THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1961 PAGE TWENTY-POUR Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather iianrt|(at(r lEvrnins For the Week Rnded Fereeoat of U. 8. WeetBe# 1 March II. 1961 Miss Janet.Flavall. daughter df tareeted in the program, opened Bats. iMigtaiiiat as a ■ latere e» Mrs. Helen FlaveU, 88 Hamlin S t, Y-Tribe Formed, to boys aged 6 through • and their enow and eleet ohaaileg la MlB About Town and William J. Fortin, son of Mrs. fathers, may call the T office at 13,317 Into tonlglit er early BatwNkcr.JfW Bengston Chiof 130 OlUette 8t., Hartford, for fur­ Member of the Audit III DOt. Cool, nfai HiWiffWiqr* BIgll Jane Fortin, 38 Knighton St., will Announce Engagements ther information. 40»e Hi* Zlpaer C3ub wUl h(dd & Mt- attend a study conference in Bureau of Oircnlation |>4ck p v ty in the ciubrooms Snl- Omaha, Neb.. April 2 to 7. Miss Tha T-Indlan Guide Tribe, a pro­ Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm iirdny nlfht nt 8:00. Refreshments FlaveU. a Junior at Central Con­ gram for fathera and aona apon- Students Visit will be eerved during intermission. necticut State College, and Fortin, sored by the Hartford County VOL. LXXX, NO. 153 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1961 (OJaarifled Adverttting ea Page 16) PRICE FIVE CBN18 a senior, are delegates for the As­ YMCA, was organiud recently at Apparel Centers Tanya Parrott, daughter of sociation for Childhood Education. &. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Parrott, 79 Fortin is president of that organi­ a meeting is the home of Frank­ HOUSE H ALE Plymouth Istne, a Junior at the sation at the college. lin Anderaon, 80 S. Adams St. Georgia Potterton of 171. Avery Middlesex Hospital School of Nurs­ John Bengston, 39 Ridgewood St., Manchester; Judith Weber of ing in Middletown, has been elected Miss Jean Hamill, daughter of St., was elected big chief. Other 26 Crown St., Rockville, and Shir­ presents to attend a national student nurses Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamill, 11 officers elected were Anderson: ley Peterson of 333 Demlng St., convsention in Cleveland April 6 to Vine St., recently was Initiated in­ tally keeper; Vamum Abbott, Wapplng, were among 19 Univer­ 10- to Phi Mu Sig^na, honorary medical wampum bearer; and Richard sity of Connecticut students who secretarial aorority, at the Uni­ Arey, Indian runner. saw the latest fashion .trends this Congressman Sees Smear Members of the Army-Navy versity of Hartford. She is a 1959 The tribe is planning a trip to week durlhg an annual school field Club Auxiliary will meet tonight graduate of Manchester High the Children’s Museum in Hart­ trip to Manhattan’s major ap­ at 7 at the Holmes Funeral Home, School. ford on April 15. The next tribal parel centers. 400 Main St, to pay respects to meeting will be at Arey's home, The UConn undergraduates, who Adam Mankin, whose wife is is Mias Carol Knight, daughter of 161 Wells St., on April 24. are enrolled in a School of Home past president and member of the Mr. and Mrs. Francis Knight, 34 The tribe waa formed under the Economics fashion class, went be­ auxiliary. Andor Rd., has been named to the direction of Earl Robinaon, asso­ hind the scenes of six New York (lean's list at Green Mountain Col­ ciate secretary., of the Hartford fashion houses gaining field experi­ Many out-of-town guests are lege, Poultney, V t She is studying County YMCA. Any parents in- ence in the fashion industry. By Critics of Birch Society expected to attend an annual Bible interior design and decoration and Conference to be conducted by the wiU graduate In June. Miss Knight "LAUREL LEAF" ^ s p e l Hall at the Masonic Tern' is a graduate of Manchester High pie tomorrow through Sunday at School. with embroidered bodice and ‘Near West’ Led hy White Mercenaries 10:30 a.m., 2:30 and 7 p.m. each The engagement of Miss Nancy# The engagement of Mias Jean State News day. A prayer meeting will be Miss Mary Anne Beach, daugh­ LeClalre ot Manchester to Theo­ Dodd Urges heid at Gospel Hail, 415 Center ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ann Maori to Anthony Joseph HOUSE &. HAIJE hemline in white or sandune- Bangkok, Thailand, March Choma Jr., both of Manchester, is dore Peter Koslor of Hadley, 31 ilt'\—U. Alexis Johnson, the St, tonight at 7:30. Beach. 143 Boulder Rd., helped announced by her parents, Mr. Maas., is aiuioimced by her par­ create the set for the play, “Ardele ents, Atty. and Mrs. Arthur J. Le- proportioned sizes; new U.S. undersecretary of ou la Marguerite," presented in and Mrs- Joseph Macri, 9 Orchard Roundup state for political affairs, sug­ Katanga Units Rout Full Probe Manchester Lodge of Masons will St. Claire, 46 AnsSldi Rd. gested t(jday American., call conduct a MasI and la at­ lost his life in a spectacular this area." he said. “I’d like by alert for a possible troop center 300 miles north of Ellsabeth- sits in Congress—that (3om- A second reading for roles In Hopkins Academy, Hadley, Maas., ville. a tending the evening division of and a 1960 grraduate of the Uni­ accident on the Glastonbury to call it the Near West. The airlift to Katanga, where Ka­ munists are promoting "The Time of the Cuckoo” which the University of Hartford. He is Near West will have an In- tanga’s army captured the Kibwe said he had no news of smear” of the ultra-rightist the Uttle Theater of Manchester versity of Connecticut as a gov­ Expressway earl.v today but rreaaing role In U.S. Policy in any prisoners being taken nor of will produce May 25, 26 and 27 has employed in the engineering de­ ernment major. He was co-cop- nobody knew anything about leftist rebel enclave of Mano­ organization. partment at Hamilton Standard the world." the self-styled Lualsba govern­ Even as a Justice Department been scheduled for Monday at 8 taln of the UConn baseball team it until seven hours later. no. ment that leaders of the Lualaba p.m. In the East Side Rec building. division of Unified Aircraft Corp. and a member of Theta Xi fra­ spokearaan said the society’s ac­ The wedding will take place The victim, traveling alone, \vas Speculation spread in the tribe opposed to Katanga Pres­ According to Philip Burgess Sr., ternity. He servetl six months in Theron H. Crandlemlre Jr.. 21, of tivities are a matter of concern who will direct this second pro­ April 22 at St. James’ Church. the Army Reserve program at Ft. Thrall 1 4 d,capital that some of the In- ident Moise Tshombe proclaimed In there, Rep. Edgar W. Hiestand, R- John Photo 50 Madison St..' Ea.st Hartford. J. U l l X'~lLFidian Gurkha Brigade, now Manono after the Stanlejwllle force (Jalif., called a news conferenca duction of the town-sponsored Dix, N.J. The baseball infielder la The accident occurred on the cantured It on Jan. 9. group, more than 30 persons ap­ now at the spring training camp Route 17 fork of the Expressway 4 T J 1* J concentrating in Leopoldville, and declared: peared at the first tryout to read lard Johnson, 45 Marshall Rd.; of the Milwaukee Braves farm Interior Minister Godefroid "My advice Is for people not to for the eight parts in the play. Mrs. Mary Stevenson. Hebron; near Hubbard Dr.. Glastonbury. A s L«<1 n c lS lic l P ,might be rushed to Katanga Munongo said there had been no system at Waycross, Ga. Nearby residents heard a cra.sh ‘ sound off before they have all "It has been necessary." he said, Michael Gorman. Ellllngton: Albert No date has been set for the !to give teeth to U.N. requests deaths among the Katanga Army the facta.” ‘to hold this second session in Churilla. 58 Bret ton Rd.; Thomas wedding. I about 1:15 a.m. but observed for Katanga President Moise or among the civilian population. Before talking with reporters, order for us to make an equitable Parrv. Glastonbury. MONB nothing. Probably score, of drivers Hits Red City The U.N. garrison in the area, passed the scene without noting Tshomhe to refrain from mili­ Hiestand, who disclosed yester­ final selection of players, and also ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. tary action^ .some 200 Nigerian troops, stood day his affiliation with the so­ to afford an opportunity to those Gladys Burton, Williams Rd., Bol­ anything wTong. Mos(!ow, March 31 i—An rlear of the action. Munongo said, ATLANTIC it waa about 8:15 a.m. that Ray-, ciety, had a telephone conversa­ who were unable to appear at the ton. earth.lide near Kiev killed 145 , , *i m r. lust as they did when the Stan­ tion with its founder, Robert H. first reading.” BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son FURNACE OIL field P. Sylvester. .’)7 FYancls Dr.. people and caused millions of dol- ■Lll.sanethVllle, Ihe Congo, leyville troops seized it. Because Glastonbury, from his perch in the W. Welch Jr., Belmont, Mass. to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black, 1 Automatic' Delivery iars In damage on March 13. the ; March 31 (/P)— Units of the most of the white mercenaries in Welch is a retired candy maker Brent Dr., Vernon; a son to Mr. cab of a trailer truck, saw what Kiev newspaper Pravda of the Katanga Army, spearheaded the invasion force were believed and Mrs. John Cox, East Hartford. L. T. WOOD CO. had happened and had a passing to be South Africans, the Irish who founded the society in IMS. Hospital Notes DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Phon» .41 3-1129 motorist, Charles Vitale, 18 Stan­ Ukraine announced today. )jy white mcrcenarv troops, commander of the U.N. Force. Gen. His personal targets include for­ Mrs. Nancy Reynolds.- 118 Sum­ ley Rd. Glaatonburj' .report it to San McKeown, had expresseci mer President Dwight D. EZsen- pitalized, -out by yesterday 84 h ad captured the J^oi’th Katanga hower and Chief Justice Earl Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. mer St.; Mrs. Eleanor Niemann, Glastonbury Police Chief Terrence been released. town of Manono vesterdav fears on Tuesday that they would for all areas except maternity Ellington; Joel Miller. Coventry; NEW ACILON SEAMLESS J. McKalg. attack the Nigerians. Warren. Welch has . called Elaen- Bob Farrand It waz one of the worst natural j and routed some 600 troops of hower a red and says W a r r a n (Fonnerly of John’s Barber Shop) where they are 2 to 4:30 and 6:30 William Roberts, Columbia; Mrs. State Police unLaos, Congo of context” by thoM now quoting FRONT and REAR Mrs. Eva Urban, 1277 Tolland and twin sons, Thompsonvllle; 5Iade to Order pr. in our hearts not unlike that darkness over all the earth until the ninth hour. It knocked doum a "keep right" culated in Moscow for the past two them. 1.50 Sign at the point where the Route weeks. The report in the Kiev Tpke.; Miss Marylln Gleason, 23 Mrs. Dorothy Raymond and son, $2-30 With Your Rollers PETTICOAT 3.95 (Herald photo by Satemis.) Pravda waa the first confirmation. Hiestand said there were alao Tyler Circle; Paul Gworek, '274 Elaat Hartford; Mrs. Patricia FULL LINE OF CUSTOM 17 fork changes from a 2-lane to a other society policy atatementa he Green Rd.; Mrs. Katherine Deltz, Burke, and son. 62 Santina Dr.; sizes S-M-L. 4-lane highway. It has not been mentlcmed by the disagreed with, but added: Moscow papers, the Soviet news "I choose to stay because tha Tolland Rd., Rockville; Arthur Lar­ Mrs. Grayce Shea and son, 40 VENETIAN BLINDS no other stockings in the world are so perfectly Woman in Bavaria It traveled at an angle across agency Toss or by the Soviet Warsaw Pact Set der. 106 Cambridge Sf.; Willard Phelps Rd.; Mrs. Joan Pettlnglll the southbound lanes for a distance society as a whole is a 98 pec cent Rogers, 575 Center S t; Paul Radio. dedicated anti-Communist 'group. and daughter, Coventry. proportioned to fit your leg and ankle . . and, MATCHING ContrastsBramatize of 16$ fast. Imocked down a high.- "-Pravda- «f the Ukraine aald Pagac. Amaton; Darrell Vincek, 28 DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. E. A. JOHNSON Has Stigmata for way fence ^xut and pulled three To me ft wbiild Seech to have a bet-^ Bunce Dr.; James Dowling, South ter chance of suoceaaful' achieve­ Patricia Kibbe, RFT> 1, Manches­ others do:jwJ (ConUmied on Page Seventeen) NORTH END NEWS Windsor; Mrs. Mary Knie, East ter; Ronald Osella, 4 Village St.; PAINT CO. because they fit better . . . they WEAR ^tter. PANTY 2.00 35th Year in Row It catapulted for 108 feet To Build Defenses ment than any of the other sound Hartford; John Aubrey, Watrous Vera Shalnin, 35 Lakewood Circle; through the'Aalr, bounced off a and fine patriotic groups of which Rd:; Kenneth Quade, Storrs; Wil­ Kathleen Giiertln, Ellington. 723 Main S t, Tel. MI 9-4501 beautifully sheer “lady slipper” and “almond sizes 6, 6, 7. Holy Land Religions Konnerareuth, Germany, March concrete culvert --and then flew I know.” liiilht itii llir Hiestand, when disclosing bis 31 (/P) — Pilgrims trooped through through the air for another 75 By PRESTON GROVER ^the mild tone indicated Premier taupe” shades. Sizes 8V^ to 11. feet before landing upside down in Boost in Fares Nikita Khrushchev still wants to own membership xestCrday, bad the cottage of Therese Neuman Moscow, Marcli 31 (/P)— said there were other members of ( rnrf.rr lltirri‘1 By 3VILTON WYNN ♦ aarth and allowed to cook for a grove of trees. pick up coexistence relations with today while she appeared to suf­ The car knocked the tops off The Soviet-leWest Germany as -a ’’major mentioned Laos only as one site death and crucifixion. ^ mony. Mias -Neumann lay on her bed hotbed of war danger” in a decla­ following: In Jerusalem itself the emphasis in a darkened room. Visitors re­ increase fares. of what it called "bloody outragea Culled from AP Wire* BRING THE BOYS! This evening as the sun sets a Paul A, Rust, the president, ration that skimmed over strike- of colonialism” In Africa. Asia and during Good Friday was on events ported she was in a trance and . (Continued on Page Two) ridden Loos and The Congo. EASTER PLANTS—LUlea, HOUSE bearded patriarch in a white, flow­ leading up to Christ's death and said a new contract settlement ap­ La,tin America. Tulips, Hyacinths, Azaleas, ing robe stand on a stone they could see bleeding wounds — proved by union workers yester­ While making the usual plea for CEDAR RAPIDS THREATENISD Mums, Geraniums, etc., that burial with the Way-of-the-Cross known a.s the stigmata — on her This was expected, since the Cedar Rapids, Iowa, March SI block on Uie slopess of Mount Ger- procession the major event. Pil­ day means the present 20-cent "peaceful coexistence” and com­ Warsaw Pact covers only the Com­ are priced from 87c to 33.47. Izim chanting from ancient scrip­ hand.s, feet, forehead and over her fare probably will need to be plete disarmament, the Commuilist ((P) — Flood saturated leveea Have youi% set aside to be grims and touri.sts gathered in heart. munist nations of eastern Europe strained to hold out the tmta- S . H ALE tures. When he pronounces the group.s according to langufige .^nd boosted by 5 cents, possibly more. nations announced they had and Communist China and other picked up at your conven­ word “kill” 12 knives will flash followed massive crosses fronvthe It was the first time since 1958 News Tidbits Management studies now are go-, "agreed on measures which they lent Cedar River" from lowa’a ience. shop tonight, tomorrow and Sat­ that visitors from outside Kon- find It necessary t,o take in the in­ Asian nations attend only as ob­ second largeet d ty today. “Nemr main floor, rear . . and 12 sheep will be slaughtered. point where Christ was trle(f be­ from the AP Wires ing on. servers. But it was assumed that The two contrasting' scenes fore Pilate to Calvary and the nersreuth were permitted to enter Officials were busy today get­ terests of further consolidation of is the worst time,” said W. W. LOVELY NYLONS — to urday for that smart Easter outfit, the house to see the woman. their defense potential and during the dlscuasiona in the Krem­ Stolba, City PnbUo Improvo- match your Easter finery. dramatize the diversity of religious tomb. The procession stopped at ting ready for resumption of bus lin, Khrushchev outlined the. Soviet devotions in the Holy Land dur­ Tlie local priest had forbidden service on Saturday following a strengthening peace throughout ments Oommlssisner. "Every­ All sizes, with or wlUuxit simple alterations will be done in 'I 14 stations along the way through In answer to complaints by 10 reply expected this weekend to the seams, seamless mesh, seam­ ing Easter 1961. the twisted cobblestones streets of all but local villagers to visit her strike that lasted 33 days. Yester­ the world.” thing is saturated. A break now the past two years because of her neighbors. Dallas, Tex., Dist. Judge Coming after three days of talks British proposal for a cease-fire In could bring trouble.” The river, less stretch, ranging in price The bearded patriarch is high this medieval city whose architec­ Paine L. Kbush holds that ’>3 dogs day, members of tl)e Amalgamat­ the Indochinese kingdom as the from 89c to 31.25. time for Easter. garden fresh direct from priest of the almost extinct Sa­ ture recalls the Crusades. failing health. This year she was ed Association of Street, Electric In the Kremlin aihid the usual com­ which has staggered the Cedar are Just too many around one plete secrecy, the communique was first step in neutralizing the strate­ River Valley in Northeast Iowa . maritan community which still ©"b- In the evening inside the aged reported stronger and an estimat­ Railway and Motor Coach Em­ gic Jungle buffer state. CHOCOLATES—For your serves the feast of the Passover in Church of the Holy Sepulcre, a ed" 2,000 persons came to see-Miss home. . .St. Louis Board of Par­ ployes of America approved a new surprisingly mild In tone but ap­ with Its w ont flood in history, sweetie. Delicious Candy the greenhouse; for your ish Education of Lutheran Church- peared to pinpoint Germany as the Informed sources said, the Rus­ WM running leveefni thronghout SPORT JACKETS exactly the same way Moses Missouri Synod issues statement agreement by a secret ballot vote Cupboard at $1.40 lb. A commanded in the Old Testament. (Continued on Pngo Three) (Continued on Page Two) of 313-102. next pressure point In the East- sians are likely to come up with CMar Rapids. swell 3-lb. box only $3.95. home or your hostess! saying it opposes use of federal West test of nerves. There are only 345 Samaritans funds to assist church schools, pay Rust also commented that Perhaps you prefer remaining in the once-flouralshing "There Is no doubt we have lost Some western diplomats believed (Conthraed on Page Nine) 7 CRASH VICTIMS SAVED Schraift’s chocolates or the teachers salaries, build facilities community. or buy equipment... .Boston Globe customers.” He said no concrete Donaldson Air Force Base, chocolate-covered cherries. 10.99 .0 21.50 estimate cOh be made yet, but ex­ S. O., March 31 (dPi— A B66 Jet Whatever your choice, we But through the vicissitudes of quotes Teamsters union president Jtimes R. Hoffa as saying Walter perience of other Bus lines hit by bomter crashed and burned dw- have it. time an(l near extinction the Terrible Tale Revealed strikes has been a permanent loss ing an emergency landing hero' Boys’ sizes 8-20—Prep sizes 34-38. Samaritans have clung to rigid Reuther has interceded for return today. The Air Force eald all EASTER CARDS—About observance of the Passover in the of Teamsters to AFL-C4B8. at, 15 to 16 per cent of the • reg­ Contract at CANEL Cut; ular riders. seven crew members survived the nicest selection of Gib­ most minute detail. Craigie McKay Schwai^, 31. the eraah. The bomber, from son and American Greeting socialite daughter of former polo The CR&L had served some ORCHID CORSAGE Their Passover this year will fall On Castro’s Golf'Ability 70,000 riders, prior to the walkout Shaw Air Force Base near Sum­ Cards you could And. Enough on the same day as (Jood Friday. star A. Charles Schwartz, fell or ter, S. C., experienced an engtne said. Jumped to her death from family's of drivers and mechanics Feb. 27, Reduction at Hamilton Made up in a corsage of two On this occasion every Samaritan in New Britain, Bridgeport, Wa- failure and attempted the land­ alive is expected to gather on Caddies said the prime minister 14th floor Park Avenue apartment. ing during a rainstorm. The GIFTS—Numerous, small. dewy fresh orchids with fern Mount Gerizim—the Samaritans Havana, March 31 (A’l-c-Dark^' . . .Burma Army spokesman says terbu^ and^orw’alk. Inexpensive items to choose played three holes last Sunday. . During the strike nunlerous in­ Middletown,-f March 31 (JP)—AnOexpected to have a broad appHca- ship landed short of a runway, and ribbon; sold in a special .sacred sanctuary near Nablus, rumors floated through Havana to­ 'Uie government-controlled press about 12.000 rebels in various in­ Air Force Contract held by Unit­ tion to non-aircraft, nuclear power crashed and burned. The seven from, especially from our .Jordan. day that Prime Minister Fidel Cas­ surgent groups are still active In dependent bus lines operated in jewelry show'case guaran­ patented protector wrap as explained Castro’s venture into the four cities. Many of their lines ed Aircraft Corp.’s Connecticut technology.’" men were palled from the burn­ When tha sheep are slaughtered tro—despite what he says—never capitalistic sport as necessarj- re­ renfote regions of Burma. . .Two Aircraft Nuclear Engine Labora­ Tt^e AEC said a group of its rep­ ing plane which did not ex­ teed to please young and shown. 2.49 they are dropped onto hot coals in holdup men, posing as detectives, parallel the CR&L routes and they laxation for officials who “work tory (CANEL) hero has been can­ resentatives would visit the Mid-^ plode. They were hospItBUsed old alike. You must see them pits and covered with stones and will be a winner at the imperialis­ rob Neiw York delicatessen owner charge a 15-cent fare. to appreciate them. day and night." Union chief negotiator Archie cel^. dletown plant within the next few but toe extent of their tnjurles tic grame of golf. and wife of Hfe savings-—$5,000 in The contract was for develop­ daya to discuss further the high was not known. Caddies who watched the beard­ j cash and $1,000 worth of Jewelrj'. Cuthbertaon reported today that Redevelopment—that’s a Golf scores of both. President the new agreement calls for an ment of an indirect cycle nuclear temprature materials and other nice big word that generally LILIES 1.59 ed Cuban leader and two aides in­ Kennedy and former President Ei­ ! Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Kensing- aircraft engine. expertmenta which may continue. POPE NOTES GOOD FBIDAV Tl 3 blossom plants—others to 2.59 Stardust Date senhower are almost as secret as . er plead gullfj’ in Santa Cruz immediate 5 - cent - per - hour in­ Connecticut’a Republican Sen. Ronie, March 31 (d>—Peee suggests a lot of action in LAVISHLY LACEY dulge yesterday in 18 holes of golf crease in pay to $2.28 rettxMW- The Air Force announced yes­ high-level national security mat­ Calif., to charges of contributing terday the termination of four Prescott Bush said yesterday in John XXin walked fat Us aUdt- many cities. But, what’s •previously scorned as "sport of to delinquency of their daughter. tive to Oct. 1 last. Another one the privileged claases"-^likened ters. but word does somehow get and a half cents would be added contracts Involving nuclear pow­ Waahingrton .that Kennedy’s de­ taig feet In a Good Friday serv­ happened in Manchester ? "MODEL" BOYS' TULIPS 1.39 at the bodice and hemline At Auuapolis around in the golfing fraternity. Joyce Elaine, 13, by keeping her ered aircraft development cision "may affect the Jobs of some ice recalling CbrisVa death «■ Are we going to let Rock­ Castro’s swing to a cane cutter looked in her room after school 5” pot—others to 2.99 . .. forming a scalloped in­ wielding a machete. Kennedy is regarded as the bet­ (Continued on Page Thirteen) CANEL, operated by United Aii^ 2,(X)0 people in the Middletown toe cross. Throughout toe dsqr, Saginaw, Mich., Marcli 31 (VP)— ter natural golfer. over peilod of years. . .Major craft’s Pratt * Whitney Division, area who are .working on the toe streets of Rome and Vatteoa ville get ahead of us where sert in the back, propor­ "Fidel will never be a golfer," this subject is concerned? WHITE SHIRTS The story starts with the sadness Walter F. Hall, former profes­ I stock and comm(idity exchanges held one of them. CANEL project.” City were thronged wltll hna- MUM PLANTS^ 2.29 tioned lengths. of war, but it has stardust sprin­ caddy Juanito Castro (no relation) sional at4.he Kennedy home course I in United States, Canada and Eu­ The action followed by two "While generally approving Ken­ dreds of thousands of pUgrtaa, Why not make Manchester kled on it imd the ending has the said. "He’s .tob impatient. He at Hyannls Port. Mass., said the rope are closed for Q006 Friday Rebels Ask French days President Kennedy’ an­ nedy’s new defense budget, par­ tourists and Romans v<tng THE biggest and best trad­ happiness and gaiety of }muth. - kept running after the hall after president is capable of shooting in holiday. . .Five persona die in nouncement that the project to de­ ticularly the accelerated Polaria churches. Services coaunemora- ing center East of the Riv­ HYACINTHS 69c to 3.59 SUP 5.95 On April 18, 19 4 2, in New Lon­ he hit it as if this were, a soccer the 70s. flaming rail coaches when Italian Clarify Intentions velop a military atomic powered aillMnarine program, Bush said he tlng Christ’s Buffering and into don. Coiuj., there was a pretty w«^- game.” Eisenhower's scores are believed express train speeding 450 Italians was “dgeply concerned” over the were observed In nearly all 61 er? Come on. Town Fathers, 2.99 sizes 32 to 44 and foreign tourists ^toward Rome plane was being dropped. rise and shine. dlng in which Dorothy Nuechter- Castro declared himself most to range f'rom the high 80s to the On Algerian Talks While not announcing how much cutback In the nuclear powered the city's 600 chureheo, sUwiUy CINERARIAS 1.39 leln of FYancenmuth, Mich., be- saUsfied and said, "I can beat low 90.S. for Easter catches fire Inside tun­ money was Involved in the con­ airplane project.’ and without ringing o< betok Xto Gee, will boys’ eyes pop • wash and wear broadcloth PETTICOAT 3.95 ' came the bride of Erts. William Kennedy easily." A companion, ■What the two men think of the nel. tracts, the Air Force did say the . Bush, in an Interview for broad­ bells ring again temorroar night, Cuthbertaon Jr. economic czar Ernesto Guevara, Cuban remarks on their game—if Striking workers of Alfa Romeo Tunis, Tunisia, March 31 (A’) — cost of terminating the contracts cast over (Connecticut radio sta­ when Eadtw nddnight Maiiwi when they take a look at the sizes B-M-L. The best man and matron of Ihdeed they’ve been informed of A spokesman said today the Al­ spanking new bats and bails • new, short-point cellars DAFFODILS 2.79 said, "I’m sure I could beat even car plant in Naples. Italy, stone probably will prevent any recap­ tions, said he will seek an ex­ will be celebrated tn (rliiiti|ilMnt honor were Lf. and Mrs. J. M. Mc­ Eisenhower." ^ tile blasts—isn’t known. trains connecting the city with gerian rebel leaderahip :rill not at­ planation of the declsi'cm to elim­ oommemoratton of ChrMfa laa- that have Just been shipped 6" pot ture by the government of funds • sizes 8 to 12, 13 to 14Vi MATCHING Mahon, parents of two boys, 3- Both Castro' and Guevara, in But another American target subtfTban industrial belt at foot of tend Bcheduled peace talks with already obliffated. inate the nuclear plane experi­ urrectlon. to Keith's Variety. Between year-old Mike and James, then a mounting attacks on f o r m e r was perfeCQy willing to admit the Mt.. Vesuvius and block line for France April 7 unless the French The Atomic Energy Commiasion ments when the Senate Armed that and, the new shipment AZALEAS 2.59 baby. 'Their lives were to lae en- President Elsenhower, have re­ C ub^s might best him on the three hours, forcing hundred of clarify the^ announced intention Services Committee meets after RUSK TO REPORT ON LAfMI • other "model" shirts to 3.99 tertwined in death and in eyents links. to consult UBO with other Algerian made a similar announcepient of kites, mothers will not 5” pot-others to 3.99 peatedly ridiculed golf and those touri.sts to miss trips to volcano.. from Washington yesterday, di­ the Easter recess. WaaUagtoa. Btor* SI (4!)s »!i PANTY 2.50 that make this story possible. Tills was Thomas E. Sunderland groups. 1 Secretary ef State Di have much difficulty guess­ who play It. Massachusetts and New York recting Pratt Sc Whitney and Gen­ Still another United Aircraft sorry no deliveries . . . cash and carry sizes 6, 6, 7. Shortly,..after the wedding, the of Brookline, Mass., president of members of Congres.s petition ad­ The rebelA.Mid they would send today returned ing where the boys are this young ensign and lieutenant were Havana buses still carry rem­ the United Fruit Co., ia firm often Taieb Boulamrouf, who has been eral Electric Co., to discontinue plant in Connecticut—the Hamil­ nants of an anti-Eisenhower cam­ ministration to stop-imports of sur­ any work toward development of a ton Standard Division at Windsor called I time of the year. assigned duty on the subhnarine denotuiced by the Castro regime taking part in^prelimlnary discus­ SEATO Grunlon. It sailed from New Lon­ paign-tattered signs reading "Ei­ for other reasons. plus military rifles which they say sions, to Switzerland to explain to nuclear powered aircraft. Locks—is affected by a putback in senhower Is the World’s Most seriously damaging domestic arms However, the AEC notified the the military defense budget crisis an Say, we haven’t forgotten don, through the Panama Canal The third member of the Caatro authoriUea there “the motives to rapMt to J and ‘into the cold waters of. the Stupid Golfer.” golfing party, agrarian reform di­ industry. which have provoked our declalon." two companies that it "will short-, The Air Force announced re­ the little girls, either.' For ly discuss with them possible par­ duction in a subcontract to Hamil­ Bash's Jet jl them, we have' colorful Jump- Aleutians. There on Aug. 2, 1942, The ca((dles who toted bags fojv rector Nunez Jiminez, asserted he Frederick R. Lack of Southport, Switzerland is involved because nt noon, ’H D O U BLE -a-W" Green Stamps 9 the sub was lost with all hands on Castro’s party said he shot some­ could beat Sunderlohd. Conn., retired vice president of the rebel negotiators would live ticipation In a new research pro­ ton Standard due to the cutback Till ! in the B70 bomber program. The tores day ropes and darling little board. thing over 150 on the 6,692-yard Retorted . Siuiderland: "I Western Electric Co., elected to there while engaged in talka across gram in the field of high tem­ perature materials.” HamUton Standard sulxxmtract eaat Asia maka-up kits. How about To enter K at^ s new cont^ Pi**** Mnd gow Mrs, (Tuthbertson came back to -par 70 suburban Villareal Golf wouldn’t be surprised.” newly created post of senior vice the border in Evian-les-Bains, Fsreign Fntnkenmuth to live wltll her par- course. Guevara won vdth 127. Sunderland added that he ia f preoident in charge of research of Ftance. • New appropriations totaling $25 waa for developing the hombor'a that? Park Fret rear of itoro name and telephone number to Kathy air preaouro, cooling and heating OPEN TOMORROW FROM 9:30 to '5:45 trey, WINF, Mencljeeter. As far as is known, this was "100 shooter” who plays only Sprague Electric Co., North million have been requeated for « (GMttaiMd on Pag* Castro’s second attempt at golf. about twica a month. Adams, Maos, (ClemtMed M Foga Ntae) program which the AEC said "is ayatenu. A ■ -4-. n

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Oarl Oustaf Pilo, Sweden will iatu* Columbia (AprU 17) two new stamps . . . Legislators Back $17 Millwn U On tha occasion of Poataga Stamp Water Mains Program Contrasts Dramatize Stamps Day. April 11, a special atamp will Sheinwold on Bridge be Issued on that day at Rey­ To Imorove Stole Colleges Firemen Save By U>U|8 MANDEU, kjavik. Iceland . . . Ghana's Free­ dom Day issue, thraa values, will Before Board Tuesday th?) ba released April 15 . . . On April IM(ll3 INDUCE FINESSE < Soaih' dsaltr Holy Land Religions HvtfeciL Mmrch 30 (;f>—BUl*t«-ork on mditerium and mu*ic Poultry House BoSh * fust say building: social scicnc#. BIngUsh. 8, Togo niU release a set of four V BY lUDFCSINO T1UC8I that would authorlae mer« than stamps featuring crowned cranes, By Allred SMnweld A $78,000 water main installation program is one of several and modem language classroom 5i Q» 5 4 (Continued from Page!One) fl7 mllUcm In bond Issues for im- An earlv ‘ morning (Ire which, the "royal” birds of Togo' . . . In some hands .-declarer doesnt Items the board of directors will consider Tuesday at a meet­ FAIR building; building. renovations: 9 A q 10 S S "charge it" lirorements and construction at and lmpi%vement and acijulsltion threatened the lives of hundreds know which defender has the ace X 6 10 9 ing in the Municipal Building at 8 p.m. New Car Ingerts of baby chicks as well as a 100- statud ' representing the body of the four state colleges have «-on of iand. of tiumpa. It may pay to mm ♦ A 4 _ Other agenda items are acceptance of school cdnstrucHon Christ will be taken off the Cross Danbury Slate College (total foot poultry hoiise. was brought Hebron in the dark by refuiwig to win th« Effective Tonight heavy support from legislators. wunr B A «r^ and renovation projects, and set-<^> on Calvary and placed inside the W4.000)—Additional land. quickly under control today HO'.' L first trump trick with the ace. ' A A O’? A J 10 ting of dates for public hearings tomb In a solemn burial service. At a public hearing yesterday through the mutual aid system. West leads-the Jack of rduM, find and must set a pubUc hearing be­ p i l , 'Willimantic State College (to­ Easter Services ^ 8A ^ K J 0 * on sewer rates, a 812,000 water Midnight tonight is the In the Maundy Thursday de­ bv the legislature's education com­ tal J243.000i -additional land Sam Allen of Rt. 6A near the declarer may wdn either In his owm b K 5 4 . DOTS pump station and pension ordi- fore ratification. < deadline for 1960 automobile votions a grove of twisted olive mittee, almost thfee dosen mem­ The bill to finance auxiliary Hebron town line, was awakened hand or In the dummy. He has nO A J 10 1| • T 5 * » nance revisions. The water pump station pro­ Inserts on registration plates. trees whose gnarled branches once bers of thd General Assembly sendee facilities i.a based on the hy his dog barking about 3 a.m. Begin at Sunrise particular reason to oo one rather SOUTH The water main program waa posed for Spring St. will pump After midnight, new inserts sheltered an agonizing Christ voiced support of the measures reijiicsts’ for con.stniction of two, to eee smoke coming from a Sorteam's Big Blx than the other. A K 4 8 2 recommended earlier this week by water - for a subdivision in that must be displayed on all reg- - played an importaril part. Strong bsektng also came from dormitories and a student union brooder co:jp near his home. Surinam's first building set will Easter day will begin, for the If South happens to win the ftrat ir 4 area vyjilch Is partly built anij an­ istered vehicles traveling on .• H iliiiiiL 0 A Q J I 2 Frpd Thrall, euperlntendent of the The olive trees were those grow­ State Education Commissioner building at Central Connecticut: Due to the quick response of the bp released April 1. Hebron and Gilead Congregation­ trick In ma hand, tWnlia will work ■water and sewer department. other one which, may go in. roads and highways. ing in the Garden Of Gethaemane William J. Sanders and the presi­ a women's dormitory and altera­ fire.men. the lire was confined to This set of (Ux. extra large al Churches, with a sunrise service out very well for him. He will lead The pension ordinance revisions With a last minute rush of on the lower slopes of the Mount dents of the four colleges. one .lection of the poultry house a trump to dummy’s queen, drop- 8omii Itet It includes a 87,000 main on will enable policemen to retire at tions to an existing one at Dan- stamps (30 x 43.34m) shows his­ at Prophet's Rock, Burrows Hill I D Fast 1 9 fam Ferguson Rd. to Porter St.; a .939 'registrfitions renewed at of Olives just opposite Jerusalem’s Under one of the billr *12.421 r. and Hack­ an appropriation of $15,000 addi­ till sweat and drops of blood fell a style quite reminiscent of Co­ Easter, the deacons will seat the the king, and West has the ehanee guess. matack St.; and a $22,000 main on Community Baptist Church Sun­ trations, this was far under from his brow. prepare the'cclU^es for w^at h ' j A a 4 « . x rb 1 5 Fire Chief Richard K. Da^•is lonial New England. ' congregation. Those attending are to ehow what he is made of. Dally Qoeettra tionally for snow removal; North day at.6 a.m. last year’s figure of 9,095 re­ called an os"erwhelming increase j / \ l , , \ 11 I I c t I I i J 1 1 9 -•aid that the fire was caused by Keeney St. End redevelopment; parking reg­ The olive grove sits in the gar­ The 10 cent value shows the asked to wait to be escorted to a West must refuse the trick, hut -As dsaler, you hold: Spades — The Rev. Mr. Socikwa, a na­ newals at the sub-branch of­ den of the (Jhurch of All Nations antlclDatedanticipated in enrollments in the i ■ a raptured shutoff in the auto­ Ministry of Finance which is also seat. he must act naturally. West must Since nearly all the pipes are ulations at the Municipal Build­ tional of the Union of South A f­ fice in Manchester. 1360s. 1 matic temperature control. A Q 9 5 4; Hearts-'A Q 10 9 8; Dla- replacements of existing lines, where last night pilgrims and tour­ (Continued from Page One) responsible for the postal system The sermon theme will be "The play ths seven of spades as though mondi--10 0; Cljubs-cA 6, What do ing; a petition for a water main rica, Is studying at the Hartford Persons who failed to re­ ists from all over the world "We're not asking the state to [ leakage of gas caused a minor of the new autonomous state. The Power of His Resurrection." The he never heard of such a thing as they will have to be paid- for from in E. Eldridge S t; settlement of Theological Seminary as an new their registrations mu.st provide any facilities that are not ' explosion which spanked the fire. you say? the water department cash reserve gathered for an hour of silence ents. Mr and Mrs. Carl Niiechter- building is in the style often found Rev. John N. Cross, pastor, will the ace of tramps. Answer: Bid one heart. You claims against the town from ecumenical exchange student now go to the main office of assuredly essential," he said. Davis alM gave credit to the He­ rather than from income in lieu of Catherine Armstrong, and from aroufid the altar formed from the lein Mrs. McMahLondon. They should count about 2 points for prayed. TitvtT saw each other again, hut ing closest to the site, was first Philadelphia Independence Hall, There will be special music in East has the ace of trumps. South However, according to Thrall, rights of way between Maple S t Churches. The son of a Christian als. or win be unable to handle Uie e.x- to arrive. Under their laederahip your distribution. 12110 Is enough the $78,000 is less than half the and Eldridge St. with First Na­ TTie hour of silence commemo­ Kcrt ui rontsct bv Icttcrs etc. both churches. Mrs. Adolph Sim­ will he induced to lead a low trump for en opening bid. especially when schoolmaster, he has lived in rural rating Christ's agony in .Geth­ pected crush of students. CMthhertson cave birth to the danger was soon over, and The 25 cent value ia of special ons will play the organ prelude and finesse dummy’s, nine. As It cash reserve the department has tional Stores; sale of a voting areas of South Africa, and served "All four .colleges need more thani^s to a smoke ejwter their you have such length and strength now. machine to the Town of Ellington aemane climaxed a day of services a ba,by girl, Nancy Leo, Jan 27. interest to Judaica collectors. For and accompaniments. Miss Mary turns out. this plsy will givs East In the major suits. as schoolmaster and assistant Kigelica Remains built around the drama Of the land.” he said, "they should pur­ department has among' its equip­ He proposes tA buy the pipe and for $25; appointment of a succes­ minister in a large city parish. He 1943. and on Feb. 1 a telegram the first time in philately, we be­ Coolidge will play the postiude. a trump trick, end the defenders (Copyright 1961, General I>a- night, of betrayal. chase It before values rise any ment. the smoke was soon out of Easter services at St. Peter’s PV fittings, and let separate contracts sor to William Collins on the has also been a Sunday School was delivered to Nancy at Sagi­ lieve, a Jewish simagogue ia fea­ will eventually win the ac# of tures Corp.) On Critical List Earlier a procession led by further.” He said buildings ap- naw's St. Mary's Hospital. It said: the building lowering the danger tured on a stamp. Episcopal Church will be at the tramps and both red kings to de­ for excavating, laying and road­ Developmefit Commission and teacher. ppovoved now would not be ready un- of asphyxiation to the chicks. work. Franciscan Monies portrayed the “ Don't forget our date for An­ The Neve Shalom synagogue of usual hours: Holy Communion at feat the contract. successor to Dr. Albert A. Prelhelt . The Rev. Mr. Socikwa is mar­ walk of Jesus and his disciples to tU IMS. 1! Allen, bus}' in hia poultry houses mAniMAN AT STANUCT To Set Healing on the advisory board of health. ried and haa two. children. Hia John Kiselica, 35, of 633 W. napolis hop in 1961. If \-ou like Paramaribo recently celebrated ✓ 8 a.m., choral festive Eucharist at Now go back to the first trump New Britain, March 31 (A5 — the house where the last supper The bills would authorize the rugged men count on Jim or curly- (he has one of the largest plants 125th anniversary. However, tne 10 a.m. ' The board of directors will con­ wife, who is a nurse, and the chil­ Middle Tpke., is still listed in crit­ bond iasuea for new buildings, trick and see what happens If West John C. Cairns has been named was eaten. Becau.se the Arab headed Mike." It was signed. "Jim In town) could not be reached for Jewish community In Surinam was There will be no church school takes the ace ef trumps ImraTediate- sider fixing a date for public hear­ dren live in Johannesburg. ical condition iq Hartford Hospi­ land acquisition, renovation a.nd and Mike " a statement but nillip H. Isham. session and no YPF meeting. Hor­ scene, the minuet and a ballet ohairman of the board of the ings on the appropriations. The service will be conducted by tal today. He suffered multiple kingdom of Jordan and the Slate started in 1639. At one time, there ly. South m sy«very well decide Stanley Works. He had been preel- Firemen Squelch of Israel have been at war for 13 coastruction of auxiliary Mtvice Both bo>-s tned for Annapolis. his insurance agent, who waa at was an autonomous Jewish state, ace Sellers will play the pipe or­ scene from the fairy opera, “ Hie The directors will consider ac­ the men of the church. Taking injuries, including the loss of his faeflities at the four colleges. the scene, said damage would not Magic Flute." Oiarts on the life to play dummy’s queen of spades dent of the hardware manufactur­ cepting Arthur H. Illing Junior left leg, on March 13 when a large years Jerusalem Is divided and the Jim's eyesight kept him out Now called the Jewish Savannah, in the gan as usual. on the next round of trumps in­ part will be Russell V. Hughes. A. The land situation at W)iUman- he's studying in a university in run over $500. He did not know A coffee hour will be held In of Mozart are displayed giving in­ ing company since 1050. Howard High School, the renovations pro­ Blaze in Woods Wlnthrop Ballard, the Rev. John earth moving machine he was op­ procession could'not complete its intenor of Surinam. It had ita own stead of finessing the nine. If he L. Richardson, exscutive Vice festive walk. The procea.sion be­ Uc State College was described by Germany. Mike made It, and Is a the number of chicks killed but army, courts, administration, etc. Phelps Hall, immediately follow­ formation on his life, selectloiM gram in Barnard Junior High R. Neubert, pastor, and O. E. erating toppled off the Wilbur It would appear very few had been. from his music and ahowing in­ does so, he will make the contract president since 1900, was elected School and eight older elementary Cross highway onto Hartford gan on the Arab side and should i ■ Sanders and many of the Ie0sla- senior at Annapolis. Other values include Masonry ing the 10 a.m. service. This will The point is that If you refuse Firemen from both the Eighth Stanford. Miss Elizabeth D. Neu­ toTi aa the most critical. Spokes­ And the date which was ar­ be held every Sunday at this hour. struments used by a symphony yecterday to succeed Cairns ak achdols. bert will be organist. ‘ Ave. in Wethersfield. end on the Israeli side at the place Building, 20 cents; Legislative the first trump tri9k, declarer Is president. District and Town Co. 1 respond­ Police theoiized that the steer­ where tradition says was the site men said the college will eoon be ranged for them in infancy .Manchester Evening Herald Co- Council, so oenta, and Building of The pui^se of the coffee hour is orchestra in playing bis music. At the same time, the directors Breakfast will be served by the hemmed In and unable to expand is being kept in maturity and himbta correspondent .Mrs. Don­ to offer opportunity for members will consider authorizing applica ed to a fire in the woods to the men after the servipe. ing mechanism of the marh''-» of the last'Slipper. 1790, 70 cents. tion for state grants toward the failed, causing It to swerve, crash In the afternoon the Latin unless the parcel of adjacent land today Nancy and her mother ald R. Tuttle, telephone .ACadetny And where is. Surinam? Aw, and others to get acquainted. It is MaBcheater Bhreoliig Herald B*> rear of 281 Adams St. at 9:46 this fly from Willow Rim Airport to 8-S4SS. bron cerrespoadent, Susan B. Illing and Barnard projects. through a bridge railing and Patriarch of Jerusalem presided now available la bought by the look it up yoilrself. sponsored by the YPF. morning. According to Patrolman the ocean, could automatically state. Waahlngtcm. D.C. to meet Mrs. Pendleton, telepbone AOndemy S- The Illing School application will plunge 18 feet to the road below. over the ceremony of Washing of P.O. Move Slated be based on 850 pupils at $700 each, Kenneth Barker who was at the measure a variety of conditions Kiselica waa pinned in the over­ feet commemorating the great act Projects Included in the capital McMahon, and Nancy will dance TIm Frames S454. The Hebron post office is slated ENJOY YOUR EASTER SUNDAY DINNER said ' General Manager Richard scene, some children had been seen and. on sig’nal, transmit tape- turned machine. It took the efforts of humility by Christ at the last Improvements bill include: Saturday night at the annual Mid­ Woman in Bavaria Contrary to the opinion held by to move to U« new quarters Fri­ shipmen's Easter Ball with Mike HOMES FOB AGED BONDS Martin, resulting in $29,750 a year in the area before the fire started, recorded data to research vessels. of eight men to pry him free. supper. Central Connecticut College (to­ some collectors who never have day evening. It will be open at AT THS eALA DECOKATEO for 20 years, or $595,000. and he thought they may have' tal 34.314.400)—health and physi­ aa her partner. entered a stamp competition, Hartford. March 31 (A>) — The Has Stigmata for the usual time Saturday. As be­ Directors will also be asked to been responsible for it. However, cal education building: finished there ia nothing to fear when en­ fore stated, it was built by Alfred Senate’s State Development Com' they could not be found or Identi­ mittee .yesterday -approved two authorize transfer of $85,000 from Cobraa," Lions Boarded S5th Year in Row countering the frames for the first Goldstein of Paradise Farm, He­ the Illing School bond fund to the fied. time. bron, and trill be leased by the bills thatw ould authorize addi­ NUTMEGGER HOUSE Yesterday morning, firemen tional . bonding for moderate In­ town’s general fund, for payment of New York—A new animal hotel Tlyr'frame, it aecma. will fight Post Office Department, Washing­ NeWINGTON b ^ d maturities, and transfer of from Town Co. 3 were called to at Idlewild Airport has overnight (Continued from Page One) back when being set up—but ton, D.C. come housing and housing for the the rear of the North Methodist FOR RENT aged.' One bill would provide $17 $36,324 from the Interest on invest­ 8 and 18 nwn. Movie Projectors accommodations for just about any that’a done by the exhibition com­ Mozart Rehearsed 94 MARKET SQUARE (Next to Post Offiea) ment of the Illing bonds to the gen- Church at 300 Parker St., where kind of critter. You can board a Neumann and pray before her cot­ mittee, brave lads. After that, It's A special Mozart program ia be­ million for 1,600 units of moderate sparks from an incinerator had —«ooBd or eileat, alee S3 mm. tage and in the local church. income housing and the other 86 SERVINO A T 1:00-SK)0 aod 5:00 P M . eral fund. ■Bde projectors. turkey overnight for 25 cents, a simple for the competitor. You ing rehearsed Mondays and Thurs­ Sewer Ratra ignited a field of grass. Although American servicemen and ciylliani simply select the nine best pages million for housing for the elder­ FOB RESEBVATIONS CAIX MOhawk 6-4467 lion or a tiger for 84. and a sackful days weekly at the Hebron ele­ (Baa. Benlaager, Host—Edward Helsteeky, Chef. The sewer rates proposed by the the field burned over, there was m WELDON DRUG CO. of cobras for only $1. Recently a were- among them. from your album, preferably on a mentary school. Mrs. Wills Su- ly. The bills now go to the leg­ no other damage. In past years, as many as 10,- single topic, and place the pages islature’s finance committee. sewer department and approved 881 Mate Bt TeL Ml 8-5821 baby elephant was put up for the prenant, special music teacher, di­ by the ^neral manager in his night. 000 have gathered in this Bavarian in groups of three on the three recting. It wiU be presented in the village near the Czechoslovakian mounting strips attached to the budget recommendations for 1961- Buoy May Send Data elementary school auditorium 62 raise the charges for use of border on (3ood Friday. A quarter front of the frame. Then a aheflt May 16, and will include choral of a million persons are estimated of thin plastic is placed over the sewers from 50 per cent of the Bergen, Norway — Scientiitz and instrumental selections, dram­ water use charges to 75 per cent, at Bergen University are work­ to have seen her apparent stlgma- exhibit—and jxju're In. atization of a 'Viennese Oourt easier bags ,ta since 1926. This ia mentioned merely be­ ENJOY EASTER DINNER Directors must ratity these ing on instrumentation of an an­ The Catholic Church has never rates before they become effective chored buoy which, submerged in cause some collectors did not ex­ WALT DISNEY’S AT THE van raalte published an official opinion recog- hibit at MANPEX last year . . EAST nizing-Miss Neumann's experience, of vinyl foam they feared the frame like the ‘‘SWISS FAMILY OPEN TONIGHT but it has also never discredited tax collector. the agonies she suffers on Good And for the Fancy Dana of ^Windsi Wagon Wheel Restaurant nylon gloves 1 Friday .after the stigmata beginsPhilately, there ia the 30xM in. Tonight ROBINSOr DINNERS FROM 12.75 "A Woman Who Sews ! to appear during Lent. poster board for attaching stamps, Sat-Snn. In color 2:40-6:05-9:20 covers and what not to dress up $ 4 .9 8 * John Wayne, Fabian Plus: '"nie Hound That Orbit Trv Fails the display. These lads don’t al- RESERVATIONS T E L JA S-9687 Has Nice Clothes!" (A) PERT shortie with a new wa}'s win—but they have fun. “North To Alaska” lliought He Wm A Raccoon" till 9 :0 0 In color 1:45-5:10-8:80 FASHIONS BEGIN WITH tailored cuff . . .• stars ON SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY ■Vandenberg Air Force Base. tVeli; It’s Just a month until These bags lead the Easter Calif., March 31 ()P) — Discoverer MANPEX-2 at the Whlton Me­ Color o Jonn Collins ROUTE 9—ROCKY HILL fresh and bright the And Every, Friday Night! XXII, first of its kind equipped to morial Library (April 29-30). The “ Esther and The EXTRA! "Patterson-Jobansson quick-rinse way. Comes take directions from the Earth, publicity is out, published in every King” Fight Pictures" popularity parade . . . and in tarragona, white or failed to go into orbit after a paper in the state. Requests for Box Office Opens at 6:15 perma parfait . . . sizes Our iaster Assortment Of smooth launching yestlVday. frames.are coming in as well as re­ Contteuous perfoimanoe Satur­ TiS r FABRICS no wonder! They're cloud It wga the first failure in 'the quests for cachets. Call it biased day etaiting at 10:80 AJd. 6 to 7 4 . last six shots of the Discoverer opinion, if you will, but we believe light vinyl foam, fabulous­ CANOY •STUFFED TOYS satellite series. The Air Force said the exhibition this year will sur­ SILK COTTON $ 1.98 only that there waa a mechanical- pass the succeesful show last year. ly scuff and spot resistant. i malfunction. EASTER TABLEWARE Discoverer XXII carried the A Few Notes y. h » 1 .7 5 Yard 5 0 c They come high or wide . . . heart of an embryo chick, human The Hungarian Post Office has (B) DRAMA in the new bone joint cells and live brain tis­ issued a set of 10 itamps—a Zoo big or''little . . . tailored or shirred mid-arm length. BASKETS sues from embryo chicks. They .set—depicting animals in the »CEUOFHANE Budapest Zoological Gardens . . . VILLA MARIA HOTEL RAYON PRINTS Choice of mandarin gold, were to be part of a continuing SOUTH GLASTONBURY teat of radiation effects on living To celebrate the 250th anniversary TONIGHT! ENOS SUNDAY! ALL COLOR eased in muted colors or topaz, tarragona, blue, BRASS »JELLY BEANS matter. The plan was to eject and of the birth of the Swedish painter ONE MILE OFF NEW LONDON TURNPIKE ivory parma parfait or Yard 6 6 C Yard 6 5 C vibrant shades. try to recover the satellite's cap­ FOR A DELIGHTFUL wheat. Sizes 6 to 7V^. sule. •Subject to 10';% Federal Excise BLOVES CLIP-ON HATS Tax. $2.98 RECORD EXTREMES Windsor Locks. March 31 (/P)— MANSFIELD! ^ o b is u i, (D in m k , FIN-ON FLOWERS • VEILS March 1961 makes its exit today, IJCT. im.WIUIMAWTICcrt M y leaving behind a record of extreme OPEN TONITE to 9 weather changes. The U..S. Weath­ Friday-Saturdoy-Sunday For Rosofvationi CaN MEdford 3-9431 Is Most Complete! er Bureau said temperatures ranged from three below_ zero at ly O G S Norfolk on March 18 tS 73 on b a u - March 28. MNMMAnMNKwM TONIGHT and ALL DAY SATURDAY Doom crabgrass the day you seed REG. ISc PACKAGE -iw a STANLEY Cheney Hall, Hartford Rd. a Dally Noon to 9—Saturday 10 to 6 WARNER . FREE PARKING FOR 100 OARS! One-day way to EASTER STATEIM Extra (at 6:80 p.m.) "DOG ef FLANDERS" eelor-Davld laidd van raalte seamless nylons WALT DISNEY'S CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A..M. FRI. and SAT, "Swiss Family Robinson" DoOr Open At 10:00 AJM. ° improve your lawn "DALMATIANS" At 11:10-1:85-4:03-6:85-9:10 in micro mesl” L GRASS U3DT 8 In ^ech. 2:00. 6:80, 9:80 t Plus: “The Hound .That It doesn’t take hard work or e j^ rt skill to transform a fimstrat- Thought .He Was A Raccoon" R. Soott, "Commanche Bta.” WALNUT RESTAURANT Technicolor iF t T B 7 WALNUT STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. ing lawn into a satisfying one. It doesn’t even take a lot of time. 5 1 . 1 5 Sat. foatinnoot from isise • (}ate Opens 6:15—Sbriis T • For ReMrvatiohe: Call Manchrater, lintcheU 8-80)0 SAVINGS ...come thare the FUN and' EXCITEMENT TONIGHT and ALL DAY SATURDAY Sun. ( ontinu»u» from t p.m. In just one afternoon you can keep crabgrass from plaguing you REG. 29c P9CKAGE of thi« ONEderful NEW All-Cartoon Featurel s o o n ; .WONDEBri'L "BEN HL'B” Friday Evening Special! again this year, and plant that better lawn you want. The answer Read Herald Advs. In addition to our regular to crabgrass is h alt8®. It lies in wait, kills crabgrass as it sprouts. EASTER menu we’ll be featuring our ■m Lenten Sea Food dinners, Y et HALTS lets good grass sprout unharmed, so you can sow all­ A $ 4 . 9 5 served with soup, salad, po­ perennial Scotts seed the same day. Non-burning tu rf builder* NAPKINS ENJOY tato, vegetable, desisert and WI1HOUR « beverage. completes the job, gives new and established grass the protein­ building, nutrition it needs to thrive. _ Easter Sunday Menu BIG DIVIDEND! TONIGHT and ALL DAY SATURDAY APPHrnZBRS RfiG.49cROXOF8 Shrimp Cocktail, Freeh Fruit (jup, Tomato Juice, Italian Antl- Ask us about the Scotts guarantee... paato, Celery. Ollvea, Marinated Herring. Choice of soup: 'a better lawn or your money back! ' i Ea.'iter time or any­ Mineetrone, Chicken with Rice. Reliah tray, Salad, choice, of And Grew and Grew and Grew! time— you and your dressing. » * Wa l t D iSN iv'S Not only do you keep building your eavtegs Chocolate family will enjoy din­ BAKED EASTER HAM ...... $2.95 ing here. W e' have a through regular additions . . . we regularly Manchester's Leading Scott Dealers i * proportioned lengths complete choice,of din­ ROAST STUFFED NATIVE TURKEY, add to them, too! Savings grow extra big, liiii 0neHim4iid«»«0ne ■ • short ners to suit your taste, cranbBnysauea ...... $2.95 extra fast when you eave at Mianchester’a • average BUNNIES plus beautiful sur­ BROILED SIRLOIN STEAK ...... $3.95 oldest financial institutioh. • tall roundings and superb Dalmafidns, IROILED PRIME HLET MIGNON STEAK . $3.95 service add up to un­ TbeWhOOLpR* I (iUBRENT ANNUAL URSEN’S BUSH Run-resist micro-ihesh nylons surpassed dining pleas­ W HOLE BROILED LOBSTER. buttBr souea S3.2S DIVIDEND . . . in the smartest, newest COMING SOON! AnoHwr FAIRWAY STORE ure every time FRESH LOISTER MEAT SAUTE...... $3.25 noxt to rim new Popular Market HARDWARE, Inc. HARDWARE CO. shades for Easter. Long wear­ VEA^ SCALLOPINI; frtth pmnhrooffls ing, leg-flattering . . . and and poppM’i ...... $3.00 34 DEPOT SQUARE, MANCHESTER ' 793 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER because you love nice things, WORU> lith' GREEN IBSKWnBgllMr you'll adore Oiese. STAMPS PLUS VEAI, CUTLET FARMIGIAN PHONE MI 9-5274 PHONE MI 3-4121 wMi MoaornHa efiOMa...... $2.95 12 NOON ^ ____ FOR PROMPT FREE DELIVERY FOR PROMPT FRipE DELIVERY AVEY’S To a P.M. WALT HORSE Choice of PoUtoes and VegeUblez: French Fries, Whipped 3 l 7 d FAIRWAY SUNDAY PoUtoea, Potatoes Au Gratin, Creamed Onions, New Peas, DiS n e v String Beans Marinara, Coleslaw. O fIN WEDNCSDAY, -rHURiSGAY. H U D A Y T IU tF M . e » K A o r m a n c h e b t e r b b a n o ^ o f f ic k —B4>um g i, Co v e n t r y Bring your lawn preblonu to our Lawn Program Adoioor*. They have the Choice of Deiwert: Aararted Flee. BpuBtonlj Sherbet, N)it BoU. WED.I • v m x FOB HAPPY” m U "Bwnr* mt ( hnaw-mow and the expwienee to help you aelueoe the kind of lawn you want " O FEll MONDAYvniBSD^AY, SATURDAY T IU B P.M. f - l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1961 PAGE rOCE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1961 PAGE FIVE CSiurch in South Windsor, liturgy the extent we should worry about Services Sel begiiming at 7 p.m. and eonehid- S«lect your Easter jilant Bolton anything in our complex and de­ Youngsters Hunt ing with MaSa;' Sacrad Heart from our fine colleraon. . The manding lives. It is certainly waste­ For LoY* EcKtor Shoppora, Mariaw*i Church in Vanon, vigil of Bastar, pay cash and take it with ful to worry about things and situa­ For Easter Eggs TV-Radio Tonight On Saturday beginning at 10:M p.m.; B t Mau- tions about which we can do -noth­ Sl104^ Dopartmont Is Wall Stoehoill rice's ^ u rc h in BolUm, vigil of you at a 20% saving. Each Scouts Finish Doctor Says ing. The E*«ter Era Hunt, Eaatar, beginning - - at 10:90 pjn. plant wrapped in gay Still more wasteful is it to inflict •pcmaor«d by the Junior Chamber Holy Saturday aenrtcaa at Man­ and oonciuding with Mldnli^t Easter attire including bow our habit of worrying on others un­ chester and area churchea will In- Ml and S t Bemard’a Church 245 Baskets B y HAROLD THOMAS HYMAN, less we're prepared to make a of Commerce, the Parent-Teach- in ItockvUle, vigU of Bastar, be­ tie. YOUR BEST BUY sincere effort to do something era Aasoclatlon and the Holy Name Television clbda vigiia to maik the final 5I.D. ginning at 10:45 pjn. IN EASTER POfTED about a worrisome situation. Society of St. Jame*’ Church, t:00 Bit S Theater

I , ^ ' / „ f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1961 P A G E SE V E N llA N cteT E B EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY. MARCH 81. 1961 r A O B flIV wlU accommodate , 800 students, a t, F ln t South Windsor expandable to 1,200 at an estimat­ 'own Defendant ftH tw 9 t t Om m Uattad ICatScM C oven try A Tboocht f«r Today Tha wissllns Is hr tiM ed cost of 31,800,000. fUmrlffEtrr defletaBdiM Is tha spotlictat. FrIsBdIy G b ds PTA to Hcm Berger - In $12,000 Suit State Seeks fcy II One United NstSna defldescy Is Tba Raw. Mr. The Avery St. PTA will meet m ad Sunrise Service FORMAL WEAI Wapping Fair Eonimg l|mdd o f BoKan Osns ragatlonal Tueeday at 8 p.m. at the school. A lawsuit la being brought that tt IMS BO recognttsd. estab­ I W0I Bpaak aa EASTER PLANTS MoreVoice Tba ooiqpls Donald Berger, district repre­ T M j m m « t lished. tatertsUaRSl poBco force Slated at 5:30 k v ' 4 against the town and a town em­ naiALi) nosTJSO co.. tsc. Tbs srorid has been blessed with B Jajpaa w1 TO RENT sentative of Little League, will be U atm*U m n€i of iU oven to cope wttli sttnstkias inlaMnnary. Splits Prof ploye, Antonio Petricca, by Robert KaaekMWr, Oaoa. many noble man and womgn, peo­ the gucat speaker. David <^asa- • LILIES • GARDENIAS where Its own pt^clBg antharity Is In Welfare ple wboee very preeenee has been Tbs tin"***' Baster sunrise strv* Manbara ara rsmtndad ta bzlas vant of ^ I z e b u b Rd., manager F. Fritz Jr. In connection with an ajMnedictkMi .to the race, people Ice of . First Oongregationel old Chriabnas cards for tba Ladiar of the South Windsor Little required, or where tt Itself may AaaodatlOB mlsstoBary projact to b e a s o n a b u b b a t e s Names Slate accident which occurred May 10. ( Hartford. March II tTV—Pas- w lo bake discharged their duty Church wiU be conducted at 5:80 League for the past four years 1960, at Bridge St. and Avon St. • TULIPS • AZALEAS ftandad OetPbw 1. 1 1 rote to exerrlse it. “nie resuK' Is tba April 4 assslcn m a n g h e s t e b 1 that would prorlda faithfully and well, people, who m.m. by the Senior Pilgrim Fel* will be present and take part in Ehitz, drl'vlng his father’s car, thOdUthai Brarr *'■■■•. C sc^ I that eadi police mlaaion. like that | have, endured affliction patiently, BAST HABTFOBD Hie "Wepplng Fair Amodatlon the question and answer period. ^ *;|!r. the Congo, depends upon . vigiJthe state with g r s a t e ^ t r o l w r lowabip on the grounds of the borne Advwt&Mniciit— was Involved In ^ collision with a • HYACINTHS • HYDRANGEAS pcojde wbo have made full pro^ WEST HABTFOBD (WFA) "cut the melon" and elect­ The nominating conunlttee, un­ town-owned truck driven by Pe­ Chas XaU Maser lame. T on S ««- «nrtOnt. in which ««• ‘t glre. tolo^ of their mlnlstiy, and have TmM n f Pr. end Mrs. Lotna.AJMaeLaaa MdOaaay Lomber. MI I-S141. HARMAC I on Monument HUL The pnbUc is ed neW offleen at the annual meet­ der the chairmanship of Mrs. Ben­ tricca. fast the form of sound words . . . Bolton Notch. Huadrsds ttmas ■OEM’S sad BOrS’ edict Kupchunoi, v^ l present' a tC B B O a m O H RATES .Secretary General Dag Hammar- »<»*««''"«»** »**• urged by cordially Invited to share In the fbr tbs home; Lumbar, Hardwara. ing of the group held Wedneeday Fritz, a minor, was thrown from • GERANIUMS •WAXDEG0N1AS skjold goes out and round. „ p a n | State Welfare Oommiaaloner Ber- in faith and love which is In ■late of officers for consideration. the car, hla father claims,, and Jesus Christ.'* They have done service. Mason. ElactrlcsL PhimbtBg, Foal night at the Wapping Community Tear ...... The youth group vrlll sponsor an Nominations will be accepted from suffered a brain concussion and » < 2 1 emergency posae from among tl»e J authortaa notable ecrvice. their, warfare has Oil. Open 8 am. to 5 p.m. Houm. Because of good weather, the floor. BtJW .eesea^esee* * Easter breakfast In tbia church other Injuries. IfS BC kS eaaaeoeeee S Sb i member nationa who happen to be the state welfarr department to been accompUited, their course attendance and matuigement at - Siren Teat Scheduled • Robert F. BTltz Sr., acting on his Ponticelli's Greenhouses I moat aympatbetic to the United set uniform ataadarda on the dia- flnished, and their race run. vestry afUr the service to which the pubUc is Invited. There will be last year’s fair, the melon was a Civil Defense (CD) sirens will son’s belttlf, claims $2,000 dam * 433 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ----- j Nationa policy invoived. or who ' trlbution of local welfare' funda. There remains stlU very much fat, juicy one, and uncountable In­ be tested April 8. nve Wapping ages,______amaattaches a< the town and member o r ' % „ to be done; and it is your wo ' a nominal charge. TtekeU may be IJMla^l > n s - c t t i. THE AflBOCIATED BTLfcaB _ _ happen to hare the right kind of : was the subject of a hearing yea- dividuals will Indirectly receive a Center siren will be sounded at Petricca for $12,000. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK i terday before, the legUlature'a and mine. The arbole Christian bad at tbs door. The AaMdaud Prese s esi:luiSTetr troops available. The drawback is The church will have two moru' 4# HOUBS AT FAFNIB slice. noon; the idarm on SulllVEUi Ave. to tlM BM Of f»tWboCt i BM CC I public welfare and humane tnstl- Church U a mUMonary organiza Thompson Boats Most, If not all, association at 12:30 p.m.; and the siren In lAM LOSES BID all news dispetebes credited M S or ing worship services Sunday. The Naw Britain. March 31 un—A that each nation which then sup- i tutlons committee. tion. Where the woik is doesn't members belong to Wapping Pleasant 'vidley at 1 p.m. New Haven, March 31 (JP) not otSereMe credited tt MM make any difference. And if It be Identical services will be held at 40-hoar work w«ek 'will bo re­ YOU’VE BEAD ABOUT TUEM « d atto the loeal aew* popUMwd be^_ plies troops is Ukely to think It The state now pays SO per cent, sumed for an amployea Monday at Grange. Realizing that the 'melon' CD Director Everett J. Miller bid by the International Associa­ an riclits at repobBceiVSi ef speda] about 14 million a year, toward not the priesthood of the people, 9:30 and 11 a.m. There will be YOU’VE HEARD ABOUT THEM tion of Machinists to be bargain­ dMpaSciMa herein are also reserred. also obtaliis some veto over what tha Fbfulr Baarlag Oo. The action, might spoil in transit, the group has announced that. the group Are YOU prepared to meet your God?—Read Amos 4:12. the cost of all general assistance of all the people, to "publish good no seaekms of tbs church sdieol needs a great deal of additional ing agent for employee of the Olln its troops may be doing, and what Beater but children are urged to tba company said yesterday, was approved money distribution of >ldl eerdee eUnt e l H E A. Berr- vrelfare aid provided by the towns. tidings,'* to do justly, to love profits, help If it la to be prepared for a Mathleson Chemical Ck)rp.’s nu Do YOU know the way to heaven?—Read Acts 16:31. J a r policies they may be Implement- mercy, and to walk humbly before attend one of the church aerviees prompted ^ Inerrassd orders dur­ Now See Them At Th* Administration costs are now ing tha fln t quartar o f tba year. Walter G. Foster, a Foster St. real emergency. Realdents who clear fuels division was defeated j £ 2 ' » i S ‘w s '^ IS E T n »?r - !tc* i ing So we hare had. in the Congo, borne entirely b>- the towns The God." then I have a totally wrong with their parents. wish to volunteer for clerical and yesterday In a vote among the During the sunrise service T te order affects an estimated dairy farmer, agreed to serve as What Does Lent Mean to YOU? Tbirk CJncego. Ddrctt e»d Boetee. continued withdrawals or threats proposed bill nrouU have the statglcenception of Christianity, 1,500 workers who havs been on a WFA president. Declining renom­ secretarial poslUoiu; all amateur ■workers. 'The tally was 227-185 tatXBEP. ACDIT btreac o r paying 50 per cent of those costs'*' The life of-* any Christian U a George Teomans will give the ser­ J^ad Isaiah 53:5 (predicted 700 years before fulfillment) CTBCCLATIOSB of withdrawal, by nations which, SO-bour week since last Septem­ ination becaitte of the press of E u id seirvice-trEdned radio operators; against the union. also. race, at times a warfare, but the mon; Richard WUcock, the prayer; MCBRIDE’S Sport Spot and Edl medical personnel Including Read alao 1 Corinthiana 15:3-4. in the midst of the operation, de- - ber. Another 3,800 employes ware business commitments was Rob­ The ides of sharing the adminis­ cause is good and the victory sure. David Eaton, the Scripture lesson; ert Burrlll, who has served as dentists, veterinarians, and mili­ Mary Ellen Ibemald, tha call to rstunied to the 40Jiour wedt ear­ laiMgisphicel errorso n apseerttg la ad- veloped some special reason for trative costs was d^gned to give Let it be our constant and earneet lier this year. Mov^ ON oisrwv - ' president of the group for the past tary medics are urged to contact oartumnents______ssdaaher i iisdkig nistur disliking It relief to the sute's larger citlee endeavour, the ruling passion of worship and beiHkUetion. l^lra three years. CD on any Monday evening from RANGE What Does Easter Mean to YOU? M Tbe Msnebester Erestta ReraM which carry most of the welfere Lome A. MacLean will play the This difficulty has not. to far, our lives, to finish 'the course with 7:80 to 9 p.m. on the aecond floor \ M l Read Bontans 0:23; John 11:25-26, and .Tolin 14:19. burden Joy, In faithfulness and courage, organ. Other new officers named to of Flra Department heiulquarters tMspiay sdT'rtlflng cVielnacVielng hrure: proved insuperable. Hammar- 16', 17', 19' RUNABOUT and baak up Foster In arranging the Pbr M«>4sr-1 P-m The Connecticut Public EMpen- that we may receive the crown j>f Easter aerviees at Second Con- on Bfillngtoa Rd. FUEL OIL Taeedsr—1 .p.oi. Moodsy skjold has lost some troops, but dituree Council, a private group rigtiteousnew. frega.Uonal Church will be held at 1961 fair Include William L. Seven Weloonied Welcome to Good Friday and Wednesdsr—1 p Toeedar. GASOLINE has been able to recruit others for. which ecrutinliee aad makes com Rev. Donald W. Greene 9:30 and a 11 am . Thera will be no THE 19' CABIN CRUISETTE Leonard of Manchester, first vice *nie Junior Woman’s Club held i|br ThttTedsy—1 P-n Wedmaaay. WHEEL CHAIRS president; Harry Lindgren, sec­ *er rrtdsr—t paa. hla posae. menu on spending proposals by St. Qeorge'a Episcopal Church church school sessions. The church an orientation and tea Monday eve­ Easter Sunday Services at Zion ibr Bsterdsr—1 P M- the sUU. said yeaUrday that it , Bolton would appreciate the loan of ALL BOAI^ DISPLAYED INSIDE ond 'Vice president; Le'vl T. Dewey, ning at the home of Mrs. Robert .Clacatfl*d deedllB*: tOrtO The second United Nations defi­ treasurer; Hannah Williams, cor­ m COOPER and HIGH STREETS, MANCHESTER Si9 of pebtlcstlea exeest supported the idea of Increased flowers for the services. Those de­ Craig of Overlook Rd., for new a w n ciency is pjore senouB. 'This con­ state control, over welfare spend­ ASK MORE ROUTE 8 FUNDS siring to bring flowers have been STARCRAFT 12’ CARTOP responding secretary; Dorothy menibera. Mrs. David Anderson, BANTLY OIL White, financial 'secretary; Good Friday Servic:e Tonight, March 81, at 3:80 cerns its lack of any independent ing but added that sharing the ad- Hartford, March 31 ■ 'JP>—Gov. asked to bring them early. Mrs. Richard Horafield, Mrs. Frank ( .nU’ \\), INC. —Lenten Sound Film on The Crucifixion at 7:15 P.M.—• Friday, March SI ministrativs coaU would mean an Walden Collins, * recording aecre- W, Lane, Mra. Stuait Marsh, Mrs. ■ ' power to finance such police force John N; Dempsey Is considering a Easter Masses at St. Mary's ALUMINUM BOAT~$155.00 ; 'I M\i\ ^1 iu:i; 1 outlay of half a million dollars remest to make an additional Church win be celebrated at 7:30, iary; William L. LranEud, super- Harry Richards, Mrs. Rodney «A. operations. It has to depend on a PLUS TAX and TRANSPOBTA'TION intmdent of commercials; Harry EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES. APRIL 2: FutasUe Heirioon Spokesmen for the local Wel­ $31.5 million available for the con­ 9:30 and 10:30 a.m.; and at St. Shuart and Mrs. Joseph Vono. Charter Member of Two Kiwanis Cluhs TEL. MItclicll 9-4595 system of sm feeing the expenses fare Administrators Association struction and reconstruction of Joseph's Church in Eaglevnie at Welles, superintendent of grounds; Sunrise Service. Sunrise Service on “Zion Heights”—6:00 A.M. * Perbapa the erentnal verdict on of such an operation among its of Connecticut urged defeat of the Route 8 from the Naugatuck town 8:30 a.m. Oressa Barter, catalogue chadr- When Hartford Klwanlz Club celebrated Its 45th birthday yesterday, E. J. Holl of Manchester waq FOB YOUR CONWENIEXCE IVE WILL BE A sunrise service for the com­ ^ven the honor of opening the meeting. He Is a charter member of both Hartford and Manches­ ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 the actkB of the SEATO eonfer- member nationa on the basis of bill, saying that giving aid to the line at Waterbury to Torrtngl^n. To Talk on Japan man; and ESmore Burnham, pub­ munity will be held by Our Savior licity. ter clubs, and Hartford la Manchester’s parent club. The Kiwanlans first attended a service at Regular Festival Service— 10 A.M. with Holy 0 )cm on the subject of Laos win be needy has long been handled lo­ Representatives from area to^^-ns The Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Lutheran Church, Easter morning their normal contributions to nor­ cally. OPEN EVENINGS TO 9 P.M. Elected to the board of direc­ Christ Church Cathedral before its luncheon In the church parish house. Hermsm Heck (left), presi­ Communion. ftot the United States and the made the request' in a meeting Chandler of Bolton will speak at at 6 o’clock on the church site on dent of Manchester Klwanls Club, led a delegation from town attending the meeting. John J. Ger­ mal UN expenditures. But Individ­ with the Governor yesterday. an open meeting at 8 p.m. April 4 . For Sale tors were, Edwin Barber, Wallace siportd were ihicky the conference' Graham Rd. The outdoor service ard. president of Hartfoi^ Klwanls Club, Watches HoU open the meeting. (Herald photo by Sater- Easter Evening Service— 7:00 P.M. ual nations who dislike the nature JOBLESS CLALM8 DROP . HaU and Roger Spencer, for three- will take plEu:e on the hill over­ aune np wrltli a soft proclamation of the operation Involved have Hartford.. March 31 OF)—The or Rent year terms; Ray Livermore, AgtMS looking the entire valley. There nls). ______State Labor Department reporta Smith and Ralph Wetherell Jr., for No Sunday School aeaslon on account of Eaater Evening Featlvnl gf the bough one Secre­ been refuebig to contribute their will be organ accompaniment for FOOD SALE Service at 7:00, for Sunday School and Congregation, with spednl a drop in the number of unem­ SPORT two years; and. Roger Williams, the music which will include sing-' at 9:10, and 10:30 a.m. in the Injuries in the first two months tary «r state Dean Rusk was aup- proper share. Until just now, this liOmUne Johnson and EHeanor Traffic Deaths Dip order and attendance awards. ployment compensation claima in mCDICRL ing of the Hallelujah Chonu. "The chunch hall. this year and said 468 of 782 cities SpouMtred by Senior Choir poaeAy aeekiag. Spencer for year terms. reporting hr.d no traffic deaths. has been mainly a policy of the Connecticut for the week ended SPOT Witness of the Tomb*’ will be the Bulletin Board CThicago, March 31 tiP)—The na­ . And that vardlct could hold, we March' 25. Claim! declined to 88,- MCBRIDE’S Hundred dollar donations from Oommunlst bloc. But now the PHflRmflCY sermon title. Cub pack 186 will hold a com­ SALVATION ARMY fbhiir even if the attuatiffio in' 092 from 89,553 the previous week, profits were voted -to the South tion’s traffic deaths In the first two ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Western nation of France has JSNNS.RMMLEI. MLS-414B 109 CENTER STREET— MI 9-8747 Hie regular Easter service of mittee meeting tpr all den moth­ 661 MAIN STREOT Tm«m MaaiVl deteriorate and ca- the departmoit said yesterday. Windsor Scholarship Association, Our Savior Lutheran Church will ers and committeemen Monday at months or 1961 were the lowest for Cooper and High Streets, Manchester, OOiui. joined the list of those refusing to Bridgeport led In the number of Wapping 'YMCA, Girl Scouts, Boy AMESITE DRIVES pand Into a fun war between our be held at 10:15 a.m. at the Wap­ 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Elise comparable period In 11 years, pay anything toward the coat of claims, with 9,985. Hartford was Scouts,^ and Little League. Wap­ says the National Safety CJouncll. SATURDAY. APRIL 1 All Welcome to Church Services apd Sunday School . . . two worlds, ^ven !rP that case. ping Elementary School. Special Maurer, 118 Highland Dr., in the AND Especially Such As Have No Church or Sunday School Homn the Congo operation, which French second with 9.398, and New Ha­ ping Grange receives 3200. Alloca­ mude will be supplied by the Woodland Park section of Wap­ The 2-month toll of 4,970 was 6 9:30 AJX. 8BATO la net the organisation to ven third with 7,489. tions of $25 each were made to the per cent lower than the 6,250 fa­ policy has never welcom e. Even T O trra SPECIALTY SHOP men's chorus as well as a recorded ping. AND A BLESSED EASTER: To aH returned sendee men nad light such a war, any more than local Volunteer Fire Department part of the "Messiah,’’ "I Know talities on the highways In Jaiju- PARK AREAS Wide variety of baked goods In­ should ether nations, led by our­ 891 MAIN ST.—NEXT TO GAS COMPANY McCONVILLPS FOR EASTER FLOWERS----- and to five churches: Wapping The American Legion Auxiliary cluding Irish bread. Also greet­ women, to any and all of the Manchester area. In the name K really was the organlzatloin to That My Redeemer Lives.” Por­ will meet April 5 at 8 p.m. in the ary and February last year and of our Risen tevlor and Friend, Christ selves, prove willing to make up Community, First Congreg*atlonal, tions of the "Messiah” will be compared with the previous low of Cnishtd Driveway ing cttrds. meet and issue a communique of Our Savior lutheran, St. Francis Community Hall on Main St. ^ is deficit In order to preserve th« played before worship. "The Mean­ School Menu 4,719 for the first two months of aaiy Mnd about Laoa. United Nationa aa a live, function­ of Assisi, and Wlndsorville Metho­ ing of the Resurrection” 'WlU be the The school Ivmcheon menu next 1950. Council officials said severe Gravel, Stone and Sand ~Most of ua havs hardly looked ALL dist. sermon title for this service. The week includes: Monday—beef and snowstorms in the East in January ing world organism, and keep thta Next WFA meeting will be on contributed to this year’s low toll. Guaranteed Satisfaction at SEATO atnoe the late John Foe- S'HLL TIME usual nurserj' facilities will be gravy sandwich, buttered green 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY' psrtlrular United Nationa opera­ April 14 at 8 p.m. at the Wapping Traffic accidents killed 2,320 In ter Dnllea created it aa another available. '• Deans, cranberry sauce, jam sand­ tion, in the Congo going, the threat liol)*iiol REASONABLY Community House. At this meet­ Sunday School. Junior and Adult wich, fruit; Tuesday — meat and February, 2 per cent lower than In M. E. FRENCH GO. part of the alliance patchwork involved would remain permanent. ing the planning groundwork will Bible study will be held at the noodle casserole, buttered spinach, February last year, and 2,650 In ■ A I J I < ^ be started for the coming fair, January. The council estimated with whidi ha wraa aeeking to gir­ Next time a United Nations police usual time of 9 a.m. wheat bread and butter, gelatin; Coyentry-^Phone PI 2-7161 PRICED! which has been held on the Satur­ Wednesday — soup and crackers, 200,000 persons suffered disabling dle the globe. We haven't looked action Is considered, the question TO SHOP day after Labor Day In previous The Rev. William LoriiVieir of First Congregational CIHiurch will egg salad sandwich, cake; Thurs­ at It becauaa it baa never done of who is going to bo willing to years. AMESITE day—baked luncheon- meat, mashed anything. EVERYWHERE IT’S JUST Groundbreaking Set have “Life After Death” as Ws pey may have to be coneidered LOBSTER ON FRIDAY POHED PLANTS sermon topic at the 9:30 a^d '11 potatoes, buttered peas, rolls and Onca are look at It again, we first, not later, and that veto of Tulips ...... 25c a blossom A moment many people have a.m. church service. The PYF butter, cookies; Friday—spaghetti Select your Easter plant realize, again, that it was ne\-er EVENING been waiting for wUl occur Satim- and tomato and cheese sauce, the purse may prove the most will omit Its meeting on Sunday from our fine collection, DRIVES cut out to be able to do anything. Hyacinths .., 50c a blossom .HYDRANGEAS day afternoon at 2:30 when ground evening. The Sunday School chil­ wedge of lettuce and dressing, powerful of all political weapons is broken for the new South peanut butter and jam sandwich In the first place, thta thing ie But Here lt*» dren will have an Easter bresdefast pay cash and take it with ^ FIRST IN QUALITY Experience In the United Nations. | Windsor High School on Nevers at the church at 8:30 a.m. and fruit. Milk la served with all you at a 20% saving. Each named the South East Asia Treeiiy \ Orchids...... $3.00 and up Rd. meals. SAVE Is Our As It must have Its, own police ; • CINERARIAS Dayhraak Service plant wrapped in gay ^ FAIREST IN PRICE Best Organlation. It has eight mem­ force. Internationally recruited and BROILED Carlo PrestUeo, chairman of the Obaervances\at Wapping Com­ Corsages .... $ 1.00 and up • Public Building Commission, VdU Advertisement— Easter attire including bow bers. Of these eight members, how- commanded, eo the United Nations, munity ChurchX on Easter will ^ FASTEST SERVICE Guarantee many are located In South Shut OBSTER . GARDENIAS preside over the event. commence w lt^ a sunrise service EASTER PLANTS — hydran tie. YOUR BEST BUY must have Its own special. Inde­ Invited guests include the boards on Foster’s Httf at 5:30 a.m. spon­ geas, gardenias, tulips, lilies, rose IN EASTER POTTED Connecticut’s Leading Paving Contractor Aala? Preciaely apeaking, only L Bouquets .... $1.00 and up plants, and azaleas. Corsages— pendent, and uncontested w-orld of selectmen, education and fi­ sored by the Junior PYF to which mie, which la Thailand. nance; Henry Fairchild of Kane everyone Is Invited. Other serv­ carnations, roses, orchids, garde­ 20 PLANTS, taxing power. It stands, in these A-LA-HOB-NOB Azalea Plants ^ M UM S nias and spring corsages. Bou­ CASH and % CARRY and Fairchild, architects; Wad- O f thb-eight members of this two respects, much where the ices are at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. South East Aslan alliance, how ( O u r Own Special $2 a pot and up hams and May, Hartford con­ Junior PYF meeting will be quets and cut flowers. 'Webster’s ON FLOWER FASHION United States of America stood COME SEE . . . COME SAVEI tractor; Supt. of Schools Merle B. omitted this week. Greenhouse, Ellington Road, Wap­ The THOMAS COLLA Co. many are Aslan nations? The an­ when It was experimenting with a Shrimp Stuffing) Woodmanaee; Ellsworth High Senior PYF will meet from 7 ping, MI 4-0717. . EASTEA by MiLIKOWSKI swer la that thrss of the eight confederation too loose to guaran­ Principal Henry J. Adams; Town to 9 p.m. for a business session and J A 2.5750 PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml 9 -5 2 2 4 members are Aslan nations. There SERVED WITH TOSSED SALAD, Counsel Eduin Lossman and worship service. Manchester Evening Herald 695 MAIN STREET tee its own survival. It must go FRENCH FRIED ONION RINGS, PLANTS Is Thailand, thers is Pakistan, We still have a wonderful selection of fa­ Town Treasurer John K. Cutler. Easter Masses at St. FTancls of lE'-outh Windsor correspondent El- forward, with specific regard to FRENCH FRIED POTATOES. .l.tore Burnham, telephone MI 9-5268 'NOT AFHLIATED WITH ANY OTHER x PAVING COMPANY’ which Is not In South East Asia, The building is scheduled for Assisi Church will be celebrated at the maintenance and financial ROLLS AND RUTTER mous name apparel that will make every boy McCONVlLLE'S completion In September 1962. It 7, 8, 9, 10:15, and 11:30 a.m., and 'Mitchell 4-0674. and there are the Philippines. support of a police force, In the Hie non-Aaian majority of five same direction we took whet\^we On the Concourse and girl look their finest on Easter morning. GREENHOUSES nations constats erf Australia, New chose between strengthening and Choose from the latest styles and colors. 302 Woodbridge St.—MI 9-5947 Zealand, whldi are at least locatdd ending pur national experiment. At the Parkade not too far away, and then Britain, OPEN EVENINGS France, and the United States. Opan All Day Easter Sunday- Aa for Laoe, the country whoae Cattins Time Charge Accounts Invited / fate SEATO met to consider, It is It It beginning to be seed-cut­ not even a member. Nor are the ting time on the potato farms of majority of Aalan nationa In tha the {Eastern seaboard. And, aa ORiAT Miw run on area membera. with other aspecta of what uaed to DIVflOFMINTf h It will be aa unfortunate day If be the noble profeialon of tilling Amarlcan policy in the Far East the aoll, the operation has gone ef­ HEAR! HERE! Here's The Answer To Your Summer e-ver r e ^ y finds Itself required to ficient and modem. The aeed can use this Strangs tnstnynent. and, now be cut by machines, which 6 WisTiillcei||js4 ! R f conaldeiing Its nature, and the in- can slice up as many aa 7600 Boating Needs e-vttabls reaction of the Asian pounds of poM^oes In an hour. One Bag for 5000 sq. ft. meaiis Lush Lawns world to almost anything it might Whera the ancient cuatom of cut­ ARTHUR do, there may be thanks due to ting by hand persists, a, good atGLENNEY'S ...greater economy! BrtUtn, the United States, Aus­ man can cut soma 200 pounds an tralia and New Zealand, and per­ hour. haps even to some of Secretary GODFREY The machine Just slicea a potato P.uak’s own moves behind the fa according to Its slM, In half If It la Let’s go boating! Join the wholesome cade of American toughness, for the smaller size, In three or four WINF BADIO 12M, II0N,-FBI. 1:10 AM. the fact that this conference family sport that delights the hearts of parts If it Is a larger grade. The all young land lubbers and old salts. •ooo didn't presume to Issue any ulti­ machine, happily for Ita own <•0 , matum to anybody. fancUonihg, rnn afford to be blind Boating can be fun in anything from a *00) The power politics alliances and and show a trace of inefficiency. dinghy to a cabin cruiser or a schooner- Involvements the Truman and El­ Where the hiunan being has to Help yourself to pleasure, if you haven't senhower administrations, the sem the potato to see that every already, by discovering the excitement Acheson and Dulles approaches, portion he cuts contains at least and rewai'ds that await you id boating. bequeathed to Uie Kennedy ad one eye which will sprout out Into ministration caiuiot ever be. con­ the future plant, the muhine Just ceding any frealinesa and sane­ slices, mnd takes Its chances. You Now In ness of approach to the new ad­ are not likely to'notice many gaps ministration, anything more than In a machine-cut field; the laws liabilities. They wrill be hard to of chance are kind to the machine. Stoqk shuffle off, but a* least, after this There are, of course, a few Htlps k«Bp your WINF BADH) i m II0IL41U. 11:11 AM. $16.80 p*r iliM t first lesson, the new administra­ things the machine cannot do. It 4’x10’ W MAMNE HYWOOD A.A, ... tion should be cautious about doesn't notice the way spring is burntr cltan as it 4’*10’ Vd" MARINE PLYWOOD A^A___ $11.60 p«r shM t CSOMPABEI Only Haxf • Taxi Food, gpodaJly oomponndod reaching out to try to use them settling doum while It sits oh the heats your homtl 4*x12’ Vd" MARINE PLYWOOD A.A___ $15.12 pBTllMBt of high oxganio UiM-Ibxm 20-10-5 fottiliswr on vonniculito, The best proclamation in the barn floor cutting. It doesn't ever 4’x i r Vs" MARINE PLYWOOD A.A ...... $21.12 pfrsiM Bt ««« giw you such oconomy. SEATO communique from Bang­ get a little time off by cutting It­ RT-98 is the most eompletaly The most outstanding news staff in ra(iio, CBS NEWS, is on this silective (uel oil additive in use FREE BOAT PLANS AVAILABLE kok read as follows: self. It doesn't think about the po­ G O L D E N G R A N U L E S . Ye$, th* litiU goldon granulei **The Council accepted the invi­ today This helps your oil station. Start off the day with WORLD NEWS ROUNDUP— tato to potato process In which It burner deliver more dean, de­ ■pMad much faitor, much iartlMr and you can when tation of the Oovemraent of is Invoived. It doesn't visualize the pendable beat. You get pre­ yott'v* qpnad. on-the-scene reports of everything that happened while you slept France to bold ita next meeting In long green rows of August or the mium service, too. All dmi^ed In the evening, THE WORLD TONIGHT wraps up the day’s Paris In 1082." heavy, dirt-colored yield of Sep­ to make home heating easy. C O M F L E F E L y S A F E . HarPt Tod Food guazantaad The time will be soon enough tember. .It doesn't smell the raw ■af* to UM in hot, ^ waathar—naada wataiing only to developments, brings you the actual voices and sounds that made Faria is about aa close to South haalan tha chamical action. potato amell aa It does its sUcing. Call today (or East Asia aa SEA'TO belongs. And It doesn't even get sick of pota­ news. With these programs, plus other broadcasts hour after hour, b a l a n c e d - g r o w i n g a c t i o n .T his complato bal- If, in the meantime, the organiza­ toes. When you get around to the WINF, BABiO 1210, ITON,-FBi. 11:N A.M. you’re in on the new s-as only CBS Newsmen like Winston Burdett, tion's secretariat goes absent really Important parts of potato Mobilheaf i7.m anoad iartiliaar anootingaa a atoady glowing hal^ giving turf at eontinooua, haaMiy graan color. minded, the chances are nobody farming the machine can't do any­ Ned Calmer, Bill Downs, Allan Jackson, Larry LeSueur, Stuart would ever notice. thing. Novins, David Schoenbrtm, Daniel Schorr, Eric Sevareid, Lowell W E GIVE a v a i l a b l e n o w . Tour daalar bow haa Qiia NEW Bybnr dealer Halt's Tori Food in ■took. Look for it at haidwan, dapartma it cannot supply you, contact.. Thomas, and Robert Trout can bring it to you. Keep informed. The UJ«. ta x Rebellion P[ant, Co,t $40 Million GREEN STAMPS and garden s i ^ y stoma. In some respects, the United Nations has been evolving, Gothenburg — Sweden's first EOON O BSIO AL. Ramembar, buy only vdiat ,yon naad— the CHAS. C. HART SEED CO. petrochemical. Industry will be Ona bag d Hart* a Turf Food coven SOOO aqpiare feet Order throqgh both wrlttmi and unwrit­ established at Stenungatmd, north MORIARTY 336 NORTH MAIN ST.—MI 9-5253 Q u a l^ Since 2692 DIAL 1230 • CBS RADIO ten law, in tba direction nooaasary yoan now to tine foe eptiag planting. of Gothenburg, by two American KLUNOTOM BRANCH OLA8TONBUKY BKANCH Wedierrflald, Connaettout a Tafopbona: JA 9-2537 If It Is to havs a chancs of meet­ TVfie BTAITON THAT HAS W B S fY IB M S a and two Swedish firms. About iPezt Rood, Boute 83 88 Hebron Ave. $40,000,000 will go Into a complex BROTHERS ing the world's need for a central Yllemwit 8-8313 JArkfton 2-8828 WORLD NEW BOUMDUF cveiy morning 8:00. system of law and order, of plants that, starting In 1988, 301-315 CBBUr St. will produce ethylene, propylene, COBIPLETB HOME HEATING SALES and SERVICE ■yma WORLD TONIGHT every evening at 8:00. la otbar nopactA It lass.! butadiene, polyethene plastics, and Ml 3-5135 , la the Ooase has sthylane oxids. WNLFBI. 11:M AJL t? / f

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1961 PAGE MINI MANCHESTEB EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1961 PAGE EIGHT Congressman Charges Smear Yoiir Pocketbook Martin Eliminates By Birch Society Critics By FAYE HENLE Look around your shop. See If you can decide why Joe got a Salary for Tibbits T he H igh S chool W orld (Oonttnned from Page One) says Birch was killed by Chinese raise and a better Job, why year Today; he named Rep. John Communists 10 days after the end after year Jack never advances. Miss Helen Estes, Psenlty Adrlser Rouiselot, R-Callf., as another of the war. Does Joe have an “in" with the General Manager Richard Martin is recommending th*t Friday,. March 31 CoMpflcd by Students of Manchester Hiyh Sdiool His parents, Mr. and Mrs. boss? Does the boss play fa­ VoL XXV, Na 25 member of Congress active In the the. executive director of the Manchester Development Com­ society and paid "I am quite sure George S. Birch of Macon, Ga., vorites? What does Joe have that there are others." both former missionaries, declare Jack hasn’t? mission be fired. In response to questions, Het- that he lost his life trying to ob­ Chances are that Joqhasno"in," Martin deleted the $6,334 salary of executive director Rich- Concert Set stand said of the society: tain Information with which to that the boss is scrupulously fair. « ard 'Hbbits in the 1961-62 budget Riflers Tally ‘Go West’ Theme as Assembly Chances are that Joe la more pro­ m AprU n HaU ...... 3:30 Here 1. He doesn't know how many warn America of the Communist recommendation, along with April 27 Windham . .3:30 There members or chapters It has now, danger. ' ductive than Jack and thus de­ money for clerical help and fees, In Memory May 1 *Windham ...3 :1 5 Here but the goal ia 100,000 members Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., serves every break he gets. Moral: Move for a total of $8,680. 13-5 Record, The best advice I've seen recent­ May 4 ''Bristol East 3:15 Here m il er Trip this year. told a reporter he would ask the Tibbits’ salary could be retn- May 8 'C oiuurl...... 3:15 Reviews Annual Su 2. He has been "informed' Senate Internal Security subcom­ ly on how you csin advance on the sUted, said the general manager Of Manehuk May 9 Wethersfield . .3:15 Here mittee to investigate the society Job, on how. to ^et along once you To the City this morning, it the development Saiilt Elected there are several society chapters are hired, is offered by a business May 11 'Bristol Oen. 5:15 There "Hunt-Phlnney, Hunt-Phlnney, in Washington, but doesn't "know and its' leaders. Dodd Joined Sen. commission appeals to the board May 15 'Maloney ...3 :1 5 Here Thomas Kuchel, R-Callf., in de­ administration specialist, David R. of directors to do so, and If the The MH8 •harpAooteri h»ve Tile Annual Manchester High Hunt-Phlney, They take our bag­ the facts” as to that. What would you do If a cow School Band Concert will be held May 18 'H aU ...... 3:15 There nouncing the organization yester- Dilley, senior statistlcan of the board of directors wants to. gage and drive California!” Thle 3. The society Is not a secret if.S. Steel 'Corp. Though intended stepped on you? There’s not won a gtiat many honora foe Man­ Friday, April 7, at 8 in the High May 22 Open chant rang through Manchester one but toe Identity of members day In the Senate. Martin said that as far aa chester School in thla year* School auditorium. This year all May 25 'P la t t ...... 3:15 There A_ *--— 1 4a «as»A4AA4 I Ykn/l/lDodd, ma member of the subcom­ to guide students in securing their much you can do. Daniel he was concerned, he believed toe lost summer as the Hunt-Phlnney te kept confidential to protect job, I think all of us could learn ahooUn^^ aeaaon. The final record proceeds will go the Danny Man- May 29 Coiiard...... 3:15 educational tour got underway. It them from "persecution and at­ mittee who often serves as its Storrs, 14, of Rt. 44A in taxpayers were not receiving the chuk Memorial Fund which will June 5 'Wethersfield 3:15 There from the advice he offers. Here was thirteen wins and five loses. rang through tlie MHS auditorium tack." acting chairman, is one of the Se­ are his "practical job hints.” Coventry was recently in that value of their money. award a scholarship to a deserv­ 'League games again at Tuesday’s assembly as the Hlsfrtand said he belongs to the nate's most outspoken antl-Com- At the alumni meet Alan Sault. | 1. Before you get to work each predicament. Yesterday he was He said that prospective Indus­ ing student who plans to continue thirty-one girls who Journeyed "home” chapter of the society muntsts. brought Into the emergency tries should be led first to areas Blck Jacobs, Roger Harr>*. Jason 1 in the field of music education. morning, outline briefly what you west last summer trapped in load­ which he described as a nationwide Kuchel said Welch has called hope to accomplish during the day. room of Manchester Memorial where there are sewer, water and Stansfield and Karl Kehler had! The Band Concert will offer a ed down with some of thla bag­ chapter directly under Welch. He Eisenhower "a card-carrying Com­ Hospital with an injury to hla other facilities, and not to areas great variety of music. The Brass Senior Antics Try to hold to this plan and, when high scores that should have prom­ gage. Running down the alslea, the referred to Welch as "TTie Found­ munist” and that this te "a fan- your work day has ended, review finger. where there aren't facilities, as Choir consisting of 7 members will girls deposited their assortment of er” In all references to him during tlstlc and Incredible libel.” Tibbits had done. ised a very successful season. The play three pieces from Handel's^ your accomplitoments. Periodical Diagnosis: Injury to finger. matches with WUcoa Technical luggage at the feet of a dismayed the news - conference. "Good God." Kuchel said, iy, try to determine how you could Martin said that if the board of ■Water Music.” The popular Spice Annual Mr. Paul PhlnneXi^Afterjecover- Cause of accident: Cow step­ School, Avon Old Farms. Loomis Hleatand described the society "should the American people per­ Constable Edwin R. Carlson rides along Risley reservoir on Lake St. In the search for Albert Klimek. have done a better job. ped on it. directors upholds his decision to 'Fandango” ' by PerJlns will be Ing, Mr. Phinney explained that members a« "violent, emphatic, mit this kind of spleen to be pour­ 78, of Manchester, a patient In a Vernon boarding home. Carlson rides the horse loaned by O ^ r School, Windham Technical and played by the full band. Featured 2. Keep a list of s^clfic tasks Treatment: Aluminum splint. dispense with the services of ths Notre Dame High School were all DavM HaskeU Faculty Game although each girl was allowed dedicated antt-Communists" but ed on a man who has dedicated Forand of Dobson Ave. Five other horses were loaned to the searchers yesterdaj^three by CHfford you must perform. Tackle the executive director, the work of Pat Howard on the program will be the finale only one bag. the majority man­ contended that not more than 2 his whole life to freedom” He Gleason and two by Henry Slmler. Klimek has been mis.sing since 5:30 a.m. Thur.sday when It Prognosis: Finger will prob­ won. The Indlaiu loit twice to most urgent, difficult and un ably heal, if young Storrs persuading industry to ssttls In from Tschaikovsky’s "Fourth aged to bring along rather large per cent "might be considered ex­ said Chief Justice Earl Warren was discovered he had left the boarding home. (Herald photo by Satemis). pleasant ones first. Wilbrabam Academy, once to Symphony In F Minor.” Laughter and cheers resounded keeps away from cows. Manchester can be split among ths 3 Bristol Eastern High School and Legion of Honor pocketbooka. tremists.” wah "another great American" the 3. Jot down important ideas and mayor, the C3iamber of Commeres once to Hamden High School. Bruce Badger, band preaident, at the MHS arena Friday as the He then proceeded to narrate He said growing,.^criUclsm of the society has tried to besmirch. To Catch a Fish observations relating to your job and himself.- will play the trombone solo "Soul the tories of alldee he had taken Many of these matches were very Senior c l w of '61 bravely chal­ group by newspapers and public Kuchel, who has been attacked They could be of great value at Secretarial work needed by ths "Let a smile be your umbrella." Who'e the busy, busy senior boy of the Surf" accompanied by Dave during the trip. Their cars rigged by the society himself, said Welch Rockville-V ernon closeJ n Hamden's case, the who ii an Honor Society scholar lenged the faculty to a real-hl^- figures was part of a "pro-Com- Vernon Town Clerk Henry F. some future time. development commission itssU Will sharpshooters lost by one point. Patricia Howard, senior miss of Almond on the piano. A novelty with the sign, "Go West, Young munist smear" and was proof of should be called before a Senate Butler said his office in the 4. Spend some time. each day and finds, time to hold down a class basketball game. A nei Men," the group traveled first to be done by the staff at ths mu­ Throughout the sesson roost of the week, has a charming smile entitled ‘The Three Little Pigs" the Society's success in fighting committee and asked the basis for Town Hall will be open the first thinking of the broad aspects of News Tidbits nicipal building, said Martin, elim­ steady Job at Coret Casuals and J. will be played and narrated by capacity ciW d viewed the annual our nation's capital. Rather dis­ "these miserable charges,' The the sltooters were potentially red thst wiU see her through any rainy Garmon Men's Wear? Why it'e communism. three Saturdays In April for the your job. Figure out how you can inating the need for $1,997 for a Bruno Guillni. The award-winning spectacle. mayed by the orange-domed Osp- In response to a question, he committee, he said, should "make Klimek Shoe Found, sale of fishing licenses for the be of greater service . In other from the AP Wires hot. But each in his own Ume day. none other than David Haskell, itol, the girls were quickly told part-time clerk stenographer. showed recurring slumps and Majorettes will open the program From beginning to end the •aid he was unable to identify any him apologize, not alone to Eisen­ coming season. Tlie office will words, make youi^ job grow with Martin retained $1,000 for use Pert and pretty Pat has made this week's male legiotutalre. with one of their routines. that they should feel privileged to seniora had the game ‘In the bag* Communists among those who hower and Warren, but to the be open from 9 a.m. to noon you. of a car, but cut $5<>0 off adver­ many friends through her sincere Dave was inducted as a member be seeing a sight only witnessed people of thU country.” each Saturday. Secretary of Commerce Luther Interest in others. Pat U a leader. Dave Almond, student director, were criticizing the society. 5. Make every hour spent at tising, $l50 for periodicals, suid of the National Honor Society in will direct "Elsa's Processional” but after all, with a senior at the every 50 yesua—the Capitol was Dodd said Welch’s charge's Search Intensified In her sophomore year, she served scoreboard how could they miss! “ But they are in the background Ucenses are also available, work count. If yours Is the sort of Hodges personally directs his 13 $200. from professional expiinses. his Jurilor year. Throughout his from Wagner’s "Lohengrin” along being re-painted. The group then against Elsenhower, Warren, for­ job that involves travel or waiting as treasurer of Sophomore Girls' However, everyone admit! the traveled southward to Birming­ of the smear," he added. Butler said, at the Sport Cen­ bureau chiefs to provide equal op­ Tibbits was not told of the move, entire high school career. Honore with two other numbers. The pro­ Hiestand said the major aim of mer Presidents Franklin D. Roose­ A lone shoe, identified as belong-*^the railroad embankment area as ter, Sport Mart, Star Hardware time, take along something to do. Club. This year our senior was college preparatory courses have aenior cheer leading squad added ham and New Orleans. Between portunities for all races — or else said Martin. The executive dlreetor eletced terasurer of MYF the gram promises to be an exciting the most hilarity to the scene. The the society is to spread informa­ velt and Harry S. Truman and soon as the shoe was found. and the Western Auto Store In perhaps some reading related to is in New York City for the week­ made it necessary for Dave to listening experience no matter stops at beautiful motels, they ad­ others are "an affront to both Ing to 78-year-old Albert Klimek, Rockvilie, and at Rtsley's your work. .. .Business, as measured by manu­ Methodist Youth Fellowship. squiul composed of senior boys, mired the city lights during their tion about the Ojmmuniat con­ Klimek, a Manchester resident, end. work diligently at his studies. But what one'e taste in music. spiracy. through letters to con­ decency artd intelligence.” missing since yesterday, was found was discovered missing yesterday Hardware In rural Vernon. 6. Recognize that there will be facturing, shows signs of improve' With grace and imagination, Pat, this ambitious "MHSer" has no mimicked the regpilar girls' squad evening in the Steel City, and the Tibbits was hired in December Following the concert there will gressmen and other methods. Sen. James O. Elastland, D-Miss„ shortly after noon-* today and has at 5:30 a.m. by a fellow boarder times when you will have to work ment, according to commerce de' 1958 at a salary of $6,240. He had as a member of the Rhythmic trouble with, present subjects — to an embarrassing degree. Led Spanish moss that characterizes be a party with refreshments, and by Ed Bogida, the group included A n ot h e r Congressman, Rep. chairman of the Internal Security prompted a concentrated search. at the Dennis's home. The search overtime and be mentally pre partment report.. .Republican Na­ been with the George W. Wamecke Choir, does interpretive dancing. A math analysis. French II, English the Deep South. subcommittee, said he had not ao dancing to the music of the high Don Seipel, Mike Coy, John Hutch­ Gordon H. Scherer, R-Ohio, said Nearly 150 volunteers, both men began shortly thereafter. pared. But use your normal work tional Committee says President Co. of New York. great deal of her time Is spent IV, and physics. Of these math echool dance band opened to the In Texas the girls visited the tall far been asked to Investigate the ing> hours so successfully that cir. with this group. Pst also sings inson, Joe Poach, Larry Bell, Craig monument commemorating t h e he is not a member of the society and boys, are coml ing the wooded Two bloodhounds brought to the Buth Milieu Kennedy's defense budget Is in analysis rates the highest. audience. Tickete are on sale now Birch Society. area by State Police yesterday cumstancea and not your ow In her church choir. Johnson, Bob Brennan, John Lone Star State, and more down to but has "looked favorably on this and brush-covered area along the reality an endorsement of Repub­ Dave has already been accepted and may be purchased from any Hewie, Bruce Murray, Ritsty organization.” A subcommittee from letter has New Haven embankment off Tun­ were used only a short time be­ shortcomings make this overtime lican defease policies.. .Air Force Peppy Pat is fond of sports and earth made the acquaintance of been cited as telling Inquirers "we Share, Don’t Compete necessary. Flit extra effort into Rebels Ask French at Bucknell University and Mari­ band member. Meek, Jacky Peak, Bill Kulman, Scherer expressed this view in nel Rd. in rural Vernon. cause, troopers said, rain early In says 16 C130 Jetprop transport has been an active participant In etta College, and he is anxiously Pam Parker tarantulas and snakes. Unfazed, are happy to state that it seems the morning had washed the scent With Husband’s Hobby completing your assigned tasks. the Girls’ Intramurail Sports Pro­ Mike Reardon, and Bruce Bona- the girls proceeded deeper into the a letter to Rep. Leslie C. Arends Joseph Dennis, the owner of planes are going to France to awaiting "good news"" from Bates dies. of Illinois, assistant GOP leader to be, from our records, a patri­ the boarding home where Klimek away. A California wife was recently 7. Before you makean Impor­ strengthen U.S. Airlift in Europe. larify Intentions gram. This senior girl is also a and Colby Colleges. One of these deserts of our nation. Riding otic organization.” However, sub­ Vernon Chief Constable Ed­ granted a divorce on the grounds tant personal vlsitorj^ione call, member of Senior Girls’ Club. Col­ As is the annual custom, the through the White Sands HUls, in the House. was staying, said the shoe had been schools of higher learning will be Scherer, a member of the House committee counsel J. G. Sourwine identified" by Kllmek’s wife and mund F. Dwyer said the search that her husband was so engrossed jot down all points that much be On Algerian Talks lecting food and clothing for a fortunate to have David as a stu­ Grammar Faults senior girls made the halftime en­ they took time to carve in the sand said the subcommittee itself has was resumed this morning with in try'lng to make his mynah'blrd covered. Flashy Plaza Planned needy family, planning and de­ the initials MHS, and later In the Committee on Un-American Ac- daughter. dent. His plans are to learn his tertainment a rollicking success. tivities, told a reporter that out no form letters concern- members of state and local police talk that he couldn't be bothered 8. Strive for accuracy and clar­ corating for the Spring Frolic arc moimtains, to ride horseback. Details of the finding of the (ConUnued from Page Om ) bachelor degree In mathematics Inspire Cartoons Leading this part of the pro­ forces, Tolland County Mutual to talk to her. ity in all the reports you give your Berlin—Ernest Reuther Square ■a few of the club projects which gram was a group called, "The At last the destination was Arends had asked him for a fill-in ing the Birch Society, Md « there shoe were sketchy and police In and psychology with the Intention on the society *t originated with some in- charge of the search could not be Aid, the Manchester C^ivil Air Pa­ So far as I know this Is the first boss, whether these are verbal or in Berlin is being reconstructed have kept Pat busy. Spirit of ’61”, who entered attired rescHed. "Look out, Disneyland, trol, Boy Scout and Ehcplorer Scout time a mynah bird e-er broke up written. Into one of Europe’s moat im­ ‘In the present conditions of of becoming a psychologist or The "ridiculousness" of a dan­ in aheets. On a "sad" note, an here we come!" was the cry of the "It’s (the society's) member- dividual connected with the sub- reached at press time. What a painless way to buy the gling participle or misplaced mod­ troops, and Vernon and Tolland marriage. But every once In a 9 Accept responsibility for er­ pressive plazas. Forty-ope foun­ things," the spokesman said, "ths yearbook — when our aenior Is psychiatrist. other group entered all in black girls as they descended upon that ship is composed of Conservatives committee. However, Dennis said, the search tains will provide a continuous Serving MHS In many waye, ifier ia illustrated by Miss Cather­ Rep. Henry 8. Reuss, D-Wls., party, which refiewed its hunt at County Ovil Defense organiza­ while I see by the papers where a rors you have made. Accept crit Provisional (government of ths Al­ collecting for Somanhis Publica­ bearing a funeral bier. However, wonderland In California. Another and antl-Communists, and it ia a wife has sued for divorce on the Water show. Four of these will Alaa Sault Dave la a valuable memiMr of the ine McGuire's bulletin board of Holding their trophies awarded at the State Dletributlve Educa­ basically pro-American organiza­ asked ' the House Committee 9:30 this morning, was called to *“ tions participating. Iclsm as a guide to improving fu­ gerian Republic will not be present tions. the "^ n eral March" was short' very enjoyable time was had by grounds that her husband pre­ ture performance. shoot columns of water nearly Current Affaire Club, where he cartoons Showing the ludicrous lived when the Spirit arose and tion Conference and showing the winning roster are: (from front tion,” Scherer wrote. on Un-American Activities to in­ 100 feet into the air. at the Evlan meeting.” drops In score. Only Alan Ssult, Leisure —^ what ia that? Pat has situations that arise by simple to back) Sue Cohen. Gloria Pugrab, Andrea Glidie, Barry Cowles, everyone when they vlslted a world ferred his cats or his dog to her. 10, Be honest in everything you very little time to spare. When discusses domestic and , foreign danced merrily about An enof of water in Marlnelond. The , "In Cincinnati (Scherer’s home vestigate the. society. Replying Now why in the world do you The French, reacting to an ear­ Karl Kehler, and Roger Harry re­ policy. He ependa some of his time grammatical errors. Here are Paul Martin and Roger Harry. (Herald photo by Satemis). do. If your employer can't trust mained relatively above this she does manage to steal a few mous black-legged “Dragon Doll” fabulous mansion built by William city) many of our outstanding yesterday, chairman Francis E, Skims over Laos, Congo suppose a woman ever forces the BNOW BLANKETS TEXAS lier rebel statement, said they writing stories for the High School some examples o f the many ex­ citizens are members of the local Walter, D-Pa„ said he has no In­ vou, he certainly will not move alump. moments for pure relaxation, she then made Its debut Next came i Randolph Hearst brought gasps issue of whether she comes first you Into a Job Involving more re Pampa, Tex., March $1 (IP)— would be on hand April 7 to nego­ World. Dave Is a veteran in the cellent ones. hillbilly Tennessee group. A color chapter.' formation indicatihg the commit­ tiate as scheduled. Gary Harrison was one booet to loves to . knit, sew, or to curl up "The meseaga was delivered by of awe and admiration as the girls among her husband’s Interests? sponsibllity. 'More than a foot of snow blan­ with a good book. Math Club. ful group of crepe-papered cos visited the multi-millionaire’s A number of members of Con­ tee should investigate. Isn't that always a risk ? keted parts of the Texas Pan­ the team’s morale. Every week-day a messenger in a brown envelope,” gress have urged Investigations of The best way to move up In any "Hey, New Jersey, here I Away from the school booka, tum ^ girls depicted the Roaring home in San Simeon. The age-old Walter said the committee has Whether it is his work, his hob­ organization Is to contribute aerv- handle and the fall continued Evlan-les-Bolns, France, March ho spent from three to four hours Is pictured by Robert Vaiciulis by 20's. Tile final group displayed the Birch Society a activities, received many lettera complaining Warsaw Pact Set 31 (/P)—The bomb Rilling of the of his time scoring and sighting in. come!" could well be Pat's cry our "man-of-lhe-week" spends Business Students wonders of Grand Canyon again by, a mynah bird of a faithful old ices of greater value than those faster than plows could clear a rather confused messenger peer­ " The New Look.” * There have been attacks on some ^j,e society is "Un-American." dog that captures a husband’s in­ the roads early today. Hie heav­ mayor of the town In which the He was prevented from firing by a next September as she makes her some of his I'mlted leisure out of ing out of a brown envelope. "Com­ brought gasps of amazement, and for which you are being paid. Your way to Drew University (in New doors on the tennis courts, on the A devll-llke band added mu­ in the Petrified Forest, the girls members of Congress, carried out them allege wrongs terest, a sensible vvife never sug­ employer will then find it of ad iest snow was at Pampa, cover­ French and the Algerian rebels spinal operation. ing across the lake, several moun­ chiefly through letters to other Individuals. Walter said. gests that the job or the hobby, ed by 12 to IS inches. State po­ are scheduled to start peace talks Jersey, natch!) Planning to follow golf course with putter in hand, tain peaUcs can be seen,” is iUus- sical appeal. walked on logs 160 million years vantage to pay you more as the Alan Sault -was unanimously a liberal aria course, Pat has not or watching or participating In Even though the seniora did Individuals. j,ave recourse In the civil To Build Defenses the mynah bird or the dog. is more lice reported 8 to' 10 Inches on next week raised the prospect to­ elected captain of the MHS trated by a raft-full of snow­ old. value of your services Increases. I made . up her mind about a (^f- any outdoor sport. Bowling, al­ finally win the game, they must Garner Five Awards Tlie public denunciations of the courts Important in his scheme of things the ground In other areas north day that the Algerians would de­ sharptfiooters by the members of I capped mountain peaks paddling On to the Dakotas and Mount One of the ,best ways to do this mand the talks to be shifted to I Inite career. In preparation for though It is done out of the sun, admit that the faculty put up a Ruahmore, with Its heads of sev­ group by Congress members have Hiertand said "I don't Indorse than she is. is to continue your education of Amarillo, where a light fall the Indian rifle team for the 196V across a lake," done by Donny tended to focus however, on l society stands for. Instead, she* makes friends with continued at daylight. another site or delayed. next year, ahe has been follow­ la. one of Dave’s favorite sports. Jodoln. Betsy Gaudreau draws a good fight A sports dance to rec­ eral presidents carved out of the (Continued from ‘Page One) your education while on the job 62 season. Alan is the son of Mi^ He increases his knowledge by March 20 marked a gala day In'^their classes were: poster, Barry Welch's exprewed suspicions of jg her competition. She doesn't force French extremists opposed to and Mrs. CUfford J. Sault, 60 ing the College prep Course. Her hot sun In a sailboat with the cap­ ords concluded a well-rounded Cowles, first place; radio script, mountain top. A wonderful day Funerals either by taking specific training acheduie card this year Indicates doing a great deal of reading. evening. the history of the Distributive Hld- patriotism of Eisenhower. War- u intenle patriotism and a counter plan insisting that a the issue. courses offered by your employer YEMEN RULER DYING President Charles de Gaulle’s pol­ Fbelps Rd. . tion, "Sailing in the sound this ucation Club at Manchester High Paul Martin, firsb place; window was topped off with the flood light­ ren and numerous other national | -communism." She shares his Interest In his job icy of self-determination for Al­ a preference for languages, with The most distinguished iMnor Mary Pierce, '63 ing of the memorial that night, a antl-communlsm.' cease-fire he worked out only after or outside study related to your Aden, March 31 (JP)—^The con­ The annual election was held on afternoon, the sun was very hot.” School. At the Distributive Ed­ display Judging, Andrea Glidie, figures. Fred D. Smith or hobby, instead of complaining. geria were generally believed to Latin IV and French III rated in Dave's life was his achieving The sentence, "Picnicking on the magnificent sight. He said he would welcome an In­ work. dition of Imam Ahmed, 67-year- the return trip from the Connecti­ "tops.” the rank of Eagle Scout. He serves ucation Leadership Conference third place, and Gloria Pugrab, The statement that the group’s an international conference on Funeral services for Fred D, If he considers did Sport his best (All rights reserved, Newspaper old absolute ruler of Yemen, is have plsinted the bombs that mountain, the red roofs o f the col­ second place; and Merchandise The last atop of the tour, wab vestigation of it. cut State Gallery Match In New With a warm heart and a sin­ as Junior Aasiatant Scoutmaster held at the Statler Hilton In Hart­ activities are a matter of concern Hiestand said he didn't agree Laos gets under way. Smith. 20 N- Fairfield St., were friend, she makes friends with the Enterprise .4ssn.) reported deteriorating. Ahmed, brought death early today to May­ Haven for Junior and senior teams lege could be seen,' is Interpreted ford, five of the 12 eligible Man­ manual, Roger Harry, second at mighty Niagara Falls which to Atty. Gen. Robert, f ; Kennedy dog. If he finds trying to make con­ or Camille Blanc, 48, injured his cere smile, Pat will undoubtedly of Boy Scout Troop 91. In the provided an appropriate c.limax to with Welch's view that Chief Jus­ East Germany’s Walter Ul- held yesterday afternoon at the one of the world's Inst absolute in Connecticut. H>e match marked summer of 1958. E^ve camped at by Feme Selwitz as a group of Campus Sketches chester students won prizes. Par­ place. These winners , will be was made by the Justice Depart­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main versation with a mynah bird com- wife, and blew in the front of the make as many new friends as she happy red roofs gaily consuming the Phlnney-Hunt Tour o f I960. tice Warren should be impeached. bricht presided at the Kremlin con­ Vegetable Oils Slip monarchs, was wounded in an the end o f the Indian rifle season. has at MHS. the PhUmpnt Scout Branch In ticipants were the ones who had sent to Chicago for the national ment spokesman in response to an St. The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson pletel.v absorbing, then she gets on assassination attempt four days small hotel where he had hla home a picnic lunch on a mountain. Jean Hay, '61 inquiry as to whether the depart­ “There are more important things ference, underscoring the emphasis chatty terms with the mynah, her­ Sault began taking part In the Mr. and Mrs. Earle Howard, 61 New Mexico. Vitol Statistics: S’4", sandy the best entries in class. convention if enough money is for Congress to do,” he said. “For of Center Congregational Church ago. A setni-offlclal Yemeni and office. The class agrees that being ransed by the car wash and the ment planned any action. He on Germany as the major testing self. New York—World production of There was no immediate official sport with the Manchester Rifle South Adams St., are the proud On the serious side, Mr. MHS blonde hair, blue eyes Art Kelly, president of the State would not elaborate and there was example, we ought to bring out the officiated. source said the monarch was se­ brought eye to eye with such com­ Club, presided over the all-day cake sale to be held in two weeks. ground In the Cold War. No man ia going to decide on his edible vegetable oil.i in 1960 is es­ reaction from either the French or Club when he was In the 7th grade. parents of our senior. la a member of Center Congrega­ Noted for: Winning scholarships no direct sUtement from Kennedy. «vlls and pitfalls In the depressed Burial was in Buckland Cemete­ timated at 12,820,000 short tons verely wounded and had lost a He progressed to the Jayvee rifle­ tional Church and Its youth or­ ic, though senseless, mistakes will meeting. The program consisted Judges for the Conference were The Warsaw nations backed own that he enjoys the company great deal of blood. Four Italian the Algerian Nationalists. But the Kit Lang. '61 certainly help thmn to beware of Pet Peeve: People without a Nine Praedemg Heaxls of various congressional areas and miniznuni wage legisia- ry. Bearers were_WiUlam Francis of hLs dog or his cats or his compared with 13.095,000 in 1959. men in his freshman year at MHS. ganisation. CYP Club. " sense of humor of the welcome: the contest'; the all selected for their close 'con­ Khrushchev’s repeated demand for Kasimir Kowal, Harold ' Parker, doctors were flying to Yemen bombing occurred despite 800 riot the dangling participle. investigating committees heard tlon." a quick settlement of the German mynah more than the company The forecast for 1961 is 13,205,000 police already in the little resort In his sojdiomore year he advanced A very ■ proud moment In the Meet seen; Wearing racoon 'banquet, at which Mr. Avard Ful­ nection or interest in the subject In MHS glasses calls from some of their colleagues Hiestand said "there is nothing Lester B. Johnson, Frank Schlek tons. The United States output, 3,- from Rome, where the Arab Liz Dawkins, '64 matter of the contests. Mrs. Carol question and declared: of his wife, unless his wife comes town on the French side of tAke to Uie Varsity Sbootera as a very lives of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Has­ coat.. ler, president of the Puller Brush yesterday for Investigations of the secret or even aeml-secret about ofer, and Leo Hemige. right out Md accuses him of it. 525,000 tons in 1960, is expected to ruler has often gone for treat­ talented “rookie.’' HiSWINFShow kell, of 18 Jordt St., will be to see Co. was the principal speaker and Moriarty is the adviser of the "In the Interests of security ment tn the past. Geneva. Ambition: Mathematician For the past several weeks col­ Birch Society. But there was no the organization. It is something If she doean’t»press the issue of remain steady this year. Sault’s sparkling overall aver­ their son, David, receive his degree the awarding of the prizes. ■club. and peace it Is absolutely neces­ PEEL AWAITS SENTENCE Gives Rise to Club lege students have been practice indication that any of the com­ you can *«t out of whenever you sary to eliminate the remnants of who—or what—comes first, then age of 179 has been a great ad­ In psychology', as he will no doubt 6-2 Tally Made 'Vital Statistics: 6’, brown hair, 'Nie Manchester winners and Andrea Platt, '62. mittees was Inclined to leap into want to. There 1s no oath or any­ Fort Pierce, Fla., March SI her competition becomes her ally. do with his outstanding poten­ teaching at Manchester High World War II by concluding a vantage to his team in past years green eyes School. They are: John Delaney, an inquiry. thing." (/P)—Joseph A. Peel Jr., convict­ Newspaper Enterprise Assn. and Indicated an excellent future. "What is this radio program on tiality. ‘ Peggy Beaucage, '61 Noted for: Briefcase peace treaty with both German ed of masterminding the sensa­ By Cbess Team feet today after walking home 3 Walnut St., English; Barbara Rep. Francis E. Walter, D-Pa., Hiestand also eald some of the states, and, In this connection, Alan said that it will probably be W tS F every Hiuraday?" "How Pet Peeve: Practical jokes Cafeteria Group chairman of the House Committee tional 1955 slaying of a prom. RED SPACEMAN DOUBTED Most seen: Biology rooms from school—237 miles. Dougan, 81 Westland S t, business charges against Eisenhower and rendering harmless the seat of difllcult to build up a top-notch did thla group known as "Sounds The Manchester High School The four, all from this area, education; Mrs. Parmys Pratt, bus­ on un-American Activities, ques- others "were taken out of con- Inent Judge, remained In Jail New York, March 31 tD —An team next year because of the loss of MHS" come Into effect?" Ambition: Chemist danger In West Berlin by convert­ today to await sentencing and unexplained radio signal, on a Belekewicz-Siebert Chess team lost a close match to r limped Into Times Square yester­ Get Food Pointers iness and English; Joan King, Car­ tloned that his committee had au-1 ^0xt. They were made by the ing It into a demilitarized free of eight seniors this year. He not­ The birth of HISWINF, as It penter Rd., Bolton, mathematics; word on whether he will be tried frequency used by Russian space Bulkeley High School by the very Vital Statistics: 6’7” , black hair, day after a week’s hike from thority to launch such an Investl- (Welch) some years ago. city.” ed, however, that Gary Hanison was affectionately christened, was close score of 3-2 on Friday, March Windham College In Puthey, Vt. Antoinette Addone, Waterbury, gation. He made the point that before the society was fouiMed, in for the death of the victim's probes, touched off speculation would be back again and that eayly in Dec«mb^ of 1960. Win at Badminton brown eyes Mrs. Mary Upllng, Manchester "toe complaints he has received No time limit was set although wife. A circuit court Jury ended today that It might have come 3. The first board was won by Noted for: Sense of humor Their purpose was to call atten- physical education; Neal McGarry, a circular letter, that was not for Khrushchev said earlier he want­ many of the freshmen and sopho­ Mr. John Deme, owner of radio Bruno Primus and the aecond .by tidn to President Kennedy’s physi­ High School dietician, with three Cranston, R. L, physical education; have been against what the com­ general distribution and was sup­ Florida’s most-publicized mur­ from’ a manned satellite. How­ The team of 'William Bele- Pet Peeve: Conceited people ed a settlement of Berlin — now mores look very promising. station WINF, provided the high Howard Turkington. The third, cal fitness program. other cafeteria personnel, attended Johp Mendes, Hartford, mathemat­ plainants regarded as slurs and li­ posed to be co^dentlal.” der trial yesterday b.v convict­ ever American officials discount­ school with a half hour of time t6 kirwl'z and Dennis Seibert tri­ Most seen: Driving person In under 4-power occupation — this ed the Idea The National David Roberts, '61 fourth and fifth boards were lost an annual spring district meeting ics; Vincen Paxis, Winsted, music; bels of Individuals—not complaints In Boston, Col. Lawrence Bunk­ ing the S7-year-oId defendant of put on a program to riillghteh the> umphed over Michael Geciauskas raccoon coat around town "I feel like I walked a good of activities ogalijst. the govern­ y « « . plotting the slaying of Judge C. Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ by Tom Rivard, Otis Kleperls, and Ambition: Chemist way,” said sophomere Anthony of the Connecticut Association of and Janet Stoddard, South Wind­ er, a director of the Birch So" TEAST. MOLD STUDIED parents o f . students and other and Roger Poe in the finals of the Dan Minor respectively. ' sor, French. ment. ciety, was asked about the Welch The communique charged the E. Chlllingworth. The verdict tration In Washington said it townspeople as to the goings on boys', badminton tournament. All Broom, 21, of Harrison, N.Y. “It School Lunch Personnel at RHAM had checked out the report and The biology etudenta of Mr. Phil­ A chess team uaually consists of Vital Statistics: 5'S”, brown These students first observed The recourse "by Individuals charge against Eisenhower in a rearming of West Germany "la came after 5 hours 24 minutes at the high school. the boya are seniors. Just sort of dramatized the need High School March 24. against slander Is In the courts, going at a forced pace with the found no substance to It. ip Emdry, head of the acience de* five to six members arranged in hair, blue eyes • for physical fitness In America.” classroom procedure and are now CBS radio interview. of deliberation. From The club, now known as "Sounds In the best - of - three finals, The program featured demon­ teaching classes themselves. They .jyalter noted, aid of the United States, Britain psutment, are at preaent atudylng the order of their ability. The one Noted for: Her typing ability strations by members of the U.S. Bunker, a Boston lawyer and yeast and mold in. the laboratory, of MHS," U an offleial club, fol­ Belekewicz and Seibert won the with the highest ability Is assigned ' The other hikers were Bruce al} think very highly of Manches­ L ^ a l authorities feel the activl- and France,” sind declared: 1,^ Pet Peeve: Odd people Blazius, 22, a Ramsey, N.J., sopho­ Department of Interior Fish and onetime aide to Gen. Douglas Mac- having completed a thorough ana­ lows parliamentary proo^ure, first game 16-14. Geciauskas and the first board or game. In such ter High School and are grateful ,tles of the society pose a real con- "West Germany tuikns into the and meets regularly every Thurs­ Poe then came back to take the Most seen: In the brown hall more; Frank Catapana, 19. a Game Division - on the boning of Arthur, said "The article, or the tomical analysis of the frog. The a manner the team members are Ambition:’ To travel to the faculty for its friendly guid­ ■tltutional problem, stemming from letter, which has been widely major hotbed of war danger In day at the close of school with its second 16-14. but they were de­ Huntington, N.Y., sophomore, and turkeys and various new methods ance. ' Credits toward graduation the guarantees of freedom of KRAUSE yeast and mold are being studied arranged in the order of their abil­ Answers: Linda Wood, Dave quoted about Dwight D. Eisen' Europe.” under the mlcroecope upon sUdee faculty advisors Mr. Gilbert Hunt feated 15-10 In the third game. ity and an equalization of play re­ Richard Murphy, 22, of New York of cooking fish. Avoiding overcook­ will be obtained because of this speech. and Mr. Jaco!) Harolan. Roberts, Carole Shapazlan, Nancy City, an ex-marine and a fresh­ ing and the garnishing of dishps hower, was written by Mr. Welch While pledging to "follow im- ■ ■ ■ made by the etudenta, and draw­ In the semifinals the Belekewicz- sults. The strongest man is de­ Ungerer training period, but, of even more Thus, the extremely cautious ap-1 wnn nr. DO YOU KNOW ings are then made of what they The short club meetings gre Setbert combination defeated termined by the use of a ladder man. for a pleasant appearance were Importance, the students will have proach to-possihle federal Invest!- lo^^J^^ore ^“ servlngly a policy of peaceful co actually eee. Outside of the lab­ used to discuss future prognuns Michael Cronin, '61, and Roger system. About 50 Windham students— stressed. Mrs. UpUng reported her gained the valuable experience of. existence,” thq Warsaw powers oratory the claaaea are now leam. and make auggeetione and com­ Harrison, '61,. as Geciauskas and This loss gave the MHS team STUDENTSt FOOTSCORE nearly half tjie enrollment—were new knowledge will be put to use teaching and living in a large high * ThrSuprems Court has heUFtHe Afentially to a very limited num- said they "cannot remain Indiffer­ IF YOU’VE COT ALL Flotcers from our green- ments es to the previous programs. Poe drew a bye.. a final record of 6 wins and 2 New York, March 81 l/P)—Four waiting when the quartet arrived in prejMiring meals at MHS. school. constltutlbnal guarantee In this I b**' of people, ent witnesses of the growing mill tng about organic development. “It 'Whs never Intended for pub­ THE PRESCRirTlON Carolyn McNamara, '62. C. Mosci, '61 Dave Haskell, '61 losses. Dave Roberta, '61^ Mllege students were nursing sore in New York. Liz Dawkins,, '64 Maria Carocarl '62. field is not all-inclusive, having tary, preparations by the Imperial houses trill always be fresh V- stated that the freedom does not lication and has not become a part 1st states." They charged NATO q^tend to crying a false fire alarm of the society’s documents or pub­ was being converted Into a "fourth DEDUCTIONS YOU ARE in a crowded theater. lications, as far as I know.” and long lasting. Bunker also was asked about atomic power.” , In relaUon to lilpel, the federal The emphasis on peaceful co­ ENTITLED TO? government has no direct concern, the demand for impeachment of Warren. He replied; existence, on anti-colonialism «md GET THE HABIT SHOP AT i since this Is a matter usuall;" the bold assurance that, OommU' threshed out in a damage actli That is- a well documented START'RIGHT NOW! OUR GREENHOUSES FOR YOUR brought by a private individual or statement which has occupied a nlat was winning out over the group of Individuals. ood deal of space in a number of capitalist countries sounded like A special problem appears to be Sle club’s bulletins, or the socie­ a propaganda declaration in prS' EASTER FLOWERS posed at the Justice Department, ty’s bulletins, and I would not paration for the October Congress want to go Into any particular de­ of the Omununlst party to shape DON’T GUESS! which has the dual prime respon­ tail other'than to say that it seems its future program. and FLANTS sibilities for protecting the Internal to be thoroughly substantiated as LET US KEEP THE RECORD FOR YOU security of the country and also The communique said the War­ seeing to It that all citizens enjoy a proposition, and certainly de­ signed to bring to the notice of the saw Pact conference was "carried W E AT ' the freedoms guaranteed by the American people, very dramatical­ out in an atmosphere of full, constitution, Including the freedom ly, the degree to which the Su­ mutual understanding and unanim­ “ T/ip beauty of our business J of speech. preme Court under Chief Justice ity.” Western diplomats were LIGGEn DRUG at the PARKADE FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover Warren’sarren’s leadership has stepped doubtful and pointed to the low- is growing flowers for you**. oke out today against "reckless •pke of Us role as a purely Judicial level delegations sent to toe meet­ NOW SYSTEMATICALLY KEEP ACCURATE chvges -he FBI Law organization or section of the gov- ing by Albania and Red China. asigned ed it^ a « the FBI l a w has become, to a PERSONAL PRESCRIPTION RECORDS FOR .. These two nations foUght a Skfforcement Bullrtln. extent, legislative as well. EACH OF OUR CUSTOMERS! Hoover did not mention „ cerUlnly a violation of rearguard battle at last Novem­ W « Tdt^raph Ftowuri t r * a r c h Society, and FBI principles of the consU ber's Communist party conference declined comment on whether me . y „ against Khrushchev’s .^^exist­ Service Just For You EVtrywhurt society was an Intended targ • ^ supreme Court spokesman In ence” Ideology but the Soviet pre­ Hoover wrote; j „„„ - — .. ------mier and the East Europeans ap­ dlcated Warren would have no peared then to win out. L*t Us FiH Your Prescriptloii N««ds! "The 'Job o f curtailing and con­ com“’ ''nt on Bunker's stateme-t. taining communism Is one for le­ r gally constituted iuthorlUes with Albania’s party boss Enver • WE DELIVER, TOO! • the steadiest cooperation of every 8,000 FOR BOMB BAN Hoxha was the only leader among loyal citizen. Aldermaaton, England, March the Warsaw pact nations to stay •This la neither the time for 81 (/P)—^Abont 8,000 “ban the home. A diplomatic source in Bel­ tnacUon nor ■vigilante acUon. bomb" pilgrims stepped out to grade said Hoxha feared his life "Attributing every adversity to a Dixieland beat and walUng might be in jeopardy in Moscow Krause communism is not only irrational, bagpipes today on the annual after a bitter personal conflict but contributes to hysteria and 54-mlle trek to London from the with Khrushchev at last Novem' gates of Britain’s main nuclear b8r’s meeting and his continued fosters groundless fears... closeness since to Red China, De­ FLORIST and The a r c h Society was nrsenoL Beatniks In Jenna and Bweateia walked alongside fense Minister Bequlr Balluku led tn 1948 by Welch, a reUred «n d y the Albanian delegation. I manufacturer from Belmont, black-robed clergymen In a d.. It has acUve chapters in a lr ^ t straggling, banner-waving pro­ Red China also usually sends a GREENHOUSE high level delegation to the War­ sto r e every part of the cession through^ quiet country IG rands. At the hand of the eol- saw conferences but thlsiweek des- 621 HARTFORD R D ^T IL. Ml f-TieO society is named for a Ignatsd oHpJy Peiping’s ambassador slonaiy who served as w A m y nmit, atretditog ovw two miles, strode a kilted piper droning a in Moscow to sit In ss an observ­ atsUlgwMS offlcsr to ths er. / iiudte |Tou Hfilf-time Haunt* ’‘Chwlr, fight, w in!" a*st in Worid War n. T o u e h d o ^ T "It'i mine^ It'* mlnel” Dragon with damsda * * • 1 i ■

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aerving in the American Relief $130,000 in revenue to cover the Jr. said the charges against Leikind AdminlatraUon and the European governor’s budget needs. will remain open ai.d there are no Easter Bunny Sure to Find State News DivlBlon of the Department of immediate plans to dismiss the Commerce, ^200 Fight Fire federal grand Jury indictment He retirejd in 1057 as vice pres­ handed down F< ‘ . 9, ' Young Patients at Hospital ident of the Mead CSorp,, Dayton, Moosiip, March 31 UP)—tA brush In its bill of charges the grand Roundup and grass fire burned thraugh 75 Jurycladmed that Leikind earned paper manufacturers. to 100 acres in this area yester­ Young patients at ManchsateiA Foster, Susan Johnson. Cheryl Goldsmith is survived by Jils amounts ranging from $10,225 to day, destroying a bam and a $17,073 during the year from 1954 Memorial Hospital needn't worry McCann, Katheleen McMullen, (CeaUaiied from Page Om) widow, Mrs, Josephine Bolinger Janet Roche, Lois Smith, George chicken coop along the way. to 1957. about . the Easter bimny finding Goldsmith; a son, John A, Gold­ More than 200 volunteer flre- Thurbe, Patricia White and Kata- dlUonal drcumitances about the smith, Alexandria, Va,; two grand­ them on Sunday momtng. ryn Platt. children; two brothers, and two meif from seven communities bat Three Threatened accident, tied the fast spreading flames, An Easter Egg tree bedecked Troops participating in the tray A pint bottle of vodka, about sisters. which, for a time threatened three Hartford, March 81 (P)—A with glittering paper maChe eggs decoration project are Scout Troop one-third full waa found in the car. homes and the Central Village knife-wielding youth forced a 105,‘ Bolton, led by Mrs. William woman, in a car with her daughter Is certain to stop the bunny in his Valentine; Brownie Troop 48, led 2 Battalions Cut Hotel on Route 12. tracks. In addition to the fanci­ Publisher Dies Hartford, March 81 tffl—Elimi­ The homes and hotel were not and granddaughter, to drive him by Mrs. Frederick Bletzer and around part of this dty last night. ful outdpor tree which children Scout Troop 66, led by Mrs. Nor- Norwalk, March 31 (tP)—Mrs. nation of two 00 millimeter gun damaged. The wrecked bam and battalions ffom the troop list of chicken coop 'were located near When the youth got out of the cam see out the window of the mand Andrews. Nellie M, Thomas, 89, owner and car in an attempt to take over the pediatrics floor, the hospital lobby publisher of the Norwalk Hour, the Connecticut Army National Central VlUage. Guard waa announced today by There were no injuries' reported. driver's Seat, Mrs. Helen Barnaby is decorated with pink bunnies died today at Norwalk Hospital and her daughter managed to lock and hand-painted blown eggs. Dead Sea Has 4 Names after suffering a fall. MaJ. Gen. Frederick G. Relncke, Officials of the State Park and the doors. They .drbve off as the This attractive welcome for the Mrs. Thomas became publisher state adjutant general. Forest Commission attributed the youth began pounding at the car Amman, Jordan—There’s one of. the newspaper when her hus Scheduled for replacement with fire to sparks from a northbound Easter bunny has been arrtmged place where airplanes can fiy far windows. by the decorating ’ committee of band, Edward, died about 20 years comparable size units are the 2nd train on the Central Vermont Mrs. Barnaby told police the below sea level—over the , Dead ago. gun Battalion, 162nd Artillery, Line.. the Women’s^ Auxiliary of the hos­ Sea, the lowest spot on earth, 1,- I' young man threatened to kill them pital, assist^ by students in the Mrs. Thomas was taken to Nor­ with headquarters at New London The heart' of the blaze was cen­ during the ride. She quoted ihi 297 feet below sea level. In the Old walk Hospital yesterday after she and the 3rd Gun Battalion, 242nd tered about two miles west of Manchester High School art de­ Testament it is called the "Salt youth as saying: partment. Tray decorations to slipped and fell at her home at Artillery, with home station at Moosup and the Connecticut Turn­ “Tve had it today and I’m ready Sea,” the "Sea of The Plain,” and Berkeley St., and suffered frac­ Stratford. pike. The flames scorched large brighten Easter dinner have been the "East Sea.” to kill.” made by Girl Scouts and Brown­ \ V’ , tures of an arm and leg. General Relncke said the date hreaa on both sides of the rail­ She said she was waiting to pick Mrs. Thomas, who attended Nor­ for the conversion will be set after road tracks off Route 12 near Cen­ ies, and the Jaycee Wives have up her daughter and granddaugh­ made Easter baskets for the walk public schools, was a lifelong a final decision is made on the tral Village, and shot across a ter at Broad and Ward Streets resident of the community. new type units. The choices will road. bunny to distribute in the pedia­ Personal Notices when she spotted the youth. When trics ward. She was a daughter of the late be made from battalions of armor, The fire was fought by State Mrs. Barnaby’s daughter and Martin and Jennie Pooley Kellogg. combat engineers or 106 howitzers. Park and Forest Commission men granddaughter got into the ceir, Mrs. Walter Schulthels is chair­ She is survived by a niece, Mrs. Involved are some 583 men and as well as firemen from Central the youth leap^ into the front man of the Women’s Auxiliary In Memoriam Austin W. Mather, and a cousin, officers of the two smtl-alrcraft Village, Moosup, Plainfield, Wau seat, brandished the knife and or­ decorating committee, assisted by Miss Beatrice Hunt. . regan, Canterbury, Brooklyn amd Mrs. David Caldwrell, Mrs. Robert In loving memorr of Glenn Ifartia battalions presently under the dered them to "get going.” Bierlcman who passed away March tl, operational control of the 208th West Wauregan. Brier, Mrs. Leonard Erickson, tips his hat to Mrs. Edward Swift, Mrs. R. B 1983. Trial in 4th Day Artillery Group (Air Defense) Firefighting operations were di­ Offer to Buy Landers The 90 millimeter gun as an air rected from the Norwich and Ster­ Spencer, and Mrs. Jack Kirkham. He was an anfel. too sweet for earth. Patterson, N.J., March 31 (/P)— New York, March 31 (JP)—• Mrs. George Budd, head of the Bent here fer a short while. A Jury hearing the murder trial of defense weapon has ^ been obso­ ling fire towers. God marked him when he gave him Stockholders of Landers, Frary Sc high school art department, su­ birth. t two brothers from Connecticut en­ lete for several years.* Clark, a Connecticut-based elec­ pervised the following students: And. took him with a smile. ters its fourth day of deliberations Last Minute Rush tric housewares manufacturer, Lancelot Cloutier, Nicholas De- Mommy. Daddy, sister and today. Rain or Snow Hartford, March 31 (fl’) — The will be asked to vote on offers to Caesar, Shirley Fletcher, Betty Grandparents. John, 30, and Nathaniel Wade, Windsor Locks, March 31 (/P)— Statp Motor Vehicles Department buy the company made by the J. 32, are charged with slaying tavern The U.S. Weather Bureau at was virtually Inundated by the last B. Williams Co., a pharmaceu­ owner Harry Eckstein outside his Bradley Field Issued this extended minute rush to file auto registra­ ticals and toiletries firm. tavern here March 3, 1960. Eck­ forecast today: tions yesterday. The offer, which was disclosed stein was shot as he entered the The. temperatures in Connecti­ yesterday by Harry T. Silverman, tavern with $5,200 in cash to be With the deadline 'for having the used for cashing customers' checks. cut, Saturday through next new tags on the cars at midnight president of Landers. Frary Sc Wednesday, are expected tp av­ tonight, and with the office sched­ Clark, must be approved by hold Passack County Prosecutor John erage near normal with' cooler uled to be closed today because of ers of 80 per cent of the stock G. Thevos has demanded that both weather Sunday and Monday and Good Friday, a long liije of appli prior to May 4. the ladies brothers be sent to the electric warmer Tuesday and Wednesday. cants greeted department workers The offer has already been ap­ chair. Some normal high and low tem­ when they appeared at 8:30 a.m, proved by the Landers, Frary In his instructions to the Jury, Robert L. Forester, 3V4, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Forester, PERO’S peratures in Connecticut ace Hart­ yesterday. Clark board. 276 OAKLAND ST^ MANCHCSTEft County Judge Morris Paahman ex­ ford, 55 and 32 New Haven and About 6,200 registrations were The Williams firm, which has 51 Hansen Dr., Vernon, had a most unsual visitor at Mtmchester plained the possible verdicts the Bridgeport, 51 and 38. renewed at the central office dur­ its headquarters in New York Memorial Hospital the other day. When ho returned, home yes­ Jury can determine for each Precipitation may total over % ing the day. The total for the state has offered to pay not less than terday after 13 days in the hospital, he told his parents and sis­ brother. inch as rain or snow Saturday and so far is 1,027,951. At this point $22 nor more than $23.50 a share ters, Deborah, I ’A. snd Janet, four months, all about the "real For Nathaniel, they are first de­ Easter bunny” who came to see him. (Herald photo by Ofiara). again Tuesday or Wednesday. last year it was 979,361. in cash for the stock. The stock gree murder and execution, first So great waa the crush that the degree murder with a recommen­ Is traded over the counter and it central office staff put in 45 was quoted yesterday at $18.50 imposed yesterday on the Con­ dation for life or limocent. For Income Tax BUI Dead minutes of overtime to handle the iJoodealfna bid, $20.12 asked. necticut antique dealer’s guilty for their big part in the John, five verdicts are possible, Hartford, March 81 i/P) — The final applicants. Public Records first degree murder and death, first prospects fpr a state tnoome tax Silverman said WiKams pro­ plea to charges of breaking, enter­ EASTER, OR ANT ■nME, BEGINS WITH posed to operate the Connecticut ing and larceny at night. degree murder with a recommenda­ may be considered dead for this Warrantee Deeds PERO’S FRUITS and VEGETABLES! AV. tion for life, second degree mur­ ses^on, the co-chairmen of the . Tax Trial Postponed firm as an Independent subsidiary Layman and another dealer, Ells­ ^ -W • % ^ V, with the present management re­ worth E. Stevenson, Meriden, James Bamini to Jamea J. and Savings Bond Program der, manslaughter or Innocent. legrislature's finance committee Hartford, March "si ifP)—A for­ FRUITS VfiGETABLES The brothers were captured agree. mer Judge, accused at willfur fail­ tained. Williams would provide fi­ Conn., have been charged with Helen Gorman, property off E. shortly after the shooting at the "There is ^no likelihood at all ure to file federal income tax re­ nancial and marketing support. theft of antiques in several areas. Middle Tpke. Landers has its main office and Stevenson is free in $4,000 bail Lease Wkt^nhetOB, Strawberries, Asparagus, Beet Greens, Dan­ George Washington Bridge follow­ that this ^ will be improved by turns from 1954 to 1957, has been delion, Squash, Eggplant, From the very start 20 years ago, the girl wouldn’t have a full Savings Stamp ing, a running gun battle. Police the cojptoittee,” Rep. Robert T. granted an indefinite postpone­ principal factory in New Britain, pending action by the June term John Hurley and Hortense Jones Cantolonpea, Peaches, Grapes, Conn. Other plants for its electric Spinach, Endive, Watercress, said both the murder weapon and pairing; R-Madison, House chair­ ment of his trial because of his of superior court. to Baltlla’Pagani, lease of store at Pineapples, Pears, Temple or Com, Bhubarb, Green Beans, Savings Bond Program has been lucky in book, but for Mom. And many a Bond money wore found in the possession man bf the committee said yester- health. / appliance line, are in Fort-Smith, 58 It, Cooper St. for five yeata. Navel Oranges. Ark., Thomaston, Conn., and Whit­ Boston or Romatne Lettuce. having the dedicated support of thousands would not be sold, but for the army of of the brothers. day/The Senate chairman of the The postponement was granted Two Sunrises in Day Building Permits committee, William J.* Verrlker, yesterday to ex-Hartford Police man, Mass., plus foreign units in Allen Brown for Bracewood of American women. Their wonderful women volunteers who put their strmgth D-Waterbury, concurred. Court Judge S. Burr Leikind by Columbia and Toronto, Ont. Acres Inc., erection of seven dwell­ We also have Handy’s Fully Cooked Hams, Groceries, Aberie Probate Judge Dies U. S. District Judge Robert P. An­ Washington — The Air Force’s Turkeys, Cold Outs, Dairy Products and Baked Goods. KilUngworth, March 31 UPt—Fu­ ^ The Republicans have been on planned B70 bomber, a 2,000-mph ings on Kenwood Dr., $8,500 each. cooperation has ranged from the War behind the Savings Bond Program. record against the tax for years. derson. Anderson said reports from neral services for Alan G. Gold"^ two doctors Indicate that Leikind, State Man Jailed plane, is expected to be able to fly Bond tours of Hollywood’s brightest stars smith, Judge of probate here fCr The Democrats, ^ho urged the Machias, Maine, March 31 (/Pi — from London, Er gland, to Los ' Bowl In Culottes I P.S.; Also EASTER FLOWERS 'n CANDY | tax in the past, changed their now a lawyer here, "is unable to Lined cotton culottes for bowlers the past 14 years, will be held stand trial without risk of extreme­ John Layman, Wallingford, Conn., Angeles in 4 hours. Crewmen start­ to helping to operate the Savings Stamp Why iVs worth listening Monday at Christ EplsApal stand earlier this year when Gov, Is serving an indeterminate sen­ ing such a flight at 7:30 a.m. are cut to resemble a skirt. They John N. Dempsey said he opposed ly damaging if not fatal, results.” come with matching tops in Program for the Nation’s small fry. to the ladies Church, Guilford. Goldsmith, 68 The postponement will last until tence in the men’s reformatory for would arrive in time for a second OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK (Including Easter) died 'ITiursday at Middles^ .Hos­ it stealing antiques. ■—-w— breakfast—and a second sunrise— luscious colors: ruby, plum, yellow, the court chsmges its ruling. green, pink, turquoise. pital, Middletown, after a brief Ul- At a hearing on the issue yes­ U. S. Atty. Harry W. Hultgrren The indeterminate sentence was the same day. Every U.S. Savings Bond you buy is guar* ness. terday only the State Farm The special talents of Bureau supported it. A spokesman anteed to grow by Uncle Sam. Right now Goldsmith, a native /bf Milwau­ American women kee, Wls., waa a former trial Jus­ for the State Tax Department said tice here. He was, educated in that body was against K. the interest paid you is 3^%, if Bonds are Cairns and Verrlker announced schools at Berlin, Germany, and Oz. Studies have shown that American women held to maturity. Bonds are a riskier in­ graduated from Kenyon College, they are scheduling hearings in 10 Oz For Hawaiian Punch 46 37c mid-April on Dempsey’s request OAKITE 37c vestment If they are stolen or destroyed Dayton, Ohio. /' • tend to be conservative with dollars, llieir During the first world war he that most other stata taxes be long look at future security is apt to be you get new ones ftee. And you ^ have served as aii Infantry officer, later raised to provide an additional RITTER'S CHILI SAUCE RELISH 25C pretty practical So for them. Bonds and your money back anytime you need itwith CAMEO COPPER CLEANER 10 Oz. 35c the Savings Bond Program are a naturaL in terest STORES SUNSWEET S 1 Lb. 39c Tliousands of husbands and fathers owe Buy and hold U.S. Savings Bonds—join See GARDEN SALES For Your FOOD NOXON METAL POLISH 14 Oz. 39c their Payroll Savings nest egg to the in­ the ladies in their work for a stronger Na­ THE BEST NEIGHBGRHGGD STORES fluence of their wives. 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1 . :C / ' " MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1061 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Advertisement I Advertisement I Advertisement I Advertisement BUGGS BUNNY HEALTH CAPSULES Boost in Fares BUaS.PLEASe •m jnBvm trm n P S S T 'l GAVE HIM State House Passes . by Michael A* Pelli. M.l). . terest paymenU for school building leae Income from atat* grant* TURN OFF THE ACHANSEl V3U AREALAiaeMV TOWN OF MANOHESTER. CONNECTICUT for aehool purpoiea, tuition payments and miaccllaneoua echool TCLEVISION! rr PISTUR^ AA-MK3HTABSORS BOOK! HE'LL SOON TH a m m b d IJ uBTertTbTHS ' An«w«r tp Prwiteui Pun»« HOW MANV TIME0 Looms as Bus Inqome; US WHILE WE'RE /TT) ^ — ^ K A LITTLE GETTIREPOFITANP ^ 1 '^ITICS HOLD forth- ! nan DOES THE HEART OONOOFW0B6 [LOSINS HIS] WHY.YOO THRSBr , Musical Moods Bill to Cut Its Size TeRtative BuAgtl srA B*A{et MsMage COST OF SCHOOLS IN TERMS OF TAX RATH REAPING r-W O K A Y, \^CULTUgE LEAVE80WECAN maMAHvirrH V a c a C l____ BEAT DURING AN POE7RV1 y ^ lO K A V l REAP IN PEACE * COULDNTS6TON' E a n u AVERAGE LIFE B R A N ? Walkout Etids Net Tax Rate In Mill* ■WB USHT- MAkESNO BMan'anldaianM Fiscal Expenditures All Other AOIOSS HES — Hartford, March 81 — .ASgg.aintt an amendmant offered by FImsI Year 1861-B2 fJOUSB PEAK ePraytr [ j c i r a n Tear For Schools Schools Purposes Hfudic man Shea which would have substituted m t h e OW LS I TLamnray cjcifjij urj ItepubUean proposal to reduce the THE (Continued from Paf* O ) To The Board of Dlrectora 1950-51 ...... 11.053.000 13.4 13.6 Calloway SKlndoCfann X. TAeSEDlHel 4 Moiled ciniK naan alae of the house by limiting towns the proportional Idea for the one- Town Of Manchester, Connecticut 1961-52 .. ______1.344.000 15.3 14.7 A iA soA P oe. 9 Kidney (pMia) u uu raiitu repreeentatlve-per-town concept. when the driver* and mechanlee tauLmment lOPtaH to one repreaentative each has 1952-53 ...... 1.520.000 16.5 14.5 •c v r a n q • Bus or trap a n c i n n a Barnes said Shea's move to give return to work Saturday. For the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1961, : recommend ap- 19.53-.54 ...... 1.871.000 182 12.8 TOHICHT < U CryptoganwiM — ■111" n a a n survived a Democratic onslaught added representation to towns for Other provision*, Include: Arbi­ imtniment growth n r a n u n — proprlatione m follows: 195^-55 ...... 1.959.000 21.1 13.9 12 Southern ftata 17 fUl behind In the house. each additional population of 25,- tration of the terminal step of the 1955-56 ...... 2,207,000 22.9 12.1 c a a n c i c i n General Fund ...... ' r (ab.) . 19 Adjnated a \ In a 153-108 vote, eplit very 000 or fraction of 25.000 was grievance procedure, co*t-of-llvlng 7T7 18.022,699 19.56-.57 ...... 2,360.000 ’ 4.2 6,8 UUmifnalu u m m u n a a i a i j a Town Fire, District ...... a u c : i a L i n closely down party lines, a GOP re­ gerrymandering. sliding pay scale If It goe* above 364,812 19.57-58 ...... 2.6** 000 20 1 10.9 MAlrlpretW asKSma ______i I The amendment was defeated as 6*,^-cei\t pay boost just provided, Water Department ...... 502.666 1P5R-59 .. ■21,4 9.6 S o S S S r t SlMalaalngera 44Troubleipot solution calling for a constitution­ ...... 2.992.000 in Alia was another which would have and guarantee of jobs for former Sewer Department ...... 267.386 1959-60 ...... 3.218.000 22.4 13.8 W Stur^ fa W « (myttO 83 Metric meaaur* al amendment on the change in Waterbury drivers with heart con­ Parking Meter Fund ...... 67.996 • ^ a3 8s /XwemwwimeaPO m im e n t ' 40 Odd (Scot) representation passed after a two- given a second representative to 1060-61 ...... 3,628.000 24 8 12.4 47 Region , Dog Licenae Fund ...... 8.893 BY V. T. HAMLIN SMu'SSS'-gSc.r 40 Path! hour debate. The Republicans re­ towns over 50,000. ditions. 1961-62 ...... 4.041.000 26.8 17.2 -ALLY OOP 41 Postulate 48 Approach A third amendment, which the State Labor Commissioner Rer Whlton Library Fund \ ...... 12.400 'YiSClOUSAlP 42 Pierce SONoieaoftba pulsed four Democratic amend nato Ricclutl and federal and »tate EXAMPLE OF TAX LEVY / WATS TH' IPEA I AFTER ALL fH* scale menu In achieving a victory for DemocraU called a compromise, The proposed General Fund, appropriations will requfre a prop­ .WORK. I PUT WELL ^XMOUPWIASH 3 9 C u fh k )n a 43 Heraldic band mediators took part In the nego­ 1960-51 1961-62 B»NS'N‘ME, DIDNTMXJ N lO tR HANOS 26 Impediment their platform pledge. railed for one more representative erty tax rate of 44 mills on the Grand List of 3150.844.202, an In­ -~V WELL HI OCX*. \ BACK WTH- f BE PGDPtCM for towns over 10,000. This would tiating session that ended with the Average Home Owner A.ascs.iment 36.700 310.900 HEAR WHAT ) OF THE 27Immeree 5 " r " 7 r 5“ IT r The proposed change would re­ crease of 7.1 mills. ^IwaCiDHE HOM } OUT MV ( NOT 30 Cylindrical r S“ 5“ r have cut the hoii.se to 243. It also agreement. 13.4 mills 26.8 mllla i ’ MILrWLRV ^ OUTA THEM? j 1 duce the number of representa­ AW.TV? 8211000 goddem i r went down to defeat. Cuthbertson, In a atatement The proposed appropriation for the Town Fire District will re­ School Purposes 3 89 3 292 ------J / 84 Came ^ earth i r IT tives from 294 to 169. Republicans 1 XTO 3 BILLION last night, said the new contract V3.6 mills 17.2 mllla i J At present each town has at « TIMES WITHOUT quire a property tax of three mills (outside of the Eighth ’ 35 Redacted. claim It would save the state 3312,- "should have been better but un­ School and Utilities Districtl on the Grand List of 3119,267.376, All othei* Towti Purposes 3 91 3 187 36 Pronoun IT ir TT 000 In salaries and alloM'ances least one representative. To\vns i STOPPING. i with more than 5,000 population der the circumstances we did the an increase of 0.3 mills. ST Catchea (coQ.) each biennium. The' 26.8 mills for schools for next year Is based on my recom­ IT IT ST have two. Some towns with leas HmMi CarsMh k Mrikd *• #*• MbM beat we could.” 39 Golf dericea r - The resolution does not need m^km. b — e»r k » O The proposed appropriation for the Sewer Department will re­ mendation for appropriation to the Boacd- of Education. •• 40 Solttary [I L than 5,000 population also have two He said It was a compromise IT Senate approval at this session. contract In which' the union quire an increase in the sewer-use charge from 60'':i to 75'"r of If the Garage and storm sewers were to be financed with a bond 41 Through ■ but these were the towns In exis­ THt PAR.LO 42 Of the inn ■ The proposal will have to be "sacrificed wage demands for the water rates. issue the rate for next year for all Town purposes other than — r r B" tence when the present state con­ schools would be 15.2 mills, fairly close to that for other years. .VARIETVW 45 Hotel employa a r r ip approved again by a two thirds arbitration of grievances, which we 49Changea ■ stitution was adopted In 1818. Not shown in this budget is approximately 370.000 that will be vote of both houses in the 1953 Police Arrests believe are more Important. . , FIRE DEPARTMENT 51 Anger w session of the legislature. The-vot­ Fifteen towns gained an addi­ available in the coming fiscal year in State Highway Grants. m tional repreaentative after the 1960 The union originally demanded Tbe appropriation for the Town Fire Department continues the S3 Cantor T ers would make their decUlon on This, will be used largely for additional somt-pennanent street SSSbarp w election. \ an hourly wage of 32.41. paving;- It Is paid direct by the State and is not in this budget. program to bring up Its staff to meet Fire Underwriter recom­ d the referendum In the following Howard Wamock, 60, no certain The strike was the first against 64Edacad(^ _L J b t mendations. It provides for preparation of plans and specifica­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER group (ab> w general election. addres.s, was charged at 6:30 this CRAL since 1903. Cuthbertson said EXPENDITURE INCREASES tions for two new firehouses, one at the .Center to replace a fire­ d ■ If the proposal passes all tesU the union members regretted the Major Increases in proposed General Fund appropriations over “GoodOBeetf* morning with Intoxication. He was house built for horse-draw-n equipment, on land we do not own 3 1 the smaller house would come into Tag Day Appeal those for the current fiscal year are: 66 Card g i ^ “PI UL MPiB Just released from the state jail inconvience caused by the strike and from which the fire fighting apparatus has to go through a BY AL VERMEER 67Haadpert t r t r i r 47 IT being In 1967. but now "hope we can foresee an­ school playground. PRISCILLA’S POP n i However, since the Democrats In Hartford yesterday after serv­ Highway Department ...... 3 49.000 DOWN Brings in $250 other 58 years of uninterrupted C l’LL BETi'J OKA'yJLETS, so 61 now control the Senate, and a,re ing a term for being a common Garbage and Rubbish Collection ...... 65.00O WATER and SE3VER DEPARTMENTS IT i 1 service-." Employe Pensions and Insurance ...... 43.000 h a v e a TEsnr.^ iVdiidea regarded as likely to keep that drunkard. W amock Is being held The C R *L statement eald the • Water and Sewer Department anpropriations provide for es- STowardtbe, The townwide world missions Capital Improvements and Improvement ‘ b u t c o w b o y W H E R E IS > r 5 " K" control, ultimate defeat is seen for in custody in lieu of 325 bond for company hoped to "return once t*h11Shin«r a Cenltal Improvement Reserve Fimd for each utility. thetteradaida appeal and tag day in Manchester Reserve Fund ...... 304,000 PROfiRAMS ARE C H E Y E N N E , the Issue. pre.sentation in Circuit Court, again to the excellent relationship When this Is done the recurring annual operating receipts and «F. SWlnd «r< s r 87" Board of Education ...... ,•'•••...... 308.000 costs of each can be (mnslder«>d separatelv from svstem exten­ g o o d f o r m e .* yesterday by members of the Sev­ Manchester, Monday. that has alwaw existed between warn J i DemocraU are In agreement Walter J. Tokolskl Jr., 24, of General Government Offices ...... 12.000 sions and Improv'cments and the financing of the latter can be l e a r n a b o u t dOonunand enth Day Adventist Church re­ our employes aiW management." JEWEIK/ with the Republican contention East Hartford, was charged yes­ Municipal Building Improvements ...... 21.000 planned on a continuing basis. that thet lower house is unwieldy sulted in a total collection of about terday morning with driving with­ "As a gesture of good will,” It Police Department ...... 21.000 said, the company will pay retire­ and ' expensive but they have 1250, according to the Rev. H. out a. license. His arrest, on Cen­ Recreation and Parks ...... 24 000 TAX RATES ment allowances of 102 retired em­ S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL. pressed for a change in represen­ Ward Hill, pastor of the Seventh ter St., , resulted from a routine Libraries ...... 16.000 * No annual budget stands alone. Each reflects things that were tation that would take Into ac­ Day Adventist Church in Hartford. check. He posted a 350 bond for ployes retroactive to the end of The proposals Include nominal salary and wage increases. done or were not done In prior years. Decisions this year to do count population. , Members of the church can- Februjiry without loss to the In­ ■ or not to do wdll affect next yeap's budget. / / . ^ . _ appearance In Circuit Court, Man­ Three of the four Democratic vaaeed the business area and dis- chester, on April 13. dividuals concerned. It also said The Increase for the Highway Department is to augment per­ During these years o f exnsndlng services and of Increasing 0 amendmenU offered yesterday tribute’ in­ A WHILE, MR. CARROX. THAT W AS Klelty’s proposal \vas quickly teries sold in the United States General Asaerhbly has sdjourned bv the Directors. No appropriation can be made that is greater TILL TOMORROW CURLY 6AlLARO„, for the Easter recess. abotit 2.000 victims In 30 states, creases to teachers, salarv' and wage increases to other school than the departmental request or the Manager’s recommenda­ defeated on a voice vote. last year were made in Japan t— employes and for some expansion of school services. . MORNiNS IF you Sje a n d h e r LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON more than double the 1959 figure. Both houses will go on s 4-day led to an assortment of charges tion. whichever is larger. DON'T MIND— ’■^lUTfY-UNCLE ARE The only Democrat to support the This year the Japanese share of week starting next T\ie.sday. The against more than 40 persons As always the cost of providing schools and of operating them The Directors have until May 7,.which Is a Sunday, to adopt ■ eerriN^iNTo FeeHfwCeaai GOP proposal debate M-as Rep, Is the largest part of the budget and the bulk of the annual tax THIS.' this"'«iarket Is expected to shoot Hou.se will convene at 11 a.m. and Most of the cases have b«n dis­ budgets and fix tax rates. Robert H. Baihea of Montvllle. rate. This table shows the tax rate each year for 12 years re­ He and other Democrats voted up to 55 per cent. the Senate at noon. posed of. RICHARD MARTIN. quired for school purposes and for all other Towm purposes. Tbe General Manager. Adveilisement rate for schools includes operating coats and principle and in­ I Advertteement I Advertisement I Advertisement GENERAL FUND REVENUES EXPENDITURES ^ND REVENUES WHITON LIBRARY TRUST FUND Managers Budget Collected Dept. - BudgeTed Department's Manager's Estimste Elstimate Estimate REVENUE SOU’RCE Collected Estimate As Of As Of Estimated Request Recom. 1960.61 1961-62 1961-62 3 -3 / n ^ rr 3 D f t WHITON LIBRARY TRUST FUND 1959-60 1960-61 12-31-60 wmSLSS^LSS^ IE 12-31-60 ___ 1960-61 _____ 1961-62 1961-62 / 6,595.77'3 6.695,773 5,079,659 5,513.681 3,853.555 5,532,000 13,770~______13,770^ 12,400 12,400" "Property Taxes ______64,500 B . C. • BY JOHNNY HART Revenue -From Sale of Securities 89,464 74,900 35,383 7O.OOO 64.500 12,400 J Fines, Licenses and Permits____ 13,770 13,770' 12.400 45,657 200.000_ 206,554 206.554 Expenditures From Current Services __ 219.171"! 250.031 B t ' \©UR LEAVB, ai?. J 1,040.000 1,062,813 ^1,057.592 . BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE excuse Me, m a m . “ state of Connecticut Assistance 992,665 1,027,865 319,178 51,527 51,527 41.207 34,487 13,891 47,000 WCU0MC,O«.Kt6.] FOLLOWME, c ------J------From Other Agencies______36,500 EXPENDITURES AND RE\^NUES^l^. mSTRICT SPECIAL nJND^ 43,500 36,500 THsTionTn yAu.«wvtg. "other Revenuee______97',563 38,000 14,433 cxpccTina / DUS a IKE 81,380 81.380 82,573 Department'e Manageria Use of Surplus ______'32.937 w «f ^^ni4BW*WlR. Collected Budget Collectetfl Bstimated 8.017.667"^ 8,012!4'46" PE8HABAN0VEL Full Year Estimate Estimate TOTAL REITCNUE' T 6,552.666 7.020.344“ 4!363,477 1 7.015,073 REVENUE SOURCE 1959-60 Estimate As Of ff EXPERIENCE FOR 1960-61_ J^2-31-60 _ _1960-61 ___ ^1961-62 _ 1961-62 Y5U.~ITSIW 354.200 _287,193 313,950 216.011 310,262 364,200_ CmiiMMN/ Currant Property Taxes 10,700' 8.666' 10,438 10,700_ All Other Revenue 5.529- 3,400" 317,350 224,677" 320.700 ■ 364,900 364,90b" TOTAL 292,722" Budgeted Expended Department’s Manager’s Recom. Expended As Of 1st 6 Mos. Estimated Request EXPENDITURES __ 1961-62 _1959-60 _ 12-31-60 • _1960-61 _ 1960-61 ___ 1961-62 _ bttaM IMaiWamlK ■ 364.812 rai 268,345 317,315' 164,393 313.065" 348.028 All Activities g e n e r a l FUND EXPENDITURES ES'tiMATE—SUMMARY MORTY M^EKLE Manager’s Budgeted Expended Department Request Recomm. 60METIME6 I THINK Expended as of 1st 6 mos. Estimate HOW E A S Y ! X s u e r r A P EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES WATER DEPARTMENT______CLASSIFICATION 1961-62 1961-62 ^OU ON THE KNEE 1*M THE ONE 1959-60 12-31-60 1960-61 1960-61 MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD CANNOU Budget Collected Estimated j Department's Manager's WITH MY LITTLE THAT'S CRAZY/ Estimste 14,893 22.172 “ ~ 1 9 :3 6 i“ BBL< DO Collected Estimate As Of Full Year Estimate 12.702 15,113" 11.269 REVENUE SOURCE 1961-62 Board of Directors '37,J64_ ^33.280" IS MR. HA2ZITT KNOW/ THAT? AAALLETAND... 1959-60 _ _ 1960-61 12-.31-60______1960-61 _ ! ___ 1961-62 _ "29.272 33.657 "15.121_ '33.632“ ■ 503,300 General Manager__ "42.663 43.027_ COMING OUT TODAY, 348,730 1 357.642_ —' 211,306__J___ 358,960 I 345.926^ "43,154 42,892 '20.533 713" WILSON? Revenue* end Use of Surplus Controller______15.272_ 15,272 Budgeted “Expended Department’s Manager's '19.151 22,385 15.984 H2 . 2 0 2 I ,1st 6 Mos. Estimated Request Recom. E lections______44,225_ ^49.085" EXPENDITURES Expended As Of ■33.930" "43,045 "19.528" "42,826 — 1960-61 ______1960-61 1961-62 __ 1961-62 Assesment 30.686 30,639 1959-60 _ _12-31-60 '26.228" 29.007 "12.444 '28,672“ 77.755 167.450 185.671 169,875' Collector of Reyeniie______'26,871_ 27.053" Opemtlng E x p ^es______150.040 170,956" '2 5 .7 3 3 ' 27,028" ^ 14.419" '26,728 63,780 94,840 92,791 92.791 Town Clerk______11,301 11.301" , Debt Service ______96,890' 94,840' 8,219." 11,655“ 5,818 '11,588“ ______200. 000 ' TYeasurer ______17.695 7 1 7 ,7 1 1 " Tranafer"t6 Water DepL Res. Fund 15,408" 16,877" 8.073 16.652“ 17,483 82.800 67.300 ___ 40,000 Planning and Zoning_____ 10,300" ^22.586" "'CaplUlimprovements ______75,171 91,846 7,384" 8.100“ 3.296" 8,100 m 346.090 345,762' 502.666 Town Counsel __ "ll,155_ 17425" ■322,101“ 357,642" 148.968 12,621 ^13,656' 4,824" '10,296“ TOTAL •" Development Commission 75,998 “ 63,477" p w I 65.435' 19,556" 65,535' CNMU Welfare "56.785" e 1W w »!«■ iM. Tji. ih t ua. IM. Off. 3 -3 1 Public Works Department ^8,075 EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES SEWER DEPARTMENT 4.236 5.925 5,080 5.925 CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER New Construction Administration^ “ 21,242 Collected Estimated Department's Managers 8.602' 19,616 “ 21,2417! Budget Arjmlnistratlon ______J 7 ,4 0 I^ " ^ . 6 1 6 FROM HERE VEAH..T1IEI?HE'DPUT0N As Of Full Year Estimate Estimate " “ 40.054“ 43,679 “ 60.608 THIS SPOOKY RECORD HE REVENUE SOURCE ^ Collected Estimate 28.475 ^0.054 “ 17,146" JM COULD SEE 1959-60 . 1960-61 12-31-60 1960-81 1961-62 1961-62 hYunlcipal Buildings 28,056_ 34,859 “ 34,859“ MR. ABERNATHY ______BY RAL.SrON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY PROSPECTIVE HAD MADE. Its WIRED 10 26,650 "T'28,517 “ 12.776“ 110.410 229,203 229,400 267,40q_ Building Inspector * “ 60.835 66,421" EUVER GO MTO A speaker IEt> HID IN Revenues and Use of Surplus 193,916 245,130 33.026 44.901 “ 18,836" 39,507 '[ MR.Mf ABERNATHY I'MTAKING th ank s very T t c a St THINK OF A MORE MTATlICi WHEN TH'Aimc Eneineering______' YES, It) Be )( VOUR HOUSE. Budgeted .Expended Department’s Manager’s _315.524_ "348,025 “364,145" UPACOLLECTION FORAVEBV MUCH! V^ORTHY CAOSETHANTHIS/ , EH.TR0y? DOOR WAS OPENEPi IT "262.045 ""272,524 127,009' Expended As Of 1st 6 Mos. Estimated Request R ecom .' H ighw ay ______44,169 “ 44,169" 55.200" WORTHY CAUSE. BROKE TM' CIRCUITI EXPENDITURES 30.988 44.169" “ 30.10.5" 12-31-60 1960-61 1960-61 1961-62 ___ 1961-62__ Sidewalks and Curbs______‘ 11 7.00 ^ W OULD YOU 1959-60 108.000" “ 45.816" ■“108,000_ 122,320 92,529 104.466 87.198 C A R E TO 76,183 97,246 38.676 Street LIrhtInr ______“ 104,481 12L 062 169141 YONfSe- Operatlnjr Expenses. 110.025 "154,305 ""104,481 “ 49,872“ CONTRIBUTE? ftPtUMY 67,806 67.834 15,417 67.834 97.248 Garbage CoIlecUon______61,851" Debt Service - 54.963 _ 51.663" 25.615" ___51.632_ “ 60.80^ 47,000 Cemeteries______'• 'i Transfer to Sewer Dept. Re*. Fund “ 391.850“ “ 445,954“ 412,512 42,264 80,050 12,900 6.000 ^366,118“ ~396.359" 175.080 Capital ImDrovementa J 18,011 .80,050 Police 5,000 6,207" f3 9 4 ' 240.413 214.614 267,386 6.332_ 5.507" 2.345^ 162,000 245,130 96,347 Civil Defense “ 27.259 “ 277423" . TOTAL 1 23.965 _ 26.679“ 13.230 26,467'^ Health • ______T i 8;87<“ 100.316 “ "107,567* 58.890 ■"107,657" “ 120,612" Recreation _ lO f.6 1 9 ' 84,535 89.616" 44.729 89,815" “ 109.306" EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES PARKING METER FUND Parka and Tree Warden 60.158“ 120,876“ “ 138.946" “ 136.836" I ' XTanager's 111.527 120.983“ L Budget Collected Estimated Departments Libraries ______1.760“ 1,650 i:650' • 1,220 1.760' 792" Collected Estimate A s Of Fu’l Year ^ tim a te Estimate Probate Court______» REVSaWE SOURCE _ 10.625" 11,134" ■ 3 -3 1 1959-60 1960.61 12-31-60 1960-61 _ 1961-62 ^__ 1961-62 _ 21,478 12,244' BY PETE HOFFMAN Tovm Court •_____ "3,831,574 4.453.469 "r228740

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. ERmAT, MARCH 81, 1981 PAGE FOURTEEN Two Events, Two Records Rose and Bittner Set Spring- Training Sizzling Pace in AAU BOtLUrVG

New Haven, March .31 (/P)— Two evdnts and two records. CHURCH DUCKFIN RESTAURANT LEAGUE WARM UP That’s the sizzling pace using set so ftir in th6 National Ama­ Standing* ‘ Standing* Youth’s Bowling D i v i d e i l d s w. Couples Event W. L. Pet. teur Athletic Union (AAU) Indoor Swimming and Diving St. Mary's ...... 83 Championships. Paganl's ...... 6 7 17 .798 Finals Tomorrow Earl Yost North End No. 1 ....7 8 Scheduled Next Walnut ...... 64 33 .643 From Florida Capt. Charley Blttlck and St. John's ...... 72 Sport* Kditor New York, March 31 (/Pj— ^temptlng a comeback wim his old#Deron Johnson and Jesst Veteran T r a in e r Imperial ...... 51 36 .607 Finals in the . Boys and Girls were the key blaste in the Yanks fabulous Murray Rose, the South­ North Meth. No. 2 ..66 Next bowling event along the Ray’s ...... 48 39 ..571 team. 'The lanky inflclder, who ern California water whizzes, got Town Bowling Tournament will he Three trades the St. Louis also belted 16 round-trippers last win at the expense of the Tigers. Zion Luth...... 63 tournament trail at the Com­ Cavey's ...... 45 42 ;536 held tomorrow afternoon at the Cardinals made with the San season while compiling a .258 Home Run* Galore Said to Have Given the three-day classic off last night St. James No. 2 ...... 60 munity V, will he the Mr. and Ooak Grill ...... 44 43 .524 a* if they were being shot out of Holiday Lanes. All finals will be Francisco Giants are starting average, was the first batter to Billy Martin batted |n five rum St. James No. 1 ....59 Mr*. ’Tournament. It I* *ched- Gus't ...... 35 52 .417 the best three out of five games Horse Stimulant jet engines. Center Congo No. 2 .57 to .‘prove beneficial for the face big Newk in the ninth. New»- with a homer and two singles in iiled on the weekend of April 6 matches starting at 3. combe who relieved starter Larry Bittick cracked the American St. B ridget's...... 56 through' 8. Setting a new high single this Gordon and Musial Discuss Red Birds with pitcher Ernie the Braves' success over the A's. The matches in the respective' Sherry, p;ave up three hits in his Joe Adcock also homered for Mil- New York, March 31 (/P)— standard in the 400-yard individual South Meth...... 51 Trophlen will be awarded to week was Ernie Pohl with a spar­ divisions are as follows; Bantam Broglio. first baaeman Bill White Temple B eth ...... 50 three-inning stint. w-aukee. Dick Schofield's tw-o-run Hlrsch Jacobi, one of America’s medley race with a brilliant 4:23.7, the top ihree couple*. Thl* kling 179. game. It left him Just Boys, Terry Kelly ve. Dave Cap- and shortstop X>aryl Spencer all shaving nearly five seconds off the Center Congo No. 2 . .47' one pin short of the 400 circle in figuring prominently in their 1961 Broglio was acquired in October homer In the eighth provided the most famous horse trainer* with definitely i* a husband and wife” pa; Junior Boys, Bob Young vs. 1958 in ■ the deal that sent Hobie mark recorded in Yale's 25-yard Second C on go...... 46 toiimanncnt, with only married the triple when he finished with a Hal Woods; Bantam Girls, Holly Theories on Batting Styles National League pennant plans. winning margin for the Pirates Com. Baptist ...... 43 Landrith to' the Giants. / White against the Phils. Pitcher Vernon more than 3,000 winners, is under pool here last year by Stanford's team* being accepted. All fine 399. Urbanett'l vs. Joan Urbanetti and The trio starred in the Cards’ wa.* involved in the swap that *aw‘ investigation in connection with George Harrison. The 21-year-oltT Concor. Luth. No. 1 . .36 team* will roll three game*. Other good arorea Included Bill Junior Girls, .Diane Maynard vs. Law, who went the route, aided his Concor. Luth. No. 2 .29 2-1 exhibition baseball victory over San Francisco get Sam Jones in cause with a circuit-clout as the the alleged atimulation of one of Bittick beat Ted Stickles, Indiana ' Shift* will be available Thurs­ Sheekey 147-386, Paul Correnti Gale Correnti. • to be a good hitter" The batter the Los Angeles<^ Dodgers at St. his horses at Aqueduct race track St. Petersburg, Fla.— Sky* was rookie Lou Klimchock. March 1959. The Cards gave up Hues won their 14th in 20 trie*. freshman, by about five yards a* day night at 8, Friday at 154-378, Don Carpenter 136-378, The Bantam Girls final will he overhead was crystal clear. A Petersburg yesterday. Broglio. a Don Blasingame in order to obtain The horse concerned is a filly both finished under the listed Gaining some breathing room 7 and 9 and Saturday at 4, 6 Jim Martin 137-373, Joe Genovesi a battle between cousins with title ■’He looks pietty good, takes a 21-game winner last season, just Willie Mays and rookie Tom Hal­ Keep Ideals. A saliva test after in the standing this week waa St. bright, hot sun was beating Spencer in December 1959. ler produced homers in the standard. Stickles was clocked in and 8. Additional shift* will 372, Fred McCurry 372. Howie sure to stay in the family. nice level swing ' the man who about clinched the opening day as­ - Elsewhere along the e.\hibition she had won on March 23 reported­ 4:26.9. Mary's with a 4-0 sweep of South be added If the demand requires Hampton 366, Ed Bajauclus 139- down on the vi.sitor's dugout knows a little about hitting said. signment by becoming the first St. Giants' win over the Red Sox. Methodist. Second plaoe North trail yesterday: Minnesota edged ly 'showed she had been j^ven a Au.strallah Olympic Champion them. Those IntereHted In en­ 352, Ed Pagani 361, Mike Zwick L«uis pitcher to go nine innings Jackie Jensen of Boston was Btlmulant. The filly won 'again Methodist No. 1 split four points CONSTRUCTION IJEAGXnB roof on the third base side of : Gordon'.s face lit up when the the Chicago White Sox, 4-3, New forced to retire with a pulled Rose broke the meet record in the tering this tournament, which 361, Walt Arckivy 149-354, A1 Ber- the playing field at A1 Lang : next batter stepped up for his 10 this spring. York nipped Detroit, 5-4„ Milwau­ la.st Mqpday. This time tests re­ 'with. Community Baptist to fall I* being sponsored by the Rec Standing* muscla-ln-his-J^hL-licg. The Injury 1500-meter grind held in Yale's 50- tusai 354, Charlie Whalen 352, Lar­ Pet. Field It was two hours before the i swings. -e" The big righthander allowed kee trimmed Kansas City, S-2. portedly showed no trace of a five games oft the pace. Department, should contact ry Bates 3.50, Burt Claugshey 136, W. L. vaa believed not serious. Faya meter tank. The 22-year-old blond With leading pinners were .22 6 .786 scheduled start of an exhibition "How about this boy. Stan* four hits, struck out four and Pittsburgh posted a 6-4 victory stimulant. touched the finish line in 17:43.7, Norm Vlttner at the Y next Gene Phaneuf 135. Filloramo's Const. Grapcfniit League baseball game walked four. The- lone run off over Philadelphia, San Francisco Throneberry and Ted Kluszewskl Jacobs said he was questioned Howie Holmes '367, John Aceto week any night after 6. Giansanti’s ...... 20 8 .714 . Just watch him. He came to us as homered to power the Angels In chopping more than 17 seconds off .642 bclicecn Kansas City and New i an outfielder but I’m going to him came on Dukp Snider’s fourth- turned back Boston. 7-,5, the Los by the stewards l«ost Monday. 367, Ted Lawrence 143-363, Har­ Howat & Mosher .,...1 8 10 their triumph over V'ancouver. the 18:00.8 which George Breen vey Johnson 362, Ed Pagani 147- KACEY TENPIN ....1 7 11 .607 Yorh. Sail boats could be seen in I niaae a third baseman out of him. inning homer. Angeles Angels shaded ’Vancou­ "I told them it was news to registered over the long course a Y KEGLERS Standing* Aceto's ...... nearby Tanipa Bay atid Coast IVhite. who batted .283 and ver of the Pacific Coa.*t League, Earl Robinson's three-run hom­ me,” said Jacobs, who became na­ 360, Bruno Mazzoli 360, George Annulli Const. . ,...1 6 12 .571 I Name’s Frank Cipnani." Gordon er enabled the Oriolea' B squad to year ago. Rose won by 15 meters .Standing* Pagani Caterers ... .78 37 .678 .429 Guard' planes were arriving and • said. "He’s a pretty good hitter." slammed 16 home runs in 1960. 3-2, and the Baltimore "B" squad tionally known more than a decade Barber 356, Ed Ralph 355, Andy W. L. Pet. Peck Lumber ...... 1 2 , 16 gain their victory at the expenas over Alan Somers of Indiana, who Lamoureaux 355, Ken Monroe 141- Man. Modes ...... 73 43 .629 ....1 2 16 .429 taking off at the nearby airport. ! The youngster got some good collected two of the Red Birds' edged Richmond of the Interna­ ago when he developed Stymie Coffee Cups ...... 66 30 .688 Moriarly Bros...... 68 48 .,586 Ideal Sanitary . A wandering wTiter. anxious toi six hits as he continued his steady tional League. 6-5. The game of Richmond as Chuck Estrada from a $3,600 clalmer into a barely flnjshed in front of Roy 353, Neno Aceto 3!j7, Howie Glrardln Builder ....1 0 , 18 •35L wood on several pitches and Musi- Saari of El Segundo, Calif. Spatulas...... 60 36 .625 Turcotte Esso .... .64 52 .552 get in out of the bright sunshine. | soring swinging. He boosted his btween the Chicago Cubs and went the distance. Baltimore's Stakes horse who won more than Hampton 138, Tom MacDougaa 41 .573 McNally & Son .... 9 19> .320 al conunented. "He’s built like an reguarly scheduled game with Cin­ What's new today? Spoons ...... i ...... 55 Shea's Nutmegs ... ..61 54 .530 ___4 24 .143 retreated to the players’ bench. infielder, ” Grapefruit League average to .421, Cleveland was canceled by wet $900,000. 135. Rolling Pins...... 50 46 .521 Fogarty Bros...... 1)9 . 56 .513 Colla’s Coi St. . . Before the teams arrived, the tops on the club. grounds at Tucson. cinnati was canceled out of re­ ” I am surprised and mystified. Tea K ettles...... 'S 61 .365 Seeking Triple Crowns E f t s G a g e ...... 59 56 .513 as they members of the St. Louis Cardl- Ninth Inning Homer Hal Naragon’s three-run homer spect for Powel Crosley Jr., the I’ve never had this happen before. Egg Beaters ...... 22 74 .229 Lappen's Ins...... 52 63 .452 Trailing by one game nala who were left behind while Sliiggrrb Drive Cadillacs and Bob Allison's solo four-bagger late owner of the Reds who’.died All I know is that I am Innocent.” Both Rose and Bittick shoot for Paret Still Choice went into the match, Filloramo's Spencer broke up the game with a second crown In determined Stevenson's Ins...... 52 63 .422 the team played a road game were • I’ll tell you \ at I like m ost, a ninth inning home nin off Vet­ triggered the Twin.*’ conquest over Tuasday. Croaley'a funeral "waa The New Work State Racing Filloramo's Constr. . .47 69 .405 took all three points from Gian­ battles for triples, and they could Sweeping four points from the santi’s to displace the latter team finishing up batting practice. One about his hitting," Musial added. eran Don Newcombe, who is at- the White Sox. Home runs by held yesterday. Commission made no comment, To Retain Crown Egg Beaters while jhe Spatulas Man. Surplus ...... 46 70 .375 1 ‘‘He’s not trying to kill the ball, I but Francis P. Dunne, a steward do it although it might be rough in first place and take a two-game of the Red Birds was Stan Musial. and tough. The Australian makes were being Upset by the Spoons, Home Specialties .. ..37 78 .322 Just as the all-time Cardinal, I just rtieetlng it." representing the commission, said Miami Beach. Fla., March 31 edge in the title chase. hi* bid in the 220-yard sprint’ and Mike Troy of Indiana Is ter Modes wa* losing by the same ELKS me in the ahade. 8 p^m.—Pro Bashetball, Emile Griffith. Y JR. BOYS "There is no reason for any not swinging for the fences ail with his father before the Milwaukee Braves-Kansas With Hiller and Haller Hermanson came back to cop the decision. (Herald Pho­ favored to retain hia 220-yard .but­ "The fans buy their tickets late score to Turcotte Esso. Standing* the time I became a much better Hawk* vs. Laker*. Final Standing* W. Pet. team, or any player, to blame’ City Athletics game in Bradenton yesterday. (AP Pho- Channel* tS, SO, to by Saternis.) terfly title, but could get an argu­ down here," Dundee said. Leading keglers were Mario L. hitler, but it was late in my career. ment from Southern California's W. L. Pet. Frattsroll 236-572, Jack Lappen Patten Builders ....24 12 .667 the weather for not being In top tofa.v.) 4 p.m. Big Time Wre«Ulng Phoenix, Ariz. (N E A )— Last season, with practically Canadian Rooters Paret remained a 7-5 favorite .. .27 5 .843 Ybu’ know, the big home'nin hit­ Lance Larson; and defending over the clever New Yorker, who Giant* ...... 203-559, Tom Hobin 200-201, Dick Aceto & Sons...... 23 13 .639 physical condition this year. I ’ve ters drive Cadillacs and npl Fords.” Channel 8. everything going wrong, the Giants still won 79 games. Hor­ ... .19 13 .593 never seen anything like it In 20 In Consternation champion Bill Mulliken of Oxford, never has gone beyond 10 rounds Cardinals ...... Lappen 208, Bill Gallo 200. Fred's P ackage-----22 14 Gordon saw long service at second 4 p.m,—Sport* Thrills, ace Stonehara changed managers with the San P’rancisco club Ohio, faces danger In the 220- Dodgers ...... 1 6 16 .500 Putnam & Co...... 14 22 years,” he said as he sat down, Channel SO. before. Gil Clancy, co-manager ..500 base for the New York Yankees very much in contention on June 18 and all hands didn’t pre­ yard breaststroke. and trainer of Griffith, said there Phillies ...... 16 16 WEDNESDAY Y Lea's Market ...... 13 23 .361 took off hia bas^all cap and and later in his career with Cleve­ 4:80—Race of Weiek. New York, March 31 tAb—Final Pirates ...... 9 23 .281 showed that only writers have re­ cisely cotton to Tom Sheehan, so'» Slam-Bang Action Some 250 swimmers and divers is no doubt in his mind that if Standing* Decl's Drive-In...... 12 24 .333 land. being traded by New York Westeheoter Handicap, .281 Narleski Quits Tigers surprisingly chosen to succeed Bill series in the National Hockey are competing for qualifying the fight goes the full 15 rounds Brave* ...... 9 23 W L Pet. ceding hairlines but also managers. JOE GORDON for Allle Reynolds. Channel 18. man, Charley Hiller. He is a left- League’s Stanley Cup playoff* re­ E A S G age...... 57 30 .655 Before we had a chance to talk 4:80—Bowling Star*. Rigney. The outfit was tom by places in six events this afternoon Saturday Griffith will be the Breaking a tie for first place, 'There are too many guys who dissension. Some of the guysTlay- hand line-drive hitter and a good- sume In Toronto and Montreal to­ Good shooters included Tom Man. Motor Sale.* ...51 36 .586 Patten Builders took a 2-1 decision about the A’s, or. If you prefer, the 8d ball club. Los doubles.’’ During his 19-year major 5 p.m.—Florida Derby, Northw’est L e ^ ie in hitting the Angeles will be tough as well as Lakeland, Ha., March 31 (IP )— Ray Narleski, who possibly Channel 18. the Giants into the second division, Action was slam-bang from start to finish at the boxing The Hawks, who have split four STAR-LITE verdict to Lea’s Market. league career, Musial can speak year before. He is a confident 25- games with M o n t r e a I’l Cup Among the top pinners were Art Milwaukee and Pittsburgh. A lot with authority for his 3.294 base could solve the Detroit tigers’ relief pitching woes, has quit 5 :80—Wrestling. Channel 18. i Don Blasingame couldn’t use his show put on at the Community Y last night and witnessed by Linda Bycholski 191, Judy Rich­ Best shooters were Paul Cor­ No More Road Trips ' St. Louis clippings for base hits year-old without being cocky. He champs of the last five years, were ardson 186 and Sandi Osborne 184 Johnson 156-398, Ed Bujaucius 394, renti 354, John Madigan 146-350, of fellows I talked with like the hits. 2,020 were singles. He also the club in a huff and gone home to New Jersey, The veteran 10 p.m.—^Flght of Week, believes he can play big league a crowd estimated at 200 fans. In fact, two of the bouts were Tony" Salvatore 154-381, Larry Alter exchanging greetings, Dodgers.” Paret v*. Griffith,' or range at second base. Willie singled out today by former Can- led the shooters. Pete Brazitis 350. collected 675 doubles. 170 triples righthander stalked out of the Tigers’ spring camp yesterday ball, and everybody, including ’ A1 'flo hectic that they didn’t *go the distance and in two others, adlens' great Maurice (Rocket) Bates 138-378, Dave Saunders 147- Musial said, *T feel great. I haven't Not Musial. “Los Angel e s and 429 home runs. And he's 'done Channel 8. McCovey. the killer-diller of the after a dispute with Personnel Dl-*’ GianL*' near-pennant run the year Dark, wlio has seen him has to tlie scrappers had difficulty hear-"*— Richard for a major contribution 375, Ed Kovis 148-375. Ding Farr been making the road trips but I doesn't have enough power hitters extremely well In the salary de-'. agree. WEDNESDAY MIXED DOI’BLES 139-373, Skip Kearns 364, Ell Fish Y F&P MIDGETS ha-»e been ^ t i n g in a lot of hit­ to win.” the Cardinal player said rector Rick Ferrell. want him to pitch a month at ! Sunday— t before, was a bust. Johnny Anto- Ing the bell and instructions from ard’s head in the second round in making the current series "The Final Slandinzi Best totals included Barbara partment, drawing down ns much Not Just Flaahe* their cornermen, the din of the W. L. Prt. 141. ting and running by staying be­ as he -sat on the top step of the as $80,000 a year. Narleski packed at his hotel and Denver to see if his back is bet- . 2:80—Sport* Spectacular, nelH was of little or no help. In- that brought a round of applause dirtiest I've ever seen or played MursA-John CuBhinR ....5 U 16 .758 McCurry 116, Carol Crandall 102, Other kids who have caught the *’ crowd waa so heavy. Those in at- hind. dugout. Players, of all classifications, went to the adiport for his home­ ter and whether he has recaptured j National AAU Swimming : juries kept Bid Bressoud’ and Jim from the gallery. Richard forced In." Irma-Ted Lawrence ...... 4 4 22 667 VILLAGE CHARMERS Carleen Conran 100, Kathy Camp­ I Davenport out for more than a eye out here on the desert, and ' tendance called it the best boxing the fight in the third round to ■win The Maple Leafs, trailing Ue- D ot'Al CowlAS ...... 4 1 26 .621 ‘T ■ think we hs've an excellent "Take a look- at that fellow in starting in Little League, could ward trip to Haddonfield, N. J. the form that once made him the ' Championship*. AUcr^^Clift M am uson ....SR 2R Standing* bell 100. At issue was Narleski’s request : third of the season. not just with flashes, are the " card held in Manchester in many a, dose decision. tront 3-1 In the other semi-final, .576 chance to win the pennant," Musial the batting cage, ” Gordon said, take this advice. It may add a few ace reliever^ the A m e r i c a n | Channel 8. catchers, Tom Haller and Johnny Spf^ncft ...... 37 29 ..SSI W. Pet. said. Yhia was before Larry Jack "and wratch his svvtng. He's going points to batting averages. that he be restored to the Tigers' League. j 2:80— Pro Basketball, In the face of all this. Alvin years. ’ Michael Angelo and Guy-Guy were roasted by Coach Punch Oladyn-Herh Smith ...... 3 4 32 .515 SPICE NO. S Orsino. Haller is the $60,000 bonus boys RuthrBob Ostrander ...... 2 9 37 .439 Garden Grove ...... 67 .599 roster an'd be given a major league Celtics V*. Western winner, Dark, the new’ director of field In each of the bouts the Bi-ainard brought tlie biggest Imlach for their "Atrocious” shoot­ With good pinners were Laura Farrell^aiif the Tigers had n ot' catcher from the Uhiveraity of were fighting for trophies that Mal-Tom Morlpy ...... 2 R 3R .4-24 Howard Oil ...... 57 .509 contract. The one-time relief ace, Channel* 22, 80. operations, doesn't have to tell you round of applause from the house ing and their inability to keep the Shirley-Leo Landry ... OPj 41 ..379 .500 Frankovitch 112,- Eleanor Urban- decided where Narleski would Illinois, w’ho has been In the or­ . were donated for the occasion by 41 Nasslff Arms ...... 56 idled with a bad back all last sea­ that with improved play, stronger in tlieir bout with Brainard win­ Wings from beating them to the MUllf-Ollift Ja^^•l« ... ’ ’. ‘. ‘.25 .379 .473 etll 112, Martha Harrison 112, pitch. A direction and purpose, and a real ganization tw’o-and-a-half years, ' North End businc.ssmen. The wln- ning by a TKO in a 1:20 of the Sandv-ddi<* S pm ee ...... 25 41 .379 Jarvla Realty ...... 53 son, is on the roster of Detroll’s "Who's Tie trying to kid 7” puck in the comers. This, plus the Jo-E lm ore K<*inh ...... 2 4 42 .364 .464 Steffie BorSllo 111, Sue Parnell Krebs Recovered from Injury; conception of team play and co­ last season at Tacoma. He is a ' ners of these very fine trophies third round. Both boys fought Man. Auto Parts ....52 Denver American Association stormed the 32-year-oId pitcher. Johansson Ready play of Detroit goalie Terry Saw- Johnson’s Paint .....51 .455 110. farm club while being allowed to ordination. it shouldn’t be diffi­ lefthand distance hitter w’bo has ’'fhave something they will cherish every second w’ith each fighter chuk and Detroit ace Gordie High average in both men's and "He had talked quite a bit about cult to Improve on last year’s come along steadily. Hia two home for many years to come. Tommy having the other on the verge o f train with the parent club. me going to the minors. Howe, says Imlach, is the expla­ women's divisions went to the Taking three points from league Races at Riverside Tomorrow Narleski said he wanted a major To Fight Liston figures. And that if all the athletes runs, one with the bases loaded, O’Neil, boxing instructor at the Y, a knockdut. nation for the Leafs flop ao far pennant winners Marge and John “ If I signed a Denver contract should have a good year the Giants powered the Giants to a victory through his many years of han­ Brainard, with a series of rights leading Garden Grove, Manchester leagrue contract by tomorrow so he that would mean I’d get just about in the semi-finals. The leafs dueled Cushing, Marge led the ladies with Auto Parts took over fifth ■ place Loa Angaies — Eddia Oarda, could be covered by in-surance In London. March 31 Iflh—Former could have an open shot at the Na­ over the Cubs. dling boys, had the foresight to and lefts, had Angelo on the ropes a 99.60 wliile her husband topped Springfield—The champion is* So, Krebs, somewhat lighter in half of what I made last year. Montreal all season for first pl?ce and broke their deadlock for last ISd, Denver, ootpoioted Oannle the players' pension fund. His In­ heavyweight Champion Ingemar tional League pennknt. "And right now h » would have have an extra trophy on hand. in a dazed condition in the open­ in the league, while Detroit fin­ the men with a 107.46 mark. ALLING'S back! Buddy Krebs, the mo’st .weight but not in enthu.siasm, is That isn’t enough.” ing round but could not deliver place with Johnson’s Paint which Prtee. 1S6, Flttaborgta. 10. Tiger surance expires at midnight today. Johansson w’aa due here today en- "Everybody on the Pirates had a to be tabb^ the best catcher de­ This one waa awarded to a loser ished Afurth' after a woeful start. A1 Cowles and Ed Spence shared courageous of all Riverside stock ready to take up where he left off Brilliant Career route to his temporary home m 125 per cent season last year,” fensively in camp.’l remarked on# the final blow as Angelo covered split four points with N a s s i f f A1 wnBrnm, 162^, Lm Angeles, He has had concern over medcal of a fight by so close a margin the men's high triple, each showing ■ f t outpointed Gene Johns, lOO'/), Loa car kings, will be in the driver’s last September. He recently re­ bills if his back troubles him again. Narleski said he would refuse Geneva, Switzerland. points out Dark, optimistically, of the older pitchers. that the boy richly deserved the up beautifully. Angelo drew blood a 360, while Mai Morley’s 343 Arms. Despite the loss. Garden * . seat Saturday night wlfen the Grove still holds a huge 10-game Builds Angeles, 10. ceived the doctor’s okay to rejoin ‘Tve been here seven weeks and to return to the minors under any Johansson, accompanied by "so why couldn't it be the Giants’ Orsino, a big fellow and four ‘ trophy. with lefts and rights, to Brain- topped the ladies. Ted Lawrence 1961 racing season opens. conditions. 'Greer on Rules Body edge In race.. Bristol, Bagland—Jrlah Johnny the rugged Riverside competlUon. that should be time enwgh for Birgit Lundgren, his fiancee, left turn? iVe’ve got the talent." years in the chain, la a real good TTie opening bout saw Swede ard's nose in the second round rolled a 147 for high single for the A The Manchester, Connecticut "I've only got so many games New’ York last night by plane — right-hand hitter. that had Brainard reeling. Brain­ Top pinners were Eliz J u u i OnldweD, 114, Enginnd. stopped them to decide w-hether or not I’m Strong Recruit Crop ,, Hermanson win the first two Storrs—Basketball ’ .'.his very good performance. land (District One) representative for a long while it appeared as If Schumacher, who foreaook New Hiller and Haller—starting with ail the .way to win over Dennis Lawrence 652. scorers. though he didn’t pitch a game. His Tigers after the 1958 season and challenger to Champion Floyd Pat­ Classy Jerry Tower won on the "The Menace" Smith- Smith was on the committee this coming Chicago at MontreaL his racing days would be over. 1960 salary as reported at $18,000. York baseball w’ritlng for the genuine pros like Harvey Kuenn, Detroit at 'Toronto. won only four games In 1959. A terson, who kayoed Johansson for . strength his previous ring ex­ content to box Morris the first two January. Greer was renamed chair­ But the 30-year-old garage me­ Narleski claimed the Tigers Giants' front office, "I have to Willie Maya and Orlando Cepeida. perience and his reach advantage man of the All-District (New Eng­ chanic never gave up hope of ruptured disc sidelined him last the second time March 13 at Miami rounds and with his speed and AMERICAN LEAGUE n - think the class compares with the over Sailor Jones, land) basketball selection commit­ Cleveland at Springfield. tuming to his first love. season but he caqie to camp early Beach. counterpunching did pile up in February to try a comeback. U. S. District Court Judge Emett 1958 crop, which gave us Orlando j’" Bout Stopped points. Morris, a converted south­ tee and member of the All-America The Tigers, in dire need of re­ C, Coate granted him permission Cepeda, Davenport. Bob Schmidt • Greg Morris disposed of little paw, came out in the third and committee at the convention of lief pitching, were pleased with his in Florida after the government and Winie Kirkland Rockne’s Memory the National Association of Bas­ Star of the young troupe thus ; Eddie Wrobel by the knockout final round to fight lefthanded work in his first few. exhibition had detained the Swedish fighter r .route. Wrobel, as game as they and this spelled doom to the cour­ ketball Coaches. outings. But Narleski waa hit pending legal action on a claim for far here in the sagebrush and ageous Smith. Morris tagged n aaguaro country Is a second base- Lives on Despite ' come, just ran out of gas midway hard in his last few chances. more than 81 mllUoii in income tax. 5 In the second round and Referee Smithy with .several lefts and HABIT FORMING ANGLER AT WORK: The early angler catches the fish Extra Mileage His Death in 1931 I Ray Licmeaux wisely stopped the rights that finally won the de­ East Lansing, Mich.— (NEA) — as. well as the worm. Bill Hankinson, 15, was out to prove 1961 COMET Lbout. cision for him. Michigan State's Ross Trophy, that theory as he was caught in this pi^tui^e silhouetted PRICES START AT ^Trackmen Best Trained Athletes^ Barry "Hard Luck” Smith lost Success for this fine perform­ given each year to the Spartan against the early morning .sky trying his luck in the South Bend, lnd„ March 31 lit) ance by the youngsters, of course, football player best combining ‘ !'to a smart and heedy David Rich­ Hockanum River today. (Herald Photo by Saternis.) Thirty years ago today a west­ ard. The latter landed a solid right goes to O'Neil. He was ably as­ athlet(c ability with scholarship, bound airlines plane, shortly after '''to Smith's head in the first round sisted by Johnnie O’Neil, Tony waa awarded to quarterback. Tom By EARL YOST leaving Kansas City, crashed In a ' that staggered the North Ender. Kubasek, Flo Bolduc and Earl Wilson in 1960. His brother John RETREADS Musial Credits His Sturdy Legs was the winner In '52 and brother 4848 BUDDY KREB.S St. Petersburg. Fla. — "Fellow wheat field near the Kansas hill Smith, however, snca'ked in a se­ Everett in preparing the boxers town of Bazaar, Knute Rockne ries of rights’ and lefts to Rich­ and acting as seconds. Pat in ’56. 12,000-MILE WARRANTY OR 1 YEAR Krebs- will be back in ’ his fa who deserves a spot in baseball’s was''amo'ng the eight persons 5000 S&H GREEN STAMPS mous "Flying Zea^^ the car .that f ONLY $195 DOW N Hall of Fame Is the man who laid aboard who perished. W ITH EVER'Y PURCHASE NEW picked up 13 race ■'vlctorie* and out the fir.st ba.*eball diamond.” Every yta^ since then, hi* 710 points a year ago. He report­ For His Longevity in Baseball ub ,-. Manager Chuck Dressen of Mil­ f ri.ends.-asioolates and former Latest Designs • Custom Pre-fngineered TIRE ed this week that he expects to waukee told me. "He was a genius. players under his tutelage have do .some te.st driving on the Aga­ DRIVE A NEVr Did you ever stop and realize that gathered to pay tribute to Notre wam oval tonight in preparation By EARL YOST Dame's prug-nose football strate­ COST for Saturday’s big inaugural. the dimensions have never been 1961 Mercury Meteor changed? He knew that to'-make St. Petersburg, Fla.— “Best gist who made the fighting Irish OLDSMOBILE . . .1 i - 25 Lap Feature UNIVERSAL •■600” t-DOOR SEDAN it an Interesting game that the trained of all athletes are as well as his own name a house­ The opening feature Saturday hold word. . will be a 25-lap race., Post time base.* should be 90 feet apart and trairkmen beiiause they keep UNCONDITIONALLY the pitcher's mound 60 feet, six A group of 250 attended me­ r for the big program of speed their legs in excellent condi­ morial mass in the Alumni Hall ! ... ■ (NOT 4-DOOR AS PRICES thrills is the usual 8:15 p.m. Inches from home plate." Dressen ILLUSTRATED) START AT added, during a pre-game break for tion to remain at the top. The Chai>el lu t Sunday Jack Canfion GUARANTEED 4999 Massachusetts drivers are hop­ of Columbus, Ohio,, who waa one ing to push the Connecticut boys a cigarette. "Baseball has been an main part of their training GARAGES a little more this year after a entertaining and Interesting game consists of running. That’s .why of Rockne’s greatest linemen In rather embarra.ssing domination all the.«e year* thanks to the fore- running is so important to haae- 1927-1929, later addressed the FuH deprti, best Goodycor rubber;Goodyear custom nyioti tread design. by the Nutmeg stale in 1960. The | fellow w’ho marked out ball player*,” Stan Mu*lal said aa group. Cannon and the present m ao noM season'.* totals a year ago show , hrst playing field. w’e chatted on the St. Loul* football coach, Joe Kuharich. then Connecticut dri\’ers posting 116 dinal bench at A1 Lang Field. 'Be­ placed a wreath on'Rock's grave Only perfect casings used. wins, compared to 39 for the Bay Each of tlie nine roaches who fore the exhibition game started, in highland cemetery on the out­ WE NEED CLEAN, LATE IB State and for New York. signed with tlir Chleago Cub* In Musial had just finished taking skirts of town. .> I hU licks in the batting cage, top­ 12,000-MILE WARRANTY OR I lY A R Only strong argument for the owner P. K. Wrigley’* experiment There are no special services The Have Your Own Casings Retreaded Massachu.setts cause is Spring­ to go along thl* season without a ped off by a series of wind sprints today. The campus is quiet be­ fATIO GARAOE ONLY $295 DOW N in the outfield. cause’ of Easter vacation. field's Jerrv’ H\imiston, who fin- field manager will receive a mini­ NOT lU U S. Islied just three points behind mum salary of 815.000. Thl* come# ‘‘The most important part of Rockne, who had just turned 43, iOWESrPRICES EVEEf Whitewalls Refinished Like New LOW BANK RATES— 36 MONTHS TO PAY Krebs for the Riverside title. to at least 8185,000 If my arith­ my whole baseball career has been was en route to Los Angeles for MODEL USED CARS! Your choko of cuftom 'or pro-ongTi my legs. True, my eyesight must 'The old favorites will he back, metic 1* correct. Chuck Dressen a business meeting when he was nootod 0oroQO8 ert no oxtm omI# and some new faces are promised told me $15,000 was the. least any be good, but I feel that my legs killed. The previous fall his" fight­ '60 UNC. $3995 *60 COMET SAVE! are the key to being able to stay for this 14th *ea.son of racing. man onnid collect under major ing Irish were national cham­ NO MONEY DOWN • 5 Ymn t o N y 2-door hardtop. 2-door sedan. up in the National League as long pions, capping Rockne’a 13-year The fifth-mile asphalt track is in league rule* a* a coach. However, I « Wayawil Daa Namoibsr 1M1 ONE DAY SERVICE excellant shape for the opening. I four of the coaches have already a* I have," he added. coaching tenure at Notre Dame in '56 M E R C $545 '56 FORD $695 been assigned Job* In the Cuh farm The one-Ume' sore-armed left- which his teams compiled a 105- WE NEED THEM NOW handed pitcher who turned to the ROOM ADDITIONS & E r r -? 4-door. Choice of two. Country sedan. Kxhibition Basrhall system so P. K. won't be paying 12-6 record. DO NOT TAKE A CHANCE WITH SMOOTH, WORN OUT TIRES. FREE IN- a record amount of money to have outfield and In time became -one of ‘The Man’ Himseli and Yost Four Horsemen Moet Famous PORCHES Our Specialty '57 M R D $945 someone run his Cubs. "One thing the'^ all-time hitting greats In the Hie most famous team was SwidforFMEcatabsae SPECTtON* DRIVE IN ANYTIME. '54 MERC. $495 Thursday's Result* history of dur national game looks made up of the four horsemen— Fairlane hardtop. 4-door wagon. . St. Louis 2, Los Angeles (N) 1. I like with Wrigley’s plan," WE'RE GIVING REAL DEALS UNIVERSAL COTTAGES Dressen said, “ was that It keeps great. "I feel great, too,” Musial In basebalk the beat trained play­ Seven times he led (he senior Elmer Layden, Harry Stuhldreher; Pittsbul’gh 6. Philadelnhia 4. remarked. "I say this, because my league In hitting and three times Don Miller and Jim Crowley — New York 5. Detroit 4. number of guy* off relief.” ' ers are mtchera. ■ Why ? Because PHONE 34 HOW '58 MERC. $1195 '60 AN G LIA $1095 iegs are in .top shape. theyjdO more running than anyone was selected as the most valuable and seven mules In the middle COUECT SEWVKS 4-door. MilW’aukec 8, Kansas City 2. StopInToday For That HO 7-6396 English Ford. Blue Two former fine ball players, Starting 19th Season else. I’ve'been running almost as player winner. 1920’a. But, {lerhaps, hia moat San Francisco 7, Boston 5. What about thrill* a Connecticut (Buck) McCormick and Waite •Tve worked harder.this spring much as the pitchers this spring,” hrtlUant waa his last 1930 outfit vmroM. amejuiT. Exirtiai NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, Loa Angeles (A) 3, 'Vancouver than ever before,” said the 40- the man who has spent all hia writer asked the brown haired out­ Dispur * a SUNDAY ” .c*M.rpito '56 FORD $595 '58 FORD $1145 (I>CL) 2. Hoyt, are teamed up as play-by- which rolled over Southern Meth­ New Oldsmobile V-8 4-door. >'«ar-old man who w’lll In less than majbr league career In the uniform fielder who has never altered his odist, Navy. Carnegie Tech, Pitts­ Fairlane 4-door Chicago (N) vs. Cleveland (can­ play announcers for the Cincin­ peculiar lefthanded batting stance nati Reds. McCormick w’as a big three w’eeks start hU 19th season, of the Cards told me. burgh, Indiana, Pennsylvania, 295 RROAOliT. "Bay vrith CanUdence from Hartford County's celed). 20th counting one year while Preparing for the '61 campaign, of bending In his right knee. Was UNIVERSAL GARAGES, Inc. Oldest Ltncoln-Mercury Dealer” hitter with the Red.* during the there one that stood out above all Drake, Northwestern, Army and spent In the Navy In World War the Donora, Pa., native, who is a Southern California. 1939-40 I championship years while others ? MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, INC. G5STILESST.- BOX 1708- NEW HAVEN, CONN. MANCHESTER ^ O O D > ^ E A I l Pro Baskrtball Hoyt helped pitch the Yankees to II. "It’s harder to get Into shape wealthy businessman off the play­ In’ the Southern Cal came the when you get older. I’ve done more ing field, being in the restaurant • I received a surprise answer for r f l w w d R B e e i j ^ ^ □ COTTAGES Q j several American League title*. there have been numerous big little Norwegian tnunlgrant puUed Bie izm'ji'r n i’WTFR 8TH£ET M ANOHESX’JKIIi CO N N . Td. Ml 3.1579 NBA PLAYOFFS running this year than ever before buslneaa in St. Isruia, Musial holds one of his m ^ter strokes of psv- SIS WEST M atvioixo OUIBMOBILES FOB OVEB 25 YEABS MORIARTY BROTHERS T1ianiday*s Results and I feel great. The weather has more records than w y active play­ momenU In Muslal’s nearly two ■ NAME______;...... ,...

A_ MANCHESTER E"VENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1961 PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1961 PAGE SIXTEEN Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Is- | Fan* and Land For Sale 71 Houses For Salt 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lots For sale 73 Boluehold Goods Si Apartment*— FI»t»— Rockville-V ernon Isitd, 8. C. Led hy White Mercenaries Business Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY PAGALY and SHORTEN He is scheduled to report at Tenements 63 BOLTOM-t8 room ranch, brssis- MANCHESTER—Ebccellent condi­ TWO B ZONE lots with city HEBRON Camp Lejeune, N. C., for combat SPRING CLEAN-UP—Attica, cel­ Customer Can’t tJae It! "'•ty, gsrsg®. large lot, with or tion. Move right In this- larger water. Union St. Manchester. OOM’N GET IT FOR r e n t —T wo room apartment. 32.350 each. MI 8-4495. infantry trainlrar and then will re­ lars, garages, yards, burning bar­ oooH,noTiaA; , CA)4X 'MrtAT without furniture. Cell after 4 ■Ized 3 bedroom ranch. Living Jurors Called 31,700 WORTH,OF Heat, not water, parUng, Tel. MI 85 kcr«i of high ground. Builders p.m. MI 8-1273. room, fireplace. Dining area. Tile ceive speciaUgM Instruction at a rels emptied, vacant houses tHSOefiSESTi nAvt-mc POVOU fiECire«!HAHA!I8rAKTIP service school or be assigned to a Katanga Units Rout CLASSIFIED Furniture Appliances 8-3068. bath. Hobby room; Garage. On bua ahould look. SeUlng for 312.000. clsaned. B a r r ^ for aale. M A M It 6IMP1.V ■< ‘ ■RtClPt? WLUlTi/ ’10 MAkC MAgAtCklNO To Be Sold At H Price LARGE BUILDING lot In Bolton, unit of the Fleet Marine Force. Rubbish Removal Service, Ml FLOTILLA WHIPS FIRST FLOOR, newly redecorated line. Realistic price 317,500. H. B. 111 Civil Cases To mscuss Renewal micioust Moum.tuTxuseci —YOU GET ALL THIS— MANCHESTEI very reaaonable. Call MI 6-4291. 9-9787. MAPLE iVSUPlMCTEiP UPACULtUABV 4 room apartment, hot water, cel­ R. F. DIMOCK CO. Grady, Broker, MI 3-8009. George Copans, executive direc­ OPVAkllLA.’fflBUr MASTERPIECE Here It Royal Luxury for you — lar, attic atorage, provide own Owner Transferred LOTS FOR SALE for single and 2- Thirty-five jurors hava been tor of the Rockville Redevelop­ ADVERTISING ifS BECAUSE See all you get—See all you save heat, 376. Write :Herald. Ml 9-6245 family houses. We also buy lots. Forces of Gizenga • tuBSTrrunoPeAMuit ANCHESTER called to hear special civil trials in ment Agency, will speak to mem­ Honsehold Services SkETH.A'^EOlT —Gorgeous Blonde Or Cordovan Charles Ponticelli Agency, MI Superior Court beginning Tuesday, bers o f the Rockville Ministerial FOR CHEBRIS4, SIX ROOM duplex off Main Street, Quality custom built 8 room Offered IS-A and all In quality furniture' too .. 9-9644 or MI 3-8106. the opening of the spring session. Association Monday at noon at the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ALL BV EAR- Triple Dreater with lutpacaped centrally located, 386 a month. J, Honacs For Sale 72 rinth, fireplace, 2 full ceramic brt and Convenience (Continued from Page One) First Congregational Caiurch of themselves out to guard the hoo> Mirror, spacious -Cheat of Drawers, D Realty, 470 Main Street, MI tiled baths, full basement, jalousled Twenty-'keven trials are docketed pital—in fact th ^ had a cordon 8.13 A.M. to 4i30 P.M. WEAVINO Of Buna, moth uolea CX5VBNTOY—4 large rooms on for little nibiwy. Transferred own­ Vernon. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, sliding-dodr_ - Bookcase-Bed, plus 2 8-6129. breezeway, 2 car attached garage, ANDOVER LAKE—Lakefront lot for assignment that day. They are miles to the south. Units of the round the hospital throughout." large tree shaded lot. C?lose to ers have made^NjhiB 6 room home handbags repaired. Upper i«- Night Tables, "Sealy Posturepe«hc- — level lot 100x300 excellent location 60x200, nice view, 31,500. PI 2-6477. cases carried over from the end Copsns' talk- will center on the 1 “ Poms __ Katanga’s white Fourgon said barrels had bean OPOUND FLOOR tenement, three avorythlng. 311.700. W. E. Thle- dMirablc for youi^-growing family, of the winter session when more COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. placements. umbrellas repaired, Innerspring Mattreu and Box to all schools. For appointment .to 2 baths, fireplace, add much more, ®"4'*®** "peaking army group, lud rolled on the airfield by the re­ MONDAY n n FEIDAT 10:30 AJl.—SATURDAY 0 AJR. large unfurnished rooms, heat and man, broker. Coventry PI 2-7752. Inspect call owner. MI 8-6074. than 60 cases were given pre-trial men’s shin coUars reversed and Spring, 2 Foam Rubber Pillows, 2 asking only 314.900. Call Barbara Suburban For Sale 76 treating Gizengist troops but soon replaced. Marlow's Llttla Mend­ modern Boudoir Lamps, 2 Scatter • hot water, adults, 390 per month. hearings. About hslf the cases were Munongo said he did not know after Katanga troops took the air­ MIWtPAPtRr ~ tTMUCAH 7 / 112,600—SIX room cape, full base Clhsmberlaln, MI 9-5306. settled out of court before the ses­ ing Shop. Ruga, Beautiful Wall Pictures, MI 3-4406. TO SETTLE estate —reaaonably program. , the number of Katanga troops that field they cleared the runway and PLEASE READ YOUR AD SL. ment, combfiiatlon windows and EAST HARTFORD—56 Manor Qr- sion closed. Hospital Notes Famous Nationally Adverflaed doors, amsalta drive, shade tress, cle. Transferred owner desires BARROWS & WALLACE priceC 5 room house, main high took part in the operation. But he planes were able to land. Claaailled *r Adi” «i« taken over the pbonn as a ooa> FLA1' FINISH HoUand window Diamond” Living Room Suite, ROCKVILLE— Attractive 5 room Judge Abraham S. Borden of Admitted Thursday: Frederick ' UH~THI« CAStEROLE,) ^OH PEAR.’rM CO EMSARRASSSO; iTCdUST reflnished apartment, heat, hot SO days occupancy. Marlon B. immediate sale of Green Manor (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) way . three acrea of land, newly claimed that the population in the He said all was calm in Manono walraoe. n ie advertloer akould read his ad the FIRST DAY IT shades made to measure. a U LJLirWHEK) FLOTILLA! PIOVOU t followed that recipe NO . with gorgeous Sofa, Lounge Chair decorated-, new heating system. West Hartford will sit at the spe­ Merrill, Merrow Rd., Tolland. area — a former stronghold of the this morning and that Katanga metal Venetian blinds at a new water, garage. Near Parkway. Itoberteon, Broker. MI 3-5953. ranch with newly Oompleted fam- 56 E. Center St. a p p e a r s and REPORT ERRORS to tline for the next Inaer- SkERlLS A AEAVE SOMETHINS^ ^EXACTDl! eSMiHD METDTNli0W< 600D! or Club Chair, In decorative covers, Call Ml 3-2785 week days. cial civil session. Court officials Discharged Thursday: Arthur Tshombe-hatlng Baluba tribesmen planes were flying In food auppilM ttea. The Herald Is responsible for onij ONE Incorrect or omitted low price. Keys made while you Adults. TO 8-4120 after «. , lly room and attached oversized Manchester BOO-BOOlTlS OJTvOR- THAT OOOk BOOR OUT! gimranteed for Ten YSars, 2 For­ 4 CAROL DRIVE — Rockville, glS, ' garage. 7 rooms plus patio with have not been Informed how long Keller, 30 Orchard St.; Kenneth of North Katanga — had wel­ from ElisabethvUle. for any advertiaeiiient and then only to the extent of a wait. Marlow’s. mica Top Step Tables, Mdtchlng MI 6-5308 BECAUSE SHE FIVE ROOM apartment, n6 chil­ 660. 5 room ranch, large living storage area. Large, well land It will iMt. Loveland, Maple St., Ellington; comed the Katanga troops with •“iiiakii cood” taserUoa. Errors which do not ieesen the value of Cocktail Tables, 2 beautiful Table Wanted— Real Estate 77 Mrs. Barbara Stoodley and son, DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com USED A dren, no pets, iilcludes hot water room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed scaped lot two blocks from Chief Judge Howard W. Alcorn cries of “Vive le Katanga! Vive the advertismient will not be corrected by ‘‘make yood” insertion. Lamps plua matching Floor ImmPi rooms, 1%% mortgage can be MANCHESTER — New 8 room of Suffield wM'scheduled to sit In 21 Reed St.; Laurie Harrison, 32 pany doors and windows, custom RECIPE Q V 19 Riiflr ■**«! and neat. ^ 9-8169. schools, park and Swimming pool SELLING? Buying? Trading? No Tshombe! (Long live Katanga! aasumed. Marion E. Robertson BU 9-1723. ranch. Very convenient location Tolland County during the spring Highland Ave., Broad Brook; Long live Tshombe!)’’ Death Toll 145 work guaranteed. CaU coUeet 1^ Stand, 2 modem' FIVE ROOMS and sunporch, sec- matter what your needs may be. limanUc. BA 3-1196. Modem Sr Broker, MI S-S958. 312,900. Tongren, broker, MI session, but was assigpied else­ Joyce Cleveland, 104 West St. Wall Paintings, Venetian Wall M ir­ ond floor. Main Street location, 543 VERNON STREET—A well 8-8821. Mitten can fit them like a glove. It was all over very quickly,” Dial Ml, 3-2711 where. Birth Thursday: A son to Mr. said thfe interior minister. HAROLD SONS. Rubbish remov ror, plus Kitchen with Huge Ebcten- 390 per month includes heat and MANCHESTER — Colonial, 6 epa built 7 room older home, 3 bed­ Free inspection upon request. Call As Landslide A the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Normally, the judge assigned to and Mrs. Norman Schmidt, Ann There was little defiance from slon Form ica Top Table .ind 6 full- ■ hot Water. MI 9-6808. oloua rooms, large living room rooms large kitchen, new cabi­ NORTH COVENTRY — 6 room al, cellars, and attics cleaned. Realtors, Ml 3-6930, Tolland and Windham Countiea Dr., Tolland. the Gizengists who apparently fled Ashes, papers. aU rubbish. Harold size Plaatio Covered Chairs with with firsplace, family size tile nets, living room, dining room, and ranch, fireplace, full cellar, as­ sits In Windham County during the Lost and Found sobiles for Sale 4 Foam Rubber Seats, 62-piece Din­ ROCKVILLE — 5 minutes from kitchen porch, one-car garage, sumable 5'2% mortgage, under juat at the sight of the advancing Jits Red City Hoar, m 9-4034.. TV room. New hardwood flooring, WANTED TO buy from owner early first half of the session and in Tol­ Advertisement— Katanga army.” M0/NM0i/S> ner Set, Sliver Plate, Canister Set, Parkway, 8 room furnished apart­ large lot 86x960, 316,900. Phl’brick metal storm windows and screens. 312,000. Owner anxious to sell. 1956 BUICH Century 4-door hard­ Colonial home, preferably in or land County the latter half. Too, McKinney Lumber, MI 3-2141, The Gizengist troops had made a LOST—Black envelope-tj-pe wallet, TV SERVICE - Pottertoo’s aU •gSeOWER* room-rise linoleum. Kitchen Cabi­ ment, heat and hot water, large Agency, Ml 0-8464. Extra large lot. Low down pay­ 'Tongren, broker, MI 3-6321. criminal matters talie precedenci top radio and heater, power yprd, T'iet n»ighhnrhnnd. Refer­ close to Manchester. Will consider Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items lightning-like Invasion of North (Ckintinned from Page One) vicinity AtlanUc Service StaUon. makes. Rigtaeat quality guaranteed net. ment. An excellent buy at only over civil matters and are heard brakes, power steering. ExceUent ence required. T R 8-9M8 or MI glX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and exchanging 3-family home located for the home; Lumber, Hardware, Etetanga In early Jainuary, dashing Center St. Please ctOl MI S-1466 work and parts, over 47 year* eX' — PLUS — *14,500. Charles Ponticelli Agency, SOUTH WINDSOR—Cozy, delight- workmen were trying to fill In • condition. Call MI 9-8774 after 8 9-7245. garage, fu)l shed dormer, 2 full in good location in center of Man- first. Mason, Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel to Manpno in ^0 trucks led by a after S p.m. ______perience. Famous for service WESTINGHOUSE REF’R MI 9-9644 or MI 3-8109. fully difference 5H room ranch Chester. All replies confidential. Apparently because of the log­ ravine partially filled with water, p.m. since 1931. Phone Ml 9-4637 for TV iSet And Comb. Range baths, wooded lot, easy walking Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. sergeant major and taking the Ka­ FOUR ROOM unheated apartment, distance to schools, bus, and shop­ with attached garage on half acre MI 9-4336. jam of civil cases building up dur­ Rockville-Vernon No. 1 — Jurors but their technique was faulty. 'Hi# NOTICE IS HEREBY given that best service. Painting— Papering 21 Heip Wanted— Maie 36 Articles For Sale 45 E-V-E-B-Y-T-H-I-N-G lot. Made to order for couple or tanga army to the south com­ Pass Book No. 6722 issued by The 1960 REINAULT -Dauphine, excel­ convenient location, MI 9-8590, or ping. Don't miss this outstanding ing the fall and winter, an attempt Called pletely by surprise. water washed out one side of the THE ’’WHOLE WORKS” MANCHESTER small family. Appraised at 317.190 NEEDED — 3 bedroom house, will be made in the beginning of ravine about 8:30 a.m., aendii)g Savings Bank of Manchester has lent shape, red with ’whitewalls. A RETIRED upholsterer from the PLAN YOUR spring and summer SALE OUR stock of Thomas YES! HALF PRICE MI 3-2487. value, 315,900. Phllbrick Agency, The towm was In a demilitarized Take over payments. Too small MACHINISTS — —asking 315.500 fni* quick sale. *14,000 to 320,000. Have several the new session to clear as many the earth rolling down Into an In­ been lost and application has been shop can take care of all your up painting now. Specializing in ex­ Strahan waUpapers. Regularly ONLY 3850 MI 9-8464. Beautiful 7 room Colonial Cape, Vernon and TalcottvlUe news Is zone garrisoned by the United Na­ for my family. Ml 3-5322. TOOL MAKERS FOUR ROOM- duplex with garage, Florence Realty, MI 3-4836. qualified buyers. Carlton W. from the docket as possible. habited area and devastating made to said bank for payment of bolstering needs at a great sav terior, residential painting. Guar­ priced 32.40-33.45 a single roil. 1. 2, OR 3 YEARS TO PAY I 'j baths, formal dining room, Hutchins, MI 9-5132. handled by the Herald’s Rockville tions, and Tshomb assailed the Inga. CH 2-2378. Job shop work- steam furnace, oil burner, cellar BOLTON—Five room ranch on built-in dishwasher, fireplace, Jurors are; Alfred J. GUI. Eld- Bureau, 5 W. Main St., telephone about 75 acres. the amount of deposit. 1958 PLYMOUTH station wagon, anteed workmanship, fully in­ Good selection, 90c a single roll. Free Stonsga Until Wanted ANDOVER — Secluded Cape Cod U.N. command because it had not Commercial and aircraft. Sherwln WilUams Company, 981 and attic storage, centrally locat­ heavily wooded lot. basement ga­ combination windows. attached win H. 'Grenon and Mrs. Elsie W. TRemont 6-8136 or Mitchell The slide destroyed 39 houses, radio and heater, automatic trans­ sured. Estimates cheerfuUy given. Free Delivery built of the best materials, over 14 WISH SOMEONE to handle your Stiens, Andover; Mrs. Marie M. prevented the seizure of the town. Interviews any time. Main St. ed. Call MI 8-7204. rage, clean; a four bedroom ranch breezeway and oversize garage, real estate? Cali me at Ml 9-()32U 9-6797. two workers’ barracks, a strsetcar mission, good condition. MI Thomas Harrison, MI 9-2497. ' Free Set Up By Our Own with 2-car attached garage on acre acres with pond site. Extensive Aubrev, Mrs. Barbara E'. Bristol, The Katanga army’s capture of depot, an experimental construc­ Announcenienta Building-ContraetinK 14 THE NEWTON COMPANY Reliable Men large enclosed sunporch, outdoor for prompt and courteous service. Manono was no surprise.-For .the 3-5919. 55 ELM STREET lot; a seven room ranch with 2-car Improvements in the land. Exclu­ and Russell H. Hills of Bolton: Al­ tion plant suid a municipal store See It Day Or Night At fireplace, lovely terraced yard with sive with Pratt Agency, PI 2-7596. Joseph Barth. Broker. past two weeks troops and equip­ i n c o m e t a x e s prepared In ycur A A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, MANCHESTER Boats and Accessories 46 Business Locations basement garage on six acres. T. •shade trees. Excellent condition bert W. Baran. Mrs. Mary K. yard. 1956 CHEVROLCT, 4-door sUUon painting. Carpentry. Alterstlona Electrical Services 22 J. Crockett, Realtor. MI 3-1577. Cookson and Jack M. Thompson of Rockville-V ernon ment had been reported massing In Kiev, at the time were a num­ bmne or by ^ppolnftnent. Exper- wagon, low mileage, excellent A—Lr-B—E—R—T— S For .Rent 64 throughout, close to schools, bus WE BUY and sell. Please iall this for the offensive. lenced tax w on, 1* hour service. and addiUons. CeUings. Workman MEN WANTED for manual work. MUST BE seen! 17 foot cabin ANDOVER LAKE-Hlghly deslr- office for speedy service. J. D. Columbia. ber of foreigners. Including tha condition. 58 E. Middle Turnpike. FREE EISTIMATESS—Prompt serv­ 43-48 Allyn St.. Hartford MANCHE3STER—New 8 bedroom and .shopping, $21,900. able lakefront location, fully land­ The success of the Katanga of­ CaU MI 3-4723. ship guaranteed. 209 Autumn SL Apply In person S.H.V.C. Inc., 44 crulaer, sleeps two, 85 h.p. electric Realty. 470 Main Street, MI 3-6129. Also, Waller Binge, Mrs. Helen University of Michigan Symphonic MI 9-0386. ice on all types of electrical wir­ Open Nighta till 8—Sat. 6 p.m. STORE FOR rent on Sptuoo St ranch with garage. Also, 0 room scaped. Small Cape Cod for year fensive was certain to bring howls MI 8-4860. Stock Place, Manchester. start. Tee-nee trailer, 25 m.p.h Reasonable and parkiiif in the U & R REALTY CO. M. Upton and Dexter C. Wheelock &>llector Files Band, which is touring the Soviet FEDERAL INCOME taxes rao- ing Licensed and Insured. Wilson Colonial. Hot water heat, ceramic 'round living, *12,800. Exclusive FOR ACTION call >n 9-6593. Have from the Soviet Uoc, Ghana Presi­ WANTED TO BUY 1959 Or I960 Electrical Co., Manchester. MI Ebctra equipment. MI 9-2216. rear. CaU MI S-aei9. 81C ' Spruce of Coventry-; William R. Frisble, Union. The band was unaware of pared with yoor savinga in Rund. BIDWELL HOME Improvement WANTED—One Class A mechanic. bathe, fireplaces full basements. MI 3-2692 with Pratt Agency, PI 2-7.596. buyers waiting. Fitzgerald Agen­ dent Kwang Nkrumah and other Chevrolet station wagon. Clean 8-4817. Glastonbury. ME 8-7376. S t R. D. Murdock, MI 3-6472 Louis Goldfarb and Samuel Sih-er the tragedy, but other travelera Reasonable ratea. CaU M l 9-6246. Co. AlteraUons, additlona, ga­ Must have own tools and driver’s 21 FOOT 1957 Luhrs Seaakiff, two Musical Instruments 53 Ml 8-4860. cy. backers of Glzenga’s Stanleyville brought reports of It back to Mos­ condition. V-8 and pou’er glide. herz of Ellington; John Kulynyck 57 Tax Liens regime, all of whom charge that rages. Hoofing and aiding experts. license. Apply service manager. bunks, head, top, curtains, 95 LARGE ONE-room alr-candlUoned SO. WINDSOR and Adolph F. Simons of Hebron; cow. INCOME TAX returns prspsred by Call 3n 9-3877. Aluminum clapboards a specialty. Paul Dodge Pontiac Inc.,' 373 Main BASS VIOLIN, blonde Kay, like 218 WOODBRIDGE—315,500, cozy, Tshombe is a Belgian puppet. But Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 h.p. engine, excellent condition new, cost 3375; first 3125 takes it. office. 100% Main St location. A LITTLE GEM Legal Notice George A. Copeland, Mrs. Anna The Kiev newspaper said legal former internsi revenue agsnt in UhaxceUed workmanship. Easy Street, Manchester. reduced for quick sale. MI 9-6019 homey, 7 rooms, bath, lavatory, You Can Be Sure Fifty-seven liens have been I the recapture of Manono and the MI 3-5709. Marlow’s 867 Main S t steam gas heat, fireplace, freezer, W. Rockel and Miss Patricia Stu­ proceedings have started against your home or by appointment. budget terms. MI 9-6495 or TR Exceptional 2 bedroom Cape Cod AT A COURT OF PROBATF. held at mailed by Vernon Tax Collector rout of Gizenga’s troops was just "those responsible for the catas­ Auto Driving; School" 7-A MORTGAGE MONEY— Available ABLE —ALERT—APT—Ambitious. stove, 2-car garage, amesite drive. of quality and value in this new, Coventry, ulthln and for the district of art of Mansfield. Also « « a n huBlneas services. MI K-9109. EXCELLENT Spot for any business home (expandable to 4i in central Florence D. Loverin to taxpa^rs as certain to Increase Tshombe’s trophe” but It' did not Identify In any amounts. Terms to fit your If you have these qualities, we Abundant shade, evergreen, fruit custom. 4 bedroom American Co­ Coventry, on the 3(Kh day of March. And, Mrs. Fiances G. Griffith, •SUSS, i Building Materials 47 or office. Center of town, plenty Manchester l'! Call An Domenico M. Sartori of Stafford: tors, pipes and tire bricks, doors PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial nette Hunter MI 9-3695, or MI Upon application Paul K. Gran- is on the tax books for *14.098.15, A U. N. spokesman said he had bursed and thatfby March 22 all Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director 9-4291. Business Opportunities 32 cellent starting salary, commis­ and windows. Open daily 3:30-6 nets with sliding doors, work topping, upholstering" or ware­ b^rg praving that lettrr* of admtntfltra- Stanley Gozdz, Mrs. Margaret (A.L.A.1 — AUTOMOBILE LEGAL with 4 bedroom s,'I’ i baths, large Realtors 9-5306. part of which is the tax due on no knowledge of the Katanga the homeless had been given apart­ of Driver Educatioa Ml 9-7398. sion and bonus. Company vriiicle p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock benches, steel shelves, many other house use. Call MI 8-6441 between tlon ha jH'anted on said i^slatp, as per Kellner and Mrs. Helen M. Weber the Rockville City Hall. troops’ advance Into Manono AaaociaUon. Special RepresenU- RESTAURANT and grill for aale, items. Saturday, 10-6. 945 Center 6-8 p.m. living room with fireplace, hot Application on file, it Is of Tolland: John E. S. Adams and ments In new buildings and money tlve, Clifford W. Barnett, 28 Otis PREPARE FOR driver’s test. reasonably priced, easUy financed. furnished and all expenses paid. Place off North Main St. Choman' Call MI 3-4U2, PI 2-8311, Ml 3-7847, ORDERED: That the foreRoUig appli­ Mrs. Loverin said the lien x Belgian pilot for Katanga's to replace furniture and household CARPENTRY, alterations, addl St., next to Parkway Restaurant. water heat, one-car garage. By ap- BARROWS & WALLACE cation he heard and determined at the Mrs. Mabel Bradway of Union St. Manchester. Conn,, MI 3-7424. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class J. D. Realty, 470 Main Street, MI All employe benefits such as Housewrecking, MI 9-2392. means the title to the City Hall tiny air force, Fernand Fourgon tlons, repairs. MI 9-8748. vacation with pay, insur­ OFFICE FOR Rent, 500 sq. ft. 100 polntment only. Phllbrick Agency. (Office open 9 a.m. to # p.m.) P robate office in Cov<*nlry In said Dis­ Frederick W. Hemmann and goods. 3-5129. MI 9-1200 trict. on the 13th dav of April. A.D. 1961. cannot be transferred to the city said Katanga army units captured room. Three instructors. No wait per cent Main Street location. Call MI 9-8464. George C.' Rider of Vernon; and Ing Manchester Driving Acade' ance, etc. Excellent opportun­ 55 E. Center St. at 10:30 o’clock, in the forenoon, and until the tax has been paid. The | the Manono airfield, the focal point ity for advancement for this bet­ Wanted— ^To Buy 58 MI 3-6419 or MI 3-7614. that notice be i^ven to all persons In- Robert A, Boos and Charles A INCOME TAX problems? The bnt my.. PI 2-7248. BE YOUR OWN BOSS—Small res­ Diamonds— Vi atchea— DUPLEX—5-5, 3 down, 2 up each FOR THE THRIFTY Manchester buildms has been under an o ' resistance, 40 minutes after Rooring— Siding 16 ter than average position. Apply j n 9-5306. tpi e.strd in said oslate of the p<*nd^nry Todd of Willing ton. answer Is to call PI 2-6607. taurant with excellent income can Jewelry 48 side. Separate boilers. Hot water of said application and th* tim*> and tachment for a year. reaching the outskirts of the towm, About Town at 832 Main Street, Manchester. WE BITY, SELL or trade antique If vou are interested in a fine Lake Street'School: Monday, LARdON’S Connectlcut’a first U' COUGHLIN ROOFING Co. - AU be easily operated by couple. Elx- and used furniture, china, glass, Houses For Rent 65 plac^ of hearing thereon, by publishing Mrs. Loverin said the liens The 31-year-old pilot said he INCOME TAX preparaUon. bual- censed driving school trained — cellent financing J. D. Realty, 470 LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelers - *iq^900% v ' home’ a^ a iow price: check this list- a cop y of this ord#‘ r in som^ n«*wspap^r beef in gravy, buttered noodles, types of roofs and roof repairing, silver, picture frames and old wooded lot on bus line. *19.900. By MANCHESTER having a circulation In said dl.strict. at mailed out amount to nearly *20, had dropped leaflets on Manono The Manchester Square Dance ness and Individual. Raymond Certified and approved Is now of­ Main Street, M l'3-5129. * Repairs, adjusts watches expert­ Philbrick Agency, ing in Coventry. 3 bedroom ranch, wax beans, brownies; Tuesday Club will hold a dance tomerrow speciaJixing In Twenty Year Bond coins, old dolls ana guns, hobby FOR LEASE — Manchester— 20 appointment. garage. I^ovely lot. A home you l^a.^t days before the dav r»f said 000. announcing the arrival of the Girard, MI 9-6008. fering classroom and behind ed Roofs. CaU MI 8-7707. Help Wanted— ly. Reasonable prices. Orcn 'Tues­ MI 9-8464. Dear Sir hearing, to appear If they see cause corned beef hash, buttered peas, The City Hall was attached a at 8 p.m. at the Waddell School. collections, attic contents or whole Franklin St. 5 room home, oil hot will enjoy. Only *18,000. St said time and place and be heard Katanga Army shortly before the wheel Instruction for teenagers. Male or Female 37 day through Saturday, Thursday bran muffins, apple sauce year ago when legal action be­ Earl Johnston will be caller. Re­ estates. Furniture Repair Sendee, watpr heat, rec room, city utili­ H. B. GRADY, Broker. Licensed. May we ahow you and your fam­ relative thereto, and make return to this advance took place. MI 9-607S. Help Wanted— Female 35 evenings. 129, Spruce St. MI 9-4387. court. Wednesday, Spaghetti and meat tween the builder and a sub-con­ freshments will he served. The P eraonala TalcottvlUe, Conn. Tel. Ml 8-7449. ties, 3125 per month, 3 months in THE JARVIS REALTV CO., ily this comfortable 4 bedroom. 8 From the air I could see the Roofing and Chimneys 16*A Bonded. Experienced. Choice j ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. sauce, cheese wedges, cole slaw, tractor was instituted. The sub­ dance Is open to members of other MONEY doesn’t grow on trees, but TOWN OF MANCHESTER advance Lawrence F. Flano, selection of homes to suit buyer's rcKjm Colonial—2 baths, mud room, "atanga imits advancing,” he re WANTED — Old cartridges, cart­ broker, MI 3-2766. MOVOR PERMIT pears; Thursday, hot dog arid po contractor, Herbert I. Pagani, ported. "The Stanleyville troops square dance clubs In the area. ELJXyrROLUX Sales and Service, Garage— Service— Storage 10 ROOFING—Specializing repairing many AVON Representatives pick Garden— Farm— Dairy price range. Call MI 3-8009 at any Realtors plus so much more—exterior and btmded representative, Alfred ridge boxes, and gun books. Don't ‘ NOTICE OF APPIilCATION tato casseroli. kernel corn, carrot claims the builder, Abner Rosen­ put up little reslstsmce and seemed roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut' up extra cash by working 2-3 ASSESSMENT AIDE time. Interior provide a lot of living — This is to give notice that 1. LT^CY AmeU, a06 Henry Sf. TeL ill | Products 50 dump them. Call L. W. Rogers. M3 FOR RENT — On one year lease Call m 3-4112, PI 2-8311, MI 3-7847. sticks, chocolate pudding: Friday. berg 'As.sociates. did not pay ade­ to flee in all directions when the The Chamlnade Musical Club will ter work, chimneys cleaned, re houro daily near their homes sell-^ 9-0203. Watrous Road, Bolton, basis, 7 room house near center of .transferred owner—realisiti'c price K. SCATA of ISO Hubbard Rd.. Hart­ Vegetable soup, peanut butter and 8-0450. GARAGE FOR rent at 182 Maple Ing Cosmetics, Fragrrances and SALARY RANGE: 34422-35423 FOR SALE — Hay—For Easter MANCHES'reR —7 room Cape.' 9-lflOO ford. h"ve filed an aopMcntinii dated quately for work done in the final Katanga troops got near. I[meet In the Federation Room at paired. Aluminum siding. 30 Conn. town. Call MI 9-8031 between 1-5., is your gain *17.900—call Barbara M arch 57. 1961. with the T^lqiior Control Street. Tel. MI 8-4751. per annum family room, modern kitchen, 3 jelly sandwiches, assorted cookies. days of construction. I Center Congregational Church VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In years’ experience. Free estimates. Toiletries In exclusive territory fresh native horse radish. MI (isiamberlain, MI 9-5306. Commission for a neataurant-l4tqunr "I also saw a column of Afri­ bedrooms, rec room, garage. Good I HOW TO BE HAPPY permit for the sale of alcoholic bouor Bread, butter and milk served Corporation Counsel Harvey A: Monday at 8 p.m. for a program my own home ahpp. Forty years CaU Howley, MI 8-5381, MI 3-0763. near your home. No experience 4-8156. SINGLE HOUSE, all Improve-, cans who looked like refugees necessary. We give complete, train­ (Paid Vacation, Sick Leave, lot with trees. One block to | BARROWS & WALLACE on the premlseii 653 Main Ct.. Man- with each luncheon. Yonce who has brought action for heading out of Manono during the of Scandlna'vlan music. The chorus factory experience. AU makea, Holidays) Rooms Without Board 59 ments, plenty of storage space, Own this delightful 6 room Cape cheater. Business Services Offered 13 ing. Call BU 9-4922. GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes. schools, shopping and bus. *16,900! ! (Office open 9 a.m, to 9 p.m.) Maple Street School: Monday, the city against Rosenberg in an advance and setting up a large will attend a rehearsal at 7 p.m. low ratea, free estimates, tree large yard, convenient location, Cod home on Ardmore Road in The bu.«lneea la owned bv T.VCY E. pork with gravy, choice of but­ Heating and Plumbing 17 None better eating bs&ed or WISH to rent two bedrooms, fur­ lots of extras. Call only from 6-7 Philbrick Agency, \H 9-8464. 55 E. Center St. SC*TA of IKh Htibbard Rd.. Ha*-tford. attempt to get title to the build­ group at a nearby villag;e. There pickup and deUvery. Mr. MUler, COSMA A P P U i^ C B Sendee—Re SECRETARY—knowledge of short­ Nee'' Repair perienced saleslady. Apply Mana­ Hartford, Connecticut, or the Hart­ Household Goods 51 TWIN BEDROOM, business block home well below comparable homes Call MI 3-4112, PI 2-8311, MI 3-7847, Illinois Research . Hospital Indi­ choice of tomato soup or clam noon tomorrow to collect^wics due damaged, with no pillaging or 5-7609 or MI 3-0771 after 6 p.m. ger at Pilgrim 'Mills "(Cheney ford and Manchester offices of The Depot Square, free parking. Tel Coventry—6 room Cape, 2 unfin­ In this very desirable section. MI 9-1200 the Easter weekend, when we W ^rd St. G arage cates the over-all incidence of 1957 FORD, 4-door sedan, very good Services 18 TORO LAWNMOWERS-at reduced chowder, tuna fish, peanut but­ in the present tax year. burning. Building) Hartford Road. Open Connecticut State Employment Mr. Keith, MI 9-8191. ished, built-in range and oven, fire­ will be available to show you thvrold disease may be decreasing. condition. CaU between 5-6 p.m. COMPLETE RE3>AIRS - By Stu­ Service. prices. Ride, rotary, reel models MANCHESTER vicinity —Dream ter and marshmallow sandwiches. Taxes are due April 1. but the "The U.N. men did not appear MI 9-0693. "______noon to 9 p.m. place, basement, like new, 3100. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor some of the yarioua homes tor Destroyed in Fire Ttie rate fell from 14.8 per cent of art R. Wolcott on automatic with wind-tunnel gtrass bag attach­ FURNISHED ROOM for genUe home for couple desiring country Sandwiches, dessert, milk served taxpayer has a one-month grace to have any part of the attack,” washers dryers and electric MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA ment. Marlow’s. Inc., 867 Main atmosphere and convenience. sale In town? period (April) before taxes be­ he said. general surgical admissions In CALL OR SEE ME for a good deal television, service. Ml 9-4641. man, Main Street location. Call - MI 3-1577 with every meal. 1936 at 5.2 per cent In 1958. ranges, m 9-6878. STENOGRAPHER Situations Wanted— MI 9-5221. MI 9-0641. J. D. REALTY I.,arge living room, fireplace. Two A fire starting from burning pa­ Northeast School; Monday, come delinquent. ."From wliat I saw they set on 1961 Dodge Dart, Lancer and bedrooms.* Delightfully cheerful pers creipt into s one-car garage ______WiUys Jeeps and first choice used qihaIN SAW work - Trees cut. RAOIO-TV REPAIRS, any make - Female 38 STERILIZED used fuiUture and 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 MANCHESTER GREEN—Six room Among them we have a vacant American chop suey. tossed salad, cars, amplifiers, phonographs and We have an excellent position kitchen. Dining area. Garage. behind a Ward St. house Shortly cars. Walter G. Parker, Dennett Reasonable ratea. CaU P I' 3-7BB8 for anyone who prefers to work in appliances, excellent" condition. ranch 2 years old, 3 bedrooms, Large lot. Near bus, shopping. Ex- 5 room bungalow for *9,700; an green bean-s; Tuesday. Buttered i and Popp Dodge, 10 Conn. Blvd., changers. Over 47 yeara tothl- ex­ WILL TUTOR spelling, reading ROOM FOR RENT. Inquire MI dining room, 2 full baths, modern after 1 p.m. in Rockyllle yesterday rice, pork and gravy, julienne car­ between 1:30-4:30 or any time Manchester yet receive all the ad- NEW bronze/brass and chrome- 3-5874. rellent value *12,500. H. B. Grady, older * room home for *10.900; and burned it.to the ground. East Haraord. MI 9-3422. Saturday or Sunday^ perience. 90 days guarantee on aU arithmetic grades 1-6, 31 hour. dinette sets, mattresses, and other kitchen with built-ins, 2-car ga­ rots: Wednesday. Beef stew, , work. Potturton’s. Ml 9-4537. vaintages of a U.A.C. job—the at­ Also, an experienced babysitter. Farm- and ^ n d For Sale 71 broker, MI 3-8009. 2 bedrooms plus breezeway and Firemen were unable to save Items. 30%-40% off. Credit terms, FOR RENT—Front room, central­ rage, *20,500. Philbrick Agency, ehee.se sticks, assorted sandwiches; i OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ LANDSCAPING, spring clean-up, tractive salary levels, superior MI 9-2459. . garage on Starkweather Street the garage, but kept the flames working conditions and many fringe no down payment. LeBIanc Furni­ ly located, gentleman preferred, BUILDERS — Attention. Bolton xn 9-8464. MANCHESTER —Near Rockledge Thursday. Frankfurter in rolls, ; cials, fixlt yourself cars, always I lawns mowed, rubbish removal. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Herrice, for *13,700; plus 3 or 4 families from spreading to three house.a avaUable all hours. Satisfaction benefits. | ture Hospital, 195 South Street, parking. MI 9-7129. Center—100 acres or more of area. Lovely 6 foom ranch with potato salad, macaroni .salad, baked COME ONE! a good selection. Look behind our MI 3-1724.. MANCHESTER—Large 3 bedroom close by, according to Fire Chief guaranteed. CaU MI 9-1315. Rockville, TR 5-2174. Open 9-9, beautiful land for subdivision. garage, paneled rec room, sepa­ and new and used ranches. bean-s, pickles; Friday, Fi.sh stick.S. ', office. Douglas' Motors. 333 Main. This position is with the Weather Situations Wanted— Male 39 Saturday till 5. We buy hoiiselots FURNISHED ROOMS, complete Also, several other attractive par­ Colonial, I ’v baths, hot water heat­ rate 12x20 paneled family room, John F. Ashe. A RETIRED upholsterer Irom the ing unit, large lot, conveniently lo­ Booster lines and, eventually, mashed potatoe-s. cabbage sMad, RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, System Center of United Aircraft of furniture. light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ cels in vicinity. Priced fap. below city water and sewers. This home 1956 PLYMOUTH Savoy, 4-door, shop can take care of all your up MAN WITH truck desires part-time cated In an area o f fine homes, two and a half inch hoses were buttered beets. Milk, sandwiches | free pickup a ^ delivery on small Corporation. Location is in modern trally located. Children accepted- market value. ’Terms to suit. J. D. is an exceptional buy. Owmer T. J.,CROCKETT, Realtor radio, heater, V-8, automatic, bolstering needs at a great sav job two or three days a week. Call Many extras. Priced to sell. Ger­ used to confine the flames to the arid desserts served with all meals. ’ radios, phdH^raphs. flours 6-10 air-conditioned offices in the Man­ MAHOGANY buffet and Frlgidaire limited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Realty, 470 Main Street, MI 3-5129. transferred, Schwartz Real Es­ clean throughout. MI 9-4055. ings. CH 2-2378. MI 9-7853. ard Agency, MI 3-0365. area. Vernon Elementary School for , COME ALL! p.m. H * E Radio and TV, MI chester Parkade. Parking Is excel­ automatic washing machine. MI Manchester. tate. m 3-6454 or AD 6-1241. MI 3-1577 3-4884. , Ashe said burning papers in the next week: Monday: Hamburg In , 1 AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct­ 9-5582, MI 3-1479. lent. MAN WISHES gardening and odd BOLTON-COVENTRY Line — Six MANCHESTER—Cape— 6 finished rear of a block of stores on Union gravy, buttered rice, kernel corn, ed — resurfaced — sealed. MI Jobs, by the day or week. Phone Minimum requirements Include Apartments— Flats— room split level on, one-half acre. | rooms, full ceramic bath, fire­ cole slaw; Tuesday: — Ravioli, Copy-Cat Style* Are Fun 3-6515. PHILCO RECOMMENDED Service MI 9-9075. St., which back up on the site of graduation from high school and USED FURNITURE. MI 8-7449." fireplace, 8 bedrooms, on Town , place, upstairs finished In knotty ■the garage, were unattended and green beans, tewsed salad; Wednes­ —On Hi-Fi’s, radios, television, ------3C,------Tenements 63 Road. F.H.A. approved, *600 down. superior stenographic-typing skills. pine, oil hot water, excellent- con­ EASTER SPECIAL tRe spread in a line to the ga­ day: — Beef stew, assorted -sand­ I BOOKKEEPING services for small Also, guaranteed service on all REDUCED TO W. E Thieman broker, Coventry, j other makes. Shop our special do- Two years of experience, or more, Dogs— Birds- -Pets 41 GEINERAL RENTAL agency, J. D. dition. *3,000 assumes m ortgage- rage near by. wiches. cheese sticks: Thursday:— concerns, complete with tax re­ 7 KING’S FURNITURE bepartment PI 2-’7752.______First time on,„the market. Truly Frankfurts, sauerkraut. , carrots, turns SU 9-4837. it-yourself department featuring preferrable. Realty. 470 Main Street, MI new and used homes—all price He estimated the loss at be­ —Large selection of nationally ad immaculate 4 room Cape with mashed potatoes; Friday; discount prices. Tubes 15% to FOR SALE Brown standard poodle 3-5129. $ 1 2 , 0 0 0 BOWERS acAoOL area—8 room | ranges. Robert Wolverton, Brok­ tween *200 and *300. Please call Mr. F. L. Finch yertiaed furniture at low, low dis wall to wall carpeting, finished Macaroni and cheese, macaroni and 50% off list. Open evenings and one year old; also dog house. Rea­ ranch, fireplace, dining room, er. \n 3-1914. I Ashe was notified of the fire by at JAckson 8-4811, Ext. 6426. count prices. Unfinished .4 drawer 148 COOPER HILL St. - Nice 6 tomatoes, green beans, cole slaw. Saturdays. Satellite Electronics sonable. Call MI 9-0365'any time. cabinet' kitchen, 3 bedrooms. basement, oversize 2-cs(r garage. telephone by a resident at 38 Classic Perfection! knee-hole desk only 3.14.m; break­ room duplex, children, 3105. Glas­ Six-ropm finished Cape, Dessert, milk, bread ^nd butter Service, 165 School St.. Manches­ fast sets frotp 327,77;'Danish wal Shown by appointment. Marion E. CENTER ENTRANCE Large, well landscaped lot. Very Ward St., the house owned by ter, MI 9-1786 or JA 8-1669. ) WEATHER SYSTEM tonbury MEdford 3-9057 after 6:80 shade trees and deep yard. .ser\-ed with all meals. FOR SALE—Miniature dachshunds nut lounge chair, foam cushions, ~Rcdierts ■ ertson. Broker, MI 3-5953. central locsl^n, within a-block of Mrs. Emma C. Trautman. The CENTER p.m. Hatchway, ameslte drive and i RANCH garage w-as on her proT>erty: • Finishes Training » In black and red. TO 5-2490. just 324.88; deluxe Hollywood bed new roof and siding. Close ever>1hing. Only *14^00. United Aircrkft Corporation outfit, innerspring construction, md a A: N ip H ^ :■ER—4 year old beauti-1 The caller turned in box alarm Marine Pvt. Kenneth W. Kftwal- Movins;— Trucking— 400 Main Street 8>j rooms, living room 22x15. with headboard, only 346.88. Budg­ to schools and shopping. ful 5’rodm :ranch, enclosed heated 1 . T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor 63 at Ward and Uriion Sta. The ski, son of Mrs. Irene Kowalski of Storage 20 East Hartford 8, Conn. full basement, beautifully | formal three Rockville fire companies re­ 88 W. Main St.,- completed recruit ^ Articles For Sale 45 et terms arranged. King’s, Hart­ Six-room split-type house, Iwidwaped city water and sewer. 1 rooms, 2-cargar^e, lovely ot with ford Roa'’, • SEPTIC TANKS MI 3-1577 sponded. training,. March 28, at tlje Marine MANCHESTTO Package Delivery. EXPERI^CED clerk-typist for- HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or 316,000. On B ol^n Lake. owner leaving state, Sch w artz; trees, 119x225 Exceptloiml view. full or part-time work. Accuracy CLEANED and INSTALLED Light trucking and package deliv­ frozen, 30c doz. H Pasquallni 246 FOR SALE—Blackstone washing Beautiful In the summer. Real Estate, MI 3-6454 or AD Ne\v hating. Asking *23,000. important. Write to P.O. Box 932, ery. RefrigeratDra, waahera and Avery Street, Wapptng. machine, needs repairs. Call MI • SEW ER! Low taxes. Owner needs atove moidng -apeclalty. Folding Manchester, giving references. 3-6917. * larger house. For a vety good ______— — i ELVA TYLER, Realtor chaira tor rent. tQ 4-0752. State whether part or full-time WALLPAPER SALE—FuUy trim­ ______MACHINE (XE 8 buy see this one! VERNON—*390 down. New homes ; v jr q ,4 4 gq MI 9-9901 wanted. med, plastic coated, many 1961 FORMER SALESMAN has water­ being built in fine progressive- » ctofti ’A MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ patterns to choose from. C. J less 17-piece stainless steel cook­ #INSTALL^ON growing community, high eleva-1______M l t>-DUOi ______BUY ing Company. Local and long dta- Morrison Paint Store, 885 Center ware sets in original cartons, JACK LAPPEN tion, city water, l»7ge_Jots. i poU R BEDROOM moclifled ranch. tance moving, packing and ator­ WANTED—Experienced legal ate- SPEa M.LS. 8t. ■ , regular 3149.60, sacrifice 339.60. •nee Realty, MI 3-4836. 5-2, dining room, steel beam con- age. Regular aendee throughout nographer. Box Z, Herald. Will deliver. BU 9-6956. AGENCT •structlon, garage, trees, bus, near WITH K w England Statea and tPorida. LA wit MOWERS—Toro Jacobsen, DUPLEX, NEW, 8 bedrooms, base­ CONFIDEKCE Ml 3-6563. CLERK-TYPIST. Intereating ana Town and Country board heat, near bus, schools, Bowers School. Carlton W. Hutch­ "TOW N Beriens, Goodall, Ariena. Riding 8 BISSELL STREET diversified work,' production con­ USED UNIVERSAL electric stove, beautiful trees. Carlton W. Hutch­ ins. MI 9-6132. trol, math, dictation helpful. mowera. Bolens 7. h.p. Ridamatlc AUS’n N A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- tractors with over 21 attachments. 320. MI 3-6428. (INAQE CO. MI 9-4506—MI 4.0149 . ins, MI 9-5132. ______Through Your Multiple Listing Realtor Listed Below moving, packing, atorage. Dow Pleasant surroundings. The Iona MI 4-1894 Manufacturing Co., Regent ,8t., Used mowers and tractors. Parts M l 9-4143 SECLUDED builder’s home, large. GLASTONBURY rate on long distance inovca to and service. Capitol Equipment MEETING" 48 atatea. Personalized sendee. M3 Manchester. Co., S9 Main. AO 8-7968. Colonial Ranch, I'.i baths, cherry ]V Open House Sunday 2-5 8-6187, CH 7-1428. paneling, drapes, handsplit shin­ REMINDING YOU OF THE NEW LISTING IN BEAU'riFUL BOLTON COUNTER GIRL for dry cleaning gles, double garage, large shade *13,200 buys this very neat 2 Country Living at it's Best! store, fun Or part-time. Apply In SPRING SPECIAL — Aluminum SEPTIC TANKS New custom built ranch, 6 rooms, Walton W. Grknt Agency’s storm and screens from 39-95. trees, only $17,900. Carlton W. . bedroom, 5 room home. Walk- -it Painting— Papering 21 person. Parkade Cleaners, Shop­ AND I 'i baths. V.2 acre lot. located at $11,500 DOLL HOUSE Yes, It's "tov/n meeting" today and Best buy full Inch'doors, roll up Hutchins. MI 9-5132. Cedar Ridge Terrace, Builder JA Old-fashioned "Golden Rule” up attic, pihe paneled dining ping Parkade. room with built-in hutch, nicely Owner has already purchased and LADIES—will do interior painting, awnings, patio enclosures. Master- MANCHESTER and ^vicinity—Fine 9-5483 or AD 3-0269. Service Plus modern MLS everyday in the pages of this news- Bilt. JA 3-4269. PLUeCED SEWERS FOR SALE OR I^EASE ’ •ADDITIVE” finished basement recreation needs to sell this very attractive paperhanging an'd ceilings. Neat, CLEANING WOMAN two days per selection of new and used homes and immaculate 3 and 2 unfinished week. Must have own transporta­ EXCLUSIVE At ho extra cost to you room. Sparkling kitchen in new experienced. Call JA 8-0182. TOOL AND equipment rentals Machine Gleaned In all price ranges. All Inquiries addition, disposal. Garage, Cape with carport. Dining area poper. tion. MI 9-0118. Sales and service AP Eiqufpment MODERN, GROUND LEVEL kept strictly confiilential. Phone with picture window overlooking PAINTING AND pkperhanglng. Septlo Tanks, Dry Wells, (6awar Prestige location—6 room ranch, Call or (ivrite for explanation of fenced yard nicely shrubbed. Center St., MI 0-2052. now—and, of course, no obligation Multiple Listing Service Convenient to bus and shop- patio, 10',ix2l' bedroom, many Good clean workmanship at rea- WANTED—Woman to care for two Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ ever. Wesley Vancour, MI 3-4838. 10 acres, jumbo rooms, Carrara what it means—how it works ping. closets, well landscaped lot, shade Here's where everybody comes to aonable rates 30 yeara In Man­ small children In my home. Call GRADE A LOAM 32 per yard deliv proofing Done. glass walled bath and bedroom MI 3-1791. OFFICE OR RETAILING SPACE vanity, oversized two-car garage. Walton W. Grant Agency trees, attractive setting, low taxes chester. Raymond Ftske. Ml ered. Also, fieldstone fos retainer SIX ROOM ranch, garage, recrea­ easily financed. 9-9237. tion room, bus. 33,000 assumes This South Windsor home appeared LILLIAN G. GRANT, Realtor Lillian Grant, Realtor. MI 3-1153 get the town, state, riationed and MATURE PERSON for general walls. Columbia Academy 8-9323. 1,500 SQ. FT., PLUS BASEMENT 22 Cambridge St. MI, 3-1153 Cedi after 6. MeKINNEY BROS. *108.21 monthly. Carlton W. on cover of Better Homes maga­ EXTERIOR AND interior paiqtir clerical position In growli^ com­ zine, Asking *38,000, EAST HARTFORD — Mayberry LAWRENCE F. FIANO 3-9 yrv Hutchins, MI 9-6132. Realtor MI 3-2766 world news. Here's where nine out Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging. pany. Must have some knowledge OVERHHIAD garage doors with Sewerage Disposal Co. • AIR-CONDITIOUPD— ABUPJDANT PARKING CHARMING oyerslze 6 room Cape, school minutes away from this Side-Buttoning dresses that Wallpaper books. Estimates given. of bookkeeping and willing to 180-1.82 ^ e a rl SL— M l S-S808 *13,900 — SEVEN room Colonial, 4 Attractive stone front, 6 room 3 rooms down, 8 up. 1'4 baths, Einbinder built 6 room Cape Cod, Paul P. Flano MI 3-0458 hardware, 325. 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Only *14,000 fun making it. too small. John Verfaifle, MI No. 2—9, .and jrntter. Any - time Wanted Carlton W, Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. ft. kitchen, smallest of the S bed­ In aizes 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8 years. Size and show room equipment. built Cape, brick front, fireplace, JUST LISTED for quick sale. Belfiore. Agency Pattern No. 2778 has crochet di­ 3-2521. Help Wkniedr—Male 36 after 8 p.m. MI 3-4409, rooms is 12x12. 2 baths, large 4, yards of 35-inch. Two pat­ WEST SIDE — Bea’jtlful 6 room aluminum storm windows, garage MI 8-5121. rections for 16" doily: stitch illus­ Man Who Can Ideal for Professional Office, Genera! Office, Sales Of­ recreation room, asking *15,900, 3>4-story home, good condition, spacious lot, in new condition. Call terns. trations; material requirements. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. AMBITIOUS married man with car 750x20 TRUCK tire, chains, dknvas. Cape, garage, trees, excellent lo­ recently redecorated. 6',4 rooms, now for appointment to inspect. To order, send 35c in coins for Paperiianging. Wallpaper books, to service 4,000-6,000 Fuller Brush hydraulic jack, 24-lnch clrcullar fice, Club or Organizational Use, Service or Retail Outlet. cation. Near bus, shopping, school, MANCHESTER — 6 room older To order, send 25c in coins to: - Operate open attic, full baaemeqt, encloaed Warren E. Howland, realtor, MI home, new furnace and plumbing each pattern to:—Sue Burnett, The Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. 'customers, Manchester, Andover, saws, chainsaw, clothesline polek only *14,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening J.D, REALTY porch, aluminum aiding, aluminum 8-1108. full price 39,500. Beautiful 6 room Mancheater Evening Herald, 1150 Herald. 1150 AVE. OF AMERI­ Floors. Good clean workmanship. Columbia area. Full or piurt-tlme. M I 9-1858. ______■ PLEASE OIRECT INQUIRIES TO; MI 9-5132. storms, screens. Garage'. Bower* AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW Fully insured. Reasonable ratee. 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Immediate CEILINGS painted, 310 per room (Chevrolet dealer, paid 2'weeks •va­ ContoiBt Arthur Steele room, porch, 2-car garage, w w oeeupancy. Mlfiore Agency, MI EUaworth Mitten Ageni^, realtora, dreoi with Zone, Style No. and Have you the ’61 Album conUin- grounds. Tongren, broker, MI Wallpaper removed. 38.50 per cation, plus many ether beneflts. 148 E, CENTER ST.. BIANCHESTER^MI 9.11^8 landacap^ tot 100x200. *22,900. tillUw MI 9-MW or MI 9-6624. Ing many lovely designa and free t M l«>7842 3-6321, Oraat, Itealtor MI S-UU B-03L room. Quick, fast service. MI Conts^ Mr. Conn, Carter Chev­ FOR 8 AIJD—Burrows portaUe pool PhllbriSt Agency, MI 9-3464. Sarie F u h lo n m agarine S5c. pattema? Only 25c a copy! 9-9188. rolet Co., MI 9-8288. tal^e, 2 H’xS’, 325. Call m ; 9-6210. A' - I - i - i . ■ T " - '

FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1981 PAGE EIGHTEEN Ayerage Daily Net Preaa Ron The Weather lianrIjPBtpr lEufttittg IJpralb For the Week Ended Foreeut of U> S. Weather Boreae March 11, 1961 the addiUonal year or begin col­ Rain ending this evening, breeey, David L. Crafts, son of Mr. and ] Early Choice Plan lege-level courses In off-duty edu­ Program Slated cool tonlghL Low In 80a., Breew, Mrs. Roger E. Crafts,- 97 Prince-. 13,317 About Town cational programs. lEupnittg cool Bnnday, chanee of wiew inr- ton St., earned high honors during Monday by WSCS Member of the Andit ‘ ' / Offered by Army High school seniors are offered Bureau of Olrcnlatlon rtea..High In 40a. the winter term et Wllliston i a special “early choice’’ option. Academy in Eaatham^lon. Mass. Manchester’^ A City of Village Charm Connd N. Shannon, aviation Thi senior may apply for the grad­ A program of entertainment and electrician’s mate airman. VSN. ! Sgt. Charles J. Greenfield, Man­ chester U.S. Army. recruiter, has uate enlistment training during fellow’shlp for WSCS members and *on of Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. • Robert E. McIntosh Jr.. 28 i all mothers and daughters of North announced a special graduate en­ the 60 days before he graduates, (ClMZifled AdverttaiBg on Pago 10) Shannon. 1" Ot'al Lane; is sem’ng Harvard Rd.. has been elected city I and choose the course he wishes to Methodist Church will be held VOL. LXXX, NO. 154 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION)-’ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1961 PRICE FIVE CENTS with Fighter Squadron 101 at the ; editor of the Peddler, yearbook at listment prt^ram open to high school seniors and graduates. study’ before quotas are filled. If Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the church Naval Air Station. Key We.sl, Fla. ' Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1 the senior qualified for the pro­ Instead of a mother-daughter ban­ Worcester. Mass., for 1962. The program of enlistment for three years includes a guarantee gram. a place in,the course he has quet. which has been canceled. Private Book Quoted The Rev. Walter Abel, pa.stor of that the enlistee will be enrolled chosen will be held fo^ him until _Mrs. Manuel Margarldo will be UN Rushes State News\ Our Saviour .Lutheran Church, . The Manchester chapter of Uic I in the technical school of his I High school graduation. In charge of the program. Host- Wapping. will be in charge of radio Hammond Organ Society will meet ■ * choice from among 107 Army tech­ ^ The Army has organized seven 1 esses will be Mrs. Tom Morley, Mrs. broadcasts, sponsored by the M.in- . at the home of Mr. and Sirs. George nical courses offe]^. The man or I steps In the early choice option j Robert Ostrander, and Mrs. Ru: Chester Ministerial Association, Moberg. 78 Forast St . tomorrow woman in the program .may take (w’hlch will be outlined to any in­ I sell Miner. Refreshments wil Arm ed Unit Birch Leader Denies Roundup over station WINF Sunday at 6;30 ; at 8 p.m. A business meeting will served. Secret Agents Probe advanced technical schooling In terested persons by the recruiter. p.m. and daily next week at 7:15 i be followed by a program of East- p.m. er music. Refreshments will be ' served. T o Katanga Slacks, Sweaters Sotith Methodist Church will sup­ Linking Ike to Reds -i ply the chaplain of the week Sun-sel Rcbekah Lodge will meet < For Easier Rites starting Monday at Manchester Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellow-s ' Leopoldville, The Congo, Memorial Hospital for Manchester ; Hall. Neighbors night will be oh- April 1 (/P)— The United Na­ Belmont. Mass., April 1 (/P) residents without church affilia­ ; served, with piests attending from tions sent 1,000 Gurkha —Robert Welch, founder of Oxford, April 1 (/P)—A j tion and for out-of-towii Protes­ 1 several lodges. Members are re- E n g a g e d group of .Young cliurch people tants who do not receive calls from troops flying to North Katan­ the controversial John Birch ' minded to bring baked goods for a ga today as an emergency Society, says he never called here plan to wear slatck.q and! their own ministers. The Salva­ teacup auction. Refreshments will The engagement of Mias Mar^' ’^ E N . A BLOOMS... N. -nr- tion Army will conduct worship i bo served by Mrs. Srcderlck Campbell Carmichael of Mc­ move to prevent a new flare- former President Dwight D. sweaters to Sunday Ea.ster services at Laurel Manor and Green iStraughan and her committee. Donough, Ga.. to David McKechnle up of civil war in The Congo. Eisenhower a “card-carrying service.s to .show their con­ mm? Lodge convalescent homes during Hay of Manchester i» announced A U.N. apokeamah said it has cern for the world’.s inipov-1 April. Communist.” H in t Plans Michael W. CTementino. seaman by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. : been decided to "signlflcantlj’ Hi* denial came la.at night ae erished. | tlHR apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Campbell Carmichael. McDonough strengthen the U.N.’s militarj’ po­ criticism mounted, around the The decision was made by the ' Mrs. Michael J. Clcmentino. 20 Ga. j sition as the danger of large scale rightiat organization after a dis­ IS-member Pilgrim Fellowship of Westminster Rd.. is serving aboard Her fiance is the son of Dr. and clashes is clearly apparent." closure VVelch' once w'rote that the Congregational Church. 'They T o Kidnap ATLANTIC the radar picket destroyer, USS Mrs. Donald Gordon Hay, 240 Hol­ The action followed announce­ former President Dwight D. Eisen­ feel that the mee.n'ing of Easter, Turner, operating with the Sixth lister St. ment by the Katanga government hower wss a "dedicated, winscloiis to a great extent, has been lo.st. FURNACE OIL Fleet in the Mediterranean. .The Mi-s.s Carmichael is the grand- • yesterday of the capture of the Antomailc lletlverr agent of the Communist con­ Their pastor, the Rev. David C. destroyer specializes in detection of daughter of Mrs. Joseph Allison: town of Manono. a Lumumbist spiracy." Hall, said it was "gratifying to Caroline, 3 L T. WOOD CO. unidentified aircraft and subma- Cowan of Conyers. Ga.. and the rebel enclave in North Katanga. In a privatel.v-published book, see a gfroup of higli school young ] Phone .HI 4-1179 rines,*Thc crew recently conclud­ late Mr. Cowan, and of the late A large force of Katanga gen- ■ Welch also criticized Milton Eisen­ people concerned enough sboiit the ' By MARVIN L. ARROW5MITH ed a 12-day visit to Naples, Italy. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Brown Car­ darmarie-spsarheaded hy South I hower. the ' former President’s plight of their, world-wide neigh­ Palm Beach, Fla., April 1 michael. McDonough. Ga. African and British mercenaries— I bors to challenge the trad'tional There will be no practice tomor­ brother and described former presl- (/P)— Pro-Castro Cubans un­ row afternoon for the Manchester Mr. Hay is the grand.son of Mrs. when the sun r ise s... Snri T„vTh/r'’U h'T T v " NivsHln ' Truman and Frank- custom of new clothes for Raster. der surveillance in a reported Neil McKechnle of Hartford and D. Roosevelt s'nd the late Sec- If they remain tnie to their prin­ SwifH CTub at the East Side Rec­ ciples perhaos the great spiritual ! pl(^ to kidnap President Ken­ reation building. the late Rev. Mr. McKechnle. and Con^olete troops, n o^ ni I «n a» 111 1y i vtterv _ of State John Foster •• Dulles of Mrs. John Hay. 240 Hollister A vs I tools of OoiTimiinism. meaning of Easter can be rerov- nedy’s small daughter are I® ulic leiiist resume or♦,.iKaa An* , Welch ani#)salfi haHe never ..la...... !viewea i ereil,’’ St.. Manchester, and the late Mr. VOine GlZen^R, and BalUOa LllOeS” ^ W*.aal<4a»i4 PiaanVsA«i>aM a* a I also suspected of planning to vMan «..|«A a wa Fa v> a 41 aa 11 «r Kaa441a 4a ' fOmier * re.S|Oent ElSenllOV CP AS fl : Hay. men who are fanaucajly hostile to , q » A»a*«fr *«t na«.aa ha^i frvtaf wipe out the President’s en­ ■The bride-elect Is a graduate of 2 RrnthprK (let Life tire family, an informed Henry County High School, and Tshombe. have withdrawn from Paterson. N. J.. April 1 (.Pi • A It then with firmness enough to i source said today. lANETS9«8 MAIN ST.—»n 9-.’V67* D O N T A^wy"" " will receive her B.S. degree in June Manono but are understood to be Passaic County Court Jury has j Still plenty of wear left In publl.sh it or to say it in public! This source, who asked not to b« (Next To Top Notch Food) from the Georgia State College for regrouping in the area.- convicted two Bridgeport.. Conn.. J named, said U. S. Secret Service shoes when brought here for Women, in Milledgeville, Oa. "The primary stress is on ne­ and I don't today." brothers of fir.st degree murder { expert repairing. when the storm ends. . . Some Congressmen have called agents have located the Chiban* In Mr. Hay. a graduate of Ithaca gotiation and the peaceful preven­ and recommended life imprison- j the Palm Beach area and are keep­ High School. Ithaca, N. T., re­ tion of cla.shes." said a U.N. for Investigations of the John Birch ment for them. Open Mondays .All Day Society by the House Committee ; ing a close watch'on them. OPEN Closed Wednesday ' ceived his B.S. degree, sumrna cum spokeaman. "Force will be used It took the jury four days t o ; Meanwhile, 3-year-oid Caroline .Afternoons laude. from Duke University, Dur­ only as a last rejioit to prevent a on Un-.4rherican Acti\1tles, the ! reach the verdict that found John ' Senate Internal Securifv suh-com- \ ROBERT IVEIX'H Kennedy is under what wa* called ham, N. C. He is a member of breach of peace." Wade, 30, and his brotlie'-. Nathan- , double-alert Secret Service zecur- TONIGHT •rtii Beta Kappa. He received a Mekki Abbas, head of the U.N. mittee and the Senate Government iel, 32. guilty of the March ,3, ; SAM YULYES I Operations Committee. I ity guard at the Atlantic shore - “SHOE REPAhUNG bachelor of divinity degree, cum operation in The Congo, drove off 1960, slaying of Harry Eok.stein | home of her grandparents. The OF THE BETTER KIND” laude. from Yale University, and hurriedly this morning for a meet­ I Tlie chairman of all three bodie.s outside his Paterson tavein. cute blonde youngster is spending frill 9 23 OAK STREET is now enrolled in the graduate ing with CongoIe.se Premier Joseph . Indicated, however, that thev had , The verdict wa.s returned last- ah Easter holiday here with the • Free Parking Next Door • Same Side As W atkins .school of Yale University working when spring begins. . . a Ileo to "review the situation." Gen. no plans to investigate the socletv. l night. President and Mrs. Kennedy. for a Ph.D degree In religion. Sean McKeown, the U.N. militar.v Rep. Edgar \V, Hie.'tand. R- Tlie Bridgeport^ brothers were : The Secret Service, it was The wedding will take place commander, had a similar meeting i Calif., a memher of the society, I captured al the George Wa.shing-1 learned, has been tipped that four Jund 30 at the McDonough Prrtby- with the Congolese commander-in­ j r,ailed congressional attacks parti ton Bridge -shoril.v after Eckstein i Cuban plotters—described as “ pro- terian Church in McDonough. chief. Gen. Joseph Mobutu. j of a "pro-Commiinlst smear.” ! was shot a.s he entered the tavern Castro and anti-Kennedy" — con­ The Gurkha troops began mov­ ■ But a spoke.sman for the Jus- with $5,200 in cash. templated trying to kill the Presi­ ing out early this morning. tic Department in Washington said ' Police said tliey found the.i dent, his wife suid their two chil­ A vanguard of two planes, car­ the societ.v’s activities have be-j murder weapon and the cash in the ' dren. A plan to kidnap Caroline as fresh rying about 150 soldiers with ma­ come a "matter of concern to the I pos.session of th» Wades. an alternative was also reported. ^ chine gums, rifles and mortars, Justice Department." ; County Prosecutor John G. As for the plotters, an excellent tasty left Leopoldville’s Ndjill Airport Welch's denial that he ever call-. | Thevos had demanded the death 'Tliirty-one Quakers from New York’s metropoIit,q,n area stand in formation in New York’s Times authority said: It’s ConvertiblB when hope returns .L . ed El.senhower a “card-carrying | penalty for the brothers. Square yesterday afternoon at beginning of a *sQuaker Witness for Peace” vigiL Around the "We think we know who they with orders to land at Kamina. the clock vigil in 'Times Square is planned until sunrise Easter morning. (AP Photofax). large U.N. base in northwest Ka­ Communi.st" wa.s in answer to a re- ; are and we are keeping them under Time! tanga. norter’s que.stion at the society’s More Hoiisine Vnitx surveillance." The troops movements were car­ headquarters in Belmont. He added that the Cubans had '60 OLDSMOBILE ried out behind a tight security The question was prompted by a ' Washington. April I iP — Tiie Age-Old Church Rites been located in the Palm Beach Cakes and pastrie.s with that home-made flavor and screen. The airport was sealed off statement in a book published by Housing and Home Finance agenev Wortls of Joy 1 area, but that—as of late last ■’88’’ Convertible today increased - from 200 to 400 ■ night — "there Isn’t enough evi­ I oven-fresh goodness. Make an occasion really special to all except TT.N. movement ron- Welch for limited circulation. trol staff and soldiers patrolled It said: —the number of units of low-cost 1 dence at this point for an arrest." '60 OLDSMOBILE private housing in New Haven, ! At Easter Held He said further: I with our superior baked goods! Super ''SS'' Convertible the road leading to the. terminal “But my firm belief that Dwight building. Eisenhower iz a dedicated, con- Conn., it will finance to help re- ' Services at Sunrise “They have made no o'vert move when morning comes. . . Fifteen planes were lined up to house families being displaced by ; and you can expect them to be '60 FORD GAU^XIE transport the Gurkhas, wearing (Continued on Page Two) JOHN BIRCH four urban renewal projecLs. Man’s New Life pretty cagey under the circum­ Easier Goodies Convertible for the first time their U.N. blue All 400 units, HHFA said will be i stances. Ail of this publicity may helmets instead of their uniform ^ a n c e d by .Section 221 Federal New York, April 1 (A5 — Church have eliminated the possibility of POLISH BOBKA '59 CHEVROLET Houeing Admiplstration' mortgage Will Herald Easter an arrest.” nbbeh bu.sh hats. Adorning their insurajice. |lead^i*Si said today that the resur­ It was learned ’!frehleolay after­ Impala Convertible uniforms were symbols showing Briti.sh G e r %swer ASSORTED FRUIT PIES Under this, mortgages are in­ rection of Christ offer.s an answei noon that the Secret Service start­ two famous battles fought by the By TIIE .A.SSOCIATED PBE.SS 4>rado Springs, and the Park of Red ASSORTED CREAM PIES sured up to 100 per cent of the ap­ to mankind'.s deepe.st problems — ed an investigation of the- reported '60 RENAULT regiment-one in FraRce in World praised value with the only cash ' Easter will be obsened tomor- | Rock.s. West of Denver. kidnap plot about a week ago. HOT CROSS BUNS Caiwel Convertible War I. the other in Burmi^ in requirement being a minimum pay­ and frustrations. ■ow w itli age-old church rites and ' One of the more colorful observ Pierre Salinger, White House ASSORTED EASTER CAKES World War II. ^’jk ment of S200 or its equivalent which i In an Easter message prior to with sunrise seivices in outdoor ance.s will begin tonight when the press secretary, acknowledged that and the sleeping awake . . . In both battles, the GurltJUThla- U,S, Envoy mav go toward covering closing' celebration of the holiday tomor­ beauty spot.s ranging from moun­ people of Fredericksburg, Tex., a Secret Service inquiry is under­ torians . relate. 1,000 GurkWia'held costs and other expenses. Maxi- row. the Rt. Rev. Arthur Lichten- tain top.s to canyon rims. light "Ea.ster Fires" in surround­ way, but he declined to pin it In OPEN DAILY 7 A.M.«fre 8 P.M. '60 OLDSMOBILE their position against bltt^fr,attack fnum insurable amount of .such bergei'. presiding bi.«hop of the The occasion, marking the rise ing hills for the 114th year. any way to Caroline. Salinger said ■•88’’ Holiday Sedan until onlv 10 were left allVe. mortgage.s, which may be amor­ Protestant Episcopal Church said; of Christ, i.s a joyous one irt reli­ 'The custom dates back to the the President — and presumably CLOSED RASTER SUNDAY U.N. officials at the airport and Discuss Laos Plan tized over a period of up to 40 “The word of Ea-stcr is not gious services. pioneering era when early German Mrs, Kennedy—had no knowledge headquarters refu.sed to disclose years, i.s $9,000, jsimply the promise of a life that It i.s a happy time in another .selller.s pacified children by tell­ any investigation until he learned AND ALL DAY MONDAY '60 OLDSMOBILE the plans for the Indians after Super "88 Holiday Coupe w'1ll be given us beyond the grave, sen.se too. for it usually marks the ing them that the Campfires of abwt it late yesterday as a result they arrive in Katanga. liostile Indians really were set by o fnews dispatches. Moscow, April 1 (Ab—TTie Soviel.A^This comment indicated that Buses Roll Aiioin | but the a.'surance that new life, is advent of spring weather and gives ’Tshombe has declared publicly;( at hand now. new life that death the cluirch-goers a chance to ap­ the Ea.ster bunny to cook and dye At a news conference, Salinger BAKE '60 OLDSMOBILE he will regard It as an act of war Union' today handed Britain its hru-shchev had given Thompson Bridgeport, April 1 IJP' — Bu.ses j their Easter cgg.s. minimized the inquiry. , "88" 4-Door Sedan It Is Then That You Know The Meaning Of Easter a report on the note given over cannot destrov." pear in Easter parades in their new If the U.N. flies any Indian troops reply to a peace plan for Laos and rolled again todav on Connecti- | rsiiuant. In another Texas event. Bill “The Secret Sendee,” he « said, to Katanga. earlier to Roberts. I cut Railw’ay * Lighting Co. lineal He said that th e.j’esurrection “gets information from time to an hour later called in U.S. Am­ It was Thompson's third long speaks "words of joy and certain^ j In Washington, the famed cherry Daniel, leccntly appointed gover­ SHOP '60 OLDSMOBILE I for the first time in more than a ! tree blossoms are expected to nor of Guam, will hide about 30,- time on the President and his fam­ "88 ' Holiday Coupe bassador Llewellyn E. Thompson conver-sation ■ w’ i t h Khrushchev ! month, and predictions of a fare I ty’’ in a world of "tribulation and. . . ily which requires a routine investi­ Cornell to discuss the situation in the since President Kennedy took of­ perplexity," a world that is .sickbeiuty 000 caster eggs on his estate near 449 HARTFORD RO.AD—NE.AR McKEE STREET .! increase. i gation. There is such an investiga­ fice. Two were held in the Krem­ Liberty and invite the children to JOSEPH S. H'K.AS, Baker snd Proprietor Easter Weather strategic Asian jungle kingdom. j A strike by bus drivers and : with "a sense of meaninglessness Sunday, The annual spring in tion underway.” . Tliere was no immediate indica­ lin and the other in an isolated and futility, of fear and hopele.ss flux of touri.st.s who want ’ to sec find them. Between 5,000 and 6,- The press secretary also told mechanics that started Feb. 27 i 000 youngsters .are expected to be Boston, April 1 fjb—Stormy tion of the Russian response to the dacha in Siberia outside Novosi­ them has already begun. newsmen: I birsk. ended Thursday with rank and file President Kennedy and his fam­ on hand from Texas and Louisi- '59 RAMB. $1695 K weather moved into New England British propo.sal. which was acceptance of a new contract pro­ "All I want to say is that nothing HOUSE HALE Roberts was called first to the ily wil! be In Palin Bcaeh over I unusual is going on. This is a' Amba.saador 4-Door today but the Weather Bureau pegged to brihging about an im­ viding a wage Increase. But bus (Continued on Page Three) said it would give way Easter Sun­ mediate cea.se-flre in Laos. Soviet Foreign Office at 10 a.m. the Easter weekend and will not be Oue of thc earliest outdoor routine investigation, the like of Moscow time and handed the Rus­ senice could not be restored until Easier day services in the nation day to-cloudy, windy and season­ Khrushchev personally called in today. on hand for the traditional Easter which they (the Secret Service) 'SB OLDS. $1795 sian a reply to a peace proposal egg roll on the solith lawn of the will be at 4:45 a.m. (EST) in the conduct a number every year. "88" Holiday Sedan ably cold weather. Thompson barely an hour after Paul A. Rust. CR&L President; ■Tbe forecaster said scattered British Ambassador Sir Frank presented March 23 with the back­ IVliife House on Easter Monday. Cathedral of The Pines atop a hill "I am trying to ciuitlon you not On The Parkway ing of the United States. said yesterday the wage Increase Eleven maior snnri.se senicc.s at Rindge, . N.H. Observers at last to write something sensational Plantland '58 PLYM. $1095 snow flurries will , occur over the Roberts was handed the Soviet re­ will necessitate a fare boost. He northern portions of 'Vei-mont. ply by a deputy foreign minister. It called for (1) an immediate News Tidbits are scheduled in and arotmd the I year's service, bttended by about about a big investigation. This Is a 4-Door said the company will apply to the capital on Sundav, including one 1 6.000' per.sons, noted automobile BEAUTIFUL New Hampshire and Maine The Soviet Premier and the cease-fire in Laos (2) revival of from (he .4P Wire.s routine case being handled routine­ through Sunday. ' American ambassador talked for the 3-natlon control commission State Public tftilities Commission in Arlington National Cemetery | registration plates from 32 states, ly.” '57 OLDS. $1095 Today’s weather of snow^and an hour and a half. (India. Canada, Polandi set up by jjj—J— ' and onn with a carillon at the beil i. Two hours later more than 1,- Secret Service (Thief U. E. Baugh­ Super "88 " Holiday Coupe rain In' the coastal sections^ave Neither Thompson nor the Brit­ the Geneva Conference in 19,54 to ' (Continued oh Page Three) k tower presented by The Nether- , 000 wor.shipper.s are expected to man, here with the presidential EASTER PLANTS way to rain during tile forenoon. ish anjJiaa^dor w'ould give any supervise the Indochina Truce (3) California officials will start I lander.^ Uo gather for a Protestant sendee party, said "T will not deny or con­ '57 OLDS. $1295 .Snow fell in the northern por­ indicfJuS?^nf the details of their convening of a 14-nation confer­ shifting convicts into an unfinished Across tlie land, simri.se services 1 on Iiistoric Boston Common, firm” the reports about an inves­ ______Trodifrionol EasfrT Bcoufry!______Deluxe "98 " Hnlids.v Sedan tions today with the accumulation visits wKh the Ru.ssian authorities ence —, including Red China — to prison Monday in emergency effort I will be' conducted in neutral set-: T w o hundred Boston area tigation. • * V expected to range from two to except to say that Laos w-as the turn Laos into a neutral country. Climate Grand to ease mounting tensions and dan- tings such as the south rim of the churches are cooperating In an- '56 OLDS. $595 four Inches, except six inches be­ subject. Tile feverish political activity in gerous overcrowding . . . I-ady I Grand Canyon in .\rizxina and In (Continued on Page Two) from $2.49 ”88'' Holiday Sedan fore changing to rain In the east- When asked for information, an the Moscow capital followed by Churchill “Is 76 today . . ^ Com- ! the Garden of the Gods, near Colo- (Continued on Page Three) EASTER LILIES . to em slopes' regions of Vermont, American spoke.sman .said "for any one day the publication of a com­ In Cvonvertible! poser Wallingford Rsegger, 75. is 'S2 FOUD 595 6.00 New’ Hampshire and upper areas information you should see the munique op this week’s conference in-critical condition In New York; 2-Door of Maine. British," of the Warsaw Pact powers led by after brain operation. . . . Bushy- Bulletins Russia. Is That Clear? mustached bandit robs upper'Man- * AZALEAS $2.95 CINERARIAS $249 The 8-nalion Communist alli­ ■i i ^_____ -' hattan hank of $3,500 and makes U.S. Halts Bonus Quota Cull«d from, AP Wires I,arge Assortment '55 DODGE $295 ance in Europe Sgain attacked im­ getaway by fleeing into nearby . station Wagon CynthianSi Ky., April 1 United Kingdom. 516; Bel­ Salinger said as Kennedy and MOUNTAIN LAUREL John Fairnne a neat suit pump of up against Russia’s is kept secret, ment would turn Into an Increase tons which Cuba formerly exported but ITesldent Kennedy said in his tipped rockets soon will swell this An 8-part aeries by tax ex­ riage . . . Singer Johnny Johnston gium, 182; British Guiana. 84; Rusk were about to begin a con­ Where all your gardening needs are satisfied! Open dallv and styles in Easter- in the rate of decrease of employ­ takes Jacquelyn Sue Unger of to the United States, will be divid­ Sundays 9 A.M. to 5:30 P..M. budget message to Congress this country’s missile arsenal. , 1 pert Richard A. Mullens will ed up later among other sugar ex­ Hong Kong, 8. ference here on the. Laoa criata. black patent or bone,calf black patent begin Monday. Bach article ment. In other ij'ords, the decelera­ New' York City as his fourth bride. week that “it has. been publicly ac­ Kennedy has recommended an tion would be accelerated. porting countries. In addition, the Dominican Re­ will cover a different" tax Palm Springs. Calif., police say The Congress, in giving Ken­ POPE READIES MESSAGE MANCHESTER knowledged for several years that accelerated and expanded Polaris ’’But the indicators suggeq) teen-agers who flocked there for public was authorized to export this nation has not led the world in program aimed at arraying a fleet .problem: each article la eaijj’ nedy authority to end the' bonus 830.894 wine gallons of liquid Vatleoa City. AprU 1 (F) — to understand. , rather a leveling off, followed by a Easter week hl-jinks brought with Romans, tourlata. and pUgttann OLDSMOBILE missile strength.” of 29 misaile suba by 1965. On the gentle pickup, rather than a faster them almost foolproof way of pre­ shipments from the Dominican sugar, and the British 'West Indies, The latest missiles to go on the way is an advanced model of the For help in uiiacrambUng Republic, directed that “special 300,000 gallons. by thonoands todtey obaen ’ed tfen MOTOR SALES the complexities of your tax, pickup, a slowdown of the pickup venting interference by law—an final ritea of Woafc. line w’ere nine Atlases in three Polaris rocket intended to reach and finally a leveling off again of Mvriy warning radio- system. . . . consideration” in a redistribution In a second order, the depart­ V o f “Selling qnd, Servicing - launching bases near Offut Air about 2,500 miles when fired by don’t hiiss this valuable seriea, of Imports be given to countries ment also set a local consumption John' XXm rrwlnzil In l6* Oldsmobiles For Over 25 Years” To enter Kathy’a new beginning Menday in the ^ the pickup. ^ Eight-year-old Roberta Lee Taylor Vatican, eoaiag Mw tempa at hf* SHOE SALON Force Base, Omaha, Neb. These subs either on the surface or sub­ *’A( any rate, the climate Is of Scotia. N. Y„ who ignored her which buy U.S. agricultural com­ sugar quota of 45,000 tons for con teat, pleaae aend y6ur bases, were turned over to the merged. modities. Hawaii and 120,000 tons for arduona Roly Weak acttvtty and RAY DWYER. Used Car .Mgr. name and telephone num­ Main Floor, Rear right for a pickup this season If parents' warning to stay away P Landm id Strategic Air Command yesterday. Evntually, the United States you’re a .vqung man and'drive a from railroad tracks, nurses It is expected that Mexico, the Puerto Rico for calendar 1961. working on kl* Knstnr msaiagn 612 WTST CENTER ST. ber to Kathy Godfrey, MattrlirBtpr UlS TOLLAND TURNPIKE—PHONT! MI 9-2508 MI 8-2411 Shoes Expertly and SAC crews would fire them in hopes to deploy a total of 117 At- convertible.’! bruised hip and black eye—and Philippines, “Peru, Brazil and In­ The law conOnuea tor 18 to tbn waiu. Ra wfli dkitow >6 WINF, Maacheater. toa—woir from lli* InfglB ON THE PARKWAY Open Evenings Monday through Carefully Fitted! •vent of an enemy attack on the Now, then, that clear* |ib whole ha* healtl^ respect for tzizins st- dia will be cut in on the Domin- Friday and Saturday aftemoona UMted fltatea. (OiNitiaoe

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