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THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 19S1 FAmS TWENTY Average Daily Net Frees Ron iKanrtiPBtpr Sttm ins Hi^ralb For the Week IMed - I'll / 3lay e, IM l eluding now hltc^en aqulpmant inentally handlcappad children, Legion Will Name and electrical and plumbinig fa and the need to transport pupils About Town cilities, would cost an eatlmated Thrall Gets from the Highland Paric’ School 13,326 New Study Group $18,000 to $30,000, accorffing to sown to Bowers School and from Member af tbe Audit TIm EtoMT Club will hoM a aet- the' arehltect’a report. Bus Contract tha Buckland School area to Rob nifaeo af Olreolatlaa back pany Satonia}’ at 8 p ^. for The executive committee of IXl- The executive committee will ertson School. M ofteboatar— id City of Village Charm manibani and frienda Refreah. meet June 8 to name a new build Pierce said the mentally handi V manta win ba served during inter* worth-Comell-Quey Post, Amert- ing study committee. _ The next, capped children will be transport can LegioOi was Instructed last general membership meeting will For Schools ed to the Hollister St. and Bam-' VOL. LXXX, NO. 206 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1961 night to appoint a new committee be June 13. The legion's annual ard Schools, in addition to Keeney Chapman Cbuit, Order of to obtain e^imates of aite cost, meeting and election of olficera The Manchester School Bus Annex. The children from the Aaaraatli. will meet tomorrow at will be June 37. . - Service baa been awarded a three- Highland Park and Buckland 7:48 pjn. at the Masonic Temple preliminary plans said speciflca- year contract for bus transporta School areas will be transported to / to obaerre both adraana nifrht and tions and estimated cost of con tion for Manchester Achool chil ^ other schools because of a shift, State News aaaodata matrona and patrons structing a new Legion Home. . dren at a coat of 370.997 annually. in scheduling due to erdwdad con-' night. Mm. Harold Loorniii will be No decision was reached by the Keith Appoinjlefl Elmer Thrall of 93 Church St., ditions., ' ; in C h a m of refrealuuents. Mra. Legion memberahtp on the alterna owner and operator of the eervlce, ----^___L______' Hayner Davldaon will he in charjte tives of renovation of the present To Agency Again has held the contract for'the' past R ouitdup of anteitainment. Officers will quarters at 30 Leonard St.' or con two three-year periods. He was wear colored gowns. struction of a new hall. Everett Keith, 1l9 Pitkin St., sole bidder for the contract. ATLANTIC Adjutant Theodore Fairbanks has been re-appointed to the Re Eighteen school buses, the same FURNACE OIL Star o t tha'Eaat, Royal Black presents reports from an apprais- number as last year, will trans-^ Antoniatt^ IlcSvery Preceptor}', wiU meet tomorrow at e. and an architect. The Legion’s development Agency by General port pupils at a cost of 34,512' May, Bailey Split 7:30 pjn. at Orange Hall. renovation recommendations, in- Manager Richard Martin, asibject above lest year’s contract of 366,- • L T. W OOD CO . to the approval of the board of 485. ■ Pnom- ,M» 3-1 in On Expansion of director! Tuesday. Douglas Pierce, business m an' . Keith is the head ' of Keith's ager for the board of education, Superior Court Furniture Store. said the increase in coet will be For. A Real Treat H_e was bom in Manchester In due to an expanded program for Hartford, June 2 (XP)—The TRT OrK FAMOCS HOMEMADE 1006. attended, schools here and two party chairmen are re at Wilbraham School, and studied ported at loggerheads ' over business at Antioch College. WhirliMol proposals to expand the supe He is a past president of the rior court.. U.S., Soviet MANICOTTI Manchester Kiwenis. and a mem- | E . and Gas Raagn Chief Justice Raymond B. Bald De Gaulle SEA POOD DINNERS ON FRIDAY ber of the Manchester Lodge of win of the State Supreme Court | STtiPFED CLAMS A SPECIALTi' Masons and the Manchester Coun- | try* Club. j FrteBs.M Low of Ekrors, the administrator of i Chiefs Talk ALSO — COLO SALAD PLATES Keith married the former Miss ! Sorvko Tirat's Nttor the Ckinnecticut Judicial system. | Ruth Jones of Mancheater in 1929, appealed to both chairmen yester-' In Accord I POLAND I T S A F A C T day to agme to an increase* In | and the couple have a daughter, S up^or Ciburt judgeships to meet Tomorrow FRANK’S CAFE Mrs. William Lloyd of Gardner. Potterton's OIL the crowded court calendar. tZS MAIN STREET a AIR-CONDITIONED Mass., and a sdn. 'Tifihothy who 869 CENTER St. attends Loomis School, ISO Center SL Oor. of CBurcb However, there was no indica By PRESTON OROYTUl On Berlin 3IANCHESTER tion of any likelihood of quick ac tion. ^ Vienna, June 2 (/P)— NEIGHBOR.... Democratic Chairman . John M. Through a gate in the Iron By JOHN M. HIOBTOWBB Bailey, who is now keeping a Curtain, Premier Khrushchev- Paris, June 2 (/P)—Presie You get a lot of tender meat for little present low prices. Pinehurot Meats are close watch on developments at entered Austria today and dent Kennedy and Presldient money when you buy CHUCK ROAST wld from a service counter, not pre the CTapitoI despite his additional came to Vienna for his week OPEN EVERY m n n a II AT OUR ECONOMY MEAT DEPT. responsibility as national party end conferences with Presi De Gaulle t(>day ^nded their or CONNECTICUT FRESH Chickens at wrapped. chairman, reportedly agreed* to 3-day talks with a MBununi- Baldwin's plea for as many as dent Kennedy, who arrives to que (xinfirming agreeiilept on GOVERNMENT INSFECTEDOVEN-READY , seven additional judges to the 32- morrow. their obligations and respon* man Superior Court bench. The Soviet leader .said he is here However. Republican Chairman to establisii personal contact with sibilitfes toward West Benin. TENDER MEATY «3W l i a v g .) Edwin H. May Jr. is described as Kennedy "and to exchange views The joint statement, Issued bn willing to add only three judges, on Uic main questions that concern the eve of President K«meCommon Pleas Court with Premier'Khrushchev, told ef is merged into, the Superior Court and the United States of Ameri ca." a basic agreement betweien the tri^ by Sept. 1. 1962. western statesmen. l i U I AT PINEHCIWITc Bailey is said to be staunchly "We know that one cannot .settle 1 everything at once." he observed Kennedy himself, in a talk to re opposed to such a merger. porters, said his discusrions vdth Hartfard R i. aai Piaa S i, Maaehastar ■ W W Connecticut Fresh When' Baldwin talked with both I however, one has good will, - De Gaulle have given him greater leaders by telephone yesterday, | '''ithln confidence than ever in 1& ap • FREE FARKING-PARCEL PICKUP TO YOUR CAR ^ HUCASSEE U. S. Grade A each held his B ground, - informants jI * >n,j, jg u,e people want ' proach to he Vienna meeting. Saved Kitten He declared; Tb% kitten held by Carol Hubatch was tossed 50 feet from a In an appearance before the leg- ; “The power of the United States; PINEHURST TENDER. MEATY, BONE-IN CHICKENS bridge Into the Milwaukee River yesterday. The 17-year-old islature's judiciary, committee la !t:I ening of world peace. plus' that of those countries asso high .achool ^ rl. who can't swim, was fully clothed when she dived week, Baldwin also opposed ■ ; On hand to greet Kliru.shchev in ciated with the United States, is Broilers in after it. She was sinking when reached and tosved aahore, merger of the two courts. ■Vienna Were President Adolf enough to give encou|agement to • KING’S DAYS-FOOD SA LE!!* Fryers Informed sources said, however, any western leader,, and I think along with the cat, by Richard Pochert, 17, (left) and Ted Adams, Schaei-f. (^ancellor Alfons Gor- blDck chuck ro ast Baldwin is now willing to agree to Mr. Khrushchev has the samp Roasters also 17, who Is not known. (?arol and Richard were photographed bach—and Vyacheslav M. Molotov. view.” ■ CENTER CUTS— LB. 3 7 as they saw tha kitten later at an animal shelter. (AP Photo a merger, if such action is neces Khrushchev demoted Molotov President Kennedy addresses the officers and civilians at NATO headquarters (SHAPE) outside CAfITOL FARMS fax.) sary to get legislative approval of ^aris this morning. Standing with him at right is U.S. Gen. Laurie Norstad, NATO's supreme The U.S. and French leaders in’ HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF from Soviet Foreign Minister, commander. Other officers behind them are no* Identified. (AP PhotofElx.) court expansion. .shortly after he signed the Aus sued their conununlque — custom ECONOMY PAK SKINLESS ITieae tender 3H lb. ehlek- A merger bill has been approved trian state treaty in 1955. He is ary for high lev*! meetings—short ena at an average fprice of by the Republicmn-c o n t r o 11 e d now Soviet representative to the ly after they had held their last 31.29 each are wonderful Potential Strong Man Houie, but it has not received the conference in three d a ^ of talks. Steals BLOCK CHUCK eating. No limit. Buy one or Vienna headquarters of the Inter Stamford Bans They shook hands w am ly on the endorsement of the Democratic- national Atomic Energy Commis Judge Orders Police FOUND • PORTERHOUSE two or a half dozen. controlled Senate judiciary com sion. steps of De Gaulle’s palace. 1st and 2nd CUTS mittee, Khrushchev, passing down the "These conversations hava Fraflkfiirts ■AG Clamming as shown the basic agreement whidh • SIRLOIN • T.IONE A major stumbling block to ex line to shake hand with the wel SHOULDER or CHUCK STEA K ...... lb, 49c Trujillo Jr. Handed pansion is how many judgeships come committee, gave Molotov a Guard Freedom Riders exists between the two presidents,’’ SELECTED LARGE each party would win. little more time than the others. said the joint statement, as issued PINEHURST Bailey and May original l.v He and the white-haired old Bol Hepatitis Curb In French by De Gaulle's office. agreed, it was reported, to add shevik smiled and exchanged a few Montgomery, Ala., June 2 (JF)- #'G. J. Ruppenthal, the judge pro “In particular, Gm. De Gaulle CHICKEN LEGS Dominican Military seven judges—four going to the words. U.S. Judg« Prank M. John- hibited thorn from refusing or fail Stamford, June 2 iJPf —Stam^ and President Kennedy have con Lb. 49e Democrat! and three to the Re Sevartl scora persons booed as i today issued a temporary ing to provide protection for seg ford’s health commissioner today firmed the identity of their views publicans. In addition, the GOP regation •— challening Freedom Issued an edict that bans clam cti their obllgstlons and tosponst-' Khniahche\’ walked Into the main injunction to compel Montgomery Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Ke-^sasains led by, a retired army gen would get the privilege of filling hall of the Southeast Railway Sta Riders or other interstate passen ming, either for consumption or tflllties as concerns Berilh.’’ the two vacancies in Common tion. B ut, the booing waa mixed police to "Fmedom Riders” gers. use as bait, from all of the city's The status of ^rlin is among MORRELL’S READY-TO-EAT •• 4 public, June 2 -UP) — Generallaalmo eral who ambushed tHi 69-year- Pleas Court frbMftMMItoh -tbe* two., waters. W ings...... 2 lbs. 49e RafMl' Looiadaz Trujillo, yvas paid Old dictator Tuesday night as -he IhWef-future. —* The Justice Department, which the problems Kennedy IS 'tK p ei^ Republican judges would presuius. (Oontiniiod on Page Twelve) asked for the Injuntfflon, had ac Dr. James J. Ckwtanzo's order to discuss with Khrushefaev ^ ' the tribute eeeWOed heroes today was being driven from Ciudad ably be named. Johnson also continued in effect w as'in line with a ’State Health Gizzards and Hearts and the elaln dictlitor’a playboy ■Trujillo to hie country estate. The an existing no-violence restraining cused police of deliberately failing morrow and Sunday. Khrushchev FULLY, COOKED HAM i Q c In the past few weeks, however, to protect riders from a mob which Department directive indicating reached Vienna today and Ken 2 Ib.s. 49c eon emerged as the potential new elder Trujillo fell fighting with re a change la said to have taken order against two K.u Klux Klan that shellfish in so-called "closed strong mtw of the Etomlnican Re- volver In hand, a communique said. factions and three Individuals, and attacked them here May 20.. Fed nedy flies there from Paris tomor Butt Portion or Whole Ham .... place in May's position. He Is now eral attorneys also, blamed the waters are “a probable factor In row morning. ' Necks .8 lbs. 25c bublic. The newspaper El Carlbe said willing to accept a 3-man increase Three Princes put a fourth indiridual under in the transmission of infectious hep- Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr. became junction. Klan for the violence here and at Speaking tS reporters before a Roman Catholic prieit, Father in the Superior. Court. only-4f the Birmingham and Anniston, Ala, atltift’* U. S. TOP CHOICE STEER BEEF • Round or Almost Boneloss Portion . . lb. 89c the commander in chief of the 25,- Gabriel Maduro Santo Claro de 12-man Common Pleas Court is At the same time, the Judge The Stamford edict is a tem Issuance of the communique, Ken GROCERY SPECIALS • Agree' to Meet Besides- the police and the Klan. TENDER-KNIVED OOO-man armed forces which were Are parish, had given asylum to merged in the higher court, the granted a temporary injunction porary one, pending further word nedy said he and the French lead LONDON BROIL EXTRA LEAN STARKIST the backbone of his father's abso one of the group that assassinated sources said. to prohibit ‘f'reedom Rider spon the court--continued- injunctions from State Health Commissioner er had agreed that the western lute rule over this Caribbean na Trujillo. sors—including' the Congi'es.s of against two widely known Kiari Franklin M. Foote. All Stamford powers’ .rights in West__Berila CUBE GROUND SOLID WHITE A In Laos Talks figures. Robert M. Shelton. Tus tion for 31. years. The. newspaper,. considered a 85 to 92 Racial Equality (CORE), from in waters are ’"closed". must hot be modified by force or STEAKS MEAT I U I m A Tin 2 9 c The 32-year-old Rafael Jr. — spokesman for the government, terfering with interetate bus trav caloosa, and the Rev. Alvin Hom, Only last night, the Greenwich the threat of force. FOR THE GRILLE STEAKS CHUCK made a brigadier general at the said Huascar Tejeda Reina was Hartford. June 2 (jPi—The State Geneva. June 2 (A’l—The head of el. Talladega, Ala. Board of Health voted to prohibit The chief executive, speaking at OLD RELIABLE age of 9 by: his proud father — given shelter in the priest's home. Motor Vehicle department’i dail.v the pro-western Laotian govern In his order against Police Com- He also put Injunctions into ef- clamming along most of that city’s a press luncheon, also expressed They S»y June Is Picnic Time- was appointed last night by Pres record of automobile accidents as miaoioner L. B. Sullivan and Chief ; against a former Montgomery shoreline. Further action is re guarded hope that the Khrushchev The priest denied this. ment agreed today to meet the rc.«erve policeman, Claude V. Hen If it a like Memorial Day, we are not so sure..'You may take ident Joaquin Balaguer and other There .Was po official word of last midnight and the totals on quired by the Greenwich Board of conference will lead to progress in TOMATOES government chiefs who served as the same date last year: othef two princes heading his na ley, and another Montgomery res Selectmen, but this is presumed two separate East-West negotia 2 'l l 29c a gamble with the weather, but you never take a chanc^ whether any of the conspirators ident, Thurman Ouzts. when }'ou start with Pinehiirst freshly chopped GROL’ND front men for the genermllselmo. have been, arrested. 1960 1961 tion’s two Communist-supported to be automatic. tions under way at Geneva—oo Lb. Lb- Lb. COLONIAL HAWAIIAN MEATS. Young Trujillo's first job in The government took pains to Accidents ..14.19.^ 17.694 (Est.) factions, raising some hope of a The court orders prohibits the Cases of infectious hepatitis the future of Laos and on a no- preserving the family rule is to Killed ...... 8.5 92 break in the deadlocked negotia News Tidbit!^ KKK and the individuals from any have been on the upswing in Con ejear weapons test ban. ^ GOLDEN PUNCH hunt down the small band of as- (Oontkiued on Page Three) Injured ---- 8.776 9,745 (Est.) tions here and in Laos. from the AP Wires act to interfere vrith Interstate bus necticut. Dr. Erval R. Coffey, GENUINE WHITE ROCK GRADE “A " BLACK PEPPER 'Z 29c FE.\TUBED THIS WEEK: A spokesman for the royal gov movement. Greenwich Health Department di (Continued on Page Twelve) Made with Pineapple and The freedom-ride sponsors put rector, said at last night’s meet HOMEMAKER Paaaionfhiit juice*. PINEHURST HAMBURG 49c Fatally Injured ernment said Prince Bonn Oum, under court order are (X)RE, the lb. Waterbury. June 2 lAb—Three- the premier of the Vientiane re .More than 1400 Communists are ing that Greenwich alone had had gime, had accepted Prince Souv- Southern Christian Leadership 27 or 28 cases so far this year. 3 LEGGED CHICKENS 3 for $1.00 PINEHURST Four Day/s Before Windup year-old Joseph Frappler. 405 killed by army troops and civil Conference, the Student Non-Vio 'UL PINEHURST GROUND Baldwin St., was fatally Injured anna Phouina's invitation, to , "iguai-ds in series of fierce clashes The Ttate Health Department BB4ML, n t T OR BAR-B-q BAKED BEANS 2 ^1145c lent Movement at Nashville. Tenn., has called for immediate steps by SAVE 13c CHUCK GROUND ROUND STEAK last night when struck by a car. little summit conference with | Nam. government sources and the Montgomery County Jail Bulletms The boy, son of Marcel Frappler. him and his haH-brother, Prince Saigon report. .U.S. Rubber Co. cbmiiumities for policing and con- Lb. 49e Lb. 89e Souphanouvong. Association, an organization form ti-oling clamming in closed areas. Culled from AP Wires r— • FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS Assembly Deadlocked died in the emergency room of St. and United Rubber Workers Union ed by 11 integratloniats after Such enforcement must be taken Majy’s Hospital of a fractured Souvanna Phouma calls himself agree on neiv contract affecilng they were arrested at a white bus on the local level. 4 HSHERMAN TIP TOP or STAFF SPRY 3c^ B7c skull. Police said the boy ran into a neulraiist but is recognized by some 25.060 employes in 18 C.S. station lunch counter last week. Cott the Communist bloc aa’the premier Rubber plants in 11 states. .For Dr. Coffey said the Green\vich REPRESSION REPORTED FRESH BAKED DAILY' ■ Serve the Best Pinehurst Franks .... Also included in the injunction, coastline is almost completely CANNED SODA On Jobless Pay Boost (Continued on Page Eleven) of Laos. Souphanouvong heads mer President Dwight D. Eisen at the request of attorneys for the Washington, June 2 (iR—Tbe SCALLOPS 2^.”!;.89c LEMONADE 2 For ' . ‘ the pro-Communist Pathet Lao hower and Mrs. Elsenhower arrive "closed" The only "open" portion, State Department said today It 'BLUE BANNER' ANY FLAVOR SKINLESS FROM 1st PRIZE rebels. in New York to spend weekend he said, is between Greenwich has unconfirmed reports of ’‘eac- MRDS EYE (Continued on Page Seven) Point and Flat Neck Point. SKIN or NATURAL CAlSlNG Hartford, June 2 i(iP)—^The^the Democratic bill would force Boult Oums spokesman here Terry Chandler, 20. English treme measures of unwarranted 12 cans $1.00 chances of breaking a deadlock on Industry to leave the State. He aaid no date, or place for the con "repression” and some fighting VERY MILD said it would cost Connecticut em Hotfse Favors pacifist. Is sentenced to 60 davs in ORANGE JUICE 4?.r, WHITE FRANKS FROM GROTE & WEIGEL increasing jobless pay benefits- ap ference had been fixed and that jail for Interfering* with operation In the Dominican Republic. MRDS EYE ployers from 312 million to 315 Geneva or Nice, on the French Press Oriloer Lincoln White de SUCED peared remote today with only million more in payroll taxes bas of U.S. Missile submarine Base in Ike Offers Battle Plan four session days remaining be More Aid for Riviera, had been suggested. Holy Loch, Scotland. . . . Federal clined to give details. “We are s g Q c !!!s: b read 2 9 ing his. estimates on what he said In 'Vientiane. Boun Oum's depu Food and Drug Adpiinistration seriously concerned about tbese PINK (ONLY) fore adjournment. were state figures. , SWEET PEAS 3 ’A^ 4 9 c CANSv eko. siz e lo a f . TENDER CURE CORNED BEEF I ■The Democratic-controlled Sen ty premier and the strongman of moves for seizure of 2,?00 pounds reports, but we are awaiting DOVAIEHES Miller countered - by charging School Buses his government, Gen. P h o u m I of. Swiss cheese that it says were further conflrinatton.” he said. ate passed its owm bill yesterday, that the GOP proposal would hurt Nosavana, had announced earlier shot through with phony holes.. 5 for $1.00 TRY PINEHURST FOR IDEAL STEAKS rejecting a measure ap^ved by the unemployed, workers in the GOP Picks Rep. Miller The repression, be aaid, ie re-, CANNED . . . - FOR CHARCOAL BROILING : that Souvanna Phouma proposed President- Kennedy proclaims ported to have been directed the RepubIican-(!ontrOlled House. state at the expehse of saving em.- Hartford, June 2 IJF> — Overrid Wednesday, June 14. as Flag Day 'The QO^ Senate leader. Sen. ployers some money. Marianl the meeting be held in Phnom “against anyone who is felt to ing the opposition of the Republi Penh, capital of neighboring Cam and urges ail citizens to "ob.serve be not loyal to the regime” ot VEGETABLE dALt Beter H. Marianl of (Proton, said termed the Democratic measure can leadership the House passed a that day with suitable ceremon For National. Chairman the Democrats will have to agree "an abuse of "the. unemployment bodia. the Trujillo group, which has TALL GENUINE bill yesterday 'extending state aid ies.” continued In power foUowlog llOOTOH VALUE to the Republican position or there compensation fund.’’ The Elast-We.st conference on • MIX OR MATCH • won't be, any changes in the unem Miller said later .the Dem'oerats for transportation of elementary Laos here la Geneva and negotia America's newest submarine — Washington. June 2 (/Fi—Rep.^its "clear mandate” to attack ’Tuesday's assassination of dteta- Our Pinehurst holiday salt , or 5-lb. ^Morroll school youngsters to all towns In the nuclear-powered Sulpan--pre tor Rafael Leonidas TmjiUo. OSLICED CARROTS O RED KIDNEY BEANS SCOTCH TAPE ployment laws during this session, ■would accept the 33 increase in tions in Laos between the Vien-' William E. Miller of New York, Piesidenl Kennedy's program. CANS Canned Hams was so popular, that we decided which ^ d s June 7. maximum beneffls aa being "bet Connecticut. Mane government and the Com- pares for trip through Panama Eisenhower laid before a cheer OTOMATO JUICE O MIXED VEGETABLES From the chairman of the Sen ter than nothing" but wouldn’t Despite the announced position munist-barked factions are both | f’IrrL today was unanimously elected ing audience of 6,000 party faith HIomVAY DETOURS OBUTTER BEANS OP0RK& BEANS Save 29c to carry Jt through this wookend. It's a full 5-lb.^ ate Labor Committee, Sen. An take the pension d e d u c t i 6 n s. of the GOP leaders, the bill drew deadlocked over what to negotiate cerrtro-apinal m e ^ - chairman of' the Republican Na ful at a JlOO-a-plate dinner last Hartford, June 2 (D —• North heavy bipartisan support and was -n ® glUa raging in Khartouhi, Sudan. and south bound traffic nstng 2 bl9 400 in. rolls can of ham of tno finost lowo Horn and a spe \ thony Miller, D-Merlden, came "Franklin Roosevelt gave’Ms social tional Committee. night a battle plan under which ______OLIMA BEANS, cial value a t ...... $3.99 can word, however,' that the Demo security and the RepubUcans aren't approved. 190-55, In Geneva, the West is insisting rL. .. ..-J., HO-degree Miller, generally regarded as he said “for America's sake, we the WUbur Cross and Conland for 49c crats have no intention of accept going to take it awayik||om us," It calls for an appropriation of that new instructions be sent the weather h|is brought 7 deaths and ^ middle-of-the-road Republican. take sharp issue with the lead Hlghwa}-s In the vicinity of • FRESH NATIVE PRODUCE At LOWER PRICES! ing the GOP hill. He said it would 31.4 million to pay for the program International Truce Commission in Sen. Thurston B Morton Bralnard Field and the Charter • AT OUR DAIRY DEFT. he said. durln|: the biennium begdhnlng Richard Nixon says aeries of in- ...a- ership now in power." Oak Brld e will be detonred restrict rather them liberalize I In contrast to the h'ested de Laos to enable it to stop ' rebel eptent and.nri bungling hnnaiin.- actions” haJe re Kentucky who resigned to al- The 70-year-old former Presi FANCY, SWEET, LUSCIOUS, GEORGIA* GRADE "A " benefits. I low him-elf more time to cam- starting June 19. City Manstger SAVE I Oc ON EVERY I/, GALLON bate over .jobless J)sy, the House 'Such atate aid grants go to 124 duced California Gov. Edmund G. dent. wearing a fresh daffodil in Sharpe was-adrised t<^y by tha The*Republicans made their po yesterday approved a workmen's (Continued on Page Thirteen) j paign for re-election to the Senate his button-hole, was in rare form. sition plain hy offering amend towns at present. The new legis Brown’s prestige to new low. next ji'ear. State Highway Department work SUNSWEET compensation measure which car lation would bring Connecticut's 45 R. Sargent Shriver, director of He gave the Republicans a political on the project to widen and re SEALTEST ICE CREAM 8 9 ' ments to the Democratic measure ried the stamp, of' approval of both Miller. 47. from upstate New -talking-to that he never could LARGE ALL FLAVORg ------in the Senate. The Democrats re additional communities under the g:!- I rri j i Peace Corps, saVs "there is hopeful York., is the party's 43rd chairman, locate Rt. 91 would begin on this PRUNE JUICE % GALLON parties.. The Democrats, although program. O i l r i r n i s I* i n p d world walUng for America to re briny himself to do w'hlle he was date. Details of the plans de PEACHES 2 Dos. jected the amendments and. passed approving the measure, declared' and the, second Roman Catholic to in the White House. EGGS the bill aa written. Under the leadership' of Rep. j w~> s"’ 'n • ei* spond” with personnel to assist serve in the post since the GOP veloped by the city and the high they were dong so "reluctantly" Souding at times Itke former Reg. size 41c The Democratic bill has the sup Richard C. Noyes, R-Parmington. i T OF ,i» aS F riC C t IX corps’ projects abroad . . . Bill way department to handle the LIKIC BLUEBlERRY PIE? because it waa the best thffi’ could creating state bo."rd to regulate was organized in 1856. The first President Harry S. Truman — in traffic flow were announced to FANCY CALIFORNIA, SEEDLESS KRAFT'S AND SBALTBST ICaC CREAM? . port of organized labor. get from the OOP. the bill was petitioned out of com-, Catholic chairman was Tliomas H. reverse — Eisenhower brought It changes the maximum bene mittee and brought to the floor. and license well-digging killed by City Traffic Englpeer Charles E. Giant size 51c This measure, drafted by Rep. Hammond, Ind., June 2 (JF)— Hauae at Hartford . . Matador Carter of Montana, in 1892-96. ' down the House with a wide Hughes. InithI construction will PHILADELPHIA fits from' % flat dollar amount to 55 It had been bottled up in the Fines totaling 3425,000 on a fed Miller- supported former Vice I swinging attack on the Kennedy FARMHOUSE per ceht of the average produc John Rand, R-S«liihup’. increases appropriations committee at the test and training program at be started opposite tbe preeent the compensation for- 12 specific eral charge of gasoline price fix Cape Canaveral, Fla., end* after 10 President Richard M. Nixon for | administration's fiscal policies. approaches to the Charter Oak ft) 3-01. tion w'age In the state. direction of the Republican leader ing were imposed yesterday on 11 the GOP presidential nomination As he never did while he was BLUEBERRY PIES each ^ $ c It also provides all persons eli bodily injuries all of 'which con ship which felt the 31.4 million years with successful firing of four Bridge. GRAPES CREAM FKGS. cerned loss of a part of the body: mr.jor oil firms, four of wliich an of swept-wlng guided missiles. last year, but says he is neutral , in the White House, Eisenhower No limit . . . put a few In your freezer. gible for jobless pay a uniform 26- was not now available. However, on a 1964 candidate. Frtsh St^wbonfos eliminated casual domestic work the GOP leaders conceded the bill nounced imme^ately they would N4w York's & ty Health Depart went wholly partisan and seemed PRISONER SWAP DEPLORED week, payment period, instead of appeal. ' Nixon, Gov. Nelson Rocke- j to be enjoying it as the Republican , the present - sliding scale with a ers from coverage, and added a would correct some Inequities in ment plans to establish venereal Washington, June 2 M n. SUNKIST, CALIFORNIA,, VALENCIA sixth unemployment compensation the present state program. Federal Judge Luther M. Swy- disease clinic exclusively for treat feller of New York, and Sen. Bar- ' audience rewarded him with 52 Mary V. Domiey of New Britain, CHEESE maximum of 26 weeks. gert set the fines after upholding ry Goldwater of Arizona, a spokes-1 applause interruptions. This was BUY YOUR CHARCOAL. BRIpUETTES, ' In addition, it adds a non-work commissioner, to serve part time It now goes to the Senate. ment of teen-agers. Dr. Jules E. mother of an American long im aa needed the other five com- Jury conviction of the firms on Vando% department research and man for the party Conservjttil'es, | more than he ever got with a prisoned in Commnnist dUna, PAPER PLATES, Etc., at PINEHURST ing spouse as a dependent and Under the trems of the bill, the charges of conspiring to rig gaso all /had given their approval to | State of the- Union address in telegraphed Sen. Prescott Bush, tightens the qualifications for col miaslonera in the state. The meas state would pay 60 per cent of .the development director aayS, after doz. = CHEESE LOAF ure also made «f number of tech line prices in 1957 in the South plans for clinic grew out of spe Miller’s selection as party chair- ■ eight years. R-Conn., today she was dis lection of tenefita . cost up to 320 per pupil to all Bend-Mishawaka area of north plan. ' The former President, appearing ORANGES The, OOP amendments would nical changes in the administra cial study of 600 New' York City mayed at the Cuban prtoooer ex towns transporting children to and western Indiana. ’ A lawyer,. Miller is now in his heavier, tanned and fit, s^d Ken .302 MAIN ST. have increase^ the present maxi tion of workmen’s compensation from elementary schools. yotmgaters between 12 to 1-9, change proposal. Bosh put her law. _ ' A 12th defendant. Gulf-Oil Co., among whom 379 cases of venereal sixth term in the House.. He won nedy carries “the hopeful and telegram in the Cougrewleuel New Low Corner Main and mum jobless benefits from $45 a The original program dates back won an appeal from the verdict of disease, were found . . . Increasing wide recognition lart year by help- synipathetic goodwill of all loyal Record along with his reply aay* week to 348; subtracted half of the Both' parties are still trying to to 1931. At that time, the grants Americans, regardless of party” Tampike work out a oompromlse on a meas last Dec. 30. - ly Heavy earth tremors rock AddlsJ^k to bring about substantial GOP ing he agreed comnleMy.' Bom Price! u ) social aecurity payments fiVm Job were authorized for towns under Maximum fines of 350 eacli were AlNtba, . Ethiopia, rousing peo- gains in Congress as chairman of into his foreign policy moves, espe ■did he waa advised by Jhe itato Parking—Checka Cashed less pay benefits and deducted half ure that would switch the state’s 8,000 population on the basla of the Imposed on Standard OH- of In pla from their beds as housMTat- cially bis forthcoming m e e t^ Depprtnkcat a few y ean pgo Milt USE rOR TASTY CSEBE8EBUBOEBB, SANDWICH of the pensions to which the work JobleM to the federal emergency the House Republican* Campaign 1930 federal oehaui. diana'and Central West Oil Corp., tl» and away . . . Rhode Island Committee. with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. the Ohbwee Eeda had " SWEET C0RN^5^29^ 8PKEAD and OTHBB.DBUOirnnTI. USES! er contributed from joUeas pay ^extra benefits program from the Carry Oat To Voof Gar Proponents of Ule bill aald many a pure Oil subsidiary. General Assembly, beginning 79th Aa chairman, lUDer iriU dirert “History will jcMge the wisdom tonlew eheeks. state’s own emergency plan now day, ope— 4frt« for adJonfimiiMiit the party ba4Ue to o u ry «u( what •y. hot Sen. lYancUi Cady, R-Kent, said in effect (Coattnad m Fags Stx) (CoattBoediM Page Btx) by nigntfalL Gen. Dtrigtat D. meenliewer calls (OonMiioed oa Plow m rtoM )
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and xanovatioa wortli $M0,0W BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FOR lEN T Insurance Firms doM nob boost the UabiUty of the C o v t m t r y ' plant necesaarily to $3 nUlUon. fie .m ip s Potential StronK Man Colum bia haa announced that June Is the Asked to Finance said, since some o f the improve- alK S t a m p s S BoMrdman Elected Sheinwold on Bridge month to register dogs. This may Red Venus Shot ments stre underground and would be done at Ida office from 10 a.m CHIL1Y8 CTEKnilHWl^ not bum. School Appraisal By LOUIS MANDBU. By Ifouth Council Women Democrats to noon and 1:30 to 4 p.m. Mon In Silent Orbit On other matters the advisory day, Tueeday, Thursday and Fri WaOON DRUG CO. committee decided to recommend HEALTH SANi Ml Mala St. TeL Ml S^SSSl • Severe] insurance companies DON'T SIGNAL ' NsA malar To Attend Parley day. that the Manchester Insurance Richard . Boardman has been WITH A nUOK Bath iMea vstekiMs v TrujiUo Jr. Handed Moscow, June 2 (iP)—The Soviet underwTite the flre policies W. H. ENGLAND Agents Association be asked to alected praaldeiit of a Youth Coun By Alfred SbetofyoU i NORIH Manohester Evening Herald Co 'Union’s Ventis rocket presumably on torcn-ow-nedi buildings are being contribute not more than $000 cil formed at the-Nathan Hale When declarer draws your part A A Q S The eiitlre membership of the is in silent orbit around the sun toward the installation of a sewer Democratic Women’s Club plans lumbia correspondent Mrs. Donald and may never be heard from LUMBER C O . asked through their agents to' con Community Center. 0 ner’s trumpa you must often dig for the baseball. dugout at hard to find aafe discards. Dum V G A Q 2 Donlinican to attend the state convention of R. Tattle, telephone A C ad ^ y again. * Opes An Day Satarisy * tribute to an appraisal of the kanc Other officers elected Include * I r « 5 2 Democratic Women's Clubs at the HRpRiialilt anchester High School. The my’s discards may guids you to 8-8485. The rocket, launched Feb. 2, was “At th* aresa”-~Ml t-SMl town’s schools. agents agreed to do so. Bonnie Bowman, vice prei^ent; ths right answm:. Hotel Statler in Hartford tomor to have passed within 62,000 S ^ t T S S ? l » 9 4 row. ' The insurance advisory commit Kbthy. RavUn, seoretary and Ray ■Wsst opened the three. of (Contihned from DEMPSEY PICKS AIDE miles of 'Vcnia between May 9-2 tee is waiting to hear from the H ters, Flor da Oro, former wife of Delegates will be Mrs. Sol Koen- and automatically release a re Ustd RtfriKtrators mond Oudelevleus. treasurer. w i spades, and dummy'* aos won. The Hartford, June 2 (/P)—A. James companies on xVhether they ,are Jack o f hearts rode around to the play down the posslbiUty that the Intenutional playboy Porflro gisberg and Mrs. Nathan Rosen. serve antenna andT^rey data back. Gail Putnam Heads A ■tx-mismbef' l^ r d , to serve ♦ A (» » 4 _ * Q > 3 Rubirosa, and Dona Angela ife Regiiltratlon will take place Bruno, Hamden, haa been named Ovcftaaled aad Tested willing to contribute $1,400 toward king, and Weet led another epade SOUTH m ta tors aasaaalnatlon was aq at But Soviet scientists said the an appraisal of the school btiild- 'With the officers as an executive' tempt to overthrow the regime. Los Reyes del Corason de Jesus from 10 to 11 a.m. when the busi Governor John N. Dempsey’s aide- rodket’s radio failed to respond to m i ^ 8South ruff. de camp with the rank of major. Whirlpool Waihorii^ ings. Mu Sigma Chi board, Includes; Carol Hlcking, 'Daqiarer no\y drew three rounds Rrtlred Brig. Gen. Juan Tomas (known as Angelita); and five ness meeting will start. Mrs. Mar to radio signals sent from Earth I M. Keimeth Ostripsky, secretary Janet Komer. June Locke, Michael i Q 19 « S 8 brothers, one of whom. Hector, he garet Price of Montana, vice He will replace J Garvan Cava after Feb. 27 and it is now pre Of trump*, and East had to find I r7 5 S j? ? ’ * close collaborator naugh, Norwalk, who resigned. Dryors Potterton's of the committee, said the value of Miss Gail Putnam has been The Patton Monoment Oulnan, Donald Smith and Richard thra* diacarda. The first two were vrith TrujUlo, was called the leader once made president of this island chairman of the Democratic Na sumed they no longer have con the schools, especially those older On June 8, the Grand Duchy of Smith. f republic. tional Committee and director of Reappointed yesterday to the Gov tact with the rocket. tM Oeater St.—Cor. of Church elected president of the Mu Sigma easy, since East could afford to of the band of kUlers. Widespread PricBs'os Lew. schools which have been renovated Luxembourg will put on sale two The organizational meeting was The dictator’s 94-year-oId moth women's activities, will be guest ernor’s military staff were MaJ. Chi y*outh grouD 'of Second Om- throw low apedea. The nekt one mporta that ha had an armed extensively, has changed over the landscape-stamps: attended by 37 young pe<9 le Inter wasn’t quite' *o> easy since East er, whom he had visited just be speaker at the luncheon at 1 Gen. Frederick G. Relncke, Weth- FIRE VICTIMS Service That's Better < Mnd of eupportera in tha moun erefield, as adjutant general and years. gregatlonal Church! ' I 2.50 P, Clervaux, emerald green, ested in the youth activities pro couldn't afford to part vrith the tain* brought an official denial fore he was ambushed, did not at o'clock. She will share the spot Children and elderly persons are The advisory committee is Other new officers were elected, depicting a central view of Cler gram at the Center. The youtha king of spades as long as dummy tend because of her age. light with Gov. John Dempsey, chief of staff, and Brig. Gen. the most frequent victims of fires Openlpg lead ~ S B from the war department. James M. Quinn, Hamden, as as reconunending that an independ and se\’en teen-agers were re vaux, chief town of the North of elected Mrs. Donald C. Smlm and aUlT had the queen. Five other men were named as Uie nation of almost three mil who will also speak. In the Unlt'cd States. Annually, Potterton's ent appraiser do the work of re ceived into membership in a can- the country, si\;iated in the heart Mrs. Thomas Small of the Cen lion was outwardly calm; the m , All luncheon guests are invited sistant adjutant general and depu they account for about 53 per Blast fliuUly decided to throw members of the assassin hand. ty chief of staff. 130 Center St.—Cor. of ChOroli appraisal. he said. dleight service recently. of the Luxembourg Ardennes with ter’s ways and means committee, the ten of diamonds, hoping that ths hand is not quits up to 14 Informed sources said one or two of the alaying had brought UtIUe to tea at the Governor’s Mansion cent of all fire casualties. For instance, he said, the build- New officers, besides the presi the medieval castle, the modem as their, adult advisors. this would tell hia 'pairtner all points. A singleton king should be of them have been captured or show of shock.' A few steel-helmet at 3:30 p.m. where Mrs. Dempsey inga at Barnard Junior High dent. are Mias Cheryl Kuhney, vice pariah church built in the xbenisch- Rsgistratian for the swimming about the' diamond strength. devalued slightly. Bid this hand killed but some got away and ed Infantrymen stood at street, will be hostess. Mrs. Marita Mer School might have been built for president; Miss Cheryl Stark romanesque style and the abbey of claisses this summer at two town- Efteetlve. Signal secondarily to show tl\at it has were believed hiding in the moun comers but otherwise there were rick, chairman of the Columbia $2,500,000. The recent construction weather, secretary: Fred McCurry, St. Maurice and 8t. Maur tower owned beaches will be held from The signal was effective, since playing strength but not quite the tains. no sign* of unusual police or army Democratic Town Committee, will treasurer; .Mias Cynthia Pok, ing over the wooded glens. 7 to 9 p-m. today at the Nathan it did tell West where the kitig of right amount of lu^.«ard activity. pour. „ strength. The savage mutUatlon of Tru OPEN DAILY 9:00 A.M, h> 5:30 P.M. faith; Miss Deborah Wells, feUow 2, 50 F, Bttlebruck Patton Hale Community Center, and at a diamonds was. The only trouble jillo's body after he was killed The government—its outward Drive Extended ship; and Miss Mary WtlUamB, Monument, steel blue and dark the aaifie time Monday at the was that the signal gave South the (Oopgritght 1981, General Features composition unchanged. because The Mental Health Fund, drive V Corp.)L was emphasized In the official ver- THURSDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00 R ANGi scribe. Delegates to the Manches. gray, featuring Kttelbruck sur- Church Commtmity House. ccmtracL elon of the kllllrg, possibly to the geheralissimo held no formal will be extended through June in ter Youth Council are Mias Josntve named “Porte des Ardennes," a Members of the Coventry Play Declarer Jed a diamond, finessing create the Impression It was a position in it—quickly pledged to Columbia, according to Mrs. Don Rich, Robert Patulak, and Mias commerlcal and tourist center, ers will attend the Associated Lit dummy’s queen to Hk^’e king. grudge murder. carry on the domestic and foreign ald R. 'Tuttle, chairman. A total of iUtL OIL Joyce Rylander. situated' in very picturesque sur tle Theatres party at 9 p.m. Sat South ruffed me. sp a ^ re.tiuit and policies of the slain leader, especi $160 has been contributed com /s ,.r T 4 , Those initiated into membership urday at the American Legion An intensive search was imder ally “aid to the western democra roundings at the entry to the ran the diamonds. ’Ihe see and way for the fugitive kUlens. No pared to $208 last year at this GASOLINE were Patulak, . Dana Freeman, Ardennes. In the foregroimd is home in Manchester. Jack collected Blast’s remsinlng cies . . , (and) anti-Communist time. Contributions may be sent Steven Wells, Miss Starkweather, Miss Jean Ann Bradfleld has seiuwtional developments wers re- policies.” • Paul Greniers Wed 25 Years seen the Patton Monument. This diamonds, and South had nb fur wrted, but informants Mid aibout to Miss Jean Natsch, treasurer, ■ g e t I# Misa .Rylander, Robert Hitt, and monument, erected by the town of been elected vioe president of the ther trouble. Clark GsMs EbetoUing. the dead dictator, it Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grenier,'^ Brlefa WmONAL «aha Wayaf 30 persona were arrested last Miss WlUiama. Etteihruck and the whole country Class o f 1984 at the WUhmantic If ^aat had kept all of his dia ivlght. promised to adhere to hia “policy Overbrook Dr., 'Vemon, celetmated Wyn Marmaud will present her of Luxembourg in memory o f their State College. She will be a soph monds, South’s diamond would not CapaelM ^>*Shla Lersa . . . of nonintervention, as well as French Club of Manchester of pupils in a dance recital Tuesday BANTLY OIL ■*rz The army remained In Ught con Invariable adhesion to the senti their 28th wedding anniversary on which Mr. Grenier is president, RVEBUtlN ELECTS liberators, ' connnemorates the omore at the college in September. have come in. South would have **NORTH TO *Tt Startod at 8 p.m. In Yeomans Hall. Theme ■ iMI \\i , l\l Hartford. June 2 (/F)—Ralph A. A round and square dance will been dovm two iruitead of making trol of the country. Some earUer ments of friendship which the re Memorial Day at the Terrace Din and Mrs. Grenier is treasurer. He of the affair is “Dancing Around American ‘victory by the late Gen. ALASKA” ' M ' \ . ; I I Hart! Short HiUs, NJ., was elact- be held at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at the Rubied contract. The signal In Naples” restrictions were relaxed. Officials public has sJways maintained for ing Room, Bradley Field, niey is employed at Hamilton Standard, the World." Brewed only George S. Patton Jr. and his glori said the ban on Dominicans leav FRIGIDAIIIEli^ ed president of Heubleln Inc., yes* the Tolland County Agricultural cost 1,290 points. sill natioiu of the free world. ditrision of United Aircraft Corp. Philip H. Ishman, town clerk. ous Third Army in the Battle of ing the country imposed after Tru were previously feted by a grroup m Milwaukee .. Naturally! TEL Mitch.II 9 -JS9S terday. He will succeed John <3, the Ardennes during the winter Center in Rockville. Deke Fowler How could Bkst tell that he had a ?TBIJEPHANT W AUI” All membera of the government BOYS Msrthi, Burlington, who wUi be to keep his diamonds.rather.'dlhan IS "NAIUEO JUNGLE" jillo’s slaying had been lifted., Air and leaders of all the armed forces of friends and relatives at their 1M4-45. and his Yankee Melodera 'will fur- Seven Initiated SUR /•-' V” - M O T R 6-3271 come chairman of the board. niah music .for dancing. Ticketa the clubs ? South had discarded lines reported not many were signed the communique. home. New UJS. 11-Cent Stamp leaving. Officials said there Is no The Post Office Department will may be' obtained frwn Mrs. Clar two clubs from dummy on the Rafael Jr. was named to the new The Greniers were married May By Scandia lx>dge censorship of outgoing hews dis post of “Joint (Thief of Staff of the WEEK third and fourth trumps? More slightly revise the design of its ence A. Bradfleld or Mrs. Edwin patches. 30, 1936, at St. Jean-Baptiste H. Lawton. Tickets will also -1^ over. West’s bid and double, indi Forces of the Air, Sea and Land” present 8-cent Statue o f ISherty Scandia Lodge, Order of tfasa, Thousands of Dominicans he Church, in Lowell, Mass. They F. W. WOOLWORTH, the country’s largest varietj' regular postage stamp, to meet available at the door. cated strength, which could be only to "guarantee the cohesion and lived in Amesbury, Mass., until initiated a class of seven new can ruded with an iron fist In the seU- the new 11-cent intenutUonal sur Uriel Lodge of Masons will meet in clubs. It was clearly up to East unity of all the armed bodies o f the they moved to Manchester in 1952. store chain, plans to open 150 new stores over the didates at a meeting last night to keep control pf diamonds. proclaimed role of "Benefactor of republic and the preservation of face mail rata 'which will become at 7:30 pin. Saturday at the Daaa Varibi -- gUriay Maetalsa the Fatherland" took a last look at They have two daughters. Miss Masonic Hall in Merrow. The fel- Lennart Torstenson and his stsfff Dally Qneatloa public order and tha security of next five years at an average cost of |1 million. effective July 1. In addiUen to him before burial. the state." Irene Grenier and Miss I^tricia NOW GOING ON! lowcraft degree will be conferred conducted the initiation ceremony. As dealer, you hold: Spade — 2; "^InANighf'iWork" changing the denominatioo to 11- The body lay In state in his He also was made a member of Grenier...; It also has expansion plans for its foreign sub cents in the upper right coiner, on candidates. I Those Inducted were Laura Heart—A Q 10 8 6 :2: Diamond — .'C «b r Both are active members of the Gothberg, Janet Hultman, Karin J 8 7 5 8; Club—K. What do you Als»—A Comtir Hit luxurioiu home In the capital the cabinet as secretary of state the ook)^ ‘Will her reversed so that Coventry Boating Club will hold during the night, then was moved sidiaries. The combined effect could be substan We’re celebrating this big national event (June 2 -12 ) a special meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. Jolumson, Earl Werdelin, Richard sayT "PLEASE TURN OVER" without portfolio. the central subject will he printed Answer: Paas. If you count to the lobby of the National Palace with very special prices on Frigidaire Appliances. in blue and the frame in red. at the South Coventry firehouse. Nelson^ Ronald Erickson, and Da lilSOilt < tially increased earnings in the years ahead. Call vid Torstenson. everything, you have 10 points In stacked with flowers. JUB(«S CAIXED This stamp drill be first placed Plans will be msde for the two The burial was in San Cristobal, So come in now and ge't the benefit of big savings. summer water shows at the lake. The next class to be initiated is high cards and 4 points for the Hartford, June 2 (P) — The se us for further details. on sale at Washington, D.C., on two singletons. SUU, the value of SUNDAY: "GORGO" 18 miles away where Trujillo was lection of jurors has begim in the June 16. IM l, to coincide with the Ellsworth Mitten of Coventry and scheduled for September. For in bom and worked In a mill before KRAMER'S RAUO Manchester is president of the formation about membership, call trial of three men accused of stag World Conference of Local Gov embarking on his military path to ing fake accidents to collect insur h u r r y fH ! ^PEC/AL BE^SU YS/ BEE W EM A/OtV/ ernments. club. Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson, 40 Har power and vast riches. TELEVISION SERVICE lan St., or Mr. and Mrs. Torsten ance money. Jurors were sum Open Thun. 6:00 to 9 M p.m. and Sat. until noon, In view o f the short period of Archbishop Octavio Bera, rank moned yesterday for the Superior time elapsing l>etwem the an Maaobeater Evening HeraM Co son, 33 Cobum Rd. Swedish Ian. ing prelate of the Roman Catholic Court trial of Stanley Pikul, 40. W ILL BE CLOSED nouncement of the 11-cent regular entry oorrespondent, F. Pauline guage classes will resume In Oc Church with which Trujillo fought of 20 Highland St, Newington, and Here’s a Frigidaire Week Refrigerator BEST BUY Uttle, telephone FI 2-82S1. tober. STARTS TONIGHT! B U IN A M ' S’ CO. postage stamp and the iasuance n U - l • A ‘ I • ' N 1 ' in recent years, officiated at the Leroy Hendricks, 37, of 637 Broad TEMPORARILY DUE Mombert Now York Stock Exehango date, the usual 5-day advance services. » ISURNSIDE St, and George Kania, 29, of 36 ri lAtl CINTH n. . MANCHiim > TH: Ml S-llll mailing is waived in th-is instance, RUi; ,im AVE E HTED First In A On hand for the rites were Tru York St., both of Hartford. Sixteen TO ILLN ESi uest for first day covers may jillo’s second wife; two arms, Rafa other men have been arreated on Jmm»$ 1. limit . Isb«rt N. timrirmi postmarked up to midnight /ssT saN JI el Jr. and Leonidas; two daugh similar charges. June 16,. ssLLsasXI Series Of DON’T PAY A PENNY MORE C.C.O.C. Meeting The Central Connecticut Coin RESTAURANT Wonderful Club will meet Tuesday (June 6) L fU G M T ! ^Alr SMfflMni-M utn-ioit astlM IAbI |fvBi you hofictlp iBBipBrstufo BBOtril. Tty A. i o j r a 2 ~ d o o r ! at the Whiton Memorial Llhrary. RT. 6 and 44A—BOLTON MI 8-2842 Programs! Thq-lheetlng, which starts at 7:30 8:16—6:30 and 10 . p.m., will feature an auction of 55 lots of coins. ROAST REEF St a IM^’ WED.: ”W0RLD OF SUZIE WONG” The climate ...until you'vi sitn this JUMIO BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP big, ntw FRIGIDAIRE LOBSTER • STEAKS deluxfi ”13” Talk on Nigeria • WEDDINGS • BANQUETS couldn’t be better • Huge, 88-lb. zero zorjS At Lutz Sunday Saturday Night Dancing • Radio Broadcaat on WINF Freezer with its owif'door! Dr. Donald C. Simona, professor for buying a new • Roomy Refrjgeratof Section of sociology and anthropology at defrosti ttislf! the Hartford branch of 'University • Twin Glide-Out Hydralors . of Connecticut, wlH present an Il store nearly % bushel! lustrated lecture on Nigeria at Take The Family Luts Junior Museum Sunday at • Storage Door holds every 2:30 p.m. Out To Dinner! thing from butter to V i gal. The speaker will show slides Make It a happy practice to take the fam TONIGHT! HRST RUN! milk bottles! taken during a visit to Calabar, ily out to dliuier regularly: Mother espe Nigeria, and will explain some of cially, will appreciate the refreshing break the customs of the people there. in her routine. Come in soon. There Is an African exhibit in the main hall of the museum. The SUNDAY DINNERS SERVED (’and thaVs the ear more people are buying!) spring at each wheel, gentles you past all the loan exhibit includes a pygmy bow FDA1S-T61 ONLY and arrows, a Masai shield a zebra 12 NOON to 8 PJW. Take those June skies and breezes. Add a spankin’ wrinkles and ruts in the roads (there’s even a skin, African wooden ceremonial REFRIOERATOR-FBEEZER masks, and a dik-dtk, smallest deer 12JW OU. FT. NET CAPACITY in the world. '^new Jet-smooth Chevy. Presto, you’ve got all the team of over 700 behind-the-scenes “shock ab WITH TRADE “ FOOD FOB EVERY MOOD” T M liiG f makings of a roamin’ holiday. That low-loading sorbers” to hush up road surface mumblings and Who'd ever dream Frigidaire quality could BANQUET deep-well trunk swallows up most everything grumblings). All in all, Chevy’s light-steerin’, easy- be priced so very low I ROOM THE NEVER BEFORE SHOWN you’d want to pack along. The carefully goin’ ways just don’t leave much for you DINING ■ ■■ H AVEY’S AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES TRUTH ABOUT HITLER’S R6ICH! crafted Body by Fisher has you livin’ in to do but feel good. And that’s exactly the . a t t h e TEL Ml 8-1415' luxury (and in comfort-high seats where | ^ way your Chevrolet dealer wants you to feel Reservattons nonr nor or nut MmenK SPECIAL! WALNUT noM scoKTiua MKimsi the sight-seein’ comes easy). That Jet- —as you can plainly see in those beautiful Versatile, full sweep smooth Chevy ride, with a sinewy Full Coil June buys he’s got bustin’ out all over. FOR RESTAURANT STANLEY x ; FRIGIDAIRE WEEK Luncheon served 12 noon to WARNER STATEEB SHIRTWAIST 3 p.m. Dinner 5 p.m. to mid- niglit. Dancing on Thursday, ONLY! Friday and Saturday evenings CONT. TOUAY-MONOAY-TUESOAY from 8:80 P.M. SIZIS 9 p.m. to 12:45 a.m. “PROFESSOR” at S:S0-5:25-7:20-9il6 Saturday coni, from HUM) a.m.-:—Doors Open 11 a.m. • 50 FOOT HOSE ALL FOR DRESSES 10 to 18 “ PROFESSOR’’ shown at ll«i-l.*S0-S:2S-i L f J O K fO V S t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. FRIDAY,, JvI j e ’ 2 , 1961 1‘
berg. Mr. and Mra. Jay CMdsteln. ed professionally since he was Beth Sholom Oub Mr. and Mrs. Howard QoM. Mr. Organists to Meet eleven years of age. Bolton because of his obligations to Bol and Mrs. Lawrenoe Kobran, Mr. Organ aocietiea from Torrlngton, ENJOY ton. To Seal Officers and Mra. Charles Borgida, and iCr. At Moberg Home Mysuc, Vernon and Hartford nave Tha salactmen i^ rov ed Gsal's TV-Radio Tonight and Mrs. Joseph Gotdoa. been invited to attend. request to have town highway . Weather permitting, the console crews do work for the Park and wtll play Sheridan Oil tonight at 6 Officer* will Im Inatalled at the Mancbeatar Organ Society L I F E will, will bef playM from the terrace. School Action Slated. Recreation Department as long a* at the Bolton Dairy field. . ■eaaon’ft' finftl meeUnf of th* Mr. wU haul Its monthly meeting at it does not tnt^ere with the high \ food and ‘‘odds and ends’’ sale and Mrs. Club of Temple Beth Youth Gub Seats tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Oeoige E. CABUETON OBANBBBY MILLER LllliLI LIFE way schedule. The cost o f . auch will be held at the vacant store at Imagine! a swimknit vyiih the richness of tapes* television Bolton Notch tomorrow begin Sholom on Sunday at 8:S0 p.m. at Moberg, M Shraat St, Saturday, Grtenwlch, June > —& Carle- help will be charged to the Park try, the softness of fine cut velvet. Yet this new M Theater (Ja procresa) *;00 HarrteBB * Soo. •, • Officers Tonight at 8 p jn. ton Graabfry. *2, of 564 North 8t., in haluiY H - pukb Date in Mid*June and Recreation Department. ning at 10 a.m. The sale- is spon y Show Ito nraarcM) 10. *0 Prefldent Kennedy ■ Trip 10. the Temple vefttry. Tha guest oifanlst will h* |tan- a special partner In the Invest Gsal’s request for an increase sored by the Women of St. , Show Ua progrtsa) There will be a cocktail party ment firm of Granbery, Marsehe In salary will be turned over to the George’s Episcopal Church. Jantzen holds its shape, wet or dry, needs no . of tea Foat ItSO Tha FUastonee I. « The United Synagogue Youth dy l,nn* of MUrord. Ijans toured The aeteetmen decided last m gbtf property would be $1,060 for the B rlat'i Shack Five Star Jubilee after the inatallatlon. Mr. and Mrs. with the U8 0 during World War and Co., died yesterday In his New Board of Finance. Selectmen laudr Film Club of Temple Beth Sholom will Yark apartment Funeral services to ti7 to obtain the tsw of Piano’s house, lot; $2,400 for 30 acres of Msuio^ieeter Evening Herald Bol special pampering. Ask to see “Flower Song” Ernie Koracs Special Merwin Heridy and Mr. and Mrs. n with Bobe Hope, Jack Benny ed Gssl for his splendid Job and the Clown. Install its new oSeers this eve will be private. bfdlroom' the week of June 12 or land; $13,037 for the house and felt the town was' fortunate to ton eorrespondeat, Grace McDer News Route 6« Samuel GOldfarb will be co-chair and Phil H h i^ Lanai has play $2,500 for four outbuildinga, for maillot (say my-oh) in a tempting range of bi I Maainmt Teensvllle ning at the 7:15 Sabbath eva serv 19 for a special town meeting aa have such a dedicated Individual mott, tetephene MItchiell 3-6566. American Newsreel 9:00 The Lawless Years 10. 3 men. a total of $19,887. taking,care of the recreation pro I Weather. News ft Sports 77 Sunset ^ i p ft, 4 ice at the temple. Robert Hendel, raquftated by the Board of Educa- According to Atty. Garrity, the color tones. Rounded from within by exclusive Behind Oeaed Doors S:3U Checkerboard Theater Officers, all re-elected for a vice president of the state o r | ^ - tiOlU gram. I Film ' Nanette FAbray Show . ID, 9 second term, to be installed are Sheridans had bought a two-acre Brief! Club Bouse 33 'Way Out sation, will be inatalling (Acer. •Tha nweHng will vote on author- lot adjoining their land which ap April Car Deaths ^ French Bra cups. 8-16, and priced only $15.95. Sports. News ft Weather 9 I A.sphalt Junftle Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Freedman, Tax Collector Anthony Maneg- 19*10:00 Michael Shayne 39 Those to be installed are Victor S&H OREBI STAMPS taiag tha M sllc BuiliUng O m - peared on the grand list at 11,040, Rohm Houd presidents; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Zubrow. president; Nell Wise. Srst 5000 gia announces he will be in the At Record 3,050 I Doua iwlwards 12 ■ Medicine '61 miaslOB to aelect aa architect sc- although the Sheridans did not in Town Clerk’s office at the Com just weir a smile and a ^ | l t Z 6 Il HantleT-BnnkleT News 10. :io I Too TwlHphl Zone Hlrachfeld aa 'vice presidents; Mr. vice president; Arlene Snyder, sec- . W ITH EVERY PURCHASE tend it to be a building lot. 9 The Detectives I 4 «nra preliminary plans and obtain munity Hall to collect taxea to EveninR Report and Mrs. Samuel Diamond, secre ond vice president; Elliott Bur- mat eatlmatea for a adiool to be ) L«ck Up h 10:30 rresident Kennedy's Trip taries, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brewed only Atty. Gftrrity pointed out that morrow from 9 a.m. to noon and Chicago, June 2 (/Pi — The na News aiid Weather 20. 40 I The Ia w and Mr. Jones ssek, treasurer; Susan Swadosh, btdU on Brandy S t; to aee if the tion’s traffic deaths in April—3,050 3 L Manhunt Kramer, treasurers. in MilwniiKee N.ituMHy' the Board of Tax Review had al from 2 to 5 pan. Maneggia warns Death Valiev Days recording secretary, and Andrea In School Post town wUl appropriate |5.000 to ready granted a reduction of $833, —was a record high tor any April, Shotsnn Slade 10 I ll:(X) Bic News Members of the Hospitality com Sandals, corresponding secretary. there ere only 12 days left in which Brava Stallion 13 Barry Barents This la Ronald P. Scott of Peter dicura the plans; and if the Board from $13,920 down to $13^037, on say# the National Safety Coun IK ' News Sports. Weather mittee for this meeting are Mr. to pay taxes without having to pay Checkerboard Theater The Sabbath tea after the serv borough, N A , who will become UNIVERSAL Education^ will be authorised the SheridEui house but this did not interest. cil. • f;15 Kvenina Report 40 11 15 Jack Paar 1 and Mrs. Bernard Bursak, Mr. and ice will be sponsored by Mr. and to apply to the State Board of Sports camera 011 President Kennedy's Trip Mrs. Riclterd Don, Mr. and Mrs. Mancbeatsr’a assistant superin appear on the assessment card. The Bolton Lions Club ivill spon The death toll compared to the W. Mass Hifthllchts America's Greatest Movies Mrs. Harry Kovensky, whose son, tendent of schools in August Scott C U S T O M PRE-^ENGINEERED Sducatlpn for a state grant. The Board of Tax Review has now previous high of 2,970 in April I1 11:30■ Premiere Arnold Klaus, Mr. and Mrs. Israel sor a dance tonight from 9 p.m. to } Bat Maatcrton Neal will make his Bar Mitzvah at Is now aaslatant superlntimdent of A t tfw jrequeet of the Republi approved the net reduction of 1956, and was 3 per cent higher Rawhide I Award Theater Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sil- the Sabbath aervlce tomorrow 1 a.m. at Fiano’s Restaurant, with Bappy I 11:25 News” schools In Peterborouih*JaBrey can Town' Committee, the town $1,550 and will attempt to settle music by Tony O’Brlght’s orches than the 3,960 highway deaths in Brothers Brsnnagsn I 11:30 Jack Paar Show her, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lama- morning. Union, NM. meeting will also consider chang the case on that basis. April last year. . £xpadttinn i ll:4.'i World's Best Movies tra. On Sunday, the Lions will can JhaidBy Fan ' 100 News. Sign Off ULTIIA ing the hours c* voting at town Park and Recreation Commission vass the town to sell brooms, made The council said traffic fatali BCK SATTIBDAT’S TV WEEH FOR COMPLETE LlS'nNO •iMtlons to 0 a.m. to 7 p.m. rather er Fred Gaal requested the select by the Institute for the Blind. Pro ties in the first four months this than 7 a.m. to. 6 p.m. as at pres men to approve bis request for an ceeds from both events will be year totaled 10.780, an increase of POWER ent The change wSl benefit many increase in salary from $100 an- given to the eye research fund. The 1 per cqnt over the corresponding townspeople who work out of pually to $500 a year plus $100 for M and M Oil Co. on Rt. 6 will be period in 1960. L Radio town, according to the request. meetings, school and travel. Gaal headquarters for the broom sale. SPECIAL SHOE REDUCTIONS! If tho 'change is voted, the hours said the work of bis department Brooms may be purchased there by <:00 News. Wsh Stiaet 6:15 Bob Bacon Sports Selectmen voted to accept the Members of United Methodist <1 6:10 Art Johason Show 200 PAIR recommendation of Town Counsel in work for the department; in Economical Repairs on and button cord tops. 6:30 Mutual Naws Church are invited to a meeting Sisea 10 to 18. ft.06 Crystal Lake Hop 4:35 Locsl News and Sbowcass Handd Gaurity to the Board of 1960 the work increased to 766 tonight at 7:30 at North Metho Radio, TV. Storto, f ' 11:00 Newa. 6:45 LowslI Thomas. FMl lUaatla rU tl5 Raynor Steiea SUN STEPS Tax Review in a tax appeal pend- hours and so far this' year he apent 7:00 CBS News IWSif dist Church in Manchester. Dr. Phonographs, ..' '1.-00 Nswa. Shm Oft 7:10 CBS—In Person tog In the Court of Common neas 790 hours up to May 1, with the Wayne Artis of the Church Sur Othon WMT-eift 7:30 Fulton Lewis filed by Dr. and Mrs. Bernard J. season just beginning. Applioncos tdio Kay _ i r u r s School claaa of 1951 will attend a All Heel Heights Your Favorite V-^IK® News 10th anniversary reunion tomor t U :10 ^ I Ito9irfar la $4.f 5 BUY FOR NOW AND FALL JANUABY 1003 f i - 1:00 d3T B row from 6:30 pjn. to 1 ajn. aC ARNEL t - •:OOWa]ll the Garden Grove. There will be a H07-839Eiffi' social hour before dinner la aerved. N«AmNO AlOS 'I- Intrited guests include Miss CBMhvtahrtafiiaMfei Ajma McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- UNIVERSAL GARAGES, INC. SKIRT OOMPIXTE SERVICE son Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Jamas RITING Kim 1 /OS -,‘j S IIII S S I . Nl W IIAVI N. CONN Duffy, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph IS OUR ® SHOES QUINN'S 041 yoar tolaflMnft by aa expeil- Skinner. 1 Wiihoid oMigsHnn pleate lend FREE celalotu* For reservations, class mimbera lU SIN ESS 881 MAIN ST may call Roger Negro, 305 Oak MANCHESTER • NAM E______CITY______L ' PHARMACY Phoae MI S-41N n u « naxvnaoN S t, or Richard Ellington,, 40 Ox- j AnnRFSs ^ _ wfwff______j M l M S N fora St, or tickets may obtained m MAIN STBEBT Amel aharicskin skirt at the door. with hlp-stitehed box pleats, slot detail, a laundiy-lovin’ wonder PREVIEW THE aklrt! Siaes 10 to,,16 In short or average lengths. In 'white, tur "D£MI-FLIGHT" quoise and pink. AT WOODLAND PARK YOU’LL FIND YOUR FAVORITE "WAGON (SOUTH WINDSOR)
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■' - . 'I ' PAQB8H MANCHESTER BVENING HERALD. MAN0HE8TBR, CONN^ iKIDAY, JUNE f . IM i MANCH^TBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1961 PAGE SBVm City HoqUtal June 14 aimed at will be held at tha Vernon Town * __ » Antdffstpr ar nattsiiB aa tlm fcotactor ttv tm tr be charged, with eeurt eosis not Regiom i B CAU MOkawk M447 RockviUe-Vemon developing community education Clerk’s office tomorrow from 9 iif iliiiii'fUfWifITtQlWiGs ftaadom. House Favors 3Ttt totsisB. A TlibRf ht for Todsp Long-Murray al programs for doctora a.m. to 8 p.m. Town Clerk Henry Judge Swyg^ said an estimat ‘nie symporium is bring spon Judge Orders Police I t ta a rather dartc hour for ed 7-cent-a-gulon increase ooet lgr''lb F. Butler said the session was set &»rtsfti9 ifpraib Umaijcan peUcy oratory, and for OasMa of Ckavehea Athletes to Hear DELUXE BUFFET sored by the Tolland County up largely to allow roaldents to More Aid for consumani about $$50,000 a month Browa Queries Academy of General Practice. refilster in order to vote in tho South Korea many wars mads fi:$6 p.m. M RHAM High Sehool to travel outside their home areas other Connecticut towns in which lanta, the Rev. F. L. Shuttleworth THOMAS nUMlI tions whieb would ba safer with son to think that a review of tha to aoffer for thair faith. Oiia aueh Next Doot to Poet OAeo. NEWINGTON (Cister) architect William MUeto to draw for study. they may have Uyed before com day with the announced intent by la r^ r now but arc still getting earliar trial wUl reault in a rever cafeteria. plans for the proposed hew school A speaker is being sought for ing to Vernon. of Birmingham, the Rev. Wyatt moat of them to make a new in 225 CHABTEB OAA W t/OOBt sumuKiFTioN ^ n a out I t because they are net fpll of the grants. Other towns only slight rider of a Prasbytarian Church had Tbe dinner, to honor achool ath CRAB. BOULANGER, Heat SO. HEL8T08ST* Tee Walker of Atlanta and the M ANCBESnai tB A d in m sal of tha verdict.’’. Hia company, letes is aponsored by the Parent- on Skinner Rd., but have indirect tho June 14 session to discuss kid Farm Teams Start tegration attempt before leaving CuideT the mutual dj’namism of chal- ly mora populous do not get the he eaid, beUeves it broke no law. his wrists bound with thonga and ly rebuffed the request. ney dlseaae and electrolytes. TTie Rockville-Vernon L ittle Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy and the for Jackson, Miss,, and New Or- Tm t ...... tUitO grants. waa placed againat a wall to ba T e a e h e> • Student AsM>dation> AIR-CONDITIONED Rev. Solomon S. Seay ^r., both of MorIIm iMtging each other for domination Grant H. Toung, Ohio Oil vice In a voice vote, the members Hespital Notes League farm teams begin their leana Opponents of the bill, though chot. Tfia aldar, howenwr, request Trophies will bs awarded the unimlmously declared they would Montgomery. AU are Negro lead In Mississippi, acting Gov. Paul of the world.' president in charge of marketing, most Improved, the most valuable - r r Admitted Thursday: Norman season tomorrow with a double- &M Month ...... conceding inequities, said the pro said “It seemed clear .to many ob- ed that hie wtiata might be freed Invite the questioner, Charles H. Banks, Mountain Spring Rd., Tol header at Henry Park at 1 p.m. ers active in the bua station segre Johnson urged residents of the n^Boldif ...... More than the small nations gram should not be altered at this ae that ha could die a fraO mth. and the moet outstanding players Brown, to their next meeting suid gation challenge. state to let the law take its course, need protection, it ia the United aervera that the Judge from etart of the year. land; Arnold Johnston, Brown Five teams have been formed this time. to finish considered the companies Consequantly, tbs North Korean Inform him by letter that all meet Bridge Rd., Tolland. year, sponsored by the PAC Club, Johnson told the defendants: Jackson police have arrested 52 THB PfU dB Stataa and Ruaaia which need re otTicer eut not only the thongs Tickets for the event'are avail ings are open to the public. *T want to make it abundantly Integrationists. Of this group, 10 Th* A—or______la ascioalTatv They said the, orlirlnal Intent to be guilty," and the verdict able ftx>m Xihvard Teomans , of Births Tliursday: A son to Mr. Elks, Moose, Kosciuszko Club, and oMttM______ta ilw __ q— ^ 0*of mabUeatloD of straint lest they destroy them- waa to encourage the smalleat “rested substantially on the trial btnding ths man, but also severed both However, they agreed they would and M rs Hairy Masichuk, South American Legion. clear that this Injunction and tem have been released but the rest are ENJOY •B aawa dlatmtrh— cwiiMtaB to tt or towns to fetter their educational hia hands from his arms at tha AndovMr. not hold a special session in order Fund Drive Begins porary restraining order will he taking part in a bimger strike othoTwlM eraditad to tma aopat aelves along with the smaller na judge’s attitude and certainly not aame time. However, to tha amaxe- The,.Regional Board of -Bduea- S t; a eon to Mr. and Mrs/ Dallas and aJae tha lodBl nai jed bore, standards by replacing We in tha Church of America cost esthnetea for prt^osod build mittee last month. Five other ar trpocmpMeal arrera appaartait ta ad- two naUons each of which claims in the larger to\«-ns. The participants are atudents In Vernon and TalcottviUe news k aarfB— w and etbor raadtna matter day, ahow's $36 elementary school have never been, called upon to ing chanfifse at RHAM. o fits mala atraafi chitects had submitted applica Sykes music department bendled by The Herald’s Rockville la Tha Maaifhaatta BaaaiBa BermM to be a law unto Itself. and $04 secondary school vacan demonetrate our ifaljth. Would our e Tfifi mtdile tpke. aaat tions The vote for MUeto was five Voter Beerion Tomorrow Bonao, 5 W. Slain St., TB 6-8186 What ia the Uieoiy of the meet cies. Vacancies for administrative witness be aa effective as that of Maaoheater EvaniBg HeraM Rs- aext to MW pSpsfiar to four with members Herman G. A special voter making sesrion or MI 9-6797. ing? 11 Oil Firms Fin^ personnel and special teachers to ths Prasbytarian rider? fiteaal g Mrreapendent, Juna 1* Olson, Edward B. Masker, Ftank Ptor Thaaday 1 ».». ! tal 13fi. Last year at thia time the Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon Nyfigres^ telephone AOefiawiy 8- B. Cotnell, Roger Pease and Jo __ . It ia that these two leaders may teaching vacancies stood at 580. Wapping Community Church $412. seph Novak voting in the affirma -1 conceivably, out of their gradoua For Gas Price Fix tive. benevolence and intelligence, suc Alter the meeting, Gottier ssild ’ Cla—iifajjdaatjltaa; *!ftlo^a.m^eaeh (CoBtliiiied treas Pago Oaa) the request may have come be lay o( WbUeattoh aaoaot Batarday— ceed in coming together and de rajn.______* ______. cause MUeto is a somewhat con creeing some kind of regima for Other fines were against Soeeny troversial figure due to his design T M a j, JnM t the worid. Mobil. 145,000: Ohio Oil. $45,000; Ing the new Lake St. E le m e n t^ GERANIUMS Both the atmoephara and tha Phillips Petroleum, $45,000; aUes Sriiool. . Service, $45,000; Texaco, M5.000; The Lake St. School has drawn TIm MiMiiif Canccpt theory are not full of hope, but fun Shell, $45,000; Hudson. $$0,000; both favorable and unfavorable 3 F „ n . 0 0 We weald fM mere eenfldant of of futility. Tornado, $30,000, and Pacer, $5,- criticism during and since its con . struction. tlie potoetiel fndtftdiMee of the These two men and their na' 000 (In Bud and Blossom) Uona cannot save the world All defendants except Pacer will A Cornell said of Brown’e request meeting ta Vtaoia If we had the / that it questions the judgment of aUshteet ewldeaee that attber of through exercise of their own committee members. He said he Ite pertielpaiits wee bilactac with greatness and power, or even would not answer questions Brown h ia the reeUnttkei that the preh* through the exerriae of thair hU' might ask. TUBEROUS inanity and wisdom. Masker supported the eonten leme eC the world wl£l net be FOIDINO COMMODB Photo Reflex tion, and related Brown's request aeived by th m two mao—not even Not unless they begin and and MRS. GEORGE KENNETH LONG to a recent written questionnaire BEGONIAS tt they meet tat the ntraaet dograe by bowing to the idea of a worid concerning town officials* views on of rood wni and fHandahip. the Of law neither miadc nop odotroUed Miss Lynne Althea Murray andf coualnB of the bride. They wore consolidation, saying he feels the by themaeivca George Kenneth Long, both of floor-length gowns of pink nylon, questionnaire constitutes an inva tdeonet underetendhig. and will and carried nosegays. sion of privacy. ^sOO Ingneae to m atdi iinderstandlnKa Not unlesa they should come Manchester, were united in mar Donald D. Long, brother of the The motion to invite Brown to with obncrete coaoeaeiona. out of their maetlag together with riage at a candlelight service Sat bridegroom,, served as best man. the next meeting wae made by Ol (In Bud and Blossom) They cannot do what tha world tha proclamation whldi would urday at South Methodist Church. Ushers were Donald Douton of son. Members agreed that no one make the Unltad NaUona bigger The bride is the daughter of Mrs. BSUngtoh, Frank T. Prior and of their number could answer aeeda to ham dona. No t«n> men Althea N. Murray, 40 Marshall Douglas Prior, b^th of Manchester. questions directed to the board as than both their rbUoiu put to- ean. No two natlona can. FOR EVERY GRADUATE Rd., and the late John D. Murray. Mrs. Murray wore a blue chif a tmit. WEEKOID SALE OF And, to oodi degree aa mich a goUier. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. fon dress with white accessories hledlcal Confab Jane 14 annunit maathig fOaten tha lllu Wa have no raaann to imagina and Mrs. George S. Long, 247 and a corsage of phalaenopsis. The Vernon area physicians will at tend a symposium at RockviUe Mon Oiat they, er their two na that they are even tMtiMag t t o o Autumn S t bridegroom’s moteer wore a rose ANNUAL PLANTS such a poeslbilUy. Wa thlak, ^ tha The Rev. Lawrence P. Almond lace dress with matching acces ” »»«**, Snapdragone, Coemos, Mart- tMTrf-ii ^ ^ ttona can do tbaoe tblnga, it con performed the ceremony. [Dos. contrary, that each thinks ha sories and a corsage of Cattleya or golds, Verbena, Dahliaa, Cockscomb, atltutea a danger more fundamen The bride waa given in marriage chids. Stock . . . and many others. tol and laaUng Umb any of their heads a iiaUea powerful aneugh by her uncle, Theodore B. Metheny, A reception for 100 ^ e s ts was potential fhilarae and dtaagree' to make law fOr Itself.. m CDICflL 18 Ardmore Rd. She wore a floor- held at the La tern Viuage Bam. length gown, designed with a scal menta. So long aa that la the under Tony CBright’s orchestra provid ATTIC FANS Evergreens and Shrubs at reasonable prices. lying theory, it makes UtUa dlf' PHftHmflCY loped Sabrina neckline and skirt of ed music for dancing. For a south Be ready for the hot weather I It aaama time, again, aa it haa dgMWiLWmig.fi.fi. M(.S-4l4fi alternating panels of organza and ern motor trip, Mrs. Long wore a I ferenos what temporary patch- lace. She wore a crown of silk or blue suit with white and pink ahead with a HUNTER AT- been time ever aince World War 1 TTC FAN Inatailed in your n ended, to go to the houaetopa WDjfc they may achieve. Sooner or ganza rose petals with a scalloped accessories, a n d a corsage of later, they will try ont the theory. ,-<5' fingertip veil trimmed with sequins phalaenopsis. home. Complete with fan, McCONVILLE and Mumt the only aalvatlmi of and pearls. Her bouquet was a The bride is a 1959 g;raduate of louvers and aU carpentry | manhind for the future—in fact, And thia Is tha portent over the caacade of White rosea and phal- Manchester High School, and is I work. the only real promiae that there meeting in Vienna: that unless aenopsis. senior at Manchester Memorial WILSON GREENHOUSES may poaalbly be a future. theaa two great powers aubmlt Miss Patricia K. Mullen. 23 Hospital School of X-ray technol.- ELECTRICAL CO. 302 WOODBRIDGE STREET—MI 9-5947 That one aalvation ta a world of thamaelvea to law which is bigger LInnmore Dr., was maid of honor. ogy. The bridegpxxim attended OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS She wore a street-length gown of Manchester schools, served four Ml 9*4817-ME 3*7376 law. than they are, they cannot oo- pink silk organza with shrimp- years in the U. S. Navy, and is em . To thla law, even the Kennedya axlat they can only co-deatroy. colored cummerbund. Her head ployed by Kaman Aircraft In Flnancliig Available and the Khruabeheva, even tte But neither of them, we are afraid, dress was ofimatching silk-organza Bloomfield. United Statea and Ruaaia, ihuat be ia properly humble before the kind petals with nose veil, and ]\er ' aubjoct. of history their world faeea bouquet was a caacade of white tea roses and pink carnations. The repository and adminiatra EVERYWHERE ITS JUST Bridesmaids were Miss Janet R. tor and exocutor and enforcar o t LOBSTER ON FRIDAY Schaefer of Weatogue, cousin of thia law haa to bo the United Na> Ready-Made Seript EVENING the bride; Mrs. Frank T. Prior, 281 “ttona. - - ...... I t would appear to~be something Center St., and Mrs. Douglas Ftlor, Whatever builds aueh ccnoapts But Here i f * Q J l 83 Chestnut St. They wore gowns of a fraah script. Just in the nick similar to the maid of honor's in and realizationa, and wbataver of t|nw for a television Industry seafoam and aqua shades, with aeeka to strengthen the United abnoat running out of plots in BROILED matching petsd headdresses, and Nations, makes survixal aenaa. vrtileh tke amount of gore seams 'm carried cascades of pink tea roses Whatever *hreatjuia to vIolaU OBSTER and carnations. the chief baaia for any moral Judg MARQUISLBeqanl BAGUETTE. Slim, STAKSPKAY. Sii er ignore such ooncepta, to funnel SRRIT^ Automatic OVAL MESH. I4K Flower girls were LauHe Jean O F MANCHESTER meat, which haa been provided by I4K yellow qeld, trim ond tiny in de full-eutdiamondsr (self-winding); sweep Metheny of Manchester and Heidi dli^omacy and energy away from white gold beaded the death of Trujillo. A-LA-HOB-NOB mofehinq axpontion sign; in yellow gold- r.4K w h its g o ld ; nond; yellow golo- watch, I4K gold Ann Marie Murray of Granby, both the United Nations, to aubstituta The new aeries could ba callad bracelet...... $7S filled ...... $75 faceted crystal $175 filled...... $75 mesh bracelet $150 other Instruments and instltutlena, Tha Dlctatora,” and it would, (Our Own Special ia the policy of destruction, no aftar coheeding that dictatora al Shrimp Stuffing) matter how good it may saem to ways coma to a bad end, build its TV OR RADIO Idck out of dramatic amphaals of SERVED WITH TOSSED SALAD. **■ FRENCH FRIED ONION R1N08, THE ALERT. Fobu- THE EXECUTIVE. THE ELM. Bsouti- .PORPOISE. Woter- KINGFISH. Hand- How. in such raepecta, can we tha SBarllng way they met their PLA Y I NG FRENCH FRIED POTATOES. lout wrist olorml Colondor Automot- fully engraved diol; resistant; stainless some automatic; in Give your outdoor living rate the two men about to maet id, true, la death, to the cods by ROLLS AND BUTTER Yellow gold-filled, ic! Yellow gold-filled, Florentine-finished steel with sweep I4K yellow gold; P O O R L Y ? in Vienna? whldi ttey lived and treated sweep bond . . . $75 sweep bond . . . $75 bracelet, . ..$59.75 hand ...... $49.75 sweep hand . . $150 Both are heavily S&Kemad with others. On the Concourse IRINO YOUR 1VK S M fOI ' their rMea aa exponents and wiald- Tha keynote to the standard S2- that Hollywood touch ars of national power, pride aqd weak-a-yaar plot for tha imw as- At the Parkade \ m i L prestige. One may be mort confi lisa ha* already been prorided by dent than another; one may be tha official account, from tha with sturdy concerned with making the other hairs of tha dictatorship in tha realize how great ia the power he Dotnlnicaa Rsputlic, of tha way commands and how reoolutaly ha in which ill bad hero died. AMERICAN MADE REPLACEMENT TUBES commands It; but both are uaing TVuJlUo was riding out to visit fOR EVERY SET' the same kmd of chips. hia aged mothar, M years old, in R E D W O O D Elach has, within his present tha rola of duUra son. Perhaps TRANSISTOE ARTHUR'S span of leadership, given the world becauaa aha. Ilka all mothers, 942 filalii Bt, ManobMter some Inkling of Just how ha views wanted continual raabsurance of Oornor of 81 James 81 the United Nations. her sen's auccaaa in tha world, ha “SORENTO”’ Khrushchev cams there last fall always put on hia miUtary uniform Table 27.95* RADIOS Tailored of fine 55% Dacron to bang his ahoe, and to try to for thaaa vlsiU. In fact whenever blacken and cripple tha function ha put on hia miUtary uniform polyester and 45% worsted ing of its inco.TtipUbla aecratary that meant ha was likely to be ZENITH. MOTOROLA. quality fabrics... with features fiacros* t Wtrstei general. When he doesn't happen driving out to see kia mothar, and that give superior fit and a to Uke what tha United NaUona that gave tha conspirators their RCA. EMERSON. CHANGE^THIS Redwood, gives your patio or porch is doing, he rafiisea to pay his signal. ' I a Holljrwood flare, for this furniture well groomed look that lifts taxea He gives the institution it The conapirators actually cor GENERAL ELECTRIC was designed by Californians and this suit to the luxury level. self a sort of marginal toleration; nered Trujillo, and had all the odda made of weather resistant California The “Sorento” is made TROPICALS if it aeema momentarily useful to their way. They had him outnum REAL QUALITY redwood. In our own workrooms Win. it exists: if not. he ignores tt. bered and outgrmned, at least six Your investment in cool comfortable and sold direct He doesn't quite dare or choose to men and probably as many’S^ma LOW PRICES In Ju$t a Fgw Hours get out of it: but if he can tear it (Chine guns being stacked against outdoor living can be extended for the to ^ou in our own family down aomo more, and get others Trujillo, with a rpvolver, and hia Convort to tho entire year if you select Watkins clothing centers where you to help him tepr It down, it won't Suminer furniture, for we’ve planned at chauffeur, who had two machine SAMPLE RUY... famous pay cash and pay less. The bs important'enough to bother to gun*. . it for year 'round use! '‘Sorento” is p ric^ so low that resign from. When tha ambush took place, TIMKEIV only.. President Kennedy, m man who Motorola ■When summer is over, you use this we sincerely believe it is the chauffeur attempted to back comfortable, loungy furniture in your in theory should at least know bet aiound and make a getaway. But W o n -F lo m o 57.50* America’s greatest suit valuel ter, whereas Khruahcbev can at All Transistor game room. tha dictator, already wounded, aald O il Rumor least bo given the excuae of poten "1 am wounded. Let ua atop to S-YEAR GUARANTEE See it tomorrow. Order it so you’ll be tial provincial ignorance and lack WU fiAVINai ALTKRATIONS INC1.UDKD fight." He then began firing, and Every Michaels watch carries ready for warm weather. of gVAsp of the fundamental situ aUARANTEEO •All prices are for delivery in tha chauffeur began operating hia with It our famous 3-yeor UN- ation of our age,, paid dismal but two machine guns, but the odds factory cartons-. . . you as typical respecU to the United Na- CONDITIONAL guaranteel No semble ’vrith bolts and nuts were not equal. Tnijulllp fought firini INaUDE M trel to* matter what befom the Michaels Jt6mambar,..every tloiia in his second State of the 6n to hia death. watch you give, eur guarontee furnished. ITie umbrella table garment purchased Union message the other day. Thus the official veraii^ which EASY PAYMENTS INVITED covert iH is 44” in diameter and drilled at Robert Hall is He referred to the world organi- would Aem, except for casting, for umbrella, $27.95. Adjust guaranteed to aaUon first by pot menUonlng it. almost an eiitire television produc- ROTORAMIC HEAT... able back of the chaise drops give satisfactory when he stated that the chief de tion. Blankats oil Haoting flat for sun bathing, $28.60. 37.50* service or your fense of our freedom lay bi NATO TTie truth could be, of course, P.S. We have a freish money refunded. and^ our other regional aJliancea. Surfacas wHh Flomas something different. It could be stock of radio batteries Mr cendhioaefi tor year shopping comfort That ia anachronlam and folly that the bad strong man was not, CbB forimf fev A— osrtmrio combined. at low discount prices. Deluxe Settee has wheels for moving about, in tha moment of truth for him- THE $57.50. Matching club chair, $37.50. 28 in. x Presidant Kennedy in the aame salf, quit# so true to the code by THE KNOWN NAME, 9 5 ft. three piece barbecue set, $24.95. 28” x speech made one specific refer wliich he had lived. But that ence to the United NaUona by WHITING 70’' Sets, $36.60; 28 x 82” Sets, $66. wouldn't be good legend, or folk THE k n o w n q u a lity SINCE 1900 OOBFftttATION 24.95* ROUTE 5 - SOUTH WINDSOR/CONN: name. Thia was when, as aeams hia lore, or, for that matter, good tale- bahlt, he nferred to it tolannUy ttsioa. Who waata a vUlfan who NORMAN’S JEWntrS - St tv ER SMITHS 254 BROAD ST. ood fcmiesfendlngly aa an oigaal- aCANOHESTBB lAgMd. or prognm , 443 HARTFORD RD. 958 MAIN STREET—MI S-2741 9S5 MAIN ST. - MI 845171 - OPEN 9 TO 6:80 * THURSDAY AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M. * CLOSED MONDAYS | MtlM a«aelal^ satnabia to Mun- wmiiaBt laat a waak. . MI 9-U«B PLENTY OF FREE PARIfING
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M A N C H E S ^ EVENINa Q B R ^ . MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 1961 PAGE MINS ■ r iG B SIGHT UANCHESTEB EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. JUNE 2.1961 submit his name to r ponridera- pear in Circuit Court, Manchester, RockviUeWernon South Wittdtor Uon at ths party caucus In Jidy. Three Ac^Siidents June 19. Lucy Splwlik of 28 Plymouth ' His. 8twice ignited the roof of a son aa president Arnold iawrence, who recommend dren's height. Shopard tobacco Shed across ths Jacob W. Cheney, 81, of 709 Main turn from Oak SL into Main SL Maria Carocarl ed a bid opening date of July 6. An oU-buming, forced hot water road. Ths house was oomplstely St. Both cars continued to. their when the Lockwood vehicle stop ^ *Tv« J o t been waltJnc to pound m te m will heat the new wing. rased but ths tobacco shed es Maabhester Bvenlsg Herald destinations, police reported. ped and the Swanson car stroek EVERYTHING COSTS LESS At the same time, the commit South Windsor oerreepondent 1 "tlria fovd," ■wore the worda ^ Jon As Theme for Fashion Show tee accepted the bid of the Haael- ]^el costs at the school will p n ^ caped damage. Sieverts has been ordered to ap the rear of the Lockwood car. Laura Katz, totophons Mitchell ^^TUodaon who announced on Wednes- ton Electric Co. of Hartford for mly come to $8,800 a year with Owned by South Windsor Golfers Beat Approximately. 100 girls partlcl- rewiring and relighting In the the hew wing, according to con Heights Inc., developers of ths 4-116$. :raay, Xay 24, the flrat Student patod in the annual home aconom- existing Maple St. School building. sulting engtoiMr Jerome F. Muel arse, the'-bouse was to be de- Better Quality ler, f Council meetina under hia leader- Ica department fiUhlbn ehow held Haselton’a was the low bid (|14,- -nMUidisd.' ' ‘Green Setu* Team of WHS; le present school building’s ..Briefs ; "Z. ahip by the familmr t ^ of the MHB In Bailey Auditorium thla after 800) of seven submitted, the high ^^gavel the aound of jurladicUon. est < ^ in g from the Mitchell Elec fuel bill is Juri over $1,000, Hie Republican Town Commit Green seas are UMse which pour FOR THAT SCHOOL PROM noon. tric Co. of Manchester at fl9,450. Prohtotod to Sthgeant tee wUI- meet tonight at the Town over an object in a solid mass, The foremoat aubject dlacussed 11-1-1 Recoi'd The home economica department Robert A. Kroger, soniof Bern FULL RE-CAP by the Student Council represen ta> The original estimate for thb work-' Hall at 8 o’clock.-Any reglatoied rather than spraying it and are featured the program as the con waa $18,000. ard J. Kruger of Veracai, recently Jlsj^Hcan Interested in .romOng the result of hurricans-ersated eves was the question of changing The Manchester High School cluding sseignment o f . clothing was promoted to sergeant first OR WEDDING IT the UHS class ring. A vote taken conatruction work for the year. In discussing the working draw to r election to a town post, may gajlea sweeping the sSa. Golf Team, under the direction of ings for the $276,0(>0 wing for the class on Okinawa where he is a ~ within the freshmen and sopho- Coach Larry Perry, a mem'ber of The theme for the fsshion show member of the U.S. Army Trans ~ m o ie classes will be the deter* the science department, defeated "Skill and Fun in ’61", Ganrienta schoed, commlttM members ap portation Group, Ryukyu Islands. ~ mining factor for or against this ■Wethersfield High 12-6 on May 22 modeled included Jumpers, tailored proved a number of minor changes, Kent Formal Wear — change. 4>ne of which Is the specification of Sergeant Kruger, ordnance sup TIRES at the Manchester Country Club. blouses, summer casual dresses. Z. The Student CouncU of 1961-62 Jacket dresses, pleated skirts and glass fiber fabric for roofing mate ply supervisor In the group, en The linksmen now show an excel tered the Army in 1948 and ar At Regal *** certainly has a great deal to live lent 11 win's 1 loss and 1 tie for formals. j — rial rather than slater's felt, the At King's Low, Low Prices H u p to for the accomplishments of Commentatdra were Mary Jane standard fabric for many years. rived overseas oh this tour of duty their aeazon's effort thus far. in May 1960. One Of Connecticut’s Largest 2;;^ the paM Student CouncU under the Under the capable leadership of McCurry, Jean Cibtoske, Rita Committee member Herman G. ..leadership of Rick Kennedy have this year's co-captatns, Wajme Gi^pfie. Diane Swanson and Pame , Olson said he felt if he had not Artista Plan Events Formal Rental Stores • 6.70x15 ^ b e e n successful and effective as in- la Treshuk. The models were held out for a more modem roof The annual outdoor exhiUUon Reynolds, and Roger Poe, the team ing material, the glaaa fiber fabric • 7.10x15 .^dicated in Rick's fareweU address has shown many fine combined lrls from Home Economlee I: of paintings, sponsored by -the Tol-' NEWEST STYLES TO ~ to the Student bo^. fudy Agnew, Nancy Arnold, Bev would not have been entered In the land County, Art Association, wil.' • 7.50x14 efforts in posting such an extra apeclflcatlons. _ Retiring Council President Rick ordinary won-los% record. Other erly Berger, Pat Cartwright, Pat be held Juna 10 on the Rockville Iras nrawM CUSTOM Markl sH fsrasf PIT ALL MEN and BOYS —•presented his State of the Union Judith P m4i OeraM Wallaoh CUrk, Mary Daly, Lis Dawkins, He said a standard tar and City Hoapitu grounds. The ex smIiL bIasm (rav n Message to the student body on varsity performers in addition to Pat Duval, Doreen Golaa, Linda gravel roof on hia furniture store hibition will Be open to the pubUo • TUXEDOS - CUTAWAYS Reynolds and Poe are Dave Kaye. free from^V Am. to 5 pan. ^ May 16 In the MHS auditorium Dick Kerr and alterTS'tee Don Harvey, Linda Hohwieler, Donna has bemm to leak after only four H at which time special note was Legion of Honor Besser and Stan Hilinski. IBchaud, Lynn Olacbefskie . Deb years. He called for modernity, not A b a ^ t will be taken for the • STROLLERS — given to the Student Council Scoraa for the Wetherafleid bie Rsscoe, LUUsn Smith, Sue "the aame thing we've been doing moat popular picture. In case of Z. achievements of the year 1960*61, Swadoah, Twyler Tessier, Janet for the last -80 years.” rain, the show will be postponed Com fort This week the Legion of Honor Whether It's baseball, basket' match were Roger Poe 80, Wayne WHITEWALLS — Assisted by slides projected to Tomlinson and Carol Verge. The glsss fiber cloth, which is to the following Saturday. With ths Iron Fireman CUSTOM EVERYTHING IN STOCK H an on-stags screen, Rick was able takes pleasure in presenting Judith ball, tennis, or swimming, this Reynolds 81, Dave Kaye 82, and From Clothing I modeu were; laid on a roof and coated with tar Dick Kerr 82. Bruce Stavens On June 6, the association will Mark II Amiaos you usa a taper- l O M — to illuatrate before the assembly Peck, a Senior classman of diver week's male legionnaire, Gerald Madelyn Altken, Ruth Andrews, aa la slater’s felt, is dimensionally view a demonstration of pastel smsitivs thsnnostat which opmatM Betty Avery, Nancy Biske, Betty H th e various Student Council ac- sified talents and interests. Wallach, is an «eager participant. more stable than the felt in ad painting by Mrs. Laura Breasan .thefkmsos with lbs sUihtsit varis- NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR •— complishmenta Perhaps this year’s Bostick, Nancy Carrier, Margaret verse weather conditions, Lawrence of Stafford Springs. The demon tion of room tsmpsrsturs. This H most outstanding measure was the She served this year as treas This sports enthusiast has been a Cawley, Joan Chapman, Sandra said. stration will be a feature of the m 1#0xl5 — institution at the Foreign Ebt- urer of Quill, the high school's member of the intramural sports Minor Leads Choman, Diana Clark, Pamela De- Other changes include a fence meeting at the old high school ' s 'SjOOxM H change Program: An 18-year-old literary magazine and as world program at MHS, playing both Merchant, Joyce Donovan, Janice and roof around an outside hatch building in RockvUle beginning at — Japanese strident will attend MHS typist. She studied the College baseball and basketball; he was Eckler, Diane Finlay, Eletha way which will serve as an air In 8 p.m. is BO tmoks. no tooL no fooled Hfor the coming year whUe Uvlng Prepsratory course, maintstining a recently elected to the Senior Nine’s Hittinff Flake, Rita Gagne, Gemma Girar- take for the bbiler room, and vinyl roe public la invited. oombmlioBcoafflber; no msled oil. 10.55 “B" average in such subjects as din, Iterbara Heine,- Joyce John — at the home of Peggy Beach. Sports Night committee by his counter tope in the cafeteria. Mis. Woodbooae to Speak WHITEWALLS H Many courtesy activities such as CoUege English IV. Spanish HI. English class, and he is presently son, Susan Johnson, Carol Knybel, Former U.S. Oongreaawoman — the presoitation of a lifetime BAA Modem Problems, and Chemistry. In MHS Loss Sally Kvadas, Judy Larson, Judy OsanlliiMS 10.99' playing on a church league base Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse of With tbs iostont clean llsins thsM Hpass to former principal Mr. Ed- One of her favorite pastimes is the ball team. LeKanc, Carol McAdams, Georgia Scotland, will speak to members of — son BaUey, the formatirm of the making of copper and enameled When Jerry is not Involved in Manchester High School's base Mercer, Jean Morris, Pat Orze- a n no Sacks of soot blowing from — Danny Manchuck Fund and spe- Jewelry. These are but a few of the chowaki, Mary Ann Palis, Lois the Rockville Rotary Club at a some type of sport, he works at ball tourney hopes were all but Personal Notices Itmcheon meeting - Monday. — dal recognition to club services by activities that occupy Judy's time. his father's store, Walladi's Food Piccarello, Sandra Pyka, Charlene Mrs. Woodhouse, who served In (Hm <^.______Superior famous make recap tires. 2 months guaran Z. way of the “Salute to MHS Bulle- She is also a member of Spanish shattered when the Indians drop Readon, Nancy Regan, Patricia Store, or he does gardening. How ped their third game in four de the House of Representatives aa tee bond on a prorata basis. *** tin Board" were serviced by the Club and Senior Girls' Club. She Scannel, Ellen Sherman, Beverly In Memoriam Oemgresawoman from the Second Z Student CouncU this year. Rick participates in girls' after school ever, Jerry finds time to put his cisions against Conard Monday, Stautly, Sally Strickland, Diane In loTlnx memory of our beloved work aside in order to enjoy him- May I"' by a score of 5-3 after an Swanson, Pamela Treahuk and Sonia C. Johnion, who paesed away Connecticut District, will give an -* proudly announced that this year's sports, especially in her favorites; June 8, 1963. Illustrated talk on her recent trip Z SAA membership set an aU*tlme Swimming, tennis, and softball. sdlf —The Houae social life of kOIS. for the Iona Manufacturing Co. cilla Gibson, Donna Hayes, Msry We shall always care. the vaniililag point Bsturtl chuiiBsy draft isqnlisd. Nancy FolUnebee '62 Among her likes Judy lists her College English IV, Spanish n, back with three runs in the sev Jane McCurry, Lucille Purvis, Bev Peaceful you are sleeping. has passed a bill to keep amateur "all time favorite” song, "Wonder Sienior Earth Science, and Modem enth and eighth frames. The de erly Reagan, Nancy Robinson, Away from all sorrow and care, r9cketa on the pad. feat left Manchester with an 8-8 Mary Ann Stone, Marjorie Twer- God has you la bis keeping. land by Night,” and her "all time Problems. Jerry lists Spanish and Ws have you In our M arts. A measure approved ymterday favorite trio," the Kingston Trio. Earth Science as his favorites. Jer over-all record. "Skill and Fun in ’81”, the theme for the Annual Home Ekonomica Department Fashion show is 11- dy and Janet Vennart. would authorize the state fire mar ry has hopes of attending Central But Minor showed no effects of A great deal of planning and Hother and Dad. Chess Squad People who have no sense of humor luBtrated by models (left to right) Gemma Girardjn, Buth Andrews, Diane Finlay. Charlene Rea- grandparents shal to recognize any simateur and consequently csmnot laugh at Connecticut State College next a wound which he received against don and Judy Larson. The girls are displaying the i results of their sewing skill and appear to be management was provided the Brothers, sister. group sincerely interested in the FOGARTY BROS, Inc. themselves or their owm mtstakeu year. Platt as he led the Indians' hit anticipating much fun In 1961. (Herald photo byOfiara). •how by teachilrs. Miss Joyce John Card of Thanks science of rocketry. It would be Wins Division earn them her greatest dislike. Jerry is an active member of ting attack with three hita in four son, Mrs. Greta Burke, and Mrs. The family of Maurice Madden wish permitted to register with his of 319 BROAD ST.—MI 9-4539 Next year Judy, alias "Jude,” 'Uie Senior Boys' Club at MHS. trips to the plate. The husky first- Mary Ann Warner. to to extend their heartfelt thanks to fice and conduct static testa imder baseman scored in the fourth in After completing a dress, akirt, their dear friends, relatives and neigh FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL, OONNEOTICUT COKE wrill attend Becker Junior College Outside of school he is also a mem bors for their understanding syn^iby his regulation. No rockets, how Championship in Worcester, Massachusetts. ber of the United Synagogue ning on a double by Bill Maneggia. or blouse, a ^ rl realizes the neces and many kindnesses shown during ever, would be allowed to be JEDO HIGHLAND COAL Legion again salutes the many Vouth and he has added his share Maneggia scored on Mike Oecl- Bubble Cover on New ^QuilV sary work In-volved in creating the their recent bereavement. laimched. The bill now goea to the talents sind fine personality of to the'success of this organization auakaa' sacrifice fly. Manchester's finished product, Certain rules and Senate. /' RusaUm intelligence agents and second run came in the fifth stan regulations are followed. Material Wife and children. 'Chess experts may weU take note Judith Beck, the daughter of Mr. by fulfilling the position of treas and Mra Frederick Peck, 14 urer. ^ za on a towering triple by Roger of particular size and type - must PLANTLAND Macione who scored on a throw of a secret weapon being devel Struig SL, Manchester. All messy people beware! The be obtained. Fabric must be ing error. Symbolizes Writing Variety stretched, the pattern pinned on oped at MHS — the MHS chess password to our legionnaire's good The Indians, playing Platt in CLEAN team, which topped the Bristol favor is "ORGANI2!A'nON.'' Gos- as a lay-out, the pattern cut out, Meriden, unloaded eleven hits In and the pieces marked. A guide Eastern High School team May 12 slpers also must be on their guard. one of their best showings as they From Inside the cover’; myrlad^tratea the moral riie quotes at the>f^ scribed the serenity of a slum by a score of 6 ^ to 3H, to reign as Jerry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. sheet must be studied for actual Juniors Take overturned Platt 7-4. Junior Tom of bubbles popped on Monday the end; “Status Symbols change, bering world in Nighttime.” sewing. SOLID REDWOMID ALCMINIIM the chess champions among Con* Howard H. Wallach who live at Kelley spearheaded the Indian of stories, poems, and essays of the even for king.” A legend.ot Revolu Charles Joy depicts "a. night with necUcut high school teams. 116 Bretton Rd. The girls chose pattem s-to (Bjit SWEEP Many an afternoon members of fense with two singles, a double, spring 1961 issue of Quill, Man tionary War Days cornea to life in out stars" in his room of that particular purposes. For senior ac- the Chess Qub may be observed Board Exams a run batted in and two runs acor- chester High's literary magazine. "No Tomorrow,” by Herbert Kings title. "To JJGJ,” by Dianne Renee iivitiits, f coming soon, some made ed. Dave Sibrlnsz followed a ain- The bubbles well symbolize the bury. Mikk Hlnnov tella the story Lechausee suggests that perhaps SALE in room ISl thoughtfully engrossed full length gowns and cocktail in a chess game. With the help of Many MHS Juniors were given Somanhis Staff gle by Skip Marsh and batted him lively variety of writing in the Is of a boy’s reaLllzation that hia fam the parting of a boy and girl aa dresaea. Others preferred pleated Packaged their coach, Mr. Louis Olmstead, the, opportunity to take the Col in for the first Indian tally. sue. ily isn’t as unbearable as he had friends isn’t as rosy as it appears skirts and the fashionable ropnd these Interested players improve Sibrinsz doubled in the fourth and Tom Dawkins set the pace with thought in "The Way I See It." on the'aurface. “All These Things,” collar blouses known as "bermuda ENSEMBLE NCMWD lege Board examination called the Adds New Members their akUl and knowledge of the scored.on Kelley's third tally. Ray "They All Were There,” a tale The statement that war is "ugly, tells why its author. Maureen hussies.” FRUIT TREES game. The actual chess team, Scholastic Aptitude Test and the liotchin singled In the fifth and which at first resembles science fic but necessary” Is made by Lester Whelan, loves all the seasons of The girla considered their eyes, which Changes somewhat through Achievement Tests this past Sat The staff for the 1962 issue of scored on Iannis Dailey's hlL A tion, b,ut has an ending calcuated LaFrenlere an essay "On War.” the year. The many sounds of na hair color, complexion, height and out the year. Is formed from this urday. May 20 at Manchester High Somanhis has recently been select walk and back-to-back doubles by to surprise every reatter. "Hang "Stepping Blocks.” a key-winner ture are described by Noreen Weight when they purchased ma Sfradolty moiiOW Pricad! FAMILY U nU I^ GROUP — FOR FLOWERING SHRUBS group School. ed. Working under the guidance Dotchln and Maneggia aoored over,” by Dave Doll is the story of by Jean Hay, is the tale of monk Leber in “A Summer Evening." terial for the garments. Gingham During the past year, the MHS The SAT Is devised as an "instru of Mr. Jay R. Stager, their faculty Manchsatsr’a final two runs. the horrible fate of a teen-age who preaches equality, but places "My World,” by Elinor Minnick checks, sharkskin, cotton, rayon INDOOR OR OUTDOOR team competed with eastern divi ment for collecting information advisor. ^11 be the following stu The Red and White defense drunkard. "Two Miles From Any himself above his companions, to tells what her dog means to a and batik in colorful prints and 5 Foot Set * 2 9 .8 8 ENJOYMENT! ROSES ORNAMENTAL TREES sion teams to gain the eastern that can be used to predict dents. Editor in cUef, Betsy Mc- sharpened in a aunny field. Al where,” depicting the d^am of a his own disaster. blind girl. solids were among the moat popu championship. The final match how well students are llke- Lagan '62; asalatant editors. Sue though two miscuea were charged Mexican teen-ager, won a key in In a lighter vein, Phyllis Solo lar. to perform in cqllege." These Platt '62. Sue Miner '62, Joyce to the defensive nine, many field the Scholastic Writing Awards mon tells of a girl’s anticipation This excellent issue of "Quill” with Bristol Ekudem, western divi was made possible by Mias Mar The girla thanked their teachera 6 Foot Set * 3 4 .8 8 sion champion, was held in Bristol. examinations are designed to Flynn '62; art editor, Karen Niles ers came up with outstanding Contest for its author, 'WllHam of her senior prom and her last- and the audio-visual department Buy One At Reg. test on an equal basis, stu '62; photographers, Don Pepin '62, plays. Outfielders Kelley, Dotchln, Suhie, Philip Rice, in "The Hold minute disappointment in "The ion Casey, the faculty advisor; All Reduced Members of the victorious team Shirley Pyke, editor; Lisa Cowan, which set up the audio-visual were Tom Rivard. Howard Ttffk- dents from all over the country Phil Daley '63; staff members. and Marsh all made fine catches, up.” pictures the disillusionment o^ Unexpected Oraduatiq^ Gift.” "My equipment, -for helping make the E-Z Credit Terms! Price and Take who are seeking college admission Jeff Pond '63, Ron Kacmarezyk while shortstop George May's fine a young hoy when the man he wor- Better-Tban-Dior Drees,” by Bet s^retary; Judy Peck, treasurer; Ington, Dave Johnson. Dan Minor. and staff members Susan Brown, show a success. Ot*j Kleperis and Peter Klock. and to test the highly gifted as '62, Joanne Lucas '62, Janet Carey tag thwarted a steal attempt. •hips turns out not to he the hero sy McLagan described in a per Feme Selwltx, '64 START AT Second For This is the first full year of ac- well as the less able students. '63. Nancy Szarek 'M, Judy Hall Kevin Toomey came up with a he imagined. sonal essay the humorous resulta Susan Cohen. Cecily England, U'vlty for the Chess Club at MHS The Achievement Tests which '64. Margaret Roberta '63, Tom^ 9-hlt pitching performance, fan "Charity Is a Virtue” proves by when an inexperienced aeamstreas Nancy Follansbee, Shirley HalUn, as an organized group. This club, are arranged so as to test a stu Russell '63, Marjorie Monahan '63,' ning 4 and walking 8. The be allegory that, in the words .of its attempts , to construct a. Beverlee Hayes. Susan Hurley, under the faculty advisorship of dent within a particular field were Joy Joubert '62, and Edith Toomey spectacled right-hander showed author, Nicholas DeCesare, "Char Jessie Gepson relates a rather Lydia Jackie, Maryann Kovalcek, History Students Mr. Robert Fenn, is one of an es- offered In the following courses; '62 clutch pitching In tight'apota. ity is truly the greatest virtue one uncomfortable Incident in "Bees.” LeMay, Kitty Lewis, Paula Mc- Umated 25 high school teams in Biology, chemistry, English com Contracts for professional work Neil Wise, '63 can possess.'' Debbie Roddy was "Dandelions,” a key-winner by fam ara, Elizabeth Neubert, Kay Take Prize Test WHITE the slate. The club at MHS got its position. English Writting Sample, have been made with T. O'Toole another short short-story key-win- Olaaver, Bernadette P a r c i a k, sc Kathy Veiina'rt, 4escribeS the $194 Herts Stertman, Wendy Stuek, start last year when a small group French, German. Greek, Hebrew, and Sons of Stamford, Conn, (pub- nfcr with "The Count Down,” which problema which those ■ stubborn The Marquertte Oates Campbell or PINK of chess enthusiasts, ’ playing in Italian. Latin, Mathematics, Phy llsher) and Leon Fallot of E. Cen tells of the thoughts' that occupy Janet Swanson, and Michelle WU- Science Teacher weeds pose for . those who must liameon. Award, examination was given by CRAI room 245 after school, developed sics. Russian, Social Studies and FLOWERING ■4, ter St. in Manchester (photogra 1 the mind of an aatronaut during rid themselves of theip. Carolyn Terry Phijbrick '64 the history department of Man the idea for a chess club and chess Spanish. The high school record, pher) Both of these firms were two hours before his take-off for Mather expounds her belief that chester High on May 31. Its pur team. The club's first entrance interviews with the Dean of Ad selected by a committee consist Attends Confab the moon. In "But the Greatest of the inaUtutIbn of birthdays should STUDENTS DO PAPERS pose Is to name the outstanding Into interscholastic competition missions, and letters of recom ing of representatives from the These.” Frances Nylin Illustrates be given up in "On Birthdays: In history student in the school. While They Last! came when they met East Hart mendations are other factors piescnt junior clas.s, the Somanhis The Spring Conference of the the miracles of love. Cleneral and In Particular.” The Students of Miss Catherine The award, usually a book, is ford in a match last spring. which must be considered along staff, and the administration. New England Section at the Amer Barbara Bickford was the recipi McGuire’s English I classes are given in memory of Marquerite Potted Roses Officers of next year's club, de"- with examinations. "Faoea," a poem which won a ANDROMEDA ^ Terry Philbrlck ican Association ot Physics Teach ent of a key in the Scholastic Con^ writing research papers. Each stu Oates Campbell, to encourage in Many In Bud! fending state champions, will be Nancy Follansbee, '62 ------<5,. ers. held at Assumption College, test for "Belief Is 6 Good Quality, key for Marlene Forde, places be dents' paper is to be written on a terest in-Htstory. Mrs. Campbell^ a GOLDEN PLUMOSA^ V Tom Rivard, president; Dan Doll, ENGUSH DISCUSSIONS Worcester. Mass.. May 6, was at but It Is Honest Doubt Which fore our eyes a panorama of aubject in Which he is interested. much beloved teacher and one-time Hybrid Teas, Climbers, Floribundas vice president: Stephen Klock, AGAINST SPEECHES A variety of topics were taken tended by Mr. Anthony juibrlp, a Helps Mkn Advance.” an essay countenances, an different and all The. student is to have some prev HYSMD RHODODENDRON " to be seen in our world today. head of the histiry department, ■ AH The Best Varieties treasurer; Dot Leva.sseur, secret Paducah. Ky.. Juno 1 "Com up by Mrs. Isabel Duffy's senior qiembtjr of the science departm'eiit which proves its title through ious .'knowledge on his subject and also served as sponsor of the Stu HEMLOCKS tary. mencement speoclics ought to be English classes during a recent ai Manchester High School. many and variqi}. examples. "God’s Maryann Kovalcek tells what hope a desire to learn more concerning dent Council in its early years. J InehMing First Lady, Sterling Silver Barbara Pearce, •63. abolished," said Gov. Bert Combs unit on oral composition. Subjects The morning session was a dis Most Innocent'' Chiidreh,” an can do for those defeated by the it The tachnlques of-writing a re After her death, a fund was es SPREADING YEWS H and Hawaii this week speaking at the Paducah for discussion ranged from com problems of life in "Parable." "1 A cussion of laboratory tfschnlques evpoaitory article key-winner, by search paper are being studied and tablished by some of her friends Junior College commencement. parisons of American schools with and the afternoon aesaion of dem Erika Krempaaky is a plea for the Shan’t Forget,” a poem by Dor Into practice by the pupils.- to perpetuate her memory by The governor dl.soarded his pre those in England. France and Rus onstration techniques. The latter understanding of the mentally othy Willard, summons from the Special emphaals fa being placed granting a prize each year to the FRESH SHIPMENT OF ; Impressive Rites pared text and held his talk to sia to calculating machines and. the was accompanied by' two movies. retarded. past, memories of a delightful on the correct method of taking winner Ot a comMtitive exam. three minutes to show he meant it. National Rod-e-o Contest. companionship. James Lemon de DOUBLE FLOWERING PEACH Honor War Dead Charles Joy '62 In "Fable,” Lisa Cowan lllus- notes. Terry Philbrlck, '64 Nancy Jackson ’62 AFRICAN VIOLETS The student body and faculty of SPECIMEN TREES 8' • MHS were momentarily with- , drawn from the hum-drum of the SECTIONAL TABLE WITH BENCHES • school day as they witnessed the Inehiriing Some ! acbool's annual Memorial Day ob- • aervance In honor of their war i95 Epicios (Heinqing And U p dead. Reg, $14.95 Now African Violets) ^ TTie outdoor assembly, conducted 4 ‘, ‘ qt Memorial Fiel4, provided an • impresstve setUng as Student ARRANGE TO YOUR NEERS-WITH EASE! ! CouncU members held flags in a • circular formation for each war 5)P. SINGLE TABLE WITH BENCHES Fabulous Assortment of Froshly Dug Annuals and Paraanials victim. Spockmi seatiBC (or the entire family. Wonderfirily adaptaM to many •; The Roundtable, directed by G. varied tettingi. Ideal for pienka, {day, •tntfyt friendly tattierinti < . ■ Albert Pearson sang such appro- all year 'roond. Made of selea California Redwood 1* x 4* ilats r iv i^ \ ■; priato aelections as "America, the WE DEAL IK ALL THE AMMUNITION M'Beantiful,” adding a great deal to to atnidy, U^itweifllit alominom fraam. Sea& and backs are nietal • ■ the program. Richard Kennedy, braced. Pteeervative treated to resist weather-wear. Fully assembled — FOR THE WAR ON GARMN PESTS and iNSECTS I' former Student Council president "•recitod "The Gettysburg Address.” no tools Mcessary. Select the rise to sab yoor needs! !!;The key aMress by Principal A. AS BENCHES WITH BACKS ’‘ Raymond Rogers provided words ii FMoiat, Flagtinm Blocks . S o t thought as be stated that ' Come In and #ee Manchester’s selection of Summer Furniture tiptkt American holidays, such as Memo- FREE PURNELL PARKING •. . rial Day. have lost their true algnlf- m - jcaace. He said that by leaving the RMNtnMC DfiPTw thoughts of the world behind mo David Kaye Cecily England Joel Rottnef Karen OhurUla Virgbila King Susan Boland PhlUp Daley TOLLAND TURNPIKE mentarily we should contemplate Lttwtr Stoff* Uvtl ' ; the manning of the day itself. OFFICERS FOR MANY MHS ACTIVITIES have recently been • A fter the name of each eetvioe elected for the 1961-62 season. They are as follows: Officers of the Girls’ Leaders -Club will be Karen Churilla, '62, presi Robert Hitt ’62, vice president; .Carol Goodchild '62, and. ■> man waq read and a flag placed in Cecily England ’62 has been elected editor of Quill, the school’s liter dent; Lydia Jackie, ’62 vice president;and jSue Walker, *63 secretary., Thomas W right’64, treasurer. T^loixtJjCLnd HOURS: E X C V r THURBOlAY ; the memory of each, taps was ary magazine. Elizabeth Neubert ’62 will serve as secretary mod Lydia Dayid Kaye ’62 was elected president of the National Honor Sodiety. Virginia King ’62 will head the Aquaettes for the coining year. The OPRITHURS. m 9 ' ! h f I * . t I \.*j .4 Y PMPAY INTIL a O ’CLOCK . munded by a band membier. Jackie ’62, as treasurer, The assemidy concluded lilUngj Other officers will be David Baxter, ’62, vice president; Margaret other officers will be Leslie Carlson ’62, vice president; Nancy John- . HIAIN ST-. ^ C H E S T E B -P h o o e MI »"5221 —jn ^ t h a better percepUcm of what Joel Rottner, ’63 was elected president of the Science Club. The vice Beach ;62, secretary; and ESisabeth Nii ',Mmm1al Day really means. president-secretary will be Neil Wise '63 and the treasurer, Bonnie Junior Advisors will be Susan Boris’68 and Marge Itoblinsky *68. Susan B <^d ’68 was ^ected presidait o t the Future Nurses Club. Mary Pieros Towsen '63. Officers of the Photoirrapby Qub will lie Philip Daley ’68, presideht; Nancy K arker’62 will serve aa secretary. ‘'t
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t f r n u a t i K N . i MANCHBSnBR B V l ^ O BRRAlil^, M ANCiaBST^ OONK« FRIDAY. JUNE 2.1961. MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD, M^CHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 2.1981 PAGE w u in m > 1 h's'-.v VjV 'V '".-i" , that OaHaon was Mmlng back on ed Of tha Buapect'a earlier release through the school playground to ijod^fOi^yerruin the force, biit probably as a patrol- and auggeatad getting a warrant, mm* Board May Name g it to the street. from the court proaecutor. tsiw- S tate N ew s The general manager said the Bartlett la Charged with Incom- rancs latar auggaatad Bartlett call patanea apd -the city has aecui^ Architect Tueklay firehouse might be located In aome D^nse Hints tha suapeet'r famUy and aak thair part of the town owned parking teaUraony cii' eight apeeiflo inci aaalatanet. dents cited as supporting the Roundup For FirehoUses lot west of the Municipal Building, charge. Tha family was caUsd and tha but the flnal selection of site will SAVINGS Birtlett Post youth Was brought to RoekvlUa to On the ateni, Bertlott eald he The board of' directore will em- be made after diacusalons between face chargas. (OeatiMMd from Pago Ooa) the archftact and the fire chlaf. had never before been the object slder auUiorlsing Ganeral Manager Carlson Goal of fonnal disciplinary action. Lawrence said that, at tha time, A firehouse on the McKee St. Opbiiona aa to BarttetPi compe- he was not critical of Bartlett or the street while his father was Richard Martin to appoint an n r - site will replace the firehouse on tehce have been elicited from a his actions bi: tha case. The troop locking hla'car. chitect for a proposed firehouse at HarUord Rd. Tha^drawn out htarinr on the number of wltneues, tha sum of er said It la imusual to release a the Center and another one at a In explanatory notes to the ■uapeet but Oiat it has happened domoUqn of Rockville: Police Bgt tha opinions giving no clear-cut ' Extended Forecast site on McKee St. board of directors, Genaral Man support to one slda or the other. oh ocoaeion when there has been ager Martin said the 1961-62 budg Lester t ‘. Bartlett itrucglod Into Insufficient knowledge of the Windsor Locks, June 2 (ff)—The Authorization of the appointment It has been universally admitted U.S. Weather Bureau at Bradley et Includes money, $23,000, for the Ita $3nS kpur laat night aa Bart that Bartlett is unpopular among clrcumatances. is on the agenda for the board’s preparation of plans for the two lett hlnueU took the': atand to The hearing resumee tonight at Field issued this extended v Con firehouses. WITH OUR patrolmep, but officials outside the necticut forecast today for Satur meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the teitlfy. to ilia axparlence aira po> department have said< they feel 7 In City Hail. Attomeya In the hearing, room of the Municipal . He also said the directors might Bmtlett la competent. . case have indicated tonight’s day, June S, through Wednesday, Building. wish to appobit a committee to Ueeman, June 7: George U llasMy, a former au' should be the flnoP session. The general manager met yes. help select the architect, and the Bartlett'a appearance on the The outlook calls for tempera directors might wish the building BIG DiVIbilW . pamumarsry patrolman and now terday morning with W. Clifford etend camv near tha cloaa of laat a private foveatlgator, aaid he fell| tures 2 to 9 degrees below normal, Mason, chief of the town Are de committee to help with the^plans. night’a aaaaion, the aixth since May Bartlett was competent, although seasonal temperaturas through partment, to discuse the two pro « 9 a s e . 17, and followed an attampt by hii croes examination show ^ Massey Monday and. cooler Tuesday night posed firehouses. attomtiy, Harry Hammer, to ahow Public Records or We^esday. Fire Causes had submitted a letter to the Po Chief Mason brought with him that tha damotion proceeding la the The normal mean temperature in lice Commlaslofi in 1957 stating he Warrantee Deefo some old plans for a firehouse at Studies reveal that careless And Grow oiifil Grow and Growl ® 1 0 reiu lt;0f an attampt to replace felt Bartlett had not proper knowl the Hartford area during this BartlatV witn an outalder. The Nussdorf Sand and Stomii Co. the Center, said Martin, but these smoking and careless use of edge of rudimentary poltca work period is 66 ranging from a nigh of will not be used. matches are predominant causes Not only do .you keep building your aavlnga In rapid ijueatlonlng. Hammer to Abe Nussdorf, five parcels of 78 to a low of 54. In .New Haven, OtTT Oirr THIS COUPON aoked former RotkvUle patrolman Massey said the letter contained land locat ed off Tolland Tpke. and The new firehouse at the Center of home fires in the United States. through regular additions . . . we regularly gripes of eeveral' patrolmen and N. Main St. tha range is 73 to 54 aiid In Bridge will replace one located behind the These sre responsible for 200,000 rr« WORTH ^ Edwin R. Carlaon, now a full-time port 73 to 65. add to them, too! Savings grow extra big, \ eonstame for the town of Vernon, was written for use of the Police Robert K. and H. Virginia But Lincoln School. Fire trucks' pass fires and 1,20C fire deaths annually. Oommisslon incumbent then in a terfield to Raymond P. and Mary Preclpltrtlon may total six extra fast when you save at Mancheater’a whether he (Carlson) had been tenths of an Inch or more occur 100 EXTRA S &H offered Bartlett'a aergeancy by seriea of "gripe a e a a 1 o n a" to C. Ward Jr., pitmerty at si Alton oldest financlsil institution. ** straighten out. problems in the St. ring mainly Monday night or Tues members of the City Police Com- day. miaaloit department. Ema J. Lashinake to Norman C. GREEN STAMPS Ceriaon denied the allegation Massey, however, was the only and Bather H. Laahar, property off WATER RATES HEARING CURRENT ANNUAL WMh Aocomnlated Cash PomIm m » f $10 Or olor* emphatically. signer. West St. and (Jampheld Rd. DIVIDEND Pellegrini, aaked if he feels Executor’s Deed Hartford, June 2 (JPt—The State FORMAL WEAR I FUKNlTimK<*-Mw«r Store Ijeni A H Tha line of queationing aupple- Public Utilities Commission has SATUBOAT ONLY m en M querleahy Hammer In the Bartlett la competent, said Bart Leon Dobkln, executor of estate lett "Just might be competent for of Aaron Dobkln, to Great M. and scheduled a hearing June 15 on the TO RENT Stapfy PrMcat Tlila Otnpon WMi OMk Sales Slip aecond aeuion In which he naked request by the Crystal Water Co., Police . Commiaalon Chairman a small force such as this one.” Antonina G. lOldkyj, propertv at At Stamp Oeak—Street Floor 27 Ridge St. Danielson, for approval of higher e WEDDINGS e BANQUETS e ORGANIZATIONS Thomaa J. McCuakar if McCuaker State Trooper George N. Law rates. The firm, which serves Kill rence, called in b y Ham m er to COBfPLBTB RENTAL SERVICE had tried to get Carlaon back on ingly and Brooklyn, has asked for REASONABLE RATES MARLomra HOUSE ond HALE the force aa a aergeant, replacing testify to a Jan. •$ Incident in Deaths from Wounds increases of 18'per cent in the flat BarOett. which a euapact In a stabbing case rate to domestic customers suid MANCHESTER HAIN STREET—MANCHESTER was releaai^ said he had been Mc^fiukar denied any manauvor- About IS per cent of the wound- the rate for metered service, 48 EAST HARTFORD /e»r,S4Um jettmr.tmmi mttosm m s big in t h u t area. aaked to pick up the suspect In El ad/.died during the Civil War, ~ 0 10 per cent fok* public fire protection WEST BARTFOBD PatrooMui RmlUo Pellegrin), lington. par cent In World War I, a per and 38 per cent for private fire HARMAC BRANCH OFFlCnt-ROUTE $1, OOVENTBT called aa a defonae witneaa, aaid In dlscuselng the situation with eaht* bi World 'War H and 2 per protection, to become effective MEN’S aad BOYS’ WEAR HAMDEN the word was passed in January Bartlett, Lawrence said, he learn ciht in the Korean conflict. 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IPAGB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING ^B A L D , JIAHQHESTEB. CONN^ FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1964 cannot be rtgarded either as aober ducted attaeka co On United Leon Kramer, U Orsen Manor IfANCHEStER EVENING HERALD, UANCRESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1961 FAGS THaTBBtit or clever.” States that wars "oonatant, Imaio* Rd.; Mrs. Nancy loset, 22 Otwhd . i - ...., 1^1... The Moscow Literary. Oarntte P resid en t diate and in many coSoa malevo- Obituai^ Avu,- RockvUls; Karol Btaeroors, -^M ldent Harry S. Truman said to Paris today tO'join the President philosophy he later Incorporated U.S., Soviet added that "the poUtioal bUndnesa MbL and ha added that ho saw no 228 Vnloa S t; -Mrs. PrlaolUs Jfce Offers Battle Plati today former President Dwight for the Vienna trip. into the Lions’ motto — ” We of certain U.S. cirdea is indeed ahfo of ehanga la this policy. I I im di I ...... ih iiiiiii. Smith, 27. MlunHu^ Rd.; Romor D. Elsenhower’s speech last night Three Princes A meeting of the princes has Serve.” amasing.'” Ends Talks Kohdody mado another appeal, M n. B«by A. BldweH TSAtkbee, U White S t; Donald Mc Wh| Pa) Ih h ThM In Washington was “just a Re been suggested by various partier His efforts materialized June 7, Chiefs Talk "VlRthont taking reference to aa ha has la other pohlto appear- Mrs. Buhy A. BkIwdU of aui- Kay, 5 Fox Rin Dr., RoekvUlo; publican speech.” several times before for the pur 1917, when delegates representing BUY raality,” said the UUrary OsMt* ancos hare, for an indfoaaad tf* ford, mother of Howard J. BidweU John Conlaa, Andover: - JoeSph GClP Picks Rep. MHler Asked about ElsoiUiower’a pre Agree tp Meet pose of trying to help find a settle-, these clubs met in Chicago and ly ROUND te. one of MoocoWa deep-think pa fort by tha waataih Kuropaaa aa- of Manchsster, died this morning, Wnuk, 62 East St^ Rockville; Ron M il Prhei Far FakriwT diction that Republicans would ment to the Laotian crisis. formed the International Aasocia- Tomorrow pers. “they adviae President Ken In France Uons in combating povwrty ia ths one day before her fltb Urttiday, ald Blake, 62 Wells S t win the presidency in 1964, Tru In Laos Talks tion of Lions Club. nedy to oontinue from a *po*ltion undardtvelopad lands of Asia, Af at Hartford Hospital. Shs was the a d m it t e d ’TODAY: Mrs. Eve i'l man replied "He’ll be fooled.” In three years there were 113 of strength.’ ” rica and Latin Anttriea. In thoaa widow of Joim'Wdwell of Hartford. lyn Rolx, Bast Hartford; Mrs. I w • Drapery Fabrics Only .... ,76c yd. FJy National GhAirman Truman made hie comment to Lions Founder Lions Clubs with 6,451 members (CoBttMcd from Fo(o O«o>. It has been made clear in Lon ^ (Coottaned from Page Oae) lands, he aaid, "Uherty is uhder She waa bpra June 2, ISM, Int Jatinlo Juul, 16 XdUsy S t newsmen while taking a pre- (CNMiiiied tr«M Fags One) and by 1930 there were 2,339 clubs don, Paris, Bonn and elaewhere preaaurs.” Bast Hampton, and had. lived in BIRTH TE8TERDAT: A son to (O ei^aei from Om » dowif^Mrd on a favorite Mertie of brenkfast stroll. Succumbs at 82 with 79,863 members with i^plause among aeveiol hun But Kennedy Indicated his chief He said he thought Bun^ Hartford , for 20 years; Shs wds a • SoaiBitr Dreaa Cottons Only 65c yd. attacks that have continued on that the western Allies want Ken Mr. and Mrs.' Frands Chartisr, ^ Barry GoldwaUr, R-Arla., Vientiane fofoee, partieularly re Jones was elected secretary of dred apectators. nedy to be firm on Berlin and to purpoee in meeting with Khrush ahouM play a large cole ia Latin member of tvanhoe Chapter, Or Winter fit; a sen to Mr. sad Mrs. of hlll^^efforU,’’ Biaenhower Mid, —opposition to ”aver-lncreasing 2 UFt The Soviet leader motored to the America becauM of long-standtng der of Eastern Star, and SIstera of • Fabrics For Shorts, etd Only 60c yd. sistance pockets scattered tiuough Chicago, June — Melvin the association and later became 5-PA5S. impress on Khrushchev thst the chev is to try to avoid the danger W alter Paaay, 661 GMffln Rd., "But we cannot allow, today, concentration of power In Waah- Farmlands Asks Jones, 52, who founded lions In its secretary-general. He gave up country home of h(a embaasy. wrestem alliance it united and economic and cultural Uea. Uie Cantons, both of Hartford, and Wepplng. natlon'.r haaio unity'of p u n s ^ to in^on.” , territory that is nominally con ternational in 1917 and guided lU SEDAN ■ Khruahcbev came here after of a miscalculation which could He praised the policiea of Brit-< the PlalnvUle Rebekah Lodg^ bo In dauM." . ** trolled by tha rebels. his insurance - agency in 1926 to strong. That spirit has been re m R ra TODAY: A daughter to Biaenhower aasailed "Govern- Change of Zone development into the world’s larg devote full time to the Lions. talka with Antonin Novotny. Com^ flected in tho talka in Paris be iMld to WET. aln and France in liberating their Survivors, besides b tr son here, Mr. end Mrs. Edsoa Murdock, 444 But WeentoeweF madar it-, claar ment, by Credit Card.” He said The Communist delegates at est serviee- club association, died munlst chief of Ctechoalovakia. "My purpose,” he said, "is to former colonial areas. include another son In Hartford; that RMUblicaha expect to "frank Jones, the son of an Army scout tween 1 Kennedy and President W. Middle Tpke. he regards continuing deficit Farmlande Exchange Corp-, an Geneva insist a cease-flre is in yesterday at hit home in suburban 12 Months or The Caecha aaid these talka pro Charles de Gaulle. permit a much more precise judg "In tha last 15 years," he aaid, a brother In East Hampton, four DI8CHAROBD YESTERDAY: ly. ^ always,' constructively, spending as “Immoral.” force and that the political future Flossmoor. captain, was bom in the Arizona duced complete agreement ment on matters involving the in "country after country has been eietera fai East Hampton and. Mid speak-fiteir vlewa.” He added that affiliate of Green Manor Oonstruc- Territory in 1879. He. is survived 12,006 MUes Goarantee *19, Dw.. I Kennedy arrives tomorrow Mrs. m ils O'Btim , 165 AutiAm "I look In vain and with deep tion Co., has submitted a requeet of the Southeast Asian kingdom He had been in ill health since Arriving from Cxechoalovakia. morning by plane from Parts, and terests of the United States and its set free. This la an extraordinary dletown; seven grandchildren and S t; Mm, Mary Twiblo, North Cov- the GOB. wgiita to be "consulted concern for fiscal responaibllity to should be discussed. he suffered the first of several by his widow, Lillian. Funeral record for the western world and two groat-grandehlldren. before, 'R after, the hour of deci with Town Planning Engineer EM- services will be Monday at the Chi Khrushchev’a special train passed the two leaders wrill meet for lunch Allies and .the interests of the e p ^ ; Oliver Drlgga, Diigfa. R4-: I^ilgriu|l4nii6 day in public affairs,” he Mid ward Rybesyk and the Town Plan ’The talks im Laos are simUiarly strokes last year. through a gate in a complex fence Soviet Union and the various coun one that is not met by tha East." Funeral aervicea wlU be held Vsrndki: Mrs. miaabetfa Cmipacs, sion or. the moment of action." Elsenhower won his biggest deadlocked, with the Vientiane gov- Jones had seen the service or cago Temple. at the American ambassador’s Monday at 1 p.m. at the Taylor CHENEY HAIA, HAMFOBD RD. AlUraugh he avoided any mention ning Commission (TPC) to change of barbed wire atretcSiing along residence. Their first talk will fol tries associated with it. . . . In answer to a question, Ksnne- 55 School St., Rockville; Robert .. nUCB PABKINO NEXT DOOR hand, of the evening when he said: from Rural Zone to Business Zone ernmmt demanding crMtibn of a ganization grow from the nucleus the Crech side of the fronUer. The low. until late afternoon. “It is important that ws under dy said he h o p ^ the Algerian and Modoen Funeral Home, 282 of the Cuban invasion fiasco, the ”I am sick and tired of hearing military commission to assist In of a few men he called together BOLAND MOTORS stand his (Khnutichev’s) view Washington tt., Hartford. Burial Spesito, 1 Avon St;- Mrs. Beryl former 'Bncaidant went out of his 3 two parcels of property on the fendi^ ia arranged in several The talks Sunday will be held peace talks at Bvlan-Les-Balna Wilson. BTOed Brook; Mrs. Anita alleged iMders scoff at a balanced south side of W. Middle Tpke. at enforcing the cease-fire and the in Chicago in 1917 to a vast inter rows, with a total depth of about point and the implications of It, would be a success.' will be in Rose Hill Memorial way tif jr a t t e the iJolnt Chiefs of budget.” .1' ^ other aide preesing for formation national chain of clubs with 625,- 360 CENTER STREET—50 S-4079 in the Russian embassy, continu Park, Rocky m i. J. Scott a n d ; daughter, Olaaton- Staff. ) The military leaders have tha Parkade. CEMENT 12 feet. Its main purpose is to ing until two hours before the snd it is equally Important that In response to another question bury; Mrs. Arm Coplsand and son, ’There were rebel yells, whistles The request ties in with a pro of a coalition regime. 000 memb- s in 15,615 clubs in 111 \ OVER iS YEARS IN THE SA5IE LOCA'nON keep Crechs frcan making unauth he understand ours.” about the failures of the North At Friends may call at the funeral been under fire for the role they and applause when Elsenhower, ’The gmeral hope on the west nations. Included are 427,000 mem FOUR QUALITY LARK DEALER President takes off in the late af home tomorrow from 7 to 8 p':in., 253 Oentar S t posed 50,000 square foot expansion orised trips. ternoon fbr London. Kennedy aaid a study of three lantic Allies to meet fully .their played aa advisera in the inva Introduced to the audience, called by the Grand Union et^e to sup ern side at Geneva it that Pres bers in 11,300 clubs in the United W. H. ENGLAND wars shows miscalculation as one military goala—tha NATO force in and Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 OPEN TOINGHT sion. over Republican Sen. John G. ident Kennedy, at his meeting, wit^ States. A pilot train of three coaches, p.m. ply more parking area In the Park, LUMBER GO. carrying security guards, preced of the causes. He evidently re Europe is below planned strength Without putting it in as many Tower, newly elected In Texas, and ade. ’The proposed addition to the Soviet Premier Khrushchev in Jones was an insurance agent ed Khrushchev’s 6-car special. ferred to the two world w an and —Kennedy said It waa Important words', JClsenhower implied criti his wife. ’The Republicans real Grand Union store will be called Vienna this weekend, can get the and secretary of a businessmen's the conflict In Korea. About Town ty let go with applause for ihe club in 1914 when he began con The entr>’ was at Marchefeg Workers Replace fbr all members'of the alliance to cism o(„the handling of the Cuban the Grandway. Russians to modify their stand and e Open All Day Saturday e OP MANCHESTER Austrian police were posted 250 ’The United States," Kennedy live up to their obUgmtlona. crisis by citing some of his own first member of their party direct' Included in the expansion pro that 'Progress then can be made. tacting independent clubs and as Hospital Notes ly elected Senator from ’Texas. sociations throughout the nation FLETCHER GLASS CO. yards along the 25-mile route to Center S t Walk declared, "is united in its deter In thia connection, in a speech A farewell dlniUr-danoe for Mr. more auccessful experiences. Ob- gram will be a driveway to be In The chief U.S. delegate to the "At the Green”—5n 9-5201 Vienna. mination to fulfill its commit earlier in the day the President end Mrs. Gerald Tsbers of Newing till 9 P-m- scrvii^ that Republicans stand The former President told the stalled between the new building Geneva conference, U.S. Ambas about forming a service club ments.” said the United States is detsr- ready to consult and advise; he Republicans they had better quit sador W. Averell Harrlman, flew group, one which would follow the Representatives of President That "construction” going on at Patients Today: 221 . ton and formerly of Mandieater on a 100 by‘40 foot piece of prop w Sdiaerf wr'ere on the frontier, the Canter acrosa from the Munici And he aaid his talks with De mined to strengthen its forces hi ADMITTED TBSTEROAT: will he qionsoradttmunrOw a t 7:50 Satinlay II aja. |MBs added.: fighting among themselves and erty Green Manor recently pur CORNER DURANT ST. along with Soviet Ambassador pal Building is a sidewalk installa Gaulle have given him a feeling of Europe to g u i^ the freedom of Mrs. Louisa Blais, ’Tunnel Rd., pm, at tha VFW Home., Tabers "WAh®ve had some experience ,"strengthen and unify, not... di ebred from the town for one dol Victor I. AvUov. tion. confidence and hope. this part of the world. Vernon; George Baynal, 20 High was formwrly senior vice comman in caralul and effectiveIve plannipf. vide, our party” If they expect lar (located In back of the pump LARGER QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! Asked what he thought of the "The United States of America S t, Rockville; Mrs. Gladys Mee In Iran;, Fora to win Congress In 1262 and give Ihe Kennedy-Khruahchev talks The highway departmmt .is put der of Anderson Shea VFW Post Fqmosa, in Viet Nam, ing station) and a 00-foot wide par 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY' PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING! begin tomonsow and oontinue Sun ting in 400 linear feet of sidewalk, possibility of estabUshhig normal intenda to bear its full p a ^ ” hd han, 146 Center S t; Mra. Helen and is past commander of the in LebananoA 'In C^uatemala and Kennedy a taste of the kind of cel ot land at the rear of Hartford day. Tbe Soviet camp seemed according to Chester Langtry, relations between the West and told several hundred officers amf Pearaon, Weat Warwick, R. L; Newington Poet'The Tsbers are elsewhere we' have known—and hostile, legislature Elsenhower had Electric Light Co. property. guardedly optimistic tte t some- deputy director of public worlu. Red China, he replied; civilians standing in the rsln out Mra. y i i n O’Brien, 2 Gerard St.; moving to Texas. Dick Stocks and met—similar crises.” for six years. The TPC has not set a date for AUTO GLASS INSTALLED thing iweful might come from The old sidewalk was scaling bad “It takes two to make peaca We side NATO military headquarters Albert Wilson, Coventry; Kevin his Hl-Lttes will provide m u ^ for The former President gave par hearing of the requested sone them—if Kennedy la prepared to ly, ha said. desire peace and to Mve in amity (SHAPE) just outahis Paris. O’Connell, 261 Cbsrter Oak S t; dancing from 0 pjn. to I a.m, Advertise in The Herald— >lt Pays ty Conservatives a lift by bearing New York, June 2 (>P)—Former change. GLASS FURNITURf TOPS aooept as lo g M the Russian Another major aldswalk repair with the Chineee.” •viewpoint on wotW affairs. is on Aniott Rd. But he shid Red China haa con- AMESITE MIRRORS (Rrcplae* and Deer) Khnutichav was smiling and Joking when he arrived At Mar- PICTURE FRAMING (oH typM ) chegff- DRIVES ^)ne member of the Austrian welcoming party. Security Chief MAM.O¥^S RIRNmiRE D^ARTMENT SAYS: ^ FIRST IN QUALITY WINDOW end PLATE GLASS Kurt Seidler looked at die blue Experience aldea and said he hoped the weath Got A Do’lt-Yourself Problem? , ^ FAIREST IN PRICE Is Our CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK er wea a good omen for the 2-man Best MEDICINE CABINETS end SHOWER DOORS summit. IQiruabcbev replied: WEBCORIS BUILT USTBN TO Guarantee “Tbe climate in Austria is al ^ FASTEST SERVICE OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS ways very good.” for perfect stereo balance! Connecticut’s Leading Paving Contractor Only a few Imndred of the resi E8TI51ATES GLADLY GIVEN dents of March egg turned out to see Khrushchev. A strong police guard kept them well back from the station iriatform. There was no cheering. “FIXIT EXCHANGE” The THOMAS COLLA Co. As the train pulled into the sta J A 2-9121 PAVING CONTRACTORS M l 9-5224 tion, Khrushchev fliet tiHed. to open a wrindow iMt failed to do ao. EVERY SATURDAY. 12:15-12:30 OVER Then he put on a coat and stepped 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY' Lowest Price onto the platform followed by Soviet Foreign^ Minister Andrei Gromyko. Mrs. Khrushdiev stayed in the train. Once on the platform Khrush chev Insisted on shaking hands all around. The train stayed at the station IMPERIAL S-T-O-P! for 20 minutes before departing for WINF Vienna. STEREO FONOORAF YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS Local Communist bloc attaches M n a CMtrtl hr piifMt st«M bihan. NJ|b who cduld be reached and the So Phone In Your "Pixrt” Problem, froftoaty ipaafcar.k aad «ria|, phs lafft ban viet Press in Moscow all voice the Get WOODUNO GARDENS ANNUAL sania message; That acceptance of weafar la traata Sdbonaal staraol Oaol-goag Sovlat policy offers the only chance O ur for world peace and that the Amer- bass-trabh caalrals. 14-walt JaaMiaaafI an- raarLO W Suggestion Or Solution To icaa viewpoint ia not only wrong piifiar: 4-ipta6 aahaietk Mtcbaagar. but a Ut reprehenalUe. Prices! Tatting to Russian offlcials is WINF Ml 3-2497 and Win a Prize GERANIUM pretty much like reading Pravda, The Ideal Gift For Graduation Or For SEE THE FABULOUS CHEF-MATE IN ACTION and that is the way it ia in Vienna. Thalr point of view was summed Father’s Day, June 18th CHBF-MATB-Aniazing new invention by Lady Cssca It’s a whole L ( in - up byt Pravda, the Soviet Cbmmu- staff of kitdten appUan^ all in onel interdiangeable super- nistbarty newspaper, which aaid: W* hov* othtr W«bcor S A L E ! "Tna people of good will realise •ppBancei; MIXER, BLENDER, JUICXR, KNIFE SHARPENER, that aan y difficult pnhiema have COFFEE G RIN D ^—all powered by one compact control bsMl accomiated during the eourae of STEREOS from Were 85c and 95c the postwar period. Obvioosly they ' t11M 6 eeaqpIslatAvsdabbiteonvmisot efedittsaoi.) cannot be oolved immediately, at one meeting. 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e , ■ !■ I PAGE FOURTEEN BIANCHESTER EVENING HE^RALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1961 BUGGS BUNNY OinU BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSfiWORD PUZI^LB PAGS F im & R want a sidewalk from Tower Rd. urewLV Crashes to the Dairy Queen, and residents 'T0MH9ONT0 Fee Schedule^ on Green Rd. want n sidewalk n«H ANPZNECP YbUMSGOlItt w w ittirw ^ from Wellesley Rd. to Princeton NNWCST...7He Anaworto PiavtouaPu^t Across Road St, r — WALL STONE— 1 UaHTtOtCPTME Set for Walk The board „ of directore at a ENpMmCOUSIN MYRTiaiM Sportf Show I FOR RCTAININO WAllS. ETC. | AMAKF Whaa tha top of a poplar In Mrs. regular meeting Tuesday at S p.m. waoN.ANOu«»M-x in the Municipal Building, will con OOAUE AND GBT m " • Saarad John O’NaU'a yard boran awaying -On Parker St. VBWYW^TMa AAOM»« XtlM N W SjS W i l l ACMMS sider setting a hearing on the Par lUMd.la hBclugr • iNland tn th« wind this momlnp, ahe aua- I Br in g t o u r t r u c k o h t r a iu d r : ' | lOABdtBt Gnok ker St. schedule of chargee, and • UMdia dhrlahm portod It might topple tome day. A schedule of charges (m a will consider authorising prepara OTHeMar^^^ ^ t h a t t M ' b M l w U V • UMdia iNf n Chair ^ ahe waan't quite prepared to front-foot basis for a sidewalk on tions for the other two sidewalks. ^PbM mM arV/f• 15HAKESPEARB.lIRHRrSCMPTV.' USoiardi* iBIIakaabea the west' side of Parker 8t. has I ISHcrrr *25 350 I v f m v r j i m ih o n a n d “ ------— " l»J»MaiM mA SlUwdla havo it craah down wUhin the W T S ^ r “ ^iS\KfeAT5.i IdInitM wndilnf hour, snapping two wires and been worked out by Chester Lang UVMtai* •SVagaUhTM blockiw Goodwin 8t. until Town try, deputy director of public I t b p i N M * SSRMpaiabi Police Arrests i ------—A-SAH6AW-A1LAHY MHCH J ITOptnUcMto haMbaU Park Department workers cleared works. UBiddiac MMadlagr it away. Under the schedule, the six I Under new mnnagtement. CliMu4|ig for new opemtiona. | SSCauMt BlSooa MStiana •raaka SlLocatloo Mrs. O'Neil, of B4 Marshall St.„ homeoANXers involved in the In- Ronald DiOrie, 17, of 84 B St., ItItoMMMMM MCloekpait d O E x p ir M ' phoned the Municipal Butldtng af at^ationc on Parker St. from Co Cranston, R.I., was charged yes ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMUN MEnanraU lOQeytra'i 43 D o nkey 54 Enkllih Mnd flvar dSStrinft hlir ter t o'clock to say tliat branches lonial Rd. to a point SOO feet south terday with vending ‘without a ■ BURBUNDY HILLS QUBRME8 I * ---- -k 7WBSE MOONMW ARE Alt RlfiKT. ••.IMaaUd 47Punlt 55 “Emerald Ida* had been falling off the tret. She of Lydall St. would pay half the license on Oakland St. at the Las- a CO\OU SURPRISINGIX WSiufaif velM SlAhova ~ lUvt l^r?H B K « C « lA FUNW-UX3WN' / OOOOn ^ N* NC3WIFMXl atSfi^tTMafa •SCommunlila 4 9 C n » SSLaya turf wanted to know how to go about cost of the sidewalk and the town sow gas station as a result of prisoner; ) ujes, aint 'n\BY?l heab/ ) open up an* ( 2UNDERSIAND?. Maobottlnc SS African facait SO Biblical name SS Favortla . having something done about it. would match their payments. offering the sale of watches to I MOUNTAIN sprin g ROAD^TR 5-5339—TOLLAND | ___< WMPAfiREENISH'I WHO HIT \XMX,VtXJtL M O o iWbDinlBC _____me? whoc jpROstY stay T T” F" r “ Ift w At about S:45 Mrs. Charles In addition, the town would pay gas station employes. He was pre A t .Tunction of Rts. SO and 74—(L«onard't Oeraer) J j STMaUar r 8“ r r r Klotssr of the park department for related facilities, including a sented in Circuit Court, Glaeton- AM I? X THATVIlPY. MSpok* dllleaded IT 11 li phoned Mrs. O’Neil . for Informa concrete curb, grading, tree re bury, today, and the charge was 'dSChoatB tion. Mri. O'Neil told her she moval, driveway adjustments, nolled. 44U|b n r II IT was afraid the tree top might tall loaming and grassing, asphalt soma day and cut power lines berm, and a section of sidewalk dtlUoant 1 TOWN OF BOLTON 1 MAxaorU i r P* across the street. in front of town owned property, •SOppoaiat laami B Mrs. Klotzer set out Immediate fora total of 34.143.90. DOC LICENSES •TNeMdaint; ly to make out, a pruning order Charges to home owners would UBtta u II H 1961 Dog Llicnses aie now ^TXXiBLB MFIddUni Ronan 5 5 “ w fer park workers. It was loo be 3243.2,5 for Kenneth R.' and HOLIDAV» late for pruning, however. Jennie I. Bleu, 451 Parker St.; available at the Town Clerk'a of •1 Stratford’i a r fice and must be obtained not later #* rivar Within ten minutes Mrs. O'Neil 3203.25 for William 8. and Mar than July 1, 1961 to avoid penally. M ConmiMd 41 phoned back. The tree top and garet Sinnamon, 461 Parker St.; SS Oklahoma dtp IT two wires were down. Prices are a follows: Mbvietorloaa 1203.25 for Richard E. and Male Dog or Spayed Female 32.10 CARNIVAL BY DICE TURNER •SPoraiit B" Park department foreman Wil Martha M. Seavey, 471 Parker Female Dog ...... 35.35 ddOrianUleolaa liam Andrulot said the tree, ap St.; ’3 3 9 5 .8 1 for Clara A. Crie and A veterinarian’s certificate DOWN parently in good condition, crack Augusta Kirschsieper. 481 Parker must be presented for each spay PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER ed from its own. weight with help St.; 3484.84 for Alice D. Coleman. 1 CwbloBt IT BT !T U u U from the wind. He said the ed female dog not previously li SCIENCE • Waatan alab 73 Lydall St.; and 3458.21 for Sid censed in Bolton. W H Y IS * S • Was ST branches were unusually heavy STEACWER SCIENCE- 11 u with aeed pods, and leaves. ney and Elsie T. Cushman, 531 Persona applying by mail S A Y S W E dOonnllocU Parker St. ahould enclose a self-addressed A LW A V S < • ttfO M irtU i IT u H Ttie break came abo\it 25 feet SHOULD BUTTTIN® ^ airow above the ground and the falling The town would pay 31,759.50 to stamped envelope when applying.. U S E A tiBeaaiafa match the payments of the home- Doga over six months old must TOeaau IT H H section out a plMne wire and pow rwSINPECTANT er servica line to a nearby hoime. owners. have a Ifi^ license before a 1961; The total coat to the town for licenae can be Issued. j It miased the street lines. This tree collapsed before the ink was dry on the execution order. the . sidewalk installation would be Office hours are aa follows; **Dutch Boy" LATBX HOU8B PAINT H The impatient poplar wouldn’t 35,903.40. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and wait for govenunant red taipe. madv out an application for re No sooner had the form left her from the mail. It won't be needed. The Parker St. sidewalk is one Saturday moi&ngs from 9 to 12 The last word in exterior paint—a revolutionary flat finish Immediately after Mie learned moval of the tree and put it Into (tosk than she received a call frbm The tree trunk Is split hazardoxis- of three sidewalks for which Saturday afternoons from 2 to 5. for wood siding, trim, shakes and masonry surface*. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL the tree had« cracked, Mrs. Roy the mail so that the O’Neils could Andrulot. ly. It will have to be removed petitions were filed sometime ago. David C. Toomey, It’s long-wearing, smooth flowing, quidc-drying, with an Whits of the park department give their permission. She snatched the application right now. Residents on W. Middle Tpke. Town Clerk nasazing cokir retention. Cuts ypur pointing time in halft DOVOU B6AU2E1WJ o. V»*' *’’• , I'VE BEEN ««f*11, MX. Ik . g , V- JtX. TJI. »K. UJ. K . e m . [‘AROUND AND Ma^e Shopping At Yittner's C. J. MORRISON BONNIE AROUND THE BY JOE CAMPBEI.L VVORW-IW A Growing Habit PAINT aid WALLPAPER GOMPANY 11MK INc; WH GIVE GREEN STAMPS M lAST^ 885 CENTER STREET—TEU Ml 9-9718 tWOWEA^?^ 1 Tcdland Tpke., Manchester—Vemon Town Line
G09\.A9affiaI\ OPEN SOD1g»gWKBWOO^ i DAYS DAILY W e Gi ve • A.M. to 8 PA4. Saturday and Sunday «•» wo.tri<.o«« dbu«<__ 8 A J d . t e S P M ' **rm baginninff to undarstand what Janla’maant whan JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD ana aaid ha'd 'grow on uaT' NEW SHIPMENT PACKAGED POTTED wrVE Bcpi cmiains emtirelv A .VERY SPECIAL AND ARMCY DUST, *■2 -3 di€n. OVER BOSYVORTH TIMBER. >OU SAXON/ WHEN IT SIFTS ONTO F(?IIA£E GERANIUMS PACKAGED CAN'T SEE BEHIND TOO, BUT IT kILLS THE TREE.' ^ ^ WE'VE BEEN UyiNO- DOWN OVER 2.000 TO PERENNIALS Bieeding Heart A SPRAY OF FINE DUST. LITTLE SPORTS ROSE BUSHES BY ROUSON CHOOSE FROM CLOSEOUT IN W D akd M.OQM each kC REG. 39' for $ 1 - 0 0 each $1.49 45'-55‘-6» Climbers — Hybrid T«a 3 build a R C. BY JOHNNY HART BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE iVe ^ o tto /[iMMMiNMKiKIPlMINC WMYIMSTHEV'VICIUNED MtKMSOUnl VIETNAM ^-nSYIK TERRORIZING FIND OUT HOW TO «MNUB> lY OMAMUNtSr tooiovcr BdNEUPONA/ir ORNAMENTAL FLOWER ING TREES (CM aoo.000,000 AfiKItimiAFOItCEOF lARfiE AREAS. HlEy BOAST STOPAHANDPm. «ai«IIUtt,SllWEII.ffV(M PSOPUMncOUNmS.YET liSSTHAHiaOOOtS ■miVUMBCRATPSOUTH OP TERRORISTS FROM 1 NUMBERS. PATIO «UMSl NBWtlMPatESTUMTF, NO IMTIM MS EVER VOTED TYIN6D0WN AHARMV VIETNAM •IW5 YEAR.. «RAB«NaOHEN/mON r f 1 DCeOMS, lUAmi IIKTIONTD ;ONfV OF ISO, 000. ‘niEREMISrBE AFTER ANOTHER,«NV«, ADOPT COMMUNISM. •OAAXVWnOUCK ANDVOUUDOABREAT You get the most out of tummtrtima ot THEM„.rn(DIT/ SERVICE TDAIAHKMD, home when yeu hove a delightful potio fer easy entertaining and SAVE 25% SAVE leliurely relaxing. We have oil the REDBUD WAS 19.95 NOW ^7.50 malerielt yeu nee^ fer patiet, fences, ^ RL. * Uses’ll pathweyi, and lireplacei. And we'll FLOWERING CHERRY WAS 89.95 NOW S7.50 be glad to give you free advice and *« plant. Come in, too, for gardening teelt and equippient. Put everything MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl FLOWERING CHERRY WAS 88.95 NOW *6.70 on our budget plan. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARR THERB HBOOeS,. HOWDOYOU UICETHAT? TvieeEfioeofDSiR «W00PIN9PINK DOGWOOD 8 FT WAS $4.95 NOW^3.70 SPBCIAU and PINK DOGWOOD 4 FT. WAS 85.9« NOWM.50 GROUND COVERS 6 Ft. WESTERN FIR « i| 0 . 9 5 .iKtjm».na.rKeouR HURRVLWEMEET WAS 8>-M • WISTERIA VINE $3.50 WHAT A PREOICAAAENT/ «MTM US AFTER ^OTHERrUllEDl. HIM AT THE. GOLDEN CHAIN TREE NOW $7.50 0/AA SETTING AWFUlty niMERS'EKrri , HUNSRVJ • WISTERIA TREE $9.95 GOLDEN CHAIN TREE WAS r i M NOW $5.95 • b o s t o n iv y $1.49 MAGNOLIA WAS $4.95 NOW *3.70 SCREENS • BIITER SWEET *1.95 Gut Your Homt Ruody for Hy Timu MAGNOLIA WAS 85.75' NOW $4.50 e SCREENS for ANDERSEN • CLIMBING HYDRANGEA *2.95 WINDOW UNITS VTENSION SCREENS MAGNOLIA WAS 810.95 NOW $7.95 Reynolds Do-It-Y'oarself Aluminum • SILVER LACE VINE $1.95 • Screen .Doors • Aluminum Screen Wirt Screen Stock and Molding y s i ^ ' v MAGNOLIA . WAS 114.95^ NOW $9.95 PACHYSANDRA *0. 20c 100 *16.00 Screen Your Windows, Porch or Patio PAY AS UTTLE AS $10 PER MONTH JEFF COBB THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS BY PETE HOFFMAN PAUL SCARLET HAWTHORNE sTAl NOW *10.95 honeysuckle v in e ea. 49c I'D LIKE J THEN TAKE ALONG OH. OH... I > Open Daily 7:30 to 5 P.M, OPEN TONIGHT \ «AR;HaTI?tmLlllMlREFUSE TO TEST THESE OLD SNAPSHOTS f o r g o t ALL Saturday 7:30 to Noon UNTU. StSO TO $CE HIM/ THOSE ODDS] OFHER/...0UTOORT ' IT SCOTTY, MOUNTAIN ASH WAS 8>-M NOW *7.50 VINCA (Myrtle) pot 35c SHOWTH------ARDEN.' JL FLOWERING CRAB WAS , NOW »1.95 CAUFORNIA PEONY ROOTS l1.0WERiNG CRAB WAS $845 NOW *2.00 PRIVET HEDGE FLOWERING CRAB WAS 8SU8 NOW *6.95 3 t o 4 F t. P lo iits W 6 9 ^oM? ® 336 NORTP MAIN ST^PHONE MI 9-52M WAS S16.M NOW *10.00 FLOWERING CRAB- W E R E S I jOO GLASTONBURY Br a n c h e ix in g t o n b r a n o t •8 EMtran Avcmn West Bm 4L Rnat* SI JA t-SIM TRemeur BO Ill FLOWERING CRAB . WAS IM.W NOW *12.50 PINK, WHITE. RID 1 0 *1 “ '-apM ruTm RD ^ b e a t in o s a u m < ' ■ / I . t ' • r/ 1' ■ i .
p A c ^ s d c n x N EtilCHBSna EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. JUNE S. IM l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 1031 .PAGE B E V n m iN HMMiMffB——f i M ^ . ^ B il^ Klaus, Senators were blanked on five hits runs on a haaos-Ioadad stdglo in laadoff W e r by Cart Tastmamskl 8:15 AiM. to 4:80 P.M. needed. Regardless M tht ftSId you he's a tough guy to catch. the tie with ^ A’s on two walks FREE BSTiMATBB—Prompt Mrv- which would have given Oureif a for d ^ t iimlnga hy ^ Qrba. But tha fifth — by AveriU. \ and s .stnglp by A1 Kaltnsf.tn ths whan Boston scored four runs in Wfiilhington, June 2 (/P)— *> Dempsey’s prspsrSd' sUtement^of the bill and Ita objectives from HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov are now in, get into one ql tha The one-time fire-balling save in a 2-1 victory, got paat when ho gavo up hla fifth walk, Duran’s othw paiMWd ball defeat tho third. f said he a^eed with KOfauver that boxers, managers and others. al, cellara, and attics cleaned. ice on all types o( electrical wir country’s leading food ptteucts. seventh. Kansas City Imd tha Former heavyweight cham COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ing Uoensed and Insured. WUsui relief «c* of the New York Yan catcher Earl Averin and put idauB to Chuck Hinton leading off the came against Chicago on May U . tbail with foursnms in tha fifth, BUI Skowron drovs in three runs pions Jack Dempsey and "The boxing game is in a meas,” Wants InfonnatioB Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold Due to expansion Ws are IncrsSs- kees was caught breaking curfew on base with the winning run. Gene ninth. Manager Bill Rigney called and that racketeers got it there. Kefsuver said he wants to know MONDAY n ra tIUDAT 18:88 AAL-BATUROAY 8 A.M. Hoar. Ml 9-4024. Electrical Co.. Manchester, MI Ing our salee force with personnel Dal Rico was the catcher >in that twd^on, Wayna Oausey*a home run, with a l i ^ of homert for tho Tan- Gene Tunney urged Congress 9-4817. GlastonWy, ME t-7876. in spring training, and a few Woodllng then hrouiht hlni home in Duren. one. Duren fanned Minnie Mlnoao ageinst R W Ragan. .N w m Cash kaos,,who colloctad hfilf of their U "Unless something is done more about the announced break who are interested in earning bet- weeks late" the defending Ameri with a two-out, two-run pinch dou Duren welked ’ Jlm King, then and Roy S teven ,. hnt Sievcn bomered for Detroit, off Ray Harh- hits and- four runs ini- the last two today ’ to rescue professional through the Federal Government between Bonny Liston, No. 1 PLEASE READ YOUR AD ter^than 2100 weekly. AU hinge can League champs trad^ him to ble. that will control and regulate box ranked contender for the heavy Boilding-Ckmtracilng 14 benefits included. PleSse contact struck out WlUlo Tesby. But the reached first on the passed bail. ert. . innings. Bltt Monhouquatta (4*0) boxing from the clutches of Olasailted ar ’’Waat Ada” sro takaa aver thg pbons as a eon. Private Instructions 28 the last place. Los Angeles Angels. In the only other AL. action Senatora pulled a double steal and Duren then was tagged for a triple • • . was tha winner. He gave up ^ hits racketeers. ing, the game will die,” the old weight crown now held by Floyd CARPENTRY—Roofing, remodel Mr. Rogers in Hartford St JA Manasaa Mauler said. Patterson, and Pep Barone, Lie- vaalesM. 'A a adveiHaar should read hit ad the FIRST DAY IT TUTORING—Latin, French, BioIO' 3-4251. The big righthander has lost scheduled. Detroit retained a two- Dale Long his a aacriflce fly. Then by Jim Landis and a dngla by JtED SOX 2. TANKS X — Vat- in T 2 /8 mnings. including Bkow- They filed brief written sppesis APPEARS aad REPORT ERRORS la Ume ter the next Inser- ing, repairs No job too smaU. Ed four and won one for the Angela, game lead ovhr 'idle Cleveland came the third strik e-p a s^ ball bherm LoUar for two unearned uan Vic Worts puffed out-Ms fiyat ron's first hpm tv.— tha first ha had "There is no question but there ton’s forhter manager. Stasiak. P I'2-7564. gy. History, Math, and Hebrew, before testifying at hearings on an ttoa. The HaraM te raaponalble for only ONE Incorrect or omitted Capable, college classics major SOPHOMORE Or Junior boys In but two of those defeats came on when the Tigers’ game with Kan- and the break up shot by Wood- runs while fanning J. | C. Martin triple in six ssasona and drove ih allowed la TC innlnga. anti -riicketeering bill to place big are many unsavory parties con Kefsuver has called Barone an nected with boxing who do not be laaoittoa for aoy advartteomoat and thoa only te tho extent of a Csl) TR 6-3067. High School to work at MlnnechSug time-boxing under Justice Depart associate of racketeers such as 'Unako good” lasertloa. Errors which do not leoseo the veins of A A. DION, INC. RooGng, aiding, Golf Course. Must be IS or over. ment .regulation. long in any sport," Dempsey said. Frankie Carbo, Frank (Blinky) painting. Carpentry. Alterations 'Tunney’S statement said he dis tho ndverUsooMOt will not bo corrected by *teake good” Insertion. and additions. Ceilings. Workman STENOGRAPHY — Intermediate Bee Mr. Jortes at course hetweSn Palermo and John 'Vitale. dictation class starting June 15. 3:2o and 4:30. , Thp. two old warriors, whose likes the idea of inviting the Fed The senator said he intend! to ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. bqutk-inade boxing history, spoke MI 3-4860. 80-l(K) word level. Mary Jayne Moier Ltogii^ eral Government to do a police ask Baron- whether any of these YOUR COOPERATION WILL | ra OTII Mitchell. MI 2-8295. almost i k one in endorsing the bill. job he believes the states should men will share In the 275,000 Liston BE appreciated I ^ I Q I fVll 11 PART-TIME gasoline iKrvice Sta It muld- oreats the position of fed- handle, but that he sees no slter- Is paying Barone to terminate the BATHROOMS Uled, additions, re tion help. MI 8-I50S. , modeling, rec rooms, all types of ELECTRONICS — Radio—Teleri- iigewtersass srsi baking commissioner in the nstlve. contract, but that Barone's doctor sion Servicinc Course. 2 evening! JusticS Department, with tough "State boxing commissions will carpentry. Call MI 9-4291. WANTED—Truck driver, exper n a 'h W a l l e a g u e . says the manager is too ill of anx per week. "Learn-by-Dolng;’ at powers to grant, deny or cancel not cooperate with each other in Lost and Found 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 ience necessary. Apply in person Katttnr--Moa . Don iety end headaches tc testify. "Connecticut's Oldest Electronics 8 licenses of boxers, managers, pro- cleaning up the sport,” he said. Alfred Klein, a Pennsylvania School." Enroll how for June after 3, Tom McKinney. W. G. J 82; Aaraa, BObnMikAb J 48; Han- FOUND—Lady’s wrlstwatch, Cen 1989 FORD 4-door country sedan, Roofing—Siding 16 Glenney Company, 23S No, Main moters and matchmakers, and to "A manager can be the worat State athletic commiaaloner, aaid ter Springs, Memorial Day. Own V-8, automatic transmission, radio Class. Free catalog. New Ehigland tn, Ohtoago aad Cfisoaeitn. Pitts- ferret out' any under-the-table St., Manchester. borglb J ih i B ol^, Mllwai^ee, kind of rogue and barred from ac yesterday three Philadelphia syn er may claim by identifying and and heater, $295 down. Center (^UGHUN ROOFtNO Co. - AU Technical Institute, 58 Union deals with the underworld. tivity in New York and be welcome dicates had offered 2150,000 for paying for this ad. Uall MI 9-0441. Motor Sales, new location 634 Cen. types ot roofs and root repairing, Place, Hartford. JAckson 5-8406. A.MERICAN LEAGUE Sen. Estes Kefsuver, D-Tenn., in Pennsylvania, or Illinois, or the Liston contract for which Ba ap^ializlng In Twenty Year Bond Ro m Batted la—Aann. ter St., MI 3-1591. Open evenings. Situations Wanted— ' ' In Pitcher’s Battle, 3-1 author of the Bill and chairman of California," Tunney said. "This is rone finally agreed to take 275,000. LOST—Russell Sage class ring, ed Roofs. Call Ml 8-778-7707. W, L. Pot OJt liM, 48: Cepeda, Saa Fraadsoo, Detroit-t ...... 29 16 .644 — the Senate Antitrust and Monopo the core of the trouble." He suggested that Liston, if he gold with Roman lamp and words 1959 FORD Galaxie convertible, like Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 61 Female 88 27; RoMason, dneianatt aad Mays, ly SUbcommltUc conducting the This is the third and last sched takes the case to court, might get carved on green onyx, 1952 RSC new, with power steering. Can be BIDWELL HOME Improvement . Cleveland .. . .26 17 •60S 2 San Fraaelscti, 88; T. Davis, Los MORTGAGE MONEY —We can ; New York . . . .22 18 t e l 4 By FRANK CUNE ^the Central Connecticut Inter- ^paw Stevo- McAdams. After the9 WHhenlIrM (I) hfsringiii, Invited the two ex-chSm- uled day of hearings in which the out of the contract without paying on band, JLA inside. Reward. MI seen after 5 p.m. at 441 Center Company—all types of siding and h pn a e rbl Angrinn aad deoiente, Pittsburgh, 9-2632. St., or phone MI 9-6774, roofing.' Aluminum clapboards a supply any amount of money. SIXTEEN .YEAR old girl would like i Baltimore . . . .28 20 t e 6 4 scholasUc League race. All had 5-3 Blagles tallied their first run in the Savoy, 2b ...... 0 0 4 0 0 • jione to' testify, Subcommittee has heard only pralae Barone anything. to babysit for summer. Ml t-S436. You can’t give an opponent loop records compared to cham 28. specialty. Unexcelled workman Terms to fit your needs. Handled RVNE DUBKN 1 Washington .22 22 teO opening frame on a walk, stolen Neako. 3 b ...... >. 0 0 0 0 0 Hite—Wins, Los Aageles, .55 ITC^WEBTZ ship. MI 9^6495. with strict confidence and exjied- 7 pion Maloney’s 7-7 mark. Harmanaan, c( . 1 1 1 0 0 0 LOST—PASS BOOK No. 8464 Sav- 1957 FORD convertible, black, red Getting Lump* i Kansa* City . .19 20 .487 six outs in an inning and set Elliott. 3b ...... 0 1 ■ 0 1 0 1 Aaron, Mllwaakes aad Groat and n ta Rhrd lency. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., WOULD LIKE to care for children .19 24 .442 9 base and Bob EllUott’a double to ings Department of the Connecti upholstery, whitewalls, radio and in my home 59 Apel Place, MI 1 Minnesota . . . tle for only two hits yourself Slade Got Sceret Revenge right center'field, McAdam match Jobnaon, c ...... 1 1 13 1 1 0 demente, Pittsburgh, 54; T. Davis, cut Bank A Trust Company. N. heater, back-up lights. Call be MI 3-5129, Boston ...... 18 23 .429 9 Dick Slade set the Indians down Siada, p 0 0 1 S 0 0 THE Roofing and Chimneys 16-A 9-606S. and expect to win many ball ed Slade pitch for pitch until the Baxley, lb ...... 0 0 ( 1 0 0 Los Angelas, 52. Czar of NBA Main St. Office. Application made tween 4-6 p.m. TR 5-7248, { Los .Angeles . .16 26 .881 11<, on just tw'o hits, which was their Budlone. rf ...... Home Runs— Cepeda, Saa Fnui' games. That about sums up seventh. But his teammates' de 1 0 I 0 0 0 for payment. RUOFING—Specializing repairing Busineas Opportunities 32 U n ited Slates Chkwgo ...... 16 27 AT2 It poorest batting performance this fensive lapses seemed to upset him Huntlay, *a ...... 0 0 0 2 1 0 Cisco, 15; Robinson, dnelnnntt, 12; MGA 1957 WHITE convertible, Manchester’s 3-1 loss at Polrolt. If ...... 0 0 1 0 0 0 roofs of all kinda. new roofs, gut IRONING DONE in my home. Call 'rhuraday’n Reeolts spring. George May and Roger no little and he ran into a wild Moon, Los Angeles and Mays, San Asks Qeansing NO’nCE IS HEREBY given that whitewalls, radio, heater, luggage FOR LEASE or sale—high gallon' after 4 p.m., Ml 3-4293. Wethersfield yesterday afternoon Macaione had the only blows for Francisco, 10; Mathews and Aaron, Herald Angle Pass Book No. 90396, issued by rack, tonneau cover, excellent con ter work, chimneys cleaned, re age service station, located in Boston 7, New S'erk 5 streak forcing in the third run. Total* ...... 25 3 3 271o'2'3 paired. Aluminum aiding. 30 Leadss Thanks j ' Knn»ns Q ty 4, Detroit 4 (TV, in the Indians final game of the the visitors with Mscsione's single Maachestrr (1) I Milwnukec 8. ’Th« Savings Bank of Manchester dition-moving, must sell. $1150. Manchester, principles only. Write YOUNG MOTHER would like child season. in the fifth chasing home Dennis Good Relief Pitching Wasteo •b r h po a * rbl By has been lost and application has Call MI 9-5407. years’ experience. Free estimates. P. O. Box 269, Manchester, Conn. Called 7 Vi lunlngs, Bain) Kevin Toomey came on in a Kalley. It ...... 4 0 0 1 0 1 0I Stolen Bnsea—Pinson, dnchi' Of Racketmen CaU Howley. Ml 3-5361, Ml 8-0762. to care (or in her home days. Call Waahlngtoa 2. Loa A n gles 2 Deadlocked 1-all going Into the Dailey with the Indians' only run. May as ...... 0 1 1 2 . aatl, 8 ; Robinson, CInclimnH and been made to aaid bank for pay MI 9-4449. bases loaded and two out situation Minor, lb ...... 0 '0 10 0 FRANK CLINE ment of the amount of deposit. SMALL MOVING and trucking To Sam Snead Only Games Scheduled last of the seventh, the Eagles Dailey had w.’alked and was sac and Inherited a 2-1 count but got ’ Wills, Los Angeles, 7; Aaron, SIU- NATIONAL LEAGUE rificed to second. Mancrgia. c ... 0 0 8 4 ' wrankee, Calllson, nUadelplila and Aaslstent Sparta Editor Washington, June 2 (A3 — Abe company. Goodwill and PUC li Today's Games broke the tie with a twro-run rally out of the jam by striking out one DotchTn, rf .... 0 0 0 0 Doing their scoring in the mid Greene, National Boxing Associa Auto Driving School 7-A Heating and Plumbing 17 cense Included. P. V. Tongren MhuMoota (KraHck 4-2) at De which Involved only one hit, a lead- Slade struck out 13 Indiana and Ballay, 3b * , „ * x o u ' Mays, S4a Fraadsoo, 8. Doga— Bird»—Pete 41 Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico, batter on a 3 and 2 pitch Johnny Marali, cf ...... 1 0 0. 0 0 0 0 dle innings, Moriatty Bros, white- tion commissioner, called today Annonncemeiito Agency, MI 8-6321. Juno 2 . m Sam Snead put the troit (BaanlBg S-4), 8:15 pjn. off single by Bob Johnson. A walked only two. It a’Ss probably Lucas, another senior lefthander, Macaiona. 2b 3 0 1 2 2 0 i Pltohlni^MUler, Son Fraacteco, w^ashed the Manchester Auto MORTLOCK'S Manchester’s lead PLUMBING AND heating — re 4- 0, l.OOOLDnffalo, San Francisco, Nfiw Grid Coach Has Definite Ideas for a cleansing of racketeers from ing driving school. Three skilled KITTENS AVAILABLE. House- United States into the lead of tiie New York (FOrd 8-2) at CMeago sacrifice, two throwing errors, a a real personal triumph for Slade pitched flawless ball in the last McAdam. p ...... 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 Parts, 7-0, last .night at Buckley professional boxing, but said other NOW OPEN—Flavoriand on Tol modeling Installatlona. repairs. Help Wanted— Female 35 broken. Some long haired, all full ninth annual Canada Cup matches (Melish 2-8), 8 pjm. dropped foul fly and three bases as he was key member of the of the eif^th after Toomey was Toomey. p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5- 0, 1.000; Podres, Los Angelas, Field; Art Huntington authored What kind of a job wilJ Tony Alibrio do as head football land Turnpike in Talcottville, fea courteous Instructors. Class room All work guaranteed 25 yeara ex Sibrinsz. a ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 5-1. .883; Haddix, Plttidmrgh, 4-1, steps also are needed to save the instruction* for 16. IT year olds. of fun and affection. 600 Wood- but the man the experts were Balthnoro (Hoett 1-1) at Bofc on balls sH figured in the game Eagles’ basketball team which had lifted for a pinch-hitter. LuCjgK p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a nifty two-hitter to' gain ciedit coach at Manchester High ? That’s a question which has been sport. turing 17 flavors of ice cream. perience. 24-hour service. Call FASHION demonstrators $20-240 bridge. MI 9-4339. ton (Schwall 2-8 ), 8 puts. winning splurge. its bid for an imdefeated season Victory was only the second in .800; Konfax, Los •Angeles, 8-2, for the victory, Huntington fan Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director Ear] VanCamp, MI 9-4749. chattorlng about today as the Total* ...... 28 1 2 24 i4 " 4 'l .750. , I on the minds and lips of a ht of Silk City gridiron enthusiasts Greene, who also is sssociats ed of Driver Education. MI 9-7898. profit commission. No delivering golfers teed off for the second Loo Aageleo (McBrIdo 5-2) at The Indiana thus finished their ruined by Slanchester on the final 11 games for Wethersfield. . . . ned 12 nnd walked only two bat itor of the Paterson, N. J.. Eve or collecting. Beeline Style Show*. KITTEN HUNTING? Double your . a—Sibrinsz reached on error for AMERICAN LEAGUE since the former assistant mentor was promoted to the top Penimalfl fun and make it a pair, black and round was UtUe Ben Arda of the Clevelaad (Bell 2-4), 8 pjn. season with a rather disappoint night of the regular season. After Eagles’ second baseman Jimmy Toomey in 8th. ters. ning News, outlined his views in LARSON'S Connecdcut'a first li Party Plan Sensation. Samples Kansas City (Daley 4-3) a* Macaione's single, Slade set aown Savoy and lightflelder Pete Bud- Wethersfield ...... 100 000 20z—I Batting — KUIebrew, Minnesote, post last week by the Board of Education upon the recom Radlo-TV Repair fluffy, male and female, free. MI PhiUppines. ing 8-4 recprd and now have lost Ifanchester ...... 000 010 008—1 Opposing moundsman Dsn prepared testimony and in a sep ELECTROLUX fialaa and Service, censed driving school trained — furnished free. MEdford 3-7477, WashIngtoB (Doaovaa 8-5), tdMl all chance for a tournament berth. 13 batters in a row with help long, tVollided in ninth inning go .SSO; 4Msh, Detroit, JH2; Temple, O'Connell whiffed 13 but yielded mendation of Principal Ray Rogers. An old saying goes, arate letter at Senate hearings on Services 18 MU 8-9006. 4-0204. Unknown outside his island 3B Elliott; SB, Hemuuison 3, Hunt- Cleveland. .240;, Plersnll, deve- bonded repreeentattve. Alfred Certified and approved is now of country until the current tourney, pjB. The Red and White dropped four from catcher Bob Johnson, another ing/for a fly ball with Savoy ii.- ley, Marsh: SAC. Slade, Marsh; LOB. seven hits and was given poor mp- "Ttvs proof of the pudding is in the^ an anti-racketeering bill which Ameli, 306 Henry fit. 'teL MI fering claaaroom and behind ex-cager, who threw out pingh- unng his knee and being carried Manchester 3. Wethersfield 5: DP. hiad, .227; Bomaao, develsnd. the fi-4 Arda. is the talk of the of Ita iMt five games after a bril j , - Johnson to Savoy; BB. Slade -3. Hc- port afield by his teammates who eating." Since Alibrio hss hardly would place boxing under federal 8-0488. wheel instruction for teenagers. FOUR CUTE kittens want home, NATIONAL LEAfUE hitter Dave Sibrinsz trying to steal ^tiom field on a stretcher. .Persoq- .220. committed five errors. had Ume to get his hands in the regulation. MI 9-6075. MORTENSEN TV Specialised RCA CONNECTICUT licensed nurse, any otuhhouae on the 7,llfi-yard Do liant start which found them win- Adam S; SO. Slade 13. McAdam (. telsvision, service. Ml 9-4641. free. MI 8-4558. W. L. Pet. CLB. nliu their first seven contests. after the latter had reached on an; 'able Buddy Minor volunteered to Toomey 1; Hits off. McAdam 3 fori 3 Runs Batted la —OeutUe, Balti One of the big blows off O'C'an- mixing bowl yet. to mix the por Greene, a former president of WANTED—Ride from N. Main St. shift, private hospital, 'ra 5-9131. rado Beach courae bocauao of hla runs In ( 2-3 innings: Toomey 0 for 0 more, 45; Onah, Detroit. 48; Boroe. ...28 18 A lt — ’1^ Indiana finished in a four error In the eighth frame. act as one of the stretcher bear nell was a two-run homer by Hunt ridge, it's probably much too early NBA, said boxing suffers from "a to railroad station, Hartford. PREPARE Fo r driver’s test. TV SERVICEJ—All makes. Honest, FOR SALE—Mala dog, 8 months pidara awing. ers. runs In 1-3; Lucas 0 for 0 run* in 1 Detroit, 27; Colnvito. Detroit, 24; Hours 8:15-4:30. MI 9-5677. Ages It to 60. Driving and 'mass ARE YOU BORED??? Do you In tha first round he shot a 88, Saa Fmaetaea 28 17 .888 U way deadleek for second i^ace in Loser was Indians' senior south- WP. Slade; L. McAdam; *rime, 2:15. ington in the third frame. Brian to avaluate just what kind of job severe case of snemls.” Economical. High quality parts. wish you had something different old, trained, housebroken, worm Los Aageles . .27 18 M l X Mantle, New Torit. * L — MUculIitS and Mark Ware both had he ^vill do. He said, for one thing, the num room. Three Instructor*. No wait ed. Asking $15. MI 9-1990. dupHoalteg hla final practice tour Hite — B. RoMason. BnHliiioro, RIDE WANTED from Manchester ing Manchester Driving Acate- Guaranteed 90 days. Famous for to do? Selling Avon is the answer. Plttaborgh ...22 18 A58 2 two for three for Moriarty's while But if Intense Interest, prelim ber of young men entering *he service since 1931. Phone Ml Your contacts are pleasant, and it over fiw trophlcal par 38-38-^72 52; Ptoranll. CtevdOaq. 27; Tom- sport has had a "deplorable fail Center to Route 44A. Twin Hill my. PI 2-7249. layout. That waa goiad enough to MBwmnkee ...12 21 .478 8 Steve Halstead made two hita for inary planning and hard work are 9-4537. Potterton'a, ISO Center St. will be exciting to watch your sales le, CiBveInnd, 55: Kabdc. New losera ing off.” section, leaving Manchester at 6. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 givaMm a tie for aecond with A1 St. L ouia...... 18 22 .482 8 U ? to be contributing factors, then Tel. PI 2-6530. increase every week. A* little as 3 C b k n to ...... 18 28 A81 18 Sport Schedule ork, 52; Wood nnd Cash, Detroit Moriarty’s ...... 004 120-7-7-1 the former Wesleyan University He said this is due both to scan TELEVISION antennas and rotor of Canada and Peter aad Veraailen, SUnnesota, 52. Business Services Offered 13 to 3 hours spare time daily is ail FfdladolpUa ..12 28 A i t 12 Bumbling Braves Stumbling, Auto Parts ...... 000-000—0-2-5 ' lineman should do alright. Ihe dals that have plagued box mg, systems installed and repaired. you need. Why not call today for Thnmaon of Australia, behind Homo Runs—Mantle. New York, Huntington and Sproul; O'Con new grid mentor ha* already had and to other factors including Serving Manchester and sur TWO SADDLE horses, saddlss and Snead’s spaetaeular fiva-under-par I%nfodhy*B Basults- Today Aatomobilea for Sale 4 AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct an appointment? BU 9-4923. bridles Included. TR 8-7390. St. Loots 7. Saa Fnadaeo 8 14; Gentlie, Baltimore, 12l Oola- nell and Gabby, Barton (5). his first meeting with hia staff of what he called the exploitation of rounding areas. Modern TV Serv 87. Rockville at Ellington. 3:15. \ito, Detroit, KUIebrew, iUnue- assistants to tell them what his champions and contenders in tele OLDER -CARS mechanics spe ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior ice, 405 Center St., MI 8-2205. BURTON’S has excellent opportun But Arda'a total waa mader the Pitt*argh 8. Milwahkm 2 Teachers vs. B.A.’s, 6:15, Char sota, aad Marls, New York, 12. ' vised matches. pavers. Ml 36515. Oiicago 18, Philadelphia 2 Tongue Lashing Ineffective INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Idea* are for next fall and find out cials. fixit yourself care, always ity for girls with sales background Poultry and Supplies 43 hard way. Only a few houra be- ter Oak. Stolen Bases — Aparldo, Chi , from them what suggestions that Greene got down to cases in RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, who like to meet and be with peo Only Gaases Sdieduled. limiting Ansaldi’s to just three a good selection. Look behind our TREE PRUNING, removal and lot free pickup and delivery on small fOca toeing off, ho received a cable Methodists vs. Congo, 6:15, cago, 12; Bowser, Kansas d t y and ■ they might have to contribute. spelling out his complaints about office. Douglas Motors. 228 Main. ple. flexible hours, fun, challenges. FOR STRICITLY (arm fresh ei;gs. Today's Games Nebo. hits last night at 'Verplsrick Field clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr., radios, phonographs. Hours 8-10 from hia home that his wife was (JP)— 8 eight hits and striking out seven.: McDaniel before A1 Cicotte canie Versalles, Minnesota, I I ; Wood, was Bud Hughes as Norman’s tri Alibrio plans to meet with return television and radio broadcasts of MI 9-6053. Ail these are your* in a fascinat try Manchester Poultry Farm, 472 aufifeting from a heart condition. Saa Ffmactsco (Saaford 2-2) at New York, June 2 Sullivan’s vs. Army A Navj’, 6, ing lettermen within the next lew boxing bouts. He long has been NEESJ A CAR and had your credit p.m. H & E Radio and TV. MI ing position. See Mr. Schneider, Loo Ahgeleo (C ra^ 2-8). 11 p.m. started a run of six shutout in- on and got Orlando Cepeda on a Detirolt, 8 ; Landis, Ohlengo aad umphed 7-3, Two of Ansaldi’s 9-5582, MI 3-1479. Keeney St., MI 9-9904. Ho arent out and put together a Milwaukee’s bumbling Braves grounder for the final out. Cepeda Waddell. Hinton, Washington, 8. days and may even hold a limited a critic of practices in the tele turned down? Short on down pay HEAVY DX7TY Rototlller service Burton's, 841 Main. St. Louis (Sadocld 2-S) at MO- ninga. • Manor vs. Medics, 6. Buckley. hits were garnered by John Mtn- ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? card oC'fiva tfirdiea and two bog- still are stumbling around the had homered in the sixth off win Pitching— Grant, devetead and ney who had a home run and sin spring workout if it will fit into vising of bouts. for hire—lawns and gardens. Call CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, waakee (WBley 2- 1), 2 pan. Whether or not a follow through Pagani's vs. Lawryers, 6, Ver- Speaks for Self Don’t give up! See Honest Doug DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted for Articles For Sale 45 oyaa. mid-section of the National on Dresaen's threat to shake up ner ^Irnle Broglio (5-51. The Cards Moss), Detroit, 5-0, 1.000; Latinan- gle. the rest of the school's planned MI 9-3920. available all hours. Satisfaction Philadelplils (Mahafiey 8-3) at plaiick. program between now and when His letter, In which Greene said las, get the lowdown on the lowest Manchester office. Phone MI 8-6778 Hia 88 and the 76 of Olestino League standings, and 'after the club, Milwaukee traded utility scored five in the fifth off loser Cleveland, 2-0, I.0()0; Wilhelm, and Rich O'Grady had two hits for guaranteed. CaU Ml 9-1215. WALLPAPER SALE—Fully trlm- Tugot Uftod the Philippines into Pittsburgh (Friend 3-8), 8:15 pan. Ponticelli vs. Nasaiff, 6:10— Brown. Balttmore and Regan, De school is let out for the summer. he spoke for himself rather than down and smallest payments any (COMPLETE REIPAIRS - By Stu- between 9-12. Chicago (Curtis 8-1) at Claein- infielder Billy Martin to the Min- Mike McCormick (5-41. then Charter Oak. Norman'*. . . where. Not a small loan or finance med, plastic coated, many 1991 fotnth place in the team stand getting a tongue lashing from scored the clincher on Julian troit, 5-1, .222. Norman's ...... 0 0 2 2 ,3 0 — 7-6-0 Two days after Allbrio was offi- for NBA. protested that young and art R. Wolcott on automatic natl (Pnriiey 5-2), 8:86 pan. Manager aiarlte Dresaen they now neeota Twins' of the AL last night. FAP vs. Bantly, 6:10—Keeney. ■ clally confirmed as Walker Briggs’ Inexperienced fighters are being company plan Douglas Motors, washers, dryers and electric Millinery Dressmaking 19 CLERK, COMPTOMETER patterns to choose from. C. J. ings with 143, five strokes more In his blow up. after the bus shen Xavier's single in the sixth against Ansaldl’s ...... 003 000—3-3-3 Morrison Paint Storo, 188 Center than the Snead-Jimmy Demaret have been given the bum's rush by Saturday, June 2 successor, the writer sat down TONY ALIBRIO rushed Into major televised bouts 333 Main St. ranges, m 9-6678. anigans which follow'ed Sunday's reIie^’er Ed Firtief. Hughes and Leber; Remmy, FOR DRESSMAKING and altera- OR CALCULATOR St.______eunhtaiatlon needed to give the the umpe and the Pittaburgh Pi- Track — State Open Champion with him in his second floor office for which they are not ready be doublebeader split against last * * • Durr (4) and Kusmickaa "At these staff meetings we will 1934 BUICK for sale, good condi C03MA APPLIANCE Senlce-Re tlons, call Lyn Kratzke Ml 3-0682 UMtad States a start on d ef^d - ratea. ships. 1. New Britain. adjacent to his classroom to dis cause the supply of talent is so LAWN MOWERS—Toro. Jacobien, Plan* to Organize place Philadelphia, D^asen told CI'BS 10. PHILS 8 — George review plans for the coming week, small. tion. collector’s item. 44 Harrison pairs all make* refrigeratora, any time. Excellent opportunity for woman Ing the cup it won a year ago at i No more than two games ever (Quarter Midget Races, 7:30, AMERICAN LE.6GUE . cuss Indian football plans. Street between 8-4. (reesers, washing machines, dry experienced in figure work, posi-. Bolens, Goodall, Ariens. Riding the Braves "Some of you guys Altman and Don Zimmer hit home Buckisnd. "Well, we don't plan anything go over the scouting reports on He cited the case of Emile Grif Dublin. or under .500 thus far. the Could- Trailing 7-4 at the end of four the upcoming opponent and study ers ranges oil and gas burnera. tion requirea good judgment as mowers. Boleiis T h.p. Rldamatle Auxiliary for L.L. be champs have lighted more firea won’t be with ue" after the June runs and each drove in three runs Sunday. June 4 reirolutionary,” answered Alibrio. fith, who recently won the weUer- IMPERIAL 1955, excellent condi Hnaad, arho drove the small Brit 15 trading deadline. initlngf of play. Optical Style Bar the previous day’.* game movies weight championship In his V"-th MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. Moving—^Trucking— well a* stability, pleasant working tractors with over 21 attacbmenU. off the field than on (A newspaper as the Cubs won four in s row for Manor vs. Ponticelli’s, 1, Char raUied in the. last two frames to ’’Some of our ideas are new hut tion. power. 84 Pine Tree Lane, conditions, liberal benefit program. Used mowers and tractora. Parts ish baR-wbanevec he fiP ^ into the The club made no mention of the first time. Frank Sullivan (2-61 prior to showing them to the boys main bout, and the recent one Storage 20 wind hot switched to the larger - Ail -inothen of Manchester Lit fire on a bus ignited Dresaen). It ter Oak. • pull out a 9-7 marathan victory many of them are simply expsn- Wapping, MI 4-0014. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Apply and servlc*. Capitol Equipment Dreasen’s remarks Jn announcing .was the loser while Glen JHdbble < sioiUL and variations of things qh Monday." round knockout of' Danny Valdez U B . ball another times, cut two tle Leaguers are urged to sttmd looked uice thsy 'Mlght have found Htfd.__Natl. vs. -Rantly'a, L over Police D Fire. - It was Style repaired, sales and scr'vice, pick I/lANCHESTER Package DeUvery. Co.. sfM ain . MI 2-7988. an organlzatlonsl meeting of the the apark last nlghL when they the Martin trade (In w’hich the won hia third with a six-hitter., Keeney St. which we have been doing. We The Inidans’ new head roach of Los Angeles in a bout with 1959 FORD CUSTOM 800, 2-door, up and delivery. Complete line of Btrokea off par on the way out, Braves obtained ■ infielder Billy Bar’s aecond "Win of the season as featherweight champion Davey Light trucking and package deliv Employment Office Little Lesigue Mothers’ Auxiliary scored twice In the first inning, donn. Bank vs. FAP, 2, Charter Tuesday they whipped Sears, 3-1, believe that if we can get our also plans to map a more detailed standard transmission, will con Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, ROME MADE nivloU. fresh or but still was dine stroke do\^-n to Consolo and shipped him to Van -+- teams to play good, sound foot Moore. Greene mentioned none sider up to 1954 csr as part pay ery. Refrigeratora, washers and frozen, SOc doz. H Paaqualinl. 248 Monday 8 p.m. at the Army A but they wound up with an 8-2 Oak. on opening day. scouting schedule. garden and lawn supplies. L & M stove moving specialty. Folding FIRST NATIONAL STORES, Demaret. Thin the heat and the couver). an omission ,toal could E3ks \’s. NassifTs, 3. Keeney St. ALUMNI LEAGUE ball, we'll win more than our share of them by name. ment. MI 3-6397. Equipment Corporation, Route 83, Avery Street, Wapping. lack of tpdgh tourney play hit (he Navy Club. A short program la thumping by the Pirates in a game Victory was credited to Bruce "Our jayvee coaches will no Both bouts were televised chairs for rent. MI 9-0753. INC. planned and refreshments will be called after aeven innings because tag Martin with a bum rap as a Soccer—Torrington SC vs. Scan- Pitching and batting the Alumni Custer who was the third pitcher of gamea.” longer remain on the sidelines dur Vernon, Conn. TR 5-760P. deboim^ ex-Texan and he scram scapegoat. The Braves, however, One of ths practices which Ali- Assailing what he called the DODGE STATION wagon, 1952, served. of rain. dia SC, 2, Nebo. A Intermediates to victory over used by Style Bar and who turned ing our games but will be out good mechanical condition, 2100. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- Park and Oakland Ave. bled to r two successive double have had Billy on the block since Hartford National last night at . brio and his staff hope to expand "Artificial exploitation of cham CHAIN SAW work — Tress cut. moving, packing, storage. Low bog«^ on the home nine and All fathers of Manchester Little It was the aecond straight over Monday, June 5 in a tee relief chore- Sparkling scouUng future opponents. They pions, contenders and pretenders" 553 E. Center St. East Hartford Gontinuid on next page Milwaukee for the Bucs, who pUedi spring training after acquiring Keeney St. Stadtem, was lYhitey is ths taking of movies of Indian Reasonabla rates. Call PI 2-7S68 rate on long distance tnovea to wound up arith a 73. Leaguers are asked to attend a Caterer’s vs. (Clarke’s, 6:13, Rob defensive vork by Ed Kowal and \ ill work either singly or together. in televised fights, Greene said "It between 1:30-4:30 or any time up 17 rune and 24 hita In the swreep second baseman Frank B oill^ in Pitching —Havey Haddix, Pi ertson Park. Anderaoii. AnderAn had a homer football gamea. Whenever possible, such as on Fri 1955 CHEVROLET 4-door Station 48 states. Personalized aervlce. MI TEACHER—Nursery School. (Quali The ftnrt round brought out the. meeting scheduled Tuesday at 8 Fred Connally preserved the vic "In the paat we've taken only Is a matter of record that many Saturday or Sunday. while beating the Braves’ twro a trade. Martin has been In 'only rates, alkiwed eight hits, but Oak vs. Cupid's. 8:15, Robertson and double to spark his club to s t o r in the last o t the seventh. day night's when some of our up wagon, 6 cylinder, automatic 3-6187, CH 7-1428. fied, experience desirable for 3 usual quota of surprises. p.m. St the Army A Navy Club. A six games, going O-for-6 as a pinch- movies of our horns games. If it budding prospects still green in the aces. Warren Spahn and Lew Bur struck out seven and blanked Park. 4-2 triumph. Ronald Angotta and Phil Rob coming foes may be facing each vine have been projected^into (he transmission, radio and heater, 2 STEPS, s id e w a l k s , atone walls, and 4 year old groups. Morning i Deadlocked at fifth place in the short program is planned and re- dette. hitter. Braves over last six innings lor Losing pitcher George Bychol- $ls possible, we hope to film the tone, whitewall tire*. $146 down. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- aqd afternoon sessions. Fully SEPTIC TANKS individual standings were John Telso vs. Gus'a 6:15, Charter inson were the batting stars for Other, myself (ind my assistant, main event limelight lon^, before fireplaces, flagstone terrace*. Ing Company. Local and long dis fTvahments will be served. Burdette- took the rap In this • « • 8-2 \-lctory In game held to seven Oak. ski collect^ half of his team’s four road games as well as the home Jack Early wtll also help out with Center Motor Ssles new location equipped school room and play CLEANED and INSTALLED Panton of Scotland. Dave 'niomaa Manchester Little League is ur the winnere. Angotta had a three- contests depending on facilities they have reached any degree of Work done at reasonable prices. tance hioving, packing and etor- one, and was tossed out of the CARDS 7. GIANTS 8 — The Innings by rain. Civltan vs. Temple. 6:15. Ne(io. hit.*. On the mound, Bycbolski fan run homer- while Robinson drovs the scouUng." competence because of the de 634 Center St., MI 3-1591. Open Ml 3-0796. ground. School term October- of Wales and Mohammed Said gently in need of physical help Giants."down 6-0, almost pulled it ned 11 of the victors’ batters. available at ths fields of ths teams evenings. age. Regular service throughout May. South Windsor Cooperative ! • SEWERS game after arguing with Umpire Hitting—Gene WoodHng, Sena PAP vs. Armv A Navy, 6. Wad In four runs. Gary-Gott and Yogi « a « mands of television and then lit Nevi England States and Florida. Mouasa of EJgypt with 7l's. Flory from more parents if the policy of Bin Jaekowski. The flare up came out in the ninth against the Cards. AAI ...... 010 201 x—4-7-3 who will be our hosts.” SPRING CIEAN-UP—Attic* cel Nuraei-y School. Call Mrs. Rich-' MAOriUVe CLEAN Von Donck of Elelgtum. the defend tors, dt^vpred two-ma, two out dell. Amalo stood out for losers. erally destroyed-----” 1948 iNTERNA-nONAL pickup Ml 3-8563, baseball for all boys la to be con when Jackowakl disapproved of a Felipe Alou and WlUie McOovey double as pInch-hItter in ninth in Auto Parts vs. Medics, 6, Buck- Htfd. National ..000 002 0—2-4-1 Delving further into the matter EletneiU o f Competition lars, garages, yards, burning bar ard Reeves. MI 4-0040, i ing Individual champ, bad a 73. tinued. Response from these two Stvle Bar ...... 012 123—9-10-1 of movies, Alibrio stated. "We will truck, stake body, good condition. high, tight pitch to Roberto CJe- hit solo homers off reliever Lindy ning for 8-2 decision over Angels. ley. Anderson and Sullivan; Bychol- PAF ...... 005 200-7- 7-3 rels emptied, vacant*' houses • INSTALLATION Behind United States in the scheduled meetings, which were create a special job amongst our Just because a boy has landed a C. Gambolati A Son, 212 McKee cleaned. Barrels for sale, M * .M WOMAjiJ TO stay with elderly lady I team staiiangs It was the favored mente—the first Buc to fact Bur aki and Quaanitschka, Longo (5). Prior, Connally (8). Custer’ (5) berth on the varsity squad at the St . MI 3-6470. Painting— Paptnng 21 6 hours a day. Green Manor 1 announced opening day, will deter dette after Dick Groat had hit a list of managers. We hope to get Tryout Schedule Rubbish Removal Service, Ml SPECIALIST Australian duo of Thomson, four- mine If the program Is to be cur and Harrington; Oiase, Carrier Homeons' from the visual aid or start of the season, it won't mean 9-9757. Apartments, own transportation two-run homer In the fourth In Tsklng^over possession of first (6) and. Gott. that he has it "made." MUST SELL—1956 Chevrolet. V-8, EXTERIOR and Interior painting. time British Open champion, and tailed.' Photography Club who has been Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. required. Call MI 9-5797. Kel Nagle, current British Open ning. place last night was Green Manor For intermediate automatic, 4-door station wagon. SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired Town ani Country The defeat, fourth In five games, with a 5-3 victory over the Elks, properly trained to do the job.” "In an effort to Introduce more MI 9-0386. Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. champ, with 143, Wales third at 88ERK LEAGUE Alibrio hopes to have six man of an element of competition this from the-shop. Can take care of Floors. Good clean workmanship. Help TVanted— Male 35 144 and then the Philippines, fo l-. put the Braves three games behind at Charter Oak. Each team con Result of ' 'Thursday night's Intermediate League Baseball all yoUr upholstering needs at the fourth place Pirates and six agers. two each from the three' up- year,” added Alblrio. "we plan to PONTIAC—1959 Catalina, 2-door Fully Insured. Reasonable rates. DRAINABE GO. lowed by a three-way deadlock of . Thursday’s Homers nected for five hits but the Manor- games ware Hgera 6. Dodgers 3; tryouts tor ail local boys, IS to 17, great savings. Cali (3H 2-2378. INDUSTRIAL display builder. Ex back of league leading Cincinnati. men played errorless tuill while the per classes. break the squad down into three hardtop, exceptional condition. IjCo ' Pelletier, Ml 9-6326 or MI Esypi. Argentina and Colombia at ' Yankees 10, Giafits 5; Pirate* 7, ♦ s s groups. A player will be put in Ih^ will be held at Memorial Field Must sell, best offer. MI 9-7894. 9-5082. perienced preferred. Displaycraft, Ml 9-4143 146. I A-MERICAN LEAGUE The Reds; idle yesterday, gained a fflks committed a trio of bobbles. starting Monday night at 6. LAWN MOWERS, all typos sharp MI 3-0117. lialf-game edge when St. Louie de Red Sox 5 while the Senators and A. B or C group, depending on his The Bearing heat and high hu Cash. Tigers (11). Andy Ruganis helped bat as well Rede battled to a 6-6 deadlock. Precise Schedule '■ The schedule will be: Monday— 1959 RED PLYMOUTH station ened and repaired G. Snow, 336 EXTERIOR AND interior painting, feated San Francisco, 7-6, and as pitch the Manormen to victory. ability. Positions will be open each Summit. Tel. Ml 3-4531. midity seemed to trouble ■rtrtual-' Skowron, Yankees 2 (10). Practice sessions next fall will week and a player on one of the infleiders and including catchers; wagon, standard shift, all good decorating, ceilings, floors, paper ly all the players, who hurried to i Yaatrzemski. Red Sox (4)'. knocked the Giants out of a firirt Ruganis had three hits In four Tuesday — outfielders; Wednesday hanging, steaming. Clean work place tie. TTie Chicago Cubs w-sl- be worked from s precise Ume lower levels may be promoted if tires, in good condition. Price All TYPES screen* repaired with the clubhouse the moment their Causey, A’t ( 1). times up, scoring once and driving —infleiders; Thursday — outfield 21.400. Call after 6 p.m. MI 9-1803. manship. Free estimates. No job ' loped Philadelphia. 10-3. in the in a run. Carl Colangelo also hom schedule. he warrants it and one on the top aluminum screening. Call Ml rounds were over. But not the' N A'nO N AI^^LE AGU E "Physical examinations will be ers. too small. John VerfalUe, MI only other game scheduled. ered for the victors. Netmen Win level will also be dropped do\vn if 9-4533 (or free pick-up or leave WANTED Eyptlsn Ttlohammed Said Mouasa. ; Cepeda, OlanU^(IS). given on Friday, Aug. 25 with the All boys Interested in pitching 1948 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan. 3-2521. ^ Bruce Thlellng and Bill Hawyer he is not producing. Ratings will Good for second car. 2100. MI at 447>i Main St., 11-1 daily. Hours after his stint waa over he : McCoiiey. Giants (7). first drills slated the following be made by the coaching staff as should tryout for another position, stiS was on the practice tee. F..AIOU, Giants (8 ). PIRATB8 8, BRAVEt^ V-<3roat paced the Elks at the piste. as well as pitching. Tryouts are 3-0893. PAINTING AND paperhanging. ' Manor ...... 200 102 0—5-S-O FinalMatcli. Monday. We will have two sessions a whole." Good clean workmanship at rea | T get to play only about four , Burgess, Plratee 2 (8 ). i^d Smoky Burgese, who hit two a day before school starts with the only for boys who are not as yet LAWNS AND shrubbery properly Linotype - Interlype tournaments A year and this Is one i homere, each drov# in three runs Elks ...... 010 002 0—3-;6-S As has been the case in the past, 1956 OLDSMOBILE "98", 4-door sonable rates SO years in Man Groat, Pirates (8 ). . morning one lasUng froni 9:30 to on an Intermediate League team. Holiday, full power, radio and cared (or. Call MI 9-1104. of them. I want to get all the prac-1 Zimmer, Cuba (4). as the Pirates tagged Burdette Ruganis and McCoy; Hansep, the Jayvee team will play its High School varsity players are chester. Raymond Fiske, Ml I Liacottl (6) and-Troy. Tourney Next 11 and the other In the evening a games on Mondays. Although no heater, 2-tone whitewall tires, PICK-UP TRUpK and man avail 9-9387. ties I can get," he said. Altman, Cnbs (3). (4-4) for seven.^of their 10 hitjuA two-hour affair from 6 to 8," de not eligible to take part in the try aecrifice fiy by Frank Thomas and definite freshman program has 2995. Center Motor Sales, new lo able all type* of work. No job too clared Alibrio. outs until the completion of their cation 634 O nter St.. MI 3-1691. EXTERIOR PAINTING. We ipo- Operator a single by Joe Torre drove In the REC SOFTBALL Sweeping all three eingles been set up as yet, it is expected season, however, if any of these, small. MI 9-6838, MI 3-4896. Tally at least one run in every "If we get the okay to have the that some such program .«imilar to Open evening*. cializc in commereial, residential, Braves' runs before southpaw matches and one of the two Jayvee coaches present at pre- boys are interested in playing in ALL .TYPES of umbrella.* repaired, indu.strial, and trim jobs. Big or Harvey, Haddix (4-1), allowing Inning but the third, including doubles. Manchester' High’s tes last year’s will be invoked next this league, they should contact 1955 CHEVROLET Belair hardtop, nine in the opening frame, Boland season drills, lettermen and new fall for first year hopefuls. specializing in golf beach and small wc do them all. Joseph tennis team trimmed Wethersfield, comers both will be welcome. Wally Fortin, Rec program direc V-8, powergUde, turquoise and garden. MI 3-5558., 182 Eldndgc Diortne, contractor. Cal] MI 3-0494. Motors trimmed Teiso, 17-2.. The 4-1, on the losers’ courts yeiter- "Of course,” Alibrio comment tor, as soon as possible. The try while. 2350. Call Ml 3-1796. PART-TIME victory put Boland Into a three- Otherwise only the lettermen will St. day afternoon. The match com be Invited to uie early workouts. ed.' "we will benefit from the ad outs will be held under the super way deadlock for second place'* in pleted the Indians regular sched vantage of having a fulltime train vision of Fortin and Joseph Gal- STRICTLY private owner — 1964 the standings^ "After school starts practice will Plymouth, hydramattc drive, good Tonight ule which found Coach Phil Hyde's be of about one and one half hour er' (Walker Briggs) and the fine anck, league Commissioner. LAWNS MOWED 23 and 24. MI DAY WORK ’ Bob Carlson, in addition to shape, 2125. MI 9-6704. netmen whlpiping six of eight foes. duration each day. It will start training room set-up which will be 3-8429. SEPTIC TANKS Now Open! pitching s five-hitter, also had a It is the best showing in several available. This will not only free triple, double and single at the promptly at 3:30 and will not last 1958 PONTIAC, automatic drive, WANTED—Lawn mainte,ntece and AND on years. latter than 5:15. All eeesiona will the coaches for many other du RHAM Defeated good running condition. Phone MI plate. Defensive standout for ' the If Hall bows to league champion ties but it should also help the boys small landscaping jobs. Reason '^ p p iy vti)tors was Hank Pedemonte who be run from a planned program end 9-9103 after 5. able and reliable. Call MI 9-4146. PLU^O SEWERS Ckmard today, then Manchester will be operated on a Ume ached- recover more rapidly from in Portland — exploding for four - WOK’S- started a nifty 'doubleplay in the will wind up in a tie for second juries.” f 1952 STUDEBAKER convertible i®mtrI?F0tFr EoFitins IfFralh seventh. ule," continued, the new grid boas. runs in the foairth frame, Port (A.LA.) — AUTOMOBILE-LEGAL Machine Cleaned place with Hall in the Central Alibrio plans to have staff meet- Football should be both inter land High's baseball team broke V-8. good running order new top, Association, Specihl Representa Boland ...... 930 111 2-17-12-3 Connecticut Interscholastic League 2135. Cali MI 3-2470 after 5:30. SepUo Tanka, Dry Well8, Sewer Telso ...... 001 010 0— 2- 5-2 'Ings weeidy, preferably on Sun- esting as well as fiui at Manches a 2-2 deadlock with RHAM and tive, Clifford W. Barnett. 28 Otis MINIATURE race. ter High next fall. But It doesn't St., Manchester, 0>nn., MI 3-7424. Lines Installed—CeUar Water Carlson and Manditto, Clarke, night after the movies of the went on from there to register an 1941 LINCOLN Zephyr 4-door, orig WINF Singles results; Jerry Coivkiln fiin>te to be a pink tea party and 8-2 victory. The ■win clinched the proofing Done. Kurth (4). and McDowell. previous day’s game have been re inal gears, V-8 Ford engine, needs ALL KINDS, of brick and stone (M) defeated Balfour i W ) 6-2, turned. doffars naed not apply. Southern Division title in the GOLF 6-4; MUce Lautenbach (M) clutch. Call MI 9-2408 work, plastering and concrete. JA CHURCH SOFTBALL Charter Oak Conference for Port 9-8726, MI 4-0483. McK i n n e y b r o s . trimmed Gustafson (W ) 6-3, 6-2 land. It was tha fifth consecutive 1954 FORD ranch wagon, good con Spring Special! Cemplfftvly rtmoddtdi. Scoring in every frame but the and Ed Borf^da (M) outlasted fifth, Temple Beth trounced Mori- loss for the Sachems. RHAM fin dition. Call between 2:30-8 p.m. Sfiweroq* Disposal Co. Marshall (W) 4-6, 8-6; 6-1. ished ita season with a 4-11 rec Saturday 3:30-7. MI 9-3338. 130-132 Pearl S t—MI 2-8308 with iww oH»offlotie arty Bros., 21-7, last night at Mt. /In- doubles, T o ^ Potter and Big Race Program At Riverside Park Household Services YANKEE Nebo. Hie victors matched their ord, the first time Coach Clyde Offered 13-A AMESITE PAVING shots to stomp Hit pros. Doug Pearson (M) beat Mansfield Washburn has had so losing cam REGISTERED nurse leaving for runs total with as many base Mts. andjBarbogaUo (VVi 6-8. 6-1 while coast selling 1961 Oldemobire V-S, Cy Schneider, with two homers Racing fans hopa June will be«^me trying for a new record to- paign on the diamond. RHAM tal- • DRIVEWAYS • WALKS • PARKIMO LOTS Hllls' and Wolf (W) aaved the night. His 1861 record shows only 4-door, clean, good looking, relia WEAVINa o t Buna, moth nolea aad a single, Bill Bayer, with a Eagles from a shutout by downing busting out all over as the song Ited two runs In the flrst frame ble family car, automatic trana- and torn, clothing, hoalery nma, MACHINE GRADED a PAVED and ROLUED OPEN 7 DAYS triple and two single add AJ four wins, one of them a main off starter Bud Slimowios but BASEBALL Osptaln Mika Coy and KaH Kehl- goes, and they hope tee weather event at 25 laps. misalon, radio, heater, new bat handbaga' rcpalKd. zipper re- Shoeg, with two doubles and a sin could do nothing with reliefer Bill ec (M) 6-8, 6-4, 6-0. will prevail for the annual "May tery, gleaming simonlzed black, placamentai' umbrcllaa repaired, FREE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME 1 P.M( to ? gle, M the Temple asteult. Gene Bergin, current top man on Souerman. The latter fanned 11 good chrome work, O.K. tires, men’a ahirt coUara revaraad and ln#lans will take part Jn tha ’ Qassic” at. 100 lape at Riverside the point pole at Riverside, may Moriarty’s also collected s doK- Stete Tournament suiting today. Sachems who collected only three nothing "ibMing, everything works nplaced. Marlow’a Little Mend en hits. Jerry Snyder's tlipte knd Saturday night when a flock of be the boy to best to night. Hla THE PRICE IS RIGHT NEW YORK AT CHICAGO No ehiidroR ondor 10 Oonklin and Lautenbach will com- high powered racing cars will be hits all day. right, in family since new. A real ing Shop.. Jim Gancer’s' double were the big Walker Special M-8 is at peak buy at 2t96.''Cail MI 9-4380, after 6. yoon oftor 7 p^n. P ^ in the singles with <3oy and bUaUiijg out all over the track in form. Ha la alwaya good at the WASHER . REFRIGERATOR re TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGID , I xzBimraHerald r Photo m n o byi Satemia. blow^ for the losem.' KeMer entered in the doubles. Temple Beth .333 -808 x -^ -2 1 -4 tea Jam for gold and glory. r extra diitances and la leader in Ididiefi Day W in n en 1969 KNGU8H Ftwd Anglia, S-door, pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, GAME TIME 9 P.M. Moot o f the high interest will guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4687, Pot- Golfers Wrap Up CCIL Championship M oriar^a .. .120 201 0 ^ 7-13-S total wins Oris season at Agawam lifibel Paitiak took, low gvoos radio and heater, whitewall tlrea, Fkiiic FocHitiot ' HOW 2VIND EU2W8 eanter oa tba attempt ot Buddy withaevan. one -owner. Excellent coi^itioa. terton’a, 190 Center S t Si^fel, and Sflhneider; Daniaaclil, , Kraba, laat yqara atobk car champ honora in the lisdies Day Sslfcted HEAR ALL YANKEE NIGHT GAMES. Reclaiming the Central Conneciticut Interschcdastic League gedf championship yester-. Cariaon (2) and M utia. , Old rallabla Joceo Maggiacomo site full price. Center Motor Sales, CteeinnaU ■ (i r'57^'^
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•- i- MANCHESTER EVENING fiERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY,;JUNE 2, 1961 PAGE EIGHTEEN IfANCHESTER EVENING HERALtl. ItANCBESTER, OONN^ PRIDAT. JUNE PAGE NmnSKN . * ■**' for Sale 72 Hoiimb For Sale 72 Honses For Salt 72 HooMfl For Sal* 72 Hoiwm For Salt 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 ArttdM For Sale 45 OiAmofids— Wateke HouMhold GixKis 51 Rooms Without Board. 59 Aputmoite—Flat»— Sommer Homes For Rsat 67 Houbm For SalB 72 Lota For Sale 73 BOWERS SChIo o L —C ustom built JewebT 48 PLEASANT fumlahad room naar TsMBients 6S BOLTON—Fern wood Drive—a cus MANSHESTER KANCH—6% rooms, 8 bedrooma, VERNON—4 room split level, view NORTH COVENTRY — 4 room XIANCTHESTER — Snug 6 rOom CX3VENTRY LAKE-Hinkel Drive. LOAM, top qnalltp. «S ZENITH television aet, IT” eonaolo COLUMBIA LAKE-amall water MANCHEBTllR-3-failiUy flat 4-4. 7 room home, 4 large bedroome, TAMU pw bath for a ganUemaa, parMog. 84 tom built ranch by Vplenttoe. 6% kitchon and dining area, ' living of Connecticut Valley, profeaaion- ranch, corner lot on Rt. 44A, alum- house. All utilities, large lot, g o ^ Very desirable lot 50x91 only $800. MANCHESTEI jrard, driitrered. Can Columbia AC LEONARD W. TOgT, Jawelan — model with UHF, excellent condl' F U R im H E D aparttnanta, beatedr front cotUgM, Openings In June, laiga lot, central heating m tem , atone front, paUo. trees, garage, SPECTATOR High St. Buckley School area. CaU.Cfeasyn- good-slsad rooms, basamrat ga room built-in ov«n and range, al landacaptog of large wooded lot. Imirn siding asking. 112,600 Jo family home, centrslly located "“‘^ n a Realty, CH 6-6032, AD g-ata attar * p.m. ______. Uon, 160. M l S-S900. two rooms. Kitchen set, refrigera July u d August. Can in 8-3898 or $17,000. Carlton W. Hutchlne in RANCHES Occupancy 2 weeka. F,riced to sell. MI 9-4939. skl-Felber, Real Estate, MI 8-1400 rage, end a lot of 150x300. Arteinan 9 « 8 2 , klutolnum irtorm windows and seph Barth, Broker, MI 9-032(). 818,6(>0, Joseph Barth, Broker, 87. —AT ALBERT'S— f u r n i s h e d rooms, frte parking; tor, gas range, bedroom aet. Free doors, full baaomant, nice lot, only John H. Lappen,-Inc., MI 9.6261, 9-0820. lO A M , BAMD, Btane. gravel and gas, electricity. Adults: Low rent. or MI 9-4391. wra. Fine neighborhood, dose to HiUaide ranch with view i .. XIANCHESTER — 5 room ranch, NOT 8900 — NOT 8800— also, cabins irith stflciSDCioo. Call 14 FAIKNOR DRIVE, t room 818,900. Call McCarthy ^ter- MI 0-7448^ MI 8-5219 e XJAN(5HESTER— Wooded A zona itlL Can Id la r'a Sand and Gravel, Apply apartment 4, 10 Depot the Lake. Excellent vidue for overlooking Manchester. Spacious atumlnuih storms, amesite, trees, XfANCIffiST.pR—Family sltoSSpe NOT 8700 — NOT 8000 Ml 9-0828 betwaan S-7. Serantmi Farm and Ldmd For Sale 71 Ha v e y o u r bualneee in your own only $17,900. T, J, Crockett, Real Cape, 3 baths, flniahed recreation priaea, Toe. MI 4-1539. John V. lot, 100x200, .feet. Warren E. How if f g a e w .______Square. living room with fireplace, dining Pandlora, MI 9-1898. NEW CAPES and Ranches. Ci^ bus, shopping *11,600. Carlton W. of 6 rooms oh large lot. ^Bm^n- land, Realtor, XU 3-1108. LUMBER NO! NO! NOT EVEN $500 Motel, home. Laige Oolonlai located In room; ideal location near Ver- tor, MI 8-1877. room, cheerful kitchen, 8 bed gas,' city water, landscaping, Hutchins, xn 9-5132. lent school and bus. QulK occu PKAT QOXOS glS per load de^ BUT A WHOLE MOXraE buelness son« near center of town. planck and Churci; of Assumption; inoorborated Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B FURNISHED ROOM for rwt, one THREE ROOM apartment, fur VERNON—11% wooded acres With rooma, plus knotty pine hideaway $13,500 90’xlBO’ lot, formica counters, pancy. Asking *13,900, XIadeline BOLTON LakCH-lo lotr wiU sell in- Uvered ia Manchester. Bonalr Peat 8 ROOMS LOVELY nished or unfurnished, reasonable about 1,000 foot water frontage. P. Ideal for offices, beauty parlor, or CHARMING 6 room cape on beau- aewers In and paid for; full ahed block from Main St. Can M l many other poealbUitiea, Pall Dls- on upper level. Ground level base knotty pine cabinets, -ull base MANCHESTER Smith, Realtor, XU 9-1642, dividually or group, selling out, Oampany. M l 8a8l5.______, ^ GERANIUMS, 35c each and up. NEW FURNITURE rent. New Btdton Road. Garden If V. Tongren Agency, MI 8-6831. tlful lot In best of repair, garage, dormer provides 3 extra large ment haa four finished rooms. Bolton—Lovely 6 room expand ment, metal hatchway, full insula private beach privileges. Chlap- AND APPLIANCES 9-6746. coe Agency, MI 9-0636. new G.E. hot water heating sys 531 Vernon St. Salvia, asters, sinnias. petunias, needed. M l 8-6889 « bedrooms and auper closeta; new 95x250 lot. Attached garage. $24,800. able Cape with 4 finished, all good tion, colored bath fixtures, ceram puto, JA 4-1876, evenings. SPBO AL SALE picnic Ublea, 3’* EVBR'YTHINO ANDOVER — About 87 acres, ap- tem. 814,000. J. D. Realty, Ml dahlias, calendula, marigolds (tall SPACSOU8 airy room, ’vary nloaly alumimnn storm windows and For appointment to see call Annette sized rooms, fireplace, open atair- ic tile, hot air heat, aixth unfin- Just Completed 7 Room MANCHESTER lumber, € footgis.50, 8 foot tiS.SO. FOR ONLY $477 proodmately A.OOO foot froutage. $87.78 MOI4THLY, Immaculate and dwarf), strawflowers for dried furnished, tile bath, private home, ROCKVILLE—Ideal for newlyweds, 8-6139. 24” attic fan for year 'round com Hunter, M I 9-8595, MI 9-5306. way^ veaUbiUe, oil hot water heat, iahed room in Cape, built-in oven BOLTON—10 acres of land, 600 foot Delivered asaembled. W. Zinker, bouquets. Tomatoes, cabbage, 1, J or 8 YEARS to PAY 8H room apartment on ReVl St., Reasonable. Tongren Agency, Ml split, recreation room. Garage, fort; dry basement has more colonial, 3 twin size bedrooms, *13,900—Six room colonial, built 1x3 FLAT GRAIN parking. Gentleman. 818 Spruce St. huge lot, 4%% mortgage. Carltra full basement, nice lot. Good looa- and range to Ranch. Only $12,490, frontage, full price *2,700. Law MI >.5444.______celery, lettuce and sweet pepper — INCLUDES — heat, stove, refrigerator, picnic 8-8831. $15,900 cloeets, built in shelving plug fa Qualify workmanahip . .. This large paneled family room, 1% 1980, fireplace, plastered walls, city rence F. Fiano, Realtor, Ml W. Hutchins, MI 9-5182. tion. Priced to sell!! Exclusive 8890 d o ^ . iCall McCarthy Enter- plants, 35c a dosen, 3 dozen for 81. 1 Weattnghouse Refrigerator TWO SEPARATE rooms fumishsd Suva, 15 minutes from Hartford, culties for workshop, washer and custom built ranch is the answer. baths, built-in G.E. oven and water and sewers, brook. A zone 8-2766. Ed Crawford, XU 9-4410. PICNIC TABLES, attached seats, 1 Westlnghoua«>JRV, Sat. Manchester—Immediate 6 room with the priaes, Inc), MI 4 1639, John V. One year old perennial plants. 25c with heat, batlv kitchen privUegas. 890 monthly. T R 8-1168, MI 9-4824. QUALITY BUILT 8 bedroom ranch, dryer. Cali owner at MI 9-3067 3 twin sized bedrooma, living room, Panciera, XQ 0-1898. range, dishwasher, garbage dia- lot. Askume 4%% mortgage, *89 YELLOW HNE 3" lumber, sine plated bolts, 6 foot each. Open Sundays. PontlcelU’s 1 Bedroom Suite Houses For Sale 72 ranch, attached garage and sun- I^al, garage. % of an acre, com mohthly. 8 foot $33.8S. Also 10 and 319 N. Main Street, Manchester. Iw e living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, all tastefully U A R REALTY CO„ INC. Resort Property For Sale 74 (Sreenhouse, 433 N. Main St. 1 Living Room StUte M l 9-1109 or MI 9-5918. deck, large central fireplace, sunny SPLIT LEVEL of 7 apacioua rooms pletely landscaped, large shade 13 foot. Delivered. W. Zinker, MI lot OOxqo, J. D. REALTY. MI decorated. Natural trim through MI 8-2693 SIX ROOM CAPE COD, shaded lot, 1 Dinette Set FIVE ROOM apartment, second MANCHESTER —7 room Cape, dintojg room. Beautiful landscaped, flniahed rec Voom, 2 baths. 2-car out, including fireplace mantel. outdoor fireplace and patio, 2-car trees, porch, many more extras. *15,800—1,120 square fpet. 8 bed »-S4M.______3-8139. room ranch, plastered walla, stair BOLTON—First lake —waterfront 1 Healthrest Mattreaa PLEASANT, large heated room, floor. West Side, adults. MI 8-8097, family room, modem kitchen, 8 lot w th complete city utilities, one arage, fiUly equipped kitchen. Walk-out basement opena into R. D. Murdock MI 3-6472 garage, amesite drive, city water Open for inspection Saturday and 6-room cottage which can be FLOORING bedrooms, rso room, gangs. Good block to bus. Call now for appoint orter Street School. Immediate way to attic, basement garage, city 64” AND 66" SINK and wall cabi Anti(]aes 51-A 1 Healthrest Spring free parkinig, on bus line. 148 Cen VERNON—6 room ranch, non de f 100x200 lot. Good buy at 118,500. and sewer. Call Ml 9-0995 or MI Sunday, 2-4 p.m. or by appoint easily winterized. Marlon E. Rob 2 Throw Rugs ter St. MI 3-5002. lot with trsss. One mock to velopment; Large assumable ment to see. Exclusive with the occupancy. John H. Lappen, Inc.. LAKEFRONT 8-1783. ment. utilities, shade trees, high A zone ertson, broker, Xfl 8-5953 nets with stainless steel sinks and ANTIQUE roundabout com er Bnalnew Locations Call Bert McNamara, JA 8-8798. MI 1 Boudoir Chair schools, shcqtping and bus, 816,900. mortgage. Phone John H. Lappen, M I 9-BMl, MI 8-5219, MI 9-7445 9-5806. SUMMER PROPERTY ' lot. Assume 4’^ % mortgage, $97.50 formica tops. Showroom samples, chair, hand carved back. 840. MI Philbrick Agency. Ml 9-8484. monthly. like new. for less than cost. Brad- 2 Vanltv Lamps For Rent 64 Inc. MI 9-8361, MI 8-6319, MI MAI(fCHE!8TER Four bedroom IRVING BAYER, Builder TWO VERY desirable lots, each 9^4336. FURNISHED R(X>M, free parking, U A R REALTY CO„ INC. MANCHBS'FER—Six room cape in Andover Lake—6 rooms furnlah- lev Kitchens. Inc., Hartford, JA 2 Pillows 0-7448. BARROWS & WALLACE ra n ^ Juat a block off Main Street. MI 3-6396 75x100. Ocean Rifige, Charlestown, 1 Pr. Blankets gentleman. MI 3-4734, E3CCELUENT nmt for any buslneaa WEST 8IDE-^8.900, 6%. room MI 3-3693 a nice residential area. baths, ed. with screened porch. First This house was custom built by LAWRENCE F. FlANO R. I. Civic Association (Clubhouse, 3-3939. (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) Realtor Ml 3-2765 1 Cocktll Table or office. Center of town, plenty Cape, large kitchen, fireplace, MANCHESTER—An overtlsed cape R. D Murdock MI 8-6473 good lot. Only 816.900, Vacant — floor, large living room with fire U ft R. Completed basement with private beach fishing, boating. MI Household Goods 51 of parUng. MI 9-8339 9-8 fenced yard. Carlton W. Hutchins, 55 E. Center St. CUSTOM TWO-FAMILY Ed Crawford XU 9-4410 TWO GALLONS of premium oil 2 Table Lamps (the type that la hard to find.) will qualify for GI or FHA loan. place. kitchen and bedroom. Sec a large room, two lavatories, laun 3-7424. 1 3 ’/ ! ' ROOM FOR rent, naar Main St, MI 9-8183. SUBURBAN B room ranch horns, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. Xn 9-5806 81.09 plus tax, formerly at Triple-X TORO LAWNMOWERS at reduced 1 9 X 13 Rug Tills home baa seven good sized ond floor 3 bedrooms. House will dry and garage. Upstairs has the South Road, Bolton, excellent 9 Hazel St., MI 9-3170. OFFICE FOR rent near ParkiuJe, attached garage^S bedrooma, fire *12,900—SIX room Cape, fireplace, Store, now at Coronet Gas, 568 prices. Ride, rotary, reel models 1 Floor Lamp BOWERS BCAiOOL area 8 room rooms, five of them on the first VERNON—5 room modern ranch, accommodate 7 people comfortably. conventional three bedroom ranch two-family 4-5, with many extras, Wanted—Real Estate 77 Board Foot reasonable rent. 188 W. Middle place, large k itte n with built-in Andover Full price 88,800. Center St, with wind-tunnel g ra u bag attach- 1 Smoker ^ AITRACTITVE housekeeping room, ranch, ftamlaca, dining room, floor. Spotless condition. FuU playroom, swimming pool. A home plan plus a huge room on one side built by present owner. Sleeping basement garage, driiled well, Turnpike. Call MI 9-6308 after 3 oven-and range, aluminum atorm glassed in porch. Easily financed. ment, Marlow’s, Inc., 887 Main, 52 Pc. Dinnerware Set all utilities, Bendix, near buses, cabinet kitchen, 8 bedrooma. basement, wooded lot. Up In the for entertaining. Joseph Barth, with separate outside entrance porch, fireplace, etc. Spacious HAVE AT least 17 families looking TV ANTEINNA Bonansa Sale— In P. ni. , wtodowa and doora. built-in fire OWNERS MOVED TO ALICE CLAMPBi:. Realtor Pratt Agency, PI 2-7596 or Winston MI 9-5221. 30 Pc! Sliver Set parking. 80 Garden St., aecond Shown by appointment. Marion E. area cloee to Shady Glen and the alarm, 100x300 lot. Only 815,000. Broker, MI 9-0320. that would make ideal office, den grounds beautifully landscaped, for 4 bedroom homes with dining our famous do-it-yourself depart FLORIDA or bedroom. The asking price is Abbott PI 2-7002. 18 Yards Floor Covering floor bell. O F F K ^ SPACE in reaidenUal Robertson, Broker, MI 8-8988. new shopping district Only Call McCarthy Enterprisea, Inc., MI a-4543 MI 3-7357 workshop and storage building, room. Could be older and priced 1x3 CLEAR ment. Rabbit Ears, reg[ular 87.95. RENT A TAPE recorder as low as Free Storage Until Wanted $17,800. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 821,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor XU large lot, two-car garage wlUi *15,000-*18,000. What have you? area of Main Street, 8% large MI 4-1839. John V. Panciera, Ml BOLTON—Lakefront home—and on 1,385 square foot, 6 room ranch MANCHESTER—6 room rambling now 89c; H ideaw ay Rabbit 50c daily. .Marlow’s, 887 Main. Call Free Delivery NEAR MAIN Street room for gen rooms, excellent for doctor. MI 80 ACRES, 1948 Colonial Cape, 6 S-1877. a double lot. Five rooms plus $12,900 8-1577. amesite drive. Please call me today. Ofte family., Eara regularly 810.95. now Free Set Up by Own Reliable Men 9-1898. designed with the entire family' to ranch, nicely landscaped 100x257 needs 9 ft. ceilings not over AO 9-5221, tleman, private entrance, parking, 4-0338. rooms, ncreaUon room, beauti porch. Two bedrooms. This is the mind, garbage disposal, built-in 81.49; UHF. indoor anteiuia, Sure It Pays To Buv At Albert’s BOLTON—Owner says to seU this Bedton-Coventry line — 8 room COMFORT lot, sunken 16’6” xl9’9” living *18,000. Thelma Jeffries Escott, REDWOOD 23 Pearl Street. MI 3-7336. fully landscaped, fruit trees, out 487 E. CENTER ST.—Quality built ’ ■Lustroo” horn* — maintenance dishwasher, also 11x21 Jalousied S. A. BEECHLER & regularly 88.95, now 83.95; stacked — BECAUSE — FOR RGINT—Friilt and vegetable building^ reasonably priced Carl home, and what a tremendous buy ranch, full basement, large lot, de room, fireplace, two bedrooms, broker, XO 9-7683. 7 room Engllah Colonial to excel free; No painting required. Very sunporch, separate 2-car basement MI 3-6969 den Or third bedroom, dining aluminum conical, 89.99; Channel USED FURNITURE. Ml 8-7449. Albert's Gives You In Writing LARGE FURNISHED room for aland on Route 6 and 44, across ton W. Hutchins, m 9-8183 fOr $17,800. Seven rooms, includ eaay to care for. Owners moving luxe buUt-iiu, atatoleas ateel sink, AT LOW COST ing large living room, car lent condition, 8 master slsed bed garage, Unusual aetting with priva room, kitchen, utility room, I'.i SELLING? Buying? Trading? No 8 Tagi, 81.99; UHF bow tie. 81.99; No Payments one or two with complete light from Imperial Steak Rouse. Call rooms, large living room Mdth fire to Florida. T. J, Oockett, Realtor fireplace Wjm puieled wall, full BOLTON PICKETS 10 foot mast pipe, 83.99: Red Bird In case of unemployment housekeeping privileges end bath. MI 9-7630. BIX ROOM CAPE, breeseway and basement nu*age and six acres of cy, near school and Take, A true ceramic bath. Reduced for quick Attractive 4 room Cape, rooms baths, Eduminum storm windows matter what your needs may be. place, formal dining room, den, MI 8-1677. *20.000 value for only *17,900 or chimney mounts, 99c; VHF wire. Three Rooms of Furniture In case of illness Parking. MI 9-4776. garage, full ahed dormer, 3 full woodland. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, sale. Exchlsive with the ail on one floor, full basement, oil Under *25,000. 7 room 1949 cus and doors,- patio with fireplace, Mitten can fit them like a glove. 1% ceramic tiled baths, 831,800. best offer. Any type of flanctog 3c per foot. Also tubes, parts and FROM MODEL HOME In case of accident SPACIOUS offices facing Main St., bathe, wooded lot, easy waUdng MI 8-1877. 10 BATES ROAD—Beautiful 2-year- heat, afitomatic hot water,' nice tom built ranch, 1’ 4 baths, 21’ liv shade trees, 2-car garage and Free inspection upon request. Call accessories on sale. Quantity limit- FURNISHED light housekeeping second floor, six heated rooms. Direct from owner. Open Sunday available with minimum down. yard with trees for outdoor living, amesite drive. Excellent value, the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, In case of strikes distance to achoola, bus, and shop or eall MI 9-6174. after 8. old Garrison Cktionial. 3 twin sized U * R REAL-TY CO., INC. ing room, full dining room. 3 bed ed. Open evenings till 9, Satellite Ckist Over $700 A Paid BUI In FuU room for one, middle-aged lady Will subdivide. Low rental. Ap ping. Don't miss this ouUtandliw MANCHESTER—Cape, 6 finished bedrooms, large living room with full price, 810,500. rooms. den. Dishwasher, disposal. *22,900. For additional information ’'S^altors. xn 3-6930. preferred. MI 8-6388. rooms, large kitchen, dining room, LAWRENCE F. FlANO ' MI 3-2692 contact McCarthy Enterprisea, Electronics Service. 165 School St., For What You Owe proximately Sept. 1 occupancy. value, $18,900. PhUbrlck Agency, flr^laCe and built-in bookcases, Realtor Ml 8-2768 Full basement. Ixit 300x150, trees, Manchester. MI 9-1786. Call MI 9-8351, Mrs. Harris. MI 9-8484. living room, den, 3 fuU baths, 4 ON BUS LINE Inc., MI 4-1539, John V. Panciera, WISH SOMEONE to handle your NEVER BEEN USED In Case Of Death ATTRACmVE roOm for gentleman 1% tile baths, aluminum screen Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 R. D -Murdock MI 3-6472 ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor shrubs, brook. FHA financing avail real estate? Call me at XO 9-0320 SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT bedrooms possible fireplace, plas MI 9-1898. 3’ 1 5 * Sale Price $388 next to shower on second floor, Cape Cod, 4 rtoms down with and atonh windows. C3ose to able. for prompt and courteous service. BARGAINS—Electric motors. 2-10 Phone SAMUEL ALBERT. Hart EAST HARTFORD —Store Main PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial tered wal», full dormer, garage, achoola, shopping, transportation. h.p.. gondolas, best, electric switch free parking. MI 9-8354. St. near Town Hall Inn, good size. nice lot. AvaUable for’ FHA ap- bath, 3 flniahed rooms up. baae- PORTER STREET area—Callfor- MI 9-4543 MJ 3-7357 COVENTFY—To settle estate. Re Joseph Barth, Broken ford CH 7-0358 for an Albert with 4 bedrooms, 1% bat)u, targe ment garage, aluminum aiding, ex Owner transferred. Call MI 3-0559 100 or mor* 13V2C bo-xes. power cables, work Pay Only $4 Week Most any kind business. Available living room with fireplace, hot praUal value of $16,800. As little 55 FINLEY STREET nia style ranch, 6% rooms, 2 Walton W. Grant Agency duced to *12,900. 5 room house, Courteay Auto. We will call for you FURNISHED ROOM for rent for cellent condition, full price 814,900. bathe, family alze kitchen, sepa Manchester main highway three acres of land, CASH WAITING for property own benches, clocks, bells and other Sacrificing complete bedroom, at your home, bring you back home now. MI 9-6308 after 8. water beat, one-car garage. ^ ap- as 8800 down to assume jpresent MANCHESTER— Beautiful over equipment. Call MI 9-5650. gentleman. All conveniences and rate dining room, 2-car ^rage, Ljllian Grant, Realtor. XU 3-1153 newly decorated, new heating sys ers. Please call us before you buy complete living room and kitchen again. Positively No Obligation! Mlntment only. Philbrick Agmcy, mortgage. Call McCarthy Enter- size Cape Cod, IH acres land, Excellent custom built 2-year-old 20 JENSEN S’TREET parking. MI 9-8103 AIR (CONDITIONED large one rises, Ihc., MI 4-1539. John V. AUCK CLAMPET. Realtor 6 rooms, 3 bedroom split level with full basement. Lot has trees and is tem. Call MI 3-2785 week days. or sell. Speedy aerWee. J. D. decorator furniture from model dis flfi 9-8464. priced right: older 5 room home TOP SOIL, the best, stock pile. Can A—L—B—E—R—T— S room office, 100% Main Street lo f'anclera, MI 9-1898. MI 9-4M3 MI 3-7857 2-car garage. Features include full fully seeded and shrubbed. Imme $2,500 to assume 4%% mortgage, WE BELIEVE this is the cleanest, Realty. XU 3-5129. be seen cm Route 44A in North play home. We will give you fijee 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD cation. Apply Marlow's, 867 Main. $13,600—8 Bedroom ranch, fire near bus line, full price *9,500; diate occupancy. John H. Lappen, oversized 4 bedroom cape, plaster best kept rtuich in town. Cleanli OVERSIZE CAPE, full shed dor delivery and free storage up to one many more $5,900 up. Call the plaster house, 1% baths, squared Coventry. Phone MI 3-7083. Leon Open Nights Till 8, Sat. 6 p.m. Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 place, storms. Small cash ossumea SIX ROOM finished Cape, fireplace, $11,995 and rebutted shingles, picture book Inc.. MI 9-5161, MI 9-7445, MI ed walls, garage, amesite drive, ness supreme, plus 18 owner in mer, I ’ j baths, combination storm ard L. Giglio. year. CORNEIR East Center and Pitkin 808.50 monthly. Carlton W. Rutch- oversize ” giarage, finished rec Ellsworth Mitten Agency Real 3-5219. desirable residential neighborhood, stalled extras, makes this home windows and doors, fireplace. TWO FTOOR lamps, Hotpoint tors, MI 8-6930, MI 9-5524' kitchen with stainless steel double St.—Commercial building with 8 itu, MI 9-5133. room, picnic area. Ideal for chU- Only 8 minutes from Manchester oven, rec room with fireplace. city water and sewers, Immediate truly an excellent value; Full cel Waddell School area. Excellent IT PAYS TO CEDAR CLOTHESLINE poles, NORMAN’S stove, dresser with mirror and WOULD LIKE a room for a colored room apartment on second floor. dren. West Side Realty, Ml 9-5818. Center, new 8 room ranch, full IDEAL HOME—Beautiful wooded occupancy. ''f lar. Please call early on this one. condition. Call XII 9;4253. 4’ 2 0 * bean poles, truck jack, bathroom 443 HARTFORD ROAD chest, two odd chairs, ' picnic gentleman. MI S-1415. BOLTON — $12,900 Four rooms Beautiful high elevation with view. lot, 300 feet deep, child's play Can be used for several types of CAPE—6 rooms, exceUent location. basement, oil hot water heat, I-arge trees and storage shed. Belfiore Agency, XU 8-5121. ADVERTISE! sink, circular saws, chain saw. Ml 3-1524 table, mahogany mirror, two businesses. Phone John H. Lap- FYeshly painted. Private back BOLTON—2 minutes from the Cen amealte drive, built-in oven and with large breezeway and attach house, picnic and play area. 7 lOOor moro 18e Priced to sell. LAWRENCE F. FIANO Lots For Sale 73 Buy or Sell your home through 5n 9-1353. Before you buy furniture any quilts. Florence oil burner, MI pen. Inc., MI 9-8361, MI 9-7448, MI yard. One-car garage. $16,800. ter, two homes on 3 acres of land range. Only $500 down. Move right ed garage. This garage is over rooms, modern kitchen, built-in Reaitor Xn 3-2766 *14,500—OVERSIZED Cape, acre where—shop at Norman’s. 9-1916. Apartments— Flats— 3-5219. PhUbrlck Agency, MI 9-8484. for 3 famUies aU in one p v ce l. in. Exclusive with the. sized and allows ample storage in Phone MI 3-6273 dishwasher and stove, wall to wall Ed Ccawford Ml 9-4410 lot, nice trees, garage, near school. TWO B ZONE lota with city the Realtor who offers Tenements 63 Recently built and modern. Priced the rear. Nice lot with trees ar carpeting, 8 bedrooms, rec room Down—large living room, 2 bed watfir. Union St. Manchester. WALL STONE—810 ton deUvered. STERILIZED used furniture and FORMER SALESMAN has 60-plece RAN(3H—8% ilOBnu, 8 years
es. Early occu- Woodhiil Rd. — Sparkling 3 bed MI 3-2692 A line S-room ranch style guarantee. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Street section bar and rec room Just Listed home with attached garage Is HAT—Free for the cutting. Beau FOR SALE—Combination carriage- 6 rooms $70, All heated. T. J. paiicy. Other 5 and 6 room houses room ranch, ceramic tiled bath, R. D Murdock MI 3-6472 TWO FAMILY free uaed car from Mancheater Motor Sales. Par SocHoii tiful large level tot, centrally lo Main. stroller, Teeter-babe, 2-door metal Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1678. Sommer Homes For Rent 67 in basement, breezeway, 1-car ga 815,900 to 888,000. Escott, agent. fireplace. G.E. built-tos in birch now available In an excellent BELPIORE AGENCY suburban area. A few of the cated. Call MI 9-2166 after 6 p.m. cabinet, Tappan gas stove, like rage, wooded lot, $22,900. Phil- MI 9-7688. cabineted kitchen. Assume existing 51 BRETTON ROAD-Excellent 5 We have one in good condition, ONE HOOVER deluxe floor polish TWO ROOM tenement, heat, hot GIANT’S NECK HEIGHTS— Next brick Agency, MI 0-8464. ImmaeulatB Capa Owner’s apartment offers 4 bed features of this desirable home 4' High, }V Long new. Call after 5, TR 5-6786. to Rocky Neck, modern 4 room mortgage or buy with low d oW room ranch with large screened er and rug shampoo machine. One water, newly redecorated, 880, 149 MANCHESTER—^New oversized 5% MI 3-5121 payment. Only *17,500 rooms, complete new heating. sys are 3 bedrooms, fireplace, large Sunbeam floor polisher. Both used cottage, hot water, electric kitch 46 HARLAN STREET —6 room ON WEST SIDE rear porch, front patio. Attractive Boats and Accessories 46 SIX 'CHESTS of drawers, 87.50-812. Oakland St., MI g-5229, 9-6. room ranches, 8 bedrooms, oil living room with fireplace. Plas tem. copper plumbing, aluminum kitchen with built-in oven and ’59 OLDS. as store demonstrators. Big re Oa){ commode, 87.50, Dropleaf oak en, sleeps 7, |70 weekly. PI 3-8143, Cape, fireplace, 1% baths, fiiU heat, fuU basement, tile bath, Beautiful lot, A-1 residential Many other listings available in combinations, garage, nicely land range, aluminum storm win ’58 OLDS. ductions with new guarantee. Mar M l 9-6772. COVENTRY — $10,700 tered, attached garage. Land USED BOATS—14 foot Duratech dinfng table. 815. Round oak din BEIAUTIFUL 3H room apartment, basement, enclosed porch, garage, hatchways, city water. FHA or VA aectlcni. Call early. all price ranges, styles and loca scaped lot.‘ Near bus line. Offered dows and doors, built-in fire aluminum with trailer and acces low’s, Inc., 867 Main. first floor, heat, hot water, garage, wooded lot 75x160. Marlon E. scaped. 6 apple trees. Near bus ing table, 815. Governor Wlnthrop appraised^l4,490. $500 down. Dir tions. Stop at our office and look line. Call owners, MI 9-0806. No at reasonable price for quick sale. alarm and split rail fence. It 88 HoUday Sd^an 88 UoUdsy Coupe PENN. BLACK sories. New trailers from 899.95. electric range and refrigerator. Robertson, Broker, MI 3-5988. through our listing books at your STROLLER combination high desk, 820. Double beds, 810 and ections; Wilbur Cross Highway WM. E. BELHORE Only 5 Years Old agents. is located on a spacla«is lOO'x McBride’s Sport Spot, 109 Center 8115. Available July 1. MI 4-0238. SEBAGO LAKE. MAfNE—Cottages convenience. 200’ lot. For additional Infor chair-table, chair, wheels, and 815. Bookcase. 812.50. Com er for rent. Cali MI 3-4426. a F LAST: A chance to combine to Howard Johnson, turn right on Street, MI 9-8747, Tolland Turnpike, then-left on AGfNCY ELVA TYLER, Realtor mation call: rockers. MI 3-0037. whatnot, 812. Chrome breakfast MANCHESTER—Falrvlew Street- your business and home together MANCHESTER—Twelve (12) room SLATE Union Street to Kenwpod Road. 8 bedroom ranch, large living LYMAN 15%’ fully equipped. 35 aet and 4 chairs, 815. Tea wagon, Attractive spacious five rooms, ANDOVER Lakefront— 3 bedroom to keep your overhead down. 3 Ml 3-5121 JARVIS REALTY CO. single or easily made into a 6 ft 6 XU 9-4469 XU 9-5051 MI 9-9901 FOUR PAIRS pink fiberglas 88.60, Tvpewriter, 815. Doll car Watch for signs. SchwKrtz Real room with heatalator, fireplace, h.p. Evlnrude motor and trailer. second floor, large porches." ga cottage, quiet and private loca year old ranch home and a 40x40 large cabinet kitchen, hot water 283 E. O nter St. MI 3-4112 flat. House is now vacant. Good ^ 4 9 5 drapes, 63” long, $2 a pair: one riage. like new. 86.60, Two mgs, tion, large fireplace, front porch. steel building, l^any. many possi Estate, MLS Realtor, AD 6-1241, location, clean, new heating ays- *12,800 FOR AN adorable 5 room McC a r t h y Excellent condition. Tel. Ml 3-8485 rage. attic storage, excellent con CH 2-2865. ‘ oil neat, carport, lot 160x195. after 6. aluminum cloUus reel, 88; Thor 89.50 and 820. Maiide dining table venient location. 890 monthly. CH Only a few weeka left open. Pratt bilities. Tongren Agency, MI (UVENTRY — South St. Owner tern, new tile bath, aluminum sid Cape — beautifully landscaped ENTERPRISES, INC. Agency, PI 2-7596. , 810,700, very small down pay Gladlron ironer, 835. MI 9-6582 and 6 chairs. Marble top dresser, 6-6032. 3-5321. ment. Call Owner, anxious to sell 6 room provincial. ing, big lot. Truly an excellent buy waterfront lot. Excellent heating MANCHESTER, CONN. 1951 MERCURY outboard motor chest, table and commode. Pine *9,500 real buv. Joseph Barth, for only 821.000. T. J Crockett, system. Tops as an investment or MI 4-1539 10 h.p.. good running conditionr DINEMTE TABLE with Naugahyde commode. Pine chests of drawers. ROCKVILLE — Beautiful modem SANDWKCH, CAPE (COD—5 room MI 3-0000 MI 3-4348 Broker, M l 9-0320. Realtor, MI 3-1577. upholstered chaii-s, blond ma for relaxed happy li.vlng. Pratt ■ JOHN V. PANCIERA Call MI 3-7267, Antique 4 po.ster bed. Maple knee- 8^ room apartment available June cottage, heat, hot water, fireplace, INDUSTRIAL ZONE IT'S EA S Y Agency PI 2-7596 or Winston Ab hogany. with extension leaf. Ex TV, near beach. Phone MI 3-6832. MI 0-1898 *57 OLDS. ’56 OLDS. hole' desk. Comer China closet. 1. Convenient residential location. bott PI 2-7002. Each LET’S GO FISHING cellent condition. Phone MI 9-9628. Odd table, chairs, etc. MI 3-7449. Range, refrigerator, heat and hot One 8 room house and one 7 room LAKESIDE family housekeeping house, side by side (141-145 Adams WEEKEND SALE FOR SALE—One Philco refrigera water furnished, plus other facili S-88 HoUday Coupe ties. Washer and dryer on cottages, individually appointed, Street) together make a frontage 12*'x18' tor. e.xcellent mechanical condi clean, good fishing, boat Included, of over 160 feet, depth at furthest 12 foot aluminum car toppers, reg. tion, 835. Contact after 5:30 p.m. Wanted— To Buy 58 premises. Super Market and shop ping at walking distance. 16 min 835 weekly. Webster’s Lazy Days point 260 feet.. Asking $12,000 and 8199—this weekend 1179. 90 Broad St., Manchester, MI Camps, Lincoln, Maine NEW I WE BUY, SELL or trade antique utes from Hartford over Parkway. 814,000, Can be bought separately 14 foot ahiminum boats, reg. 8289— 3-5870. or together. this weekend 8269. and used furniture, china, glaaa, Call Rockville TR 5-8748. (COVENTRY-LAKE — Waterfront ’ 1 0 9 5 FOR SALE-^apehart TV and con silver, picture frsmee and old and lakeside cottages with all SAKRETE 14 foot runabout with windshield, coins, old dolls anq guns, hobby THREE SPACIOUS rooms, nlod- G. S. KEITH, Broker reg. 8525—this t^eekend 8500. verter. Also used power lawn conveniences. Call Carlson PI mower. Call MI 9-5971. collections, attic contents or whole em kitchen, stove, refrigerator, 2-7268. tile bath, wail to wall floor cover MI 9-8191 6-Room estates. Furniture Repair Service, YHIIi YEAR ROUND O’OONNOR NORTHWESTERN TWO MINK colored all wool Mo TalcottvlUe, Conn. Tel. Ml S-744B. ing, plenty of closet space, heat SAND MIX SPORT SUPPLY hawk rugs and pads, one-year old. and hot water, yard, parking, ga MI 9-6960 MI 3-2048 one 15x15, other 8’4”xll’4” . Also rage available, wail to wall ’55 OLDS. ’60 CHEVROLET MORTAR MIX one hall runner. Excellent for i WANTED—Large trlcyie Or small dresser drawers in bedroom. Con Green Manor Home. Call MI i 2 wheel bike. MEdford 8d841. venient for shopping. $98 per RANCH 88 Holiday Coupe GRAVEL MIX Building Materials 47 9-2903. j month. Call MI 9-4141 after 8 p.m. PRIME LOCATION ASSORTED USED lumber, build- 'From Manchester drive out PLAY SAND Rooms Without Board 59 North Main 8t. to Buckland, go Ing and plumbing supplies, radia ANTIQUE CHESTS and commode. THREE ROOM apartment 118 Main tors, pipes and urs bricks, doors St. MI 9-5229, 9-8. by Plantland and turn right on MI 3-0037. FTIRNISHEID rooms, complete light to Windsor St. Drive out Wind BLACK TOP PATCH and irindows. Open dally 3:30-6 housekeeping facilities. Centrally p^.m.. 8-4 Saturdayi. Yard at Stock SERVEL REFRIGERATOR for \ sor St. to Burnham St. 3 located. Children accepted—limit *1 Place off North Main St. Choman’s sale, excellent condition. Call M l' ed. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Man Houaewrecking, Ml 9-2392. 9-7089. t j Yea, it’s easy to see the coc^ness of this home on a hot summer chester. day. Also It’a eaay to aee'thia home protected from cold winter BUILT-IN OVEN and STOVE USED SERVEL gas refrigerator, I C A P E C O D winds. Beauty goes from outside to inside through the screened FLOROK vs. excellent condition, tank gas. Ideal | breezeway into the big kitchen, formal dining room, gracioua COMfLETE WITH GARAGE Read Herald Ad for cottage. 825. MI 9-6540. | living room and extra lavatory. Upstairs three full bedrooms ’59 RAMBLER ir R A N C H ^ A HnlslMd Rooms and cerantic tiled bath are topped by attic storage space. The SIDEWALK and CURB * 1 5 , 9 0 0 BLACK TOP MANCHESTER 2-car garage and walkout basement add to the comfort of this Ambaasador 4-Door home. It’a easy to picture yourself on the doorstep. Call ua for A nicely kept Sy|-room Ranch an appointment style home is new available in A lovely weU kept home In a BURNHAM ESTATES, Inc. nice neighborhood. Large kitch the Ellington area. This home SEALER en, dining room, living room, PHONE Ml 44>35S •FKOM has S iM^rboms, kitchen with ^ 1 3 9 5 den, 2 bedrooms, 3 full baths, separate dining area, living 4 bedrooms possible, fireplace, ’ 1 5 9 5 room, built-in oven and range, WARREN E. HOWUND NO DOWN PAYMENT . . . 5 YEARS TO PAY plastered walls, full dormsr, fnlt Insulation, full basement, garage, nice lot. Available for Radi Framed For Ka$y ba It YaarMlf Constructiea metal hatchway, aniF alumlm^ F.H.A. appraisal value of $16,- — Reo7tor— K> storm windows and doors, bn ,800. A s Uttle as $800 down to 878 MAIN ST., MANCREJSTER-MI 8-1108 an ample lOFslSO* lot. For ad assume present mortgage. ditional information rail; 55 HUDSON McC a r t h y 5 GoHens McC a r t h y A Best Buy By BelHore m u H c i H e : EM R N STATES Hornet 4-Door ENTERPRISfS . INC. ENTERPRISES, INC '^ 2 1T' ‘ MANCHESTER—MI 4-1588 Good CoI(Hiials in a convenient location at moderate, cost are dOHN V. PANCIERA JOHN V. PANCIERA much in demand these days . . . and it's a good "Hat TrlckV is In the MI 4-1SS9 MI 9-1808 N I 9-1898 ^when you can produce all these factors in one listing. We be lieve we have in the above Best Buy. ALUMINUM This nicely laid out residence was built in an era when pride of workmanship was paramount . . . yet it is by no means an older home. It has some really modem amenities—air-condition SCREEN ing in the living room, cetamlc tiled bathroom, lavatory down .TIRE BUSINESS Bofort You Buy That Now Hom«i So* stairs, outdoor roofed over patio, etc., etc. O’CONNOR GARAGES You would be well within walking distance of shopping and all schools—yet still be secluded in a premier residential area. Lai ■•fiM 9m m Mite the iMc sad wal aiiBa a o j i f LOW AS $2.87 A WEEK ’56 CHEVROLET Wo consider this home to be an excellent value. IC Lovely LONDON PARK, fimr An pmdmm. Y aall gn H m -lJm 40 $IZES & $TYLES A SUPERB RAMBLING RANCH Do you agree with us T HERRON. CONNECTICUT THE WIUJAM Es BEUIORE AQEN€Y eooe tini, plM esMielc4s asdics • • • hadnd by NO DOWN PAYMENT Fimmu i«MM nrmmtkm far toy *th»4a-a*c. 3 WAYS TO BUILD & $AVE Squora Foot This lovely 6-room home is placed on a spacious 100’ ONLY $500 DOWN! V. Ak BOGOINI W. L lanORE lasMw Stews e e a r dies ter year yew eaw ear, X 257’ nicely landscaped lot. A few of the discriminating 358 Main St. Ml 3-5121 ’ 1 8 9 5 features are, 2 bedrooms, knotty pine paneled den or CAPE CODS RANCHES c o h a g e s 3rd bedroom, sunken 16'/v’ x 19’9” living room, fire $12,250 ★ $12, 600 ssistr MMa fS tn yea esa aw Hto-Uae dtes • • ■ 1 place, dining room, kitchen, utility room, baths, ' o A R A Cotiagof H Hava a rapraMniotiva call □ ' LUMBER s OPEN DAILY 6 PJ«. to DUSK; WEEKENDS 12 to 7 • M o n MOW I nAme ...... I INCXHIMMUnV Solts by; U.&R. REALTY CO., Inc. ^ JACK LAPPEN AGENCY { address ...... I I MtCARniY ENnRPRISE, INC. Pheira Ml 3-2692 ’TOLLAND TURNPIKE R s s c m T M s r . H. B. and J. J. 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t M S x r w m m FRIDAY, JUNE t, 19«1 manrlffstfr Ettptiing ^rralb Average Dally Net Frees Ran For the Week Ended The leather The M d n a D'ltalia Boeiaty adll llonday. Frank A. Qlorgi Jr.,'499 adueatiea aiajor, who wUl aatar - May 6, 1961 Foreeeat of C. S. Waatkar ; hold Ua laat meatlns of tha aM> Four from Area W. Middia Tpke., and Milton R. s About Town aoiyMonday at T:SO p.m. at tha Sandra Wood €^ts her senior year at tha unlvaralty INSURANCf MEN Italian American Club. Hathaway, M Princeton St., both in Septambar. Sha la the daughter 13,326 Becoming fair, cooler i In Student P^ts of Manchaetfr, will be inatalled MILK N fN n PTA Scholarship of Mra. Olive Woo^ 9 W. Middle hlember of the Audit Lovr 68-59. Meetly aval M d ieatu , will maet Monday a^r Grace Group of Oentar Oongre- recording aecretary and hlatorlan, Tpke. SIDING MEN Bureau of OIrculaUon ■ |Mn, a t Tinker Hall.'Thera gational . Caiurch win aponaor an Four Manchester area atudents ^pectively,' of Othei^ Kappa A Mancheater student at tha Miss Wood was on# of live young RILLEK MHfSH MEN mild Sunday. High In 16a. Iba a memorial aervice for annual dinner next Thuraday. at- the Univeiaity Hartford have palta fratmity June 10. University of Connecticut has been women atudyUig for teaching Manche$ter——A City of Village Charm mambera and nomination ^ offl- June 8 at Pyquay Inn in Wethera- taken or will take up ofllcera’ poata Miaa Carolyn IX Nagy, 37 South careers at UConn to receive the In the university'a mterntties and awar5led a 1100 tcholarahlp for tha We kaow , we have » special cera. Itiera will alao b a ^ abdal field. Members will meet at 8:30 St., Rockville, baa been elected annual awards. Sha was aelected l poyliig Jo b for you. Sec VOL. LXXX, NO. 207 hour. p.m. at the church. Raaer\ations aororities. corresponding aecretary of Sigma 1961-63 school year by the Pa'r- for the grant on the basis of aca (TEN PAGES—TV SECTTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1961 (Claaained Advartlaing oa' Page 8) Stephen T. Hopkina. Strong Rd., O’S e u S y. tBoIton Luke PRICE FIVE CENTS muat be made by Monday by call Kappa Delta, a new ..sorority on snt-Teacher Aeaociation of Con demic adiievement, contribution to Hotel, Belton Laker 7 to 8 p.m. Mias Mary Aptie Aronson...... ing Mrs... Walter Anderson, 19 South Windsor, will be installed provisional atatua for ita flnt necticut. eoUega. life, and professional r daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold j ^ r tn e r St. treasurer of Upeilon Xi fraternity year at the university. She is Mies Sandra A. Wood, an putentlal. ' Aranaon, JO Plaxa Dr., recently; was elected to r e p r in t the 1 Rebekdh Dodge will meet State News lor class for the coming >-ear in the g p.m. atlO O F Hall. Woman’s student Go\'ernment As The new district deputy president. aodatioa at the University of Mrs. Sedrick Straughan. will make Rhode Island. Kingston. R. I. fhe R oundup is a 1959 graduate of Manchester her first official visit to the lod)te. Kennedy, Nikita Launch A foodless food sale will be con High School. ducted. and contributions may be made to any committee member. House Opposes The Rod and Gun Club dnli hold , Mrs. Henry Starkweather will be HOUSE R HALE a quarterly meeting Monday at 8 ! in charge of refreshments. p.m. at the clubhouse on Daly R d., ___ MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER Suspension of in Coventry. ^ junior Square Dance Club mem- Joins Law Firm Atty. James M. Higgins has be First Speeders Anderson Shea Auxiliar\-. \ ’TW. i bera. who wish to attend the jam- come associated with Attj%. Paul ...T hrough out turquoise doors pass the win sponsor a public card party | boree in Munaon, Maas, tomorrow, R. Marte and John F. Shea Jr. In Cold War Talks in Vienna tonightat 8 at the post home. have permission slips from Hartford, June 3 (/P)—^The parents. Members may bring box the general practice of law at 5T8 ' V lunches. Beverages may be pur Main .St. House had passed a bill that chased. Bxises will leave at 11 a.m. He is a member of the Manches Most Beautiful „ would end the automatic sus from the Waddell School. ter. Hartford County and State pension of driving licenses Bar Asaociations; the executive for the first speeding convic The date for S t Mary's Guild committee of the Greater Hartford tion. Spirit of Cordiality WANTED picnic • in Guilford has been , Bed Cross: the blanchester Junior The vote In the- lower chamber * changed to Friday. June 16. For Chsjnber of Commerce: the pen- BRIDAL GIFTS yesterday was 171-96, epllt largely SalBoblB Articles bus reservations, members may I sion board; and la the president of along partisan lines with most Re call Mrs. Claude Porter, 29 Hyde ! thg newly organized United Fund Now that you have aeleetdd &ie Bt. j of 3Ianchester, Inc. publicans supporting and most Marks First Session w o fn in ^ ' Atty. Higgins is a native of Democrats opposing the change. "STARDUST" petteme—the silver and The bill requires that the motor METHODIST MEN'S Mr. and Mra. Allan Taylor, 561 Manchester, attended St. James' vehicles commissioner grant a By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Henry St. .will be host and hostess | School and Canterbury School, and pattsrn at the Lutz Museum. 126 Cedar i was graduated from Holy Cross hearing to persons convicted of Vienna, June 3 (/P)—The Kennedy-Khru.shchev aummit S t. Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. | University in 1952. He received his f w j t cfystal and diina you are going their first speeding offense before meeting began today in a spirit of cordiality defying a rainy AUCTION law degree from the University of ly fivs-piecs suspending or revoking their li Vienna day. ’ A father and son outing will be Ooniiecticut in 1957 * Ffci^ ■ censes. Ts be held Juae 19 at South placs satting litny. V*. to can yrour ow n-^ediy not The measure was sent to . the Soviet Premier Khrushchev went to the U.S. embassy resi MeSbodlst Oudrli Campus sponsored by Covenant Men of He is married to the former Miss Coi’enant Congregational Church | Joan Schoonmaker of Manchester Democratlc-controlled Senate dence for the first day’s talks. They began with a 75-minut« tomorrow afternoon at the home SYRACUSE where it is expected to be de lunch where toasts were exchanged in friendly terms. The couple have three sons and ISrAs" - come in and register them in feated. of Carl Johnson at Upper Bolton ' live at 31 Judith Dr. • Delicately fluted It was a far different atmosphere than that which pre W * w n Nek Up! Lake. Members are to bring a can i 17.95 The bill’s opponents said it Atty, Marte 1. a fonner mem and swirled would be a "death blow” to the vailed at the summit meeting at Paris in May 1960, which of soup and picnic, silverware and i ber of the board of directors, and our Bride’s Registry Book? ' a folding table for supper at 5:30 ' • Precious diamond-bins open stock state’s highaway safety program. broke up over Khrushchev’s demand that President Eisen CoN: M l 3.8334 Atty. Shea is Republican Town At present, speeders automati hower apologize for U2 spy flights over the Soviet Union. ' p.m. Paper plates and cold bever Cliairman and a representative whiteness valua 20.65 M l 9.S443— M l 9.8726 ages «ill be provided. Swimming from Manchester to the General a Breatb-takingly this Listing your heart’s desires cally lose their license for 30 days President Kennedy, evidently buoyed up by his Paris talki i and fishing facilities wdll be avail Assembly. and translucent after a first conviction, for 60 with French President De Gaulle, flew to Vienna this morn able. STAtOUST rATHIS days after a second Cbnviction, • Enduring, gem-hard win take only a m inute. Suspended for SO Days and for an indefinite period after ing, a day after Khrushchev had arrived by train. The Presi vhriled china ‘Tve testified under oath, and what I’ve said la Uie truth,” said a third conviction. dent told Austrian President Adolf Schaerf that he had com« State Cites Need • Matchings guaranteed Rockville Police Sgt. Lester P. Bartlett at the end of the hearing One of the bill’s chief spporters. to neutral Vienna in order to promote better international at least 20 years Your friends wiU appreciate on his demotion last night. Bartlettt on the atand for 2% hours, Rep. George W. Stone, D-South understanding. Of Foster Homes said he did not recall ever ordering delays in auistance or ask Windsor, said there was no evi ing that patrolmen’s reports of his decisions be glossed over, which Aides expected the President to warn Khrushchev against knowing exactly what lovely dence that the 6-year-old anti ORANGE HALL were among the allegations against him. City Councllmen voted speeding program had reduced the war dangers revolving around any new crisis over Berlin, ' Mrs. Anne Cion, a repAsenta- to suspend him 30 days, but did not demote him. Story on Page , tiye of the Connecticut State Wel- I highway fatalities in the state. and to urge Soviet concessions in the field of disarmament. 3. (Herald photo by Satemls.) a He said that automatic suspen Talks between the two leaders'*’ t.____ 1 fare Department, will visit the "SWEETHEART" things win Hve happily began two hours after Kennedy ar-1 JIanchester Welfare Office sion of ifcenses was too grreat a rived. ' Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2:30 pattern peantly for a first offense. ever after in your home. Rep. WlUiam T. Shea, Meriden, Khrushchev called at the U.S. I p.m. to recruit additional foster On Eastern Seaboard embassy residence at 12:45 p.m. Paris Parleys I homes in this area. Democratic minority leader, said President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev at their first meeting/in the residence of BINGO There is a critical need for foater five-piece place setting the bin would make a ’’farce” out Kennedy met him on the steps. homes to care for children of all of the safety pro^am which he the American ambassador in Vienna today. (AP Photofax by direct transmission They shook hands, posing for Held Success Every Sat’s Night At 7 :30 ages, according to Frank Ritchie, said had been hailed throughout from Vienna onto the American network of the Associated Press.) photographers. 72 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER home finding supervisor of the the nation. Then, with advisers gathered Hartford district office, child wel 15.95 around, they talked for more than For Kennedy fare division. Navy, Marines an hour in the music room — a open stock value 18.25 Job Replacement Bill cozy red and gray parlor where all Paris,. June 8 Iff) — President Hartford, June 3 (jP) — Bill de Party Leaders Orders by Judge Stop sat in easy chairs. Kennedy’s fi t effort at European aigned to bar the Importation, of The talk delayed lunch half an summit diplomacy, hla three days strikebreakers into Connecticut hour. In Accord on p j . g g ( j Q m of meetings with President Charles ATLANTIC WttTNCAn tA T tm has been passed by the Senate and In Accord on R iJe Violence Informants reported afterward de Gaulle, carries all the earmarita FURNACE OIL On Alert Status sent to the House. that the two men and their associ of a personal success. AatoniaUc llellverv The measure, as It passed Bonding Plans ates had a very cordial time at the There had been some fear that GIFT IDEAS yesterday, had been altered from luncheon. They toasted each other the young American President L. T. WOOD CO. "WEDDING RING" Washington, June 3 (7P>—‘ move out rapidly.” The Greensboro ita original form which contained By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS '*'anJ re.stralnt upon interstate com- with champagne and their re HOUSE &. HALE Hartford, June 3 (ffl -An agree m ercc... might not get along with the stern, Phone .Ml 8-1129 Dally News, quoting rvliable a proyiaion that would have stop Police and leaders of “freedom marks were described aa friendly. MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER pattern. U.S. Navy and Marine units ment on a $62.4 million capital Immediately after issuing his ml aging De Gaulle. The contrary was sources, had reported that Marine ped employers from going to a legi ride” groups today pondered a Kennedy spoke for three to four true. From the start there were IN FINE SILVER PLATE were on the alert along the units along the coast were being bonding program has been worked ing Johnson warned: five-piejce place setting timate employment agency and out by Republican and Democrat federal judge’s stern series of minutes: Khrushchev, for about 10 none of the personality differences eastern seaboard today amid loaded aboard carriers to take hiring replacement workera for "I want to make it abundantly minutes. that sometimes have marked De position in the Caribbean off the ic party leaders. warnings aimed at stopping the clear that this injunction and re reports of further disturb those on atrikb.' ■The compromise was announced Bach of the leaders had nine Gaulle’s high-level dealings in the Dominican Republic’s coast. The bill received strong support most recent racial challenge in straining order will 'h e 'mUfiPaed. aides present. Kennedy and past. by ances in the Dominican Re 3— At Providence, R, I., televi toward the end of almost 12 hours If tliere arc any such incidents as W e're headquarters for MIUTARY WHIST public. from labor apokesmen qnd atrong of talks between the party lead Alabama and the 'Violence that Khrushchev sat opposite each oth Although the French President is 14.95 sion stations interrupted programs opposition from business groups came with it. this (mob violence) again, I am er at the table. Foreign Minister old enough to be Kennedy’s father Stajte Department press officer to notify the crews of the fl^^t ers yesterday on legislative mat going to put some Klansmen, some Andrei Gromyko sat on Khrush Llncolh White said use of U.S. at a public hearing earlier this ters that mu.st be .settled before U.S. District Court Judge Frank and often is as aloof aa Mount AND SETIACK open stock value 17.15 oilers Calooshahatchee and Alla- session. M. Johnson Jr., yesterday is.sued city officials, some city policemen chev’s right and Secretary of State Everest, the two got along famous POOL - COOL forces In the Caribbean country gash to return to their ships at the mandatory adjournment com a aeries .of sweeping decrees which: and some Negro preachers in the Dean Rusk on Kennedy’s right. ONEIDA was not planned now. But he did once. The Navy said later the Labor officials said the, measure ing Wednesday. fedeial penitentiary." ly- was needed to bar the use of pro 1— Ordered Freedom Riders to Kenned.v and Khrushchev domi In the final analysis, this first CARD PARTY silversmiths not rule out the possibility of such crews were called back because The $5 million in self-liquldattng atop .their racial challenge in Ala "Those who sponsor, finance and nated the conversation, but Gro action later if American lives were the ships had received orders to fessional atrikebreakers by em encourage groups to come into this confrontation was not as important endangered. ployers in an attempt to win labor projects are fpr dormitorlc.s at bama until further notice. myko and Rusk took an active in the things they talked about aa For The Dave. Higgins F»md WEDDING IINSMTTCn get under way for "routine fueling Southern Connefcticut State Col 2— Put Montgomery, Ala., poarea,” the judge said, "with the part. There was one exchange be According to latest reports operations.” disputea. knowledge that such publicized in how they talked about them. SMMCBMrl Commenting on the bill in the lege and Central Connecticut State lice and a former reserve police tween Khrushchev and Charles E. Both men discussed openly and Summer TONIGHT 8:00 reaching officials in Washington, 4— In Washington, a Pentagon College and for a student union trips will foment violence are just Bohlen, Soviet affairs expert and CtWeiv IIK. form it passed yesterday, Sen. man under no-bus-violence In frankly the problems that beset the 5.2W Americans in the island spokesman said there would be at Central. The co.st of the build as effective in causing an obstme- Kennedy adviser, who speaks Rus were still unharmed. Anthony Miller. D-Meriden. chair junctions. with indefinite jail terms tlon" to Interstate travel as the them and saw eye-to-eye on a num Amsrican Legion HoR Listen to Kathv God other ship movements before morn man of the Senate Labor Commit ings is recovered from student as the penalty for violation. sian. ber of Items. Most immediate These military movements dur ing, but he and other officials de fees. 3— Left in effect, pending fur mobs thcmselve.s. After- the luncheon Kenned.v ing the night made obvious that clined to discuss any specific mili tee, said it was aimed solely at among these was Berlin, and Soviet DONATION 91.00 frey WINF-CBS, Man plus tax those who are in the business of Other projects in the bonding ther court action, a restraining or One of John.son’s orders was a and Khniahc-hev talked alone -with efforts to oust the West from that Casuals chester, 10:10 a.m., there was a considerable alert of tary movements. program are $1.75 million for der which prohibits the Ku Klux restraint against the Congres.s of onl.v their interpreters present. Navy and Marine forces on the hiring out as replacements for divided German city. Monday thru Satur Another Pentagon source point strikers only so long as Ls neces state office facilities adjacent to Klan and three individuals from Racial Equality (CORE) and three For about nine minutes they The dLscussions were broad and East Coast and in the Caribbean ed out that since last year the the state capital, $1 million each other Freedom Ride organizations day. Contest every '■ EACH Sea: sary for the strike to end in fa further violence against Freedom walked together in the embassy By United States has kept a 2,000- vor of the employer. to Hartford and New Haven for Riders or other interstate bus as-well as five Negro leaders and garden. By that time the rain had (Continued on Page Threa) day. 1— The aircraft carrier Shangri-man battalion landing team of the passengers. "all per.sons acting in concert with given wa.v to a dry, brLsk wind la put out to sea at Jacksonville, 2nd Maine Division afloat in the (Oontiniied on Page Three) Meanwhile, another group of them.’’ and bright sunshine. Fla., under a "general alert’’ con Caribbean, ready for immediate Joblesg Claims Dip integrationista tried a new tac As .Toh.son wa.s issuing his rul Then the talks continued in the dition. ILs decks were jammed action. Hartford, June 3 (>P)—The State tic on Mississippi racial .laws at ings, identical bill.s were introduced with jet fighters. A Navy spokes music room through the after AT This source also noted that the Labor Department today reported Jackson, Mtss. They were peace in the Alabama House and Senate noon. man said it was ordered to sea "to U.S.S. Northampton, flagship of another decline— to a total of ful—but unsuccessful. providing a penalty of 60 days in When Khrushchev, who arrived Bulletins ■uttwDItk be ready In the event of an emer- the U.S. 2nd Fleet, put out to sea 59,989—in unemployment . com jail and a $300 fine for anyone who PIN-MONEY PRICES Thirteen Freedom Riders arriv by train yesterda.y, drove up to Culled from AP Wires SERVA TABLES OlmLiaw genry." from Norfolk, Va., Wednesday. He pensation claims in Connecticut News Tidbits ed at Jackson in two Trallways violates Alabam.a's social oistoms 2— At Camp Lejeune, N. C., asaid the aircraft carrier Intrepid for the week ended May 27. after giving notice of intentions. the residence, of U.S. Ambassador Marine spokesman said imits of from the AP Wires bu.ses—six in the afternoon and H. ’ Freeman Matthews, Kennedy sailed Thursday from Norfolk. The total for the previous week seven last night. WTiile Negroes in Freedom Riders have announced walked pai t way down the stone each placa the 2nd Marine Di\'ision were un was 61,125. the groups went into the white their Intentions in advance. BOXER DIES OF INJURIES dergoing "a test of our ability to (Continued on Page Three) During the same period a year In other developments, a white entrance steps to meet him. New York, June 3 UP) —JfoM Prime Minister John Diefen- waiting room, the whites went in The two men smiled broadly at Rigores, 25-yeor-old Cuban ban .99 rapra^ants ago, claims totaled 34,985. to the Negro waiting room. All 13 man on a bus carrying some Free each other. .9*9 Again, the Bridgeport area led baker says President Kennedy i.s were arrested for breaching the dom Riders from Montgomery to tamweight boxer, died today as a to the state in claims, with 8,823. speaking for Canada and other Jackson was arrested at Selma, Photographers pre.s.sed forwaid result of injuries suffered in a Wednesday—at Noon Western nations in his Vienna peace. They brought to 65 the and asked for a picture of the knoekoiit defeat last Monday fina valua Hartford was second with 8,758, number arrested at Jackson since Ala., Sheriff Jim Clark said Ralph Sizes 4>2rto 10. and New Haven third with ,6,514. meetings with Soviet Premier the rides began laat week. D. Fertig of Chicago was charged two shaking hands. Kenned.v said night. It was the third ring a wondarful idea fgr at heme entertaining. Khrushchev . . . Spaceman Yuri Johnson said In hla Montgomery with assault and disturbing the quickly to an inteipreter "Tell death In the United States tills N and M Width.?. Drying clothas ^ him if it’s all right we'll shake year. Ills manager Eddie Ma- at a vary Gagarin complains Soviet Journal ruling that the bus trips to chal peace after he sat on the lap of a All steel construction with baked enamel Tractors Group Sets Senate for Roads Bill ists radded his apartment and .stole lenge segregation prartiees , "are crippled white woman who was hands for the pholographer.s." fiiz, said Ricores died at 3 am , is •osy today... Hartford, June 3 (/P»—The com his personal photograph album and Kh)ushchev agreed and they did. in Roosevelt Hospital. -He was ...... ' directly causing an undue burden using two seats on the bus. Fertig ^and brass. The tola designed tray lifts off spacial ( promise highway building program family correspondence and pub told .polire he was accompanying Then they went quickly into the kniM'kendent at Xieng Khouang Buffet Server furnish the tractors. At the same that you are prepared to carry tion Agency and has turned down upon coming home from school at that “Wnifkill is safe, and la or White Straw. oil additive in use today. And *9 ' ’ Redondo Beach. Calif., June other offers for appearancc.s which roming here.” Wolfkill, 88, from you get premium service. Au time It said the free world wou,ld out the proposal which you made 4 p.m. yesterday, police said. 'Dioy and black satin 'shoes, white in the nSw Interpret a "failure to respond May 17, 1961.” 3 (^ — School officials in this would have paid her $250.0000. said he apparently was worried By NADEANE WALKER Shelton, Wash., was on a hell- tomatic d&iverits . . . a bal French negotiators at Algerian Pari.s. June 3 (/P) - Young gloves and three rows of affirmatively" as a retraction by The group did not say what its coastal community are a bit over his marks at'Newark Acad eojiler that went down In Com anced payment plan and many short-tempered when it comes peace talks in Evian-Les-Bains, emy, where he was a ninth-grader. American women who flocked pearls. munist territory while flying sup 4.99 Castro of his own offer. next step would be if Castro falls France, stand by their defense of to copy Jacqueline Kennedy’.s Electra, victim of from the National Rifle Associa who think they are the world’s talent.s. • November election. Manebes- regular price will be alao described the types of trac Agricultural engineering experU from Redondo Beach Union tragic jinx last year, once again tion and is qualified as a ‘’sharp be.st dressed — by her en Pari.sian.s had been told tors to be exchanged for the prla- made recommendations to Reuther High School on the theory, her is operating without speed restric shooter” by’ the NRA. He is a thusiasm for Alexandre’s “La M-rs. Kennedy would wear SUDE d e a t h t o l l AT M MORIARTY bners. and Dodge on the type of tractors shoFta were too short. tions and Is making bid to regain member of the Junior National Ri Parisienne” hairdo and b.v only American-styled, Ameri Paris, June 5 (JV-The body' Saturday^ 3.00 V W 5 ' The total would include 450 suitable for farming in Cuba. It was supposed to be Ber public confidence, according to re fle Association. wearing a gown styled by can-made -clothes. while in of a 25-year-old man was take* teat every day general-purpose farm tractors Said the cable: muda shorts day for seniors, port from Washington. . . . United He was taken to Millburn Police French designer Hubert de Parle and some Paris news from the collapaed wraekaga af BROTHERS with diacs, plows and harrowa and "We are prepared to ahlp 100 . but the'teachers said Phoebe’s States signs agreements to give headquarters. Police said he would Givenchy at a Palace of papers were left with their a ceramica factory today In tba what a wondarful 50 heavy-^ty tractors with, tank- tractors to (iuba within two weeks slips showing. Paris suburb af Ctamart -tha SUPERVISED FREE PARKING . . . 3Q1«31S CtntBff S t., > were Jamaica'shorts—too im South Korea $2 million in aid. . , . be lodged in the Essex County 'Versailles dinner twp nights tw * m type tracks and weighing pom following youe acceptance of our modest. Soviet protests, through ita Cen Youth House pending juvenile ago'. Fronce-Soir carried ' front 20th victim of a nuuMva onrtli REAR OF HOUSE and HALE shower gift this will bai / 4 ^ to 9 tons. propoeal. JVe.are prepared to ship "We don’t measure them, for tral Council of Trade Unions, court action. Mra. Kennedy’s outfit laat page pictures of Mra. Ken slide there two days ago. Monwy. 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