untchell thanks for their dedicated ser SAVE 22e NOTHINO TO REPAIR WHEN YOU THINK -OF 9-7879 vice to the welfare of their GLASS, THINK OF FLETCHER ft fellow citizens. JACK AUGUST W e will Install a new water heater for you and bill CORNER DURrVNT ST. Sincerely, you for Iho electricity and equipm ent use at a spe« LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! VALUABLE COUPON TALL t ' olal aervlea rata. Intarastad? Just phona tor dotails. PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING CANS ^ IrM f bi iNli CeiipM Coca fee AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Clam Chowder 5 GLASS FURNITURE TOPS 100 FREEr:STAMPS I POPULAR LIQUID — 22 OZ. SIZE with Any Purchaw of $5 or More At Manchester Popular Market Only MIRRORS (Firsplocs emd Door) Valid thru Saturday, April 18th. PICTURE FRAMING (oil types) ADULTS aNLV—a N I TO A PAMILY WINDOW and PLATE GLASS DETERGENT No Sfimpi with Cigiffttifti or Btor— Stoto Low CX>NTRAOT(XRSt W B HAVE IN STOCK Tf/illiam Qliisli funeral 3Come. ^ n c . MIDfCHUE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS 225 MAIN STREET • ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY KAT. AT 1 P.M.—OPEN THURSDAY EVENING MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT Del Monte PINEAPPLE JUICE 4
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PAOI WX MANCHESTER EYEING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, APRIL t,.196S l^C H ESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 8, 19fi8: Election Promised PA O l lE Y B f A Thought for Todaj Both for reasons of principle and Powell Will Retiim f Cvrpnitw Jj|prald Airman Held for Crime Sponaored by Uw Man eh e« tor from ^m' fire warden for outdoor ” A Modem Miracle”. The talk will for rqgsons of practicality the Stockholders Andover burning. be followed by a discussion period, • rUBUBHUD BT THIL Oonnoll of Charobea . Post as Minister Mothers to Meet m —w IT hraimwG co. mo. — United States has. insisted on a in which members will pkrticipate, . *> U BlMall Straat The Andover Mothers Club will FREE DEUVERY touch of democracy in South (Oaattanad Into Paga on subjects such as persinai goals, Starts Out on New Life “Hatred stirreth up strife Omm Await SEC’s meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the family and child raising problems. Korea. Aa a result, the military But love covers all transgres Alvin SkoQg^ /r home of Mrs. Lawrence Sheehan * A.M. lo f P.M. * f------U f f iik --- MRC $> • Pvwell la engagad in a (aud CONCERT Publlihara ruler . of ^ that country, General sions’’—Proverbs 10:12. of Boston Hill Rd. Mrs H a r 1 1 n Manchester Evening Herali] An l^8UllNZa> but a significant paraphrasing of aot swamped or engulfed by the that idea would be, "It isn't the Here’s a good way to start owning the very unimportant superflciallUee of one Fruit Cocktail 2 6^ cost, but the place where you buy, finest of'solid maple. It’s a poster bed with that can mean most to you." m EASTER particular time to hietory, but ca VERMONT HNAST - Creamy Smeeth $M:om finiahi from Watkins Beals Gallery pable of applying what he feefa to SAVI 4c many a purchase the product or CHEESE service Itself is only HALF the . . . costs only $86. Once you have one piece of ba fundamantal truths to the mod- PINT JAR 35< purchase. The other half is the ^ a ls Maple you'll want to furnish your en LILLIES world he finds when he looks M ayonnaise amount of attention to details Q M AND PM Alr-leded tire home in this fine Early American furni •Ut from his balcony. A M S r m v r m r ootooPAarr SAVI 7c given ^ the dealer and how much ture. And you can do it a piece-kt-a-time, for 1• 7 0 UP Only Oiarlet de GauBe soma- BUCK’S STORE he Is concerned for your contin .... And ordering’s as easy as 1-2-3! Pick your extension phones in the SOUTH MAIN ST. WHOLI ued welfare. If that half la not Beals ia Open Stock with dozens of dressers, ^ Other flowers and plants Mnaa aeama to be quite as mudi O niens completely fulfilled the coat to styles you like, in the colors you like - Princess, wall or dMk model. Juit Fine Foods Since m « The Coventry Shoppe 2 iiL 59« chests, beds, dining room pieces from which of a man, baing formidable even you can be great Indeed, to say hutches and living room pieces from which available for Easter at attrac CIGARETTES, lEER & TOBACCO PRODUCTS EXEAAPT FROM STAMP OFFER nothing of the annoyances. We call our business office or talk to any telephone man. wMn OM diaagroea with him. Wa OP£N SUNDAYS 595 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER DEPOT RD.—COVENTRY tive prices. • m m •ItojNm to Terria." OU)SED Ojr WEDNXSDAT WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES promise you complete fulfillment to choose. Why not visit this quaint gallery PRKU IPEfCnvC IN FIRST N A T IO N A l SUPER M A R KH S ONLY of this most Important "half.” tomorrow . . . see them all! T42-T494 DUlon Salsa and Service, your COMPANY guiui^ Ford dealer, S19 M ain St., I AU AAF Pspst hi ilili mmmussdtf S vWallf. THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLANB TELEPHONE Manchatosr. Fhoaa MI S-Sltf. ‘ lUlGB EIGHT MANCftESTgR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 8, 196S B4ANCHESTER EVENING .HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 8. 1963 !----— . I------^------~ ’ I-______. PAGE NINB Home Gardener’s Handbook RockvUUi-Vernon 83 and charged with operating a Germany Fights Flow Chief Keeps motor vehicle while under the In Hebron those present; Holy Eucharist and • • fluence of liquor.. sermon; Church School at 10, and Close Eye on The arresting offlcitr Was Cwl- Y PF at 7 p.m.; Maundy Thurs School Board stable William Ltawell. J o r w High School Play day, April 11, with Holy Com Of Scientists to U.S. Basic Tools Essential to Gardening was releaaed under 3500 bond munion at 8 a.m., and again at 10 Peace Corps petwllng Ills appearance In Rock Slated for May 24 a.m., with meditation, taking the By LOYAL GOULD BY ALLAN SWENSON ville Cmmlt pourt April 38. place of the regular mid-week When a.sked to square the law's Meeting First Broeh FIree philosophy with German recruit Written for Communion on Wednesday. FRANKFURT, Germany (A P)- By W. B. RAGSDALE JR. Vernon fire companies had to The Podium Players are not the On Good Friday, April 12, med wm Newapaper Enterprian .Aasn. Amerlcan talent scouts are skim- ment of 750,000 foreign workers SPADING w n y FLAT- keep hofiplng over the weekend to only ambitious ones rehearsing for for German industry, his answer WASHINGTON (AP) — Peace Of 4 Tonight itation on "The Seven Last jntnf off the cream of West Ger A hoe, rake and a spade are the TOP BLADE IS extinguish brush, woqds and graM a play to be given In Hebron. Re Words.” many’s scientific manpower and was 'No comment.” Corps volunteers say it's no long simple tools with which many a flrea. Fielda and wooda are w d er gional High School students are Volunteers are needed to as many Germans don't like it. However, both German and er a novelty to look up and see EASIER ON THE Four meetlngR will be held In dry. working on a production, "Don’t American sources say the majori beautiful garden, is made. Add a sist In painting the Interior of ANS ibrtiiewislies Newspaper editorials and gov Sargent Shriver approaching, even FOOT AND THESHOE. RookvlUe tonight. Including the Trust Your Boy Friend," to be lawn mower, of course. To make Fires extinguished were a grans Phelps Hall. Gardner Shorey and ernment officials fear this will ty of German scientists leaving in such out of the way places as fire on Washington St. at 3:80 presented May 24, in the High eventually put a crimp In Ger for the United States learn of open annual town budget meeting, a Robert Cole have painted the walls gardening more pleasant, it will p.m. Friday; and on S a tu r^ y a School auditorium. Members of the and are ready to do the woodwork. at blooin in the Spring many's traditional role as a Euro positions through announcements North Borneo, Ethiopia and Rockville Caty Council meeting, a cost are Connie Smith, Melanie Nepal. pay to have a number of other long- h a n d led 'Woods fire on Wllshire Rd. at 11:80 Parishioners are asked to contact Shop now for all the special needs that Springtima pean science leader. in scientific and technical journals 7-ISABOUT board of education meeting and a a.m., a woods fire on Loveland Osborn, Kristine Hutchinson, Jay They have not come up with a published in America. These mag hand tools, too. A few you can SHOI/EL ARE Shorey If willing to help. brmgs-with a Shopper’s Loan from Household The Peace Corps director keeps THE m sS T 5 meeting of the Rockville fire de HUl at 12:36 p.m., a brush fire oti Hohmann, William McAdam, Jill A call Is given for more singers Hnance. Buy now clothes to outfit the whole family, way to keep their top sclentl.sts azines are found in university li a tight rein on his far flung volun make yourself. partment companies. Mulholland, Robert Poet, Sliaron braries. BEST FOR MOVm Tunnel Rd. at Valley Falla Rd. at In the choir. Men’s voices are es shop for a better car, at iiorne. teers. He has been in 39 of the Consider the kinds of gardening PRACTICAL K:?' The earlleat will be the board 1:35 p.m., a grass fire on Rt. 83 Zapert, Malcom Parker and Su "Talent ha.s always been at What reasons do German scien LQTSOF DIRT, pecially needed. For deUlU those , ...... gs for the Catk MONTHLY fAYMINT SCHIDUll 50 countries where” volfinteera jobs you do most. If you turn a I HOE blad e: of education, beginning at 6:30 In near Uie Pizza Palace at 8:30 p.m. san Fowler. willing to help are asked to con YmOa tracted by high pay and top work tists give for leaving this coun work, some of them several times. lot of soil by hand, by all mean.' the office of SUpt. Raymond Rama- and a grass fire on Country Lane Personals house.Witn cash, you 20 IB 12 6 ing conditions," explains an Amer try? You find the answers if you tact Horace W. Sellers, organist shop for Spring bar- f ptymh permts permit permit One weary aide compared a have a spade and a spading fork dell. at 4:45 p.m. Mrs. Helen Coleman was called and choir master. ican official in Germany. "You agree not to give names. ains at any store. $ 6.72 $ 7.27 $10.05 Shriver trip with "the la.st week Get a spade with a "D" handle and TO SIFT SOIL AAAKE IB" On the agenda are a request for One fire extinguished yesterday from her Hebroa home Saturday, Any donations toward Blaster $18.46 can hardly expert German scien A physicist .said "I want to de of a major political campaign — an almost straight blade with wide appointment of a board subcom was a woods fire on Olive Lane at to Windham Memorial Hospital to frust America’s old 209 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.55 tists or any others for that mat vote my life to research. I ceui SQUARE FRAME OF LATH flowers for St. Peter’s AlUr should 3H 19.25 20.91 29.27 54.48 without an election at the end of top for easier digging. The spade is mittee to study the posslblltty of 12:35 p.m. see her brother-in-law, Donald be reported to Mrs. D, Benton est company of its ter not to sell their services to do it in America, Here in Ger it." McDonald, who is undergoing kind to help you. Ap SH 30.83 33.61 47.55 89.47 ideal for digging precise holes and WITHWIRE MESH SCREEN, football at Rockville High School, Damage in every case was lim Crittenden as soon as poarible If 6M the top bidders.” many I d have to serve for years Shriver has logged 500.000 miles for cutting lawn turf. The spading reactivation of the salary study treatment for a serious heart at ply today. 36.41 39.74 56.48 106.80 as the assi.stant to some profes- ited to the brush, gross or woods, Intended for a memorial. A similar "brain drain" prob in two years as Peace Corps di fork works best in garden soil with committee to begin preparations and did not spread to nearby tack. T h t $ck44mU 0bo90 it b M d om prompi miomtkif lem has developed in Britain. .sor, doing all his administrative Donations toward the painting rtpmym*wtM «nd tmUmdet totis. H otutheirB th*r§ 0 rector, his staff says, and trav out a heavy sod and in gravelly for adoption of next year’s salary building. Army Specialist Four David of the exterior of the church an A»k about Credit “ BMMK* ea b€lant«s of $100 or Utt Conservative estimates place work, before I could ever begin I ^^WHENDIGGING HOLES Yockachonls, 18, son of Mr. and Life Iruurance on •nd 2% P0 0 manlh oa thst pttrl of independent work of my own. ' eled by .such varied means as jet or stoney sell. scale, adoption of the school calen Rockville Fires nex, former Tennant house, are in 0 KC0 ii of $100 and ao3 tm amcau of $MM). and the number of German scientists airliners, ox carts, jeeps, rick Mrs. Joseph Yockachonia, Main loant at group rate % of i% per month on that port t4 tka hmUnes If you do much tree planting, l' } tPAys LAWN AND WORK dar for next year, consideration of Fire Chief John Ashe forbade all much needed. A box for donations in 0 M€0 Si of l.iO O to $600. leaving annually for the United A biologist responded; "What shaws. bamboo rafts, .ships, dug- a request from a Bolton parent St., Hebron, Conn., recently was States at about 111. This is rough making compost, grading or other burning of trash outdoors over the is placed In the church vestibule. impresses me is the American con out canoes and helicopters. N\//TH A CANVAS FOR D IR T , who wants his child educated in weekend, because of dangerous awarded the EJxpert Tamk Weap ly 6 per cent of the yearly crop cept of team research -■ several general chores, the long-handled, A glance at the property shows At 47, the President's brother- round-pointed .shovel is the bc.st the Vernon school system, and al conditions. Even so, Rockville ons badge at Fort Hood, Tex. the need for painting, Tlie paint of German university graduates in apeclali.sts working together on in-law is a not-so-young member The b^ge 1s awarded to tankers HOUSEHOLD physics, chenii.stry, rriathematics, tool. Get a .sturdy one with a location of 340,000 In cuts in next firemen had to extinguish two for the exterior of Phelps Hall has FINANCL the same problem. That's practi of the youthful New Frontier, But year's budget. fires, one in a shed at 87 Talcott who demonstrate marked profi biology, geology and astronomy. cally Impossible in Germany with strong but sharp blade. Also get have trees, you also need the wide, been very generously given by he sets a pace younger Peace a sturdy trowel with strong shank shears, pole pniner, prunnlng saw At 7 o'clock the Caty Council Ave. yesterday, and one in a grassy ciency in firing all tank armament Hugh Ryan. The above items arc German scientific circles .sav our insistence on keeping eac.b Corps staffers have trouble lightweight bamboo or spring and hand ax or hatchet are all and In maneuvering the tank. that more than half the scientists for small plants. metal lawn rake. will meet to consider a Yeport area near an Incinerator on Ver only a few of the many needs of MANCHESTER SHOPPINO PARKAM scientific specialty strictly sepa matching. useful If you need them often. You from Corporation Counsel HSdwln non Ave. this morning. Church News the church. heading to America have doctor rated from the other. " One hoe is usually sufficient as The choice between wheelbar His aides .say Shriver whizzes can make a shallow box with a Lavltt on the 347,330 received from Sacrificial Meal Holy Week services at St. P et 382 Middle Turnpike West ates and include the best gradu A chemist .said it's a matter of a general tool for cutting weeds, row and lawn cart depends on hardware cloth bottom for screen er’s Episcopal Church included ates of German universities. pay. around the world, working a 20- cultivating flower beds and gar the federal government as aid for All women of the Vernon Meth Mancheeter Evening Herald He 2nd Floor— Mitchell 3-2738 hour day and leaving a trail of whether you need a carrier for ing soil or compost. Get a six by construction of the secondary Holy Communion, Palm Sunday "Only the finest are interested "I'm getting a starting salary dens and for mixing potting soil. heavy, tough jobs and rough ter odist Church are Invited to the bron oorrenpondent, Mise Susan cables to Washington with orders six-foot canvas or two on which treatment sewage plant. The sacrificial meal and devotional at 8 a.m. with blessings of the Pendleton, telephone A C a d e m v ; 13 ta i Mml, Tees., Then.—10 It B Wed., Ffi.-9Jfl to Reef Set. In basic research," a German uni in the United Slates of $925 a Get one with a blade not more rain or for simpler, lighter garden to pile dirt when digging holes. versity professor said "and they on how to improve the Peace than seven inches wide and four $PRING $PECIAL council may also discuss the pow service tomorrow night at 7 palm branches, distributed to 8-3464. month." he said. "The best I was Corps' operations. chores. Most suburban gardeners Use it also to collect prunnlng and er failure that occurred 'ITiursday know they can get the best re offered in Germany was $350 a inches deep, which will enable you ■find a lawn cart adequate. o’clock In the church. Mrs. Lee He checks for himself whether garden debris. nteht when a tree fell on an elec Paul, Mrs. Earl Maguire,, Mrs. search facilities in the United month.” to reach between rows or individ A hose of either rubber or These basic tools will simplify $AVE States." volunteers are doing the job. If ual plants. A second hoe with a trical utility line on Union St„ Robert Flrby and Mrs. Eldna The president of the National he finds something wrong, his plastic is essential. Get one of .your gardening work and save you knocking out the fire alarm sys American recruitment of Ger Academy of Science in Washing narrow or "V"-shaped blade to good quality and look for large in Johnston will take part In the aides say he expects to have it time to enjoy your efforts more. Why buy a foreign sports car? If it's class you want stop In at tem for four hours. service and In the music which will man scientists began almost im ton, Dr. Frederick Seitz, has said work close to plants is a distant side diameter to make watering Gordon's Atlantic Service. Classic model '57 T-BIrd, excellent North End Landmark Comes Down mediately after World War II. corrected—immediately. second choice. Often, a small hand At 7:30 the fire departments be presented during the meal. Mrs. that the present German univer- Shriver has described himself as faster. A piece of plastic sprinkler ONE EASY NUMBER condition, low mileage, fully equipped. will meet at the Center house In The steeple of the old North Methodist Church on N. Main St. when U.S. officials swarmed ovei sity system does not allow young weeder is handler. hose with tiny holes all along its Philip Angell and Mrs. Thomas a firm believer in trying to spot NEW YORK (API .— Nobody Rockville. Madden are in charge of seating was hoisted off the church building Saturday, and left by the defeated Germany searching out German scientists to develop their In rakes, your No. 1 rake should length is excellent for watering should have any trouble remember ride of the church looking like the disassembled tiers from a wed- the makers of the Nazis' rockets. the corps' mistakes before out be a long-handled steel one for A t 8 the toWn budget msetlng arrangements. specific talents at an early age. siders do. long rows in the garden or flower ing the telephone number for oing* cake. The reinoval Is the first step in a compleite renovation They succeeded in persuading smoothing lawn and garden soil, bed. Gordon's Atlantic Service will begin In Sykes Junior High Hospital Notes GRAND-WAY’S FAMILY SHOE "Therefore scientists are con headquarters of the New York School auditorium. of the building being undertaken by the First Church of Christ many to go to the United States, tinuously going to other Western Everywhere he goes, his aides for raking stones and for digging A metal or plastic watering car, WEST ROAD., ELLINGTON— TR .5-8.392 Admitted Friday: Mary Oik, 94 Including Wemher von Braun. say, Shriver talks to people, vol dead spots in the lawn. If you World's Fair which opens in 1964; Selectman George RIaley will W. Main St. Scientist, Manchester, which bought the building In December. CENTER CELEBRATES SPRING WITH countries, especially to the United hand primer, grass shears, hedge it's WF 4-1964. open the meeting by asking for (Herald photo by Pinto.) Indirect recioiitment resulted States,” he wrote in the publica unteers, natives in remote areas, Admitted Saturday: Wendell from scholarship programs de tion Physics Today. heads of state, newspapermen. nominations for a moderator. Overlock, 33 Spring St. Gwen signed to take German students He says this gives him a feeling The proposed budget of 33,066,- dolyn Strong, Vernon. and researchers to the United for each country and the Peace 090 calls for a three mill increase Admitted yesterday: Sylvia States for a limited time. Many Corps mission there. over the present rate of 36 mills. Wetherell, Storrs; Elsie Nutland, of the scholarship recipients be Nora Addy Drake His cables reflect what he finds CENTER CUT The board of education budget Rt. 30, Vernon; Albert Lanz, Box came American citizens and nev out. One may call for a change BONELESS request of 32,021,516 U about two 67. er returned. 'Visits Puerto Rico in Peace Corps training methods. thirds of the total budget. Birth Saturday: A daughter to Concerned over the harmful ef Another might order sewing ma Seat Belt Protection Mr. and Mrs. Boulanger, 350A fects the drain could have on the chines for a Peace Corps project, Robert Pagnnl, 22, of 15 King Crane Rd., Ellington. postwar development of German Mrs. Nora Addy Drake, head of or canes for a school for blind St., attriibubed the seat belt he Birth Sunday: A daughter to industry and science, Bonn gov- the art department at E. O. Smith children. was wearing yesterday morning Mr. and Mrs. William Strong, Vir ■ ernment officials suggested that High School at the University of with saidng his life or preventing ginia Lane, Tolland. uw ritiC E s During a brief stop in the Do the United States require ex Connecticut, is visiting regional minican Republic, a volunteer serious Injury when ths car he Discharged Friday: Deborah change students and professors to schools in Puerto Rico this week. said he needed three pregnant was driving skidded on its side on Borr, Reed Rd.; Arlene Niemann. return to their native countries for She will also visit the San Juan heifers. Shriver cabled the request King St. Ellington; Ralph Baron, West ON LONG WEARING QUALITY SHOES at least two years before applying Barnard High School. on Monday. By Thursday, Wash He told Rockville Patrolman Wllllngton. A hand weaving enthusiast who TOP SIBIOIK Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Phyl for U.S. immigration visas. ington headquarters had located Raymond Dunham that the seat A U.S. law to this effect be has studied the craftsman.ship of three pregnant heifers and prom belt kept hdm in place when the lis (Berber and son, Tolland Stage came operative in 1956. In the weavers in eight European coun ised delivery within a month. car skidded in sand at King St. Rt., Tolland: Mrs. Barbara Parks tries, Mrs. Drake Is particularly in preceding year, 163 German scien The heifers were needed for a and Grove St., and hit a utility and son, 36 Hammond St.; Mrs. tists had gone to the United States terested in observing the w'ork of pole. Diane Heim and daughter. P art Puerto Rican weavers. She also Dominican agricultural project, as immigrants. In 1958, their num and had to be pregnant because Seat belts can't do everything, ridge Lane, Tolland; Mrs. Martha ber dropped to 128. German offi hopes to do some painting. however — It didn't save him from Holton and daughter, 17 Tolland Mrs. Drake, who lives on Ripley there was no way to breed them cials attribute the drop to the with purebred stock in the Do being arrested for failure to drive Ave,; Mrs. Juliana Beebe and son, "cooling off" period. Hill Rd., Coventry, will be the guest minican Republic. Effectiv* Through Tu»*. April 9th to the right. Court date Is April 9 Country Lane; Mrs. Loretta Although the number of German of Major and Mrs. W. Eldred 23. Ritchie and daughter, Tolland; Churchill at Hato Rey while she Shriver does very little sleeping scientists leaving for the United on airplanes. His time is used to Boy Bruised by Car Sandra Boudle, Box 15; Rose Mul- States has remained fairly con is in Puerto Rico. The Churchills Seven-year-old William E. Gal- roney, Talcottvllle Rd.; Donna were appointed regional command exchange ideas with his staff, jot stant since then, German officials down memoranda, draft letters or llgan, 8l Union St., was bruised Zadorozny, 7 Lynn Dr., Vernon; fear it will rise as America's need ers of the Salvation Army in Puer by a car Saturday around 6:57 to Rico. cables or catch up on his reading. GRADE’A’ Nona Oswald, RPD 1; Allan Bar for scientists increases. Stops between flights often are p.m., and was treated and dis bara, Warehouse Point; Theresa They point to a recent report charged from Rockville City Hos Broderick, 27 Main St.; Michael BIKING ABOUT the busiest part of the trip. by the National Science Founda Recently, Shriver landed at a QUALITY MAID pital emergency g o ^ __ _ Laurie, Maakel.Jtd., Wapplng. tion that in the next decade, the _ RIDGE MANOR, Fla. (AP) _ U.S. airport at 2;13 p.m. sched The driver of the car. Louis Discharged yesterday: Mildred OXFORD United States will need twice as U nLE GENrs BUCKLE "I never ask for charity” says uled to leave an hour later. He Semel, 32, of 41 N. Park St„ said Kozlowskl, 28 Windermere Ave.; by "BUCCANEERS" LITTLE GENrs OXFORD "BUCCANEERS" many scientists and technicians as blond Gene Kelly, 24, who has was met by the mayor, newspa the boy walked into the path of Mrs. Georgette Volslne and daugh American universities can pro the car. as the car was proceeding WITH GUARANTEED SOLE ridden his bicycle around the Unit per executives and reporters. LARGE ter, 90 Grand Ave.; Mary Quag- duce. west on Union St, near Ward St. ed States for the past e’j years Then he chatted with a group of llano, Mountain Spring Rd., Tol Waterproof non-marking sole German newspapers say Ameri Now working at a development Patrolman Leonard Burke Is In Smart military oxford for can firms are carrying out mass South American youngsters re land; Charles Mulka, 10 Fern St • and heel guaranteed for the company and restaurant in Ridge turning home after a visit to the vestigating the accident. school or dreea. Leather up life of the shoe! Flexible, but recruitment programs in Europe. WHITE What Are They Doing Margery Robinson, 98 W. Main St! per*, Bturdy construction. Sizes Manotro to earn expenses, the United States. sturdy, more comfort, lots To head off the trend, the Ger young man says he has visited 49 The digging In the road at Park 2 to 3, in black. Next came television and radio Vernon news Is handled by The more value! Smart styling and man government recently discov of the 50 states as well as Canada PI. In Rockville is being done by custom lit. Black only! Size* ered a law dating from 1929 re interviews, then lunch with the Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 5 W. and Mexico. mayor and reporters. the Connecticut Ught and Power 3 8H to 8. quiring that the Federal Labor Kelly says that his food comes Co. to extend a gas main. Main S t, telephone 875-8186 or Office clear all help-wanted ads Several telephone calls and a 64»-6797. from fishing and hunting and from mixup in reservations kept his William Satryb of CLAP said by foreign-based firms in German restaurams where he earns it the 6-inch steel main would im newspapers. staff in a dither. Finally, the last JUDOE TO BE HONORED wa.shing di.shes or doing any other of the aides got things in order EGGS prove pressure In the area. The An office spokesman claims the STORRS (AP)—Judge Charles available work. and sat down to lunch. Installation will be* completed by only ads rejected are those de When he tires of seeing the Wednesday, he said. E. Clark of the U.S. Court of Ap signed to seduce scientists into "It's time," said Shriver. "Let's peals win be honored Wednesday country. Kelly plans to settle down go. And they made the ramp Driving Arrest leaving this country. He declined with his father at home on a at the University of Connecticut's to define seductive ads. just in time to catch the 3 :15 Arthur M. Jordan, 36, of H art annual law school banquet. Law ranch near Laredo, Tex. flight. ford, was arrested by Vernon po- NKAPT’S lice Satum ay-it’T 2:20 ^.m^oA •lANT SIZI VELVEETA DOZIN MISSES' PATENT T-STRAP START SAVING— OR ADD TO YOUR SAVINGS 8 5 TIDE by "PRINCESS PAHERNS" CHILD'S and MISSES' HOLIDAY PATENT 2 LB. LOAF 7 9 by "CAROUSELS" THESE LUMBER YARDS Pretty as can be with T-Strap Pretty as a picture. Gleaming ON or BEFORE the 10th ARGO and cut-outs. 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alon a year agd, aaylng that rising risk of a growing budget deficit ■■■•' 1 conts, dwindling profits and grow could create problems that could Goldwater Favors Steel Boss ing research arid modernization lead to further government Intet- Wt^re as demands. dictated a SM per cent ventlon. Police Dogs Scatter Hear as price hike. He said deficits have grown Claims JFK Then there were "clrcumetances without reducing the unemploy- your beyond our control," he said, and ment problem and without vital telephone Cuba Exiles ’ Raids prices ware lowered. Competition izing the nation's economy. Protesting Negroes might have pushed some of the I And further deficits, he said, Your M4er for drag needs and (Oontlnarid from Fags 0ns sage from a Caatro govern Hurt Trade prices back anyway, but "there ; bring inflationary dangers. cosmetics wlU be taken ckre ot ment official. is little doubt the general level If rising wages bring higher (Continued from Page One) Immediately. **It will not," hs said. "Russia would now be higher than it is,” Porter of Birmingham, cried. la not going to risk loaing her Donovan is the New York law (OoBitaaed from Pag* Oae) production costs, must not rising he said.. arrested since the demonstrations "Father, forgive them (the police) world smplre ovtr a tiny island yer who successfully negotiated prices inevitably follow? Will gov- for they know not what they do.” In ths Caribbean.” ’ releaae of prisoners from the Bay Increase of $8 a ton in prices He said those who thought that ‘ ernment invoke Its mighty powers began last Wednesday—the day FREE production would rise enough to after Birmingham elected former Wall waited for more than three Ha acknowledged that "Russia of Pigs Invasion. The State De April 10. Kennedy was sharply I to prevent this? , What happens minutes until the prayer was fln- partment said he is only trying make up for rising production I when profits disappear? What Lt. Gov. Albert Boutwell as may mlgh^ start a diversionary effort, critical. A few days later the or to end the political regime of l.shed, then ordered them to the DELIVERY maybe in Iran or Berlin or eome- to get freedom for more pris costs "were doomed to disap happens when the flow of job cre paddy wagons. oners. prices were rolled back. pointment. ating Investment stops? Blough Connor, a nationally known segre thlng like that," but inalsted no gationist. risk of a major war would be in Blough, who did not mention "The profits for the Industry in asked. 6 i ES in JAMAICA volved In eny aort of U.S. action Kennedy by name in hia talk to ^ 1962, in spite of some increase In Thirty-two were arrested Satur- KINGSTON (A P )—A 21-year- j production, were below even the TIME DISCOUNTED day during a similar march. against CXiba. Deputy Night Set day, said, "No one in government old New Haven man, who went to Goldwater accused President unhappy results of 1961. Employ HARTFORD (AP) Legisla 'The Sunday marchers were halt Montego Bay for a vacation, was —no matter how highly placed, ment was down and three major tors can’t count their time in the ed within three blocks of their (IM dcftC b Kennedy .of "doing everything in found dead Sunday In his hotel PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY hie power" to keep the fleg of the By Emblem Club how well-adviaed or how sincere ' companies in the Industry were General A.ssembly toward state destination Police Capt. George room. He was identified as Wil hla belief—should Interfere with Wall gave them one minute to dis Cuban exiles ' "from ever flying I forced to reduce dividends,’’ he employes’ retirement benefits, liam Howard Russell (of 210 Star 901 MAIN ST.—Ml 8-6321 over Cuba again.” The Rockville Emblem Club will the buainees decialona of our added. says Attorney General Albert L. perse. St.). No cause of death was given, Two other senators. Democrats hold District Deputy night people." I ' Blough said that plans current- Coles. "A legislator is not an em The Negroes knelt to pray. The but police said foul play was not' Strom Thurmond of South Caro Wednesday at 8 o’clock. Mrs. Blough recalled hla firm'a deci- I ly advance to cut taxes at the ploye of the state,” Coles ruled. prayer leader, the Rev. John T. suspected. Russell arrived Friday. lina and Clair Engle of California, Samuel Vacantl of Manchester Read Herald Ad vs. differed overi President Kennedy’s will serve as Supreme District move to curtail exiles' sorties. Deputy. Mrs. Joseph Koslorek is A ban oh raids against Castro chairman of the refreshment com forces in Cuba will discourage mittee. "all those who rise up in arms Installation of officers will be against their Communist captors Wednesday, April 24, at the Car and rulers," said Thurmond, like riage House, Elks Club, In Rock Goldwater a persistent critic of ville S t 8 p.m. Supreme President, the administration's Cuban poli Mrs. Pearl Garcia of (Juincy, cies. Ma.ss., and her suite of officers Xngla said the President is will Install members. Reservations light in trying to halt raids and should be made by next Monday attacks from this country by Cu with either Mrs. Rose Valluzzi of ban refugees. “ These self-starters, 171 Summit St., or Mrs. Mary so to speak, can get us into a lot Dannaher of 63 Bigelow St. of trouble," he said in a taped televialon Interview. HEADS YAIJC ART SCHOOL Engle also talked tough on NEW HAVEa^ (AP) Jack Cuba. He said diplomatic efforts Tworkov, an abstract-expression to get Soviet troops out should ist painter whose works are part continue and a last-ditch step of the permanent collections of would be to "just go in there and two of the world’s leading mu get them.” seum’s. has been named to head In Miami, Chiban rebel sources the art department at the Yale said Intensified U.S. and British University School of Art and Small gables cut into the eaves of the roof increase the light inside. Architect was Dr. Arland Dirlam of Boston efforts to halt their commando ac Architecture. The Polls h- system, and the teachers in that in the reverse of the exterior vee, It Is a large room, but not an The Rev. Mr. Abel, a native of race, his creed or his color the the interior wall catches the light To the Editor, system. I do not particularly be privileges of free speech, freedom auditorium. Furnished as a lounge, Elkhart. Ind., attended school at Choicest Meats In Town! from two narrow side windows, set it is designed for meeUngs of Fort Wayne, Ind., and prepared I could not help but be disturb moan the salarj’ schedule, nor the of the press, freedom of religion, petty quibbling involved with it, in full length at right angles to church groups. A wail of concealed for the ministry at Concordia ed after reading the leitter from a freedom of peaceful public as the msirble. The resulting diffusion for I like teaching and am dedi sembly, and freedom to appeal to built-ins houses a counter sink, Seminary in St. Louis Mo They had the patience to do the job well. TUESDAY ONLYI “ Manchester taxpa}rer,'’ in the cated to teach In spite of all this. the Government for the redress Open Forum April 1, 1963. Many I do, however, believe low teach of any grievance he might suffer. was the same sextet who im afternoon (Wednesday) to make NATIVE of the facts and figures have been er's salaries tend to subsidize ed He is permitted to enjoy these posed such a tremendous hardship a purchase — had even asked a Fellowcraft Club The Villager tailored cotton alanted, in an attempt, to com ucation. privileges a* long as he remains on the people of Manchester as a friend to come along to help me pare a teacher’s .salary to that of Btaturtics quoted were compiled worthy of them. whole, when they moved Item 4 decide on what to buy •— only to Will Fin Chairs shirt with blue or gold spaced an engineer's. Let's look at some by thV following organizations: The Fourteenth Amendment to the end of our Board of Direc find the sign in the door "Closed Chicken ^ Q i statistics before reaching any con 1. National Education Association; specifically states that no State tors public hearings. Wednesday afternoons". Rooiald Wadsworth will preside floral print, rounded collar, clusion about salaries. The fol 2. Cotoecticut Education Associa shall make or enforce any law Why the (Jeneral ^Manager ask It seems to me if a business as worshapful master tomorrow at The Baby Has ^4^^ lowing are average salaries offer tion; '3. Manchester Federation of which shall abridge the privileges ed for this change in our town per section were so concerned as to 7:30,p.m. at a meetli^ of the Man roll-up sleeves. 80-86. chester Lodge of NfesOTs .at the Breasts ed to both professions in Oonnecti- Teachers. or the immunities of any citizen sonnel rules, and why the bewild their future, the least they could Masonic Temple, The Fellowcraft out: Charles 8. Tarbox. of the United States. ered Democratic members of the do would be to all band together (LIMIT 8 LBS. PER OU8TOMEB) 1962 graduates, teachers J4.600; ------MORE------degree will be conferred by the engineers $6,504. It is my belief that freedom of Board agreed to It I do not know. and have one policy for all. That Fellowcraift Club after a business Been Named... teachers Suggests Apology speech, freedom of the press and is, to all be open, or all be closed, 10 yeans experience, tea on ^ I To the Editor, I C£m only say that if I were meeting. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET (with MA) $6,900: engineers, freedom of pieaceful public as either an elected or an appointed and have It known what the policy Other officers of the evening are $10,188. At the conclusion of the budget sembly were intended to include office holder in our local govern was to be. This has happened to Ernest Z<^>pa, senior warden; 817 HIGHLAND STREE7^—PHONE MI 8-4278 R ^ould also be noted that the ' I the right to express our political ment (the kind of job I never me on numerous other occasions, Harold Hubbard, junior wardrai; median income in I beliefs in the press, from the floor sought and do not intend to seeki, and' 1 have then gone elsewhere Richard Diden, treasurer; James (right) Exquisitely embroidered over- while the ^’uck in witnessing of any political convention hall or to make my purchase. The perking Duel!, David Joel, son of Ralph and Barbara Houston Duell, (1960) was $7,300, and if I were doing the kind of Job McKay, secretary; Robert Fergu ■’ R^*^Yille. He was born April 1 at Rockville City median income in Manchester somewhat a remembrance of our . meeting place, or from any soap meters never bothered me, but this son. senior deacon; Wayne Geu’- blouse witii banded waist and pearl town meetings under the selectman I should be doing, I would not be in Hoepltal. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John P. (1960) was $7,451. j box which might be located at any in any way disturbed if my per problem has always been most an land, junior deacon; John L. 'Von- type form of govermiient held in street corner. noying, and t am sure there are Houston, West Haven, His paternal grandparents are Mr. and buttons. Al-over cmbrcndcry worked A teacher beginning in Manr.l formance records were broadcast Deck Jr., senior steward; James Heniy Duell, Rockville. He has two brothers, O alg 8, and Chester, at the 1962-63 salary ^ Strange as it may seem the ed into every nook and cranny of many Manchester residents who Stratford, junior deacon; the Rev. • ' prior to the year 1947, will be quick to agree. Timothy, 7; and two sisters, Laurie, 5, and Wendy, 2%. on the bias. 100% cotton, by Major schedule, will be teaching about Charter of the Town of Manches the Town even if the broadcasting Walter Hyszko, chaplain, and • * * • ♦ 10 years, or untl! 1972, before As a staunch .^Democrat my ter, has for quite some time, for- would involve the members of our I think if Main St. merchants BS-nest Smith, marshal. Still In Progress reaching the state median i $7,300) pride was shattered in luiowing I bidden the members of our Police would get together and adopt one ’*®**'^y Wayne, son of Everett Wayne and Phyllis ette 82-88. S.M Police Department, the members I ^ t e r Gerber, Tolland Star Rt„ Rockville. He was born April 1 of 1960. that the majority members of said ! and Fire Departments from be of our Fire Department, the mem policy for all, it would be a great ^ ____ Board of Directors have an awful at R^kville City Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Let’s not forget engineer’s coming members of any political bers of our Highway Department, giant step forward for one and all. fringe benefits whk* are partial- to learn in conducting a hear- committee, or delegates to any Mrs. Evelyn Barracllffe Poefs Corner and w s . Albert Rentier, Rockville. His paternal grandparents ly, or fully paid by his employer. \ big or meeting at which exprea- and all those who push pencils and are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gerber, Rockville. political convention; from holding nound typewriters at the Center. Bome of these benefit* are: a. ma- “ Oh of opinions can be given on any elective or appointive office Thanks. to All’ * • « « • Jor hospital and medical plan; uny subject matter, If I were not doing that kind of Signs of Spring 196S Hany, Isireen Ruth, daughter of David Werner and Janice in our local government other than job I would not be naive enough ..lie Editor, or b. cost of living adjustments; c . ; Idle talk galore that had noth- that of dog warden or assistant X would like'to make pu„ j my ^eyeiwon Hany 112 Prospect St„ iRockviUe. She was bom March Ohristmas bonuses; d. life insur- i ing to do with the budget had me to think I could keep it a secret. Yon Osa’t Believe Yoor Eyes dog warden; from selecting any If their decision to compel all thanks to Dr. Joseph Barry, These Days ® 9**^^ Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. ancp; e. 2-3 weeks paid vacation; ; thoroughly disguested although I school physician, for his assist and Mrs. Samuel Stevenson, Rockville. Her paternal firrandparents person to vote at any local poli those town employes who come Some flowers that bloom in the f. 6-7 paid holidays; g full pay-1 will say for the record if it hadn’t Me Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hany, Rockville. She has a brother, tical primary, caucus or election, ance in supervising the mass polio q>ring, tra-la. ment of tuition oorts for engineer- been for other taxpayers maybe a and from influencing or trying to under the direction of the General immunization clinics held recent Steven David. 1; and a sister, Eileen Elizabeth 3 ing courses that are required by little worse off than myself I Manager, to surrender their Con More perfect than nature can « * * * • influence the vote of any elector ly in the Manchester schools. The make. hds employer. Teachers, as you : would have enjoyed the so-called at any such-political event. "Any stitutionally given right to be a help given by the school nurses, I ... Howard, son of Leslie Howard and Barbara know, have to take 30 semester aide show. part of our political picture, can be Just prove there is hardly a thing, 3fiHaminond St„ RockviUe. He was born April 1 , elector" I must presume, includes pullc health nurses and members tra-)a hours beyond their Bachelor’s de- j don’t aways agree with Town ; any member of their owm im regarded as an accurate interpre of the Parent-Teacher Associa SL City Hospital. His maternal grandfather Is Sgt. own expense. | Manager Richard Martin, but at tation of their concept of dem Tliat workers in plastic ccui’t mediate familiee. tions who organized and assist fake. ’ maternal grand- Comrury to the po'fmlar opln- j tjje aame time he deserves respect ocracy in government. I can only ^rzlnlB, Warehom, Mass. His paternal On the date of August 31, 1962, ed at the clinics, is also very Anon. FOR THE FINEST BRAND NAME EASTER Ion, held by many, that teach- j of fjje post he holds. I just didn’t hope that the next move which much appreciated. The young la grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Park, Milton, Masa. ere work only 180 days per year, j uke the manner Dr. Moran used General Manager Richard Martin, will be made by the six misguided In his letter to the town’s various dles who are members of the Fu a imtlonal imrvey Indicates that I in hitUng Mr. Martin below the missiles on our Board of Directors, FASHIONS EAST OF THE RIVER . . . SHOP teachers work 49.7 hours per week - - - Department and Division Heads, ture Nurses CHub under the di belt line with such sliir and derog let it be known that it was his de will not be their attempt to deny rection of Mrs. Celia Wandt, R.N., during a school year. Actually, atory statements. Respecting you such employes their right to vote. THE FAIR . . . A DAVIDSON I LEVENTHAL STORE this averages 40.S hours per week sire to have all town employes who Manchester High School, are to be as a doctor and one of our own are within his jurisdiction under Dr. A. B. Moran. commended for their service to MIR over a 49 week year. In terms of if I am not out of order I honestly Editor’s Note: The doctor coyly WANTED! hours per week, teachers spend as his direction, governed by the the public at the make-up clinic believe an apology In the public same rules. pretends not to know the same held April 3rd. Clean, Late Model much time at their jotw, as engl- press Is owed Mr. Martin by you. naere do theira. On the night of March 5, 1963, ban on political activity is now Again, my thanks to all of you. It takes a good msui to admit he’s routine for most governmental em BARGAINS GALORE I am trying to show the tax the well-disciplined Democratic Yours truly, been wrong, but believe you me, ployes including those of the state payer that salaries of Uacbera are members of oair Board of Direc Nicholas A. Marzialo, M.D. doctor, it will tend to make you of Connecticut. Director of Health USED CARS not eomparable to an engfineer. more respected than ever. tors, the whole six of them, agreed TOP PRICES PAID pAfilaa^/t It la my belief that the real If you don’t care to follow my to a change In our towm person BINGO THE FAIR OPEN WED., THURS., FRI.-.10 A.M. to 9 P.M. race with Russia is not in space, Posaible Step Forward RICE CONSUMPTION instructions. It might do some nel rules which will make political To the Eldftor, EVERY TUESDAY MOHT, I O’OLOGK CURTAIN but In education. It takes people, vassals of all those town employes ROME (AP) — More than 180 MONDAY, TUESDAY. SATURDAY— 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. good in finding a solution of With all the discuasion lately trained by teachers, to put satel- who find themselves in that par million tons of rice are eaten per patching up your friendship with about Main St. and the condition year, the Food and Agriculture Carter Ntea into orbit and rockets on the Mr. Martin by having Mr. Martin ticular category. MAPLE GROVL ROCKVILLE SHOP mooB. Our nation, as a woild pow- of buainesa thereof, may I add my Organlaation reports. Communist CnttVaOUT CO , Ih C. PARIS request a six months leave of ab- I am sure that you need not •r, dspands npoa Ita adueatiooal two cents w orth! Cbma consumes at laaat 40 per I t t t Main St. FRANKUN ST.—FLINTY OF FREE FARKINO a a ^ from Mr. <>irtls, superin be reminded of the fact that K I went to a Main 8 t atom tfein cent oe that totat. m ILfRC im E E T —MANCRBBTBR "I ^ a « o M
\ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 8. 1968 PAAB TWELVE .MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL! MANOS^TER. CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 PAGE THIRTEBN
BY ROUSON OUR BEARDING HOUSE with . MAJOR HOOPLB DAELX CElOflSWORD PUZZLE LITTLE SPORTS U.S. Demands Attack Obituaiy NLRB Tells Pioneer Rusk Cautibns SEATO, Cites BHrmw/A WHEN YOU COMB *tD 1 Myran Orobt .THOUBAND, ITEM A. MINUS U NB * Be Stopped in Laos Myron Oroht of South W ey 3 Charges Withdrawn H »y ,K lO , YOONB ALWA'WS DRATS/ Colors NANm > TO WRITE FICTION, 16 A . PLUS 6CHEOULB mouth, Moss., father of Mrs. Laos Tensions ESAD, 8. IT MERELY MEANS s o x s a r you a n income (OoBttmtod t n u Pagn One) Hiomaa Bnuly, 205 Hollister St., W E A ■DOBS NOT £ T Q P T » ‘ TDaaart Hagtan dlsd suddenly Saturday In South The National Labor Relation Board (NLRB) has advised T*0t RWM FOR NEKTMON- MIND to gpurgad Coventry (Oonttnned from Page One) CAY(U.--m' BEST WAt/ TO TAKE ON PASSSNQBtS^ HCIad of gram commaniit after being driven out of the atrm* Weymouth. Mrs. Brody is a Grade the Pioneer Parachute Co. that three unfair labor practices I6NORE .M-.THGN MDU c l im b ABunka 4 teacher at Robertson School. START WTO s h a r p e n •SIv color o flfimtir teglc town of Xiang Khouang. charges lodged aFainst the firm by the Amalgamated Cloth “ This emphasizes the impor $IK PENCILS,TAKE OFF rr/-»- UP A TREE AN'WBWB j lOConateUaUon Red dbmlnation of northern Laoa PUiar survivors include his wife, ,vMy,x COAK >(O U O O MIN N / UBdga It Shade treaa appeared to be a distinct possi a daughter In Weymouth and five ing Workers of America (ACWA), of the AFL-CIO, have tance of freedom,’’ he said, for iO M COLLAR, AN' REPLACE ISHimtelnr Rev. DeSousa been withdrawn. •^RIFF .WITH A WALNUT/ iTDeemad bility. grandchildren. toe ICC — International Control -VrONOTSVMeN 5 / MNoHamaa According to David Bell, vice lODraia iintorM Prem ier Prince Bouvanna Phou- Funeral services will be held than have them considered sep BUGGS BUNNY Sou SCRATCH UBafm 23 Swift president of Pioneer, the charges Commission—to conduct effective, 4PUTT- MAOactad ma told reporters the neutralist Wednesday at the McDonald Fu arately. SOUR HEAD/y^piV ~ ^ atMuMcN ToSpeakori were withdrawn after investiga unhindered investigations through TT.^ IT Utararr HtW Initrummt garrison at Xleng Khouang, 38 neral Home, South Weymouth. Pioneer officials pointed out that COULDN'T VAFINP AND THAT'S WHAT MMatd,far MElavttor tion revealed no evidence of viola the new charge could have been out the entire kingdom, particu S3 Pnrbeartag dtUuIlat taotok. miles southeast of plains des SOMETHIN' MORE YOU SEE WHEN invanioc Jarres, had been forced to evacu Mrs. Raymond H. Bliven tions by toe company's manage submitted as an addendum to the larly in those controlled by the Mnrpameaaaraa 30 Lethal form) Indian Work ment. first two without withdrawing toe MWAT YJUSTPRAWJ INTERESTIN'THAN YOU'RE atl&etiUiad 37 Bird* M VV^^ndty 44Santag ate the town, 110 miles northeast Mrs. Catherine Clemens Bliven, Pathet Lao which are now closed STAMPS «HCXJU> IWHATYAv TMAT, partleia 40 Above Henry Becker, who has been charges. to the commission. 38 Anatomical dOWhaL to • of here. Informed sources said The Rev, John OeSousa, min 70, of S3 Bunco Dr., died yester lo a m , I SEE/ aSSUkwm network knife 47 Chair the garrison retreated to the day at her home. managing toe union's organization The Boston office of the NLRB j "UnUl there is coopeYaUon In .BUSS?A. KIP! •you MCantral potato SONaUve nMtata 41 Supine 4BPaiieb’* deg ister of men and missions at Ban would make ;io statement to The this respect, and unUI toe Com- aSGiiTi nldcnaina BOSpbmlagtoy Plalne des Jarres, presumably to Mrs. Bliven was bom In Wes campaign, could not be reached for TOLOAAE SlBmergei 42Flod Mtal.) rejoin the bulk of Kong L e’s gor Theological Seminary In Ban comment today on the NLRB's Herald about the reason for th e ' munist-supported Pathet sun- TO DRAW 27Bioadwur Ugn 1 1 IT IT terly, R I. She lived In Hartford withdrawal.uH f «sea 1 I a t-. *•*• * E v e ry W ed SO Italy to Homan* r r IT ITT forces. There was no Information gor, Maine, wlU give a talk and latest decision. ports the coalition government, WHAT I for 33 years before moving to Bell claims that the withdrawal SSHaraaa on casualties. The clothing union first filed the obJecUvea of the Geneva SEE.. '^1 IT 14 show slides on Indians in North Manchester three years ago. confirms the firm’s earlier state MBaat The town, a provincial capital, charges against Pioneer In Jan agreements cannot be fully SSltoiv Dakota at 8 p.m. tomorrow at toe Survivors Include her husband, ment that toe union was "engaging realized.” had been Jointly held by neutral uary, claiming that management SB Worm Rasmiond H Bliven; three daugh in a deliberate campaign of har I a o s is not a member of SEATO S7 Chalcedony r ists and their former allies, ‘he Church Community House at a had Interfered with attempts to ters, Mrs. Marjorie Fontana and assment of the employes and man but it Is part of an area the SBGraak war god pro-Oommunlst Pathet Lao. Joint meeting of toe Oleanere organize toe 230 production work Mrs. Elinor Magnano, both of agement." SEATO powers are pledged to SSK^ar Dwoat North Vietnamese troops were Circle Fragment Society. The Manchester, and Mrs. Elizabeth ers, and had refused to accept a Becker has been working on or protect from Communist aggres- IT reported engaged In the fighting Oleanera will conduct a short H dSDanling against K6ng Le's troops. Seavey of Vemon; two brothers, shop committee as toe employe’s ganizing the Pioneer employes since slon. business meeUng at 7:80 p.m., be fAX- brflUanoa Diplomatic circles in Vientiane Arthur Clemens and Thomas collective bargaining agent. July 1062. The company has re Later today Rusk will meet with , PAYER 4BHada op of fore the program. Clemens 6f Westerly, and a sis The charges were withdrawn In peatedly asserted that it would French President Charles de MOOPLE 40 Nonconductor ST considered the loss of Xieng Khou SJ. ang a most serious breach of the The annual "Mite Box" cere ter, -Airs. Elizabeth Bnvier of February, however. The parachute only accept union representation Gaulle, possibly to try to win ac U Advoeato at Mm mony will also take place. BY V. T. HAMLIN Dorol cease-fire proclaimed last June. Manchester firm "said at the time that the after a NLRB administered elec ceptance of a U.S. plan fw a mul- ALLY OOP BSPortont They also viewed It as the most Refreshments will be served by Funeral services will be held withdrawal came after the fed tion. tinatlon nuclear force in the North UHaavy ttaw Mrs. Russell Karker, chairman, Chatter Important change in the status Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Rose eral agency found no basis for Becker asserted he has had rnbre Atlantic Treaty Organization. % ' *v CtOLrYCXJUS, _ E'RESOINAFIK TWOt/TPO ^ -A N 'T H E m . BY DICK TURNER quo since the northwestern pro- Mrs. Harvey Morris and Mrs. Ver Hill Funeral Home, Elm St., the charges. than half of the employes pledged The FYench leader has opposed WITH / mMOOHI/ ANVeOOP, NOT BE ABOUT CARNIVAL SThorn non Sanborn. H E TX BE IN TO OPEN IT UP USaacy rincial capital of Nam Tha fell Rocky Hill. Burial will be In Rose Becker said that the charges has to support the union since October. the Idea, but his foreign minister. Sn-Anim / WHERE_. The NLRB could not oversee an L _*-Awe«ciiNf, HBCASRE.. TO THE UKES MTHgpan 42 U u n 41 to the Oommunlsts in May 1063, To Hear Social Worker Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. been withdrawn in order to group Maurice Couve de Murvllle, asked am Friends may call at the funeral election as long as any unfair labor or U6/ DOWN before the present coalition gov Mrs. John Wells, Wethersfield them with a third, claiming unfair Rusk Sunday for further clarifica IT home tonight and tomorrow from practice charges were outstanding. IPraaUent tab.) O" ernment was formed. social worker, will speak at the 8 layoff of two Pioneer employes. tion. This led to speculation that aiietand The premier appealed earlier p.m. meeting Wednesday of the 7 to 9. Since the charges have now been De Gaulle may be revising his HNctth or B" JT He said that toe union wanted resolved, either the union or the stand. Sooth — for Intervention by the three-na Coventry Grammar School PTA. Mom AHaatban ST tion international Control Com She will tell of her work In toe Mrs. David Ouy to keep all three together, rather company may request an election. Rusk came here for the BFi^waMtaa -J mission. school system In that town. Word has been received of the ministerial council of the South "TENDER-TRir eiBddla Prince Souvanna Phouma asked A slate of officers will be pre death Friday, March 31, of Mra. Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart east Asia Treaty Organlzatlwi. The the control commission to station sented for election. Mrs. Maurice David Guy of Bangor, Ireland. Mrs. ford, tomorrow at 8:16 a.m. with Rusk-De Gaulle get-together, how a truce team in the Plains des French is chairman of the nomi Guy is a sister of Mrs. William a requiem Mass at St. R o s e's White House ever, stole the spotlight. Jarres but his appeal was nating committee. Other members McKinney, 101 Chestnut St. Church, E€u»t Hartford, at 9. Buri Also sharing the SEATO stage doomed by his half - brother. was a posslbUity of improving LONDON A A , are Mrs. Richard Macneil, Mrs. al will be In St. Mary’s (jemetery. Prince Souphanavong, the Pathet Paul E. Hopkina OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS Harold Crane, Mrs. Kenneth Gray Friends may call at the funeral Seen Johnson’s French - British relaUons. These Lao leader, who opposed it. Such have been chilly since De Gaulle’s and Mrs. Ralph Hucklns. COVENTRY— Paul E. Hopkins, home today from 7 to 9 p.m. a request must be backed by all veto of Britain’s Common Market The association now has 76 paid 66, of Rt. 44A, died Saturday at three factions In the government- Windham Memorial Hospital. Goal in 1968 bid in January. BROIL lb. o a >miwwtuwTjHi»miwB> AN* I Her IHArLLBBIMi members. Arthur W. Bertram neutralists, pro-Communlsts and Bom Sept. 23, 1896 in Wind During the throe days of talks, M l U T S 8UCM» VeifLL A report on the posslbUity of BVnUtoRT WTTH/X KNOW rightists. ham, he was a son of Everett and South Windsor—Arthur William luncheons and receptions, Britl.sh students attending cultural pro (Continued from Page One) THAT dUY, AND WrTH M Prince Souvanna Phouma em Minnie Elliott Hopkins. He was Bertram, 69, of 1266 Ellington Foreign Secretary Lord Home and ntKClLLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER grams In toe area will be given UPAORBRABBHM phasized he made his appeal as employed In the maintenance de Rd., died yesterday at Hartford Among other things, he said In Couve de Murvllle will meet often. 100 EXTRA STAMPS PHOBABLYOVWlTHmi leader of the neutralist faction by Mrs. G. Richard Messier. Hospital. WITH PURCHASE OF K N O W W H Y J f VkDU ' mOKT NOW MYINTIIM . partment at toe University of response to questions: The SEATO meeting opened and net as premier. He said the Briefs He was born Oct. 24, 1893 In with Laos and South Viet Nam GREENTREE 5-LB. CAN 1 l i k e TO eund wardens Richard M. Gollnat, Grant carone was organls(. and soloist. on Center SL The Burkamp car FRESH HADDOCK FILLETS b . 49e T ormented low such dog to roam at large Mlgneault and Roy E. Mlgneault, Hill Rd.: W ilfred K- HUl, .^llver had left front headlight damage V a r u r c h in s 'CiK upon the land of another and not all of East Wlndror; two other St.; George Kingsbury, Bread and Grolfe ^JS?rEAH! B-BUX titm shall be construed to limit or line Uttle, le 74t-«S8L Baotanger Bhinerol Home, ZFt^leas- nity Baptist Oiuroh, officiated. Diefenbaker. under similar cir Burial was in Btast Cemetery. GOOD, GE0R6E— AND \ JOHNNY— prohibit the lue of hunting dog^l ant 8t, Wor^ieuse Pobif, with a cumstances, had 116 seats from THE DOCTOR TOLD MC / W-WHERE DID Bearers were Robert Sterans during open hunting season or requiem Mass at 10 at St. Cato- last June until his government ■you'RE OKAY NOW/ / TOO COME FROM? training season. erine’s Church. B w iol wUl be in Jr., Robert Sterans Sr., (Jolvin was overturned in February on a HOME Muldoon,' R u f o r d MaoLachlan, ------« T DOWN,SIT A n y person who viototss amy S t Ootherine’a Ounetery. vote of no-confidence triggered by State News Douglas MacLachlan and Ririiard provisions o f this section shall BYtends may ‘call at the funer a dispute over whether Canada MaoLachlan. ' fined not mere than |2S ' or im al home today from 7 to 9 p.m. should liave nuclear weapons. prisoned not iriore than SO days, Canada has acquired Bomarc or both. Roundup Artfanr T. Woobtrd Mrs. Marion Chapin missiles in cooperation with toe Arthur T. Woolord of Milford, llie funeral of Mrs. Marion Cha United States and at one time father o f Mra. John V. Oregon, 341 pin of 57 Green Manor Rd. was planned to equip them with U.S. a om e-of-m -kim d (OonHnnsS from Pnge Om ) E. Center St., died Saturday in held this morning from toe Holmes nuclear warheads. A U.S. State Owatmina, Minn., while visiting his BYineral Home, 400 Main St., with Deptirtment report that Canada hitehm n»rnm Personal Notices tence. A third man eonvicted tat son. a solemn high Mass of requiem at was dragging Its heels spilt toe the cose, Gerald Oerardl o f SUtm- Other survlvora are a oon In St. James’ Church. Cabinet and set off the debate An original keyed to yosr ford, was sentenced March 11 to that defeated Diefenbaker in Par Stratford, a brother of Marathon 'Itie Rev. John D. Regan was penonsliiy i* your* wiiien yoa DAVY JONES BY LEFF and MeWILLIAMS Card of Thanks five years in prison. Shorea, Bio., six grondchUdren and celebrant, assisted by toe Rev. liament. A ll three were convicted of con- Bkigene F. Torpey, deacon, and dioeee St. QiarlesI Cedon, design, several nlecea and nephews. appliances, custom leatures, i 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EA S T ^ ' . We wlah to thank all of our neish- siring to bring two women from BMnerol services will lie held toe Rev. Bldwaid Reardon, sub- m . AraRNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Mra and frlende lor the many acta of Bridgeport te entertain at toe deacon. Mrs. Jane Maccarone was finishes, all Mended la your taate. ONCE NEAR kindnes* and sympathy ihown us in ThMraday at 2 pjn. at toe Dennis 25 Fires Fought Near The Oreea THE O ttA N our recent bereaTement. We eepeclally party lost fan. and D’orcy BYuieral Home, Main organiot and soloist. Burial was Visit o«ir showrooms and IJUST m YOUR GAS MIXTURE floorT you MAMMA-MIA! thank the nureee and doctore who ot- A U E . dtatriot oeurt Jury found in ML. St. Peter’s Cemetery, Der see the model Idtdiena os display. ...so PEOPLE CAN ON OUR BACKS, WHY tondod our beloved brother. Alfonse St, atrotford. THIS thing w il l . toe three men guHty Ttab. It en VMenda may coll at toe funeral by. In Brush, Grass Tkeie’s sa aUigafioe. MANCHESTEII HADA SEE IN better! ■m THAT DIVING CAP- RKVOLUTtONIZE BJoridund. and all theoe who tent the PICTURE beauUfnl floral trlbutee. three counts o f vlallttlng the homo Wednesday from 8 to 6 ttnd Bearers were John F. Moriorty, // Mann ttet, whibh feiblds' trans Cluu-lea L. Wlgren, Thomas J. WINDOW 7 to 9 pjn. Town and B3ghth District Are- Bis Sisters, Faikner and Raymond M. Xhomp- • Mrs. Alma S. Olson portation ef women across state men extinguished some. 25 grass PUTIN lines for immoral puipeses. •on. AAV Kr*. Anna B. Johnson Domeidoo Veopa and brush flree during the week M. A . Pettafson, Inc. Mrs. Ada Carlson Domonico Veepo, 84, ef Etast end and early hours today. OPEN MONTS uvina F R E LE A V E S 18 HOBOELESS Atfonae BJorkhmd B’lre officios again today issued . 6<)7-A New Park Ave. Hartford, died at Uncoo-on- ROCM. In Memoriam WATERBURT (AP) Twolve Funeral services for Alfonse a special request for town resi Thsmee Hoopltal In Norwich Sat West Hartford 10, Conn. ponona w ort left taoineloaa oa BJorklund e f 87 Wadsworth st. dents not to tnim out-doon dur MON. thm SAT. till 9 Ja lovlii*___ memory of Bomuel J. result o f jt Are which bunted urday. Ha woe toe fatoer o f Mra. Open niursdays to 9 PM . Horriton,leon, iwho passed away April 8. were held Saturday afternoon at ing these very dry days. The burn \»7, through a throe-fomlly houoe. Sat Mary Oorris of Coventry. Watldna'Wesi Ftoicral Home, 142 ing index for today Is 95. urday, cauoing at looot $iB,000 He ta survived by three sona and E. Center St. TTie Rev. C. Henry Town Aremen quelled nine Ares /kit-. W Away In Ood'a beautiful sarden, domogd. Fire Monltal Thomas another daughter in East Hort- ^ 1 8 # volley of peace so loir, Anderson, pestqr of Emanuel Lu Saturday, six yesterday, and three atfw-eaattt=r=ii me dr day, ----- tome ■■ time, when toll Sedddon a*Ud the owner, Mra. foid, twelve grandctiBdren and theran ChurclC ofAciated. Cre this morning. The Blighth District _ For, Jennie LoPorto, 66, told him she oevea great-grandchildren. mation was In SpringAeld, Moss. Arefigtabsn extinguished six grass Wa’U moat our tovtd 'one tfaara. . dropped a UghUd dgoratta in the H m toeral wltl be held at the Inumment was in Foreat Hills or brush fires yestshday .and;,one • USTOM. KtTOMBItn WUo and liasBr etUo. Benjamin J. OoMohan Funeral Cemetery, Boetca Moaa flatuxxlay ■ffaatnoeo. ^ 1
PAGW roURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 MANCHESTER, EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1963 PAGE Firm pi THE Masters Champion Seems Intent on Reducing ^Big Three’ to One’ Four New M anagerFour Dozen New Players Herald Angle » y EARL Y o s t Nicklaus Continues Dominate Golf And New Strike Zone for Baseball Campaign 9petts Editor AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)— t Ih* 18th to win by one shot from*PGA championship. With the I stayed on Florida's East Coast Tony Lema and beat Julius Boros Masters, they make up the NEW YORK (A P )— Four^the Plrateh were the srheduled^volving the GbuiU, Dodfferg and^are three flaahy rooklee, ahorlatopi>may also (^>en with a pair of* Itcher Ryne Duren and aatoher Sunday ^ Young Jack Nicklaus, a san hvirlers. Reds has been predicted In the and Bray satv his bassball In the and (altering Sam Snead by two "grand slam " of professional new managers, four dozen | ^ Tony Martinet, third baseman rookies, second baseman Nate Btu-1 Averin. Next jto the last lap on a whirl Sarasota - Bradenton-St. Peters- dy-haired money maker with strokes. Distance Aces National. The Colts, Cubs and Mats, as golf. new plat ers, and a new strike In the Tuc.sday National I.ieague Max AM s and center fielder Vic Oliver and third baseman Ken wind t r i p around the baseball burg-Tampa West Coast area. golf clubs as his\tools, seems Nicklaus. starting where he left Lema, pitying in his first openers, the San Francisco Giants Off - sea.son trades, of which Davilillo. McMullen. ' expected, made the moat changes, spring training camps of the major . . .Good to see an always smil off Saturday, extended his string zone help bring in the new Houston will present Pete Runnels intent On reducingvhe game’s ers, and Snead and Furgol nm.sl will be starting the defense of there were a record number, were Boston augmented its attack by TIm Giants have the same team league teams on Florida's Bast ing Wally Fortin at the desk with of pars to 18 before a bogey Turn on major league season twlay. the American League batting “ Big Three” to the “Big One.” be regarded as the three bigRest their National League crown in expected to spice the pennant the acquisition of right-handed that won the pennant, plus a cou CkMst . . , Weather was better word on Rec Department aettv- No. 8 ended It. He also bogied surprises of the tournament. As has iK'en the custom for Houston, lata Angeles will play races. All clubs except the Twins, sluggers Dick Stuart and Roman champion; outfielders Howie Goss for fishing this final day In March with his victory In the 27th some time. Washington In the ple of pitchers acquired from Bal tles. When time permits, Wally Masters tournament Sunday, this the 12th, sinking a long putt to Lema. 29, from San Leandro, the Cubs in Chicago, Milwaukee who finished second last year, par Mejias and has brought up a cou timore, Jack Fisher and Billy and Carroll Hardy, pitchers Dave although the ground was dry will do a little baseball umpiring save himself from a doubts bogey, Leandro, Calif., made perhap.s the In Prep Race American League and Cincinnati will meet the Pirates in Pitts ticipated. ple of promising young pitchers, Hoeft. The Reds will introduce Gerard and Don Nottebart, as when I attended one of the powerful 28-year-old sophomore in the National got a 24-hour Jump this spring and summer now that professional continued to domiilate but offset them with birdies on finest showing eVer by a fresh burgh and the Reds will help the The Yankees open with Joe Pep- Dave Morehead and Jerry Steph two of the most promising rqokles well as such promising rookies as m o e t beautiful churches I've he has relinqulshet] his duties as the 13th and 16th for a par 72 man in the Masters. BOSTX5N I API Two veteran on the other clubs with games to Phillies begin the season in Phil enson. John Bateman, Dave Adlesh, ever been In at Fort Lauderdale . . . other members of golf's ruling trio Itone at first base after having In the league in outfielder Tom coach of the American Legion Arnold Palmer and Gary Play finish and 286. The 15-foot birdie putt he .sank dislanre runner,-; liirned on the day. The Baltimore Orioles were adelphia, traded Bill Skowron to the Dodg my Harper and second baseman Brock Davis and Al Zachery. The wlnde and rains soon came and speed in their final pi-ep nin for the Senators' rivals in the na'ion'a The White Sox. rebuilding with baseiball team . . . UConn’s new er as he has done In most of Lema closed with a 2-under par on the final hole put him in |>osi- One N ighf Opener ers for pitcher Stan Williams. De youth, will depend upon newcom Pete Rose. The Cubs added pitchers Larry 1 was amazed to see some of the basketball coach, Fred Shabel, will 7b for 287, tion to take it all if Nicklaus Boston Marathon April 19. After- capital while the Pittsburgh Pi troit has a new catching staff con Jackson, Llndy McDaniel and Dick residents out with shovels, trying their major meetings, starting warrelief pitcher. Bob Anderson. al.so have added Hoyt Wilhelm, in New EJngland isn't os heavy as tended an Invite via Alexander in a playoff for the title, later Ymingeat Winner leading briefly on two ocra.nons a i’er;)i’d rr>r7-e; ted clocking of their pennant drives Tuesday. A night opener also has been through trades that brought out vamped their entire team. The sand in Florida . . . Pompano Beach whipped both Palmer and Player .scheduled in the American League [ Baltimore, which may have i veteran relief artist. Graham Bell's invention . . . But when it was all over it was as Nicklaus and Player were hav- .54 .54 Saliirdax over the rathedraJ President Kennedy had his right fielder George Altman, shortstop most notable newcomers Include was the destination, a short trip up in the inaugural "World Series of I Tuc.sday with the Boston Red Sox made the most judicious trades Washington, trying desperately Dick Groat and pitcher Ron Tay Baseball the main topic of con Nlcklaus’ show and the Columbus, ' ing their ups and downs But he 10-Mile Handicap P.ogd Race arm cracked up for the tradition-i of all clubs, start newcomers Luis Duke Snider, Carleton Willey, North Federal Highway on Rt. 1 versation around the office, Rudy Golf," where the trio met head- Ohio, comet became the youngest bogied two of the last three holes foorw. The 41-vear-old ex-U'el.ah engaging the Angels under the to escape the American League lor. Pittsburgh traded three- Norm Sherry, Larry Burright, to-head in a 36-hole match, and al first toss at Washington's D C. light.K in Ixis Angeles. Tlie New Aparicio at shortstop, Al Smith In basement, has made numerous where Washington entertained 8 t. Heck wanting to know about hia man ever to win the Masters. j and there went his chances for a I'oa! niini'i and mm a marhtnery Stadium. Thereafter the pitching fourths of its regular Infield, ac Tim Harkness, Al Moran and Louis In between rain showers . . . now has taken a Master.^ crown York Yankees will start proceed right field, Dick Brown and John changes while the Angels are hop quiring in return, pitcher Don Pirates, Albert. Cervinl about his Palmer, the defending champi- fourth Masters crown '.vorKer frnnr Brockton Inmmed was to be in the hands of left Orsino behind the plate, Joe Tracy Stallard. I bad to duck inside the cluUiouse Giants and Sheldon (Johen about from the two former Masters on. started rallies in both the i Ed Furgol drew no notice in I the old mark of .5.5:06 set by ings against the Athletics in Kan- ing Bob Turley, former Yankee Cardwell and Don Schwall, catch Of the (our new managers, two champions. handers Don Rudolph (8-tOl of the. -sas City .the Chicago White Sox Gaines in the outfield and Pete pitching ace, earns a starting Job. to keep dry while talking with the Dodgers . . . Evening home third and fourth rounds, but never I pre-tournament speculation but I Browning Ho.-;.s un 1952. Senators and Steve Barber |9-6I | er Jim Pagllaroni and outfielder will be managing in the majors Stsh Muaial, Manager Johnny play the Tigers in Detroit, and Burn.side and Stu Miller on the Kansas City has a pair of new Ted Savage. reading back issues of my favorite Only in the 1962 PGA champion was able to get one of his amaz- I the 46-year-old pro with the with- I Kelley, the .schrrolt eaiher from of the Orioles. Some 47.000 specta motmd. The Orioles also have a for the first time. They are John Keane, Dick Groat a n d Minnie paper, retracing some of my move ship did Nicklaus’ mastery of the Ing comeback drives really roll- ered left arm was in strong com the Twins will be ho.st to the comers in pitcher Ted Bowsfield Milwaukee will show newcomers ny Pesky at Boston and Bd Lopat ’ ii'oton Crrnn , '.^'a.;. .--rvonrl in cor tors were expected. Cleveland Indians in Minnesota. trip of outstanding rextkie pitchers and outfield Chuck Bssegian. ' Mlnoeo of the Cards and then over ments while soaking up sunshine two titans of the game slip. Play ing. He closed with a 71 for 291 petition until midway in the final rected time at .55 44 On elapsed ^'nother capacity crowd, some in Jim McNally and Bill Miller. Cline and Don Dillars, out- at Kanws City. Bobby Bragan, to Mickey Vernon and Jimmy Pier- and dashing in out of the r»in in er wx)n that one. Nicklaus tied for and a tie with Don January for round when bogie.« on the lltli and Washington and Baltimore will In the National League, the flelders: and Fraink Funk, pitch Milwaukee’s new pilot has man tune .N’orn.a ua.a fourth and Kellev .'10,000 fans, was a,s,sured for the be idle Tuesday. Cleveland acquired two new sail In the Senators' dressing quar- Florida. third and Palmer tied for nth. ninth place. j 12th knocked him out of the run- 1.3tli. Dodgers will present a better bal er. Philadelphia feels it has round aged at Pittsburgh and Cleve ers. Smallest crowd of the two- Shouldering aside' ever-increas Player, who twice during the ning. Cincinnati opener. Southpaw lim The Yankee.s ruled a powerful first ba.semen. veteran Joe Ad "I neeited speed work." Kelley O'Toole (16-l.'li of the Reds and anced batting order because of ed out Its infield with the acquisi land. Birdie Tebbetts, the Indians’ week stay in the land of sunshine Thuraday ing pressure as first one. then an final round was tied with Snead; Nicklaus picked up $20,000 for l-to-.7 favorite to register their cock and young Fred Whitfield. the addition of the right-handed I . H a r d afterward "It . ? a lot hetter righthander Earl Francis (9-81 of pennant. A three-team battle in- tion of third baseman Don Hoak. new skipper, has had tenures at (T) was on hand, less than 700, Lso Kwash relayed the Informa other competitor made a bid and and Nicklaus for top spot, finished j his victory and that put him on The Indians' big boast, however. slugging Skowron. Los Angeles The Phillies also have acquired Cincinnati and Milwaukee. , fuiiiuug in I'ompetition than by many of whom came to see Muslal tion that basketball groat Bob fell back in the final round of the bogey-bogey for a 70 and 289. nut-: top of the PGA money winning list j your.aelf ’ for perhaps the last time a.s a Card Co)isy of the Boston CelMcs would Ma.sters, Nicklaus showed-the de ting him in a tie for fifth with Ed at 136,715. He wa.s third behind headline a Sports Night offered ] A .-Oomacn ruu.ecle injury stif- inal player In this East Coa.st city termination it takes to make a Furgol and Dow Finslerwald. Player and Palmer imtil the Mas- [ feieri ler'enlly )>egan irothering . . . New York Yankees press head by St. James’ Holy Name Society great champion. Francis iBoi Wininger closed ter.s. Player dropped to .second May 14 at Manchester High. Com Nofri.t after two miles, "I won't quarters at the Yankee Clipper In After bogies on Nos. 8 and 12 with a 72 for 290 and eighth spot. ; with winftings of $27..502, Lema know for a few more days jii.at Ford in Top Showing Fort Lauderdale was the stop after plete details will be announced al knocked him out of the lead, he Nicklaus plans to enter the climbed from fourth to third with a later date . . . Bill Stewart, re htr.r seriou.s it i.t " he addcfl. .Nor President, Hinton Only Players dark and then to dinner with Bill rallied with a pair of birdies and British Open again this year .as $26,831 and Palmer fell to fourth ris .aeid that iti Ihe longer ma.ra- Skowron, former Yankee, now the tired major league baseball umpire sank a clutch three-foot putt on well as the U.S. Open and the with $25,025. and the man who signed Tom Ilitui riiri with a .alo\;-er pace hs Los Angeles Dodgers' first base ho|)ed he would not hurt the mus z4s Exhibitions Finish man. Kelley of Manchester to a Cleve cle From ’62 Opejter to Start Today land Indian contract last sum Monday mer, writes from his Boston home. 'Ilie winr.er was Klau." Arons, a Now with Washington, Bill spent 2y-year-oid Derma n-born elec NEW YORK (A P)— A solid if unspectacular performance D-Day has finally arrived, D trical emgineer from Cambridge by New York’s ailing Whitey Ford highlighted the closing standing for departure from Flor the spring in Clearwater, looking Manors Defeat New Britain, WASHINGTON (AP) — Stadium, are bi a deadlock the Orioles. The two pUiyed over minor league prospects . . . wlio run.s to keep fit for karate- President Kennedy and Chuck over wages. together at Montgomery Blair exhibition games. ida and once again the weather It was Ills first major running vic man, who predicted sunshine, was Dined with UConn athletic staff Touch football player Ken- High School In nearby Silver Ford, who had been troubled with an aching girm, allow- officials, Joe CJhrlatian, George tory. Cornell student Steve Leroy Hinton are the only survivors wrong, the sky still being full of of Abington. Pa . wa.s .second, from opening day 1962 who will nfxl.v will find a kindred soul Spring, Md.. and also In ama- •ed only two hits an, an uncomcfl Wigton, Joe Soltys and Phil Barry in the Washington starting feiir buseltall in the Dtstrlet run in three innings" in the Yan rain. Perhaps this was his way of before meeting new hoop coach, Tie Meriden for First Position i On elapsecl Lime thev wore be starting for Washington-to saying April Fool on this first day caught in 64:04 and 65:10. day as the Senators play Balti lineup, first baseman Tommy of C-oliimbia. kees’ 8-3 loss to Milw'aukee at Fred Shabel . . . Christian left Im Brown. Don Kudol|>h. another left Terry Slated Fort Lauderdale. Fla. of A pril... A complete last day, mediately after the luncheon at more to open the I96S .Amerl- baseball wise, with the weather, Eighteen weeks ago Man-|' FINAL 8TANDING.S Strong backboard woi k also oan League baseball season. Intil this spring. Brown hantaineil in off ington dumped Pittsburgh .5-1 at Derby last Saturday, and the Petersburg and we enjoyed one and Terryville 8.3, Middletown 82. ('Katter tossed out the first ball last For New York Orange Bowl en route to the terms. Yesterday they finish Torrington ...... 12 C green during final round of the Ma.ster.s Oolf Tourna Green Bay Packers, ehanip- season deals will start for Kinston, N.C., San Francisico beat another’s oompany at several ball Summarv: year. Three weren't on the Miami airport,.. Two passengers ed the lengthy schedule the Wether-sfield ...... 8 10 ment in Aiigu.sla, Ga., yesterday. He came in second be lons of the .National Football Baltimore — shqrt-stop l-uis Cleveland 6-2 at Salt Lake City, gomes, Fine turnout of scribes, ra GrFfin M anor Washington roster at the start aame way! The Green Manors u.sed New Britain ...... 8 10 (M) Leagiie. the Angeles blanked the Dodgers on the Jet flight to Bradley with dio and teevee men, a tribute to P B r p i P hind .Jack Nicklau.s. (AP Photofax.) SECOND REGI.STRATION for of spring training. Apartelo. outfielder al Smith KANSAS CITY (A P )—The Newington ...... 7 11 But Bro\»n passed up profes New' York Yankees will send 3-0 and sw'ept the two-game Los a stop at Idlewild were Mr. and the hard working Soltys, the best a 53-point first half as a spring 2 - 3 2 0 boy.s who wish to play in the Na and eate.her Dick Brown. East H artfOld ...... 6 18 2 F o r t i n ...... 2 3 - 4 7 Some 47,000 fans will fill Mrs. Saul Levine, Sol a former oollsge publirtst hi Connecticut board to an 84-69 victory over tional Little League w'lll be held sional football for an estimated Tho Orioles dipped to sev Ralph Terry, their World Series Angeles City series, Houston edged Terryville ...... 6 13 3 Gl*'nnp^ ...... ] 6 -T 8 D.C. Stadium to watch Ken . . . Felt the need for a little exer New Britain at the Y gym after I T u r k i n c i o n ...... 8 »V1 1 0 tomorrow night from 7 to 8:30 at $20,000 bonus and promptly enth last year after a second hero and 23-game winner, against Kansas Cily 3-1 In 10 innings al Manchester merchant, .. Although Middleto'wn ...... 1 17 Meriden had trounced Wethers 2 - 3 18 nedy. 40-year-old right hand won a starting job. partly due place finish In I960 and third the Kansas C3ty Athletics, clad in Wichita, St. Ixjuis outlasted Phil it was another great trip, tiring cise at night and I tried my hand the Y. Boys who registered pre- field, 100-75, a night earlier. 3 M c K e n n a ...... 2 > 2 6 er. try to Improve his I - 1 rec to the altsenee of Cuban Bogel- gaudy new green and gold uni adelphia 7-6 at Atlanta and Boston though, moviiig from one camp at volleyball but contributed little 1 Dan Pinto ...... vioualy do not have to appear plae*' In 1961. No announcement has been New Britain oulscored the Man .. a 2 - 2 8 ord in Prenidential openers. lo .Alvarer. Washington, organized In GREEN IN HIS E YE — forms, for the season opener Tuee- nipped the Chicago Cube 3-2 al to another on a tight schedule, I as my timing was away off. ors, 41-31, in the second half but .1 B m k n a ...... 3 1-1 7 Double Bogey Seven again, according to Commlsaioner The weatherman has promised day. Denver. was happy to set foot bock on Con made by league officials regard Howard Conn. .Vlvare/., obtained in a deal 1961 after the old Senators A spectator’s sunglasses by then it was far too little, too 1 6 T o t a l p ...... 3 2 1 8 - 2 8 » 4 mostly sunny weather with Friday ing a playoff but one is expected with Cincinnati, had been as Ed Lopat, sixth manager of the necticut soil at Bradley and to be late. Five of the « x New Britain N>w Rrltinn (A 9 » temperatures In the mid-OOs. moved to Minnesota, finished reflect play in the Mas- —ipbobeJUy on a neutral oourt this MONHILV MEETING ot the signed the first base job In last both years. A's in their nine seasons in Kan reunited with members of my Early arrivals, Doris D’ltalia players hit double figures, led by P f i F P t o Batting Power ^ters on the sixth green of oomlng weekend. A S t a g i p ...... 6 3 - 3 IB Vnless federal mediators can early reokoning by .Manager sas City, will open with Diego family.. . With the college stu and Sheldon Cohen, both asked if Tom Stagiis (151 and Eddie Doyle Killed Lema’s Hopes Manchester Little League ’s'Ml be Following tradition, the rest Defensive Errors •Ilm Moriarty, who hit on seven 2 D o v I p ...... 6 4 - 8 14 held Wednesday at 7:30 at the work out a last minute agree Miekey Vernon and General the Augusta National Segui, little-knowm right-hander dents arriving in droves I was glad I knew what Bob Steele wpa talk (14). 3 S v t u l c l c ...... 2 0 -1 4 of the American I>xigue will of esght first half .shots and fin Anuy A Navy Club. Fh'eoident ment the traditional hot dog .Manager George Selkirk. So Course in Georgia. whose 8-5 record was compiled to depart from Fort Lauderdale, ing about on his morning radio 5 W i l k R ...... 4 i - 4 1 2 sit back and watch the o|)eii- ished with 20 points for the night, Buzz Keeney collected 18 points 3 S h e a ...... will be missing, along with far. however, .-VIvarez has been mostly in relief. Plaguing College show' today when he mentioned . . 6 M 13 Tom Conran reminds all managers, er in Washington. Kenntxly Is my home address during my stay for the Manors, Dave Turkington D R c r k i i m ...... h l - I 11 .Ai Gi STA, Ga. (AP) — The Owner Charley FUiley dreamed me. "This is National Be Kind to sparked the Manors. They held a first round came )>ack to haunt coaohe.s and umpires to attend soft drinks, peanuts and pop nnable to get out of C^iba. the ninth president to throw I ki Florida, 27-16 first period advantage then 10 and each of the eight players him Sunday. Hod he parred tlie corn. The vendors and D.C. Brown will be b a t t i n g up the uniforms, which will be a Diamond Squads BJarl Yost Day," he was reported IR T o I a Ik ...... 2R 1 3 -1 8 6 9 27lh .Masters Golf Toiirmunemt Others intei'eated in partioipiatlng In Sox Lineup mit tke first ball In a tradi- boosted it to 198-28 at the half. had at least six. 8ror»* At half 5.V2S, Gr<»9n M anot. hole not Nicklaus, would Sports Services, Inc., which against an old htiddy today, sharp departure from baseball's Tueeday to say over WTIC and I can teati- Is in (be record hooks. The in this year's program are also Mon that extends hack ftO fy that he has many ksrteners and he the* proud owner of the invited. handles concessions at D.O, left hander Steve Barber of years. iBOWLING traditional trimmed white and Early aeason fielding flaw* aic cold statistics will reveal for gray suits. He’s planning an elab Back to the desk, well tanned— also that I am knowm outside my traditional Masters champion plaguing some Connecticut col at least my face and arms—and 1 all time that bulky Jack Nick green ja<‘ket. BABEBAI-L UMPIREH in the LOS ANGELES (A P)— Bo.ston has more batting power, orate pre-game show with a big immediate family. I missed Bob’s laus of Columbus, Ohio, scoreil lege baseball teams. looked forward to tho rest after remarks at 7:46, this hour of the Mane heater Chapter of the State than at anj' time in over a decacie Red Sox President Dick ! fireworks dlsjday. Take Connecticut, for example. 286 and won the iournaiiient In his final round, on four Most of the game fireworks a whirtwlnd schedule, which no day being a busy otte at 13 Bissell Playoffs Down to One of five holes, I>ema hit long Board will hold an important O’Connell said today, on the eve of the Red Sox American The UConns committed nine er onejvould believe unless he or she St. We were in one another’s oom by one stroke over Californian meeting Wedneeday night* at 7 Bowling however, likely will be supplied by rors Saturday while splitting n Tony I.ema. putts that rollesi over the cup. League opener. tried to keep pace.. Welcome mat pany Thunsday noon at the UConn Sam .Snead Is another case o'clock art the Weet Side Rec. Yankee sluggers such as Roger doubleheader with Maryland, 4-5 The team closed out.s Its exhibi Maria and Mickey Mantle. Maris, was extended by Howie Holcomb, basketball luncheon but only dis 'SCARES But tlia rword books won’t in point. ’The Slammer will be three Innings and Mike FVimieles jCall for Inquiry and 6-2 . who did a fine job at the sports tell the c-oniplete story of the tion schedule yesterday with a 3-2 COUNTRY CI-UB WOMEN shortstop Tony Kuhek third base- cussed recent Florida by each As Royals Tie Celtics 51 next mimth, Imt he played MAKEUP MA'rCH in the Went dicisipn over the Chicago Cubs mapped up in the ninth. Trinity was guilty of eight boots desk during my absence, and Man DITSTY LE.AG1E tournament, of the fate tha( Side Volleyball League is sched Stendlngs man Clete Boyer and outfielder man . . . Graham Clark an Standings with the zest of man half that built on Dick Stuart's two-run Mejias, atlll .showing his grati as it fell before Coast Guard. aging EdRor Tom Ferguson, al nounced his fine public golf oourse. befell those who almost won uled Wedne.sday at 7:15 at the tude to the Red Sox for the part ■W. L. P Tommy Tresh have been hampered 11-5. The Cadets committed foui- W. L. age in finishing tied for third bloop angle in the eighth inning Woods ...... 73 43 .6 CONSTRUCTION I.EAOUE by various injuries, but the club though I’m fnire several didn’t Minnschaug, opened lost weekend CINCINNATI (A P)— Someone apparently forgot to tell — but. with Julius Boros at '288, two West Side Rec. The Teacher.s and fine pitching by rookies Dave the management played in liber errors themiselves. know that I was gone or had ar Joe’s Barber ...... 80 40 .667 I ahead by three games) oppose Ma.shies ...... 68 48 .5 Standings Is hopeful that it wdll be in top . . . Dlscuosed the recent basket Manchester Modes .71 49 .592 V Take I>ema for example. The strokes hack ot the winner. Morehead and Jerry Stephen.son. ating his family from (Tuba, wxm Fairfield had six miBcues in a rived back..Mail was neatly piled ball officials' banquet with Jim the Cincinnati Royals that the “ book,” called for them to lose second place Liberty Mutual. ‘Ihe Tees ...... 66 50 .3 W, L. Pet. form Tuesday. Cupid Diaper ...... 68 51 .571 ‘29-.vear-old ex-marine is in Sam was after a record O'Connell recalled the Sox line the imofficiaJ chib spring train jin Ring Death 9-3 losing effort against Amsrican on the desk and It required nearly Murray and learned It was the the National Basketball Association’s Eastern Division final loop championship will be decided ■Wedge,s ...... 62 .54 .5... Filloramo Const. .25 11 .694 New York has a new first base- his eighth year as professional ing batting title with a lofty .421 International. two hours to properly check all Iona Mfg...... 68 .52 ..567 foiirtii Masters title and. no before the evening ends. If Liberty up at the end of the 1940’s with Niblicks ...... 57 59 .491 Ideal Sanitary .. .22 14 .002 man in Joe Pepitone, but otherwise ibest ever. I missed the affair at playoff to the Boston Celtics in five games. John's i^rber . , , . .67 53 .558 Init it wasn't until Inst fall average. He al.so had the most At Maryland, the Huskies were correspondence.. Word got around the Tobacco Valley Inn during my doubt, in weeks to come he’ll win.s all Ihiee games to tie for the Te»1 Williams. Vern Stephens. Putters ...... ,56 60 . 48.'’, ------I Damato Ctons't. . . .20 16 .655 the line-up wdll be similar to the A 109-99 Cincinnati victory laat The Repeat* ...... 66 53 .565 that he began to attract at reflect on double boge.vs he Bobby Doerr, Walt Dropo. Dom hlra (32i. .-K-ored the mexst runs held to two hits In the first game, that I was back for the phone absence . . .Channel 22 brought title a fourth playoff game will Drivers ...... ,5,5 61 4 74 ! .19 17 .528 one that won the championship. night squared their series at three put up a boxing ring and let tbem Man. Auto Parts . .. .64 56 ..533 tention by sinning tourna shot on the 12th and 1,3th DiMaggio and new Sox Manager tl.ii. tied Malzone for the RBI Pennsylvania Athletic Com-' L°eT&*Son'"‘’'''' but got two-hil pitching from started to ring and I was flood the second half of the NBA play be played to break the deadlock. title (131 and tied Gary' Geiger Bra,ssies ...... 55 61 llSSlOn. IinriPr hi* flv« — a_ __ .• .. Aceto oc Son .19 17 .528 games each. A s a reeult, the whole slug it out. Bolton Lake House .63 57 .525 ments. holes In the third round. ‘T Johnmy Pesky. Irons ...... 44 72 mission under ordeits by the governor to investigate thor^G^rl^in Builder Bob Booth and Dick Naranowskl ed with reque.sts to speak at vari off game between Boston and ball of wax will be wrapped up in Malzone and CTlinton at three hom .17 19 .470 to lake the second. ous functions in the area, enough "The Royals started cUmbing up Banning Ins...... 62 57 .,521 A double bogey seven he plimifa fell asleep on those I honestly believe the Sox will Spoons ...... 43 73 oughly the ring death of a 19-year-old boxer Saturday night, I P & D Const .. .16 20 .444 Cincinnati and It occupied my in a seventh and deciding game al Bohemian No. 1 . .. ..58 61 .487 ers each. The Cadets scored five" runs in reque.sts being received to keep terest although I must confess pro oiu- backs out there and when we shot on the eighth hole of the holes," he related. ha%e more power this year than summemed today several officials to give their version in the Const...... is.16 21 .402 Boston Wednesday night. The win came back with the same thing, Dickenson Plumb, .67 63 .47,5 Final -spring training batting Helen Noel 128 the. a - opening------1— of a , ------formal, imfuiry.'^ — Annum Con.st. the sixth Inning to whip error- me away from my family for the style of play is setting the sporj, at any time since that old gang figures: Edna Hilinski .15 21 .402 prone Trinity Saturday. better part of the month and into ner will get the right to play either we got called for it." Case Bros. No. 2 . .,56 64 .467 19th Hole was broken up in favor of a youth 131-33.5. Ijoia Bantly ___ Jim Crowley, commission chair MoNally A Son of basketball beck 40 years, it Los Angeles or St. Louis in the 132. Olga .13 23 .360 Wesleyan squashed MIT, 18-2 early Mgy. Best way to cut down Asked why Bill Russell didn’t Colonial Board ...... 53 67 .442 movement in 19.’>2," O'Connell Colla 340. Bunny Lombardo 344. man, called to his orfice here Ref was the usual pushing and shov league's championship plaj’off. Deoo Home Imp. . . . .53 67 .442 Mejias .. ., Mets Oppose Cards Saturday at Cambridge, Mass., on the number of appearances is ing, excessive travriing and moan slioot more. Auerbach said, "he Wings Surprise Hockey World saji "We have w-hat we .sorely eree Dom Perella; Sam Mancu.so. Ray Lanzano _____1-129____-400,____Al Loe Angeles took a 3-2 lead over Case Bros. No. 1 .. .49 71 .408 Ellington Kidg* Tillman .. . Amateur Athletic Union regional thanks to timely hitting and 15 to set a fee and I've found that ing and groaning type game w'hlch couldn't with Wayne ESmbry hang lacked in recent years - - right- m e r c h a n t s IJIAGUE Gian-santi 380. Mike Massoro 152- walks. Terry Burks hauis hi the Western division ing ail over him." Bohemian No. 2 .. .22 98 .183 handed punch. Stuart can hit a Ni-xon ...... commissioner: two ringside physi In Final Op ener 367, Don Flavell 146-374, Red Oak- SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico— Carl is typical of the pros. Boston win DETROIT lAPi - The ruffian Geiger . f . . Standings os Ortli, 1$4 >/2, New York, stoppo4l out for the Cardinals over the first seeing Bill Lee of the CTouranit in ning to go one up in the b -'t i 1 by beating the Hawk.s, 129- Coach Charley Wolf of the Roy > prized Stanley Cup opens tomor SATITRDAY ball as far as anybody in the cians who examined the boxer; man 143-371. Mike Fastiggi 141, Pete Kondra 214. Norm Warren Detroit Red Wings, snubbed by Williams . . W L. Doug Vaillant. 184, Miami, 1.8. Or- six innings. my travels and after he was hos seven series. .51 Los Angeles last night. The als admitted it was a rough game, row night at Toronto's Maple Sweeps low gross S tiw Far- league. He didn't hit many in Ari While Glaiss ...... and Deputy Boxing Commiasioner NEW YORJC t AP I ■ — Caaey Reg Mosher 364, Ray Finnegan :i game will be played at St. 213. Gil Thibodeau 208, Herb hockey’s ariatoci-acy and enjoying I.ieaf Ga i deas. The second game of Gardner . . . ___30 12 W'illiam Feldcamp, who al.so w'as Oz retained world Bgtitwelght ti Fairfield fell to AIC In Ks sea pitalized, he was unable to accept but he took a different viewpoint: guson 34-38-72: best nine, hanil- zona but I'm not w orrit about Vic’s Soda Shop . Stengel's New York Mets, a dead 138, Wes Vancour 362^ Jim Aceto phone calls or callers at the St. Saturday —ouls Tuesday. Clarke 203. Ed Spencer 200. John it, are in the Stanley Cup finals the best-of .seven series is Thurs icap FTed Meurant 30-3-27; Er that. He’ll hit plenty of long ones Vast re.mski ... 28 14 at ringside. tle. son's opener. A rally in the sixth "Both teams were tired. TTiat’s Cionran's Ins. .. .,___22 la*t in their first sea-son, open a 3,58, Joe White ,3,57. Bill Sheekey Poterstburg hospital.. Best part of The Celts held a 9-3 margin over Dietrichsen 200. Paul Kre.ss 564, against the Toronto .Maple Leafs day night at Toronto. The serie.s nie Heath 33-4-29; Sher Ferguaon a- Fenway Park So will Roman Bre.ssoud . . 20 BOSTON — Joe Denucci, 163, fell far short when Charlie Ziegler Beautiful bright and sunny Sat what accounted for roughness. " Moriarty Broe...... 19 23 In the wake of the death of new season Tuesday at the Polo 3.56, John Morion 3.52. Bemie Aii- the mail was personal notes from the Royals In the regular .season The high scorer for Boston was Joe Collingu'ood 243 596. Waly just as Coach^ Sid -Abel predicted. then moves to Detroit for games 30-1-29: Jim Gordon 32-2-30; 'Bob Mejias. Clinton gust 352. New'ton. Mass., outpointed Joey fanned with the bases loaded. Two urday moming qnd it was giwd to Community Pre.ss . .16 36 Francisco Velasquez shortly after Grounds again-st the St. Louis nins had already come across the Joe McKenney and Dave Grate, and never has the team won more Sam Jones "u-iOi 26. Yaworski 214—569, Eton Ostberg “And we ll give them a run, Sunday and April 16. Peck 35-5-30: kickers Charley Malzone .. . he W'as knocked out during the Glambra, 161, Hollywood. C’allf’., get up W'ith the chickens just to see 211—502, N«*l Lawrence 200- -550. "I look for both Jvou Clinton and Stuart . . . . Dart’s Dairy . . . . ___ 11 31 Cardinals w'ith new faces and hope 10. plate. aitthors of the American League than five games from Boston in too.” said Abel after his Red Despite Toronto’s first-place fin- Konlin 91-13-78: Ed Moriarty 96- Carl Yaslrzemski to be .300" hit amateur benefit bout in nearby for the future. the sun rise. And as a result, the Schilling . . EARLY BIRDR MANILA—Plynod T.R.O , 122’ In other games, New Haven de Rod Bo<^ and the National regular work was completed at an a season. W’lngs knocked the Chicago i.sh in the regular season, Detroit 17-78; Bill Peterson 93-20-78. ters. FVank Malzone to bat rinse Mantilla . . . Clint Keeney 136- 367. Harv Carbondale. it was expected there Roger Craig, the MeU' top win Standings feated Bedford Tech twice, 8-5 League Green Book respectively, After taking the lead early in the Hockey Playoffs HOME ENG1NEI»S — Hildur Black Hawk.s. 7-4, last night and held an edge on the Leafs. The to that mark and for Chuck Sctul- would be new' demands to outlaw ner W'ith a 10-24 record, will ateul Thailand, stopped IJttle flesear, early hour and I found half the Duplin 163. Dave DeMerchant 144 W L. Pet. 124, Philippines. S. and 7-6, and Southern Cionnerti- and Bob Norris, editor of the new second quarter, the Royals were 2towistowski 198-477, Diane Wil won thjjif best-or-seven semifinal fourth-place Wings beat Toronto SUNDAY luig. Bob Tillman and Ed Bre.s- boxindg in the state. A bill al against Ernie Broglio, another Sparrows . morning for personal matters. Of- -380. Carl Bolin Jr. 13.5, Al Heim 'TOKYO — Vujl Masuko, 126i/j, cut defeated Hampton Institute All Sports Journal..Much oaitch- fic visitors included George Mitch behind only once as Oscar Robert Sunday Results. lis 187-497, Edith Palmer 181, foui^''gameis to two. 'Til be .siir- seven times and lost six with one Lo\\' groes. Jim Gordon. 3S-S9- Botid to better thou- 1962 averages .361. Bill Chapman 3.58. ready has been introduced in,the right-hander who had a 12-9 sea Bluebirds . 10.4. Ing up to do and I wasn't able to son scored 36 points and put on a Mary Roediger 189-534, Mary pri.s«d if we don’t." tie Ramsev .Selerted State Senate to outlaw the .sport. .son in 1962. Japan, knocked out Ginn Murray, ell, new assistant baseball coach NaHonol Leogws 72: odd holes. handicap Vow I'm not predicting any peinnant Robins . . . '1271 J, Nesv Orleans, 6. leave the desk until a late hour, brilliant display in the third quar Detroit 7, CThicago 4. Dstraft Soroul 168-608, Marj' Holman 175- “They didn't think it’d be us The Red Wing.s won the final net. Lou Becker 38-4-34; This wall be the last opener for Blue Jn.vs at Southington High, asid TVifn Ernie or even a first division berth. T Rnamox- ,Ar>. GARDEN GROVE Charlotte But Gov. William, Scranton said but, as always, it was great to be CJorvran and his son, Chip, a prom ter. Ha tallied 16 of them in that wins best-of-7 semifinal 4-2. 464. Alda Rusconi 177, Marge in there against them. And Chi game with the second-pace Hawks Heath 39-4-35; kickers - - John do believe, ho-.vcvcr. well have a K<>STON (APi Frank Ramsey what he called a horrible tragedy ■ the okl park in Harlem for the Crows ... Giamhra WisliPH Rematch back. Heim 136-339. Georgie Suyth 128- ising young baskebball player. 12 minutes of action. American League Smith 197-481. cago ignored us. too." just the way they captured the 54\veeney 84-10-74; John Harrloon club which will be interesting to ! Bo.ston Cellics is one of 10 345. Pal Annum 127-372. .leanne "must be investigated thoroughly | Mets are due to move into the Swallow's Dates Switched It was a rough encounter and multi-million dollar Shea starucker. Auerbach said. the first .Sox run ye.= :crd.a v | ,,, Ramsey. 31, make.-; - his ...... home in tNTER-CLI’B — Walt Kompanik up by ai quiring Duke Snider from succe.s.sful al Lincoln Down.s that I avenge a close .setback. The 23- turned home on the weekend af tennis practice. Brsning w i t h Buffalo 6, Providenos 1. 210-174 asMl 167. Other high scores Wolle.sley. He will receive the W'on high individual average honir Rico, w'ho was stationed with the ' President B. A. Dario has switched ter wintering in Sarasota, Pla. Oiw friends helped round out anothsr “ i f that gome had gotten any Hershey 6, BaHimore 1, Hersbsg wore; Ed Wiileoa 201, Stan Paakmi Chicago scored on a L011 Brock Army at the nearby Tobyhanna ‘ the Ijos Angeles Doiigers during , Vivi Ba ver rolled a new high ' year-old DeNucci started fast and sowgber, tney would have had to homer in the s e v e n t h and award al a banquet April 24. with with 113.1. Runner-up was Bud the late .stages of spring training. the April 19 holiday program from I fini.shed taking some fast punche.s, paths didn't cross this spring as busy week. wins best-o<-3 aeries 2-1. 202, Jaekie Paokan 181. Depot, was knocked out in the! triple set of 377. Her singles were dayligiit to under the arcs. Lincoln a n Andre Rodgers double m i the Gov Endicott Peabody as pnnei- Daley 112.9. Alex and Lee Urban- A hitting spree by 18-vear-old Ed but piled up enough points in the pal speaker. j pttj followed at 110.2 each. second round of a scheduled three- 146-131 and 100. Olga Colla 13,5- moved its weekday racing to nights eighth. round middleweight bout. His was Kianepool. an $8(1,000 bonus baby, 349, Mike Holmes 130-345, Edna : 10-rounder Saturday night to win Morehead pitched .shutout ball won him a spot in right field. a week ago but planned to conduct I a split deci.sion. "I though I won. the fifth ring death this year and Chrl.stensen 348,'’ Flo Niles 345. three Saturday sessions and April for Bo.aton the fir.-t five innings. the second which occurred Satur I hut I think it W'as a”" good, close Ortiz Looks to Next Defense A tten tion Stephen.-ion gave up two nins in 19 in daylight. The Saturday after I fight, ' Giamhra said, "good enough End of the Line- day night. A similar tragedy oc- , noon handle of $1,284,630 brought ciirred in Gympie. Australia. And j to get nie back in the ring with the combined day. and night ave:- him." Ginm''cra was a late replace- on March 25 Davey Moore died of age to $73.5,472 for the ,3,5 dates. A And Past Top G>ntender Lane injuries suffered defending his, I ment for Joey Archer, the sixth handle of $894,026 last Friday night I ranking middleweight w h o sus I*. Score Leaves Baseba^ featherweight crowm against brought the after-dark average to Sugar Ramos March 21. $766,746. tained some cracked riba while SAN JUAN. P R . (AP)—Llght-^p^y said. "K is a self-appointed Nowl Dr. Paul Kubasko, Lackawanna training for DeNucci. weight champion Carlos Ortiz, body.” Car Owners Count.v coroner, said an autopsy I. ' — Who turned back the Sunday night Vaillant was ranked No. 4 br lUARANTKED / After Being Optioned showed Velasquez' dea.th was the WBA. challenge of Chiban Doug Vaillant caused by a massive intra-cranial Daly said Lope Sarreal, manag hemorrhage and that the hemor with Uie greatest of ease, looked er and father-in-law of Flash WE WILL REMOVE YOUR SNOW TIRES New England Hoop Records to his next title defense today— CHICAGO (AP)—Southpaw Herb' Before the mishap. Score was rhage resulted from multiple con Elorde of the Philippines, the Score of the CTiicago- White Sox. j considered one of baseball's hot- tusions of the rain. and he looked over, around and junior lightweight champion, had AND MOUNT YOUR REGULAR TIRES •stumbling along the comebar-k' te.st properties. He broke in with Kubasko said a blow' to the Dominated by Three Teams right past No. 1 contender Kenny offered Ortiz IM.OOO and $6,000 in trail for six fru.strating years dft i the Cleveland Indians in 1955 with j right side of the brain above the Lane. expenses to defend against EHorde WORK er a rebound percentage, Yale before 18,(KX) hometown fane as he "All we can get with Lane k $4,-’ CLOTHES Score made hi.s decision after earning Rookie of the Year lau onlv boxer on the card wearing a donee's NIT champions, Rhode Is WM 17th (.5,55). Connecticut 19th disposed of Vaillant. who now 000," Daly said. "We'll make our the White Sox had announced he land and Connecticut's 'Yankee These are the famous lop rels. protective headgear and" both (.564) and Boston University 33rd fights out of Miami, Fla., on a own fights. We’re the champion, was being optioned to Indianapo fighters were u.sing 10-ounce Conference kings dominate tho technical knockout in 46 seconds and let them' try to strip us of the qualily Dickies made of The “following sea.son he posted a (.643). lis. He liad worked two scorele.s.s gloves instead of the usual eight. role played by New England teams Other figures; o t the 18th round. title." combed 2 x 2 long staple innings in a 2-1 victory over Cin 20-9 record and again led the in the final National Collegiate league in strikeouts. Owner Tom Kubasko said the autopsy show ■ftam defense—Harvard 29th, It was his second defense of the Ortiz was mobbed by jubilant cotton. You know they re the cinnati Sunday in an exhibition ed no previous brain damage. Au basketball sUtistics. Puerto Ricans, who had never be , fin.alc in Indianapolis. Yawkey of the Bo-ston Red Sox «w ton Oillege 30th, Yale S7th, 186-pound crown. Ortiz was guar best available to be uncon offered a million dollars for the thorities .said Velasquez was a The figures showed today that Connecticut 47th. anteed $60,(X)0. Vaillant $6,5(X). The fore had a ehance to see hhn Tve talked it over with mv Veteran of 32 amateur fight.s and Rhode Island sophomore Steve fight. ditionally guaranteed. ■wife.” said Score, "and I have sensational sovithpaw but the Indi Individual scoring leaders — crowd paid about $110,000. ans turned it down. appeared to be in excellent phvsi- Chubin, an All-New England "1 was surprised that Vaillant (decided to quit the game " He im- choice, was the area's top scorer Rick Kaminsky, Yale, 66th (19.7)- Bill Daly, Ortiz' advisor, .flew WB CAN FIT YOU! cal condition for tho bout against Gerry Ward, Boston College. 57th Into a dressing room rage when stood up that long," he eald. "He j mediately left for We.st Palm Score never came rlo.se to re 17-year-old Earl Johnson of the and ranked 41#t naOonally with a seemed to, be wobbly from the I Beach, Fla , where hi.s family is gaining his pre-injury form. He 20.4 average. (19.6); Rodger Twltchel). Massa- reminded after the fight that the St. Michael's High School for chuaetts, 78th (18.3). first round. I was in eommand all P oiits...... $4,39 vacationing. had a 2-3 record in 1958 and was Captain Ray Flynn and John World Boxing Association had Bov.s in nearby Hoban Heights. given the champion until June 2^'along, and I was never w nried." 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The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST DAY IT . . . dbl. dresser k mirror, chest, ing room with fireplace. 1% with 1% acres of land 2 large patient. down to own this new 6% bams, priced to sell at $11,500. Cape, acre wooded lot, fireplace, On 'Tuesday, April 16, board of APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inser FOR SALBi—cow manure for your bookcase bed, GOLD BOND box FOUR ROOM newly decorated baths, finished rec room in base IMs baths, walk-out basement, education, library and 'Whlton l i tion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted lawns and gardens, sold Iw the room ranbh with Hotpolnt ment. Central location, good Haye* Agency, MI 3-480$ Garage— Service— Storage 10 spring k mattress, 2 pillows, 2 apartment, second floor, heat, built-lns, fireplace, one $2,300. assumes mortgage, Hayes Patients Today: 218 brary 'Trust Fund budgets. Insertion for any advertisement and then only to the extent of a Article* For Sak 45 load, deliveries made on Satur boudoir lamps, etc. hot water, electric range, garb yard. Only $19,900. T. J. Crock VERNON—Older 7 room Cape, Agency, MI 3-4803. ADMITTED SATURDAY: On Wednesday, April 17, water "make rood" insertion. Errors which do not lessen the value of day. Phone MI 8-7406. acre wooded lot, amesite ett. Realtor. 648-1677. COMPLETE KITCHEN age disposal Included, $125, drive, .only 2 minute* "^o good condition, 1% baths, alumin Leonard and Miss Minnie Church, and sewer, health, probate court, the adverttsement will not be corrected by “ make rood” Insertion. ONE-CAR GARAGE neap Clinton ■ DARK, RICH, Stone free loam, . . . 7 Pc. kitchen set, base cab References. MI 9-0308, MI 9-8989. SOUTH WINDSOR: Large split Street. MI 9-1823. i SALE—Macintosh apples, 30 lbs., Parkway and 25 minutes um siding, 3/4 acre lot. Con 126 Pearl St.; William Schmidt, welfare and Civil Defense budgetia fill, gravel, sand, stone, manure. inet. venient location, $11,500. Hayes level with 2 paneled living Glastonbury; Mrs. Elsie Ouellette, On Tuesday, April 28, police, Call MI 8-8608. cold storage, No. 1 grade, $1-83; IMMACULA’TE LARGE room to Hartford. Complete room*, lavatory in master bed PLUS ALL THESE EXTRAS monthly payments less Agency, MI 3-4803. Wapping; Mrs. Etta Fallow, 23 fire, dog fund, and parking meter YOUR COOPERATION WILL No. 2 grade, 89c. Bunce Farm, . . Elec, skillet, steam k dry apartment, large storage room, Oakland St. — 6 room house, room, yard 100x330, garage. Business Services Offered 1?. LAWNMO'WERS, garden tractors, 629 W, Center Street, MI 8-8116, 'than $100. Gerard St.; Mrs. Helen Armstrong, budgets. BE APPRECIATED iron, elec, percolator, auto, toast refined neighborhood on bUg line, very good condition, 1% baths, $9,500 — 4 ROOM YEAR 'round Kitchen range, copper tile above 175 High St.; John Dwyer, Colum DIAL 643-2711 and tlUere. Terms, trades, parts one car garage, large utility On Wednesday. April 24, general LAWN MOWERS aharponed and er, 15 pc. cooking utensils, 40 pc. heat, hot water, stove and re $14,800 Vernon — 8 year old ranch In Coventry, built-in oven counters. Drapes at windows. bia; Robert McCann Sr., Taylor government, parks and recreation and service. Capitol Equipment, LARNER’S GARDEN Center, frigerator, garage if desired. Ref- shed, full cellar, oil hot water repaired, sales and service, pick open dally now, fresh horseradish dlnnerware, 24 pc. glassware set, ranch with 8 good sized and range, lake privileges, Bel Very clean. Now vacant. Price St., Talcottville; Mrs. Janet Juro- budgets. 38 Main Street, Manchester, MI 40 pc. silverware set. and range, erencesre qulred. Call MI 9-2896, heat, large lot 117x172, city Air Real Estate, MI 3-9332. $18,900 Glenn Robert* Agency. up and delivery Ice skates shatx 3-7958. and onion sets, seeds lime, fer 9-6 only. rooms. Close to elemen vaty, Andover; Stanley Majewski, On Tuesday. April 30, misoel- cned, precision ground. L % M vW/Vifr LAM Bstrr refrigerator and 21” T.V, tary schools. A good buy. water and sewerage, bus at MIR Realtors. MI 4-1521 Eve* tilizer. At Lamer's Farm Mar door. Asking $14,500. HOLLISTER STREET — New on 528-0794. 101 N. School St.; Kenneth Viara,| laneous budgets and revenues. Equipment Corporation, Route 8S, A-8 PT.WASNE ,IND. SCREENED LOAM for the beet In ket — also, fresh fruits, bananas, FREE FOUR ROOM apartment, second 99 St. John St.; Mrs. Anne Webb, The tentative list of workshopa TROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? Vernon, Conn. TR 6-7609. Manches- $14,900 East Hartford — 6 room market. Immaculate 6 room Co lawns from our screening plant and vegetables. MI 9-0074. Delivery, set-up, service k floor, automatic heat, domestic lonial bungalow, large sunny FIVE ROOM ranch, stone front, 411 N. Main St.; Richard Riley, ■was prepared by General Manager storage • ranch, good condition Maxwell Dr., Vernon; Kathleen Richard Martin. SHARPENINQ Service— Saws, Andover - Columbia. George Grlf- hot water residential, near shop Bolton — Vernon Rd. 24 acres rooms, natural woodwork. Bel plastered walls, 2 bedroom.*, din flng, Inc., 742-7886. throughout, nlc* lot, close Kape, 122 Walker St.; Theunes 24-Hour Answering Service ^ knives, axes, shears. akatea GILBERT’S of ping, parking. Phone MI 8-2171, to schools and bus, city ol land, one 8 room house, one Air Real Estate, MI 3-9332. ing room, fireplace, ceramic tile Fertilizers 50-A 9-6:80 p.m. 6 room house and one 3 room bath, aluminum awnings extra*. Cooper, Coventry. rotary blades. Quick service. Capi Moving— Trucking— DARK, RICH loam for aale, Wil NEW BRITAIN water and sewers, taxes tol Ejquipraent Oo-, 88 Main St., Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 Known for complete satisfaction cottage, 3 garages, 6-horse FOUR BEDROOM 8 room Dutch Owner MI 9-1434. ADMITTE:D YESTERDAY liam F. Steele k Son.' Tel. FARM LOAM—Top quality, big FOUR ROOM {ipartment, fine con only $194 per year. Ex Cjolonial, centrally located, 12th Circuit Free to Herald Readers Manchester. Hours dally 7-8. Storage 20 SINCE 1866 cellent value for the first stable and other buildings. Paul Brame, 118 Hollister St.; DENTAL ASSIS’TANT — Experi DRIVING INSTRUCTOR, insur 649-7842. five yard loqd, $12. Also cow dition, location very good nice Wonderful location. Builders $17,500. Philbrlck Agency, MI 42 COURTLAND ST, — Compact Mrs. Lena Leone, East Hartford; Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-i. MI enced preferred. Write to Box F. It Stanley St. BA 5-7778 yard, Write Box Y, 'Herald.' home buyer. 3-7958 THE AUSTIN A, C5IAMBERS (X). ance salesman, assistant man manure. Columbia 228-9828, after Open every night ’till 9:00 take notice. Beautiful home 9-8464. 5 room* on one floor, garage, Mrs. Ethel Jones, 281 Center St.; Want lafMinntioa on one of our classified adverUacmenta f No Moving, packmg. storage, local Herald, stating background and 6 p.m. owner, 649-2765, G)urt Cases ager, photographer, civil sngl- FLUORESCENT lighting fixtures, Sat. 'til 6 ;30 $16,900 Windsor Locks — 7 year sites on this property. $35,000. Leon Remkiewicz, 19 Baker Rd., answer at the telephone listed T Simply call the and long distance Agents for qualifications. UNFURNISHED 6 room apart MANCHESTER — 7 room home STEPS, SIDEWALKS. stone neer, stockman, salesperson, fac 100, 16. each. Call Ml 9-0736. Wlllowbrook Shopping Center ment, all conveniences, $150 a old 6 room ranch, all good Vernon; Mrs. Clara Gottschalk, 59 walls, fireplaces, flaigstone ter Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., world tory workers, valet, service sta close to shopping, schools and BOOKKEEPER, General Motors month. No children. May be seed sized rooms, large wooded Business opportunity — Pack bus, attached garage with patio, Woodland St.; Arline Clifford, 48 MANCHESTER SESSION races. All concrete repairs. wide movers. Free estimates MI tion attendant, locker room at WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia, 1962 Household Good* B1 9-6, 124 E. Center Street. lot, carport, 2 full baths, Charter Rd., Rock'ville; .Mrs. Doro- MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE Reasonably priced. MI 3-0796. 3-5187 experience helpful but not neces tendant, golf course worker, con age store, owner operated, huge kitchen, dining room, liv A Cambridge. Mass., Arm today sary. Some typing. Apply Office edition, 20 volumes, worth' 2146, TWO LARGE chairs and wie rock full basement, oil hot restaurant and 4 room apart ing room and den, fireplace, 2 Bolton Area they Hager, 12 Diane Dr.; Alton forfeited a $690 bond posted by struction laborer, tire changer, wUl sell $76. Box H, Herald. er. Excellent condition. 640-9669. water heat, city water and Taylor. Coventry; Richard Chau- 649-0500 TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and Manager, Bourne-Buick, Inc., guard, porter, landscape garden FOR SALE—Used furniture, MI ment rented at $300 monthly. full baths, aluminum combina- one of its truck drivers ft>r dri'riiW Painting— Papering 21 285 Main Street, Manchester. FOUR ROOM apartment. Tel MI sewer. Close to express 490 foot frontage on main tons, oil hot water heat. Reduced vin. Wapping; Ernest Brown, 87 an overweight motor ■veMirie. iTO lot clearing. Frank C. Noble, MI ers, donut maker, mshwasher. EXCELLENT USED set of Ency 8-7449. 8-7980. way, 10 minute* from School St.; Mrs. Bertha Wood, 120 and leave your message. You'll hear from oar adveiHaer In ttg 9-6053. Many of the above will be train clopedia Brltannlca for sale. B a x highway, 20 minute.s from to $18,000. Robert Wolverton, TWO FAMILY one appeared in court today to an EXTERIOR and Interior painting. TYPIST -CLERK to do diversified Hartford. An excellent Manchester. Asking $49,500 Realtor, 849-2813, 643-4548, Woodland St.; Mrs. Florence Wil swer to the charge. time without spending all evening at the Mepfaone. office work. Pleasant low pres ed. Apply Conn, State Employ E. Herald. Three Rooms New FOUR ROOM apartment avail buy! kie, 82 Llnnmore Dr.; Mrs. Mary LANDSCAPING — Lawns cleaned Paperhanging, ceilings wallpaper STOVE, GAS and oil combination, The case stemmed from a March books on request Fully Insured. sure office of Rockville manu ment Service, 806 Main Street, able April 21 or after. Please call Churilla, 82 Foxcroft Dr.; Miss and fertilized, grass cut, shnibs Manchester. SNOWBLOWER 18” Craftsman, good for cottage. Call MI 8-8665. Guaranteed Furniture 648-1946. ' $18,6(X) East Hartford — 6 room PITKIN STREET—Eight room 18 arrest, by State Potlce, at pruned; fertilizer and nursery Call Edward R. Price, MI 9-1003 facturer. New IBM typewriter. used once. Terrific buy. Moving. colonial on corner lot. Four good 6-4. Separate heat, $76 month Joan Brown, Hartford; Ernest Lost and Found Phone 875-3385 in Rockville. Cape, 2 full bath* with FRANK MO'TT Frederick Doucette, 41, of Cam Automobiles For Sale 1 stock at reasonable prices. Call PART-TIME — JANITOR, morn Evenings MI 9-2882. VENETIAN BLINDS, picture $299 3% ROOM APARTMENT. In bedrooms, four rooms dov/n in ly income from 4 room*. 8/4 Rotberg, Willimantic: Sharon Kee bridge, who was dri'ving a trao* EXTERIOR AND interior palnUng, shower stall, full shed nan, 202 Hollister St.; Miss Mar 528-1782. ings. Call General Service. Inc., window 50x48, and two 28x48, like clude* stove, refrigerator, 'heat, dormer, vestibule, fire clude heated sun room. Rec room tor trailer truck through Unloa LOST — BILLFOLD containing 1956 FORD, standard shift, V-8, Wallpaper books. Pap)erhanglng. SUMMER AT Cape Cod — Women GAS HOT air furnace, like new, 8 in basement 00% completed. Ex acre well landscaped lot, garet Farrell, 102 Ha-wthorne St.; sum of money, no identification. MI 9-5334. new, reasonable. Phone MI 'hot water, and parking. $105 place, combination win 643-5658 with excessive weight of UJIOO fair condition, best offer. Ml LAWNS — RAKING, rolling and Ceilings. Floors. Fully Insured and college girls for waitresses years old, 160,000 B.T.U., extra 3-4822. 10 pc. Storflre bedroom group cellent condition throughout. T. greenhouse, large garden Mrs. Antoinette Dent, 298 E. Mid Reward. 643-9236. 9-0409., and cleaning cottages at Cape monthly. Manchester Garden dows. large wooded lot, pounds. He posted the bend for mowing by dependable adults. workmansh^ guaranteed. Leo PART • TIME — Floor waxer*, large blower; also, gas hot water Apartment*, MI 3-7926. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. space, trees. For immediate dle Tpke.; George Jessop Jr., 74 MI 9-2425 or MI 9-6963. Pelletier, MI 9-6326 If no answer, Cod. Board, room and salary. No 21 pc. dinette ensemble desirable location, one the Keith Fulton k Sana Nte., LOST — BLACK and brown Bas nights. Call General Service Inc., heater, Insulated, white enamel ALBERT’S EASTER SALE! sale only $18,500. Ferguson Rd.; Louis Vezina, Cov Cambridge, Mass. 1952 PACKARD, 2-door, radio and call Ml 3-9048. small children. Time off for the MI 9-5334. block to bus. BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Cape, sett hound, answers to ''Rocky.” Jacket, like new. Both for $75. 1, 2, OR 3 YEARS TO PAYl 12 pc. convertible llidng room THREE ROOMS, stove and re RANCjH, 6 LARGE rooms, 8 bed entry. Judge :^rislaus J. Monkieiwfca heater, automatic, $50 Call MI beach. Apply Burton Rice In Inquire Woodland Gardens, 108 frigerator, all utilities. Ideal for plus recreation room, offers Finder please call M3 9-7197 af 3-0779. GARDENS PLOWED — Also, PAINTINQ AND paperhanging. surance Agency by calling START PAYING $18,700 Manchester — 6 year old rooms, fireplace, natural wood ADMITTED TODAY; Gudmun ordered the bond forfeiture. WANTED — Experienced carpet Woodland Street, Manchester. MI No money down. Instant credit. one person. Apply 196 Spruce 6 room Colonial, 1% privacy and convenience, back ter 4. wheel harrowing done. MI 9-5096. Good clean workmanship at rea 643-0541. mechanic. Must have references IN JUNE work and kitchen cabinets, heat Lowoll, Andover; Sharon Bab A bond forfeiture of $56 warn 1962 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 3-8474. Free delivery, free lay away Street. baths, fireplace, combina yard fully fenced, new knotty LAWRENCE F. FIANO cock, 32 Marshall Rd.; John Pou- sonable rates 30 years in Man and own tools. Year ’round em 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ed basement, attached garage, pine kitchen, walking distance to ordered against Wilbur Morton, 88, Convertible, full transistor radio, BROKEN WINDOWS repaired, chester Raymond Fisks. MI CATALOG FREE. I’ll send you $9.36 MONTHLY plan. tion ■windows, shaded lot, excellent condition, $19,500. Phil- tre, 51 Summit St. of Raritan, N.J., for driving ployment. Good pay. Excellent TOBACCO CLOTH — Prevents excellent location, near schools, shopping, bus line. New Realtor MI 8-2766 Announcements heater, whitewalls, bucket seats, immediate service, lowest cost 9-9237. 276-page Popular Club catalog. benefits. Apply Mr. Turgeon, new lawn waiihouts, protects ber Brand New 'TWO ROOM apartment, 149 Oak brick Agency, MI 9-8464. BIRTHS SATURDAY: Twin overweight motor ■vehicle. Ite al automatic transmission, red with an.vwhere. Lowest prices on mir- — ------shopping, bus and school*. ly redecorated. $14,600 MI 9-2200. Let your friends shop from it. Carpet Department, Watkins ry bushes, fruit trees, etc. Acme Bedroom Living Roor, Dinette, NORMAN’S, INC. land Street. 649-5229, 9-6. (jharles Nicholson PI 2-6364 daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred so failed to appear in oouit to one INCOME TAXES prepared In your white top. Excellept condition. rors, table and desk tops. Call EXTERIOR and interior' painting Then you pick $25 and more in Rugs, Lamps, Table,’ Dishes, Complete city utilities. SEVEN ROOM split, 1% baths, $16,900 — FIVE YEAR old 6 Keeney, 490 Keeney St.; a son to swer to the charge. home or by appointment. EJcper- "VrvilQ oc»»v« r« OQO.OmO Ofl-TlPpaperhanging, f H fl FI Cl H C U7a11nanxxvi wallpaper remov Brothers, 935 Main Street, Man Burlap Bag Co., Hartford 622- Furniture Warehouse family room, garage, choice lo 12,000 original miles. Financing YoUr Classman, 289-2019. free items. Alice Williams, Popu chester. 3114. Silverware and other accessories. Don’t miss this one. room ranch, bu* line. $17,900 — Mr. amd Mrs. Dean Gates, 258 The Solvents Recovery Servloe, ienced tax work. 24 hour service. available. 649-0500. ed, ceilings, fully Insured. Call lar Club Plan, Dept. G801, Lyn- EVERYTHING $288 cation, $23,900, Philbrlck Agency, LIGHT TRUCKING — Attics, cel- 196 Forest cor. Pins Street, Furnished Apartment* 63-A $22,500 East Hartford — 7 room Sparkling 6 r.oom Cape, 1% Oak St.; a daughter to Mr. and Inc., of Southington, received a CaU M3 8-4723. George Ouiliette, MI 9-1251. brook New York. WANTED — Automobile me FORD PICKUP, good condition, 8 ROOMS FURNITURE MI 9-8464. fine of $30 for an overwrigM mo lars, garages, yards cleaned MI Manchester ranch, ceramic bath, at baths. E. J. Carpenter Broker, Mrs. David Taylor. Werner Dr., chanic to work In General Motors heavy duty tires, etc. Cedar $10.16 MONTHLY PARTIALLY FURNISHED 4 849-9152. ELLINGTON — An oversized Rockville. tor vehicle on a highww. A INCOME TAX returns prepared by 9-6315. COMPLETE PAINTING and deco- PART . TIME openings for cash- tached garage. 2 ' flre- COMPACT RAN (^ — 2 blocks dealership. Apply In person to clothesline poles, many sizes. MI Brand New Open daily 9-6, Saturday 9-6 room apartment all utilities Cape that , can grow with you company official pleaded guElty to auditor. Business and individual. Gorman Motor Sales, Inc. rating service, interior-exterior, ier, typist, salesperson, waitress, plailaces, brick front, on bus from Waddell School is this 3 with full dormer, 150x201 non BIRTH YESTERDAY: A son to 461 Main St., Manchestoi* LAWN MAINTENANCE — Rak Service Manager, Manchester 9-1353. Westlnghouse Refrigerator, Living paid, one block from Main St., SIX ROOM ranch, attached ga the charge today. Accountii^ services. Raymond fully guaranteed to your satis counter girl, mother’s helper, MI 9-9428 between 6-9 p.m. finele. bedroom ranch, full basement development lot. Materials to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Willian%, Girard. Ml 9-6008. MI 9-5301 ing. rolling, mowing, etc. Reason faction, with down to earth Motor Sales, 512 W. Center Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, with garage, comer lot, plenty of rage, bullt-ins, aluminum storms South Windsor. Raymond Bartholomew of WHJl- maid, day workers. Apply Conn. Street. Lamps, Tables, liishes. Silverware and screens. Large wooded lot. finish upstairs bath and 2 or 8 majitic was given his wtsh today able rates. Ray Hardy, MI 3-5541. prices, fully insured. Vick’s Boats and Accessories 46 THREE ROOM furnished apart $26,000 South Windsor — Beautiful trees. Top valu* for only $15,700. BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. FEDERAL INCOME taxes prepar State Employment Service, 806 and other accessories. 58 Croft Drive. By owner MI bedrooms included. Act quickly. as he pleaded guilty to an intoxi Painting & Decorating 529-8422, Main Street, Manchester. ment with bath, second floor, new, contemporary ranch T. J. Crockett, Realtor 643-1577. 4-8988. Gate* Agency, MI ’9-5552. and Mrs. Barry Noonan, 57 Saut ed with your savings in mind. The place to buy a better NOW IS the time to have your MI 9-5452. ROUTE SALESMAN, nursery BOAT. 18 FOOT, 1967 Thomson, EVBRYTHINO $860 Musical Instruments ■ 53 6 large rooms, plus recrea cation charge made by Rockville workers, butcher, cook, motel very clean. Heat and hot water. ters Rd.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Reasonable rates. Call M3 9-6246, used car at the'lowest lawn mowers sharpened and re offshore fisherman, 60 h.p. 1958 8 ROOMS FURNITURE tion room, 2 fireplaces, 2 ROdCLEDGE — Contemporary FORD STREET — 6 room Carl Henning, Wapping. police. paired, reel, rotary and hand AVON OFFERS Manchester manager, maintenance mechan Brand New WE ARE OPEN evenings till 9 No children. MI 8-7376. E. J. Bayles. price. PAINTINQ and wallpapering, wall Housewives; Immediate earnings E-vlnrude motor, 1967 Gator trail baths, 2-car garage, glass remch, cathedral celling, living frame house, near shopping, DISCHARGED S A T U R.- "I wouldn’t mind H I get K mowers Also do tune-ups and paper removed. Wallpaper books ic, upholsterer, carpenter, oil er. Marine head, navy top, com $14.74 MONTHLY p.m., Connecticut’s largest se room with fireplace, electric days in the ceH so that I con re in SPARE TIME! Free Training! burner man, auto mechanic, con lection of sheet music 'Thomas NEAR MAIN Street — 8 furnished sliding doors, patio, built- South Windsor schools, buses. All utilities. $12,- DAY: Michael Nickerson, 36 'Trout INCOME TAX returns prepared 1963 Chev. 2 Dr. Impala Hardtop, motor repairs. Pick-up and de on request. Ceilings. Free esti pletely equipped. Good condition. Westlnghouse Washing Machine, room* and bath, heat and hot lns, many extras. Value kitchen with bullt-ins, 8 bed cuperate,” Bartholamew toW tit* by former Internal Revenue liver. Expert workmanship. MI Territory near.your home! Over crete worker, painter, coimter organs. Ward Music Co. Hart 900. Joseph Barth Broker, Stream Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Irma loaded with extras. Auto., mates, Call Roger Ml 8J)938. 200 cosmetics, beauty aids and $1,500. MI 8-4046 Westlnghouse Refrigerator Bed water, no children. MI 9-4256. beyond compare. rooms, 2 baths, family room with 649-0320. Claric, Storrs; Thomas Robbins, judge. He had taken a cast att Agent in the convenience of your 9-7958. man, polisher, cutter, inspector, room, Living Room, iMnette, ford Rd. fireplace, attached garage, sun- $19,900 a recently fractured ankle and told Power Steering, Power PAINTING, paperhanging, floor household products! A continu Stony Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Dora home for Individual anq business. Brakes. Save machinist, lathe operator, weav 50 h.p. JOHNSON outboard, $476. Dishes, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, THREE ROOM furnished apart $27,900 Vernon — 3 year old 7 deck, wooded lot, $27,900. Phil- MANCHESTER — 8 room modem the court he couldn’t work ony- M3 9-8938. sanding, ceilings whitened. For ous flow of new products—Seen er, mold maker, and all types bedrexana and bath on second fireplace, dining room 3 »unny “THREE BEDROOM ranch, 1% Dutch elm diseases. ALWAYS A good supply of used dition. $945.00 HARDWOOD FLOORS -- laid Street, Manchester. and used furniture, china, glam . Apartment BuUdings flooi. Recreation room with fire "Two bedrooms, 19x12 and 15x12, gess, 39 Hudson St.; Mrs. Laura ager, Montgomery Ward Catalog 1x10” Pine Sheathing, 6000’ Lots Oliver, picture frames and old bedrooms, 1% baths,' oil hot baths, near bus, walk-out base The department’s work so for Chevrolets and Fords. $895 and 1959 Cadillac 4 Dr. Hardtop ALTERATIONS, repairs, roofing, sanded, refiniahed. Call MI NOTICE For Sale 69 place in basement. Attached water heat. For appointment call ment, family room, high mort with tile bath stall shower cai Perland, Vernon Ave., Rockville; 9-4920. WANTED — ALL 'round presser Store, 269 W. Middle Turnpike, $94.00 Per M' otrini, d d doUa and guns, bobby this spring has also included down, at Center Motors 634 Cen Full power. Radio and Heat porches, and garages. Call Russ Manchester. The following abandoned oars double garage.. Aluminum siding. Robert Wolverton, Realtor, MI gage, four years old, clean as second floor. Exceptional closet Antonio Leojie, 165 Birch St.; John ter Street, MI 31591. Financing for new dry cleaning store. Must eoUectiooe, attic contenta or whole SIX UNIT apartment house in A-l Central location $29,000. Phll- 9-2813. new, $17,9(K), Ray Holcombe, simee. Priced to attract interest Reid, 137 Parker St.; WUliam Pow stocking the Globe Hollow pond er. A real sharp one, $2,395.00 Atkins, Builder, MI 3-0411, Handsplit Bam Shakes will be sold at Public Auction to eototee. Furniture Repair Service, condition, excellent return on In ______..... ______be able to finish silks. Full or farlck Agenev, Mi 9-8464 at $16,300. Call 843-4816 evenings with, sunfiah and perch, he said. arranged regardless of price wilh $11.98 Per Sq. the highest bidder on Sat., April TalcottvUe, Oonn. TeL Ml 3-744$. Realtor, MI 4-1285. ers, 98 Lenox St.; Mrs. Ann Twib- average credit. 1959 Studebaker Lark 2 Dr. Sedan , ALTERATIONS .— Roofing, gut- Mortgages 31 part time. Ml 4-8353. Help Wanted— vestment. Mortgwe available, and weriiends to inspect. The town recreation department 13, at 1 p.m. on the premises. centrally located. Imilbrlck Agen le, 14 Arch St.; Charles Suntava, Standard 6 cyl, with Heater. I ters, repairs, porch enclosures. -4 Male or Female 37 CASH 'N CARRY SB3VEN ROOM home, 2-car gar HOME AND Income or office and 366 Hackmatack St.; Mrs. Fran plans to conduct a fish l^ deity 1960 WHITE PLYMOliTH'Tdoor, SECOND mortgages — Unlimited EXPERIENCED Painters wanted. '54 Ford U4SF124746 cy, MI 9-8464. BOLTON CENTER at the pond later this month. $695.00' Hatchway.s built --Jand ------repaired. NOBODY — BUT NOBODY — Rooms Without Board 69 age, located on an acre of wood income—Main Street location, 2 ces Stawi'eki, 26 Prospect St., Rock Standard shift, excellent condi funds available for second mort Work located between Manches PART-TIME executive secretary. '61 Chrysler 7172566 ed land including three building large 3 room apartments, 2'car MurpHey says park department All kinds of carpentry - - dorm gages, payments to suit your UNDERSELLS NATIONAL Lots For Sale 73 ville; Philip Angell, 6 Church St., tion, $1,200 or best offer Call 1959 Mercury Station Wagon 9 ter and Glastonbury. Inquire 44 Mostly public relations and In '66 01d.smoblle 568L8370 FURNISHED ROOM for genUe- lota, close to schools, shopping Enormous custom 5 room garage, $28,900. MI 4-0238. is Installing players’ benches at 289-7146. ers, additions and garages built. budget. Expedient service. J. D. Bayberry Road, Glastonbury. '66 Ford M6ST149136 Business Property For Sale 70 Vemoo; Mrs. Marion Franklin, 33 Pass, fladio, Heater, Auto Call J. Charis, MI 9-0722. Realty, Ml 3-5129. ternal communications for the NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. man, heat, Ughte private en and transportation, $18,400. com- ranch, breezeway and garage, WYLLYS ST. — Extraordinary Phoenix St., Vernon; John Praher, the Little League baseball fields matic, Power Steering. Pow Call 633-7765 between 5-6 p.m. Manchester Education Associa '60 Ford trance, parking. Eveninga MI glete.^ Philbrlck Agency, MI quality construction through MOVE RIGHT IN — Brick Cape, at Waddell, 'Verplanck and Buck- PL'mOUTH ■ 1958 SAVOY 4-door, 381 State Street, Home made trailer so. WINDSOR — bustneee zone, 4 bedroom* 1% baths, fireplace, single lot, 240 foot frontage i d 83 Starkweather St.; Mrs. Jean er Brakes. Only $995.00 Roofing— Siding 16 BESET BY BILLS? Let Ug help tion. Send application stating North Haven, Ccnmectlcut $-3816; Days PI 3-6384 120’ front on busy Route 30 la out. Many fin* features, com 3-7444. Simmon*. Bast Hartford; Mrs. Bar land Schools, at the West Side white, V-8 automatic transmis qualifications to Box C, Herald. '56 Mercury 66ME66026M plaster walla, screened porch, ga baseball field and at the Karcey sion, radio, heater, power brakes, 1958 Ford 2 Dr. you to a fresh start by consoli ' 248-2147 Wapping Center. Depth 380’. MANCHESTEft — New 6 room parable neighborhood. bara Nerz and daughter, 13 Sum ALL TYPES of roofs repaired or dating the many debts that de ’62 Plymouth 15546701^ 130 CHARTER OAK ST. — fur rage, shaded lot, excellent value 'THREE BUILDING lots, prime St. School alumni field. excellent condition, low mileage. 6 cyl. Standard. Radio Heat Brick 2-family has many possible brick ranch built-ins 14x20 living at $15,900. Warren E. Howland, mit St.; Mrs. Margaret Lahda and replaced, specializing in Bonded mand your attention into one OPENING FOR Situations Wanted— Parkway Service Center nished .rooms, living room and uses. Plot will accommodate ex location, AA zone, Philbrlck The department maintoina MB May be seen at 73 Scarborough er, $595.00 896 Tolland Tpke., Manchester room with fireplace, half acre lot, Realtor-Trader 643-1108. son, 5 Ridgewood St.; Mrs. Judith Road. built-up and ■ ■ shingle roofing. easily paid monthly obligation. kitchen privileges. Qentlemer. pansion. 'Tremendous investment Agency, MI 9-8464. acres of land, including the EXPERIENCED MEN Male 39 preferred. Inquire at Oiarter reasonably priced. Hayes Agency, LAWRENCE F. FIANO Provencher and son, 14 Spruce St., 1967 Volvo Sedan Coughlin Roofing Co,, Manches $2,000 requires only $44.50 per 120 growth pjtential. Ray g. Hol MI 8-4808. J J. BOLTON — 6 room Cape, over Rockville: Mrs. Grace Demers and grounds at all public parks and ter, MI 3-7707. month including repayment. If HANDICAPPED High School boy Oak Street or phone M| 9-80S8. TALCOTTVILLE — Beautifully those of 10 public bulldihgi, os Radio and Heater 2 Dr. NOTICE combe, Realtorr MI 4-1386. Realtor MI 3-2766 size 3-car cinder block garage situated lot approximately daughter, 69 Croft Dr.; Mrs. Lee 1960 PONTIAC WAGON, fully you have property .equity, con IN TIRE, BRAKE would like to do typing at home. well as 20 ball fields. ' $695.00 A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, Proposals for drilling a well at ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room, gen TANNER STREET — Bowers with lubrication pit, loft storage. 121x174, water, near stores, Bums and son, 17 Bolton Rd., Ver equipped, $1,595, Call MI '9-4100.'' tact Frank Burke, Connecticut Call 649-9860 anytime. Charles Nicholson PI $-6864 Bel Air Real Estate, MJ 3-9332. non; Mrs. Denise Rzewuski and 1957 Cadillac 2 Dr. Hardtop painting. Carpent^ Altwatlons Mortgage Exchange, 16 Lewis AND FRONT END DEPTS. the site of the proposed Jtmlor- SEPTIC TANKS tleman, riiower-bath, private en Land For Sale 71 Scho(ri area. 7 room Oedonial, 8 schools, $3,000. Reynold* Agency, Senlor High School, Brandy St., twin oiaed bedrooms, garage, daughter, Loehr Rd., Rockville; 1959 RENAULT DAUPHINE. Radio and Heater. Automa and additions. Ceilings. Workman St., Hartford. 246-88OT. AND trance, parking. Inquire 1$6 SO. WINDSOR — Minutes to Hart 236-8568, 521-0528. ship guaranteed. 299 Autunm St. Dogs— Birds— Pet* 41 Bolton, Connecticut, will be re Spruce St. EAST WINDSOR — Located on 4%% mortgage, only $18,900. Mrs. Rosemary Checkers and radio, heater, whitewall tires, tic, Power Steering, Power Excellent opportunity COLONIAL—LARGE living room, ford from this 6 room ranch WOMAN TO do plain cooking and of good character. Good Salary Dated at Andover, Oonn., this Etc. Complete Households of Fine Furnishing*. $16,900. 4 ^ % mewteage ^ .7 1 r. Conn. basement with hatchway. Com Oak St. — 5-5, $20,000. Wanted— Real ^ftate 77 mission, a Republican ocheduled kin aaye the board at tax revtow and heatsr, priced to sell. 1959 FORD PICKUP, excellent Storage e«|-7M condition. Will take older pickup 20 kitchen work in Rest Home. $60 and a chance for quick advance 8th day of April 196?. iuUHON — ROUTE 88, 4 room monthly, Corltoa W. Wut^ins, bination storma. Attadied ga to be ^tpolnted tomorrow by the set a $69,162 sieeameiit on ^ We wiU call without obli^tion— Please rail iqtartment, with heat, eoU MI T. J. CROCKE'rr, Realtor WANTED — By private party, 8-6 in trade. Call PI 2-7676. MANCHESTER Package DeUvery, a week, live In. Six days a week, ment. Apply the Treat Shoime, T. C. Wright Ml 9-6122, Multiple lilting. rage. Picket fence,, with roaes, room older single home or > board of directors wll] ^complete land and a $217,680 SMisanimt eti leeo CORVETTE Convertible and Wednesdays off. TR 5-3141. Route 83, Talcottville. ae$46, between 6-8 p.m. the CRC membermp. Atiy. San Light truckmg and package dellv- J. Cuyler Hutdilnson . . I . . . - lUace, laurel and other peren- Ml 3-1577 family. Phone MI 9-4983. the building, and later raised tha HerdUp. white with re^trim, au- Percy B. Cook 4% ‘'A-$88A0 MONTHLY. Attroo- MANCHESTER — T room split nials. City water. Interior new- ford J; Plepler is ch^rman. land assessment to $78,184. ary. Refrigeratoia, waobers and HOUSEKEEPER for family of ROBERT M. REID ft SON, ftudioRMrt FOUR ROOM apartment, heat; - tive S-bedroom ranch, aluminum tim tllD iWMieinission, eKCMlent I960 FORD F-860. rtek-up with stove moving opeclalty. Fblding CARPEINTER, working foreman, Selectmen level, 1% baths, rec room, gar- ly decorated. Price $14,800 Mrs. BOWERS' SCHOOL Area — 7 WISH SOMEONE to ttandie youJ Arawana HlUs Is appealing to KeesonaMe. NB’OSBS. ntiUty body, MI 4-1989. three, live In. Phone 640-4048 af top man, top wageo. Box a . JOl MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.— MI 9-7770 hot water, gas for cooking. Elec- otqpia, cellar, . omooite . drive, age ^ e r e d patio half acre qC Devlnetz 628-0794. Glenn Roberts room Cjape, full shed dormer, 1% real eetote? Coll me at Ml 9-OSai Nearly 80 per cent of the na the Hartford Court of CWwaafi chair* for rent. MI 9-Om. ter 6:30. EBowcM’th lb Oovi*, W e refrtgscator and go# stove. trdM. Only 912,900. d v lto n W. Herald. Tbwn Cleifc w m egzounds. Hayeg Agency, Agency, MLS Realtor. MI baths, garage, fireplace, many for prompt and oourteoua oarrlea tion’s fatal auto oreldenta Invtrive Pleoa to zeduoa both oatoto Pleaee c A MI 8-7787, i-7 p.m. ’ Hutdilns, Koaltor, iq 9-ntt. extras. (Wner MI 9-1796. Joeepb Barth, Broker. drinking drivers. molts, 4 i V ■ r > 'S ,1.-.^
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.H ie Chapman Joy- Circle of The Womens Fellowship of the The Manbheater Civtc Orchea- Frances Herron Ooundl, Pyth 'North Methodist Church will meet Presbyterian Church will meet to. tra will rehearse tonight at 7:30 ian Sunshine' OIrts, wUl meat to 2^ Asfiemblymen ^ About Town Wedneaday at 2 p.m. at the night at 8 at the church. The Rev. in the band room at Mancheater night at 6:80 at iCstnorial Hall, church. Hostesses #il1 be Mrs. and Mrs. Donald C. Charles of High School. Main St. A. new menilMr wIB be Back Equalized REMODEL wm. ROSSETTO , m ro MuMihMter itu^enta arc Clement Lewis, Mis. Axel John Hartford will speak. Refresh obligated. Bathrooms remodeled, ree rooms, kUckeB oaUnols ■'nimlna ts|% | SiamlMn of the atudent senate.at son and Mrs. Erma Mstson. ments will be served. The executive board of the Grand List Bill noftnlehed rooms eompleted. oto. tiM . Ualveralty ot Connecticut, Womens Fellowship' of Second The VFW Auxiliary will nomin 0torra. Mias ^itabeth Gartaide, The Womens Christian Temper The American Legion will meet ate and elect officers at its meet Congregational Church will meet R^. Paul Groobert of Man- diu#hter ot Vti. and Mrs. Irvin W. ance Union will meet tomorrow tomorrow at 8:15 at the Legion tonight at 8 Ih the church parlor. ing tomorrow at 7:30 pjn. at the Qiutlide,, 24« W. High St., is at 10:30 a.m. at South Methodist Home. post home. obester haa notified Froderiek C- ROSSETTO l^ io tn o re senator, and Gerald Church to sew for patients in vet Immaculate Conception Mothers Naaatff, president ' of to t Man CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ^f^lach, son of. Mr. and Mrs. erans hospitals. A potluck will Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor Memorial Temple, Pythian Bis Circle will meet Wednesday at 8 chester CSuunber of Commerce, IToward H. Wallaeh, 116 Bretton be served at noon. There will be a of Emanuel Lutheran Church, will ters, -will meet tomorrow et 8 p.m. p.m. at the home of Mrs. 'Thomas 58 DELMOOT ST,—MI 9-0808 Rd., Is jwtior senator. business meeting at 2 p.m. Host spealc on "Symbolism" tomorrow at Odd Fellows Hall. Refreshments that he will "do everything in my Albro, 50 Winter St. esses will be Mrs. Clarence Jay- at 8 p.m. at a meeting of Phebe will be served. power” to work toward paMage BnlMers and Osocral Contractors The Manchester Ski Club and cox and Mrs. Ellen Starkweather. Circle at Luther Hall. Mrs. Gil of the equalised grand list bill for The Disabled American 'Vet Residential and Industrial OoustroottOB Manchester Travel Service will bert Wright will lead devotions. Roger W. Turkington, son of Mr.| education. , •o-aponsor . the showing of two The Silk City Singers, Manches Mrs. Hugo Carlson, Mrs. A m e erans will meet, nominate and Rep. Groobert replied to Nas- elect officers tomorrow at 7:30 and Mrs. William J. Turkington, akl movies tomorrow at 8 p.m. at ter Chapter at SPEIBSQSA, will Gustafson and Mrs. Walter Hol 28 Bigelow St., will intern in medi aUTs letter from the chamber land will serve as hostesses. p.m. at the American Legdon the Army Navy Club. "Swiss on meet tonight at 8 at Bunce School, cine at Duka Hospital, Durham, which said the chamber's board of White," furnished by the Swiss A ir Olcott St. Men of Manchester and Home. A dinner" will be served af directors favors the bill, now pend ter the business meeting. N.C. A fourth year student at Lines, sad "Ski” from Pan Amer surrounding areas. Interested in Forty-six members and guests Harvard Medical School, he re ing in the state Legislature. ican A ir Lines, a color and sound four-part harmony barbershop of the Manchester Hammond Or ceived a B.A, degree in 1950 from Rep. Groobert says the other Mm. Admission is free. Children style singing, are invited. Formal gan Society were guests of the "One Hour at the Cross" will be Manchester represemative, Steve theme of a meeting of the Home Wesleyan University, Middletown. are Invited. voice or music training is not re New London Chapter Saturday He is married to Maria Eckhardt Cavagnaro, will also give the bill quired. Leagrue of the Salvation Army to night. William Dalton, radio, tele Turkington. "his unqualified eupport." vision and recording artist, gave morrow at 2 p.m. at Memorial He says, " I wish to call to your Hall. Hostesses will be M.rs. Lu Robert Calder, scm of Mr. and a two-hour recital. The Rotary Club will meet to attention and to the attention of Mrs. Lyman R. Smith, 37 Welling cille Richardspn, Mrs. Ida Ogden the chamber that there appears to and Mrs. Nina Metcalfe. morrow at 6:30 p.m. at the Man ton Rd., was recently elected The Lucy Spencer Group, Sec chester Country Club. A speaker be a movement afoot to delay not president of the United Student ond Congregational Church, will will discmss ^e budgrt of toe only the proposal of the much- LECLERC meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the The executive board of the Jun ne^ed medical and dental school Association at the University of Manchester Board of Education. FUNERAL HOME Connecticut, where he Is a Junior. church. Mrs. George Borst and ior Century Club will meet to in our state, but also tlie passage He was also recently elected presi Mrs. Lou's Tuttle will head a re night at 8 at the home of Mrs. Aviation MEUShinist's Mate 3.C. of the equalized grand list pro FUNERAL dent of Lambda (^ i Alpha fra freshment committee. Allan Schubert, 17 Carman Rd. Gary T. McConnell, son of Mrs. posal which . . la based In part ternity. Mrs. Philip Hyde will be hostess. John E. Lindsey, 51 Breton Rd., is upon a survey made by the state SERVICE St. Bridget’s Rosary Society .serving with Fighter Squadron tax department. St. Margarets Circle, Daugh will sponsor a spaghetti supper Fireman Apprentice Gary C. 102. currently on temporary duty "I refer specifically to a resolu W A LTE R N. ters of Isabella, will meet tomor Wednesday, April 17, at 5:45 p.m. York, U.S. Navy, son of Mrs. Mary aboard the nuclear-powered attack tion proposed by Rep.i,rNoyes of T .TTf^T row at 8 p.m. at the K o f C Home. at St. Bridget’s Church hall. Mrs. York, 51 Seaman Circle, is serving aircraft , carrier USS Enterprise Farmington requesting an inves Director Michael Massaro, general crair- Bboard the anti-submarine warfare with the Sixth Fleet in toe Medi tigation of certain aspects of the XI Gamma Chapter, Beta Sigma man, will be assisted by Mrs. John aircraft carrier, USS Intrepid, cur- terranean. Tile squadron left Its medical-dental site at Farming- Call Ml 9-5869 Phi, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Boland. co-chauTnan. Reservations rentl.v participating in warfare home port of Norfolk, Va., in Fob- ton,” says Rep. Groobert. TOP VALUE M Main Street, Manchester at the home of Mrs. Harold are limited and will close Monday, training in the Caribbean. The • uary for toe seven-month assign "Unfortunately, he haa seen fit Schuetz, 16 Thomas Dr. April 15. ship’s homeport is Norfolk, Va. ment. to make pact of his investigation the survey by the state tax de partment as it relates to the equal ized grand list. It la my feeling that it is his purpose and toe pur pose of othene In toe House, parti cularly the majority party of the House, to not only kill toe medical- dental school, but also any equal ized grand list approaish to state aid to education." He asks that the chamber and "eveiy civic-minded citizen" sup port the equalized grand list and the proposed school.
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The Chapnun Joy Circle of The Womens Fellowship of the The Manchester Civic Orches Frances Herron OouticH. Pyth ilv W e n 13,985 Fair moat of taalgbt, olondy aad North Methodist Church will meet Presbyterian Church will meet to tra will rehearse tonight at 7:30 ian Sunshine Girls, wUl meet to eool by morulng. Law N to 88. night at 8 at the church. TheRev. in the band room at Manchester night at 6:80 at Memorial HaU. Member of tha Audit >*! J j)0|it Town Wednesday at J p.m. at the R EM O D EL ^ R O S S ET T O Doroan o f OIranlatlon Ooudy aad eooler Wednasday. Higb church. Hosteases will be Mss. and Mrs. Donald C. Chariqs of High School. Main B t A now incMber will be B ^ k Hartford will speak. Refresh obUgwted. Batliroonu ramodeled, m o toema, IdWhen i near N. T m lUaebMiUr >»tudenU art Clement Lewis, Mrs. Axel John ~ roouM cempletad. ete. ManchoBter-^A City o f VUhtge Charm son and Mrs. Erma Mason. ments will be served. The executive board of the G ted tist BiU of Uw otudent aeiuite at The VFW AuxUlary wlU nomin Vmvoratty of ConnecUcut, Womens Fellowship of Second The American Legion will meet ate and elect offtcefa at Its meet 'TOL. LXXXn, NO. 161 (Six t e e n pag es) ■ s «. IClM laiaabeth Oartaido, The Womens Christian Temper Congregational Church will meet Rep. Paul Groobert of Man- MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1963 (Classified Advertising on Pago 14) htor of Mr. and Mra. Irvin W. ance Union will meet tomorrow tomorrow at 8:15 at the Legion tonight at 8 in the church parlor. ing tomorrow et 7:80 pjn. at the PRICE SEVEN CENlla Home. port hmne. otoeeter.baa nottfiod'Fredoriek Q. ROSSETTO 14« W. High St., la at 10:30 a.m. at South Methodist CONSTRUCTION COMPANY at^iomoro aonator, and Gerald Church to sew for patients in vet N aulff, president of tha Man- Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor Immaculate Conception Mothers Memorial Temple, Pythian Bis vnaUach, aon of. Mr. and Mrs. erans hospitals. A potluck wUl Circle will meet Wednesday at 8 cherter Oiamber of Commerfie, be served at noon. There will be a of Emanuel Lutheran Church, will ters, -will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. 58 DELMONT ST^MI 9-0S08 Moward H. Wallaeh, 116 Bretton spealc on "Symbolism” tomorrow p.m. at the home of Mrs. Thomas at Odd Fellowa Hall. Refrertunents tliat he v^ll “do everything in my Rusk Sees State News Jtd.i M junior senator. business meeting at 2 p.m. Host Albro, 50 Winter St. esses will be Mrs. Clarence Jay- at 8 p.m. at a meeting of Phebe will be served. power" to work toward paseage BnUdera and General Oontrautova Liberals Lack cox and Mrs. Ellen Starkweather. Circle at Luther Hall. Mrs. Gil of the equalised grand list biU for Residential and Industrial Oenatraotlan H m Manchaater Ski Club and The Disabled American Vet education. •fanabMter Travel Service will bert Wright will lead devotions. Roger W. Turklngton, son of W orst Over Roundup The Silk City Singers, Manches Mrs. Hugo Carlson, Mrs. Ame erans will meet, nominate and and Mrs, William J. Turklngton. Rep. Groobert ropUed to Nas- 0 O.s|>onBor the showing of two elect officers tomorrow at 7:30 sUfs letter from the ohamber ter Qiapter erf SPEBSQSA. will Gustafson and Mrs. Walter Hol 28 Bigelow S t, will Intern in medi NATO Nuclear Plan M movies tomorrow at 8 p.m. at land will serve as hostesses. p.m. at the American Legion which said the chamber's board of the Anmy Navy Club. “ Swiss on meet tonight at 8 at Bunce School, cine at Duke Hospital, Durham, Clear Margin Home. A dinner’ will be served af directora favors the bill, now pend In Vietnam ^(^ita," furnished by the Swiss Air Olcott St, Men of Manchester and N.C. A fourth year student at School Site Probe surrounding areas, Interested in Forty-six members and gpiests ter the business meeting. ing in the state Legislature. unes, and "Ski” from Pan Amer- Harvard Medical School, he re Rep. Groobert says the other tMw Air Lines, a color and sound four-part harmony barbershop of the Manchester Hammond Or ceived a BA, degree In 1959 from style singing, are Invited. Formal gan Society were guests of the "One Hour at the Cross” .will be Manchester representative, Steve TORONTO (AP)— Lester PARIS (A P )— U.S. Secre To Start Tonight Him. Admission is free. Children theme of a meeting of the Home Wesleyan University, Middletown. Cava^aro, win also give the bill hivited. voice or music training is not re New London Chapter Saturday He is married to Maria Elckhardt B. Pearson’s Liberals re- tary of State Dean Rusk said quired. / night. Wfliiam Dalton, radio, tele League of the Salvation Army to “his unqualified support” today the United States and morrow at 2 p.m. at Memorial Turklngton. He says, ‘T wish to call to your emerged today as Canada’s H A R T F O ^ (AP) — The vision and recording artist, gave leading political party, but South Viet Nam governments a two-hour recital, Hall. Hostesses will be Mrs. Lu attention and to the attention of General Assembly tonight Denounced by Reds The Rotary Club will meet to Robert Calder, son eaker be a movement afoot to delay not in the House of Commons. in their efforts to control tion into the price the state ton Rd., was recently elected only the proposal of the much- president of the United Student ond Congregational Church, will will discuss the budget of the Prime minister John G. Dlefen- Communist subversion in that has agreed to pay for a medi LECLERC meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the The executive board of the Jun Manchester Board of Education. needed medical and dental school baker, although in effect repudi Association at the University of ior Century Club will • meet to In our state, but also the passage Southeastern Asian country. cal-dental school site in Farm FUNERAL HOME Cnnor wears his nickname troubles. U.S. delegation heetdquartera. ; g o Info hso, thero aront enough usable C B M t t "Bull” with pride. Standing on a He has vowed to fill Birming OtHdUy MboM dewalk yelling for dogs to halt WASHINGTON tAPl—The Unit OOP ’ANGEL’ DIES i of Mters end numbers to keep pace. i r yon Ihrs in a ^rjneal bonss, ham’s Jail with integrationists. Vendor Pickets PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Jo egro demonstrations—his eyes ’'M s - "s ed States has asked the Soviet yon eonld eartly run out of ho6 Since racial demonstrations began Union to use its influence with seph N. Pew Jr., chairman ot the «flashing—he is one of Alabama’slast Wednesday, 66 Negroes have •nUIllERN MEW EH61AHD TEUPHONE water sevsral times a week. stormiest political figures. been Jailed. Step Aside for Communist North Vietnamese and board of Sun Oil Co. and longr Perk Cadets 79 n Pathet Lao forces to halt the time financial “angel” of ttie Now you eon haoe aU the het meSHStSiM Connor. 82, appears to be any mater you need at one time for He is an ardent segregatimiist fighting against the neutralist publican party, died today. Pew, and public safety commissioner at body's grandfather. He becomes army in Laos. 76, and his brother, J. Howard only 9} ^ a day. Think of tt— Cel Pak Veal SteiAsW 89L Birmingham, which finds Itself stem in the face of racial dlffl- Kennedy Pitch soly 9M i* a day! eultles. State Department officials dis Pew, directed Sun Oil stnoe the closed today that Wa.shington’s se death in 1912 of their father, Jo Yaa, thanks to Mobllhsat— He got his nickname because of By FRANK CORMIER rious concern has been conveyed seph N. Pew Sr., tiie founder. and an ofl-flred hot water heater A Spring song of beauty! the booming voice he used in an WASHINGTON (AP)—President directly to Moscow within the past flfoomet officials dealt with the D.C. Sta entation to Parliament by the oky troubleT” dium labor dispute, betv’ec” Viet Nam troops in the fighting ‘T m wlUing to go to jail,” said About a thousand, he was told. against neutralist troops on the British government. The text did dors and the franchised conces central Plaine des Jarres. not specify the number of the Blbbler. “ Just a thousand?” Connor won sionaires, with all the energy " I ’m Itching to go to jail,” the dered. “ And they had those pris Dispatches from Vientiane, missiles to be sold to Britain but normally reserved for strikes in officials said that as far as eon Mev. Ralph D. Abernathy told oners scattered In Jails all over volving basic industries. Laos' capital, indicate the Pathet aome 300 chanting Nenoes who now be seen It will be up to IW , south Georgia. The vendors, membars of the Lao campaign against neutralist attended a rally Monday night. Gen. Kong Le is aimed at giving depending on Britain’s oonstnio> W E GIVE “ We can handle that many and AFL-OIO Hotel and Restaurant Ninety-six Negroes have been more right here. I’ve got jails the Communists control of all Uon program. GREEN STAMPS Lost chance! Workers Union, withdrew their northern Laos. arrested since demonstrations be- these people haven’t heard of picket line 60 minutes before n last Wednesday. Of these, 66 yet.” game time. Whether or not that is the aim. RELEASED BT CUBA Eve been convicted of trespass- Connor’s white supremacist fer U.S. officials said the attacks MIAMI, Fla. (A P ) — Mina A short time latrt-. Rep. H. R. American skin divers aad an 25 EXTRA STAMPS after wartilng and sentenced vor attracted national attention In Gross, R-Iowa, Issued a litetement could endanger' the 14-natlon Ge te 180 days in Jail and fined H00 1648 when he stalked out of the neva accord which guaranteed the American mUslonary *nrdtd a l MORIARTY «Wi jack Md wwy pwikm saying Wlrtz requested removal ot Homestead Air Foroo Bose to* t4 mj aach. Democratic National Convention the pickets in response to a “ royal neutrality of Laos after the little . Oaass against til others arrested In Philadelphia, leading half the Southeast Aslan kingdom's bitter day after serving time In On* decree.” Gross said the Presi civ il, war. ban Jalbt. The Pan AiMrtanB BROTHERS HEALTH AIDS • BEAUTY AIDS hi racial demonstraUons were sent Alabama delegation after debate dent’s action "demonstrates his to Federal Court. They claimed on a civil rights plank In the par callous disregard of the rank and How effective Soviet efforta to World Airways DC t ihad tffir teds th^WiHMsdiqr Mllrt! their. etvU rights were violated in ty platform. file union members.” halt the fighting may be remains brought thorn front iJivnan aJan M l 3 -5 1 3 5 Left to rigirt are Gregory Peck, beat aotor for “To KUl a MooWngtolrd” ; Patty Duke, beat support to be seen. U.S. officials said carried Jamoa B. Or ^ • attr eoart trial. iB IMO, OawMT had forasar Boa. Pierre BoUiicer. 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