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Partly’ cloud" tonight. I>ow In Otficen of the Manchester Chap Program Listed 13,317 3Q|a. Wednenday partly cloudy nad ter. Dale Carnegie Alumni Aaao- About Town Member of the Audit aomewhat milder. High In SOa. ciation. visited the Meriden Chap ByLWML Group Bnrean of Circulation ter recently to judge apeechee for HOUSE &. HALE Manche.Her-^A City of Villa fie Charm The Emma NettletMi Group of the state convention to be held at The Lutheran Women's Mission Center OonjTe5“f*ou®J Church will Ocean Beach Park, New London, hold an open meeting (or husbands on May 20. Those from Manchester ary League (LW M L) of the Zion VOL. LXXX, NO. 168 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 18. 1961 (Claaatfied Advertlalng on Pag^ “(S) PRICE FIVE CENTS and friends of members tomorrow who served as judges wrere Axel Evangelical Lutheran Church will Norling. Howard Chace, and LUUan 8t 7 :^ p m. in the Robbins Room. meet vjrednesday at 7:80 p.m. In G. H. Parka will present an il Kleinschmdt. HAS lustrated talk on birds and flowers Uie church assembly room. and will demonstrate imitations of Daughters of Liberty No. 128 will Mrs. Louise Mertens, program bird calls. meet at the Holmes Eunerai Home, chairman, assisted by Miss Bhnily 400 Main St., tonight at 7:30 to pay Klssman, will lead a discussion on The Rev. J. Kenneth Pcarsop of respects to James Greenway, "Our Privileges and Blessings." the Methodist Church of Hazard- I whose wife, Elizabeth Greenway, Mrs. Ema Lashlnske will review HOME FASHIONS ville will speak on "The Wonder of is a member of the lodge. Khrushchev Urges Kennedy Halt Invasion the last LW M L topic, "Lutheran the Word" at the South Methodist Doctrine.” Church W SCa meeting tonight at Raymond E. Allard, seaman ap After the dlscusalon, Mr. and S In the chapel of the church. prentice. USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Wesson will show Raymond A. Allard. 89 Hilltop Dr., movies of their trip last Septem The Manchester Child Study is serving aboard the repair ship. ber to Hawaii. Members are re FROM Group will take a field trip tomor U.S. Cadmus, (g ra tin g out of minded to bring mite boxes. row to the Newington Home for Norfolk. Va. The Cadmus recently Crippled Children. The group will complete.d a two-week training Hostesses for the refreshment leave at 8:45 am. m private cars cruise in'the Cairibbean. and visited and social period will be Mrs. Of Cuba, Warns ‘Small W ar’ Could Spread from Buckle.v Schooh Kingston, Jamaica. George Adams, Mrs. Jacob Adamy, Mrs. Edith Andrulot, and Mrs. b ______Manchester Emblem Club will Manchester Chapter of Hadassah Raymond Baglln, .-e te, f ------have an installation of officers to will meet tomorrow st 8:30 p.m. THE FLOOR... i i morrow at 8 p.m. at the Elks in the Temple Beth Sholom vestry. Lodge on Bissell St. National offi The program will include a film Fighting in Four Areas | S t C i t G N g WS - - 4 cers from Las Vegas. Nev.. will on medical research in Israel, and Education Budget Pledges Necessary conduct the ceremony. an informal talk about life in Is rael by Mrs. Joseph Salant. the for Workshop Topic mer Norma Bursack,
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PAGE TWO WANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1961 p a g e T H R E E tha Nazi occupiers awept down op cupy the country, "Eachmann members play an Important role Counlrv bv Gountrv> Citv bv Citv Jewish homes but "found many of broui^t into th« country all Uioae as volunteers In the hospital. Dur Great Pocahontas them empty." Danish gantiles, at who Rad sent mlUiona of Jewa to Third Quarter Honor Pupils Hospital Unit ing the year, they served a total Whirlpool great personal risk, had helped the slaughter," Hausner went on. Sheinwold on Bridge of 11,512 hours as wftrd clerks, re Visits Tomorrow E. and Gas Rangot aonfe 6,000 Jewa to reach Sweden The top command of the Ges- Elects Slate. ceptionists, and on the gift card, safely. tapo'a Jewish Affaii-a Section was Listed at Illing Junior High gift .shop and baby photo service. About 100 state officers, led by The .75 junior members of the PricGs as Low Hausner Details Eichmann’ s The prosecutor reported Blch- aaaembled in Budapest tb concen Mrs. Gladys Dick of Naugatuck, mann was "beside himself 'With trate on the extermination of the GOOD BIDDERS • Sooth dmia A Hyatt Butllffe, principal of;^ Dennis Boyd, Beverly Brown, Cites Member group also provide volunteer aux Servico That's Bottor rage" when he discovered this, and Jfwa in Hungary ”aa quickly as PASS THE BUCK Both rids* TOlaentbto Elizabeth. Camptell, Sandra Cha iliary services, the retiring pres great Pocahontas, will make a •went to Copenhagen personally to poaaible," Hausner aaid. NORTH DUng Junior High School, sn- ident added. visitation to Lakota" Council, No. By Alfred Sheinwold pounced today that the following pin, Donald Uonrad, Nicholas see what had caused “the fail Eichmann ordered Auaohwitz fo ^ k . 7 Convertlno, Donna Daniel, Can Mrs. Paul Willhide was elected Dr. Andrew Canzonettl of New 61, Degree of Pocahontas, tomor Pattern for Killing of Jews ure." It’s Important to know how to K Q Grade 7 and 8 pupils have at president of the Women’s Auxiliary Britain Hospital, as guest speaker, Potterton's prepare for big ahlpmenta of Hun dace Davidson, Patricia Davies, pass the buck. If you don’t have 6 A f 9 S , of Manchester Memorial Hospital discussed "The Doctor and the row at 8 p.m. in Odd Fellows Hall. 13() Center St. Cor. of Church * ■ A, '------' ' '------■ , "But it was too late." Hausner garian Jewa, the prosecutor con the facta needed fof a decision, tained honors for the': third quar Ann DellaFera. A potluck will be served after said. "Thanks, to the courage of tinued. ter of the school year. Ann Falkowskt,,Mary FlUoramo, yesterday. More than 150 women Community.” (C«otliio«i] from Pac* On») i in ‘his determ- ment \v«» establUhed by the Nasi* don’t lake control: let yoUr partner attended the annual meeting and the business session. j the Danes,” many Jews were "Auschwitz had never witnessed WBT « Grade 7 honor students are; Thomas Oessay, 'Sharon Oldman, The meeting was planned by , _ ; , ination to carry out, the,annihila- in Amsterdam to.'Tnark down Jews -hava-hta aay. __,____ ▲ I 9 A lO 4 9 John Andreoli, Paula Baker, luncheon at Flano’s Restaurant. Mr.s. Robert Murdock, program Members will bring one or two saved. a period of such" feverish activity Most pairs bid this hand foolish Charles Gregonls, Ellen Harrisoii, Other officers elected Include ‘gifts for the gift table. ! tion of such a large Jewish popur for extermination.” In Belgium again we wltnesa as in the summer and autumn of ? A lO • 7 V I 6 4 9 S Susan Banning, William Barry, Susan Harrison, Patricia Hath chairman, and committee Including resisted Naxi efforts to follow the i order. A senes of law>/laAsed to deal the looting of property and the ly in the recent open pair cn«"V 6 K 4 6 to 4 2 Anita Basklnd, Linda Bayer, Da Mrs. Walter Schardt, first vice ’60 Winter Olympics! usual pattern of action against the 1944 . . . Matters reached such a pionship in Denver. When the South away, Gary Heard, Mark Heller, president; Mrs. John Mrosek, sec Mrs, Ralph Schwatkert, Mrs. Ed By detailing the events in Hun-j with Jews were worked out "in deportations." Hausner went on. point that bodies were burned In player bid two spades, the partner ♦ A J 6 I * > Q * vid Best, Sandra Bettencourt, Bruce Hence, Barbara Higbie. Rob mund Cox, Mrs. Jack Hunter, Mrs. State Plant Sold SOO.OOO Hungarian .Te«-s gary Mausnc.r thus sought to show I cooperation with Adolf Eichmann.' He said Jews being transfej-red SOUTH Ruth Blackwell, Theodore Blakes- ond vice president; Mrs. Paul Wil 2 The Nazis by that late date the open field . . . at times as many ship stopped at part score: but A A Q 6 S 2 ert Hughes, William Hust, Michael ley Jr., secretary; Mrs. Edward George Peterson, Mrs. Philip Sum that Eichmann wa.i not just the ■ Hausner said were packed into trucks so thick as 10,000 Jews a day were de whenever the South player optimis lee. S. Johnson. ner and Mr.s. Edward Swift. St. Louis, April 18 (/P) — Re- no longer believed they could win impersi'nal executive ''arryiiig out .\mong these were statutes ban- ly that when the doors were ^ 9 5 Glenney, treasurer, and Mrs. Mel the war. So\oet arniie.'. ha\ing,ad stroyed." tically Jumped to three spades, the 0 Q • 7 3 Deborah Karp, Michael Kenney, vin Horwltz, member at large. flectone Electronics, Inc., of Stam ‘■V’’• orders but th.nt he was fiercely do- ,i,ng Jews from attending movies opened a conglomeration of swol In Hungary at thts time "Jews partnership reached game. Valerie Klatt, Jessica Kllmko, ford Is being acquired by the Uni vanced to the Carpathian Moun termincd to dest-oy the Jew? andj^jnj other entertainments, forbid-, len bodies burst out "like flsh A 6 3 New board members are Mrs. tains. "and there was need .for were hunted in trains and in the One bid Was Just as foolish as Sooth Wsst Chester Kobllnsky, Mary Kulesa, versal Match Corp., It was an actually exceeded his orders (jjng Jews from using telephones, pouring from a boat the side of streets . . . the Hungarians and the the, oilier. South didn't have enough Leslie Kupferberg, O rol Lawrence, Frederick Perry, Mrs. Hayden Duties Considered nounced yesterday. great haste if the externltnafion which had been removed.” Pass I A I NT Pms Griswold Jr., Mrs. Robert D. Mur o* the Jews was to be completed in "No one demanded that he act subjecting Jew's to an evening cur- Jew* were told the Jews were only facts to make a decision. 2 A AU ^ ^ Prudence LeGeyt, Alan MacDon John L. Wilson, president of over and above any in.structiOns." few and confiscating bicycles of The Vichy government in' war wanted for work . . . but the true After the overcall of one no- ald, Pamela Mason, Kathleen Mc dock, Mrs. Howard Lockward, Mrs. By Pension Board Universal Match, said the sale had time." time France abandoned^ the Jewa Opeiifaig lead — A K Don ,Gulnan, Mrs. William Wagner, 3. Eichmann s bo.ss Heinncli the prosecutor said Here, we have Jews. objective was Auschwitz." trump, South knows that his Mahon. > been approved by the boards of the example of his Satanic initia- ; The problem of children of mix- to the tender merew of the Details of the deportations of Katherine McNamara, Russell Mrs.' John VonDeck, Mrs. Morgan The pension board will meet to Himmler, ordered him to stop Nazis," Hausner said,'" but tha partner has about 16 to 18 points know what to do. If he merely re Porter, Mrs. William Glenney, Mrs. directors of both companies. He sending the death trains from tive cd marriages also troubled the oc- Hungarian Jews were worked out — Just as though North had open Metheny, Philip Miner, Gregory night at 7:30 In the Mimicipal said it involves a tax-free stock U wR.s in his descriptions of the ; cupation aiilhonties. Hausner told French lindcrground helped many personally by Eichmaim. Hausner bids the spades, you can then bid Moberg, David Moss, Dale Mullen, CTharles Hamilton, Mrs. Walter Building to consider proposed exchange that does not require Hungary 'to the east ’ But HaUs- ed with one notrump. South's 8 Schulthels, and Mrs. Frank Shel ■ ... death-camp.', and the minute close- the court. He charged Eichmann Jews to hide. charged. points show him that the combined notrump. Cheryl Muschko, Judith Naschke. changes in the town ordinance stockholder approval. ups of the fate of mdiyiduaJ.-!. that , gave orders that these children be "German efficiency won out." (Copyright 1961, General Fea don. The prosecutor then recalled the strength is about 24 to 26 points. Jean Newth, James Newton, H. Mrs. Melvin Horwitz, outgoing governing the duties of the board. Reflcctone designs and produces Hausner sketched the most fear- | „rnlized in Holland, Hausner said In a low voice.. ture* Oorp.). James Norton, Mary Odell. Doreep advanced electronic and electro fill sections of his oicture. , , ,, He charged Eichmann person Nazis’ "fantastic offer" of "blood This should be enough for game if president, reported the auxiliary The board will also diacu.ss a , , ,, January 1942. Hausner went ally directed deportations--incIud- for goods," a proposal to allow a North has a reasonable fit Ifi spades Ouellette, Unda Pavel. Mary Pear- raised $11,364.20 for the hospital questionnaire sent out hy General mechanical aystems for military O R fA r N fW FUll on He spoke of Maidanck --- 18.000 the transfer of Dutch Jews to ing the transport of children-^' numwr of Jewa to em igrate' to or maximum strength. It will not eon. during the year. Hi Fever Follies, Manager Richard Martin Friday and industrial use. Jth Jaif ^deaths on one day. 'The Maidanek ;gbor camps began from France. Turkey in exchange for trucks and be enough if North has only two John Phillips, Sally Platz, Deb the show sponsor jd by the group to mimicipal employes, a.sklng if DtViLOPMlNTI cure for typhus was execution These included "even sick people ceratln commodities in short sup Kiwis-Give Scouts orah Pond, Kevin Ponton, Kath they would like to double their Hausner read an account of chil spades and only 16 points. last fall, was the largest fund pro • IN PERSON on rain> and stormy days, the waiting in hospitals for treatment." dren transported to one French plies that would be obtained Uses Ckie Bid erine Pritchard', Jean Reale, ducer In the history of the aux contribution to the town pension prettnfs pnsoners were forced to eat their : . through the help of Jewa outside Tips on Flying fund in order to retire at age 55 meals m the open . . on Sundavs, : Spanish and Portu- camp for Jews. South can find out what he Pamela Rines, Barbara Rivers, iliary, Mrs. Horwitz said. FOR RENT hit magnificent color film Some of the children were so the Axis countries. Louise Scott, Walter Simmers, A check for $7,500 was present with 30 years’ service to the town. the SS men had -runs : a prisoner i K'**^*^ communities In HollMd wants to know by making a cue Manchester’s Wing Scouts, a 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projector* Who could not run who lost a I * PooWem to the Nazis but small they had to be carried by A premature announcement via bid in the opponents suit. He bids Curtis Smith, Jane Spaeth. Cyn ed to Elmer C. Weden, chairman of Board (Jhalrman James Arthur —sound or nilent, also 35 mm. featuring gendarmes on duty at the camp. the British Broadcasting Corpora group of 15 high school girls and thia Spector. the Board of Trustees, to be used expresserl displeasure last week wooden shoe, who stumbled, was i Kwhmann ordered that these were two clubs, a response that North Scouts from other visiting troops slide projectors. <»• immediatclv shot. 1 “"d therefore subject "They were awakened at 4 a m. tion brought the project to naught cannot pas.s. Robin Starkel, . David Sturte- in renovating the continuation with the general manager’s action, Some «c reamed with fear. In the But one man was opposed to the were given a first lesson in soaring vant, Samuel Sweet, Guy Tan- care section of the hospital. saying the pension board should Even if North has never heard by the grounded Kiwis last night WELDON DRUG CO. •You wtU hear the evidence ' courtyard the names of children deal throughout, "Adolf Eich of such a bid, he will keep the bid garone, Judith Teets, Patricia Te- Mrs. Horwjtz reported. In addi have been consulted before the 901 Main St. Tel. Ml S-Sl21 he said, ' of a woman who clung to ; ,,_aipht in at Center CongregaUonal Church. sik, Linda Trombly, Judith Trud- questionnaire was distributed. her child,child even under lasheslashe.s of the *traight In hjg bullet-proof glass were 'read oi t. The children "were mann. who carried out deporta ding open. He will naturally show Window Shades tion to fund raising, auxiliary cubicle, looking steadily at loaded onto buses. When these tions evren while the negotiations a major suit if he has one. Other Mrs. Paul Marte, a member of nak, Shirley Turner, Marilyn whip An SS guard snatched It the Kiwi Club, was chairman of a Twomey, Nancy Wclbust. Beverly from her arms, smashed its head, Hausner. as the grim'recital pro were filled, the convoy left. were in progress," Hausner said wise, he will bid two’ diamonds. ceeded. “Each convoy consisted of 500 According to records, Hausner In this case, North must bid two program which included a film on Mod* to Order Werstler, Jane Wilson, John Wol and handed the bleeding body back training of future stewardesses. \ cott. to her with the words. 'Now. lake;,, Hausner , referred . . . ^ to ,,blackmail - children and 600 adults chosen went on, EJichmann had succeeded diamonds! Now South bids two ALSO votir child' " ' Nazis extorted to allow small from the camp prisonera." by June 1944 in exterminating spades. This shows a decent five- In reply to questions from Inter Grade 8 honor students are: SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER • • MANCNESTER-ROCKVILLE ONLY In 1943, 4,000 children were 437,402 Hungarian Jews. When ested girls, Mrs. Marte reported VENETIAN BUNDS Richard Ames, Sandra Auden, ■ He said there were instances "ilLI" card suit, since North cannot that only overseas airlines now Leroy Beckett, Linda Bellefleur, when infants were lorn apart by I ' ^ e blackmail included ■hipped in thil fashion to camps Hungary tried to pull out of the ZBA Grants have more than three spades and Bring your old rollers In Mrs. Edson Bailey was honored by the Women's AuxillaiTf of Man Squaw Valley Olympiet; the bare hands of ih^ guards. I objects d art, furniture, in the east, Hausner charged, add Nazi orbit in the autumn of 1944, require nurse training for steward Richard Bennett, Claudette South wouldn't be safe in bidding esses and that girls must be 20 and save SSc per shade Berube, Gary Carlson, Richard A. chester Memorial Hospital for her "outstanding service to the hos "Mothers went mad." he cried. ! fven in one case the parts of a fac- ing that Eichmann-felt Franc^, the Germans took' over the coun a suit fewer than five cards. pital” yesterday at the group’s annual luncheon meeting. Mrs. St. Moritz, Aspen, Alaska, Then came the ghastly column : tory. Hausner charged this "plun was backward in carrying out the try and the infamous "d^ath years of age to begin careers in Carlson, William Carney, Sarah Paul Willhide, new president of the Auxiliary, admires an antique Mt. Baker Swim School It is also clear that South isn’t the sky. Chapin, Pamela Cummings, An of figures of the dead: j der” was transferred to Germany anti-Jewish program and increased march . . . the finale of Eich- strong enough Ifl Jump *to three silver spoon, designed to commemorate the old South School In that altogether 29.436 freight cars mann's campaign of murder” took drew D’Appollonio. HUMOR • ACTION Trebhnka—750.000. i rewards to informers. Earl P. White of 30 Columbus St. spades. But .South was obviously Manchester. The award was pre.sented by Mrs. Melvin Horwitz, Chelmno "built solely for ex-j in more than 700 trains were sent Hausner toM of the burning of place, Hausner said. Robert DeCarli, Joseph Della retiring president. (Herald photo by Satemisi. BEAUTY to Germany "loaded with the last night was granted permission .too strong to bid two spades right Fera, Kathleen DuBaldo, Nancy termination”—340,000. synagogues and deportation of The prosecutor said Eichmann over one notrump. »Sponsored by Bobibor—250.000 stolen property of western Euro Jewa in Yugoslavia. Serbian Jewa organized the march of thou.sands by the Zoning Board of Appeals Dunfield, Judith Frlthsen, Linda Center Church Co-Weds pean Jews.'' In short, South shows a five- Garrison, Richard Gray, Alan lach, Eileen Packard, Roy Parks, Maurice Willey, Robert Willis, Eric Belsen—600,000. At Belscn. he were done to death on Serbian aoil of Jews, which started in rain and (ZBA) to conduct a swimming j oard spade suit with a hand that said, "a smiling SS guard greet "This is another example, your on EUchmann's terse order "rec snow in November, heading to Grzyb, Barbara Hamilton, Joan Richard Pa.sternack. Wolf, Lorraine Yaworskl, Janice NO FoOliN FRIDAY. APRIL 28 school on a 40-acre plot in Rural is almost, but not quite, strong Zeppa, Janice Zipkin. ed the naked prisonera at the doors honors, that the plundef was link ommend shooting," Hausner said. ward Austria ostensibly to build Wonderi*! All Calor Show .Harrington. Aimee Patterson, Janice Petrai- 8 P.M. ed with the killing,'' Hausner said. Zone at the rear of 29 Buckland St. enough to demand a game. North .Wsit Ditney't William Heck, Katherine Her tis, Janet Pierce, Judith Pisch, of the gas chamber. He assured In Slov^ia. Hausner said, Eich fortifications but in reality "to be can well afford to raise to three them nothing would happen . to He said the Jews in Holland mann commisaioned a local Jour murdered.” The application was requested man, Karen Hicks, Nancy Hitt, Anadine Rhodes, Patricia Rook, 11 Escape Blaze wore assembled, "squeezed dry to by White, and by Mrs. Antoinette spades with K-x-x of that suit. If 10 WHO DARED" Elizabeth House, Karen Howard, Enid Rosenthal, Nancy Rourke, HIGH SCHOOL them but said, 'Inhale deeply. It nalist to write a aerlea saying he Hundreds of Jews on the forced North had only K-x of spades, he strengthens the lungs and Is an the last drop," and prepared for had seen with hla own eyes the march died as typhus raged among Brazlnski, owner of the land. White 1:3D. 9:M Paula Huffield, Daphne Hurd, Rob William Rylander, Margaret Sad- Derby, April 18 (iP)—A family AUDITORIUM shipment to the labor camps and will purchase the land for).an esti would pass at two spades. AUa ert Hurley, Judith Jackson. Linda loski, Pamela St. Pierre, Judith WE WOULDN’T i aid to disinfection.’ " "good, working conditions” in the the marchers. Hausner continued. Dally Question _ T.V.'g BaMii UA#d Jasitis, Mark Jewell, David John of 11 eaoaped in nightclothes to Admission $1.50 Auschwitz—"The worst of them ultimately to the gas chambers. labor camps. "Then an extraordinary thing mated $27,200 from Mrs. Brazinski. lUchArd Greeae la Seavey, Amy Shorrock. day as fire swept a 2-story frame Helps keep your "When this ghastly work was Partner opens with one spade, j son. Richard Segal, David Skiff, all." three million. The prosecutor listed deporta happened . . . (Gestapo Chief A previous request by White to and the next playes passes. You | "Sword of Kathleen Kane, Carol Kompan- home here. burner clean os it Auschwitz had 39 branches. done, their bodies would be piled tions and persecutions in Romania Heinrich 1 Himmler himself repri conduct a swimming school off Karl Smith, Pamela .Smith. Alan The home of Mr. and Mrs. An into furnaces and of these human hold: Spades — J 9; Hearts — | Slierwood Forest" ik. Susan Kopplin, Paul Krysiack, Snyder, Penelope Sousa, Noreen KID YOUR Hausner aaid. and room for 30,- and Bulgaria. He said Bulgarian manded Eichmann for organizing Spring'S!, wag denied at a January John Lafko, James LeSure, Mari thony Pina Sr., 134 Water St., was heats your home I beings, only ashes would remain King Boris and many of his peo the march and it was halted.” ZBA hearing when strong resident A lO 8 7; Diamonds — K 4; Clubs Southergill, Carol Spooner, Fred- destroyed by the 2-alarm blaze. 000 people at a time. . . . the transport to the East was — A J 8 7 2. What do you say ? | lyn Llss, Carol Lombardo, James terirk Sprague, Marshall Stephens. Here, not only was there mass ple opposed deportation of the Hausner said the Soviet army opposition wag brought against the Wed.. “CEV FOE HAPPY'* MaePherson. Sheila Mallon, Wil A passing motorLst, Arthur Frette RT-98 et, Manchester you’re in on the news—as only CBS Newsmen like Winston Burdett, 6.PASS. will be held on Monday, May 18. Presents KnarPs Food Market—532 Middle Tpke. 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New Teachers PILGRIM MILLS Closes F i n e TV-Radio Tonight Here Is A Spring Project Of First Importance At Waddell Tonight By Rory O’Connor The Manche ter Board of Edu OPEN TONIGHT till 9 Opera Season cation last night appointed the following teachers to the staff of i A public hearing will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the DRAPERY FABRICS Yard 7 5 C Television Arthur F. “ Blackie” Huntington, the outspoken watchdog the Manchester school system. Waddell School on the proposed 25 per cent hike in sewer By JOHN G E m ia C:0C Btf S TbMttr (ta procrti Bugs Buaar I. « . U of the building and zoning codes in Vernon, has probably been rates, and on a $78,000 program o f water main construction. Earlr Show (ta ppoerw) la 1:00 ratiMT ttaews Bm I . I PLAN NOW TO BUILD A FAMILY Thomas J..Flanagan, elementary KITCHEN PRINTS Yard 5 0 c Hmrtford'* operm •eAson drew to n m m om am eeom eet fttflsmaB •.•MU cussed out as much as he has been complimented since his level, a graduate of St. Anselm's The hike in sewer rates i.s recommended by the general • :» DoM« OUUa H U m close Uwt everiinir with the j QuicH Or*« MeOrav term in, office began. fjdllege with a BA degree and nianagor and the superintendent of*------Cheney llall. Hartford Rd. • Dally Noon to O'■■Sat. 10 to 0 Saltjr Brinc'i S tock altred BMcbeocfe Praseats ta U. FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR TOR 100 OARS! presentAtlon of "L * Boheme." on StW9 SO But the slings and arrow's which tlons. Mr. Huntington charged a Worcester State College with an the water and sewer department.' CmrtorB PiavtMJuM Frootlcrs n Medteta* IS have been hurled his way have trailer owner wdth building an 11 MA In education. Teaching experi Based on the present water the sU^re of the Biishneli Memorisl; Canadian Motmted Pattea CeagrMsIoaal laveMlgator . IS PTA Unit Picks M, Wsau .Ban a 40 blunted g a in s t some pretty for legal building. He will be watch ence in Soulhbridge, Mass.. 1959 rates, the sewer rate would go Auditorium. A thoroughly good C;1S loduAtry oo Parada Tallabaase# 7000 So s 00 Tom E»eU Show 3. U midable armor, compounded of a Ing the case closel.v because of to 1961. Starting salary of 65,460. from 50 per cent of the water rate Slate Thursday ?S Thriller 10. 33. SO tough hide, massive self confi Milton F. Beal, elementary level, to 75 per cent of the water rate. production, it offered nothing sU r-, • :S Weatner Nava A Sporta u Stageouaca Weal a 4U u discouraging experience in court fling or unusual except for the iocal- Trmcfcdovn ~ Third Man 18 dence, and a rock-ribbed belief in the past. a graduate of Washington State The only public protest so far debut of Dino Fonfiichini. (:|0 Roti)« Jacob a Oub Houaa ~ S SO Checkerboard Theater U that laws are made to be obeyed. It is when the collar fits too Teachers College, with two years to the proposed increase came The PTA Council will hold Its ' Th# Bl* P(cTurt Red .Skelton Show S 11 In the three years he has been of teaching experience in Machia*. yesterday from the management annual meeting and election of of-1 Mr. Formichini proved to be a Chanii»t 8 N^wa I J0:00 Garrr Moore Show 1 13 tightly that the ow'ner gets a new Whu« Busier FALL4UT SHELTER Vernon building and zoning in Maine. Starting .salary of $6,160. of Cheney Bros. i fleers Thursday at 8 p.m. at the : RIgfit4.s0oy$orhtdJ tenor of cor.siderable attainments, i ? I Cry Vengeance 10. 33. SO collar, or even a new shirt. 8:45 thmtleT>Bnnfc!eT la * Cloeeup «. 40. 53 spector, Mr. Huntington has run Allan B. .Chesterton Jr., elemen Washington School. ; but one whose voice Is just the j DouBiaa Cdvarda It Is when the zoning regulations John G, Robinson, treasurer and >2 10:SO Stlente Pteaae 8 Into enough fnislralions to dis i' tary level, graduate of Washing George Frost, Joseph Swensson 1 GrsotAmotkm least bit small. He sounds well In ] T OO N»v» A Weather 30 j June AUtboo 8bow in Vernon are strictly enforced plant manager, said his plant was and Mrs. Kenneth Prior, members lyric passage, but is not partic- > C^wke^br^ard Theater IS 11:00 Newa Snorts tc Weather courage many anoUier. that the niovi is eventually made ton Slate Normal School and Uni the largest industry in town and A f M f . Roogh Riders S I World s Beet MotIm On the few’ occa9ions he has Wanted hy FBI of the nominating committee for ! uUriy impreeslTe in the more ro i FOR YOUR PROTECTION to' change lhem_ becausje enforce versity of Maine. Teaching experi would be the most affected by the Guest Conductor ICauexiaEt«*i Ranjera 10 U:U Jack Paar Show (C) brought formal action against next year's executive board, will i bust sections of the work. How- ! Mf>rje of the Week 13 1 Clark GaUa Theater ment has perhaps'-shown them to William Terry Nichols, who ence in Machias, Maine, 1956 to increase. He called on town direc those he has consitleretl to be in present a slate of officers. 1 ever, the audience .enjoyed him ; r a - j Robert .^rawley. director of the MI Premiere be too strict. participated in a mass escape |I 1961. Holds MA degree from Uni- tors to prevent a "situattpn" from Bylaws will be read by Mrs. 7:U V« M W HiKhtlCbU I Feature SO violation of Uie building and zon ver.sily of Maine. Starting salary mensely. and accorded him most . Hartford Conservatory of Music, Sv^rt* Camera sn tt:3S News ■Couldn’t Sleep' developing which, he said, would Florence Heins. A final decision by ing codes, he has had a noticeable from a Georgia prison work gang of $6,340. generous applause. will be ptcsl conductor when the Krenlilg Report 40 i u :su Jack Paar Show <0 Mr. Huntington states his po.si- make it difficult for the Manches elementary school principals will Dorothy Kiraten was heard in ; 7 .» What in Tha Wortd 3 '13:||A News and MediUdoa THE NATIONAL.ACADEMY OF SCIENCES SAYS:- lack of success wlien it has come i tlon simply. "I couldn't sleep on Dec. 1, 1960, has been added to In other action the board ap Ma-nchester Civic Orchestra pre I^aramie la S3, so f.*te New* time to prosecute, a failure he ter plant to compete against j be reported regarding presentation the role of "Mimt" which she sang nights if I didn't do the job," I the FBI's list of "Ten Most Want proved the following leaves of southern textile mills, I in- tlie schools of the films on mo- SEE SATCRD.4rS rV WEEK FOR CO-MPUTTE LISTING plainly lays at the. feet of influ absences; Mrs. Jean Dutton, art with great sympathy and under-. sents Its first progfini at the It i.« a position to be admired in j ed Fugitives.” The $78,000 program of water | lostation which the PTA Council Save with Great American*! Im coat **Adequate Shielding Is The^ Only EHectiye Means Of P re- ence in high places. this day when attention is fre-'i teacher at Illing Junior High 8ta--.ding. Throughout the per-; high school April 16. at 8:15 p.m. He i., being sought by the FBI mains which the directors and the ' has recommended, However, he has ronliniied, an quently drawn to the apparent lack I School, effective at the close of Homeownera Policy • • • pay in « u y formance she was a model for the ^ guide the group through gered but undaunted, a one-man public will consider tonight will | The fine arts oommiltee of the monthly installments. Ask us role, both In her singing venting Radhiion Casualties In Case Of Atomic Attack/^ of strong principal in many re throughout the nation on the basis the current school year and Miss mc the orchestral part of the Rach- Radio crusade in the name of strict com of a federal warrant Issued on Dec. lie paid for from water depart-1 council will discu.ss ways of rals- romnlete details now. acting ATI of it wiw most beauti sponsible people. Dorothea Smith. Grade 5 teacher ment funds. j finds for next year s pro- ma-Tinoff Second Piano Concerto (This Ustiag iBdndca only thea* aewt braadoMts of 18 or 15-mlmto pliance with the codes. 5, 1960, at Thomaaville, Ga . that at Washington School, to continue fully done, but her "Addio, senza while John Gruber is heard in the A small pinhole camera, a con Looking the other way, often a It will include a $12,000 pumping ■ griyn rancor." in the third act. seemed ) leagllL Sonw stations cany other short nowsoasts.) popular action, leads to many looks he unlawfully fled that .state to leaching overseas with the Army The PTA Council School of In- Lo80NNE-S(LVERSTEIN ASSOaATES . solo portion of the work. stant companion, has helped make avoid ronfinemont for robbery. Dependent School in Germany. stationSU.UUM on Spring St., and new i Strurtion will take place June 8 at j beet of all wnB(j—»■• C:4A Lowell Thomaa Phil Rlsutta the struggle a bit hanier. It has the other way until the moment Ercole Bertollno was an excel -Mr Brawley is a native of North • :0M News, Wall Street 7:0U CBS Newa of diseovery and the subsequent Since *1948 he has escaped a Resignations water mains to replace "ting , verplanck School. ! CaroUnA and came to Hartford Ih (:10 Art JobnaoD She* 7:10 CBS—In Ptrson HERE ARE TW O TYPES OF SHELTERS been an object of wrath almost The Ixiard also accepted the fol mains or extend old ones on : ______lent "Marcello" h:s baritone voice 7;S0 Mutual Newa fireworks. total of six times from various DYNAMIC INSURANCE I 1953. From the University of North S:P6 Ramor Shtaiea as much as its owner. The camera jails and pri.sons in Georgia and lowing resignations: Mrs. Mar Spring St.. E. Eldridge St- Orand- j FUNDS FOR ROUTE 8 1s well suited to the role, and he 11:15 Rarnor Shlnea 7:15 Local News and SboweaM records violations he sees. So. here is, a lip of the hat to Ukrwise proved his histrionic i Carolina he received his bachelor 1:00 Neva. S in OO 7:56 CBS News Analysla Alabama. garet Ellis, kindergarten teacher view St.. Spruce St.. Gardn^ St.. Haven, April 18 (,'Pi-U. S . 153 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER — MItrheU 8-118S S:00 Tbs World Tonlsht Without hpcoming involved in Blackie for having more than Pro.spect St.. Farm Dr., abilitiea. Dolores Wilson sang I of arts degree, and then came to WHAT-n* macaroni in his spine. Nichols was bom on Sept, 26, at Manchester Green School, effec Hack- j Hep, John S. Jlonagan, D-Conn, ______Connecticut to pursue studies at C OO Sound StAfe S;3U Mutual Sports ' the details of Mr. Huntington's tive April 7, Mrs. Deanna Albright, matark St., Keeney St. and Fergu has urged the Connecticut General 2044 MAIN ST„ GLASTONBURY—MEdford 1-M71 opposite him aa "Musetta." She • 40 WeAther. Sports 1:3S Local News and SboweaM march on lax ohsci'vatlon of the Approaching 69. he has been re 1930. in Marshall County. Ala. He be eicellentlv cistl i Yale University. Here he was 7:15 Sound StAse 9:00 CBS News .stands 5 feet 8. weighs between kindergarten teacher at Washing son Rd. Assembly's Road and Bridges Com 9:10 ShowesM and News codes it should tie noted that his j tired from the building trades for In addition, residents on E. Eld- Her voice U large, and she has ! granted the degree of bachelor of S:S0 Ntcht PIlBit 135 and 150 pounds, has a medium ton and Bucklev Schools, effective mittee to consider favorable legis 13 00 SIzB OR 13:15 SisDOft efforUs have had their effect. labmit four years, but his energy ridge St. are requesting an exten fine understanding of the part. ' m ^ c . and master of music. complexion, brown eyes and black May 1, Miss Judith Fribley, Grade lation providing for funds for the WTIO—1(M Kffeet lasagn e Tseems undiminished. 4 sion of a water main to serve their • 00 Newi, Weatber hair. teacher at Waddell School, effec construction of Route 8. Monagan. In fact tlie whole supporting In addition to his work as dl- The effect is actUallv a vague i His job, building and zoning in- tive at the close of the .current new homes. (:30 Strlctlj Sports Me has a half-inch scar iij^ the in telegrams from his Washington csst was about as good as vou are ! rector of the Hartford Conserva- (:S0 Album of the Oav thing. nothing a person can put spector, is probably unique in Con- school year; Mrs. Sonya Googins, The directors said last night office to the eoriimittee chairmen, necticiit. He is an official of the center of hia upper lip. a two-inch ever likely to hear. Arnold Vo- j ton.- Mr. Brawley founded the «;50 News. Weather. Sports his finger on and say "this is it." Manchester High School English after a budget setision that a .spe said yesterday construction of the ketaitis sang an excellent "Col-1 Schola Oantorum. and the Hart 7'06 Motion Before the House HAUTIMOOO Town of Vernon, but is responsible scar on his right hand and a half- T:>i News The effect has been and proliahly teacher, effective at the rlo.se of cial hearing would have to be call highway is “vital for the economic i T i l S u M fM Ojlijt iH; line." Calvin Marah was a most ac- ford Festival of Music, a series 7:45 Conereukmal Report will be noticed in an occasional to the zoning agencies and regula- Ineh scar on his left eyebrow. the current school year. ed Tuesday, April 25, to aett on the health" of northwestern Connecti ceptsble “ Schaunard." and Law-! of outdoor summer concerts fea- • :06 Pope Cobcert ^ e proposal to amend the zoning rules | tions of the Vernon h'ire District, Nichols has tattoos of a .sword on The board also voted to reinstate E. Eldrldge St. request. / cut. rencs Davidson acquitted himself j tunng orchestra and chorus. S:06 What'a Your Opinion or in various complninla brought: Ah. for consolidation, a bitter 10:06 Nisbtbeat his right hand and the insignia Mrs. Doris M. Osolin who had been MANt^HESTER nobly in the roles of "Benoit" and Devotees of Bach will recall that 11:00 News before the Zoning Board of A p -; word. for the .503rd .Airborne Infantry on on a leave of absence since Febru "Akindoro." _ last year he presented the com 11:30 Starlight Serenade peals. ! — — ...... — 1:00 Sicn ON his upper left arm. He also ha.s a ary. Mrs. Osolin will be placed In Since the indmdual roles were plete Bach B minor Mass in Hart ____ _ irpop-ms la e llT Although he lias often been ac- woman's head with a sailor tattoo the Grade 4 vaoanry at Buckley all so sreU done, it Is surprising ford, with orchestra, chorus and <:00 Today in Bartford rused of overzealously guarding ed on hi.s upper right arm. School for the remainder of the that the whole production wasn't soloists. The performance, at Trin 7:00 B ^ S e o tt the hullding and zoning precincts, •:00 Bay Sonera The fugitive has been employed ; school year, sMtfaordlnsry. but for some res- ity Church. f'‘Uowed haM on the 11:00 News I f B»-wheel he has shown that strict adherem e Local Stocks heels of the one at Stom featuring j as a laborer, cook, plumber's help SOB It was not. It is tUfflcnlt to 11:10 Ray Somera to the rules is the better and clean er. open hearth worker in a steel HONOR FOR SEN. BI'SH SAsaaa the reason. For one thing, the Robert Shaw chorale. 1:00 Del Raycee Show e!*e?*55b
• \ ’( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TOESDAY. APRIL 1^, 1961 PAGB EIGHT rence F. Almond conducted a Another foreign entry," the Greek ship service. Mrs. Norbert HIU, Comedy, “Never on Sunday,” upset Free Parking Bohon Town Woman retiring president o f Norwricbf Dla-. Taylorj Lancaster four domestle competitors to win ATTIC FANS Big Days trlct WSCJS, conducted the busi the. beet original song award with ness session. a song of the iuune name. I B« r«ady for the hot weather WEDNESDAY STORE HOURS: Preliminary Plan Approved • HeadsWSCS ahead with a HUNTe R AT- Mrs. Carlton Daisy was chair JUDGE OBUOES THURSDAY WED., THURS., FRI., 10 A.M . l« 9 FAI. man of the program which InctUd- Win Oscars for Acting I TIC FAN installed In your ed a tsUk by Mrs. blabuce on the Albany, N. Y„ April 18 liH — I home Complete with fan, . FRIDAY MON., TUES., SAT., 10 A.M .-6:00 fM, For Ansaldi Acres by TPC For District James Y l D u ffy Jr„ Meriden, louvers and all carpentry] LEADERSHIP DAYS "Widening Circle” and a minia SATURDAY ture musiMl comedy. "Once Upon (Contiauei from Pag* OM) Gary Cooper and Stair Laurel Conn., who broke out of the New I work. Mrs. M. Philip Susag, 46 Ade a Nighttime,” by Mrs. Calvin among othera. Neither was well Haven County J ^ while awaiting WILSON The Town Planning ' Commia-/^in charge of ‘the mlasion since Its and thanked anoOter Oscar — the enough to attend the ceremoniee. trial on a ca)r-theft charge, asked , iP.illiililjiiililliliili laide Rd., was elected president Hewey. Mrs John L. Von Deck wsi a Judge to give him a "subetantial ELECTRICAL CO. iiiiiilililiiliiiiil ,"» Don (TPC) approved, rrellniiMry IJohnson are general chairman of the meeting. late> Oscar Hammerstein. James Stewart accepted Cooper's Rockville-V ernon HEAITILCAPSULES of the Norwich District WSC8 at It was Hammerstein and Rich jail eentence.” Federal Judge plant for Ansaldi Acres, a < ‘ ! natives of Bridgeport, Johnson Mrs. Arville W. Qilmore, presi Oscar with an emotion-filled M I9-4817-M E 3-7376 by Miplisel A. Pelll, M.D. the spring meeting at South Meth ard Rodgers who picked the 27- speech. Fighting back tears and James T. Foley obliged and sen «ubdl\-lsion on the former Ruggles j ^as a cerlined public accountant dent of the New England South- tenced him to k 2-year sentence. Financing AvalBtble odist Church today. She was In eipi Conference WSCS, 1^ a year-old brewer's daughter from swallowing hard[ he said: "We’re CAP Cadets to Be Eligible farm off Bolton Center Rd.. after before stud.tnng for the Bmtthton, Pa., to play the In very proud of you. Coop, all of Duffy’s reasem: He believes federal 'IS EXERCISE GOOD FOR stalled by Mrs. John O. Mabuce, pledge service. A chicken lunch prisons have better rehabilitation / THE HEART ? hemring lasf. night. . f Mrs. Johnson 1. a registered president of the WSCS for the genue lead in "Oklahoma” and us are tremendously proud. eon was served. “Carousel.” “ "Spartacus” was runnerup to programs than state Institutions. About 18 people attended the Mr. Greene has asked northeastern jurisdiction, r For Summer Encampments hearing, most of them oimer.s o: But It was her switch to the “ Apartment” 'with four Oscars. j clearance! juniors—misses'—women's | tiii! Johnson to assist with the sendee Other officers from Manchester iiill nearby property. Atty. Jules Karp area who were installed include hardboiled tart of "Elmer Gantry' Besides two acting awards, “ Elmer of Manchester represented An- at St. George* Church oh May 14. that won her the Oscar. Gantry'’ also won an Oscar for Ita Capt. Adolf J. Baron said today8Patricia Dickinson, who will teach Mrs. Fred C Mohr Sr. and Mrs. Mrs. Csirlton Daley. Bolton, vice Co-Weds Sponsor MEN 'SEND FOR: if drasr Ansaldi. owner of the pro-| president: Mrs. Kenneth Perrett. "I guess it pays to be bad on the writer, Richard Brooks. cadets in the proposed new Rock- history in Junior high sehooi; Edmund S. Peresluha are arrang S w e^ h producer Ingemar Berg Air Pati Wanda Newell, who will ;teach In t t e ilii! posed subdivision. A 10-acrc par-1 BoPor. treasurer; Mrs. Laurence John Jay Visit screen," she said. Lm h i to Operot* ° summer dresses tt:: ce; of land in the subdivision is. ing the supper man's "The Virgin Spring” was equadron will be immediately eli Grade 1 at Vernon E^mentary Sating Farm L^nd The bearded Ustinov, who won being set aside for a home site for' an Oscar for hts portrayal of named beat foreign language film. gible to attend etate and national School; Marilyn Newirtarker, who Andrew Ansaldi Jr., who also Bolton- residents may be in The Ckj-Weds of Center Congre LITERATURE . T CAP encampments in June and will teach Grade 8 st Maple St. terested in a panel discussion on gladiator school operator in sa s present at the hearing! gational Church will present John "Spartacus,” flew in from Rome HEAVY (PROSPECTUS) July.' School; Patricia (Jlender, who will James G. Hassett. chairman o f , the -Future Roll of Agriculture in Plans for formation of the teach grade 1 at Northeast School; the Capitol Planning Region” Jay, skier and lecturer, with his to attend the ceremonies. FAIR the TPC, said that -\nsald; had squadron were announced Sunday Carol Webe|;-- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY. APRIL 18, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING'' HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRH, 18, 1961 PAGE THIRTEEN p a g e t w e l v e Free Parking Kennedy Bars S t a t e N e w s U-S- Em^ssy stoned Big Days Nikita Asks Kennedy Senate Blocks GOP Bid STORE HOURS; Comment Now Roundup WEDNESDAY WED., THURS., FRI., 10 A.M. N» To Cut Down Wage Bill Viva Cuba, Castro, THURSDAY MOM.) TUESm s a t., 10 A,M.-4;00 f M . Halt Cuban Invasion On Cuba Strife (Continued from Pag* Onei LEADERSHIP DAYS (Continned rrom Page Ob*) FRIDAY House Speaker Sam Rayburn of consUtutioh fixes the time as the Parkade . (Continued from Pag* One) Texas said the Democratic leaders SATURDAY first Wednesday after, the first Moscovites Shout (CoBttnued from Pag* One) mended boosting the minimum had told Kennedy that they expect Monday in June. named to a committee to draw up government has denied responeibil- wage from $1 to $1.26 an hour In the House to pass this week bills new set of district bylaws. Police Charge which could lead th* world to a ity. steps for the 24 million workers Dempsey said he was curious (Continued from Page One) O b i t u a r y tc broaden social security bene about the fate of his own Depart Coventry Sewer Department Superintend military cataatrophe.” The Soviet leader also stressed now covered. Its bill also would fits and create some 7 new fed District to Replace You Can’t Beat his claimed interest In relaxing bring another 4 million working ment of Corrections Bill. He said ent Calvin Taggart presented de Collector Took carried the demonstrations her*__ Vladimir Semenov, deputy for eral Judgeships. Rayburn aliso said he hadn’t seen any sign of it late Police Arrests tailed reports'on the operation of Mlia Charlotte Sweatlaad international tension and said men and women under the law he anticipated approval of the In and elsewhere in 0 c Soviet Union. the sewer plant, and said he would eign mlniater, banded a copy of but if others aggravate It, we with a floor of $1 an hour at the ly and he wondered where it could Kindergarten Garbage Barrel Miss Charlotte Sweatland, 82, terior Department appropriation be. This bill would bring various Most of them were gathered In submit similar reports each the Khruzhoev message to Edward died last Friday In Middletown shall reply in full meaeure.” start and more gradual increases Eldward E. Fafranek, 25, of Sewer System Maps Neverthele*. U.S. officials were to $1.25. for the year starting July 1 and of state penal institutions into a the seventh floor apartment of month. An employe' on a Town of Man L. Frecra, U.S. charge d’affaires, after a long Illness. She was born mine in:^ction legislation. West WUllngton, was charged at He also showed the directors inclined to rate the mater as a Amendments have been pro single department. 8:10 this morning with passing a charge d’affaires Edward L. Freer*, Slates Benefit chester garbage truck waa arrested for transmission to the President. In Manchester, the daughter of the posed to reduce the number of ad Kennedy advised, Rayburn said, But the Governor stressed at his laboratory reports frdm the state promlee of a propaganda show that reorganization plans for the red light and with driving while where they could watch without . Directors of Manchester’s Eighth District last night au at 7 o’clock this morning for al Witt) It Freere waa handed a late Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sweat- down rather than a military ditional er.-.ployeo who would be news conference ‘that he was in r stating that the plant was func land, and leaves no close rela Securities and Exchange Commis his license was under suspension. being exposed to the flying rocks thorized the Griswold Engineering firm, district engineers, tioning well and was in good op legedly stealing a new garbage copy of a Soviet government threat. covered and Republicans have put terested in seeing some action on He was released under $500 bond Puppet ShoM statement calling on the United tives. ■ ■ forward a substitute more in tune sion and the Federal Communica all bills as soon as possible. and Ink bottles. to draw up a new set of maps and profiles of the entire dis- erating condition. can. House Speaker Sam Rayburn of tions Commission would be sent to for appearance in Circuit Court, States to stop what it called In The fuheral will be held tomor Texas aaid Kennedy "brought us with wage legislation that has He said if there were any "bot Twenty-three minutes after the trict sewer system. Tax Collector Arthur Warring Clyde F. Shelton, 22, of Hartford, row at 7:45 a.m. at the Walter N. Congress this week. Manchester, on May 11. Police A purpt-t shpw. including ton reported that he has collected wSa charged with larceny, and Is tervention in Cuba and promising up to now on what the real situa passed the House tlenecks,” they would be removed said Safranek went through the first stone was thrown through a . and JudV and "The Blue . The action was taken at the been selected to audit the district's the Castro regime all necessary Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Main A coalition of House Republi Before the Senate takes a final window, a signal was given and So monthly meeting at the North end books. The directors voted to have $73,659.81 in taxes to date. scheduled to appear in Circuit tion la.’! light at Center and Adam Sts. will be presented by the , EMrectors voted to pay bills for Court, Manchester, on May 1. aid. St., followed by a requiem Mass at The speaker said the Khrush cans and Southern Democrats last vote on the wage legislation,, it Anti-Trust Probe Nelson W. Lewie. 36. of South viet infantrymen and police who Mar.pnettes at tO a m. Apnljra at, firehouse. the audit done as soon as possible St. Bridget’s Church at 8. Burial month beat the administration by will have to dispose of about 15 had surrounded the embassy began In order to conform with the state the month amounting to $7,295.56. Shelton's arrest resulted from a The statement said "There can chev mes*age Itself had not been Hartford, April 18 i/P)—A spe Coventry, was charged at 10:30 the tVillimantic sitate /C ollege; Hayden L. Griswold Jr. told di A balance of $19,884,660 remains complaint to police from Ivan Sim be no juatiftcation of this criminal will be in East Cemetery. discussed. a one vote margin and passed a proposed amendments. Mansfield this morning with intoxication. He to move the crowd away. rectors his firm would be able to requirement that the books be obtained an agreement last week cial federal grand jury to ii t ;sti,- Pro-Castro demonstrations brok* Shafer auditorium, s p o o re d by in the district treasury. mons of 416 Center St., who said invasion." . ”1 think it is a serious situation bill to raise the minimum to $1.15 gate Connecticut's brass and cop is being held in lieu of $25 bond the South Coventry .Cooperative draw up the new set of 54 maps for audited every two years. Best-ln-Town Mrs. Viola Lyttle Qluunbers and extend coversige to about 1.2 Jlmltlng debate on each amend- out last night in ’nost major South Director Raymond D ^ a t o re he saw a man take a new garbage Kennedy has advocated a free down there,” Rayburn said. "I per industry for anti-trust viola for presentation in Circuit Court, Nursen- and Kind^garten. Inc. $1,375. Present district maps aron can from behind his house and run Mrs. Viola Lyttle Chambers of million additional workers. ' ment to one hour. American cities »but the crowds ported that plana and speciflea- Corn Needs Breeze and Independent Cuba, the state don’t know whether it will work tions has been completed. Manchester, on May 4. Lewie was There will be a nopiinal admission i In bad condition, with many torn to a garbage truck with it. Baldwin, Long Island, N.Y.. and out or not. I hope no.” arrested on Bissell St., near Har shouting denunciations of the Unit and others worn, and profiles qnd tlona for building the addition to Values ment said, when "In fact, however, Six new members were added to ed States were generally small, chn.rcc. Police determined which truck everything was done on the terri formerly of Manchester, wife of White House press secretary rison St. Mr and' Mrs/'Burton E Moore layout maps are on separate sheets the firehouse are nearly complete, Washington — Hot sunny days W. Blarle Chapiber.s, died today at the panel yesterday to bring it to from several hundred to several was operating in that area, and tory of the United States and Pierre Salinger said there might Rockville-V ernon its full strength of 23 members, ______u will present /he puppet show M of paper. The new maps will have and might be ready by this week when there's no breeze may be Shelton waa arrested. her home. thousand. Police guarded U. S. em end'. hard on people, but t*'ey’re worse . the countries dependent on it to be comment on the Soviet message The new members I'eplace six of thev have dbne for young people the layouts and profiles on the He la employed by Charles She was bom Sept. 20, 1900, at his regular briefing with news bassies in Latin American capitals. same iieet. and will be clearer to The plans are being prepared on com. Photosynthesis — the use prepare an aggressive attack on the original jurors who have been In New York, 1,000 Castro sup for’ the past 33 years. The couple Miano, of the Connecticut Carting daughter of the late Joseph and men late this morning. have traveled throughout the New read, he said. by J ^ e s Perry. of carbon dioxide by. plants—occurs Cuba." Elizabeth Lyttle. She was edu Ellington to Act on Sewer excused for various reasons. School Board porters demonstrated in front of Guest Speaker Co., which has the coptract to col Well placed officials expected Judge Robert P. Anderson gave England States and New 'York pre A replv was received by the di ’ When directors have approved at a faster rate in the sunshine, lect garbage In Manchester uselng The Invasion was attributed to cated In Msuichester schools. For U.N. headquarters and last night Mrs. Richard H. Ptnney Jr. of the plans, the project will be let farm experts report. But if a "counterrevolutionary grangs of Kennedy . to reject K h^hchev’s a new charge to the jurors in U.S senting puppet shows, and expect rectors to a letter they had sent to town-owned trucks. many years, she was employed in charges of U.S. responsibility for part of the group tried to tie up tTm ofor to North Carolina «-iUi Stafford Springs, associate minis out to bid. Then the matter will breeze doesn't change the air In a ______'ll. — the hirelings of U.S. capital.” For Rockville Processing District Court yesterday- and al To Pay Cost traffic in Times Square. Police the Connecticut Water Resources the employment office of Cheney the anti-Castro action, and also lowed them to, retire to receive the puppets in late June. ter in charge of religious educa Commission last month. It denied have to be brought before district cornfield fast enough, the avail "It Is clear,” the statement add Bros. dispersed them. voters for approval or disapproval. able carbon, dioxide is used up and Week*» Skiing Given ed, "It Is precisely the USA which to protest today's attack on the private InstruClions from Johq J Demonstrations against the Besides hand puppets and string tion at Second Congregational a district request for a five-year Besides her husband, she is sur- U.S. embassy in Moscow by rock Of Magazines marionettes, the Moores alw moratorium on constructing a sec To Rewrite Bylaws yields may be reduced. Ls the inapirer and orgafirzer of vived by a daughter, Mrs. Ronald Ellington voters will be asked'*’ It was reported yesterday, how- Galgay, a special prosecutor from United States also were staged In work with finger, hand. rod. shad- Church, wnll be guest speaker on Fire Chief John Merz. and Paris—The High Commission the present bandit-like attack throwing demonstrators. In the next few weeks to approve ever, that tlie processing firm had the Justice Department's anti capitals throughout the Commu May Fellowship Day on Friday, ondary sewage treatment plant. of Youth and Sports In the French Sagarra; four sirters. Miss Mar Kennedy advisers took the view decided to settle in Ellington in a cw and other puppet deviations commission letter said its de President Victor Swanson spoke In 24th TBICHINdfelS CASK against Cuba.” jorie Lyttle and Mrs. Isaac Cole, a bond Issue for construction of trust division in New York. Manchester parents will no nist bloc. from the usual. They have ^ r - May 5. sponsored by the Manches favor of revising the bylaws of HarUord, April 18 (/P) — The Ministry of Education granted 3.- The statement declared the that Moscow was doing what sewer lines to the proposed *ite of new plant housing not only the There was no announcement Three rock-throwing students cision for the denial was based on 300 "snow scholarships” during both of Manchester, Mrs. Thomas processing company, but an allied longer be asked to pay for pam formed on television shows and a ter Council of Church Women. the outlook of increased polution the fire district. State Health Department today re Soviet government “will not aban might be expected by way of diplo the new Rockville Processing Co. when formal hearings will begin broke the windows of the U.S. In "The Churches—Free and Re the winter to young factory and Lelefi of South Norwalk, and Mrs. matic-political support for a be industry. The name of the Induatry As customary, all (deliberations phlets and periodicals that have few years ago made a puppet of the Hockanum River. Merz pointed out that the fire ported another case of trichlnosla don the Cuban people in their Roy Goodale of Niantlc: and sev plant in Ellington. formation Center in Belgrade iMt movie' which has been shown on sponsible,” will be her topic. department, is operating under by in Connecticut, for a total of 24 office workers for a week’s skiing trouble, will not refuse It all nec leaguered friend while not plung First Selectman Joseph A. Mac- has not been disclosed. will be in secret. been used in addition to text night. But Yugoslav Foreign Min The May Fellowship Day ob Audit Requested at a resort. During the Christmas eral nieces and nephews. ing too deeply into any military Since the March 23 announce When the original panel was books supplied by the Manches television. laws that were written In 1917. The latest case, the department essary aid and support on the just Funeral arrangements are in Varish said voters have Indicated istry quickly expressed regrets to servance will begin at 2 p.m. at Another correspondence read last vacation 1,500 similar scholarships commitment. ment, th* Rockville City Council convened March 15, the indica ter Board of Education. In addition to performances, the night was from the State Tax De Merz, and Directors Thomas El said. Involves a 40-year-old Hart struggle for the freedom and in complete. they favor the bonding principle as the U.S. embassy. Two of the stu Moores give lecture demonstraUons South Methodist Church, and will liott and Thomas Conran were ford woman. went to university students. dependence of Cuba.” To double check on this, Wash the correct method of raising has approved, on a split vote, the tions were that price policies The board approved a motion dents were believed to have been be preceded by a potluck at 12:30 partment, asking if an auditor has ington authorities were keeping a future connection of sewers from last night giving William H. Cur for organisations both for enter Demanding an end to protection David J. Donnelly money for the sewer construction. some brass and copper firms here Cubans. tainment and in fund raising p.m. Mra Donald Culver will be and aid for the rebels, the state Serially close watch for any Com- The sewer would connect the Ellington. and in other states would be ex tis, superintendent of schools, All three students were arrested general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Andover—David Joseph Donnel- ImumSt efforts to send new arms plant site in the Windermere sec The company decided to relocate amlned. Price-fixing, monopolies the authority ■ to determine the projects. ment warned: infant son of Mr, and Mrs. and guards were posted around Mr and Mrs Moore are members Russell M in^M rs. Neil Paterson, "The Soviet govertiment hopes supplies to Castro. So far none tion of Ellington with the Rock in Ellington because residents unfair competition and other prac number and typo of periodicals to the building. of the Puppeteers of America. and Mrs. LouiS Champean. iames H. Donnelly Jr. of Rt. 6, was ville sewage treatment plant about there gave informal assurance be used In Manchester schools. it Will be understood In the USA found dead in his crib this morn were reported. tices in restraint of trade are pro In Tokyo, 40 leftwing student* Open House Set ■ A nursery will be provided that aggression against Cuba goes As for the military situation in a half mile away. they would finance sewer main ex hibited by the anti-trust laws All teachers will be required to demonstrated in front of the U.S. through the luncheon and service. ing. Cuba itself, U.S. government tensions. submit their requests to Curtis in Open House ''dH t** conducted against the interests of the Amer Medical Ebcaminer Francis Burke The sewer issue is paramount at Judge Anderson said the Jury Embaissy. PVilice stood by, and from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Pinney was bom in Hol- FAMOUS I ican people and la caipable of authorities maintained their strict the moment because the process At a special town meeting last will meet three days a week. stead of making the request di there was no violence. voke. Mass., and was graduated said death wag due to a lung in rectly to a child’s parents. The Coventry' I>ay School. Featured jeopardizing the peaceful life of fection and respiratory disease silence on whatever intelligence ing firm has indicated it will re week to appropriate $50,000 for About 60 persons held a protest from 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. in the school ■from Belchertowm (Maas.) High TOP ^RFORMANCE m the population of the USA Itself.'* accounts they might have. The locate there if sewer facilities are the work, it was decided to explore board of education voted to pay meeting In Guatemala ehouting School aa class salutatorlan. She common among infanta. Dempsey Budget Hit auditorium will Le the kir^er- The baby was bom Dec. 31, 1960 situation was believed still in a provided by the town. Ellington’s further the bonding prlnciplfe $nd for all periodicals and magazines •Cuba si, Yankees no!" majored in psychology at the Uni Hartford, April 18 {/Pi — Rep. that Curtis classifies as text garten children presenting "Hen- At United Nations, the Commu In Manchester. critical stage with the eventual Industrial Development Commis no action was taken on the appro nev Penny." a musical playlet, as versity of Massachusetts, and wras sion meets tonight to Uke steps to priation. Robert T. Calms today rapped books. kectricRAZOR ! nist bloc today mounted an of In 1 addition to his parents he la. outcome still hinging, above all, on well is a nursery school story a member of the Student Chris fensive In the United Nations for surrived by a brother. James H. whether the Cuban people general determine costs and construction Voters were told a straight ap Democratic Gov. John N. Demp Earlier this year a request waa hour, with Mrs. Celia Bell in tian Association, the Psychology quick action to halt the fighting Donnelly HI; a sister. Colleen ly rally to the rebels or to Castro. needs. propriation would be of no avail sey’s proposed budget and said Re made of Curtis, by members o f Public Records charge. , enubtsand the Women's AthleUc in Cuba. Beth; his paternal grandparents, In the fashion of propaganda "It came on us so quickly,” Mac- If the sewers were not built In the publicans "would rather be and the board of education, to deter The school orchestra 'wUl play Association. Czechoslovakia demanded that Mr. and Mrs. James H. Donnelly rather than diplomacy. Moscow is Varish said, "that we don’s know current budget year. The money will be right than hsiaty.” mine what type of magazine stu and presentations of choral speak She is a graduate of Bangor Sr. of Spencer, Mass.: his maternal sued the text of Khrushchev's yet the exact problems Involved.” would then go into the general Dempsey's budget, ^Id the dents were being asked to buy. Warrantee Deeds the UJI. Political Committee issue fund and' the process would have ing. songs and dances by the low Theological Seminary. While she 1,U777| 'WE SAVE YOU MONEY' an immediate call for a cessation grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ansel message before it ever got to Ken Rockville Processing announced House chairman of the finance Curtis foLind that such maga Dsjiiel Joseph eind Anna May er grades will be guided by Mra attended the seminary, she held of the fighting and a halt of all Jewett of Gardnier, Maine; and his nedy. The Kremlin chief himself its decision to move to Ellington to be repeated. committee, "left undone some zines as Weekly Reader and Jun Rice to Robert W. and Carolyn Ruth Gehring. lower grades di- pastorates in East Sangoville and REG. $12.95 I paternal great grandmothers. Mrs. was off vacationing at the Black March 23 and said It plans to build Rockville Processing intends to things that should be done, ap ior Scholastic were' being used in H. Chase of East Greenwich, R. I., a'd to the Invading antl-Caatro expand, its operation once it has East Millonocket. Maine. During 1 Year Guarantee _ at the PARKADE forces. Sarah Dwelly of Oakham, Mass., Sea. a $2.5 million plant. A subsequent peared to do some things which many classes In addition to text property at 16 Carroll Rd. World War II. she served as a wrangle with Rockville officials relocated, according to Louis S. books. Herbert F. Meier to Daniel R. Pupils of all grades will take . . . - good, close, cieen shave ■ Jirl Nosek, Czechoslovak dele and Mrs. Harry Covey of Nashua, U.S. authorities n'oted Moscow did not need doing, and continued part in the entertainment pro chaplain's assistant In the ' Ma N. H. over the availability of sewer fa Lavitt, the real estate agent who some of the dubious practices of Parents had objected to indi and Rita M. Almeida of Hartford, • every time. Features pop-up hair * • FREE DEUYERY—Ml 9-2343 gate, delivered a sharp attack on also had a more moderately word arranged purchase of the Ellington gram. Art teacher, Mrs. Mary rine Corpa. ____ the United States for Its alleged FHmerai service* will be held ed statement which they said was cilities put the move up in the air. the last administration." vidual members of the board be property at 26 Griffin Rd. Burke, will explain her program trimmer. Precision made, Im- S Thursday at 11 a.m. at First Con Company President Theodore tract for the new plant site. The Cairns, of Madison, said in his cause their children would come Burnham Estates, Inc., of New role In the invasion. He spoke af de.signed to tell the Russian home processing company now leases London, to Herbert F. and Mar and present an exhibition by her ported from Switzerland, ter Soviet Delegate Valerian A. gregational Church. Andover. The public about the situation. In that Scheitlln said he would as soon prepared talk at the weekly Re home with a note from teachers Team will confer the third degree I move to Pennsylvania, where at space in the old Minterbum Mill requesting money for additional jorie E. Meier, property off Croft pupils. . ^ . at Columbia Grange Wednesday Zorin had laid before the commit Rev. Willard E. TTiomen, pastor, statement, the Kremlin said only publican luncheon that his party’s Mrs. George Humphrey, instruc will officiate. tractive offers had been made. on E. Main St. peri(xlicals. Rd. night. Inspection will be held at tee a warning that the Soviet tha£ the Soviet Union "reserves position "has always been that L. Audrey KnoOa to William B. tor In French, -will also present the Grange meeting at 8 p.m. Union is prepared to support the TTiere will be no calling hours. the right” in case of armed inter- taxes should be set after it is The board decided that if a cer her pupils. The entire faculty and The Potter Funeral Home. 4.% tain magazine is used in conjunc and Alice F. Thornton, property Thursday at the Grange Hall on regime of Fidel Castro with “all ventim against Cuba "to take all known how much money is needed off New State Rd. staff will be available to discuss R t 44A. Deputy Reginald Japies the necessary assistance.” Jackson St., Willlmantic, Ig in Rockville-V ernon for the budget.” tion with the regular text. It SAVE! SAVE! SAVE measures with other countries to should be classified as a textbook Quitclaim Deeds the curriculum. of Manchester will inspect the The Czechoslovak delegate charge of arrangements. render the necessary assistance." Republicams, he said, are op Parents may visit the class posed to diversion of funds and and supplied by the board of edu Paul E. Dutelle to Paul E. and work of the third anfl fourth de charged that "the United States Eiiiest Roger peCioccIo A number of U.S. officials fig Helena F. N. Dutelle, property off rooms from 6:30 to 7:15 and 8:15 gree teams. The mebtlng will' be is morally and materially respon ured Khrushchev could do no less Five Area Youths Arrested have been giving careful study cation as are other books. to 9 p.m. E Ernest Roger DeCloccio, 15. of Avondale Rd. preceded by a potluck at 6:30 ^ i U c t u a i a c sible” for the anti-Castro military 127 Bissell St. a student at Man than he has done, in view of the to the budgqt. Thomas J. Hacl;ett of Manches News of Servicemen p.m. All attending should bring a operation. fond embrace the Reds have ex Calms said the GOP has been Navy Carl E. Me- Chester High School, died at Hart- ter and Mary F. Earl of Pasadena. covered dish. HAIR CLIPPER SET Z o fA a read, to thw A9-nation po fb'rd’Hospltal late last night after tended to Castro. It was recalled In Drag Race Crackdown "carefully researching sources of Lejyion Auxiliary Calif., to Alice F. and William B. gonigle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gaile Parent-members of the South I litical comhdttee the full texts of a that Moscow turned loose its revenue, legitimate scnirces, and an illness. Thornton, property off New State W. Megonigle of John Hand Dr., is Coventry Cooperative Nurse'iy- and I Includes barber shears, declaration and letter sent to He was bom July 19, 1945. in propaganda machine witli fury not the snatching at any loose Sets May Events serving aboard the atUck aircraft DORMEYER but without a military follow-up Five area youths were arrested^dents that cars were racing on the Rd. Kindergarten will meet at 8 p.m. I ^ b , "butch" attach President Kennedy by Soviet Pre Brisbane. Australia, son of Ernest money as resorted to in the last Hie Equitable Life Assurance carrier USS Franklin D. Roos Wednesday at the home of Mrs. mier Khrushchev. The warning of C. and Zoe Stanton DeCiocclo. last Februai-y following the death on Pinney St. in Ellington last street at night. Rlblcoff budget.*’ Society of the United States to evelt operating with the Sixth Dean G. Wiley. Mrs. Betty Hallor- ment and instruction book of the Communists' favorite Con However, there was no racing March reports were discussed Coffeemaker with possible aid to Castro was in both Besides his parents, he Is sur night in a State Police crackdown He gave a rundown of items Thomas J. Hackett, L. Audrey Fleet in the Mediterranean. an. Grade 1 teacher at Coventry the letter and the statement. golese leader, Patrice Lumumba. last night at the time Labreche and plans for the coming month vived by his paternal grandmother, which he felt w re unncces.sary in made at a meeting of the Ameri Knofla, and John Henry Hackett, Marine L,ance CpL Harry L. Roy, Grammar School, will talk on Chief U.S. Delegate Adlal E. Mrs. Frances DeCiocclo of Hart The leader of one group of <3u- on possible drag racing. was there. Dempsey’s budget, and of items alHof Manchester, and Mary F. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Roy, "What Is Expected of First Grade C o f f e e Stevenson told the committee he ban exiles treated Klirushchev's Resident State Trooper Lionel The trooper, driving a new pa which he felt the budget should can Legion Auxiliary last night Probe Control Well ford; three brothers, Donald C. at the American Legion Home. Eai-1 and Jean A. Hackett of Pasa of Rt. 31, is serving at the Marine Pupils.” hoped to read Kennedy’s reply DeCloccio, stationed with the U.S. threats of actior more seriously Labreche made the arrests from trol - car. had joined unnoticed the have included. dena, Calif., property off New Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, The Lakewood Heights Associa Completely Immersible than most American officials, but among a group of 2‘7 teenagers in group of 13 cars to await further Mrs. Wilber Uttle, rehabilita later In the day. Army in Morocco, and Ronald J. tion chairman, reported that 200 State Rd. Calif. He recently received the tion will sponsor a public dance The exchange took place at the DeOoccio and Daniel c DeCiocclo, called on this country nevertheless 13 cars lined up in pairs on the developments, but halted the pro Conserv ator’s Deed to give full backing to the anti- cession when he saw a car ap Private Crossings Study (Shristmas cards have been given Gold National Trophy Individual at 8:30 p.m.. -Saturday at the opening of another tense round of both of Manchester; four sisters, street about 10 o’clock last night. Thomas J. Hackett, conservator Nathan Hale Community Center. 1 Completely ^shable^ Castro forces. Hartford, April 18 —A legis to Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital Pistol Match Medal In recognition debate on yesterday’s invasion of Judith H. DeCiocclo of Auburn, Charged with making excessive proaching. of estate of Jean A. Hackett, to of his high, fo o tin g ability demon Music will be by the Card Broth REG. $12.95 Dr. EmUio Nunez Portuondo, noise with a motor vehicle are Police said Labreche motioned lative subcommittee recommends for distribution next Cliristmas. ' Warm and Cuba by anti-Castro forces. The Ala., and Frances A. DeCiocclo. She also reported that three Alice F. and William B. Thornton, strated at the Camp Perry, Ohio ers orchestra. Norris Tarbell is In • IDEAL FOR KIDS HAIRCUTS public gallery was only partly Charlene DeCiocclo. and Zoo Lea former Cubah ambassador to the Royal E. Thompson Jr., 20, of 13 the cars off the street to allow the that control of private crossings be placed under the State Public Utili hospital volunteers did 56 hours property off New State Rd. matches .last year. Before entering charge of Uckets. Refreshments brew button filled because of the strict screen DeCloccio, all Of Manchester. United Stales, said in a statement S. Grove St., Rockville; Francis J. oncoming car to pass. The 13 cars that "it is appropriate . . . to warn ties Commission. of volunteer work Inst month. Guardian’s Deed the service In March 1958. he at will be served. WITH THIS COUPON ONLY! ing of -visitors. The funeral will be held Thurs Campanele, 17, of Windsor; Thom were in pairs, one pair behind the L. Audrey Knofla, guardian of The Assessors ofBce will be > No drip day at 8:30 a.m,. at the Watkins- the United States not to take the as Vaiciulis, 17, of Vernon; James other, when Labreche joined them. The subcommittee of the Gen Several members, she said, donat tended Howell Cheney T»<^hnical The Soviet Union is expected to ed cigarettes and homemade estate of Jdhn Henry Hackett, a School in Manchester. closed until further notice. The West Funeral Home, 142 E. Cen Russian threats in the Cuban situ Stevens, 22, of Maryland, station He heard the occupants of the eral Assembly's Public Utilities spout demand a U.N. denunciation of the ation as a joke. In my years in the Commission has been studying the cooikies for parties at the hospital. minor, to William B. and Alice F. Robert Roche, soft of Mr. and closing 'Will allow work to prog United States as an aggressor ter St., followed by a solemn 'ugh ed at the Groton Navy Base: and cars begin to count off in loud Thornton, property off New State SAVE! SAVE! SAVE United Nations, I found that when voices when the approaching car problem of accidents at private Mrs. Helen Griffin, education Mrs. David K. Boche of Home ress on adjustment of assessments 4 TO 10 against Cuba. The demand, how Mass 'of requiem at St. James’ Leigh Flucklnger, 19, of Tolland. Rd. so that proper tax bills may be Church at 9 o’clock Burial will Moscow makes such threats, they The arrests were made follow was spotted. grade crossings since seven chil chairman, reported that three ap stead Dr., Was graduated from re Spring’s Newest ever, is expected to get a cold usually carry them out.” dren and their foster mother were plications have been received from Building Permits cruit training. March 25, at the mailed at the correct billing date. I LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN! | CUPS reception from most delegates be In St. James’ Cemetery. ing a week of vigilance by La About four cars in the rear of 'G'reen Manor Construction Co. Friends may call at the funeral But he called on the United breche who had received a number the procession were driven away killed at a crossing in Berlin Manchester High School to h / , t - J' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1961 PAGE FIFTBCN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD'/MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1961 - t - PAGE FOURTEEN >4 ' o u r BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE RockvUle-V ernon Jarvis Buying BUGGS BUNNY OHM AMP ^ I ' • * HELCO Office Ainwtr to PrtHow FuaJP H WATCH REPAIR AMROry. BUT ^GET BAC< IN VER ROOW., I WANTEPTO Cabinet Member Two Youths Killed . ALL TYPES OCERO; petunia SAIP UMfERUP Jarvla Realty Co. is .negotiating ; for the purchase of the former ' VA HAVE r STAY r ' SEPCREOUR ACB08S SZwamiger AH Work Electronically there per BALL SAME / 4 Meat cut Cheney Bros, office on Hartford THIS ^ lllMnlMroI ANAOC«e 'KaniMdy’f 5 Aged In Somers Crash Rd., now owned by Hartford Elec Tested a f t e r n o o n ; CHriiwLC. 6 Requires tric Light Co. The purcha.se price Doa(Ui — 7Sworda OUARANTRED FOR OST FUIX-TSiUI SBafore has not been disclosed. FH«----- hit Alfred Werbner of Jarvis Realty natloBM • BambobUka Two Rockville boys died In Som-f Chapdelaine and the late Arllne S«ct«tai;a( ors last night In a one-car crash Naumann Chapdelalne. Co. said today that Jarvis Is buy 10 idiot He waa a senior at Rockville ing the property as an Investment theTreaiury llFamlnint which hospitalized two others who ROBERT JEWELERS 13Sonf bird appellation High School and a member of the and ’comtemplates development of MSmulipaw were in the car with them. high school band. He was a mem the building for commercial and 533 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER llObeorrod 42StripUngs IBRldkul* lOStUl 38 Cboft rattle Bruce P. Campbell, Ifi, of 116 ber of the Flrat Lutheran Church office u.se. • , \ MlDMCt 21Notdlipdched^29BBtiylna..29 Entry ina AZMlnaanivaneq Orchard St., died Instantly, accord MI 9-6560 17 ClMinlcal'ialflx of Rockville and active in ita The tw’o-atory brick stnicture 18 Amaranth, for ing to State Police, who said he Luther League. waa buUt around 1900 and has a re 4h it a r r s Gardsnand suatained a broken neck and Initanoa otbara emperor 47 Vehicle He la Burvived by hla father. cent garage addition at the rear. BY V. T. HAMLIN K 10— Rnaklaa 33Insplroawtth glCrato , 48Above crushed cheat. Funeral aervicea will be held Cheney Bras., Inc., sold the prop A 1.LV OOl’ mambaroltba reverential foat 87Bartar^ 4BUnafpiratad Dennis Chapdelalne, 17, of 12 Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Ladd erty to HELCO on July 10, lO.Oe. THERE WE ABE- BUTKWY??/ NOSPECIA). I TO BE ( hMavPH.' aamt cabinet 24 Uncommon 38 Son of Noah bODlrk Harlow St., was dead oh arrival at F^meral Home, 19 ElHngton Ave. ! BACK INTO THE aiEmidayeri 52 Summer (Ft J The present book value of land SBEM T^JTH SEEMS TO BE V tH K K T n 'l PURPOSE, OORL \ tXTlNS ALL 25 European (Bib-) Hartford Hoapltal. The cause The Rev. David G. Jaxhelmer, and building la estimated at about PURB3SE JUST A TEST- RIGHT, WOULPMT H ------SSlIaildoua 26 FYench rivtr 41 Antiquated 54 Fowl waa Hated aa a severd head Injury .^ATuL THE V’CH' '^VWERE \ CENTURY ON SHIPBOARP burning pastor of First Lqtheran Church, 3198,000 and covers 11.18 acres of OF THIS RUN, MORE YOU SAY? y In Rockville City Hoapltal today GLASS ENCLOSURES screen VNARMS - ■ 'iSOCMHERE/ ITRuaaian r fT IT r will ofBciate. Burial will be In ground area. ■TOP? C3R LESS empreaa r r r r r are Charles Gagne, 18, of 104 UP. THEN TOU U. r d n Grove Hill Cemetery. The building, which contains a EE HCM OxrS_— ^ llTnrUah □ IT Union St., and Richard Rackow Friends may call at the funeral basement and two upper floors, FOR BATHTUBS DOING AS A t (0 prefeeta r r _ akl, 19, of 61 Lawrence St. Their home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. S S n rd ier i has a total floor area of 23,800 and SHOWERS ------JSDtRC^ Vj' condition is Hated aa aatlafactory. square feet. HELCO moved a 14- 84 Rub out n r IT _ - Hoapltal authorities w-ould not 35 Vigilant i i L Advertisement— member office ataff from the Hart Glass does a beautiful job for such SSHewaaa i r IT describe the nature of their in- McKinney Lumber, MI 3-2141, ford Rd. regional office to 637 commander Jurlea. Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items Main St. early last December. The purposes in your bathroom. Easy to with the------The boys’ members of Hixplorer for the home; Lumber. Hardware, clean-. Never wears out. ‘T T l □ Scout Post 92 at Union Congrega StaU Troopers Inspect the wreckage of the sports car in which Bruce Campbell and Dennis Chapde- property waa then put-up for sale. ^ASOM 'v "C* • Fleet in tlM ■ nB10 nt11 n Mason, Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel laine, both of Rockville, were killed when it struck a tree on Rt. 83 In Somers last evening. Two aonthweat IT r tional Church, were traveling to OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Padfic m □ □ Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. companions. Charles Gagne and Richai-d Rackowski, are patients at Rockville City Hospital. Camp- OVENS PIIJJ40X-9IZE '•L, Springfield to take part in a swim . .. *^ . _. . . ------i_ . 1— v,o,.i, t The impact of the crash left a dent estl- New York—-The “world's amall- SATCRDAY 8 A.M. to 12 NOON H-ia 38 Greek populaoa S" _ Ijell and Chapdelalne were passengers in the back seat, 4 n ming course they have been at (Herald photo by Satemisi. est 1 ovehs," pillbox-size electronic dOEninaret tending in past weeka! They were mated at a depth of one foot in the roof of the car. 42 Rendered fat j r High School Gels devices for keeping diodes and BY DICK TURNER of iwint W m A the only members of the post tak t l ' • other miniature components at J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. 48Wlneveaaal j r ing the rourae. Farr, 106 Francis Dr.; Mrs. Ernes Mrs. Gloria Pixley and son, Glas ville; Lee Edwards. 428 Porter St.; 47 Mountain F w i State Police said the trip would Athletic Trainer Robert Ponan, 31 Center St., Rock just the proper operating tempera tine Kearns. Hartford; Mrs. Joanne tonbury; Mrs. Marguerite Yeomans tures aboard aircraft, missiles, and 31 Bissell S t.~ P h o n « Ml 9-7322 BY AL VERMEER paaaea * r have been their tenth to Spring- Butler. ^9 Pioneer Circle; Arnold and daughter, Andover. ville; Carrie Shepardson, Storrs; PRISCII.LA’S POP Slldolted □ IV"HPRPwBO n field for this purpose. They had DISCHARGED TODAY: Janies Gail Relchenbach, 406 Woodland space probes, are made by a watch 53 Tonsured n r 0 " XT JT $7 40 The Manchester Board of Edu Hammerlind. South Coventr>", manufacturer. BUT IT S U R E ' ’'Sometimes 1 feel 55DMend □ i traveled the same route each cation last night appropriated $700 George Nolan. 351 Parker St.; Roy, 16 Middle Butcher Rd., Rock St. LOOKS <3 0 0 0 , I'm a complete 55 Tranquil IT XT 54 week, police said. for an athletic trainer for Manches DOESN'T ITT failure a s a ^ 57 Seethed Gagne, the driver, and Rackow ter High School. • Co n s c ie n c e !, 58 Dinner ceoraa 5T ski were in front, Troopers said. A. Raymond Rogers Jr., principal DOWN Campbell and Chapdelalne were in of Manchester High School, named 1 Extinct bird the rear. football roach Walker Briggs to ZAngers E MB ■ M.JI Gagne failed to make a curve Troopers saiil, and the car rplled the post t(Mlay. over and skidded off the road into The position of trainer Will be SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’N E A t a tree, hitting the tree with Its for all aea.sons, with emphasis on roof. The roof waa pushed In, they football. The position is being aald. All but Campbell were established to help coaches of var MriEly's thrown out of the car. sity sports during practices, and before and after games. The accident occurred about ' Thia new position will allow the o’clock on Rt. 83 south of the cen coach to perform other duties per SfioPgl 3 . ter of Somers. State Police said they are atill taining to hia activity and allow trying to determine the • cause of him extra time for this work. A-18 the accident. The exact duties of this position Resident Trooper Theodore will be set up by Rogers. BY JOE CAMPBELL (Details on the sports page.) BONNIE Scheiber waa the first trooper at the scene. Trooper Joeeph Ban HELLO.'WMO? f HA HA HA gasaer and Sgt. Robert Bohman of OM.MELLO. THATSFUNNY the Stafford Springs troop were Hospital Notes FIN E . HOW WHAT ELSE called in shortly afterward, Campbell waa bom June 21, 1944 ARE YOU? IS NEW? 4/-yg Vlalting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. O H . SURE. In Rockville, a son of Stanley and Adelaide Menge Campbell, for all areas except maternity UH-HUH where they are 2 to 4:80 and 6:30 A Junior at Ellington High to 8 p.m.; and private rooms where School, he was a member of the they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors school band. He was a member of are requested not to smoke In pa First Lutheran Church of Rockville tient’s rooms. No more than two and prc.sident of it* Luther League: and leader of Explorer Post 92 of visitors at one time, per patient. Rockville. In addition to his parents, he is ADMITTED YESTERDAY; survived by a brother, Ronald Jane Brookes, 35 Bigelow St.; Mrs. Ralph Campbell: a sister. Trudy- Florence Rockwood, 75 Union St.: Jane Campbell, both at home; his Miss Lorettq Staples. 83 North paternal grandparents. Mr. and St.; Mrs. A'dona Roman, South **Wh«n I earns hare, Mr. Higgins, you said I’d have ovary Windsor; Frederick Diehl, 27 Em opportunity, but ao far Tve taken dictation from only -Mrs. Irving P. Campbell of Vernon BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD Ceh/er; and maternal grandpar- erson SI.; Mrs. Mary McBride. 34 JUDD SAXON ona unmarried executive!” dn(^\. ent.s.'^ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Menge of McKinley St.; John McNamaf. 209 A RJN5US FROM 'njRKEy/'' JUST TO HAVE THE INSIPE ON THIS STORY, Rockville. ' Woodland St.; Christine Clavette, MR. SARVER, HOW ABOUT ME Funeral' ^services will be held 17 Falknor Dr.: Mrs. Joyce Mi HELPIN& HIM” BY ROUSON Thursday at 3i30 p.m, at the I.*dd chaud. 299 Main St.; Mrs. Anna LITTLE SPORTS Funeral Home,;^19 Ellington Ave., Zenker. 8 Liberty SU Rockville; C*Of. % ? 6 e* 1 Feeleei C e ^ FMa-r HokC James Rowley Jr.. Coventry; Mrs. TM-WerldlUfMilML Rockville. The w y . David G. 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Lows that would, hmong other things, tighten MR. ABKRNATHY BY RALS'i'ON JONES and FRAN R" RIDGEWAY iHUMTRABIlTdON ig-58 60MBRS a r e READIED FOR A PRAaiCE Mark II furnace you use a super- Is it fair, then, for you to be at the mercy of the WITHIN MILES! lISSOKL HUGE 57-FOOT'POPS''ARB ATTACHED 8E- sensitive thermostat which operates the financial responsibility act to roquiro reporting small percentage of irresponsible drivers who I ^ T THIS PRISON O O T F m nextyearithink , BATH.. LOADED fllTH FUEL AND HVDR06EN BOMBSt the furnace with the slightest varia I'LL 60 AS ACLOWN! tion of room temperature. This oil accidents resulting in $50 damage or more, os 8 WELL,I'M ALUSET FOR RENTED CERTAINLY LOOKS carry no automobile insurance? "There ought to be LIKE TH E I gives you remarkably uniform opposed to the present $100 minimum. These THE /MASQUERADE PARTY D oes i t w o r k ? Another state with such a plan REAL indoor temperature. No matter a law", you say in righteous indignation. And tliere how often the furnace starts, there lows would result in on even higher percqntoge of THINS] I should. But what kind of law? Of the various forms now in operation reports tliat more than 99.5% o f is no smoke, no soot, no fouled insured cars in Connecticut— os well os disclosing combustion chamber, no amsted oil. of protection against the uninsured driver, the its drivers have taken advantage o f it—with a re more quickly who the Irresponsible motorists ore. I nsured M otorist P rottection P l a n , backed by sultant decrease in uninsured motorists and a CiMiilinMC With the instant clean flame there all segments of the insurance industry, is the fairest Of all the plans put forward to protect the in sharply improving safety record. are no flecks o f soot blowing from . . . most economical... most realistic. Here s how sured from the irresponsible, the Insured Motorist & your chimney or escaping into your This program protects the insured driver, hif home. Hundreds o f tests made with 0.M M*7-k-m>«S |l«Wtr S—« WiM>, it would work: Protection Plan would work best to reduce the smoke-detecting instruments show MM rMT. r«B SM MMiMt family and his guests. O0WS4- M n a U a f i W 4 m b W jlS rM iM m 4 • 4-18 a flame that’s absolutely clean from number of uninsured cars... to provide full pro- AHiiiAy .1 ■M4 forlttft otpmntj «t U», •f—M. 1. A vifloroui campaign of occidont provantion Working to bring you the most protection at the the very moment it's turned on. ’ tection for the insured. . . to lower insurance rates BY PETE HOFFMAN that would rid our highwoyt of tho rocklets, I JEFF COBB Op«rat«t without least cost is a job we know well. BY WILSON SCRUGGS Down 9 0 fuol MU* generally. . . to improve highway safety. THE SrORY OF M.ARTHA WAYNE WE'VE G O T T'l L 04ECIC ^ And A MOMENT LATER chimnoy rtrafi inospontibb, pccidenl-prono driver through rigid Owpers report remarkable fuel sav- F**’" * '” ’ A o o CAM IF you're ONE OF NOTHING TO ^WITH HEADQUARTERS, The CUSTOM Mark JI furnace THAT'S A HASTY BUMP CM ’>OOK) I ^ W n inp. There is no smoky warm-up low onforcomont, prompt prosocutlon _^nd dde- A S ^ I rammed VOUR CAR ( CONNECT HIM THOUGH, BEFORE period to foul the ftirtlaca and provUtt ill ew" pciith* hUhieii ..------AOI'''' ^ [ forehead/ c o m e o n , i 'll ^--'CAMT JUST ‘ WITH THE i TURN THE GUY quoto punithmont of tho lowbrookor; at wall at waste oU. Service calls are cut to Apfi tvith precision Control. N o I CANT UUDCRSTAHD it/ IBAILK) OOT OFMIHE TAKE YOU TO A DOCTOR. HIGHWAY natural chimney drift required. the vanishing point. an oxtontivo program to onginoor and buikJ bolter, HDW DID I ESCAPE? ^^BEFOKE THE TRAIN hit/. SHOOTINGS/ Another reason why the Insurance Industry is one tafor highways. w A - IRON flRIHIRN*.&f*»«^ •••*»"“ 2. A tew that would roquiro ovory automobite of Connecticuts greatest ^'Natural Resources'' FOGRRTYBRO&ilne. lioUlity policy told in ConnocHcut to Ineludo un- 319 BROAD ST.— MI 9-4539 FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL, OONNECnCUT COKE JEDO HIGHLAND COAL 1 0. F CONN E C T I CUT T H E . INSU RANC'E CO M P^A N I ES w , i * K A 'ftoiw A \ r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1961 PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONK^ TUESDAY. APRIL 18, 1961 THE Walker Brigg^ Named Trainer at High School Da Preem Has Warm Personality, Spring Sensation Spencer Up to Herald Angle Boxing Helped Gigantic Matman By Football Position Wide Open New York (N E A )— The EARL YOST New York Athletic Club isn’t Big Bat Gives Gary Geiger /i.ri'jves Sporta Editor the kind of place where guys R v FRADJK r i IN F *>make him wMl nuMWtd for th4#ment next fall, w# exptet to hav*# In aceSpUng the new po41Uon#Miatant jayvee coach and Dave go around slapping each other ny r KANK LLlNb ^ from 40 to 60 mori *tud4nt*, 4nd Briggs said ,’’Class lo4d plus foot- Dooman and Jim Moriarty, who Expects to Riiii Four Minute Mile pott. on the back. They recline Cardinals Tie Between GlamourMen While spring may be just Improvement In teacher loads balf^responslbllity have become coached the freshmen squad this I expect to run that four minute mile this year,” Pet# What ibout th* h*M football stuffily on their pads in the there has been a request for five too time consuming. Then too, this past fall. Close announced last weekend after he had scored a double in around the corner, tlie air was coaching job? mlat-fllled steam room wrapped For Top S|H>t* full of fall talk as Manchester additional teachers which would is a position which ws have need Rogers also said that next (all in stock market quotations. New \t>rk, April 18 (/P)— It’s not true that the Boston Red the annual Quantico Relay Carnival at the famed Marine Job Wide Often Include aome science instructor* ed here for quite a few yeata and "We intent to field separate teams High School suddenly finds "As far as I’m concirntd, thi* i* But the other day a huge guy Sox outfield coneists of just the two glamour boys—rookie Corps base in Quantico, Va. The former Manchester High and but it 1* going to be difficult to I feel that I will be contributing for both the high-school Fresh with a gnarle'" face and snaggle- New York. April 18 (/P i- itself shopping for a new hiOad wld* open,” answ*red Rog*r*. "I know which poatUona we will b* to athletics here at Manchester men and at Barnard School. We AMERIC.\N l£A O C E phenom Carl Yastrzemski in leftf ield and the -returning All- St. John’s University track star broke the tape first in Mth have no one In the back of my toothed smile broke up the joint. Perennial ^prinp sensation Monday’s Results America boy Jackie Jensen in rightfield. They’ve got a pretty the half-mile and mile runs and was named the outstanaing football coach. able to implement until the budget High. It will take a lot of the de have found out that Connecticut All Prlmo Camera did was wrap When the Board of Education mind to All the position. is confirmed." tails away from the coaches which Interscholastic Athletic Confer Darvl Spencer is up to lus] New York S, Kansas City 0 fair cent.erflelder, too, In Gary Gel-^------ib-r *"------athlete of the two-day carnival, . his big paw around anybody who met last night and approvkd the "We ar* looking for a head foot Brigga, in his new position, will they now have to do themselves.” ence rules require this." came within 10 feet of the rubbing April tricks apain and as a re- j Boston S, Ix>s .Angeles S ger even If he is a virtual unknown runs i^th a home ijjiu^ahd sin Close spent a frustrating winter ball coach. We are limited at pres In his 14 years as head coach, Recommendation for the train by comparison with his two flank establishment of the position of be available for the care of in table and smile gently but infec .rult the St. l^uis Cai-dinalsi Only Games Scheduled. gle. He had a perfect day at the on the boards, chasing foreign im athletic trainer at Manchester ent. We can fill the position from Briggs’ teams ported a 42-65-7 er’s position was made by the W. L. Pet. O.B. ers. ports around major arenas in the juries and the general condition tiously. found themselves today shar- plate with another single and a High next year Principal J. Ray within or pick someone from the ing of all varsity sport* partici record. special athletic committee headed .MhuiFMta ...... 4 I .800 Throughout spring training the walk. Blast and Midwest, setting new outside. But, if we follow the lat "Hallo, Buddy.” loc first flare in thr National. trumpets from the Red Sox camp mond Rogers was quick to. act. pants. Tim* allotments and spec Other coaches on ' the football by Rogers. This group will make Everybody was "Buddy." Like to Cleveland .. .750 Vt track marks only to get second Rogers offered the ntw post to his ter course, the candidate must be further recommendations at the Lrapue -nth the San Franciaco Gi .661 in Scottsdale, Aria., blared au-ay Ford, who was blanked on op/T- ific sports asaignmenta are to be staff Include Tony Alibrlo, as- Babe Ruth, everybody was "Kid.” Detroit . . . . placements. present football coach "Walker competent to teach subjects In eistant varsity coach: Ted Martin, Board of Education’s next meet ant.*, i New York .. .661 with the exploits of Yastraemskl. ing day, permitted only three sin- However, he has always done set by Rogers. The job will pay For one night, the rich men of the glea, walked four and atruck out Briggs and the latter accepted.. which we have vacancies.’’ 3700, Rogers laid. head jayvee coach, Jim Brezinski, ing May i5. AC were.gathered up like a bunch T fr CardinaL*. nith Spencer ! Boston ...... 661 the 3100,000 bonus boy. and Jen better on the cinders and last Explaining further. Roger* .alamminf ^otne five run.« with a , sen. who grabbed off 380,000 of eight. Only 1,947 fans, smallest "We fell fortunate if having a ------:------j,------1— of kids before one of the unique Los Angeles .833 week's performances add fuel to man with Walker’s qualifications stated, "Actually we have only amcle and a prand slam home nm. ; Kansas City .333 New York Yankee bonus money a Yankee Stadium turnout since the ambition that the slender Ma athletic figures of the last two Sept. 21, 1954, saw the Yankees for the position on our staff.” two vacancies on our Staff and generations. Primo was in town. ontslnpcrd the l-os .\npele.' Chicago . . . . .333 dozen yearb ago. Very little waa rine first lieutenant will crack the they are both In the English De P,-vipers P-fi la.«t nipht in the only •MO heard about Geiger, whom the Red get all their runs off Jerry Walk Rogers declared this morning in w Semi-Grotesque ! Washington four minute mile before the aum- his office. “ As. you know. Walker partment. However, there is a pos lr\piie pame .echrduled. The trl- Baltimore . .1 JtOO Sox got as a “gift” In a 1958 winter er. the young righthander ac mer Is over. t: Up close, with huge feet, enor quired recently by Kansas' City has been doing most of this work sibility of openings occurring in iimnh fourth in six .starts for the Today’s Games trade with Cleveland ..that brought FWdayi Close set a new meet mous jaw, craggy f atures, Car- Vic Wertz for Jimmy''Ptersall from Baltimore. plus ■ coaching anyway along with the social Studies and business Kedh’cds. was in the, fonn of a- MinnpMita ( P a s c u a 1 1-0) at record when he covered the 880- field. nera Is semi-grotesque. But he jis hir*hdav present for Manaper The Red Sox brass wasn’t even the fact that hia background and Boston (Muffett 0-0) 3 p.m. yard training at SprlngflSId College "Because Of increaaed enroll- not the Camera of semi-fictiom, Poll,v Hemtis. ."T yp.«teniay. Ix>s .Angeles (Garver 0-0) or sure Geiger could play at all. The RED SOX 8, ANOEUS S— Saturday with top honors In the the bumbling Alpine oaf who whs Tf .Sprnrrr could hit in Aiipust 24-year-old natk of Sand Ridge. Tommy Brewer. Red Sox right mile, turning In the best clocking a mere simple pawn of greedy (Grba 1-0) at New A'ork (DItmar III.,' had been sidelined since last and SrptembC" as he does in .April 0-0) 2 p.m. hander, blanked the Angels until of his illustrious career, 4:05.5. hoodlums, left sobbing childlike on and May he r.ot only would rank July 28 with a collapsed lung. The the seventh when doubles by Ted He shaved one-tenth of a second a bed a quarter century ago, Detroit (Bunning 0-1) at Cleve lanky lefthanded hitter gave am Lots of Work, Little Talk as one of the better hittinp short- land (Perry 1-0) 2 p.m. Kluszewski and pinch hitter Steve In his previous best mile time. broken stons in the majors but could con- ple proof yesterday he's healthy Bilko sent him to the showers. When Close qualified for the Washington at Chkago (Post again by smashing a 400-foot home ceiyablv lead the Cards to a pen- poned, Snow) Fireman Mike Fomieles walked 1960 United States Olympic team n.ant.' Unfortunately, Daryl ia a run to spark the Red Sox to a 3-2 pinch hitter Faye Thomeberry Kansas O ty (Kunkel 0-0 or rtetory over the Los Angeles An in the 1,500 meters, his time was OHUROH TBNF1N8 Hartford Show srrt of Jekyl and Hyde, hot as a DOUBLE PLAY— Frank Bolling hit to third baseman and loaded the bases when an 3:42.7 which is almost a four Usual Training Program Ra,kow 0-0) at Baltimore (Pappas gels. Standings firecracker in the sprinp and cold Ken Boyer of the St. Loui.s Cardinals, who threw to 0-lj 8 p.m. other pinch hitter, Julio Becquer, minute mile. CHARUE BCHIBINS W. L Third Hit Big One Hartford — Argentine Apol B.s an ice cube in the fall. Julian Javier, forcing Roy McMillan. The second base- reached base after striking out on * * * WapplngNo, 2 ...... 77 19 Ir 1?60. he entered the month Wednesday's Schedule It waa Geiger's third hit in nine a wild pitch. Eddie Yost, however, weight, must be Bernle O’Rourk* lo and Prlmo Cemera highlight man leaped to avoid the sliding McMillan and threw to Minnesota at Boston. 2 p.m. times at bat in this infant season, For Boxing Champion Talcottvine No. 2 . . . .64 32 a wrestling show tqlUght at of June baltinp .323 and finished popped out to end the threst. 20-Year Man of Mtddletov n, city treasurer in St. James N& 2 ...... 64 32 Bill White to complete doubleplay. _____ Washington at C h i c a g o , 1:30 his second for extra bases. The Pinch hitter AJble Pearson’s hom his home town, and big John Prin Foot Guard Hall. the season with a .258 mark. In p.m. homer came in the sveenth inning Twenty year status as a partici ^ p t ilt No. 1 ...... 61 35 8 1P59. he was ..307 after six weeks er In the ninth accounted for the pant in the famed Boston A.A. gle. former UConn athlete. The St. James No. 1 ...... 60 36 The South American, a car Los .Angelee at New Y'ork, 8:00 off reliever Tom Morgan to offset loser’s final run. The -victory was latter sell* sporting equipment. Boston, April 18 Paul Pfinder, who risks his version bon copy of Antonino Rocra and 26.S at the end. In 1,958, he p.m. what would have been Los Angeles' Marathon Wednesday will be at So. Meth. No. 1 ...... 60 36 ended the month of May hitting Boston's Mcond in three games. tained bv Dr. Charlie Robbins, the Both men stand well over six feet of the world middleweight title against tough old Carmen even to the bare feet and acro Kansas City at Baltimore, 8:00 tying rim in the ninth. In the sixth. St. Bridget’s ...... 52 44 batic cartwheels, joins Billy 34.5 and wound up batting .258. • • • " Flying M.D. who now resides in and Pringle goes 275 and O'Rourka Basilio Saturday, is following his usual training program: Second Congo No. 1 .49 47 Leo Crosses Boss p.m. (night) (Jelger scored the first of two Bos is around the 235-pound mark. Darnell In opposing Japanese Y.ANKB S, A’S •—The Yankees Middletown. The slender, be Lots of work and little talk: Shared Honor* Only Games Scheduled. ton runs, coming in on a single by BaptUt No. 2 ...... 49 47 opponent* In a featured tag Joe Cunningham ahared hitting ! were held to only seven hits, five spectacled runner will answer the * * ♦ Pender, who haa a broken nose Jensen, off loser Ken McBride. A year-old veteran from upper New Wapplng No. 1 ...... 48 48 team match. honors 'sith Spencer last night. N.ATIONAL LEAGUE bases loaded walk' to Pumpisie by Walker before he left for a starter's gun for the 20th succes and a title recognized in two elates York State Who h*S held both the Emanuel Luth. No. 2 48 48 sive vear on Patriot's Day in the Great ,Sli6olinfs and Europe to show for his 11 earners is in a handicap tag The big outfielder cracked four Monday’s Kesult Green forced home the other run. pinch hitter in the eighth. The 22- middleweight a n d welterweight Second Congo No. 2 .40 M team co-feature. While hi* hits. Including hla second homer And Stays at Home year-old Walker, in his "first ap 26 mile. 385 yard run from Hop- Although the Celtics arrived late years in the ring, normally is one Hickey Mantle and Whitey titles. So. Meth. No. 2 ___ 38 58 foe* will be a pair of bearded of the season as the Cards scored SL I»uis 0, Los .Angeles 5. Ford, the Damon and Pythias of pearance since he waa traded klnton to Boston. for their exhibition basketball show o f the more vocal fighters around. So. Meth. No. 3 ...... 38 58 (Only Geines Scheduled), r "I always look forward to the against the Marco Polos Sunday But only after a fight—not before "He’s always kept himself in German villain* In a match list seven runs In the last two innings the Yankees were the whole works with outfielder Chuck Essegtan for shape. He’s aa hard-bodied today Emanuel Luth No. 1 .36 6( ed for the best two of three to overcome a 4-J deficit Los Angeles, April 18 (/P)— Sitting out a three-day suspen W,. I.. Pet. G.B. as the American League's defend Dick Williams and Dick Hall, was Boston Marathon," Robbins once night in East Hartford the sellout one. Second Congo No. 3 .32 61 San Lcraiicisco .4 2 .661 — told roe. "It Is always a big thrill crowd viewed a great shooting ex "If I seem moody or sullen It’s aa he was five yeare ago. He can falls, the ApoIIo-Damell team Big Joe. who is now-hitting .500 ing champions shut out Kansas wild, walking six. Two of the still take good shots and he Isn’t Talcottville No. 1 ...2 4 7! may have rougher foe*. sion for kicking Umpire Jocko Conlan in the shins. Dodger St. Louis .... .4 2 .677 — to taks part." hibition. Bill' Shai-man. the eagle not out of tenseness,” the one (11 for 221 sUrted the eighth and I City 3-0. Mantle, hitle.ss in his walks were issued to Yogi Berra, about to lose hia punch. So. Meth. No. 4 ...... 24 71 Camera face* a monumental Coach Leo Durocher wasn’t even in the Coliseum as Los An Cincinnati ... .8 2 .600 'i each resulting in a nm. Robbins’ name won't be )jp eyed backcourt veteran, was ter time Brookline, Mass, fireman ninth inning rallies. He doubled first two games, drove in all the task tangling with two ruffians.. for varying paydays. In the caste Now he’* right In between at ' |l, to open the eighth and scored on geles lost to the St. Louis Cardinals in their series opener I*ittsburgh among the leaders, perhaps not rific, In addition to playing defense •aid. "It's just that I’m building "He's going to come In on me, Wapping holds a comfortable against Hartford's Johnny Egan. hack away and I’ll have to be fast Red Griipe, sporting a red beard system of the mat, he now play* a normal figure for his lix feet Bill Whits's single which sent last night. '*■' Chicago ..., among the top 60, but Oiere were myself up for the big one." 13-gsme lead and appears to have and mustache, makes a worthy I.AS .Angeles The latter helped draw the fine enough to counter him and keep TIRED TRUDGER8—-This is what happen* when old the "gtK)d guy ’ and he grins like aix and one-half inches. Dodger starter Johnny Podres to The volatile Durocher crossed up several year* when he ranked alth He has followed the same rou championship 'matters all sewed partner (or the proud and like to have Leo the Lip back, and Fhlladelphla . the beet marathoner* in the world. turnout but his style of play dldn t tine in each of his three previous hitting him until hie legs leave he’s having a good time. Not too long ago, one caught the showers, tarry Sherry took Dodger General Manager Buxzie up. age and the end of a 72-hole championship catche* up prancing Karl Von Hess, whose the sooner the better. Mihmtikee The Bolton native, who gra'duated fit in with the Polos. Tliere Is some title fights, two with Sugar Ray him. But for a few rounds I’m go There Is no bitternes* in Primo up to him in a dressing room at over on the mound and absorbed Bavasi and stayed In hia Beverly Rebuild Top shooters were Reg Kirtland with a brace of the greatest golfers. Sam Snead, left, darker beard accentuates a Miami Beach. You could tell he As for the nm-ln with the unip. Hawks to from Manchester . High and the doubt in thLs man's mind that the Robinson and one against Terry ing to be the guy taking it." over the 1930s when the mobsters , ^ e defeat He yielded the tying Hills penthouse apartment. Today’s Games with a trio of 155 games for 465, and Ben Hogan, .both turning 49, find the going hard a* sharp-featured face. Alston said Leo was doing his Chicago (Ellsworth 0-0) aU University of Connecticut, we* Providence College flash will make Downes of London: Stay in the Basilio. warning that'h'e is not squeezed him and left him to re was .54. Gray sprinkled his hair, ' on a single by Stan Muslal. Someone asked Bavasi before duty. it in the NBA. There are two "Some lamb being led to slaugh John Gust 205, Gene Darna 203— their eminence fades before the rise of Gary Player and and the skin hung limply over and the lead nm on Spencer s Pittsburgh (MIzell 0-0) 1:30 p.m.| third in 1944, sixth in 1945 and background in the pre-fight hoop 557. Ray Holcomb 204-213, Mike turn to Italy without a dime. the game if he know where Duroch "Leo wakes the players up like eighth in 1946 — b'4 best place points against him which are es la quietly honing his sharp left ter,” said he had no apecifle battle Arnold Palmer. Da Preem, former heavyweight "Boxing," he says, “ taught me loose muscles as he sagged on a single. St. ImiLs (CIcotte 0-1) at Los Rubacha 228—580. Don Ander stool, waiting for hia cue to go on. er was. that once in a while,” said Alston, Angeles (Craig 0-0) 11 p.m. F olio wing Triumph ments. The past two years the 40- sentials in the No. 1 play-for-play hand to a fine edge. plans for the fight. champion of the World, both box a lot of things—about life." Cunningham started things off Oh, he's probably in (owner) son 224, Stan Hilinski 209, Jack Nearby, Eddie Graham, hia tag "and that's a good thing. Leo is year-old waa 60th in a field of league—lack of size and shooting That’s the way it went yester “ You can’t do that. I just have ing and wrestling divisions, is a Son in College In the ninth. He singled and ad Walter OMalley’a box.” BaVasl Cincinnati (Purkey 1-0) at San weaknesses . . . Best crack of the Lappen 223—562. Ray Reid 552. man with sparkle and congeniality, partner, vigorously did push-up* fighting for our rights. Of cour.^e. Francisco (loes 1-0) 11:15 pjh. well over 100 atartera. day at a luncheon for the two to try to find the shots and take He has a hotne in California. vanced to third on t,wo out walks replied. "He'll sit over there and night at the Hornet gym was when them, no matter where they are, articulate and animated. He can across a couple of chairs. Primo to Boyer and Chart Flood. Spencer I wouldn't want to lose him for Mitwsukee (Spahn 0-1) at Phil Chicago. April 18 )— “ I don’t know .whether we’ll win "I would rather win the BAA fighters. Pender showed up early, His daughter goes to high achool second guess the managers." (/P the public address announcer said, had a cup of coffee, chatted with just can’t go one way. He’d know PARKADE HOUSE pick dalntly at truffles in Manhat just "eat, chatting. then unloaded with his grand slam Durocher and Conlan became In more than three days." adelphia (SuUlvan 0-1) 8:05 p.m. than gain a place on the United tan’s finest Italian restaurant and in Los Angeles and his son Um When the guy poked his head again next year, but we’ll be building to try.” This was the States Olympic team,” Robbins "The police department will not al Basilio for a brief time, posed for how to box.’’ Standings Brown Ready to Teach berto, out of the service, is at mer. his second homer Of the cam volved in a heated exchange of Wednesda,v’s Schedule comment today by owner Jim Norris after his Stanley Cup low the main gate to start unless Pender, a classic boxer with a W. L. Pet. he can engage in the coarse repar In the room, Prlmo stood up and paign. Boh Gibson started for the Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 8:05 ssiid. pictures with the challenger, then UCLA, where Primo says he'll be words after a pop-up by Dodger everyone is seated." At the time of ducked out for the gym and an good left hand, figures to weigh Green Pharmacy ....93 35 .727 tee of dressing rooms. He apeak* a the years dropped away as he Cards but the decision went to Bob p.m. champion Chicago Bl^k H^a\vks held a champagne^flowing The practicing M.D.. on the stadf the 'request, the gym had already heavily accented English ■with a trying out as a tackle on the extended his enormous chest. The first baseman Norm Darker in of the Connecticut State Hoepdtal other workout. near the 160 pound limit for the Railway E xpress___ 85 43 .664 Miller, who squelched a Dodger Sunday's Dodger-Pittsburgh game. Chicago at Plttaburgli, 8:15 victory party following their Na-*-^ —— been oversold and spectators were broad "a” picked up a long lime Bruin varsity. miracles did a taut dance. Primo tional Hockey Leagtie champion in Middletown has had hi# mo Battle Flan nationally televised 15-round af Vernon Esso ...... 70 49 .617 Lesson to Ring Pupil rally in the seventh. Miller needed The ball landed in fair ground, p.m. Detroit to sew up the final series, closer than passengers on a sub- fair from Boston Garden. Walsh's ESso ...... 78 50 .609 ago in London. "Not beeg like de old man,” he slipped on a dark blue robe with help himself in the ninth from ship triumph over the Detroit Red ments of glory. Eleven times he "There’s one way to beat a guy laughs, "but enough. He’s 6-2 and then bounced Into foul. Conlan St. Louis at lA*s .Angeles. 11 4 to 2, and capture their first cup wray during rush hours. like Basilio and that’s head-on, Basilio, who hat finished his Flna*t Five ...... 68 56 .548 But the over-riding facet of his wide red lapels. Maury McDermott, p.m. Wings. in 23 years. won National long distance run 230.” "You look," said Furman Blsh- called it a foul and denied-Du- The Hawks Sunday night ning championships, including the * 4> * control him, tire him, wipe him hsavy work and said he plans only Mitchell - Electric . ..57 67 .469 personality is his warmth. Primo Two of the Dodger runs came TOcher'a angry accusation that the Batting — Mickey Mantle, Van- Cincinnati at San Francisco, 4 The party had all Hawk play on some road work and loosening Police ...... 54 74 .422 London, April 18 (P)—Joe ■aid. "I’m old in the head— haa been a wrestler .fpr the last Primo’s weight has fluctuated er of Atlanta, "like a tent.’’ keen—^Drove In all runs in Yankee* whipped the Red Wings, 5-1, at National Marathon in successive out," Pender said. and I’'ve learned this business on a home run by Duke Snider, the ball first had hit Pitt.sburgh catch p.ra. ers and just about everybody who End of the Line Make no mistake about It, Pen up, said he expected to go in about Stanek Electronics . .49 79 .382 Brown, the world lightweight 15 yeiU"*. For 12 month.* of every from the 340 he weighed as a cir Primo raised a big paw in a S70th of his career, breaking 3-0 triumph over iians s City with had the faintest connection -with years, 1944-46. the hard way. cus freak in France to the gaunt threat. "You watch that, Buddy,’’ er Hal Smith's glove in the fourth Wednesday's .run will be just First day trout fishing score for der Is not underestimating the 34- 156. Wood’s Locker ... . .45 79 ,3( champion, approached hia tltls year he travels the breadth of seventh place tie with Ralph Klner, two-run homer and single. He add the club whooping it up in the Gammons-Hoaglund 24 100 "Youngsters these days the land—and Asia and Australia, 200 he scaled when he returned he boomed In baaao. tnning„, ed another single and walk for per for e.\ercise, and personal satis a Manchester threesome was three defense against European and don’t learn the fight game in .In the neat of argument, Con lobby of a theater O'wned by Ar trout for Gene Enrico, two for Lee too—wrestling up to five time* a to this country In 1948, (reed from On his face was that cockeyed fect day at the plate. thur Wirtz,fa Norris’ partner in faction to the Fl>-lng Physician, British champion Dqve Charn- the tame hard school as we lan invited Durocher to the show Cubs’ Troubles Ironed Out e « e Fracchia and Joe White waa shut Best totals included Jim Lam ley tonight with the detached week In big cities and small towns. digging ditches for the German.*, smile. SchoUutie Baseball latching—Whitey Ford, A'ankees various busmesS^^entures. Wirtz bert 234-565, Dave Stimpson 234, did." er*. Leo kicked Jocko and he re out . . Central Connecticut 'Board air of a professor ready to Cfiiarniey, who leads with plied with a kick of his own. They —Hie veteisn lefthander doled out and Norris own thk Chicago Sta Here ’ n There o ' Approved Basketball Officials Percentage.with Finn Farmer Herb Hall 214, Clem Watson 207, E u t Hampton 18, RHAM 0. three singles and struck out eight dium. home of the/Black Hawks. Ed Bolinsky 204. give a pupil some pointers on his right and possesses a exchanged two i» o kickskick.s apieceapicte. , , - ,_» . ~ During Conferences at Table While on the subject of the Bos will dine tonight,at Manero'a at hia chosen career. punch a* big and hefty as Plain vine 13, Glastonbury 4. National .League Prc.sident War- ]** « » » « “ CItj'. This first Blacly Hawk Stanley 6:30 ^—r-Gofidolenwa. are extended Kingswood 4, Westminster 2. '8-0. Cup triumph since/1938 had every ton Marathon, there is "local’’ in In Famed Boston Marathon Brown, now 35 and a vet most lightweights in the busi Busting Out with Confdence^ ren Giles reminded Durocher that terest. besides of the appearance of to Jimmy Horvath whose fatheri" HOUDAY WIVES ness, said Brown liked hia Woodrow Wilson 8, B r 1 s t o any kind of intentional body con- Chicago — (NEA) — The Chi body in the gleeful mood, with died last weekend. Jim is one of eran of 111 fights, was almost Dr. Charlie Robbins. America’s Standing* arrogant in his assessment of opponents to do "the donkey Central 6. tact with an umpire during an OLD TIMERS’ DAT SET cago Cubs have no permanent players dancing tp the organ mu the leading college football offici W. L. Pet. No. 1 pope is Johnny Kelley, a -Boston, April 18 m — Olavlt "I dreamed I finished second," the fight, in which he’s a 2-1 work." Clay Sure of Stopping Clark Windsor 17, Farmington 1. argument is cause for suspension. New York /], Oakland. Calif., stopped candy salesman. Manager Walt Alston said he’d Baltimore Oriole game. outset Is Vcdl Himsl. He has four sure, savored Vhe fruits of his thumb heals. He'll wear the caqt Marathon tomorrow. Swsepers ...... 26 30 .482 that it was "sasy" and an Sport Schedule a bout with confidence, and Cas Dorsey William*. 148, San Fran- hockey victory «n serious fashion. who placed third here last Novem dreams come true. nounced that the 25-year-old fered a cut right eye at the V______assistants. The other four coaches ber, ia among the' U. S. favorites for five more weeks . . Bill Rus "Beware the second Finn” has M oppers...... 14 42 .250 end of the fifth round and re sius Clay is doing just tnat—and cl*od, 6. Noni* BoortM at a comment by become the watchword since the Briton was due for more les are with Chicago farm teams. . . . Two Manchester residents are sell's AU-Stars received 31.000 tired. Today more, Tokyo—Kazuo Takayama, lSSEino Oksanen place. in 45 fights, admitted he was Promoter Jack Solomons Clark. Norris, in 1954. pushed through Plainvllle at Rockville, 3:15. ton, N. J., 10. Antonio. Texas League farm club guides Conard High in West Hart Jungle ' Jim Luscutoff. injured in (1959), „Mannlnen’s countryman, New York. April 18 (A1-The With leading pinners were Kitty annoyed at Brown’s jibes and predicts a sellout crowd of Track, Manchester at Windham. The Olympic medal winner with a player draft to break the mo said he had learned several only five profSs.sional fights under Philadelphia — Mel Middleton, (will move up to the Cubs in rota ford . . . Two biggest baseball um an afternoon game in Bridgeport, and Johnny Kelley (1957) along accent is on youth In the United Sibrinsz 132, Edie Correnti 127, 18,000 and a gate of S95.000. 3. tion), nopoly of better players held by pires in Connecticut, In height and did nothing but kid with the fans. Lori Sinicoppe 125, Clara True things from tha first fight — Brown will receive about $40,- his belt^aiid only 19 years on this ISO, Philadelphia, outpointed Chuek with V***’’* 1'“ "- States Davis Cup squad this year Taylor, 132',2, Detroit, 10. ARMSTIIONIi IRES more powerful NHL clubs. man 122;" Shirley Binook 117, Em lessons l.e Intended to use to 000, eartb predicts the fight will be Verlon Walker, catching coach, ner-up Gordon McKenzie of the now managing Wenatchee, Wash, But last night. Norris asserted U.S. Olympic team and England’s —but when the preliminary rounds ma Aceto 116, Nell Saimonds 112. good advantage In the re It’S been 44 years since a over in four or five rounds. And New Y'ork — (MmIuIIo Nunez, it was "A malicious, mean Oakmans Triumph A T THE (will move up). I?red Norris top the field. get underway, the "old man” of turn. Briton held the world light he ha.sn't any doubt who will be 159'2. Puerto Rleo, outpointed Har charge" that the Hawks won the squad may be the No. 1 play Most British boxing writ the winner. old (Babe) Simmons, I64National League revives Having clinched the second half Anita-Zlccv Olhart...... ALLING'S "And study our roster—we pro stories of the inimitable slugger. slowly spelling it out. The rookie has won It. to meet Italy on clay in Ehirope "I can also pace myself," hs return in New York. H Ruth-Ed Wcrni'r ...... too fast for him," Clay’ .said. El Tappe, catching coach now listened patiently, then sighed, if both reach the semifinal again title by nine games, DeCormisr Audrcy-Uanlt Fri'V ...... Arids a'knockout will be just with the Cu^, is coaching at thircl duced our own such star* as El Once, after one of his big sea A* the first of his nation to en Motors will now meet Cunliffe Mo PpZ-rharl»'.^ t’ ttlnz ...... A'EDI HIM.SL "Juat as I f ought, si?>. Only one ter, Veikko Karvonen waa 1963, he probably will be used. EathiT-EBrl Bls.v'll ...... iifil i what , Clark will be going for. He .95 base (will move out in rotation). mer Vasko. Pierre Pilote, Stan sons with, the Brooklyn Dodgers, tors, first round winners, in a best TANK ’ 1." Chuck McKinley, who is under Alwlnf-Wlil UaV ...... has won 46 of hi.s 49 fights by that Bobby Adarhs, Infield coach at pitcher out, when to pinch-hit. Mikita and Bobby Hull. runner-up. A year later he won. Herman called the baaeball writ Moriarty, who resides in Chi suspension until May 1 because of of five rolloff for the champion . . . > „ i roiite. first base, (will move out), when to change a fielder. A re "Next year we hope to have ers, together and said: "A rich Oksanen placed third on his ship Monday night. Cunliffe, run Top scores on final " ‘Eht^of^sea^ j wants to be SUITS three or four up from our farm cago, made several key, calls unbecoming conduct in Australia j Harry Craft, outfield coach now porter asked Himsl: How do you friend of mine wants t() take me first venture in 1956, winning three last year, wa* left off the list. But ner-up in the second half of play, son were Zizzy Olbert 143. Ruth Nylon in system who will make the grade. against the Cubs in their 1945 yearr later. Paavo Kotila’s open the youngest man ever to become 8.10x1.5 7AOxl4 7.10x15 with the Cub.*, (rotation coming), pick the starting lineup?^ on a trip around the world, but 1 he ^11 automatically be added alto captured the first round by Oakman 119, Anita Olbert 113, heavyweight champion. At 19. (hat red or "1 agree Montreal helped us World Series with the Tiger#. ing bid produced a fourth in bla<'k j Goldie Holt, pitching coach now "We coaches get together.” told him I’d rather go some place Driving home after the Series, when his suspension is lifted by nine games. Ruth Donahue ItO. leaves him leas than two years to Blacici Black Tubeless Black i with the Cubs,, is working in -the Do you vote? with players, but they got a half- 1955, his second spelled victory a After tying with Ruth and Fran Tuhe-Type else.” Moriarty went throug|i a red the United States Lawn Tennis Leading shooters on final night make it because Floyd Patterson Nylon 31 more Tube-Type I buU pen (ro^tion coming). "Yes." million dollars for them. year ago. Association. Donahue for second half honors, Nylon 31 more "Although I conducted a lot of Joe Garagiola, the catcher now light at a Chicago intersection. of play were Dick Brown 166-390, did, it at 21. $6.95 The parent coaches set strategy Written ballots — most votes making a career out of telling ' Manninqn ran fourth to Kelley’s The 13-man squad includes be Ruth and Red Oakman met them world champion fights—and I A big cop collared him, demanding Ken (jttrinaky 159-371, Dave Mac- Tomorrow night’s eight-roimd- 977 MAIN STREET in advance. After the game starts, win ? funny baseball stories, could live 2:20:05 course record in 1957. 'To sides Bartzen: Kay 136-362, Charlie Fuller 148, in a rolloff and triumphed, 3-1. The er here could mean a good boost' MANCHESTER—MI S-68.5S don't feel bitter about the out his license, etc. morrow marks his second BAA Oakmans then met the first half one man — no Himsl — makes "No. Verbally. We talk it out." forever off the Herman who con John Craneton of San Marino, along the road. Clay Is so confi-1 come of mv boxing efforts—I "Moriarty,” he barked. "Any re ■tart. Calif.; Chris Crawford of Pied victors, Alwin and Will Lisk, (or These Are First Quality — Factory Fresh t the decision* on when to take a Himsl says the system work tributed so materially to making lation to the umpire?" GREEN JR. BOYS dent he’ll win.this one,-h? told a think this Stanley Cup triumph Finland's amazing scorecard mont, Calif.; Don Dell of Bethes- the over-all championship and ed well in spring training. Coaches the Dodgers the Dafflness Boys in With top pinners were Frank reporter: i may have given me my biggest "I am the umpire." replied reads: da, Md.; Jon Douglas of Santa triumphed in that match, 3- 1. were assigned to pitching, catch the late 1920s. Moriarty, believing this would Kopcha 121-115—337. Milt Plouff "Listen, if I can’t whip Clark, ing,' infield, outfield, sliding, base sports thrill. Finally aent to the minors, the Ehitered—14, won—4, seconds— Monica, Calif.; Ramsey Earnhart • Officers elected (or next year are "I am not naive enough to think duly Impress the officer. 131, Sonny Craft 124, Gary Whi jJarion and Harry Buckminster, then I’ll just forget about ever be running, hitting, bunting, etc.'' Babe asked for a raise when he 8, thirds—3, fourths—3, fifth pl*ce of 'Ventura, Calif.; Mike Franka of that a world championship this "’That explains everything," 1 ter 117, Gary Smith 115. Terry president; Anita and Ziggy Olbert, ing champion." ARMSTRONG TIRES Players responded, reported to the Hollywood club of . Loa Angelee; Crawford Henry of year means another one next year. said the ctop. "Go ahead." Ksiley is the lone individual to Kloter 112, Tom Greer 110. vice president; Mildred and Howie The hard-swinging Clark is de Made right here In Connecticut. Direct savings to you! .More Authority the Pacific Coast League. Atlanta, Oa.; William Hoega Jr., WANTED l-'ull lifetime road hazard guarantee. No We need to bring up rookies to Branch Rickey called the duster consistently stand against this of Berkeley, Calif.; Lsury Nagler Hansen, secretary and Bernice and scribed this way by his manager, limit as to time or mileage. Front End But . . . don't all teams have "How do you figure you’re en Marv Jenson: specialty coaches ? What’s differ hold the pace: a purpose pitch. "When you throw mark. Only A,n*rican to win the of North Hollywood, Calif.; Den- U.S. MIXED DOUBLES Reg Cartwright, treasurer, Man to drive delivery truck titled to a ralae going from the it." the Mahatma told hla pitch race in the past 16 years, the Pacing the partlcipanta) were "Clark has only one thing in ent about the Cubs? Well . . . each ‘.'I still don’t know of anybody nis Ralston Of Bakerafi*Id, Calif. and to help In automotive^ In sporta who ha* been able to majors to the minors?" the msn- ers, "let it serve a purpose." Th* Groton, Gdnn., schoolteacher had Whitney Reed, of Alameda. Calif., Elaine Beckett 193, Helen Gould mind and that is to knock the TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS GIVEN ON ALL TIRE SALES Special Cub coach has more authority. ager asked in amazement. other guy out. I just hope and parts store. All benefits, 46- Normally a coach wrho believes a buy a champion. You have to work purpose, Joe Garagiola maintains, three second places to go with hla and Marty Riesaen of Hinsdale 193-464, Shirley Hendrickson 454, RHAM Nine Loses at It and earn it. And we did it "Well, If I stayed up there,” re is to separate head and shoulders. triumph in a stretch broken last ni. Carl Gloss 215-556, John Dietrick- pray he doe.'Mi’t hit the ring po.st hour week. Apply for appli R«9. $12.50 player is failing can’t rap the play plied the Babe, "I could sit on the with a wild swing. * BRAND NEW er: he has to tell the manager to thla year." Stu Miller la a pitcher who year when blisters and leg cramps sen 210, Jim Clarke 205, Bill To East Hampton cation at (I) AUGN l''RONT END bench. Here, you’ll put me to throws slow, slower and slowest, forced him out. Gabbey 200, SWede Hendrickson "And as for the referee, he'd do it. With the Cubs, any of the work." ORAIIEFUL TO PHILS better be ready to duck , at all SAFETY SPECIALS FOR COMPACTS coaches can put on the heat with prompting Garry Schumacher of Big Training Edge 566.'- (2) BALANCE FRONT a Looking for Wedge Hebron — Scoring in four of the times.” WHEEUl—REG. 84.00 out asking the head man. I *I Pitcher* Swing the Giants’ front office to call the The Finns have a major train aix Innings In which they batted, SCHIEBEL BROS. Garagiola spins his. favorite little righthander’s fast ball "the ing edge on Kelley. For the past St. Louis (/P)—Southpaw Curt Center St. and Proctor R4. BALANCE (3) CHECR FRONT WHEEL Asked who ha* authority to fine yams for Maco’s "Baseball’’ by Simmons of the St, Louis Card! HOUDAY MIXED Hampton High’s baaeball team Sophomore Ron Prior i.s re ALIGN The Pacific Coast League haa Wells Fargo pitch — it come# to month thwy have run 20 miles In 3IANCHESTEB BEARINGS a man ? , I Murray Olderman. nals drew a laugh when he said A1 Bujaucius paced the men trounced RHAM, 18-0, in the garded as a coming swimming 2 WHEELS "Any coach." he said. revived John Heydleria 33-year-old you by easy stages. the morning and 20 In the after with a 141 single while the wom <4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM suggestion to substitute a batter George Strickland of the In noon in the seclusion of Foster, he owed a debt of gratitud* to th* Charter Oak Conference opener for star as a 220-yard frecstyler on Were any player* fined in spring dians took a pitch across the Philadelphia Phillies, the team en’s best were by Joy Briggs 118- both teams. X seven-run fourth the Dartmouth team. FRONT END training? In the pitcher’s turn in the batting R. I., farmlands. An interpreter order. Heydler proposed the rule In knees, low—or so the Inflelder that cut him adrift last season, 138—339, Anne Twerdy 121, Bar frame was the big Wining for the Adjust ALL FOUR ONLY "None." Monday’* Homer* calU the terrain "Much like that bara McConvllle 111, Nancy Yost 1928 when he waa president of the thought. The umpire boomed. of Finland." fSrst of all," said the seven-game visitors. Caster Premium quality, tube- Himsl said he liked the systeni winner, "I’d like to thank John 116, Alice Gagnon 110-117, Pat Dave and Ed Bazar paced the because “everyone o f . us has re- National League. It was turned "Strike twol” George started (Season -Total# In Parentheses) Still America’s premier mara leeo black. do'wn by the owners more than a Quinn (PhilUe General Manager) Annum 114. victors. The fornier^had a double Adjiut $C.95 sponsIbtlUy.” walking toward the dugout. AMERICAN LEAGUE thoner who proved It by winning generation ago and it won't galh for making it a wonderful year and two singles to drive In tliree Oamber OAOxIS, 5.90x16, The players have no criticism of "Hey, where 'are you going?” the Nationals and opUegglng the with Hre purchase. In much giround now If a survey of the umpire asked. * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. A ^ IL 18, 1961 PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 18. 1961 Apartmenta— Flatis— Houses For Sale 72 Houses For SaK 72 Suburban For Salt 75 Five Questions B Y >F A G A LY and SHORTEN Boats and Accoaaoriea 46 Household Goods SI Tenements 63 SIX ROOM Cape Cod style home, BOX MOUNTAIN DRIVE—Vernon. TO SETTLE estate —reasonably About Town Vemon Child Killed Business Services Offered IS t h e r e o u g h t a b e a l a w 4 bedroom Cape, full ehed dormer, priced 6 room bouse, main high FOB SALE — Folding flrejilkce D bpkVILLE — S4 Orove Street, full dormers, 1% baths, fireplace, MotTle Blmoncelll of TelcbttviUe 16 FOOT BRISTOL, 28 h.p. elec combination windowe, Nice neigh 1% bathe, 2-car garage, lot way thres acres of land, newly Pointed Up by CX)SMA APPUANCB Sonrtco—Bo tric Evlnrude, completely equip screen end andirons, 18, complete. ( wen furnished two room apart decorated, new beating system. will thow ilidez of Japan at a pieet- bors, immediate occupancy. Lo 172x360, $17,900. Belflore Agency, Ing Of the Mothera Club of Center • pain all makea rotricoraton. A nO mom tW ff W tfftE PUTTlNa HIM OUT TO ped. Tap with side, aft curtelne, CeU m 8-6518. ment, also single room. Call TR MI 8-5121. Csu Ml 8-3785 week days. While Crossing Street A i LTHI SiMS CA0DL«60«E VWWTO THIRE 6-9694. Inquire .Apartment 9. cated in the Rolling Park area. Confregational Church tomorrow frooiara, waalili^ machinea, dry FASTURE OUESS V/HNriHM FfiCEEVlT HIM traUer. S u 8-8673. ROdBRS' SICVBRWARB in fac Phone owner at MI 9-6418. Cuba Invasion CLASSIFIED era raiifoa oil ahd gaa burners. THlBC6Srfil0«ST8«FWAI VERMONT real eitate for sale. at B p.m. in the Federation Room MI hOOSS. AD work guaranteed. tory —aled oartone, 80-plece Summer homes, camps, lake shore et the church. Mra. Simoncelli. a little girl who was crosalng AQOLO^MATCHf Ice for 6, regular M9, eacrifl— TWO ROOM furnished apartment, EIGHT ROOM brlCk ranch-caps, 2 Wuit«l>-RMl BsUto 77 , aOCKWA’ICHlHO.^"’ Building Materials 47 full baths, full basement. 2-car property, woodlots. Fenton W. Tokyo native, will aocompany her the highway to join a friend was (Contintied from F e (e Om ) (COMPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu- ^ iW/EQMMO'TlItTIME.SAWltgOM! HOPE WOU'LU yiEAR ITlH $28. ExceUent Mother’e Day gift. first floor. Phone Ml 9-8746. Chester, broker, Box 122, Lyndon. huaband to ditcu u flower ar- killed yeeterday on Rt. 83 near HSACTH! ANDMAVlTfilRVE Will deliver, BU 9-6968. garage, city water and sewerage, WISH SOMEONE to handle your ADVERTISING an B. Wolcott on automaUc dU8T«T W 0« oS )ir THU FIRM YOUR BEST BUY IS AT amesite drive, combination adn- Vermont. ranirin*. D ^ son Ave. in Vernon when ehe Involved. In Guatemele in 18M the washers, dryers *hd sleetrlc A9 AH HOURL'fREMlMDER FOUR ROOM duplex, available real ea u te? CaU me at Ml 948ao government wee cruahed. CMfT AffOBO 81W0M NROW OUrt FOR SALE—6 ptocs blond ma dowi-doort, excellent condition, wax hit by a car. rangen Va 9-6878. ______OPOURIOHS'IEARE NATIONAL May 1 automatic heat. Phone MI e a s t HARTFORD—6 room custom tor prompt and eourteoua terviee. coMcnHU'meHouROFCMr nicely, treed and landscaped, near St. Francia Xavier Mothers . Jean Sizer, 6, of Sunset Terr., The Communist# have bean try TOGETHER! hogany bedroom set, pair of g r ^ 9-1183 before 3 cape, enclosed breezewav, garage Joaepb Barth, Broker. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT HOURS 'lOUCMBfBtPLACEb. Finished Celling Tile 2Hc Bq. Ft velvet tufted fireside chairs, Kel- buB line and etores. Priced for Circle will meet tomorrow at 8:30 vvae pronounced dead on arrival ing to do to the United Statea c h a in s a w woi-k — Tree# cut. Combination Doors from 818.96 Ea. fireplace, recreation room, fenced what this country haa done to 8:15 A.M. to 4;3b PJI. Roaaonablo rstss. Call PI 8-7888 vlnator refrigerator 2 years^ old, NEW 8% extra large roome, heat, quick sale. Charles Lesperance, NEEU3ED — 8 bedroom house, p.m. at the home of Mrs. John at Rockville City Hospital. Mahogany Paneling hot water, stove, patio, incinera MI 9-7620. yard, trees, bus. Carlton W. Hutch 814,000 to $30,00b. Have several The driver of the car which hit them; EsUbitsh alUanoee cloea to between 1:80-8:80 or any Ume IS cu. ft., Pembroke table, hand ins. MI 9-5132. Smith, 288 Autumn St. Co-host- from 14c 8q. Ft. made, g w n antique satin drapes tor, parking, adults, $100. MI qualified buyers. Carlton W. the girl, Mrs. Julia P. Boheher, 64, American shorea. The United Saturday or Sunday. ____ Birch Paneling 25c. Sq. Ft. MANCHESTER-Bolton line— First rates Will be Mra. Joseph Halloran roPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLa !^IF IED ADVT. and cornice for picture window, 9-8750. Hutetams, Ml 9-6182. of 68 Spring St., Rockville, was States has made such alUanees Framing, Truckloads $100 Per M’ time on market. 6 room ranch, 1% FOUR BEDROOM modified ranch, and Mra. Francia Leary. with some of Russta’a cloaeat A RETIRED upholsterer from the pair of Overlay lamps,^ custom 5-2, dining room, steel beam con charged with negligent homicide. shop can take care of all your up Sheathing, 5000* Minimum MI 9-8896. FOR RENT—8 rooms and garage, baths, hot water oil heat, fire SELLING? Buying? Trading? No neighbors. $94 Per M' made shades. Call ' oil heat, stove and refrigerator, place, combination windows and structlon, garage, trees, bus, The executive board of the Man- Tolland County Coroner Bernard holstering needs at a great aav Bow'ers School, $18,900. Carlton matter what your~needs may be. J. Ackerman ordered M’rs. Boucher If Castro falls. It would not be PLEASE READ YOUR AD lnga. CH 2-2378. ______Bllnde from $5 Per Pair Three Rooms of Furniture central, $125 per month. Gall MI doors, 2-car garage, approximate Mitten can fit them like a glove. cheater 'Women’s OOP Club will surprising to see Russia, or Ita 8d Common Nalla $9.25 Per Keg 9-4420 after 7 p/m. ly one acre of land. Owner trans W. Hutchins, MI 9-5182. Free Inspection upon request. Call meet tomorrow at the home of released without bond for court OMirned or -W -t Adi" « ’. ! ! ! FROM MODEL HOME appearance May 2. emissaries, create a Crisis fo r the ______*niA ■dverttoer should rsud his sd the F IB S l u a * it AMESTTE DRIVEWATS construct Dutch Doors $28.95 Be. ferred. Priced for quick sale and $13,800—THREE acres, immaculate the EUswortb Mitten -Agency, Mrt. Truman Crtmdall, 58 White United States elsewhere. It’s been BBPOET CRROBS Im Itoo ft»r tbo ooxt ed — resurfaced — aealed.. Ml CASH 'N CARRY occupancy. Charles Lesperance, Realtors, Ml 8-6980. St., at 8 p.m. Vernon Chief ConstMle Edmund „Cost Over $700 expandable Cape, shed dormer F. Dwyer, said the little girl ap stalling on a ^cease-fire in Laos, Umponsible for only ONE taeorrect or omitted 3-6915. KITCHEN CABINE3T8—CALL our Business /Locations MI 9-7620. fireplace, garage, trees. Carlton for instance. It could turn Laoe S i S ? mJSSSilemeit mid Se. only to tho «tenl of . Office For Rent 64 WE BUY and sell. Please call this parently started to cross the road SPRING CLEAN-UP-AtUca cel NEVER BEEN USED SIX ROOM ranch, 2 baths, 2-car W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. office for speedy service. J. D. Patt matronz of Temple Chap west to east., as the southbound into a furnace. n od ” Innertlon. E rro« which do not ** WALL PANELS AND TRUSSES ter. Order of Baitern Star, will lars, garages, yards, burning bar S$Je Price $888 STORE FOR rent on Spruce St. garage, bullt-lna, porch, city water Realty, 470 Main Street, MI 3-5129. car neared her. She was hit about ' Liast Saturday, three (Cuban air win not ho corrected hy ”mnhe good” tnoerOon. NOBODY—BUT NOBODY $1S,’900 — SEVEN room Colonial, 4 meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the rels empbed, vacant houses Reasonable end parking in the and sewerage, fully insulated, three feet from the shoulder of the bases were! attacked from the air UNDERSELLS NATIONAL bedrooms, nice lot. trees, central' home of Mrt. Joseph Gallant, 89 by bombers. Two of the plane# cleaned. Barreia for sale. M A .M Pay Only $4 Week rear. Call Ml ?-8jn9, 21C Spruce plastered walls, excellent location, ly located. Carlton W. Hutchini, highway. She was dragged a con Rubbish Removal Service, Ml The Yard Selected by Parents’ heavily treed lot. must be seen to Olcott Dr. Co-ho8teatea will bit later landed in Florida where one SOCK cxwperatiot wnx 0! I w j 3.2711 Magazine SL Ml 9-5182. Legal Notice siderable distance, he said. BE APPBECXATED h ^ lU I 9-9757. Sacrificing complete bedroom, be appreciated. 30-day occupancy. Mrt. Jamea Lewla and Mrt. Rachel On the other side of the street of the pilota said he and his com complete living room and U ^ an EXCELLENT spot for any business Charles Lesperance, Ml 9-7620. BOLTON Tllden. Jean Sizer' panions had deserted the Cuban STEPS. SIDEWALKS, atone walls, NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. DCCBCG ON LIMITATION OF was 10-year-pld Diane Stark, also decorator furniture from model dis or office. Center of town, plenty Brook, shrubs, trees provide pic CLAIMS of Sunset Terr., who was deliver Air Force and attacked before de fireplaces, flagstone terracee. 'TkankLicr 881 STATE STREETT, play home. We will give you free of parking, MI 9-5229 9-5. FIVE ROOM ranch, full basement, AT A COURT OF PROBATK holdtn Mist Marilyn Taylor, daughter parting. Automobiles for Sale Work done at reasonable prices. NORTH HAVEN. CONN. turesque setting for this spacious ing papers. Jean was starting to ' Lost and Found MRS.raMURfHlf/, delivery aijd free storage up to one 2 fireplaces, plastered walls, full (app. 1.400 sq. ft.) custom built At Covfiury within and ^or jthe Diitrict of Mr. and Mrt. Allan S. Taylor of This raid apparently was an at MI 3-0796 CHestnut 8-2147 STORE—245 Spruce and corner of insulation, ceramic tiled bath, city o( Coventry on th« l7th day o( Aprih cross the road to join her, accord Man Charged 1997 MGA ROADSTER, radio, heat tVJISSVAUIBm year.______ranch (1949). 7 rooms all opening A.D . 1961. 1 . 56 Henry St., haa been appointed ing to Dwyer. tempt to destroy whatever planet LOST—Female German ShejdienJ. Eldridge, formerly Firato’s—860 water and sewerage. Immediate Present Hon. Elmore Turkini^n, license 2718, vicinity Manchester- er wire wheels. Center Motor TREE PRUNI^Ig , removal and lot ASSORTED USED lumber, build occupancy. Charles Lesperance, from hall Include 8 twin size bed a hall president at Mount Holyoke Mra. Boucher told Dwyer and Castro had left. Two days later; Saiee, new location 634 Center St„ NORMAN’S sq. ft. Excellent for small business rooms. pecky cypress paneled den. Esq., Judae. Oollege, where she ia a junior. She The invasion. They eeemed linked. Vemcm tow-n line. Children's pet. clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr., ing and plumbing supplies, radia 448 HARTFORD ROAD or office. Only $50 per month. In- MI 9-7620. On motion of Robert Gv Girard. Ad Constables Edwin R. Carlson and In Threat on MI 3-1591. Open evenings; i n 9A053. tors, pipes and fire hricks, doors 13x13 dining rooni, 21x14 living ministrator eta. Coventry. Conn., on tha la a graduate of Manchester High That still doesn’t explain why Re^'ard. MI 9-6021.______MI 8-1824 • quire Woodland Gardens, ' 168 estate of Ethel Mary Avery, late of Frank P. Souza she had noticed and windows. Open daily 8:30-6 NEW BEAUTIFUL 7 room co room, fireplace, large kitchen with School. the girl on the edge of the road April 17 was the target date. 1955 FORD 9 passenger station LAWN MOWERS, all types ■harp Millinery Dressmaking 19 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 Before you buy furniture any Woodland St. MI 3-8474. dishwasher and disposal. I 'i baths. Coventry within said district, deceased. p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock lonial, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, This Court doth decree that six but did not think she was going to Wife^s Life Perhaps the Invaders decided wagon. VA engine, standard trans. ened and repaired. G. Snow, 888 where—shop at Norman’s. Full'basement. 2-car garage, I'i months be allowed and limited for the Stein Club membert will make now or never in fear that If they Annoanceoenta 2 MANCHESTER housewives! Do FURNITURE finisher trainee— re Place off North Main St. Choman’s OFFICE FOR rent 500 sq. 1% ceramic tiled baths, large cross It. mission, radio. heater, ‘ 2-tone Summit. Tel. Ml 3-4531. DRESSMAKING end elteretlons on Housewrecking, MI 0-2^2. porch, city water and sewerage, acres, under $25,000. creditors of sAId estate to exhibit their ticket returns from the dance, waited much longer Castro might you know the Power Of An sponsible man who wants oppor 100% Main Street location claim s ai^athflt the sam e to the Adm in The fatality Is the first pede m O E R A L in c o m e taxea pre paint, white sidewalls. $795. ’Cen ladies' clothing, children's .cloth amesite drive, hot water oil heat, Walton W, Grant Ageno.v scheduled for Saturday night, to- A Manchester man, who police bj too well armed to be overcome. LAWN MOWEaiS sharpened and hour? An Avon Representative tunity to learn a trade. Apply Wearing Apparel— Fura 57 MI 8-6419 or Ml 3-7614. istrator ahd directs that public notice strian fatality In Vemon In seven pared with your aavlnga In m ^ . ter Motor Sales, new location 634 ing a specialty. Also draperies and large family room, heavily treed Lillian Grant, Realtor MT 3-ltS3 be fiven of this order by adverlisinR In morrow at 8 p.m. at the VFW said had threatened to shoot his There have been repealed reports Center Street. MT 3-1991. Open repaired, sales and service, pick earns $2 to $8 an hour in her free Watkins Bros., Service Manager, years, Reasonable rates. ChU MI h A m . evening gowns made. Prices rea- Diamonds— W atche^- TWO LACE IdenUcal bridesmaid’s lot. Charles Lesperance. Ml 9-7620. a newspaper havtna a circulation in Post Home. wife with a shotgun, was arrest on this for weeks: evenings. up and delivery. Complete line of wmable. MI 9-9988. time. You earn as you learn — 936 Main St. PACKAGE OF JOY said district, and by posting a copy Jean was bom in Hartford. April Jewelrjr 48 dresses, slie 18 and 14, o m .Houses For Rent 6.5 hereof on the public sign post In said ed yesterday Hfternoon at his| That a numbr of Cubans ha've A.L.A.l - a u t o m o b il e LEGAL Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, and make new friends along the 25, 1955, a daughter of John Jr MALE HELP wanted — Exper one- turquoise, $10 each. Call MI GENTLEMAN’S farm with city Sweet little sweetie with white Town of Coventry nearest the place The Connecticut Tufts Cflub of home. I teen trained as jet pilots in the Association, Special Representa 1959 CHEVROLET 2-door Bel Air, garden and lawn auppllea. L A M way. Why don’t You._ put Your FOR LEIASE — Manchester— 20 conveniences. Approximately 1% where the deceased last dwelt. and Phyllis Hurlburt Sizer. ienced polisher. Engraving De LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelers — 9-9087. picket fence and a great big yard Tufts University Alumni will hold William T. McBride, 39, of 12 satellites and that Castro has re tive, CliHord W. Barnett, 28 Otis VA engine, automatic transmis Equipment Corporation, Route 88 Moving— ^Trucking— extra hours Into a business of Franklin St. 5 room home, oil hot acres land, fruit and shade trees, Certified from Record. She attended St. John’s Episco partment. Apply or call. Stafford Repairs, adjusts watchea etmrt- with trees. Loringly cared for. 4 ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. Main St., was charged with breach ceived from behind the Iron Cur 6t.. Manchester, Conn., Ml 8-7<2t. sion, radio and heater, 11,495. Cen Vertion. Conn. TR 6-7609. yoUr own so you can enjoy better outside fireplace. 3-car garage Its annual banquet and election of pal Church ani Vemon Center kin Storage 20 Printers. Inc., Stafford Springs, ly. Reasonable prices. Om h ’Tues water heat, rec room, city utlli neat rooms, plus pine paneled of peace and was later released tain a batch of jet planes which ter Motor Sales, new location 634 Uving? Call BU 9-4922. 58 ties, $125 per month, 3 months in with workshop, 2 chicken coope. 7 officers April 27 at 8:30 p.m. at dergarten. HEAVY DUTY Rotottller service Conn, overland 4-2711. day through Saturday, Thursday Wanted— To Buy 10x11 enclosed porch, which has AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at Under $2,000 bond for appearance are still in crates, waiting to be FREE 10 lbs. of Maine potatoes to Center Street, MI 3-1591. Open IdANCHESTER Package Delivery. evenings. 129 Spruce St. Ml 9-4887. advance. Lawrence F. Flano, full rooms, large kitchen with Stone Haven on Rt. 6 In Farming- Besides her parents, she is sur 8 triple-tract aluminuit^ storms, Coventry, within and for the district of in Circuit Court, Manchester, on assembled. the first 500 customers with the eveninga. for hire—lawns and gardens. Call Light trucking and package deliv WE BUY. SELL or tnule anUque broker. Ml 3-2766. birch cabinets, oil heat, sunporch Coventry, on the 17th day of April. A.D, ton. vived by three I rothers. John CLERK TYPIST screens—a delightful summer din May 4. At the United Nations yesterday purchase of $2 or more for the i n 9-3920. ery; Refrigeratore, waabers and and used furniture, china, glass, combination windows and doors. ing room. Full basement, laundry 1961. Sizer HI. James Sizer and Jeffrey opening week at the Farmer s Help Wanted— with Present Hon. Elmore Turkmgton. Police said they received a oiUl Adlai Stevenson denied an offen stove moving specialty Folding Garden— Farm— Dairy silver, picture frames SIX ROOM house for rent Home in excellent condition. Chty connections. Convenient to bus and Judge. The Hartford County Fire Sizer; two sisters. Judith Sizer and Market. 819 E. XUddle Turnpike, GARDENS PLOWED and har Full-Time Male or Female 37 ■saying that McBride, who had sive had been launched from this chairs (or rent. Ml 9-0TS2. Products 50 coins, old dolu and guns, bobby option to buv, on bus line. Call water and sewerage, amesite shopping. Under $13,000. Estate of Jeanne Alda While, late of Emergency Plan will hold the Joan Sizer: her paternal grand across the street from Shady Glen. WE NEED GOOD rowed, no job too small. Phone MI MI 3-8342. Ci'veiiiry in said district, deceased. parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert been drinking, was waiting inside country against Cuba. And yes-_ PRODUCTION control clerk, high coUectlons, atUc contents or whole drive. All this for $17,500. Charles Walton W. Grant Agency monthly meeting at the Co. 3 fire-1 Opening Thursday, April 20, with 9-5951. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Oo. Local- A regional .claim office for a EASTORN STATTSS Parmerlp Ex estates. Furniture Repair Service, l.'lH-n application of Gilford While. Sizer of Hartford; and her mater I he hoii.se for hl.s wife to come terday Secretary of State Rusk well known- Hartford Insurance school education, typing, ahop and Lesperance. Ml 9-7620. Lillian Grant, Realtor MT 8-1153 pra>ing that letters of administration house in Wethersfield at 8 p.m. a complete line of fresh fruits and CLEAN USED CARS e» ---- V — moving, packing, storage. Low change, Buckland is now open TalcottvUle, Conn. TeL MI 8-7449. be granted on said estate, as per ap tomorrow. Eighth District firemen nal grandparents. .Mr. and Mrs homo and that he had a shotgun. again stated the U.S. policy of company will be established soon general office experience helpful. 68 vegetables from farm to you. rate on long distance moves to daUy and all day Saturdays from Wanted To Rent SOUTH WINDSOR—Year old 3 bed plication on file, it is f planning to attend are requested Allen H. Hurlburt of Cornwall Patroiman Charles Morncau i non-intervention. Hlgheat prices paid. You Household Services 88 stat—. Peraonallsed —rvlce. Ml In Manchester. Interesting and di Iona Mfg., Regent St. room ranch, 1% baths, garage, ORDERED; That the foregoing ap and Emanuel Motnla went to the But he avoided any flat commlt- 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. MI 3-5123. WORKING couple desire 4-room BOLTON-COVENTRY LINE plication be heard and determined at to meet al the North End fire F\meral serviees.will be iield at Offered 13-A versified work offered to recent Rooms Without Board 59 full cellar, large living room, .lohn'.s house and found McBride sitting n.ent that this country is not giv may have what we re looking 8-6187, CH 7-1428. apartment in Manchester, Good the Probate office in Coventry in said house at 7. Eighth District Chief I ” a.m. Wednesday at -St P e n o n a lf high school graduate, all company kitchen, dinette, half acre, shade District, on ihe 1st day of M ay. A D. Episcopal Church. The Rev. Janic'h in a corner of the living room ing back-door aid to the rebels. for. Get In touch with ua today. A RETIRED upholsterer from the Situations Wanted— tcnVEJLY furnlah’id room references. Box M, Herald, Only $13,600 John Merz is president of the or MANCHESTESt Moving and Truck benefits, modem office. For ap Fertilizers 50-A ATTRAC freed lot. Assume VA mortgage. 1961. at 10:30 o’clock in the forenoon, L. Grant, rector, will officiate. with tile gnn across his lap. Nor did Pteaident Kennedy at hla ELECTROLUX Salea and Service, shop can take care of all your up ing Company. Local and long dis pointment call Mr. Josephson Female 38 for gentleman^ kitchen privUeges, and lhat notice be given to all persons ganization. oonded remwBentaave. A lfi^ $1,600 down, $112 monthly Includes I-arge, clean, 5-room ranch, plas interested in said estate of the pen-, p-riends may call at the Ladd Fu Molola grabbed the gun and un news conference last week say the holstering needs at a great s*v- tance moving, packing and ator- Hartford JA 2-7172. Ext. 233. CLEIAN COW manure. Delivered. private entrance, parking. Inquire everything. Being transferred. dency of said application and the time U.S. would not help anti-Castro AmeU, 208 Henry 8$. t W. MI m o r i a r t y b r o t h e r s MOTHER IN Bolton area will care Farm and Land For Sale 71 tered walls, 11x14 kitchen. 12x22 nerai Home, 19 Ellington -Ave. cocked it before McBride realized Ings. CH 2-2378. aga Regular aervice throughout $5 and $10 loads. Excellent for at 169 Maple 8k Owner, MI 4-0346. living room with fireplace, 3 bed and place of hearing thereon, by pub from 7 to 9 p m. today. CoiUribu the policemen were in the house, rebels. > 8-0850. ______tftw Elngland States and Florida. PART-TIME experienced bookkeep for child days In her home. MI gardens, lawns, shrubs, MI 8-7804, lishing a copy of this order in some 301 Center Street FOR SALE—40 acres, including rooms. master bedroom 11x14, oil newspaper having a circulation in said Pipe Bids Asked tions mav be made to the Memorial and Morncau quickly handcuffed He said neither Americana nor WEAVING of Buma. moth ooles Ml 84663. er with some knowledge of typing 9-6582. MI 9-8731. LARGE, Neat front bedroom, very MANCHESTER — Older 5-room VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In and tom clothing, boeiery runs, for work In Manchester. Write near C>nter, private home, refer fine 4 acre open field,, nice wood hot water heat, walk-out basement, district, at least five days before the Building’ Fund of St. John liim. Motnla said the .410 shotgun American armed-forccs would in my own home thop. FOrUr yeura land about 36 acres. All bounded house on Florence Street, sold with % acre of privacy. day of said hearing, to appear if they tervene in Cuba. handbags repaired, Mppier re Box P, Herald. ences required. Ml 9-4966.______sep cause at said time and place and For Two Drains (Jhurch. was loaded witli both barrels factory experience. All makea, by road on two sides. Located extra lot of record, 50x150, for But the New York Time* said placements. umbrellas repaired, Painting— Papering 21 Doga— ^Birds— Pets 41 Household Goods ' 51 $13,500. BeUiore Agency, MI he heard relative thereto, and make cocked, ready to fire. low rates, free eatttnatea, fa— EXPERIENCED snd/or qualified SINGLE bedroom with parking Nathan Hale Road, Town of Cov return to this court, and send a like Motola and Morncau said Mc flatly Cuban exiles for nine months men's shirt collara reversed and 3-5121. vLAWRENCE F. FIANO copy by certified mail to: Bids for different sizes of rein pickup and delivery. Mr. Idler, 1953 PLYMOUTH hy-drive, asking replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend EXTERIOR AND tafterior painting, nursery school teacher for 3 and FREE!—Exceptionally cute kittens TORO LAWNMOiyERS at reduced with or without board, 63 Union entry. Mike Netenosky, South St., Bride was uncooperative, wouldn't have trained in this country and looking for a home. Call MI Mrs. Irene Narci 3551 Kadcl Drive, forced concrete pipe for conq|ruc- Woman Sue JA 2-1471. $125. >n 4A192. ing Shop. decorating, ceilings, floors, paper 4 year old groups. Fully equipped prices. Ride, rotary, reel models St., North End. P h «ie M l 9-2469. Coventry, PI 2-7777. Realtor MI 3-2766 Bethlehem. Pa.. talk, and resisted them when they Central America for invasion. hanging, Bteaming. Clean work school room and playground. 9-9613. with wind-tunnel grass bag attach 8 LARGE ROOMS Mr. Lionel Mayer.' 16 Spruce Street. tion of two storm drains will be tried to remove him from the What still Isn’t clear is how WANTED—Riders to Pratt A Whit ROOMS FOR RENT—Ladies only, Winchendon. Mass.. 1959 OLDSMOBILE 88 8 door PLAT FINISH HoUand window manship. EYee estimates. No job School term October through May. ment. Marlow's, Inc., 867 Main, Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 For Fall on Walk cnii.ser at the rear of Ihe police many Cubatrs share the anti- ney, first shift, from Coventry, A.K.C EINGUSH black nlnlature single or double rooms, all conven Houses For Sale 72 Mr. Armand J. Mayer. 12»16 Alberton. opened Monday at 11 a.m. in the sedan, radio, heater, power steer . shades made to measure. a U too small. John Verfaille, MI So. Windsor Cooperative Nursery M l 9-5221. Located near school and recrea Apt. 4. Redwood Cilv. Calif. Castro feelings of the rebel*. The ■ome side roads. Tel. PI 2-8022. poodle, seven weeks old, out of iences, central location. Call MI municipal building. station. ing, power brakes, very clean, metal Venetian blinds at a new 8-2521. School CaU Mrs. Robert Laurie at $12,600—SIX room cape,.full base tional park, city water and sewer Ei.MORK Tl’RKlNiJTON. Judge. Mra. Annie McLagan, 1 Main When informed of the alleged invaders will have their hands full made while you Emmrill, Fonclalr and Piperscroft 9-8031 between 2-S p.m.______age, oil steam heat, sunporch. nice NEW LISTING The board of directors voted $1,795. Center Motor Sales. . new low price. -Keys MI 4-025?. ment, combination windows and St., notified tile town through licr tlirctit on her life, Mrs, McBride If moat of the Cuban people are lines. A show prospect. Messiah USED irURNlTURB. Ml 8-7449. lot, gofjd condition throughout. STATK OF rONNKCTin T $70,000 for pie projects last week. location 634 Center Street, MI wait. Marlow’s. EIXTEIRIOR and Interior painting. ROOM "TOR rent, genUeman pre doors, amesite drive, shade trees, went into Restate of shock, po pro-Castro. Automobiles for Sale 4 Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. WOMAN WHO can drive ... .If you Kennels. B.' Minney, MI 9-9793. Could converted into two-family 2-family home. 10 rooms, close to SUPERIOR COURT. County of Hart- One is on Woodbridge St.. Hud attorney, Allan D. Thori-ia.s, that 3-1591. Open evenings. 30 days occupancy Marion E. Bridfiret’ a i April 6. 1961. * lice said. The couple has been Cuba haa had a long history of DICK’S WEUtTHERSTRIP Com Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. would enjoy working 3 or 4 hours ferred. Telephone in room. house. Owner transferred. Priced Main Street and St. son St.. William St. Tlie Jarvis she will seek damage.s from the OLDE2t CARS mechanics epe- STERILIZEID used furniture and Shower. MI 3-7908. Robertson, Broker. Ml 3-595$. (I3iurch. lifetime siding. 2-car® ga Philip H. K^nn^way vs. Artna B. town in connection with injuries sopar.ated for some time, and until dictatorship, and revolts. The anti- pany doors and windows, custom Floors. Good clean workmanship. a day calling regularly each at only $13,800. Kenneway. a.k.a. Anna Paw^lcsyk La- Construction Co. bid $33,660 on Cuban exiles in this country ciala, flxit yourself cars, always Live Stock— Vehicles 42 appliances, excellent condition. rage and well landscaped yard. K^nneway. •she received after a fall on a .side Saturd’iy McBride lived in Rock Auto Dtlvlnk School 7 -A work guaranteed. Call collect WU- Elilly insured. Reasonable rates. month on a group of Studio Girl 218 WOODBRIDGE—115,600, cozy, the project. a good selection. Look behind our NEW bronze/brass and chrome PLEASANT, sunny foom in private Selling at bank appraisal of $14,200. NoiiC4» to Anna B. Kennoway. aka ville. He ret\irned to hla Man range from right to liberal, to say UmanUc. HA 8-1196. Leo Pelletier, MI 9-6326 or MI Cosmetic clients on a route to be homey, 7 rooms, bath, lavatory, CHARLES LESPERANCE Anna Paw*lczvk Lavall^f' K<‘nn^way. The other project is on Wood- walk. ofQce. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. SADDLE HORSES for sale; also dinette sets, mattresses, and other home, near Center and shopping. Evenings Mr. Hayes, MI 3-0627. Mrs. McLagan claims that a chester home at that time. the least. Last month they got MORITOCK’S Manchester'a lead 9-5082. established in and around Man Western saddles and bridles. May Many privileges, including park steam gas heat, fireplace, freezer, Upon the romplalnt of the plaintiff bridge St.. N. Elm St,. Phelps Rd. together in a coalition oall^ the HAROLD A SONS, Rubblali remov Items, 30%-40% off. Credit terms, MI 9-7620 in the abovp entUleil action, j raLsed sidewalk .slab on N. Main Thev have four children. GOLDEN HAWK, 1956, original ing driving ecbool. Three skiUed chester, and are willing to make be seen Saturday or Sunday. 63 ing. MI 9-736L______stove, 2-car garage, amesite drive. The E. J. Haverty Co., One., bid revolutionary council. al, cellara, and attics cleaned. EXTERIOR AND Interior painting. no down payment. LeBlanc E\irnl- WARREN E. HOWLAND, praying: for reasons therein »ei $10,340. St., east of North St., caused her Packard V-8 motor. ExceUent con courteous Instructors. Clasa room A^ea, papers, all rubblah. Harold light deliveries, etc., write to New Bolton Road. MI 9-5951. ture Hospital, 195 South Street, Abundant shade, evergreen, fruit MANCHESTER—4-year-old beauti forth. for a Derreo under Sec This togethernea* may laat no CeUlngs refinished. Pkpernanglng. TWIN BEDROOM, Depot Square, Realtor tion 46-22 of the (general Statutes Both construction bids include | to fall 'Tuesday. April 11. at li30 There have been 17 Roman ditlon. Call Ml 9-5110. instructions for 18, 17 year olds. Hoar. MI 9-4084. Studio Girl Ojsmetics, Dept A-6, Rockvillo,- n i 5-2174. Open 9-9, trees. Wide frontage. 400 foot ful 5-room ranch, enclosed porch, longer than' It takes to crush Cas Telephone BSr. Mortlock, Director Wallpaper books. Estimates given. Glendale, Calif. Route will pay up businees block, free parking. Tel. of the Stat*» of Connecticut. Revision of estimates of how much the town p.m. She received a broken nose, Catholic prelates, past and present Saturday tUI 6. We buy houselots depth, exclusive Escott, Ml full basement, beautifully land 1958. that the real estate commonly tro. Then who wins, if they wbi, PONTIAC 1959— 2-door hardtop, of Driver Education. Ml 9-7898. FHilly covered by insurance. Cafl to $3.50 per hour In commissions Articles For Sale 45 Mr. Keith, MI 9-8191. MI 3-1108 will have to pay after the hid a broken shoulder and other in- raised to the . nk of cardinal in SLIP COVERS expertly made, of furiilture. 9-7683. scaped. city water and sewer/ Call known as 14 Little Street. Manchester. is anyone’s gpiess. fully equipped, immaculate, must chairs, $12 plus material. CaU Edward R. Price, Ml 9-1003. Conn., shall belong to the Plaintiff, re opening on pipe Monday. ' jurie.s. the United States. LARSON'S Connecticut's first 11 MI 3-6454 or ADams 6-1241. turnable before the above named Court seU, will help finance. MI 9-7894 anytime. Ml 9-1154. TELEPHONE solicitors, exper HOME MADE ravloU, fresh or KING’S FURNTTimB Department HOLLYWOOD SECTION —8 room MANCHESTER censed driving school trained — PLAN YOUR spring and summer frozen, 30c doz. H Pasqualini 246 Apartments— Flat*— on the first Tuesday of March. A.D.. ienced. Work from your own colonial, I ’ j baths, fireplace, hot COVENTRY—5 room ranch, full 1961. and now pending therein, and dpon Certified and approved is now of' painting now. Specializing In ex —Large selection of nationally ad WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re home. Salary paid weekly. Phone Avery Street, Wapplng. vertised furniture at low, low dis Tenements 63 water oil heat, one-car garage, cellar, fireplace. Must sell. 4%% Close Proximity an application in said action for a sub 1958 CHEVROLET convertible. fering classroom and behind terior, residential painting. Guar BU 9-5258 Or apply at Craftsman sequent order of notice, it appearing pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, count prices. Unfinished 4 drawer wall to wall carpeting, city water mortgage. Tongren, broker. Ml (New Listing) $350. TR 5-9304. wheel Instruction for teenagers. anteed workmanship, f u ^ In Homes. 140 Route 5, So. Windsor. LAWN MOWERS—Toro Jacobsen, GENERAL RENTAL agency. J. D. that the residence of the defendant is guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4537, Pot- knee-hole desk only $14.88; break and sewerage, amesite drive, en 3-6321. unknown, and that all reasonable, ef MI 9-6075. terton's, 130 Center St. sured. Estimates cheerfuUy given. Bolens, Goodall, Ariens. Riding Realty 470 Main Street, Ml closed vard. Charles Lesperance, to schools, bus service, downtowm NEED A CAR and hqd your credit Thomas Harrison, Ml 9-2497. fast sets from $27.77; Danish wal forts have been made since the institu STTINOGRAPHER —Legal exper mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldamatic 8- 6129.' ______■ ______MI 9-7620. MANCHESTER—3 bedroom Cape, Manchester makes this spotless 6 tion of said action to ascertain it. and turned down? Short on down pay PREPARE FOR driver’s teT. RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes ience. shorthand, transcription, tractors with over 21 attachments. nut lounge chair, foam cushions, have failed, that notice of the Institu PAINTINO AND paperhanging. full cellar, -spacious kitchen, fire room Colonial a desirable buy for ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class Cars, phonographs, changers electric typewriter. Salary com Used mowers and tractors. Parts just $24.88; deluxe,'Hollywood bed FOUR ROOM unheated apartment, 4 CAROL DRIVE - Rockville. $18,- tion of said action was given as re MORIARTY BROTHERS Don’t give up! See Honest Doug Good clean workmanship at reS; outfit, Innerspring construction, place. good location. Asking area minded family. Aluminum quired hy order of notice heretofore room. Three Instructors. No wait Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 mensurate with experience. Box and service. Capitol Equipment convenient location, MI 9-8590, or 650. 5 room ranch, large living issued, as of record aopears; that said las, get the lowdown on the lowest ing Manchester Driving Acade sonable rates 30 years In Man with headboard, only $49.88. Bud; U3.900. The Elsie Meyer Agency, siding, attached garage, large well days. Famous for service for 30 O, Herald. Co.. 38 Main. Ml 3-7958. MI 3-2487.______room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed realtors, AH 9-5524, AH 3-6930. landscaped lot. Transferred owner. defendant appaT^ently has not received down and amailest payments any my. PI 2-7249. years. Phone MI -9-4537. Potter chester. Raymond Fiske. MI et terms arranged. King's, Harit rooms, 1%% mortgage can be actual notice of the institution or pen where. Not a small loan or finance 9-9237. TOOL' AND equipment rentals. ford Roa'*, SIX ROOM duplex, heat, hot $19,700. Call Mr. Tyska, today at dency of this action; that notice of the ton’s. CLERK assumed. Marlon E. Robertson, TWO-FAMILY duplex, $17,600. 6-6, pendency of this-action most likely to company plan Douglas Motors, Sales and service. AP Elquipment, water, garage, stove and refrig MI 9-5306. BU 9-6500. WANTED—Painting Interior and An Albert Super Duper Special Broker, MI 3-5953. two-car garage, lot size 80x140, one come to'her attention Is that hereinafter 333 Main St. Garage— Service— Storage 10 Office experience not required Center St., Ml 9-2052. erator central, $125 a month. ordered: it is Building-Contracting 14 exterior. CeUlngs, halls, and en block to schools, shopping, and BARROWS & WALLACE ORDERED: That additional notice of Interesting ahd varied work, good $50 FREE GROCERIES Available. Call MI 3-2785 before 6. MANCHESTER—St, James’ Par- tire home. Free estimates. Rea FARM LOAM, top quality, $2 per with purchase of any 3 room outfit bus service. One side completely (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) the Institution and pend«ic.v of said ac wages, pleasant working condl Ish. 3 bedfoom ranch, paneled rec tion be given the said defendant hy 1955 BUICK Century 2-tone gray, A. A. IDION, INC. Roofing, siding, sonable rates, no obligation. Rock yard, delivered. Call Columbia AC during our Great April Sale. You THREE ROOM apartment, heat, redecorated, separate heating sys 55 E. Center St. GARAGE for rent, $5 month. 11 tions, excellent benefit program reation room, fireplace, attached tem. excellent investment. Will some proper officer or Indifferent per good condition, $450. MI 9-6866. painting. Carpentry. Alteratlana ville "rR 8-7825. 8-9323 after 4 p.m. get your groceries at the market hot water, parking space. Call Ml MI 9-5306 son causing a true and attested copV of Oak Place. MI 3-6106. and addltlona. CeUinga. Workman Apply garage, assumable 4%% mort of your choice 4-0275 after 6:80, show a return of 16% plus. Shown this notice to he published in the Mtn- 1949 CADILLAC, radio and heater. ship guaranteed 299 Autumn St. LOAM, SAND, stone, gravel and gage. Owner Ml 3-6177. by appointment only. Call the R- MANCHESTER —$13,900 rhester Evening Herald, a - newspaper FIRST NATIONAL STORES, 3 COMPLETTE F. Dimock Ckimpany. MI 9-5245. circulated in Manchester. Conn., once a Can be used for parts or on the FOR SALE—Two-car garage. Call MI 3-4860. Electrical Services 22 fill. Call Miller’s Sand and Gravel, TWO ROOMS and bath, heated MANCHESTER—Perfectly finUhed week.for two successive we*ks. rom- ROOMS OF BRAND NEW Six room colonial, built 1960, fire-, road. $50. MI 0-5038 alter 5. MI 9-5133 after 5. INC. Ml 3-8603. apartment, Oakland St., MI 6 room Cape, paneled recreation Richard F. Dimock, MI 9-6003, menctng on or before Anril 28. A.D.. BATHROOMS tiled, remodeling, FREE ESTIMATEa—Prompt serv FURNITURE 9- 5229, 9-5^______Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702, Johan place, plastered walls, city water 1961. and that return of such se^^•^ce be Park A Oakland Ave. AND APPLIANCES room, breezeway, garage, beauti made to the above named Court. 1955 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan. 8 WANTED TO RENT — Garage vi additions, recreation rooms, ice on all types o? electrical wtf DUO-THERM space heater, 3-4 na Evans, MI 9-5653. and sewers, brook, A zone lot. cylinder, standard transmission, porches. AU types of carpentry, Ing Licensed and insured. Wilson E. Hartford, Conn. room, automatic damper and in ROCKVILLE — Ideal for newly ful yard. Asking $15,900. The Elsie FURTHER ORDERED That this ac cinity Woodbridge, Parker, and The "Economy” ' Mever Agenev, realtors, MI 9-5524, tion be continued for (thirty daya> radio, heater, white sidewall tires, also cellar floors poured. CaU MI Electrical Co., Manchester, MI strucUons, excellent condition, in weds! 3% room apartment on BEAUTIFUL 6 room ranch-cape, Green P-oad. MI 9-6995. Free $60 Groceries M I'3-6930. LAWRENCE F, FIANO three months. $595. Center Motor Sales, new lo 9-4291. 9-4817 Glastonbury, ME 8-7876. storage. Ml 9-5182 evenings. 3 R o o m s ...... ti** Reed St. Heat, stove, refrigerator, full basement, 2-car garage. 2 fire Realtor MI 8-2766 Rv Order of the Court cation 634 Center St., MI 3-1591. DOMINIC A. DT CORI.ETO. Help Wanted— Male 36 The “ Honeymoon" and picnic area. 15 minutes from MANCHESTER — Exceptional 2- places, city water and sewerage, Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 Assistant Clerk. 100 NEW CARS TO CHOOSE MOM BIDWELL HOME Improvement WALLPAPER sa l e :—Fully trim Open evenings. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Free $50 Groceries Hartford. MI 9-4824, TR 6-1166. family 6-6 duplex, copper plumb knotty pine cabinets, tile bath, TRUE COPY ATTE.ST Co. Alterations, additions, ga Courses and Classes 27 BULLDOZEIR — Motor-grader and med, plastic coated, many 1961 3 ROOMS ...... $269 plastered walls, in excellent condi FOR THE THRIFTY HAROI.D T. KF4TING. Deputy Sheriff rages. Roofing and siding experts. TWO FURNISHED rooms, bed ing, city utilities. This one must be 95 Washington St 1939 HARLEY-DAVISDN complete rubber-tired scraper trainees. See patterns to choose from. C. J. The "Charm House” tion, 30 days’ occupancy, priced at IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Aluminum clapboards a specialty. M EN W A N T E D Morrison Paint Store, 885 Center room set, kitchen set. refrigera seen. Asking $19,900. The Elsie Hartford. Conn. JA K-1131. ly rebuilt, $200. Call MI 9-5637, our ad • under Classification Free $50 Groceries Meyer Agency, realtors. Ml 9-5524, only $18,700. Charles Lesperance, If you are interested in a fine For A Young Ml$$ UnexceUsd' workmanship. Ea tor, stove. Rent reasonable. home at a low jirice, check this hU 9-6922, 18 AND OVER Courses and Classes. St. 3 ROOMS ...... $394 MI 3-6930. MI 9-7620. ORDF.R o r NOTirr ON MOST MODELS todget terms. MI 9-6495 or 7 , ------—------Adults. Apply 10 Depot Square, home in C-oventry. 3 bedroom SLIDE PROJECTOR — T.D.C. The "Hollywood” STATK OF' rO N N E C T irU T DiJitrlct . 6-9109. To train as heavy equipment opera ROUTE WORK with a future, Free $50 Groceries + Apt. 4. NEW 6 ROOM Colonial, 1% ceramic SECLUDED builder’s home, large ranch garage Large lot. Onlv of \nflov»»r, Proh«t^ Umirt. Town o f) streamliner "300", 800 watt lamp. An(1ov*r. April 14. 1961. tors training on Bulldozer. Motor steady year 'round work, 5% 3 ROOMS ...... ,$488 baths, fireplace, plastered walls, Colonial Ranch. 1% baths, cherry $13,000. 55 F 3.8 lens, handles both 35 LONE GEU4TLEMAN win reirt paneling, drapes, handspllt shin of L^nna riia?.^<'. lato of An- Pocket-Stole! RooflnK— Sidiiis 16 grader, self-propelled scraper days, married, car. Man to service The "Boulevard” 1 hot water heat, amesite drive. (iovor. in nniA District. mm. and 214x2^4 slides. Like new. partial use of beautifully furniahed gles. double garage, large shade 1961 Crane and Drag line. Must train J established FuUe<- Brush custom Free $50 Groceries Large shade trees. Builder MI ProBont, lion Charl^.B H. Nlcholnon, COUGHLIN ROOFTNO Co. - AU weeks at own expense, $165 per Original price $79.95, Can be yours 6% room ranch with many excep trees, only $17,900. Carlton W. JARVIS REALTY CO. Jndc^, ers Manchester-WiUlmantic area. 3 ROOMS ...... $597 3-4860. Tho nnminL'5lrator havlnp ox!i!b1t»*n types of roofs and root repairing, week and up earnings. Placement Ml 9-0090 for interview appoint for $45. Call MI 94146 evenings. tional privileges. Bus stop at door.' Hutchins Ml 9-5132. » *■ ' The "Aristocrat” Central location. Middle-age cou MI 3-4112 PI 2-8311 hli» administration account with . said MERCURYS COMETS • ENGLISH FORDS specializing in Twenty Tear Bond service upon graduation. If Inter ment. Free $50 Groceries 85 LAKE STREET—7 room co to thif» Court for allnwancri. It la ed Roofs. Call Ml 8-7707. ested in operating this type of ple preferred. MI 3-2534 or 415 lonial. living room with fireplace, MANCHESTER—Excellent 2-famlly ORDERED: That i Iip 24th day of REIX GAS water heater. MI 3-6580. 3 ROOMS ...... $879 .\pril, 1961. at onp o'clock In the after machinery Include hours, home and MECHANICS Wanted, experienced, Woodbridge St. formal dining room, deri cabinet j 5-5 on large lot in excellent loca :^ ii 9-1200 $10 DOWN DELIVERS tion. Tile baths, oil hot water heat, noon al th^ Prohato Office In Andover WILLYS 4-WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES to work In new car agency. Apply kitchen with dishwasher. 3 bed b Roofing and Chimneys 16-A phone. Write to Box J, Herald. Free storage until wanted. Free SIX ROOM duplex available May bf* and the fame I a.'siKned for ' a In person at Chorches Motors, 80 rooms, I ’ i baths, landscaped lo t; city utilities, 2-car garage. As SUNNY VIEW DRIVE - Vernon. hearinp on the ajlowancr of paid BEAUTIFUL \dusty rose lined Delivwy 1, oil heat, storm windows and sume 51,4% mortgage. 'Die Elsie Beautiful 5’ 3 room ranch, tile mlnlatratlnn account with aald estate, ROOFING—Specializing repairing Oakland St., Manchester. MI drapes, excellehl condition, 10% 102x612. Marion E. Robertson, j Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 Free Set up by our own' reliable screens, adults preferred. MI Mever Agenev, realtors. Ml 9-5524, bath, garage, lovely lot. Belfiore and this Court direrf.** that notice You eon buy iw fs of all Rinds, new roofs, gut z-mi. feet by 54", $ 2 5 .^ 3-2018. 9-0394. ______Broker. Ml 3-6953. | fho time and place a^siRiied for said Regulor ter work, chimneys cleaned, re men 5H'3-6930. Agency, MI 3-5121. hearinp b* piren to _all. persons known MORTGAGE MONEY— Available to he interested therein bv puhllshlnp a brand new List $1673 paired. Aluminum siding. SO CLOTHING MAN experienced SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT SIX ROOM duplex, ateam oil heat, SIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and in any amounts. Terms to fit your men and boy’s wear and Interest MANCHESTER—5> 3 room ranch. 30 ACRES. 1943 Colonial Cape. 6 a copy of this order In some newspaper years' experience. Free estimates. FOR SALE—Dog house>MI 9-0886. Phone For Appointment cellar end attic, 2 large porches, garage, full shed dormer, 2 full havinp a circulation In said District, ’61 English Ford budget. J D. .Realty. 470 Main ed in job with future, salary lilus Samuel Albert, Hfd. CH 7-0358 baths, wooded lot. easy walking A real nicp home; A-1 neighbor rooms, recreation room, beauti Cali Howley, Ml 8-5381, MI 8-0783. copper window screens, opposite hood. Tongren, broker, MI 3-6321. fully landscaped, fruit frees, out and by nostlnp a copy of this order on Anglia for os St. Ml 3-5120. comraSsaion. Apply Stein’s Men If you have no means of transpor Center Park. Available about May distance to schools, bus, and shop the public sipn post in ihe-Town of $195 DOWN and Boy’s Clothing Store. Man tation, I’ll send my auto for you. ping. Don’t miss this outstanding buildings; reasonablv priced. Carl Andox’er where deceased last dwelt, lirrie os ..... Heating and Plumbihg 17 5. Adults preferred. MI 9-7529. ton W, Hutchins, MI 9-5132. and hy sendina a copy, certified mail, Chester Shopping ^arkade, 360 Boats and Accessories \46 No obligation value. $15,900. Phllbrick Agency, DUPLEX 7-7, near schools, good postape prepaid, to: 1495 Help Wanted— Female 35 Middle Tpke., Weit. Only those ROCKVILLE:—3 room furnished Ml 9-8464. Beniamin J. Chasse Administrator, PLUMBING AND heating - re location. Call owner Ml 9-6333. s o . WINDSOR- 89 Brian Road. 5H by- his attorney Katherine Y, Hutchin LOW BANK RATES modeling installations, nipairs. experienced need apply. 15 FOOT MFG, lights, Navy top, A—L—B—E—R—T— S apartment, refrigerator, stove, 36 MONTHS TO PAY full cover, 36 electric, used one PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial r(x>m 3 bedroom ranch on one-half son Andover. Connecticut. All work guaranteed 25 years ex 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD washer, parking. TR 5-6874. perev J. Chasse. Andover. Connecti WANTED—Ehcpe^enced legal ate- PAINTERS WANTED Only season only. Mastercraft trailer, with 4 bedrooms, I’ i baths,’ large I ' MANCHESTER acre wooded lot, partially finished perience. 24-hour aervice. Call Open Nights fill 8—Sat. 6 p.m. rec room, walk-out basement, cut and ^ nographer. Box Z. Herald. skilled men need apply. Call MI spare wheel, fully equipped. MI t h r e e ROOM heated apartment living room with fireplace, hot Ernie .T T'hasse, Andover. Connecti Earl VanCamp, MI 9-4749. Imagine! many extras. Owner Ml 4-1897. 8-0276. 9-3260. ADMIRAL refrigerator, $50. Marlon for rent on bus line, near churches water heat, one-car garage. By ap cut. CLERK-TYPIST over 18 for per- 6 room Colonial ail at least five days before the date manent position with finance com electric range, $60. 30" base steel and stores. CaU or see Mrs. Har pointment only. Philbrick Agency, BOLTON—Bathing, boating, fish •Ift (nr snid h»'ariiiz. , , Radio-TV Repair MACHINISTS— Full basement rH A R I-K S H. NICHOUSON. Jiidz». pany. Must be accurate with fi cabinet, $50, MI 9-0072. ris, Burton's, Inc. Call MI 9-8351. Ml 9-8464. ing may be yours when you buy BUY NOW! SAVE NOW! TOOL MAKERS BUY NOW and save—boat, motor 70x200 lot ’ Services 18 ures and be able to type 45 words this adorable 4 room year ’round Job shop work— and trailer. MI 9-1364. THREE ROOMS of furniture in MANCHESTER —7 room Cape, Garage 8 per minute. Opportunity for ad ranch. Ex(?ellent condition. Price RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, Commercial and aircraft. cluding TV, Stereo Hi-Fi. aUtoma family room, modern kitchen, 3 Bus at door YOUR PRESENT CAR WILL NEVER BE WORTH MORE free pickup and delivery on small vancement, merit increases, and 1957J21-FOOT Trojan pleasure boat, bedrooms, rec room, garage. Good $10,500 reduced. Only $8,600 for quick South W‘'indeor Interviews any time. tic washer. Call MI 9-7590, 8-8 p.m. sale. Goodchild-Bartlctt Realty, radios, phonographs. Hours 8-10 various employe benefits included. inboard Gray Marine engine. lot with trees. One block to Hurry! Call Mrs. Barbara Cliam- Open Saturday mornings realtors. MI 3-7926. BU 9-0939. p.m. H A E Radio and TV. MI Office moving to East Hartford in Toilet stove, sink, 2 bunks, com CLEAN LOAM schools, shopping and bus, $16,900. berlaln, MI 9-5306. very near future. Contact Mr. pletely equipped. $3,500. Will take Curious Constable 9-5582, MI 3-1479 THE NEiWTON COMPANY 36" WIDE WALNUT gateleg table, Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. MANCHESTER—2-family 5-5 flat, Berard, JA 7-7247. 66 Elm St., Manchester smaller boat In trade. MI 3-4561. opens to 50", $15. Call Ml 9-9037. WE NEED USED CARS CONNIE'S t v and Radio ttervlce. For Sale BbWERS SCHOOL area—6 room BARROWS & WALLACE beautiful, nice location, 2-car ga Nabs Stolen Car| available all hours. . Satisfaction ADULT AND children desire house STOCK CLERK—EHill-tlme, modern ranch, fireplace, dining room, (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) rage, large lot, $22,500: S room keeper. Must live In. Private older home $9.500a Colonial Cape, guaranteed. Call MI 9-1S16. supermarket, pleasant working SIX H.P. MERCURY, hardly used FOR SALET-Westinghouse range, cabinet kitchen, 3 bedrooms. The alert'^irloslty of Constable | room. Call MI 9-0500. WM. F. STEELE 55 E. Center St. full .shed, I's baths, reduced to conditions, good wages. Apply MI 9-6646. $120. 10 years old. Call MI 9-2026. Shown by appointment. Marion E. Charles Jurgelas last night result PHILCO RECOMMENDE35 Service MI 9-6306 $16,900: short way out—a real 4 Popular Market, 725 Middle Tpke., Robertson, Broker, Ml 3-5953. ed in recovery of a car stolen in I - TOP PRICES PAID —On Hl-FVa, radios^ television. . CLERK-TYPIST East. FORMER SALESMAN ha# 17 piece and SON room cutic, large lot, easily fi Also, guaranteed service on all BOAT, MOTOR and trailer. Cheap. waterless i stainless steel cook R dbE R T ROAD—8 room Colonial, BE HAPPY! nanced, $7,900; beautiful 4 room Springfield, Maas., an hour and a| 8215 other makes. S!,op our special do- Intereatlng full-time position WANTED—Dishwasher 6% hours MI 8-8705. ware reg. $149.60, sacrifice $39.60. Ml 9-7842 large living room, 24 loot master ranch, plus breezeway and ga- half earlier. FOR CLEAN USED CARS it-yourself department featuring aval|Iahle In our Sales Department day work, no Sundays, Apply bedroom with fireplace, dining Own this delightful 6 room (Cape ' rage, acres land, a real cream The constable reported he saw I 1-6 yrt FOR SALE—Practically new 7% BU 0-6955. 4(scount. prices. Tubes 15% to for competent typist for diversified Cavey’s Restaurant. o room, porch, 2-car garage. Well Cod home on Ardmore Road, Man puff, $11,900: many more from a car leave Snow'a Garage on Rt. clerical work. Applicant must be h.p. Scott with long shaft. Less Fit for a little princess! A EASY TO 50% off lis'. Open evenings and landscaped lot 100x200, $22,900. chester. Full dormer, ! ’• baths, $4,500 up. Call the 'Ellsworth Mit >30 about midnight headed east! High School graduate. Ebccellent in PART-TIME, second shift, exper than 10 gallons of gas used In it. darling button front dress I'o sew Saturdays. Satellite Electronics Philbrick Agency. MI 9-8464. garage. (Comfortable living for your ten Agency, realtors, MI 3-6930 Hla curioaitv aroused, the con A soft, luxurious stole that is Service, 166 School St., Manches surance benefits and pleasant work ienced sheet metal mechanics. Ap Ideal as auxiliary power for larg entire family. Asking $16,300. Open o r MI 9-5524. stable chased the car and stopped witlr or without sleeves; collar is so flattering and yet practical, too, ing conditions. ply in person to the Barnee Boat er boat.' Sold for over $300—$176 • SEPTIC TANKS SEPTIC TANKS PORTER STREET section — 6 "We'H bo boro optional,'too. ter, MI 94786 or JA 8-1669. to offers. it at the Wapping shopping center. [ with fringe-trimmed pockets! Oo., 40 BrooWyn St., Rockville, takes it. MI 9-0498. CLEANED add INSTALLED AND rooms, l ’,4 baths, oil hot water EIGHT ROOM older home with 2 No. 8215 with Patt-O-Rama is LIBERTY MUTUAL Wl)$n the driver of the car could Pattern No. 5956 has knit direc TV SERVICEk-AIl makes. Honest, Conn, Tel. MI 8-4900. heat, porch, 2-car garage, city JARVIS REALTY CO. car garage. St. Jamjss Parish, Bel- produce neither a license nor reg TOMORROW BROTHEBS in sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 years. Size Economical. High quality parts. INSURANCE CO. 14 FOOT runalwut boat, 18 h.p. • SEWERS water and sewerage. (Charles fiorc Agency, M l 3-6121. tions for stole measuring approx. Evinrude and Mastercraft trailer PLU68ED SEWERS istration, Constable Jurgelas 2. 1T» yards of 35-inch; 3/8 yard 80" in length and 22” in width; Guaranteed 90 days. Famous for A-1 QARPENTER8 wanted. Others m a c h i n e c l e a n e d Lesperance, MI 9-7620, __ MI 3-4112 MI 3-7847 MI 3-1161 $500. MI 3-6046. checked the Hartford State Po to sorvico the contrasC if desired. stitch illrstrations. service since 1981. Phone MI need not apifly. Apply in person To order, send 35c in coins to; 9-4537. Potterton’s, 180 Center St. at Ruasell’a Barber Shop, Spruce Mashiaa Gleaaad MANCHESTER—2 baths, full shed Lots For Sale 73 lice Troop and learned the car had To order, send 26c in coins to:— • INSTALLATION PI 2-8311 been stolen earlier in Springfield. Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve Street, between 1-4 p-m, Everett Septic Tanks, Dry Welle, Sewer dormer, 6 room Cape, completed co n wo soil — — — — Anne Cabot, The Manchester Ehre- HAIRDRESSER, experienced and TWO B ZONE lots with city nie occupants, Lester E. Madi Lincoln Continental Mercury Comet English Ford Willys i**P ning H erald, 1150 .\VE. OF W, Van Dyne, buUder. SPECIALIST U nee'’ IneteBed—CeOer Water recreation room with bullt-Ih bar, MANCHESTER—Dutch Colonial. \ ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF efficient. MI 9-7048. water. Union St. Manchester. son, 22, and Harold W. Mislin, 23. AMEKICAS, NEW YORE 36. N.Y. MORTEN8EN TV Specialized KCA proofing Dene. lovely lot with fireplacel and gar acre lot, 6 large rooms, aide porch, TODAY" AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N.Y. television, service. Ml 9-4641. SERVICE STATION attendant, ex NfW 6-ROOM RANCH $2,350 each. MI 9-6495. both of Springfield, were taken to 301-315 CENTER ST.; MANCHESTER Ml 3-5135 OPEN fVENINOS For Ist-class mailing add 10c for SUPPLEMEINT the family Income den. Belfiore Agency, MI 3-5121. garoige. on bus line, lots of room For Ist-clasB mailing add IOC perienced. '^Full-time and part- each pattern. Print Name, Ad and still keep the important job of Tom u 4 Coaatry for a family to live and play- COVEN TRY-N ear lake. Six lota, the Hartford Troop. .for each pattern. Print Name, Ad time. Wyman OU Company, 24 With Attachtd Gcirag* WEST • SIDE—$13,900. 5 'i room They were scheduled to be w«- dress with Zone, Style No. and Millinery Dressmaking 19 wife knd mother. Commissions McK in n e y BROS. E^renlngs Mr. Holcombe, MI fouE 75x125, $500 each; two corner dress with zone and Pattern Num paid weekly. Call MI 9-0045. Main Street. BoUt-ln Appliance#—Large lot Cape, large kitchen, fireplace, sented in a rcu it Court 12 in East Size. ber. DRAIIM8E 00. SewtroM DlMosd Co. fenced yard. Carlt(jn W. Hutchlna, 4-1189. Warren E. Howland, real lotal $600 each. CaU MI 9-7925 EXPERT TAILORING on ladles 918,900 after 7 p.m. HartfoM this morning- Beaid Fashion, Spring andSum- Have you the '61 Album con and gentlemen’a clothing. 139 TRUCK DRIVER—5 day week. Ap M l M 1 4 3 199.199 PW0I 8 t —BO S-8996^ . l a tor, MI 8-1108. aer. ’« hu a wealth of sewing taining many lovely deaigna and Woodland Bt. Cali any tune A. WOMAN WAI4TED to do. bOUM- ply Watkins Broa., Service Mana Bnniham S t—Phone BO 4*0886 / ideas; gift patten coupon. 85c. faee pattema? Only 25c a copy! lovine. work. CaU MI 9-5985. g e r, 085 Main S t V, •«-’> . -f . * » S,- -iV '- \. . \ TUESDAY, APRIL 18, l9«l Average Daily Ne^ Press Run The Weather p a g e tW E N T Y For the Week Ended Forecast ot V, 8. Weather BurMQ UlanrljfHtpr lEufttittg H^ralb March n , 1D61 ^ Partly cloudy, Uttlo ehaaga tai 13,317 temporature tonight. Low In Me. St. Mary's Episcopal Guild willi Deme Starts ■y;ij meet in the Guild Room at the| Member ot the Audit niiiraday generaUy fair and About Town rhurch Thursday at 11 a.m. Mem-j Borean ot drealation warmer. High 5S to 60. hers are to bring .sandwiches, and To Construct 4 Manchester— A City of Village Charm MaachMter Lodge of Masons dessert will be funiished by Mrs. [RTERinC wlU b* host to memt^ra of John ; Gertrude Cannon, Mrs. Edith Mather Chapter, Order of DeMo-1 W’ickham and Mrs. Allan Hotch-; FM Station VOL. LXXX, NO. 169 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1961 (ClaMltled Adrertletaf on Page 22) PRICE FIVE CENTS lay^ tonight. The DeMolay degree j kiss. Have You An Evehi Scheduled wt>rk m-lU start at 7:30. with Mas Construction on FM broadcast ter Councilor John Krause presid- i Three exchange students at the tag. There will be a social hour and ■Cniversity of Hartford and Dr. ing facllittes In Bolton by radio That Calls For Food? " Pascal Poe. dean of the graduate refreahments. station W'INF will proceed im It may be a weddingi, a banquet or just an informal school, will present a program. mediately. station owner-manager "People and Customs of Foreign get-together of a society, lodge or some friendly group. StOTN' Circle, WSCS of South Lands ' at a meeting of Keeney John Deme said today. WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU Methodist Church, will meet to PTA tonight at S o'clock. Tlie stir- The last roadblock was cleared ; morrow at 10:30 am. at Wesley dents.will be Vasilios Kiritsts of Monday when the Federal Com TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION Cuban Exiles Report Invaders in Linkup Hall. Greece. Robert Foo of China and munications Commission granted Our catering service is set up to be^ flexible enough to Sam Akesson of the Republic of the station permission to change Delta Chapter. Royal Arch Ma- Ghana; Africa. Refre.shnients will its antenna site within Bolton so accommodate any size gathering. Why not call us and •ona. will meet tomorrow at 7:30 be semed after the program. talk over the details? p.m. at the Masonic Temple. After more area would be available for a abort business meeting, the future development. Committees planning for the, Deme said the original planned Mark Master Mason degree will be Manchester Fire and Police Ath-. conferred. Ralph Clifford, excel- site was at Mt. Sumner, cast of letlc Association dance, scheduled Bolton Center Rd. The new site is 'v ^ t ecribe. will preside. : for Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a m ., With Guerrillas in Escambray Mountains west of the same street, about G arden G rove i at the Manchester Armory, will three-quarters of a mile nearer ''TOe Polish W om b's Alliance. I meet tomorrow at 7 :30 p.m. a t' TELEPHONES Ml 9-5313— Ml 9-5314 N o /^ 6 . will meet tomorrow at Manchester and Hartford. I Firehouse No. 1 on Pine St. Final It Is somewhat lower than the 7:30 pm. at the Poliah American plans will be made for the first aub. \ first location, but a taller antenna ' anmml dance, from which pro will give the FM station the Same i Boston Pilot Killed State News ceeds will be used to help finance range as has been planned. I There w-iUNM no setback tonight sports activities for more than <00 Air Raids in Havana, at the Elks H ■ V