' / ' . ' . . . " -i,; /' ■ 1 ‘ ' f . ' ' ■ 'I . ■ f ■ P r :" '-■'■ ■' •’ •.> 'l^ {y ■ , .. /■■ iZ ' '■' MONDAY, MARC® 19, 1981 |- PAQB FOURTEEN ATtrate DWUy Preaa Ron The Weather ’ Far tha Week Ended F nreeaat o t B. Weather Baraaa illanctrfister ft»tttns If^raUt Ifareh 17. ItS f OonittmMd fair tonight Tha Emma NetOeton Group of 13,556 Wedneeday, little, tetaapemtime Ceutar Omgragatlonal Church will little Theater change. Low tonight 38 ta SO. About Town meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the Member of the Audit Robbins Room of the church. Mris. T o Pla)T Scenes Barean ot. Otrenlation HIgheat Wedneadajr 48 te 50. . Pvt. St«vm T. Rob«rtt, »on of Uoyd Hobron will show color Menchenter—-A Cky of Village Charm Mr.' wid Mw. Frank ,T. Robortn, elides of the West and Bryce Can- 4!i 8. Main 8t„ participated In In Wethersfield >«»- . ___ Wlntar triala. a stX'Klay 7Ui Army VOL.LXXXI, NO, 143 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES-IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1962 (Clamtflwd Adverttring on Page 14) PHICE n V E CENTS medical field tnUntaiK exercise In M ra Betty Schuets, 18 Sunset Three soenes ttm p 'T b s Women" Germany which , ended March 8. Isu, Bolton and M!rs. Sue Wallace will be presented by the UtUe The­ The exercise tested evacuation and of Glastonbury returned Saturday ater of Manchester at a meeting treatment procedures under sim­ trom a cruise to Naeaau in the' o t the Wetherefleld Flayers tomor- ulated field combat conditions. Batomas on the M. S. Italia. Vote Angers Military Roberta Is an ambulance driver In nnk at 8 p.m. ln Mitchell Sdibol State N ew s the (W0th Medical Company In auditorium, ‘Wethersfield. The Lydia Circle, Emanuel Mambere participating and the Baumholder and entered the Army Churchwomen, of Emanuel Luther­ In June IMl. He attended Man­ Bcenea are Unda Burgess, and an Church will meet tomorrow at Penny Richter in the hairdresser S ta m p D s y Roundup chester High School. 7:30 p.m. in Luther Hal]. Mrs. scene;. Betty Lundberg, Jeanne Frondizi Halts .....\ , Mark Hewett and Mrs. Albert Adams,. Barbara' Burgisa and Robert J. Custer, Chief avlaticm Robinson will he hostesses. electronics technician, U.S. Navy, Jayne Newirth in the gym aoene; eon ot Louis H. Custer, 98 Haw­ and Jeanne Adame and Kay Shee­ Navy Will Move Miss Margaret M. McGinnis, han In the hospital scene. AT YOUR ST0P*SH0P thorne 8t., la serving with Fighter da\ighter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. N-Power School Squadron 164 aboard the attacx McGinnis, 16 Main St., Vernon, a Peronist Rule aircraft carrier U88 Coral Sea, senior at Meirimack College, • . - which was scheduled to arrive In N orA Andover, Mads., has been Lutz Asks Funds 6. 59?M From Sub Base Tokosuka, Japan, Friday. selected to appear in the 1961-62 CLIP THIS COUPON BUENOS AIRES (AP)— ehu four-year-old civilian regim* edition of “Who’s Who Among From Civic Units President Arturo Frondizi alive, but across the street from WASHINGTON ,(AP) — Pvt. Royal A. Isham Jr., son of Students in American Universi­ his executive mansion in the War Mr. and Mrs. Royal A. Isham. 47 moved today to outlaw all The Navy has announced ties and Colleges." She is a lib­ Dr. Charles E. Jacobson, chair­ Ministry, the chiefs of the armed plans to transfer the training Waddell Rd.,’-a member of the 26th Peronist activity in Argentina services forged a three-man junta eral arts major. man of the finance committee of 100 S tam ps division 1st Battle Group, 35th In- again in an effort fo stave off to coordinate military plans to deal facilities of the nuclear power fantiy. is participating In train­ the ' Lutz Junior Museum, an fTN Whan yai buy any whola ar ait*up The Past Chief’s Daughters, of military leaders angered by with the gravest crisis Argentina school at Groton, Conn., to Moslems Riot, Battle French U.S. Under Pressure ing teets at the POhakuloa training nounced that letters were mailed area on the Island of Hawaii. He Scotia, will meet tomorrow at 7:46 has faced since Peron’s ouster in Bainbridge, Md. the elation gains of the ex­ 1955. is a rifleman in Co. B of the in­ p.m. at the home of Mrs. George to 42 organizations In Manchester dictator's followers. ■ The announcement was made fantry's 1st Battle Group. Isham Torrance, 18 Eldgerton St. recently Inviting them to , join the BROILER The military was reported split yesterday through Rep. Thomas Government aourcea said Fron­ between one faction apparently F. Johnson, D-Md., who said he entered the Army In 1960 and was museum by taking' out aii organl- at Stop I Shop thru Mar, Si. dizi was drafting a decree to nulli­ Death Toll 5i T o R ed u ce D em a n d s sent to Hawaii in 1961. He at­ The Professional Women's Club rational membersl^p at a cost of satisfied with the measures Fron­ was told the new location would will meet tomorrow at 7:46 p.m. Only one Step & Shop fy all victories of Peronist candi­ dizi was taking and another group provide more classroom space than tended Howell Cheney Technical $60 a year. dates who scored a njlUonwide High School. upstairs in the Whiton Memorial coupon per b(trs Stamp demanding absolute repudiation of now available at Groton. An additional appeal« Is being Sweep In guhem atorial'uid con­ Claimed in Om Library. Robert Vader, music made, on behalf of the museum,' by fomlly Bemii all Peronist movements Immedi­ The school is now quartered In ■WASHINGTON (A P)—Two influential senators said to­ Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dunn of teacher' of Manchester High gressional elections Sunday. ately, backed up by military force three buildings at the Submarine day the United States should not be trapped into delaying Harvey King and his committee, Frondizi already has decreed Hutford. community ambassadors School, will direct a program of for corporate membershlpa. If neceeaaary. Base in Groton. federal control in five o f the 10 Algerian Clash atmospheric nuclear shots by resumption of test ban negoti­ to Europe last year, will speak at choral and instrumental music. The Civitan and Kiwanle Clubs Frondizi displaced the governors The Bainbridge facilty is f a meeting of the Rotary d u b provinces where fdUoweta of de­ pected to open In July. ations with the Russians. have . taken organizational mem­ o f five of the provinces in which Sens. Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., and George D. Aiken, tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at the Man­ St. Francis Xavier Mothers' Cir­ berships. The Jaycee Wives have posed dictator Juan D. Peron won the Peronlsta won control and put The Ne'vy said the pew demands ALGIERS (AP) — One or chester Country dub. cle will meet Wednesday at 8:30 donatrij ,1160; the Soroptlmlst Club govemorahipz and placed army the local army commanders In on the b u lc submarine school, more mortar shells were fireo’ R-Vt.. made the point in separate interviews that the Sovieta p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ernest and Manchester Evening Heralo, ^oharge. He ^ao named clvUian including intercontinental ballis today into a crowd of Moslems may he preparing a propaganda drive aimed at embarrassing MaJ. Alfred P. Werbner, 40 Green, 49 Winter St. ‘ $26;.and the Royal Ice Cream Co- The beleaguered preeldent was intervenors. tic mlasUe training, have created this country if it carries out scheduled tests while talks go on. Marlon Dr., Is on a two-week tour North Coventry firamen found an ample supply of water under the thawing ice of the third Bolton HO. reported drafting a new decree Early today is was learned that an urgent need for more facilities. not far from Algiers’ main of active duty for the TT.S. Air Mrs. Estelle Connlff, a Simsbury Lake Saturday but oould use it only to wet down the smoldering ruins of the David Saxby cottage. The museum has a budget of ap- which would not only cancel oirt the military commanders were to Transfer of the nuclear power mosque at the foot of the By JOHN M. HIOHTQWe B Force Reserve at the state head­ artist, will give an oil painting The Albert J. Carroll house, about 20 feet west of the ruins, was scorched as a result of the blaze. proximgtely $9000 which It hopes Peronist election victories but ban turn over the reins of government training school to Bainbridge will Casbhh, or Moslem quarter. quarters of the selective service demonstration at a meeting o f the (Herald photo by Satemis). .slni^ng of Peronist songs, display­ ------,------A ------to meet by Interesting people, or­ to the dvllian iq>potntees when be a step toward relieving the Early reports said some 30 GENEVA (AP)-^Britain told Russia today that it ia will­ system. He served as a bombar­ East Hartford Art League Thurs­ ganizations and Industrial con­ ing of Peronist banners and any they reached the inrovindal capi­ crowded conditions at the Sub­ dier-navigator during World War day et 8 p.m. at the Veterans’ Mo- other demonstrationa by followers tals. Some military' leaders were marine Base, the Navy said. persons were killed or wound­ ing to cut enforcement machinery to the absolute minimum moria} Clubhouse, Sunset Ridge, The Washington School PTA cerns. In participating In its niem- n and v ^ l com pletk'^ yearn of will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. In Coventry Digan to Speak bership program. o f the ex-presldent. reported demanding that the mill' ed. in order to get agreement on a nuclear test ban. military service In July. Werbner East Hartford. Mrs; fa lte r Slebert FrOndlzt moved swiftly as a two- tary-remain In control of the prov­ Foreign Secretary Lord Home made an urgent appeal di­ will be In charge of refreshments. the school cafeteria for a business Further contributions will he 41 to 46 is a sales manager for the Jarvis meeting followed by a tour of sci­ On Teen, Parent publicly acknowledged. headed regime emerged In Uva na­ inces. By ANDREW BORORTEO rectly to Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko lb tha Realty Co. tion threatened with civil chaoe. HARTFORD (AP)—The SUte The Past Matrons Association ence fair exhibits. Mothers of kin­ ALGIERS (AP) — French 17-nation disarmament conference to accept a reasonable dergarten pupils will serve refresh­ Fire Destroys The preeldent etruggled to keep (Continued on Page Seven) Motor Vehicle Department’s dally of Temple Chapter No. 3, Order of Problem for PTA ments. record of automobile fatalities as headquarters said . Moslems compromi.se. Eastern Star, will meet Wednes­ Specials for Monday of last midnight and the totals on rioted in scores of Algerian Robert Digan, supervisor of at­ There was no immediate Soviet reaction, day at 8 p.m. at the home o f Mrs. Bruce Marlow, son of Mr. and Saxby House the same date last year: towns and villages Monday Gromvko has been adamant against any inspection. How­ Many people are grateful for W. S. Turklngton. 57 Hamlin St. tendance for the Board of Educa­ 1961 1962 Mrs. George H. Marlow, 120 tion,' will speak on Problems of TnesdaysWedneoday! Coiirt Hearings Continue and today and fii’ed on Frencli ever, he said Monday it would be "insulting” to suggest the gentle CHIROPRACTIO' AD­ Co-hostesses ^11 be Mrs. J. Her­ Plymouth La. and William Wald- LECLERC Killed ...... 41 46 man Dittmeyer and Mrs. W. S. Mr. and Mrs. David Saxby of Youth and Parents,’’ at a meeting forces in at least four areas. Soviet Union would riolale its word. JUSTMENTS and HAPPY that man, eon of Df. and Mrs. Bernard Vernon Branch Rd-, Coventry, ot the Robertson School PTA FUNERAL HOME Harrieon. Waldman, 66 Waranoke Rd., are Highly placed sources said 52 We will cooperate both In tlie^- they have found Hia- way to drove Into the yard of their prop­ Viednesday at 8 p.m. In the school Fatally Injured were killed In St; Denis du Sig In on the third period honor roll at fteld of nuclear tests and of gen­ keep GOOD HEALTH. Barry R. Hopper, 604 N. Main erty on the thli^ Bolton Lake Sat­ .ludltorium. WEST HARTFORD 7AP)—A western Algeria In one Incident Loomis School, Windsor, where urday at 1:45 p.m. only to find the FUNERAL Dock Strike Ties eral disarmament In dlvlsing the St., has been designated a distin­ Digan Is a native of Springfield, Work Wonders With :ar struck and fatally injured 4- alone when Moslem crowds clashed absolute minimum of vetiflea- Bristol Woman they are first year students. house a pile of smoldering mine. guished student for the fall semes­ Mass., a graduate of Notre Dame year-old Beth Ann Hebert of West with Moslem soldiers In the French tlhit a 36-year-old Hartford explosions could be detected and Fortier said Her body was dis­ The Kaffee Klatache Group, of the next 12 months. every year. It Is one of the land. vv^i. The strike does not affect BRAS, GIRDLES, Cause of the fire b is not been largest and oldest privately Atlantidbased vessels or those man who became; Infected while Identified by outside instruments covered a short time later float­ the Manchester unit of the Hart­ determined althougn there has Government positions pa.v as Keith Ferguson, government ad­ SWEATERSn and SWIMSUITS owned achools of Its kind and miralty attm n^, told the court fisring-foreign' fiags. traveling in thq CaHbbean area, Bigger Share so that International inspection ing just off shore. ford County YWCA, will meet at been some theprizlng by officials high as $446.00 a month to Is not connected with the Gov­ Monday that unless , the freighter Apparently the only ships bear' In each of the past three years teamr were iinnece.'uary. A physician staying at the same AT the Community Y Wednesday. that It may Jlave started In the atart. They provide much motel and a lifeguard tried to re­ ernment. Texas la releazed today much of Ing military cargo, were in San there has been one malaria case However, Homo Introduced the Coffee will be served at 9:30 a.m. television rift which was to have greater security than private Of Court Fees Front Wheel Under Dashboard vive- her. Dr. Robert Brewer, (IffMoftCb For FREE information on the nuclear test cargo will have Frandaco Bay.' In the state. idea of Inspection by "sampling.” been repaired Saturday afternoon employment for advancement. Government job, inciudtog list Capt. Owen P. Murphy, chief A grotesquely reshaped steering wheel and the front left wheel He said he \vould like to know If county medical examiner, said she PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Glazier's Many positions require little to be airlifted to the site. Dr. Foote said yesterday there Corset u d Dnlform Shop of positions and aalanes, fill Judge Harris said late Monday of staff of t)ie Navy’s Military was no danger of local spreading NEW LONDON (A ? )—The City pushed almost into the driver’s seat caused serious injuries last Gromyko would accept the "sam-- apparently drowned; ^■V or no specialized education or pling technique of inspocUon.” Mrs. Neece and her husbana WI MAIN ST.—M l g.5821 | 631; Bfnln St.—Mmncheeter RANGE out coupon and mail at once— that when he suggested an arbi­ Sea Transport Service, said there of the disease in connection with Council here lost night decided It night to William Smith, 39, of Coventry, who smashed Into twin experience. TODAY. You will also get full win be serious shortage of sup utility' poles on Charter Oak St. Other photo, story on Page Disarmament experts us* this were planning to return to Con­ Ttiird Talk Set tration panel—a proposal employ­ the current case, because the man will take a fight to the next Gen­ But to get one of these jobs, details on bow you can qualify COMBINATION plies for overseas forces if the Five. (Herald photo by Pinto)). term to cover a check by Inspec­ necticut today. Neece la president la being treated and is expected to ers accepted—what he really eral Assembly to change the pres­ tors visiting at random some of the IngraJiam Company In Bris­ tUEL OH. In Garden Series you must pass a test. The com­ yourself to pass these tests. meant was a mediation panel. A strike continues two wiwks.- recover before the mosquito sea­ petition is keen and In some Don’t deJay—Act NOW! You get two meals in one! Tender shoulder Hawaiian grocera who get 68 ent method of splitting Circuit. areas of a nuclear power but not tol, Conn. union spokesman said that, in son starts. « checking the whole cOunlrj'. g a s o l in e chops and pieces- of flavorful lamb. Bake cither event, the proposal was re per cent of their' stock by ship Court fines with munlclpiltles and Cornered hy Kennedy The final public lecture in a se­ will ask- the other towns In the A Brlllsli spokesman said the ries of three on home gardening LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 37 Jected. from California were limiting aolfes Pekin, Illinois the chops in white wine! Use the pieces for Morris WeUberger, head ot the of some commodities Accused of Homicide state to join in. concept of control posts in a nu­ Notice! will be given tomortow from 7 to The move was, taken after City I am very much interested. Please send me absolutely FREE ( D A Seafarers’ International Pacific Hawaii Gov. William F. Quinn BRIDGBJPOBX (AP) — John clear ctsintry hiid not been 9 p-m. In Room 109 of Manchester a lamb curry on rice! Flavor magici Manager Edward R. Henkle report­ EXPERT BANTLY OIL list of U. S. Government positions and salaries; (2) Information on diatriet, sold of the proposed pan­ has appealed to President Kennedy Chemuchkin, the 16 - year - old dropped, however. Bulletins High School. how to qualify for a U. S. Government Job; Stamford boy who ahot to death a ed on a recent mling which will Nixon Explains l^oft ' Indian Delegate V. K. Krishna SHOE SHINES I iMI' \ . INC. J ^ Zapadka of Woodland Gar­ el: "Wliat oan these amateurs do to intervene to avert a dire situa­ that the profeesionala could not?" tion. As the strike entered Its fifth man who killed his father, Edward, cost this city and other mlmlcl- Menon then put forth a compro­ Culled from AP Wires dens will discuss "The Home Name ...... ' ...... Age ...... palities considerable revenue. Dally From 8 PJM. ; I 'I MN V I 1 A three-man special federal me- Chemuchkin, 41,-and wounded his mise plan of his Own, based on Flower Garden" and will show a Address ...... ^...... Under the present system the Russia's concept of national in­ Thursday Nights and film on growing vegetable seeds: dtatlon panel was disbanded Fri- (Conttnued on Page Fifteen) mother, Veronica, 40, was held for TEL. MItclifll 9-4595 City ...... ^ ...... Stat...... criminal homicide today by Cpr- court remits one third of fines and spection systems to police a test All Day Saturday There is no charge for attejjdlng forfeited bonds to the munlclpall- FRONDIZI STIU, IN OFFIOB Give Exact Directions to Your Home ...... cmer Isadore L. Kotler. Line Against Gastro ban. . REnURWC Come In tor the best ROCKVILLE TR 5-82T1 the lecture . liee where the violation occurred, He suggested that national in­ BUENOS AIRES (AP)—Dft- shoe ehlne In town! Young Chemuchkin pum ped plus all the parking .ticket fines spection ayatems, stich aa those of fenae Minister. Justo VUlftr to­ four shots Into Albert Shipley, 65, and bond forfeitures. day denied currant reports ttiftt WA.SHINUTON (AP) — The *-to national prominence as s Russia,. and the Western powers, for Ojptmjists-- S' Stamford watchman, minutes However, a recent letter to mu- he supplemented by o syslem to President Arturo FroniUzl had after Shipley came "unlnvlb pal town— leadera__ftflm__the White House, answering freshman congressman. renlgiied. "The president did not LADIES! charge by former vice Prealdeilt be sot up In .nout n t countries. But the boy’s home, caused a ruction, court’s executive secretary, John The blowup In 19,IZ over politl Western officials considered the resign and will not resipi," VU- and fatally shot the elder Cher- HaUoran.'said this will be changed Richard M. Nixon, bisIStM to­ cal funds, raised by his friends. lar snkt. However, sooroes in toe Do you knew that we day that President Kenhedy was weakness of his plan was that It Men’s, women’s and child- n nuchkin. to conform ■with a ruling made President Dwight D. Elsenhow­ would not aend international arimed forces insisted that Fron­ The Coroner said Shipley was Nov. 22, 1961. by Atty. General unaware of U. 8. support of a er's heart Attack, in which "my dizi wns going to resign. One replace all LIFTS on The First of Spring passible Cuban Invasion attempt teams Inside a country to verify ren’s shoes repaired to look disarmed by the husky youth and Albert L. Coles. problem w as'to provide leadership soiupCM In toe navy sold a nearly until after be won the 1960 the findings of outside detection your spike heels, beaten. "When John was told that Coles’ ruling was that munici­ without appearing to lead." or stations. formed junta of oommnnders like new, reasonably priced, palities are not entitled to one third etf»>tton. think in 10 years his father was dead, he fired four "how to walk on eggs without Swedish Foreign Minister Ostan wood ask toe three seercAarles whether they be nylon, MARCH, 1962 Ih of the forfeitures. breaking them." we will be able to drive our cars shots at Shipley, causing his WASHINGTON (APV — RlchSi-d linden, also probing for some of toe armed force# to demand too! t *^t was a day for optimists, this HaUoran said the munlclpaJl- means to put a halt to the teating neothane or steel. first day of spring. It'll be official with atomic power and then death with the Shipley gun,” the M. Nixon says he became en Nixon's goodwill visit to Cara­ FrondlsTs restguntlon and then CHILDREN MUST BE PROTECTED. won't smell so horrible any more finding disclosed. t>les‘’ \»4u have to pay baxdt funds cas when he was stoned and spat phase of the nuclear arms race, to take over toe government. All Work Guaranteed — Next time try us! at 9;30 tonight * already received from forfeited raged only once at John F. Ken­ suggested that the- Western pow­ Too often, medicines which are perfectly safe 'Tha old hopes of life and living, In my taxi.” The shootings occurred Feb. 16 nedy during the long hard days upon. The military ruled Argentina "1 planted narciasus and tulips bonds, a move that “vriU cost this His tour of the Sov-iet Union ers and Russia seek to negotiate a from 1958 to 1668. e WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS f In proper dosage are left exposed where UtUe GOL-PAK CUBED of planting for the future^ defied city and others thousands o< dol­ ot their 1980. presidential cam­ children can play with them. If a largq^ amount In November In the firm belief (Continued on Page Bight) paign. That was when Kennedy "SHOE r e p a i r i n g — SECOND TO NONE!” the o'verhanging threat of nuclear lars,” according to Henkle. (Continued on Page Eight) Is taken, any medicine can be fatal. warfare and the pessimism of there would be another spring," called for a stronger stand against (Continued on Page Right) REDS. USE CORRIDOR sSid liana Heynian, a housewife. The state will deduct from future BRRIJN me," cuses Kahnedy administration of bond forfeitures on standing vio­ added. north Italian wine prqducer.. "But lations be returned to the mu­ .had been- given a aecrtl briefing POISON PREVENTTON WEEK. said Harry, "and ahm gonner put we expect Italians to drink as taking-ftB attitude of "weak-kneed in which he was informed that the sppeftsement’’ on civil rights legts- nicipality In which the ■violation West New Guinea Issue UVE NEWS CONTEBENOE ^ ^ ^ \ s.*. If you have children, or any vialt your home,' me in a garden just the same as they always have In the past.” ' rdministratlon of Dwight D. Kt- please do these things now. Piokagt Bf always ’cause long as Bngllsh- latiOQ Irvin C. Sdafbeck, con- occurs, and one third o f the bond WASHINGTON (AP) — The In the Southern Hemisphere, forfeitures In moving violations .oenhower was training- Cuban ex- ment plant gardens there’s life and vltted ^ poosing U.S. secrets- to White House announced today the seasons are reversed. Pebple also be returned. 1. Store all-medicines and household products In a thwe’s gonner be life baseball Van Roljen, veteran Netherlands half the 1,600 arable acres Into bracket. had to be protected at all costs,” about sending naval, reinforce­ was disclosed last month to be own community have been saved enough Rhone calls. He saw the light and called, Follow our example and you wlU avoid trouble. , SAN JUAN~CAPI3TRANO. gloves..Princess Margaret is nin- 'They got all steamed up Mon­ diplomat who took part In the feed crops for cattle—four times Calif. (AP) ——■'The swallows says Nixon. "I must not suggest ments to New Guinea if Indonesia under consideration for appoint­ from the gri,ef of such 'a loss be-, our business office. Now he takes calls right from ITALIAN GREEN BEANS alng a slight temperature and is day when, the local tax collector even by implication that the Unit­ round table conferences on Indo-; ment as warden of, the Coft- more thiuj in the pest. were' outnumbered by>people neaian independence and who has makes any move that might suffering from laryngitis, Ken­ ordered them to pay. Income tax ed States was rendering aid .to necUcut State Prison, today ad- iiduse of this advance in scientific' "Do you think it’s too .much?" Monday when they made their served as ambassador to the Unit­ threaten the safety of 15.000 Dutch the handy wall phone next to his work bench. No sington Palace said today. on an extra 50 pounds—$140—he rebel forces In and out of Cuba. viscri his superiors In the State knowledge. ftsked'lMwv. ^Ws are going in flight to this historic mUaion ed States for ths past dozen years.. ofvilians there. or BROCCOLI SPEARS more for livestock.” FuMiahers o f ths Harold Rob­ estimated they collect In tips each In fact, I must go to the ether The Netherlands government Department of Social Welfare of dashing. No bashing. And no tooth gnashing— ho • . • - ...... -.L. town on 8 t Joseph’s Di^. bins boot-seller, "The Osrpotbag- year. extreme; I must attack the Ken­ Arriving, in New York secretly ' Respectfully, (t6M£frCii Isaev, in changing his planting More than 1,000 p erson s issues I a communique Monday his decision to remain to his hasn’t missed a call in months.Take a tip from Mr. pattern, took hds cue from Pre­ gera," file suit la New Hares fed­ . "RUhbkdir” the trash men do- nedy proposal to provide such aid and moving oh to Washington saying It was alarmed by con­ present post.'*' In a letter to Al­ PYeficriptiDn Pharmacy were, watching as aboot 500 of were the t'wo Indonesian envoys — mier Khrushchev who rqtotted a eral eeort to step poUoe eeosor- olared as 100 'of them cornered ns wrong and irresponsible be­ tinuing Indonesian threats to use bert F. Rosso, state director ot Murphy. Get the lowdown on exton,s|ons by call* 901 Main Street—MI 3-6321 SAVE la* $ ' Ifiiottftgft ot m e a t, the birds retumsd to C^is- ■Mp of ' Uift'. noTsl u 'Mdgeport toe tax man in hlS offieo. They cause It would violate our treaty Adam Malik, ambaasador to Mos­ traffo to nest among the ruina < vltfieno* and Indicated it is con- social welfare. Laugloto said tilat Rag. ISa pkg Spring come to Israel weriu and Watifrbury. : V angrily told him that they picked commitments.” cow, and Soedgarwo Tjondrona- VnUtny factors,” paramount Ing our business office. Of talk things over with o f the eld churclL . ridering measures, for protsctlon Copyright 1963 (M-3-62) Printed la U. 8. A. lot ftaapoi.tMl ftgo by the Hebrew calendar and U.8. District'Oourt Judge H. up at most_ maybe 5 pounds— $14 The presidentla] campaign Is, goro, former ambasoador to the ainoftg them the wish of his More swallows retu rn to —a year in'gratultlea_ United Nations and to, Austria, ot New Guinea residents. any telephone man. Thb SoutherR pkgi ' Ullstdas are red with poppies. Hobart Grooms of Birmingham, one o f the six crises in bis poliU- Prerident Kennedy has strongly (amOyt entorod into his de­ ■TU have very beautiful Howers Capletraiio about this time Alabama—argeoteg with a motion After more than airaiour of loud cal Ilfs that;Nixon tells about in now' cAlef of the Foreign MlnlSr cision not to look fiMr employ- •very year. Cootiary to >*g- argumenL the tax collector agreed his book. try's Biuropean section. - urgqd both sideft to nvpld hostili- New England Telephone Company. •B my tenftce," said Ivon Pick. by lawyers for ths New York tlM and setUe their dispute by -meat olsewbere, nad to st^ to 66, a taxi driver who ecalcrata^ •nd. don’t always arrive Tbnoo ^dhmissss oo»sg Ubol snlto' to suspend his order and dlscuas It Ths othefs; l i s fifth maiilz American EUs- JsshMlami from Tugosiftvtft. on at. Joftfi^'s day. with tha g s jb sg s men’s union. Tlis EOsa COM, which n lssd him worth Bunker,■ er, wUred business ex- peaceful rawns. ^ ' 'i - ' 1

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MANCHESTER-PVENII^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANC 2R,‘CONN, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1962 Coventry Colnmhia €rov. Powell Rabbi Cbdms Christians Failed Opera Stars S h o u ld K n o w . . . To Note Eichmahn Trial Issues Finance Unit Shifts $2,457 Paty Tribute Bowmen Raise Recuperating * a lir Harlan D, Taylor WHAT YOU WANT i EXETER, N.JH. (AP) — N e w Jews found, it bard to under­ Both m aa-Hftw M t $156 to Aid y O B t r TOBK (AP)—A rmbW w itt^ To Selectmen’s Budget Items ToPandolH 98AY BtTN TOP JNORIM Hampshire Gov. Wepley Powell IM IB tlM IVMnw GktlioUc m a (»' stand why these "peripheral" ' is­ By Alfred SfecUNrsU R A 6 4 '< A fundamental change in e m i^ - was reported In satlsfactoty con­ ttn* Am«rtc« • • y * ChrWUwn sues should have become the ma­ •U, tee which takes into greater dition today, recuperating from a By JOHN^GBCRBR You'll find the same story In ttie ^ 6 5 2 elMKb l«ul«ni f»U«d to recocniie jor focua for editorial comment iii The Board of Finance haa trans- folklore of every country: The aocdiint service to Industries al- Health Fund mild heart attack suffered last Opera stars, pK^Ucal figure, O K 1 10 6 '2 rad mipiwaix* the tnues tn- the Christian press, Rabbi GUtert 82.458.81 -to the selectmen’s hero gets exactly what he's been * 5 2 r e a ^ located in Manchester, was Saturday. ral^ed in the trial of AiJolI Elct^ continued. it from various accounts, bsakers and Induatrialista. all hoping for. but it oausea his down- ' BA5T teed to describe the basic <^era- Ute wooded hillside - on Hunt A spoketeian at Ebceter Hospital tlcms. of the 'Town Development narm. He called the response' of Amer­ ware falling over each other Uat faU. It’s part of the .folklore of J J 0 » 7 » A t 1 mid the 46-year-oId Republican is this 81.800 haa been trans- OominiBBion recettUy at the United Rd., laid out in a 28-target field •tha Jraiah community in ican church publications to the night in the Statler Hilton bail bridge also. KQIOS V9 7 progressing well. His physician. AmariCB nmntad an e m p a ^ ^ trial In general of "a shallow from tha contingency fund Aircraft’s research labAratories in course by Oolunibia Lake Bow­ Dr. Walter T. Goodale, said last room. They had come to payhoro- V l^t would you hope for if you ^ Q O A O t S (undarstandliis) reacUon Tfcm emotiOdal quality.” the anow removal account^ This * f 7 6 A Q 10 » 4 1 East Hartford. men, sw a m te with 188 archers of night that Powell was In "very aga to Frank Pandolfi. Hartford were Booth T thair nainhhors. a itateniant M re bringa this account to 821JIOO to Obviously, you would hope that fo m n a ^ ConunentlM on this changed all ages ttimday for the Columbia satisfactory condition with no com­ Bpoai<1Mllt>- and brotherhood fror.' EICHM.ANN NOW 6* Impreaario, on Mi birthday wrhlch amphasls, different from the ]M t club’s first charity shoot The club plications." date o f which 820.510 has already West held the queen of diamonds. approach vvhlch more-or-Iess .wak the Chrirtiali,'* writes Rabbi Ar­ TEL AVIV. Israel (A P I—Adolf waa choaen to commeihoratc 28 Then your diamond finesse would Af»4 raised 8156 for the benefit o f the Powell, serving liis second two- been spent- or committed^ geared, to "attracting new industry thur GUbertt EUchmann observed a gloomy 5«Ui vrorfc.'and you ..ould bring In all 0 7 4 3 Mental Health drive. year" term, was stricken at a The sum o f 8519.70 was trans­ years of opera in the Insurance to Manchester, was Harlan D. Instead, he said, church pubH- the t ^ k s you needed for the game (OAKS Club President Warren Rogers friend’s cottage at Lake Wlnnls- birthday in his prison ceU Mon­ ferred to the tax collector's ex­ City. Taylor, commission chairman and eatlont confined themselves 10 day. It will be his last if he loses WeR Urn* presented a cheok in that amount quain early Saturday. He was pense account to take care ot the Pandolfi established the Con­ and rubber. manager of the physics department transferred to Exeter by ambu­ raiatnx legalists questions about his appeal from the death sen­ Tliat's what our hero hoped when 1 NT T fu 2 NT to Mrs. Donald ’I\ittle, Mental the means used to capture Eich- coet. of advertising of the prop- necticut Opera Aanociatlon in 1942 AU F an at the UACa research laboratories: lance. tence for his part in the Nazi and has been its executive director he iiMycd the hand. He won the 3 NT Health chairman fOr <^>lumbla. mann and about Israel's rights to perties which will, eome up at a Opening lead —• A I Taylor, who lives at 30 Harlan Mr, and Mrs. Rogers, who live There was no Indication from extermination of mUlions o f Jews. ever since. During that time be has firsttrick with the king of spades Dr. Goodale how long the governor tty him. Breakfast Speaker tax collector's sale In May. Thla and led diamond. Weat stepped St., Mid that strenuous efforts Will in 'Windham, made the trophies The hearing on Eichmann's ap­ presented 125 performances here, still be made to get new industry might be incapaclated. ■VRabU GUbertt. sUff coosultant Gov. John Dempsey will be the is a washoat item tnaamucb as up vrith U te^een of diamonds, and mond atopper. A double Is tha only presented in' the shoot. Each was peal begins Thursday before a five- the costs wilt be charged against featuring 150 of the world's great- located In town. But the competi­ tn the National Conference of principal moaker at the annual our hero crowbd with delight as he reasonable action. a wooden plaque, shaped like a judge bench of the Israeli Supreme the properties advertised. To ob­ aat singers. A great many of them tion by municipalities throughout Christians and Jews.-writes in the communion breakfast of St. ^ r - played dummy’i r k ^ of diamonds. For Sheinwold’s 38-page book- bCU, the mental health symbol, Ge«»rge S. Viereck Court In Jerusalem. tain the necessary funds, 8421 was were present last nighL -the state for new industry may re­ current issue of America: nard'a Men's Club in Rockville. South had g o ttte ^ a cU y what let, "A Pocket Guide to Brldgs,'’ and carried a brass plate engraved HOLYOKE, Mass., (AP) — “ Although the Nazi terror tooK transferred from the town report They ranged from Winifred veal that the altered emphasis -April 8. The breakfast will be held Heidt. who sang the first Carmen he had been hoping fba. Ruin was send 50c to Bridge Boqk, Manches­ for the occasion. George Sylvester Viereck, 77, riace many years ago. for Jer.s W ild W inds account and 8M.79 from the con­ ter Evening Herald, Boot 3318, yields better results in the final Participants in the shoot came in the church hall after the 8 am . for the local grand opera troupe, swift to follow. analysis, he said. poet, novelist and journalist, died the world over It ted been the I Mass when men's club members tingency fund. Bast refused to win the fhqt dia­ Grand Central Sta.. N. Y. 17, N. Y. from throughout Connecticut as Sunday night at Holyoke Hospital. and Giovanni MartinelU, whose To this end, the commission al­ moat significant trauma of this Vast energy of the Gulf Stream ‘ will receive communion. ' A total of 8200 for the grave mond. South continued with Oqm- (Copyright 1982, General Fea- well' as •Massacb'usetts and Rhode Viereck, bom In Mimleh, Ger­ voice wras so famous a generation ready has scheduled a serahiar be­ doin and MIT for courses under generation. and other Atijuitic curreme comes Sterling UttlC. committeje openings account was transferred my’a jack of diamonds, and E u t. turea Corp.) Navy sponsorship. Island. Iliere were 15 competing many, came to the United States from the. contingency fund. This is back, to Mignott Dunn, mezzo from tween representatives from indus­ "Jews feel the Christian con- largely from trade winds that blow chairman, and other menUbers of tha Met w-ho bids fair to replace refused the trick again. fin the Junior division. at the age of 11. He was graduat­ acience of western civilization Just also a washout item inasmuch as try and town offlcials'to determine He was a Nevy lieutenant junior alnvost constantly tow-ard the the club have been aSlUng tickets Blanche Thebom, and members of And now- the handwniUng was on V ehicles grade 'and an alrlmme radar in­ Top scorers were Bessie Walton ed from the College of the City of baa not seriously enough accepted equator. Deflected westward by estates are charged for grave how the town may best serve In­ jof the" North Guilford club with a New York in 1906. for the breakfast after all Masses the oast of Turandot. to be seen the wall. Dummy could make only dustry already located here. structor, serving at naval'Installa­ the meaning and significance of the earthls rotation, these winds openings. 2^7; and 'Vincent Kacerg^uis of During World War II he was this month. They will also be avau- at the Biuhnell tomorrow evening. two-diamond tricka, giving declar­ The Federal District of Mexico, The seipinar has attracted the tions in Beajifort, S.C.; San Diego, this trauma for the Jew. let alone drive equatorial waters wnth them aUe on April 1 if the supply has An amount pf 8120.02 was trans­ This is Connecticut Opera Week, Woodbury, 391. Kacerguls.-a left- convicted of -violating the Foreign the meaning of Christianity s in­ ferred to the asseasora expense ac­ er a total of eight tricka. which Includes Mexico City, hss Interest pf the State Development Calif; San (Jlcmiente Island,, off to begin huge circular swirls not been exhausted at that tim^. and ex-Gov. John Lodge, read If declarer continued with taxlcabe, 938 buses, 628 California; .Jacksonville, Fla.', and handed shooter. Is New England Agents Registration Act and escapable contribution to an en^ count with 88.18 from contingency 12,600 Comorrisslon and the commission served one year in prison. which are clookwise in the North Gov. Dempsey's proclamation to tMrd diamond. East would win public dump trucks, 12,000 motor­ Quonset Point, R.I. champion. He uses a bow of his Tironment In which Jew-tetred and 8113.88 from the building in- that effect, in some sort of W- Is considering the scheduling of own design. Sandra Simpson, a 12- He leaves a son, Peter, a writer Atlantic and counterclockwise In and lead a heart. South would get cycles and 500 push carts. Other seminars, Taylor said. After coming out of tlie Navy could have flourished. the South Atlantic. H>ect0r testing account peurtisan agreement on the mani­ year-old of Salem, was first place and professor of modem European The hope was that the Eich- F ashion-Sew ing The amount of 8117 was trans- his eight tricks, but he could He noted that local induatries' In 1946, Taylor began working for fest cultural advantages of the lo­ never get a tMrd diamond trick to winner In the junior divisiop with and Rusaian history at Mount naim trial would have provided farred to the account of xoning cal association. Lt.-Gov. Anthony bicreased happlnes in being attend- U A O as an aeronautical engineer. a 2S4. Holyoke College, with whom he SCHOOL BI S CRASHES Content Planned bring bis total up to nine tricks.. In 1954, he became head of the the oceasloa for a new look at agent, also a washout item as this Armentano was llkew-lse present, ad to should result In good recom­ Grange Celebrates lived In South Hadley, and t\TO BRISTOL ( AP > — Three young­ Self-denial and patience are in mendations whenever a new indus­ TJAC's aerodynamics section T-Cabe, for the Gerald DaUj^ QoMtton with JOHN AGAR work within the framework of physics section and Taylor was with 35 charter members. home from John T. Jennings Gram­ FHilIer, and bankers like William With neither Rde vulnerable, the Curtis Holmes, still a member, reach a new level of moral ciunae- mar' School. The injured young­ Vogue Pattern Service, at a meet­ Park developmnit. y Bulkley were also on hand. FVitx 1:40-8:85-9:20 ' town government The request for named to head the new division. ter in this age of thermonuclear ing of the Junior Century Club to player at your rijiit deals and bids Also: funds for the assistant is under Appointed Manager is the only one of that original Mad* to Order sters. John Caring. 7; James Cas- Permit Rules Listed Mahler, conductor of the Hartford one diamond. You hold: Spades— Robert Lassen, 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lassen of 36 Bretton Rd., Manchester, takes fear and demonstrate the meaning morrow at 8 p m . at the K of C Bernard A. Dion, -building In­ study by the 1082-83 budget form- His appointment as manager of group still living, but he win not slnert. 8, and Shirley Neumann. 8. Symphony. > was likew-ise there, K Q 5, Hearts—A J 8 4. Diamonds "THE BLACK attend this meeting. Mr. Holmes a bead on a woodland target In the Columbia Lake Bowmen's charity shoot Sunday. Robert took Measuring e t aanctity of life by commuting were treated for cuts and bruises Home. spector. through the selectmen, representing symphonic music, ulators. the physics department of the re­ second place In the junior division with a score of 177. He Is a member of Nlpoiuck Bowmen of — 7 4 3, au ba—A K 8. What do PIT OF DR. M" Taylor feels one o f the reasons will be 100 years old August 19 of FREE and Installing laehmann’s death penalty." at Bristol Hospital and released. The contestants will be Mrs. lias released the requirements wdiile the dance wss represented by you aay? search laboratories came In Janu­ Tolland. (Herald photo by Don Clark). Richard Eichacker. Mrs. Mario ccncemlng building permits- 3:05-8:10 for Including the assistant in the ary of this year. this year, and while he occasion­ Ms wife, Pauline Koner, in pro­ Answ-er: Double. You can’t atay ally goes out to ride, he does not COMPLETE LINE OF FrattoroU, Mrs. Charles- Lindsey. Permits will be required: For all school' teachers are to meet at fessional Hfe. trameworii of the town gbvera- In his new position, Taylor func­ out with so atrong a hand, nor can Wed. "Majority Of One” ment la that he would be able to go out otherwise. time the implantation, In the neck Mrs. Joseph Santlnl. Mrs. Leo J. new bull dings and additions or 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Quandt As for singers, you had innum­ you bid notrump without a dia- tions in an ateilnlstrative capacity Window Covering Tsokalas and Mrs. RoMld Vernier. move more HBclently In co-or­ over a department which carries on There are a number o f Golden at the tese of the skull, becomes BENEFIOAL changes to present buildings; Hall. The deacons and deaconteses erable choices from sopranos and Officials Seek Tighter Controls hard to discover, and pelletization They have made and will model For any work or additions to the will meet at 7:45 p.m. F'riday in dinating efforts. fundamental research In areas of Sheaf 50-year mend)er8 among the meaxoa to tenors, baritones and preeent membership and it is ex­ can be discovered only through FINANCE CO their own fashion entry. -lectrlcal system. Ordinary repairs the vestry. The Lenten services. On other aspects of the com­ plasma physics. basses. There were Wagnerian, ten­ pected that some of them will be difficult laboratory analysis of the FINDELL’S MANCHESTER, CONN. The Judge# will be Mrs. Thomas do not require a permit; Including Bible study and diacus- mission's ftmotioifinga, Taylor said The department also Is involved On Chickens Fattened hy Drugs ors. French contraltos. Italians preliminary p ro b li^ had been present. skirt, kidneys or liver, where the Mi 3.4154 Ferguson, Mrs Joseph Oarman Work or additions to the plump­ sion, 'Will be held at 7:30 p.m. ■with all t T>as of voices. Igor (5orin in research on controlled thermo­ "AT THE GREEN" and Mrs. Frances Seymour, all of 5 made toward foraning a. body for An anniversary cake, made by hormone traces remain. ing sjrstem, including the septic Thuraday at Quandt Hall. as tha only Rusaian I apotted, nuclear fusion, electromdgnetice, Fraasinelli noted that his de­ I Ims •< tIN cmH IM.H vtai raV W Manchester. B 2QEEBDES9 Tom orrow ! a regional development approach, Mrs. Marjorie Porter of Hebron, HARTFORD (AP) —State and^since Jan. 1, and added that ship- MI .1-4865 tank system- Ordinary repairs do Lenten services at Second Con­ and basic solid state physics— the partment has no jurisdiction over ra U Is It nsNctlhp. Malklf M sIIm I. Entriej will, be Judged Oh the however. and that the commission ted not will be a feature. Decorating for federal authorities expressed con­ pers have been complaining that not require a peonit. gregational Church tomorrow will Of course society was there, ncA study o f solids under high and low farms, and can control the prob­ af 11t.N ts(k. BRAND NEW 1M2 MODEL basis of appropriateness for cl^ taken an “adamant” position on the occaaiem are Oli've Dubreuil, fidence Monday that use of an il­ New York is the only city In the New work or additions to the be at 7 p.m. The film "Jesus Be­ to mention preeent and past presi­ temi^ratures In the presence of Joan Toomsy and Mabel Rathbun. legal drug to fatten up chickens country where the FDA ban la be­ lem only after a chicken arrives oecasions. becomingness to the heating system, Including the re- fore the High Priest" will be dents of the operatic earporatkm locating Industry on the to-wn- magnetic fields. s'k a slaughterhouse where It is wearer and overall effect and owned property on the west side Mrs. Edward Raflhbun, lecturer, ha* been nipped in the hud. . ing ri^dly enforced. pUcement of old burners. Ordinary shown. There wdll be an adult dis­ headed by Samuel N. Rostnatein, "A FINE PICTURE... He Is a meml>er of the American dearly Intended for human con­ of-8 . Main St. assisted by Mrs. (JHnton Ladd, has But Ne-vis E. Cook, New England Cook said his FDA district has workmanship. Mrs. Michael Sa iciialra do not require a permit. cussion group on Christian belief present Incumbent. Likewise there Helicopter Society, a senior mem­ sumption. ' 0-PASS. ponara will be the commentator The commiaeion has Indicated arranged a special program. Be district director of the Food and been watching for "pcUetlzed” Pemtits for the installation of aft-er this service. were prseidenta af the Connecticut ber of the -American Rocket So­ Drug Administration and Attilio.R. After the New York seizures, he SEDAN .The winner will go to the Fed­ that its probings for a regional ciety; im associate fellow of the ginning with this meeting and con birds, and recently blocked one septic tank systems will not be The Rev. Roger W. Heinz, pas: Opera Guild, woman'a aiizlUary of tinulng thereafter, a door prize Fraasinelli, state commissioner of shipment from Connecticut when raid, his Inspectors began a round eration’s District Judging in East issued.until a seepage test of the development body will be handled Institute of Aeronautical Sciences, all slaughterhouses In the state AMERICAN LEGION Hartford. April 5. ,tor of the Luthersji Church, wrill the association, the present one be­ I SALUTE irr will be awarded. Mrs. Richard K. consumer protection, appeared to Massacliusetts authorities warned 01 along Informal lihee, as recom­ call has been taken by a qualified use "'What Shall 1 1 ^ With Jesus, ing Mrs. Valentine Sacco. Nsw Yarisr and a past member of the Society agree that their Jurisdictions leave handling chickens to warn them Immcdfot* mended by the state, for the time of Automotive Eng;ineers. Davis, chairman of the home the birds would be destroyed If NTW PiJtvr iwi RTATT affidavit U filed as his topic at the Lenten service The crush was so graat that you economics committee is in charge a grey area whCrs' control is diffi­ shipped In. against accepting pelletized birds oanlUrian show- being. In addition, he is a member of cult or impossible. Inspections have been m ade'm Dcthrery tomorrow- at 7:80 p.m. at Coven­ couldn’t wander around much, but of this featurt. , The .Boston PDA office luis also i i f ’ 7~ Ing the resulU of such a teat. try Grammar School. In respect to the S. Main St the Patent Re-vlew Oommlttee for most of the 40 slaughterhouses Conn., is the site of one of se\-en ___ ,, .. , , _ ^ I did see Mr. and Mrs. Hsrold Gar-, e property, which has figured In in­ Use of the drug, a growth-encour. revoked the license of at least one Frank Murtay will be in charge rity from Manchester among the IR the research laboratories and was Manchester EveKkg Herald Cn- aging hormone which has been the state, he said, and no viola- distributing ptsna plaiined tor con-! construc^n, quiries about the possibility of a members of a U,S. government drug manufacturer found manu­ t'.ons have been discovered. ; structlon by the Marquette Om ent ‘ h e a t ^ and elMtrtiAl of the entertainment program at guests. Probably there were oth­ InnnMB correspondeat, Mrs. Donald known to cause cancer in labora­ facturing the pellets, CJook said. the 6:45 p.m. dinner meeting to­ locating a research-type Industry sponsored committee on a Trans- tory animals, was forbidden in Both Frasslnelli and Cook said 1 Manufacturing Co, The planta will ‘ P*™'*1* must be accompanied p ers. too, but I Just didn't happen to 6RAT1FYID6' there, Taylor said the cqmmls- R. Tuttle, telepkone AOsdemy 8' That revocation Is no being con­ (be built to faciliUte rapid truck ® '*’ *ck to cover the cost of th» morrow of the Rotary CUlb at land In their vicinity. Sonic Wind Tuiuiel (Committee ber- 3435. chickens by former Secretary of they have no power lo Inspect live C^rst Qvigregatiimal Church. He sfem’a interest was to Show the tween 1950 and 1954'. Results of the Health, Education and Welfare tested In the courts. chickens on farms from which BINGO BOLAND MOTORS Altogether. It was a fine affair. I delivery of cement to customers, I 0"d certincate of occii- town posslbiUtles white might be C!ommentlng on the difficulty of 8 O'CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. ipancy. Applications shall also be will present a speaker from Put­ William Mortenson acted as toast­ MEMORABlEr committee’s work (on design cri­ Fleming. seized chickens have been shipped. 8«» CENTER STREET—Sn S-4078 the company said yesterday. The nam and Co. .Mfadn.Nr Tnat ayailable. teria) showed up later In the con­ Dust Sources (3ook said use was apparently control, Cook said his department six other plants are scheduled for 'accompanied by not leas than two master, and a long list of celebri­ Recently, tdwn plaimlng oom- has no jurisdiction until birds or EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT TODB m iAUTr LARK DEALER copies of specifications and plans, Coventry Grammar School PTA struction o f a wind tunnel at the stopped for some time, but added Boston. Baltimore, Atlanta, Cincin­ ties Joined in eulogizing the guest Rtesion menriiers were advised to drugs move in Interstate traffic, I.^egpmiary Goblin OVER U TEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION drawn with a sufficient clarity and will meet at 8 p.m. today at the Arnold Elneineering ^yelopm ent Main sources of dust in the free that "they’ve started again" alteg nati. Charleston, W. Va., and Pa­ of honor. And as a matter of fact, reverse the S. Main St. property atmosphere are soil blowing and then must demonstrate that detailed dimensfams to show the school auditorium. Mrs. Winthrop from my point of view be deservee Center at 'TUUahoma, 'nten: the eastern seaboard from Dela­ ducah, Ky. for recreation purposes. Taylor oceanic spray, volcanic activity ware to'Connecticut, the birds mvolved were destined In the term “nightmare.” mean­ nature and character of the work Ford, an associate at the Man­ all the praise he received last Taylor was married In 1046 to far human consumption, rather said this proposition does not con- forest fires, domestic and indus­ The New York City Depariment ing a terrifying dream, the end­ to be perform ^. The building in­ chester's Lutz Mussum, will show night. the former Saunda Peace of than for breeding and laying stock. a film on the functions and opera­ fliot with the commission's studies Rochester, N. H. Mrs. Taylor is trial combustion processes, vehicle of Markets last m onth seized 2,000 ing "mare" comes from a word spector .may waive the require­ Years ago the Connecticut Opera on the matter. . Pelletized birds can also be for a gxiblin, who, according to ments fob filing plans when the tion of the museum. Refreshments now president of the Republican exhaust ,and meteoric matter pene chickens Identified as coming from was formally rated as the fourth Town Will Have Choice tratlng from the.imlverse Into the caught at the slaughterhouse, OOok legend, !■ said to caiue these work involved Is of a minor na­ will be served by parents o f Grade ranking company in the United Women’s CTlub of Manchester. a Hamden supplier. A department The Batik that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS If plans for a research or insur­ earth’s atmosphere, according to said, if the pellets have implanted dreams, according to the Encyclo­ ture. There shall also be filed a 1 pupils of Mrs. iaizabeth Hallor- States. Nobody has been rating the The Taylors have two children: spokesman said 25.000 poimda have an'a class. A food sale will be con­ ance tjrp* itetltuUon are drawn up the E n cyclop e^ Britannica. been confiscated by New York recently. But after a leni^ of pedia Britannica. Fabulous plot plan showring the size' and lo­ companies lately, but I would now for the S. Main St. property, they Judith, 14, a ninth-grader at Man­ cation of all'new construction and ducted by mothers of the Grade 5 place Conn. Opera in second place, chester High School; and Jeffrey, classes of James T. Laidlaw and will hq preaented to the towm which all existing structures on the site and then only because of its neces­ will* then have the choice of recre­ In the fifth grade at Hollister and distances from lot lines- William Ayer and the Grade 4 School. FAMOUS MIAND class of Mrs. Rebecca Kaplan. sarily limited repertoire and num­ ation W Ifidtetry or any other Permits Issued ber of perforinances. choice It may-select, Taylor point­ Taylor is a member of St. Mary's Bravo Maestro! Bravisslmo! Episcopal Church and Is a register­ Seven building permits Issued by Manchester Evening BamM MARIA'SCHEU. ed out. iB iB lD r C A ls FOR EVERY FAMIIY, EVERY BUDGET, EVERY TASIE Dion from Feb. 20 through March Taylor, a native of Kennteunk, ed Republican. Coventry oarreapoadent, F. FnnHnie STUAirr WHITMAN His hobbles and interests center Cheaper hy the FAMILY.. IS have iui estimated value totaling LIttK telephane Pltgrtm 8-8231. Maine, has lived in Manchester 817.385. MI 8-7882 " T H E M A R K " since 1947 and has been - on the on golf at the Mlnnechaug <3olf Tile are: Tadeusz and Shirley W.4 ROD STEIBEn town development' commission (bourse in Glastonbury, skiing, and Chevrolet "Want to pull out Chevy II Hungering for a car Corvair If you spark to sporty Szeluga, five-room residence, Rt. TONIGHT ONLY M Dse McNsHy alnce the fall of 1960. He was ap- harness race horses. all stops—except price? The Jet- that’s lovely, lively, easy to park things this one ought to fire you up 81, JIO.OOO: FYsnk Bigelow, addi­ 12th Circuit A Csntinsntal pointed chairman In 1961. His Interest in skiing is shared and pay for? Chevy II is all that, all but good. With the engine weight tion to building. Rt. 31, 33.44X1; Al­ ON OUR STAGE - Hb was bom on March 23, 1921 by other members of the Taylor smooth Chevrolet serves up spacious, SNEAKER Oistrauting, Ine. Rstssss bert E. Michaud, bam on South G)urt Cases ENDS TONIGHT “ROCOO AND HI8 RROTHERS'* the son of teroy and Lillian Kim­ household and the entire family be­ gracious interiors. Body by Fisher right—and also winner of Car Life astern, the steering’s as responsive St., |2.0(X); Mildred Truax. addition Easitr FaihiM Slitw ball Taylor. longs to the Springfield Ski Club. craftsmanship. Jet-smooth ride, new magazine’s award fo;>^Engineering as a bicycle’s and the traction’s S.B.M. to porch and alterations, Cheney He graduated from Kennebunk His interest in harness race Lane, 1895; Alan V. Olsen, addition. Ry Rurton's Inc. High School In 1989, then went on horses is shared by Mrs. Taylor, an V8 vinegar or 6 savings—and more. Excellence! Parallel lo the ehore: ferocious. A.s for the scat—wow! At BlANCHESTtat Love Lane. 1480: 'ITieodore P. Mel- 8:45 P 3 f. to Bowdoin, Brunswick, Maine, Interest which derives from the On the ferry: an Impala Sport Sedan. a Nova 400 4-Door Station Wagon, the ramp: the Motua Club Coupe. len, altsratlnn. Cedar 8wamp-Rd -William—Stewart, 71, of 527 Free RefreAuaeata Served graduatlng-ln 1943 with a bache­ ownership of harness rime horses S400; commercial Investments Inc. Adams St., yesterday was given a Ooarteay HpoM-SIaid Bakary MONDAY-TUESOAY-WEDNESDAY STECUUI lor of science degree in physics. by parents of both Mr. and Mrs. J U U f alteraUons. Rt. , S S . ------PLUS ------A fter, Bowdoin, he attended the 81 2 0 dlapoalUon o f penalty suspended by Taylor, 'w f i l L i b i Oertifleatee of occupancy have OCR REGLXAR SHOW Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ S a v in g s been issued by Dion to Kenneth Judge Joseph Dannehy in ths "The lanoccsita" at 5 aad 948 nology and' received a bachelor of White, residence on Reynolds Dr., Judge's findings on a charge o f "OBa-Osa" at 8:48 --6COURSE DINNER- Btfience degree In Aeronautical en- Reg. to $5.95 and Glen Bradley, recreation room, failure to drive a reasonable gkieerlng Tp 1944. on Rt, 31. STANLEY WARNER While at school his sports in­ Produetton Staff Named distance apart. Choice of Appetizers — terest centered on basketball in ■ Frssh Florida Fruit (^p FREE Cjoventry Players has announced Stewart pleaded nolo contendere ' high school, cross country running .Bank Life to the charge that resulted from a C!MUed Tomato Juice at Bowdolit and sailing at MIT. the production staff for its produc­ Chilled Grapefruit Juice Sewinci MocMn* Offer tion of Agatha Christie's "The Un­ minor motor veMcle aocident on After getting his degree from March 6. He bad had a 42-j-ear, STARTS TOMORROW Marinated Herring MTT, Taylor worked for MTT as Expires Sot., Mdreh 24 expected Guest" on March 30 and 5 PJR. Coat. Imported Fillet of 31 at Coventry High School under driving record free of any .acci­ an aeronautical engineer for two dents. he told the judge. ShsYra at 5:10 aad 8:48 Ancho'vies months at the. Wright Brothers the direction of Zolton Feuerman. — Choice of Soups — Sewing Machine S im I n s u r a n c e Mrs. Walter E. Tedfor^is stage Cases continued: 2 o Wind Tunnel In Cambridge, Masa manager; Violet Buck of wllliman- Minestrone Contadina Served Yrith Navy lllV* Center Street Until Thursdav, Arthur D. Soup du Jour tlc, production co-ordinator; Rich­ Sehaller, 18. of 352 Woodland SL. ..WHIMM CUnON As a aervicaman during war Manchester ard G. • Jodry, tecnnlcal director — Choice of Entrees yean, Taylor again attended Bow* for a court trial On speeding Walnut Baked Stuffed Inturas the Whole Family and set designer, assisted by mem­ charge: Arian IL dtankevich, 19, Lasagna bers of the Players; Burton E. New Britain, for'plea to charge of Holden WUbb Moore and G. Richard Messier, . Spaghetti with Meatballs failure to obey a traffic oentrol ie0t4tc*vrs Spaghsttl with Sausages lighting; Mrs. Raj-mond Marols. signal; Clifton 0- Beattie, 40, of properties and- costumes, assisted Spaghetti Marinara at ONE LOW FREiNUM Lebanon, for court trial on diarges Spaghetti with Mushrooms bv Mrs. Isabelle Snow of Wllliman- of '< reckless driving and driving •Uc. Spaghetti Caruso ((!!Mcken while under ^ e influence of liquor i Uver, Mushroom Sauce) Briefs or drugs. (Beattie is free under a WALNUT . Llngulne a la Marinara (joventry Recreation Committee 8500 bond); Timothy J. Janssen, Ravioli Filled Meat or has voted to continue Its wom­ .19, Enfield, tor court trial on Qieese RESTAURANT en's sports night program through cluuge of failure to drive in estab­ SIEER Manicotti with Meat Rauce On« policy covers the entire fBmiiy April 4. TMs is Keld each Wednes­ TEs crEsMi lished, lane (Jatesen posted a 850 7 WALNUT ST. ...father, rnbther, children (under day from 8 to .10 p.ni. at Robert­ while awaiting his trial dinposi- adisiEnwt Deep Fried . Sea Scallops son School. Mrs. Donald Gadapee tlon); ' tf ttii aia Broiled Halibut Steak Reg. to $5.95 will be officiating at the programs, Until Monday, Gary C. Ouellette, •At gi-rt yn Gqlden Fried Shrimp ^ MANCHESTER 18) and future children with our SAV­ assUtod by Mrs. William Bele- 19, of IS Deerfield Dr., for nbM to Fresh Fillet of Role kewlcz and Mrs. Herman "Jake" charge of failure to obey ST1lt(H> 'Hif Ipswich Fried Clliini PhoiM Ml 9-M70 INGS BANK l if e IKISURANCE POLI- LeDoyt. Mrs. Belekew-lcz Is re­ sign; James’ A. FranooUni, 22, w4 rai'liis Broiled Swordfish Steak placing Mrs. Paul Haddad Ths Hartford, tot plea to charge of «8lllaq r Satited CaUmari (Squid) ^ • ALL SIZES • VARIETY OF COLORS CY.. .pay ONE LOW PREMIUM. If committee has voted to drop Its opeiating a motor- vehicle without plans for splash parties because brakes; Stanley Foroetoeki, 19, of Roast Vermont* Turkey father diet, the family's insurance of conflicting, dates. 403 W. center St., for plea to Southern Fried Chicken l i For Children • For Teem • For Women Chib Scout Pack 85 wdll meet at charge of breach of the peace. Broiled Half Spring Chicken continues.. .but without payment of 7:30'p.m. March 28 at the.Churoh Forostoskl is free under a 8100 Chicken Cjacciatore Oommunity House..All parents are bond. urged to attend. Until April 9, Edward S. John­ Pot Roast of Sirloin Beef premiums. Generous dividends, at The Ladles' Association of First son. 21, of Mlddletoiwn, for pie Chopped Tenderloin Steak ★ ALL FIRST.QUALITY! Congregational' Church will meet and dis^slUon of chargee of s p r ­ Baked Sugar-Cured Ram earned, start tha first year.. Get the from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. to­ ing and failure to cany a driver’s Breaded Veal Cutlet morrow in the vestry. The church license. ^ ' Parmigiano Beef and Veal Hunter Style facts today from any one of our three 1 »e«a«MA«(»Mt »« A ALL FAMOUS BRANDS! FMNCE PEARtaBIK* convenient offices. . Choice o f Potato and See the new Chevrolet, new Chevy I I and new Corvair al your heal authorized Chevrolet dealer’s NUYEN I Or 0€ UJXl Vegetable J • FOR WOMEN ONLY or Side Order o f Spaghetti PLUS A T 7:15 PJIL Roger’s Salad Bowl CARTER CHEVROLET CO.. INC. WILCOX.RAU CHEVROLET. INC. MeoAer of Fsdeeel Depealt FREE SHOWING Italian or French Dregalng MAN CHEATER, CONN. NEW BRITAIN CONN. Inanraaee Oofp. Amnrkoii Conenr Soeinty FNms DESSERTS FaUawad by Ice Cream anchester NfiSuN-IttSm-W Jen-0 with Whipped Cream DWORIN CHEVROLET. INC. THE GRODY CHIVROilT CO. A PANEL OF MANCHESTER DOCTORS Walnut Cheese Cake ' XASr HABTVmO. CONN. WEST HARTFORD, CONN. ^---- MANCHESTER PARKADE - — MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH TO ANSWER TpUR pUESTIO*^^ S'//INCIN .A.ONC (Italian Style) WEST BRATsICH Sherbet OFTEN! ^OPEN WED.. THURS. and FRI. NIGHTS 9 2 3 Ala in Sf. 28 5 f a-, t C' ntt r St. Manch* stt-r ParkacL Bailejr. Aaditoriun, Manchester Hich S^ool Peach Shortcake ■ Cor. Lrnox St. Rice Pudding West Middle Turnf)if n o « . c o n n . ^ by Tha Tweed Bbep, 77S M 4 a Btree* SUN si *«ABoinm/* lA U M H S OF PAKIONO; ■ . r ■- f ■— : . - ^ . . ? ■ - f r.»ir iri*i|i pnimiaiifc •^>>*wjjj.'*^'r*.-,'Ti'r'V»'j*--.••• r.*.i«v. f t

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v'MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 20. 1962 PAGE irv B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD/ MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, BIARCH 20, 1962 — ------^------PAGE POUR •'TXT Andover Ohio Wesleyan Glee Cluhs Regional 8 New England lEnnt HOMis Barbecue Benefits News Briefs TV SiRVICE T V -K a d io m 9-8900 aaA TR 0-4444 ToSingiorManchuckFuiid Meeting Set School Church Project AmUBLOT, NH. (AF)-Mi- 100% Batisfaetten . rhael Schofield, 8, Fiddle Hili, oMnuitoed The Ohio Weeleyaa Unlveraity*a< Daniel Manchuck, a young muaic CHee a u b , o t which a M ancheater...... - — . For Budget A chicken bSrtHMM wlU bo held Ashuslot, was killed last night student who died oh Chriatmat when struck by an automoMls on aradedt la a member, wiU elng at Day, 1960. David Almond and at Andover Congragstlonal Church Television Manchester High School 'ITmra- ions Voted on AfMil 7. 1110 proceeds will go Route 9 near hie home. Roberta Johns laot June -were the Of $505,560 ris e t'i (in srecress) Lead Shew ' . day, April -18, in a concert tor the flrat two redpiente of $100 grants toward dniehlng work already Illte 8 benefit oC the Daniel Manchuck started' on the conference house, WASHINOTON (AP)—The White htcncocg PrsMSts lu from the fund. SducKUonal apeoltte*tlona for sUy for Inatruetleni sehedulMl Ht Hoiue announced yesterday the ap -nevs FOR RENT Memorial Scholarship Fund. The purpose of the fund Is to etid A $508,860 budget for 1963-68 7;8o p.m. and to Install heat there. There 8 and 18 mtn. Movie Prejeetort The glee club, which conaiata of will be presented at the annual proposed secondary school, pre­ will be sittings a t S:30 'and 6:30 {lointment of John W. Maslsnd Jr., 8 - . U » ( & T . U 8:00 Powell Shew iO. students planning oareera in, music. sented to them on Feb. 31', were The Lerion of Mary will meet provost at Dartmouth OollSgs Han­ t:X News, SBerts A Westher I Man _4oiuid or ellmt, also 88 niii. B8 men and an accompanist, will Vater said the fund, of which he, budget iqeetlng April 2 at 8 p m . unanimously approved by the five a t 8:S0 tonight at 8t. Maurice p.m. . — L" T*L« Public Intersil ______Show I: slide projeetors. be assisted by the OJUo Wesleyan ' Guy Outlaw Is chairman of the over, N.H., to the Ctvil Wdr Cen­ 1:10 Use-Hunt f :K> Streets of Dencer MHS music defiartment head O. in the Rham High School auffi- members of the hoard of education CJiuroh. ' tennial Commitslon, He stieeeeds Roine jleeobs Qub Rnais Ichebod end 1I*_ 8 Olee-ettes, which includes nine Albert Pearson and principal A. torium. 'The budget was reviewed present at a meeting last night. Tlje Woman’s Society of Chria- committee. He wriii be assisted by nsekdon Dick van Dyke Show . IJ WEtDON DRUG. CO. co-eda. Prof. .Omdon Almetead la Raymond Rogers 3 t. are trustees, Garland Ihomen, Mr. and Mrs. Vice Adm. Stuart H. togOrsoll, who 901 Blaln St.—TeL MI 8-8821 at a puNic hearing In the audito­ Board member Mrs. Claire Warfel tian Service will meet tonight at 8 resigned last October. Tbs Hie.Picture . Tours tor a Bong 5. 40, 81 ths director., (s aiming for $8,000 in flve years. rium last night, attended by 1< at United Methodist CSturch. Eugene Schwanke, Mre. John Ro]«l Ceaedlea PoUee 10:00 Alcoa Premier 40. M . Alan Pratt, a 1960 graduate of Is out of town and Dr. BliuibeU) 4:40 Men of Destiny Peris: The Cancer Within * If that figure is realized, he said, than 40 people. Alton arrived after the vote had A meeting of the Ladies Benevo­ Parker Mrs. Gordon MacDonald, S:Sb Hinlley.SMuuey Mancheater High School and a and Mrs. John Hutidiinson.. John B, CUMBERLAND, R. I. (API—A 10. Caln’i Hundred 23, the fund will be. self-supporting, TMs budget represents an In­ been taken. lent Society will be held at 8 at fire appartfhtly started l>y a boil­ ' Douciae tidwanii Naked City glee club member, was instru­ and the annual scholarships will be crease of $33,665.84 over last A lengthy discussion was Ijeld on Bolton Congregational Church. Hutchinson will be the chef. 7:00 umioB Deaer KiUlon M tar Movie mental in arranging the perform­ Mrs. Schwanke is in charge of er explosion last night 'destroyed News. Sports A Weather Garry Moore Show ance. given with the interest on the year’s budget, tocreasen in teach- whether to send the complete spe- The board of finance will meet some 8X6.000 worth of furniture To ’fell the TVuUi 10:80 savings account. era’ salaries amount to $36,800. An elflcations of about 40 pages to at 8 to set the new tax rate, con- tickets. Reservations must be made Mackensl*'e Raiders, and appliances at the 8ave-A- Evening Rennrt Bmtlgfleld IMJ ^^^h)bert Vater, a music teacher at The repertoire of the glee club English teacher and an art teacher townspeople or to send out a bro­ aider a reqileat for $7,500 for use by April 3 with Mre. Parker or Mrs. 11:00 NawA ■ports A Weather I, 8, the high aehool, said tidieto have MacDonald. Wins 4-H Honor Dollar itomUure Store, 204 Broad. Amcrleaii odysiey Includes Latin, German, and old will be added to the present staff chure summarizing the "specs.” by a building committee for a sec­ St. Highwav Patml been sent to'service oyganiza'tiona EktgUdi songs, as well as ipirlt- of 35. : Bupt. Philip G. Liguori was asked ondary school, and take action to Attorney Speaks Mias Ronemstfle PsUa, daughter News A Weather. Deputy Firs Chief Hector Law­ 7:» nim and Mancheater chuixAea to sell, uals, religious and Broadway An' Increase in Etoard of Educa­ to present to the board for ap­ transfer delinquent tax accounts Atty,. Katherine Y. Hutchinson of Mr. and Mrs. Jotm PHla, -364 Snorts Camera 11 :U Sersin Qeme theftiter and they wUl alao be available at songs. tion.expenses reflects ths admihis- proval at their next meeting a re- w'M guest speaker at the Grange rence of Central Falls was o'sr- Pear Showw (C) 10. to suspense records. Bldwell St., has been liamed 1962 _ evening Report 11:30 Movie the high school. Bach spring the group makes a .tration's plan to have the school port giving a brief description of meeting last night. On April 2, the champion hoisteiit girl bt Connec­ come by smoke. He was taken to T:W What In the World :ore 40 e'valuated in 1962-63. Some aspects K ;' ■ ■ ...... Memorial Hospital in Pawtucket. Marshal Dillon FWUl Funda received from the per- tour, and the Manclmater appear­ the physical a.specta of the pro­ Manebestef Evening Herald Bol­ Andover Grange- will have a ticut by the Conneettotit Holsteln- New Breed 11:10 Jeiik Peer Show (O MAKING presr. fonnance wUi be tuiAt& to t h e ance______is eighth oh the current tour of a self-examination conduct^ by posed school, an outline of the ton coireapondent, Grace McDer­ "neighbors night," open to the pub­ Frieslan Association, I.xrainle Movie i toeme the staff will begin before the end courses to be offered in Gr^es 7 WARWICK R.I. (AP)—Albert C. Bun Sunny t. 13:30 Frontier Theater aoholajghlp fund, named In memory schedule. mott, telefriione Mitchell 3-6066. lic. The speaker wdll be a atate Shs was ths guest of honor last 1:00 Bachelor nther I. 13:80 News A Weether rangements at of the school year., 12, the approximate cost of con- trooper who wdll show a film on night At the annual meeting and Koasick has received a card from raeeword I 1:00 Late News The regional board voted last irtrucUon, and comparative coets President Kennedy congratulating highway safety. banquet of the Holstein-Frieslan BEE BATDRDArS TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTTNG Holmes’ eUminates night, in a meeting following the ^ providing a senior high school, South PTA Hears Scouts Sponsor Parade Amociatlon at homore at Mas., to Raleigh, N.C., a spokes­ w nc—IMM e:Uli -.he World Tonight ask ths three agents now handling Under the present setup several Driver Hurt to the accident which caused elec­ 4:15 Showcase of the Arte end News agents have policiee on the dis­ 000; clerical assistant’s salary, $3,- tricity failures for about an hour Grooming Course ing to 18,000. duced at the meeting. who have completed the dabbler, Manchester High School. man says. No decision )ias been f :00 Newi, Weather A Sporta 10:10 Showcase of the Night and News the district’s insurance to draw 600; regular supplies and expenses, To compare with the estimated wild plant, magic carpet and swim­ taken on when the move will be <:30 Market Report up such k point plan, and have the trict’s firehouse, ElUott said. A SO-year-old Coventry man along a small section of Charter 4:.16 Album o( the Dey 13:14 Sign Oft. A third recommendation made by $3,000; superintendent’s and prin­ oak S t 1962. budget, Liguori estimated the mer requirements. -There will be ■ociatlon says, the amtual produc­ made. A site must be selected and 4:44 Three Star Bztra agents present at the next tioard cipal’s expenses, $400; Board of who last night smashed his car Ends with Show Junior-senior high budget for demonstrations on the badges they a building constructed. 7:00 Convereatlon Piece. meeting to discuss the Issue. the committee was to proidde fire Patrolman Richard Thumton Is tion of the average U.S. dairy cow 7:80 News of the World. ‘Lucky Wishbone’ coverage for the DtlVal St. pump Education expenses, $850; and le­ into twin utility poles on Charter Grades 7-10 in 1963 at 8426,242: have earned, including two new 7:44 Radio Moecow BlUott chairman of the dis­ gal counsel; $10n. investigating the accident. Smith Members of ths Girl’s Modeling folk-dances. Mrs. Paul Donahue is Is generally estimated at about house, valued at about $26,000. El­ Oak St. Is in fair conditioh at was alone in the car. coats for a Junior high that year Local Stocks | 7,0m Iba. of milk and 265 lbs. of TAUNTON, Maas. (AP)—Henry 8:06 Pope Concert The one who gets the big­ trict’s Insurance committee, said Under instmetion; Princlital’i Club, sponsored by the Town ReC' at 8460,691 if that were adopted; leader, and Mrs. Andrew 'Verpraus- A. Riendeau, 04, a funeral director 1:04 NIghtbeat there are a)x>ut ten agents in the Uott said an insurance agent re­ Manchester Memorial Hbepital butterfat.- i 10:00 New* gest part of the wishbone Ig sup­ cently studying the district’s poU- salary, (tme-holf), $5,000; instruc­ Police also investigated two reation Department, will present a or coets if no school were built by kas, assistant leader, of this troop. who was carried from his flaming district whohmay qualify for the tional staff, Bslaries, $221,900; with multiple fractures and a head very minor, two-car, accident in fashlmi show tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. <8netatlens Famished by To Explaiir School Budget St. Peter’s Note 10:04 NIghtbeat posed to be granted his wish. This dies could not find a poUcy for the 1963 and Grades 5-9 had to be on The church school staff of St. home and funeral parlor last Thprs- 10:30 All About Drugs euperstitiem comes to Ug from pre- program. Agents would be given pump house. guidance salary, $8,800; clerical laceration suffered in the accident. which no arrests nor injuries and In the dining room ot the (Com­ double sessions, at 8397,008. Coburn Middlebrook, Inc, The board of education will ex­ day night, died yesterday of burns. 11:14 Sports final points on the liasls of residency in assistants’ salaries, $6,730; substi­ WllUam Smith of Bunker HUl only slight motor veMcle damage munity Y, Bonk Stocks plain the proposed 1962-63 ele­ Peter's Episcopal Church will meet 11:30 Starlight Sertntde Roman times when the hen wag ElUott said the recommendations Liguori expressed doubt that a He leaves his widow, a daughter 1:30 Sign OR believed to be a sacred fowl. the district, the extent to wWch tute teachers’ salaries, $3,100; as­ Rd„ Coventry, w u driving east reported. The accld^ts oc­ Tils show will conclude an eight- Bid Asked mentary school budget to the PTA at 7:30 p.m. Thuraday at the and three sisters. their incomes depend on selling were being made to give the dla- sistant principal and part-time school could noW be completed in home of Mrs. George Arnold on tri;t “modem, stream-lined, and on Charter O ^ St. when he hit curred at about 12:60 pjn. yester­ week coume in poise, fashion, de­ deaigned time for the opening of school in Conn. Bank and Trust at Its meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. insurance, and other requirements. teacher, $7,800. <' the polee Just west of Spruce at. portment and grooming conducted Co...... 86 71 at the school. Members of the Hebron Rd. simplified coverage.’’ day in the First National Bank 1963. He sand It would probably GREENFIELD, Hass. (AP) — Director Burton Pearl objected .^Aitother topic taken up by the Also ■under Instruction; text-, The impact sent glass and frag- PariUng lot on Main St., just south by Mrs. Doris Belding of Th% Her­ for the be necessary to have Grades 0-9 Hartford National board are Mrs. Robert Azinger, Police say thieves who took more to Including t)ie amount of taxes books, $6,660; instructional sup­ menta of the poles and vehicle ald staff. Bank and Tm st Co. 04 08 H chairman; Mrs. William Kowalski, Mancheeter Evening Herald An­ 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER FAYING COMPANY’ board at last night’s meeting was of Hazel St., and at 3:30 p.m. at on double sessions that year un­ than four tons of heavy copper the agmt might pay to the district the purchase of paint for the in­ plies, $8,000; transportation, teams as far as Spruce St and blew a Flovmr end Main Sts. Guest speakers for the course In­ expectant Fire insnrancs Companies Mrs, 'Vernon Lotee, Mrs. Walter dover correspondent, Margery cable — Worth 10,900—from a as one of the requirements, saying and field trips, $1,000; and laund­ transformer on one of the poles. cluded Mrs; Kenneth Perrett of less the planning is speeded up. Aetna F i r e ...... 73 79 Weir, Ralph Ransom and Law­ Montandon, tolephene pngrlm terior of the firehouse. Board mmibera discussed how lyeatem Massachusetts Electric he felt it 'was "discriminatory.” Fire Chief Francis Limerick ering and repair of uniforms’ $300. Because of his condition, Smith Bolton, makeup; Mm. Edna Clark, Htfd. Fire t...... 70V4 80'i rence Scanlan. 2-6012. Co. substation may have needed The requirement that they be Under operation of the school was unable to tell police how the Separated Snake hair styles; Mrs, Thomas Fergu­ mother! ths presentation of the specifica­ NatUmsl Fire ...... 132 148 Refreshments provided by urged the directors to advertise tions would be made at a public eeveraJ months to do the Job. taxpayers should be sufficient. for bid taking soon, telling the di­ plant; custodians’ salaries (5 men), aoeddent happened. He fractur­ son, poise and grooming; and Mm. Phoenix F ire ...... 125 132 mothers of fourth grade pupils, ed his left 1^ and right arm and A glass snake can live after it Sally Middleton Pinto, modeling. meeting sponsored by the Bolton will be served after the meeting. /^M urder, Suicide The cable, too heavy to bend, was AMESITE Pearl said. rectors, "you won't get too many $21,830; salaries tor substitute cus­ Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. ’ITilB particular aiqtect of the todians, $100; fuel, $8,600;; p6wer, received a laceration over hts right has broken into two ports, but the The Fair store, Manchester Park- PTA on March 28. It was decided Aetna Casualty .... 73H 79Mi Tickets for the meet loaf dinner cut off 20 or 30 large wooden the boyi once fishing season to have Supt. Uguori make the reels with hacksaws. Most of it plan, and the plan aa a whole, will starU ” ■The painting is to be done $8,300; telephone, $1,000; gas, eye. He is in the hospital’s spe- two parts cannot Jotji together adc. will supply the clothes for the Aetna U f e ...... 134 140^ scheduled to follow the PTA' NORTH ABINGTON, Maas. be discussed by the agents han­ otal care sons. again. Like many other' kinds of presentation with as^stanee of Sprtng-o-Rama on April 28, go, o.t (AjP )—The deaths of Joseph A. came from slow moving Items In by members of the district fire/de­ $400; suppllM and other expenses, models. Refreshments will lie Conn. General (Wl) 140 147H dling the district’s insurance now partment. ' $2,000; snow .removal, $250; and An engine from Hose Co. No. 4 lizards, it can shed its tall and served. /AAIDENFORM'S board members. Htfd. Steam Boiler . .142 100 i»le at this week's PTA meeting. Donahue, 68, and his wife, Mary, storage during the winter, DRIVES and several police cam responded grow a neiw one in its place. The show ia open ot the pubUq. OOP Meeting Omitted Mrs. George Munson will be In 66, are a case of murder amd sui­ trucking, $100. Ins. City Life ...... 26 31 For maintenance of plant; re­ w endtrful The Republican Town Commit­ Travelers ...... 167 173 charge of the dinner. Mrs. Paul cide, police gay. Redi Stress Credits APT is currently working, includ­ tee, as agreed before the party Pfanstlchl Is In charge of ticket Authorities reported Donahue ^ HRST IN QUALITY Experience ing a basic salary schedule for pairs by ssnrtee’ $2,800; repairs by PubUe QttUties Teachers Ask contract, $2,800; supplies and oth­ caucus, will not meet tonight since Conn. Light Power .. 29% 31% sale.s. apparently, strangled his wife WASHINGTON — Communist- Is Our teactasrs with bachelor’s degrees it has not reorganized as yet. The Outotanding Record sometime late Sunday, then ^ FAHIEST IN roiOE ranging from $6,000 to $14,000 in er expenses, $2,000; and grounds, /AATERNITY Htfd. Electric Ught 74 78 bloc foreign aid is usually In Best $680. next meeting will be called be­ Hartford Gm Co. ... 68 The Holstein-Frieeian Associa­ slashed his wrists. the form of credits tor proj­ Guarantee AFT Leaders eight annual ste^. tween April 24 and May 8, the tion of Ahierlca has announced Donahue w-as a retired Mtoe FASTEST SERVICE The 1062-63 salary proposal ask­ Under auxxlUaty agencies; school Southern New England ects or equipment furnished by library, salaries; $4,900; books BRA and GIRDLES time set by statute for reorganiza­ Telephone ...... 00 H 04 completion of an outstanding of­ worker. the lender. ’The Soviet Union ed by the MBA was a 12-step tion meetings, Mrs. Dorothy Milter, Manntactnring Companies ficial production record by Mac- The bodies were found in bed at Conneetieut’a Leading Paving Contractor schedule ranging from $4,600 to and periodicals, $800; school libra­ Belle Sharmeer Fans typically offers such credits at ToTalkHere ry, supplies and other expenses, eommlttee clerk said. Arrow, Hart, Heg. 5* .‘4 6.1 acres .Superior Klaud Holly, a reg­ their bungalow home yesterday. 2.5 per cent Interest, but tied $8,142, However,' the board of edu­ BRA Convention delegates chosen at AjMociated Spriiig .. 15 >4 17% istered Holstein cow in the hei'd Their landlord called police when China frequently charges no cation, in preparing the school $280; audto-vlsual materials and the caucus are reminded that they Briatol Brasa ...... 954 10% of Robert A. MacDonald. The he was unable to gain entrance. interest. TTie national and state preaidents budget, reduced the schedule to supplies, $800; health service, sal­ Here's Big News I Embossed white cotton cups are banded all around must certify the name . of their S of the American Federation of $4,500 to $7,740, and added an ex­ aries, $8,800; health service, aup- Dunham Bush ...... 6T4 three-year-old cow produced 14,- THE THOMAS COLLA CO. Teochera and four presidents of in machine washable "Trioolaatic" for wonderfully alternates in writing to Mrs. Nor­ Em-Hart ...... 71 7614 919 lbs. of milk containing 006 tra step. plien and other expenses, $280; and ma Tedford, town committee chair­ Fofnir ...... 48 52 |bs. of butterfat in a 260 day Ml 9 . 5 3 7 1 PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml 9v5371 Connecticut locals 'will speak Mon­ social worker, $400. (‘liveable’' support and comfort I man. Mrs. Dorothy Miller, commit­ 27 % day to Manchester teat^ers as a Fixed Charges Inchids $4,700 Heuhleln ...... 24 >4 tests supervised by the University result of what a teachers’ com­ tee clerk,,will provide forms for N. B. Machine 23% 26% of Connecticut. In contrast, the as- for insurance and $1,000 for Social $ 3 .5 0 such eertUeation at ths next com- 16% 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY" mittee calls “a groundswell of In­ Bloqjd Program Security. North and Juijd .... 14 >4 terest” in establishing a local of YOU BdUee meeting. Stanley iVorke ...... 21 23% GLASS ENCLOSURES Principal pairment on the long­ GIRDLES Briefs Veeder-Root ...... 54 59 the AFL-CIO unit here. Basis of Skit term debt is $106,000, and Interest A oommittee meeting for Cub ’The above quotations are not to FOR EATHTUIS A "Manchester Teachers’ <3om- on tiw debt total bos dropped from Comfortable support and protection in a girdle Scout iPadc 73 will be held tomor­ be construed as actual markets. mittee for the AFT", whose mem­ Mrs. Myron BqgUsh, ohoirman $52,080 to $48,060. Only $100 is in­ CAN with a highly expandable front panel plus a low ■1 . * row at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. Liggttt Spadal and SHOWERS bers are not named, today planned of the IM Cross blood program cluded for capital outlay, since to Issue 'to aU classroom teachers several school improvements were abdominal band for vitally-needed suppeirt I Light­ S-. and Mrs. Norman Preuss, Bolton BODY FOUND IN MARSH and Mrs. (3eorge Sweet, executive I Center Rd.' NEW HA'VEN (AP)—The body Glass does a beautiful job for such announcements, of the meeting, secretary ot the Manchester Red added this year vrith hardship weight nylon power net, in small, m^ium, large Mass will be celebrated at 6:30 of 41-year-old Herman Haa.van, 20S purposes in your bathroom. Easy to scheduled for 3:30 pan. In the Man­ Cross unit, presented a teleplione grant funds. WIN and extra large sizes. p.m. tomorrow in St. Maurice Atwater St., .New Haven, was clean. Never wears out. 1962 MERCURY METEOR chester High Scluxil cafeteria. skit at a meeting of the American Income which will defray the Church. Members of ttie CTO wrho found in a marsh off Market St. Carl J. Megei, national presi­ Leg;ion auxiliary last night. cost to the towns Includes a build­ regular girdle panty long leg panty attend the Maas will be served yesterday. Authorities said he died OPEN 8 AJ(. to 8 PM. dent of the AFT, and Arthur Ke­ About 30 members ^ the aux­ ing grant from the state of $44,• A supper afterwards so they een of natural caueea SATURDAY 8 AJd. te 12 NOON vorkian of Berlin, president of the iliary were'shown how prospective 880 and reimbursements (tor sal­ $6.95 $7.95 $ 10. atate chapter, wUI be aipong' the blood donors are called and what Sale Price speakeni who "wiU present the aries in specialised areas) of $6,- happens when an emergency call 415. Fees for the use of the build­ Guaranteed union’s record, poUcies and objec- J. Ae WHITE GLASS CO. tlvee" at the general meeting, said for blood is received at Red Cross ing axe estimated at $200.25. An Te Give Y’ou 2-DOOR SEDAN headquarters. appnqtriation of surplus, $4,484- 12 Pair Wardrobe » CALL NOW BEFORE ’THE SPRING RUSH! A Very 31 IlsiaU St.— PheiM Ml 9-7322 the oommlttee’S announcement. Other Speakers Mrs. Wilber Little, rehahiUtatlon .75, wlU be appUed. Enjoyable chairman, reported that two vol- The tax to the towns a8 estimat­ Smoke Six cylinder engine, standard transmission, The ether spe^era wiU be Dr. Pre-Spring S-P-E-C-l-A-L-S On BUiot 8. Wedk, president of the untera luid griven 23 hours service ed last night, ifrill be Andovef, of 2nd* OF A NATIONALLY heater and defroster. at Rocky Hill Veteran’s Hospital. $169,606.M; Hebron, $160,185.36; ADVER’nSED CIGAR University of Connecticut JOoBi; Thirty pairs, of handmade scuffs, • STORM DOORS WHICH SFXLS FOR-10c DELIVERED IN MANCHB8TEB Joseph Gordon, a teacher at Weav­ snd Marlborough, $129,888.70, to r er iflgh School, Hartford, presi­ 25 books, 12 ashtrays and six a total tgoc of $440,880, • STORM WINDOWS Reg. $4.75. dent of the Hartford local; John packs of cards were brought to the However, these figures will vary Bede Box 50. FEDERAL LAREL $23S2 -TuMak, a teacher at Bast Hart­ hospital. Newlngrton Veteran’s Hos­ in aoc(»dance to-the reirlsed at­ %99 ford High School, president of the pital was presented with 30 peUra tendance estimates. of your choice call BILL TUNSKY 7 For 28c East HorUord Ibcal; and T. James of ecuffs. Perfeotoe and Fanatelias Murray,y, aS(: e ^ e r a t Wethersfield ■ ■ Members voted to send two m 7 k Soinis High School/’'jiresident “ of the Junior students from Manchester ...... Ml 9-9095 Wethersfield locaL High School to Girls State, at the LIQQEn DRUG University of OoraiecUcut, in June. This Week Here FREE ESnM A’TES e E-Z TERMS A question and answer period ■ PARKADE Bwk im n s will follow the talks. . It was also voted to donate $25.00. A major purpose of the meet­ of the member’s memorial fund to ^ because its ing is to determine the interest Girl’s State. li- nmong Manchester teachers In Invitations were received to a m m O L l forming the local, about which to supper Sind neighborhood meeting formation was requejgted from the at the Glastonbury unit April 3 atate unit a year ag^ The defeat and a neighborhood n^ht at the 'r r f f('l';i( YOU SAVE M O NEY of Manchester Education Associa­ Brown-LOnders unit. East Hart- tion saUuy proposals by the board ford, April 17. of education may account for re­ BECAUSE YOU BUY $f Im mi, Hit newed effort in considering for­ Daily CotnpuB Editor mation of the local. The MEA includes both class' STORRS (XP)—Election of Jo­ room teachers and school princi­ seph Marfuggi, 36 East ^r-PtoO- AT DISCOUNT... pals and idmlnlstrators, tshlle the tor; Vt., as editor-in-chief AFLrdO local is open , to the Connecticut Dally Campus, Uni-* teachers only. The AFT has about ■veralty o t Connecticut’s student 450 locals in the continental Unit- new^M^ter, was announced today. AND YOU GET A BONUS OF rd States. Alaska, Hawaii, and the He will be assisted by Managing SAFE-BUY USED CARS Canal Zone, according to an AF'r Editon Roaanne Ooo^ola, ISS- iBGflGt* P a rk Rd., West Hartfoed, City Edi­ for your Ths leaflet,» called ‘‘iauestions tor Bkiward Parker, 19 RoUy Lane, Window Shides rat. Year family MMmId have die beneOt ef hwr eoet Sevingi '57 MBRtURY $795 '59 STUDEIAKER $895 '40 FORD $795 and Answers About the American Darien, and News Editor DIsnne smartest 2-dooP Monterey. Black. Radio, Laric. 2-doer. Standard trani- Prefect. 4-door. Gray. Fedsnitioh of Teachers," lists Rader, 111 Newtown Turnpike, wwtmnmwM cmIa t iw a B ulk tile ImmeiMM. Van Find eat today how Uttte it hauar, Marcomatla. mleeion, 6-cylinder. Real eco­ ■even ebJecUvee for which the Westport, among others. waiting will coat to get whole-lemfly leeOgettoB direct fcoii a nomical! . ALfW VENEHAN HINDS Look-Aga in-Legs-Week hours. ,. aavingg bank. Leem, aa no OMiiy Connectknt familiee *40 TeNRD $2895 *59 FORD ^ $1095 '55 JAGUAR $M5 have learned, that SBLI ia eonvenient to buy . . . u A 2-door. 6-cyUnder, Standard Bring year old roOen ia Hardtop. MatalUe Blue. Fully trimsmisalon, radio, heater. Rbadster. White with^/bUick BIG-CAR LUXURY nad save 88e per abode t '! ao easy to pay for. Send coupon today. equlpp^. top. Spicially priced! , '68 MERCURY And you don't have to buy a thing! TRIPLE-S BLUE YOU MITT NAVE TO BE A KPOSnOI TO KT SILI ^57 DODGE *40 FORD $1495 DUMP TRUCK $1195 Fatrlane '2-door etdan. Radio, 8-gpeed tranamiealon. Anthony '41 COMET $1895 I GenUemen:Sendmeatmn)bUeation faet$eiHdfigiira I heater, Ferdomatie. HoUt 4-door. Radio, heater. 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hlAiM(Jili:^TEH J;,Vhih^^(:r Hh,KALU, MANCai!ii)ii<.K. CUNN., MAKCH 20, 10b2 PAGE SEVEN JtAGBSSS. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TOESDAY, MAR,CH 20, 1061 Frondizi Halts bCMb. Bomabody will have to tree in toa audlanoa kindly anllghien ch airman of Mr. Rhea >res8 of aU Rapub- A4AHOGANY HKanrif(0t(r usT should be toe them, it they are ever to be free. Ucans. He and hla iprta heap try- BoDuAoily elaei will have to save Peronist Action ^ttetting lf» r^ in,; to Justify his del .^■ oylng PANELINGt them. If they are to be saved. They T h e that Mr. Bowan Is doing aama e Stand Pat Preference themselveB have absolutely no for another candidate. (Oontteoed from Page One) W. H, ENGLAND me. Comim^catlOM for puWtotloM In the Open Form . wtU no^^ Mr. Bowan la not the chairman. capacity la this direction, they Connecticut guarantead publication If they contain more than 300 worda I rapestt now what 1 have said T oro directors last night heard Eighth Utilities District -The provinces put imder federal LUMIER CO. are, we think, powerless to let go Herald reserves the right to decUna to pubUsh any matUi U before, that Chairman 6^ea has President Philip Burgess Jr. say that the district was “not in­ control were Buenos Aires, Tucu- • Open All O a r Saturday s iP i M the bomb. may' beba Ubeloualibelous or which la inIn bad taste.toata. FPrea re t expresaionexpression of pol foafalted right to the chairman­ terested’' in “pardon the expression—consolidation.” At an in­ man, Rio Negro, Santiago del & - “At toe Orem’’—an 9-8301 lV>ande4 Octobw t. IM the, aupreme proof of their in­ Yankee iosl views Is desired by contributions of this character hut lat- ship of toe p ^ y and should re­ tero and (toaco. tors which art dafomatory or abnalva wtu ba rajaeted. sign. B y his own octlona ha has formal joint meeting of the town directors and the Eighth PDbllibwl Ever ability to stop playing with . the It was understood that some hni4un Md Holiday By A. H. 0 . brMght about dissension in the District directors held last nighty military garrisons Including army m tlM c o at Uanclieatcr, plaything which eventually must party.- He has become a Umhility to • at, the Community Y, Burgtto also rectors by saying, "I gather you garrison and naval establishments twend Claaa Mall Matter. destroy them was gfiven in the case SFnmQ SONRBTS f Questkm site 4 oMd for mora .taxos. Porbopa our the pdrty in Manchester. said that he waa not interested in wouldn’t be interested in investi­ had been put on the alert. Mili­ either a separate or joint -purtoose S0B8CHIFTION RATES of Soviet Russia. This nation was, To toe Editor, town fotlMra have aovor heard of Wilber T.U tU e. gating this any further." . tary commanders flew to Buenos Payabla in Advance I ■ W hat la toe eudden emergency of the Manchestto Water Co., Aires from all parts of the nation Notice Carrier mind you, the nation which did Uvliig within one's msono. Town Director Francis Mahoney A poet’s store of springs is aqsy which make* It Imperative to build Having Uvod oU n y life la Itaa- Which suppUqs 'water to Eiighth said that it would be unforunate U to confer. tat Tear ...... dU.IO have the temporary vision to initi­ District r^ldents. ta Month! ...... 7.7S sold; a firehouse on McKee St. In 1M3- oheoter and havtng owaad prop­ A Thought for Today discussion on toe m atter were to .Frondtzi’s action to appease the %r*« Month! ...... S.W ate at least a moratorium bn play­ 1963? erty for soveral yeota 1 cannot . Nor Iq the district contemplating stcq> nbw, so that "well never military touched off a chorus of WE HAVE DAILY ta! Month ...... l.m One was of bluets, and that was bid any mepansion In the future, at retkly ...... SO ing with the bomb, a moratorium The National Board of Fire Un­ help hut ato inyseU, "Wlura .will Bpaoaorad by the SUneheolir know If there'is a gain” to be real­ protests from his ovt-n party, its sky-high; derwriters first sulw^ted toe Conncil af Churches least not to the east of a Une run­ allies and many foes. 'The mam­ DELIVERY TO THE MEMBER OP whldi. If adhered to, might have tax IncrMses stop?*’ How nony ized by Joining the Metropolitan ^ek -stgn aled love afraid of grow-' building ot a firehouse on the West ning north through the intersection District moth General Confederation of La­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS families with one wage earner eon of E. Center St. snd E. Middle Tht'Aaioclated Preii la azclualvalT helped everybody grow muscle* Side in 1001 When the Silver Burgess said that the voters bor repudiated the government’s ing old pay, OS I do now, over 8600 per Liant Is a Uma of giving. Ckxl Tpke., Burgess ^ d . He thus veri­ 'Watled to the uie of repuhlicattoB or strong enough to let go of the Lane Homes were atUl in existence year In toxM for a nominal m all would have to be asked if they action against the Peronlst vic­ all aewa dffpalches credited to it or Paid higher than It needed to for and Orford Village wee a rental gives, so w# give. But Lent la a fied Town Director Francis Ma­ tory and said this had freed the Lenten Preacher BOLTON ■ot otherinee credited lift, this paper bomb altogether. But Ruesla, family home In on older, modect Hme to give thoughtful attention favored Joining the Metropolitan and also the local neve published here. «hy project At that time toe exisUng honey's feelings that the town Is system. CkAUns asked Burgess if It union from any restraint at show­ The Rev^ Richard H. Maxwell, which started this good hope, was neighborhood. (00 ft. lot fraotage) to vriiy wa give and to whom wa respmuible for fire protection in All lichts of republicatlnn of apeelal— And transient flowers. One wae ot water malna were termed Inade- wouldn’t be better to gret a pro­ ing their di.sgust \vlth the govern­ of the North Methodist Church, Slspatenea herein are also reserved. also the first to abandon it. uate because of their three inch Surely no on* sf^sots to rsootve should give: Aa we give, so we the northeast section xif town, and ment. blackbirds, bold munlcl^ servleee for free and build, we have wars because wa jected^ rate estimate first Fall River. Maes., will preach on AREA ijnill service client ot N. E. A. Sei Of the present nuclear powers, 2lameter. The recommendaUona added a little urgency to Mahoney’s Informed sources said it was “Our Belief in the Church," at the Plcw-followara, and tots brought rtasonoblo taxatlim Is to ho ex­ give so much to such os causa proposal that the town bidld a General Manager Rlohsurd Mar­ one might expect that Britain were not canted out. tin said that that would require an only a matter of time interven­ midweek Lenten Service tomorrow Pu^Mera Representatives. Eie bidding by In 1908 —' over three yeaie ago pected, but doM anyone know wars. If wa gave tha same to what firehouse In the Manchester Green tion was decreed for the five Jwtua Mathews Special Aseaey—Mew would have the greatest chance of whet Manehester la ottering for causes peace, ours shall be a dif­ ■ / (a m a exhaustive study, and that it would at 7:30 p.m. at South Methodist Torit. Chlcairo. Detroit and Boston. Old men remembering what It waa ■ The National Board ogi^ area. other provinces where Peronists Church. LENOX 43 mills at 73% and high water ferent world. Are we giving to ool be dilflcult to determine what the S C ^ B E R AUDIT BUREAU OP being able to surrender Its nuclear voiced tha <»inion a ftrehouee Mahoney said the growth In the won governorships with the small The Rev. Mr. Ma.\well waa born eniCULATIONS. to hold rates, that cannot be gotten la ol- limes. Boy Beauts, churches, bos- surcharge, if shy, might be. role. The British afe supposed to be should bo built on toe W est Side. area demands a flrchouae, and if but vocal sxipport of Communists and raised in Medford, Mass.,- and PHARMACY And lift and point a hirrow to toe In toe meantime toe Silver Lone moct any other dcvelt^ed town in pUols, os we should? Let us con- the district wasn't going to build District Director Jr service. Frondizi's Intransigent Radical A t the close of discussion, the University School of 'hieology, re­ Por Saturday—] p.m. Priday. of one bomb, make most of their T ^ would bo Ideal from toe etend- seven years. This Is too much. He said that district residents ! Classified deadline: 10:30 a.m. each mist U^on, according to the Eneyelo- 299 B. CENTER STREET---MI 9-0896 motion to adjourn was made and party lost' its majority. Normally ceiving his S. T. B. degree In 1661. day of pubUeSfatlon except -Saturday . - ‘ tight little island uninhabitable? polnt of traffic flow and accessl- i t would seem advisable to .me p^ia Britennlca. must petition the directors before sreonded by town directors. all those elected Sunday would As a seminary student he served Of blueberries, all fina onea to any consideration to oousoUdation f Am. But even the BrlUah cannot reeist biUty. The McKee S t site Is In the If our Board of Dlreotore and take office May i. four .year! as pastor of North keep midst of an astabUahod residential can be given by the district. Tutsday, March M It, cannot give It up, cannot stop Town Manager would devote aome There was no confirmation of Methodist Church, Plymouth, Said the auctioneer, what offer for area. Emergency vehicles would time to discovering bow we con , Burgees said that once before reports that a wholesale Cabinet playing with It, even though they be thrust into the midst of private such a petition was defeated in a A Professional Chat Mass. He received conference the lot? attraot some Industry, Improve our South Windsor reshuffle was In the works, do membership and elder's orders In ‘ i- J? When Peron Can Win . . . knew thia makes them a target for homes aggravating an already municipal aervlcea, and LOWER i referendum election by the dis­ James Jacobs, a French horn player for the Hartford Symphony and a member of the Symphony lar the president had accepted Gamblers of all ages kept the bid­ heavy traffic hdzard. Sida streets trict's voters, and until such time 1961. His current pastorate con­ Rav* we no time at allT Are w* It, Aould nuclear war ever arrive. our Ux rates to compare with ensemble that gave demonstrations at two lUing Junior High School assemblies this morning, "talks fslgnatlons from Interior Minis­ sists of the Park United and North ding hot. leading from McKee St. axe nar­ other nearby towns, never mind EARN A as another petition is made, the music" to two young Frenrii horn players, Jeon Reaie and Michael Johns, both Illlng pupils. The ter Joso Mazar Barnet. late everywhere? le our One can assume that all preeent row and congested and would district is not Interested In consoli­ G>n:|mittee Set ensemble’s music demonstratlona were a climax to the school’s study of musical instruments. (Herald Methodist Churches, Fall River. members of the official, club, the n suggesting a nearly 50 mill level Frondizi, gaunt and Ured-look- There wrlll be a coffee hour dis­ Inniisphetv, no matter how hastily hamper fire trucks at the point of for 1966 and 1967. dation. photo by Ofiara). Ing, gingerly threaded his way United States, Britain, and Rus- But for a spring of hearts the depaitiire. BetabUshment of a fire­ The town has been told that It cussion circle In the reception or generously or forcefully we act, S in c e re , tlirough a maze of military and room of the church after the slsk and the outside, imofficlsl bidding fell. house' at this site would also alter can not Join the MetropoUtanj Dis­ Fo|* Study of tated to range Itself against us? the essential characberiatics of the Alton J . Munste. trict for •water and eewer sendee up an ordinance to handle this sit­ porate Communion breakfast with civilian opposition In an effort to service. As though no connoisseur would Such questions generate them- member, France, are all terrified at neighborhood. The design la defi­ os long as the Eighth District is uation- the First Congregational Church Spring Hairdos keep hla four-year-old regime ■elvee In the wake -ot the lateet the prospect that other nations, risk his cash nitely not In keeping with a resi­ Bailey’s PeO an Independent governing body Voting Areas Action will be taken at this at 7 a.m. afloat despite the shattering blow party, although deeply onti-Peron, To the''Editor, ipeeting on personnel regulations Opinions Sought his prestige suffered at the polls aleetlons In Argentina, where the such as Communist China or Oer-; On Hems never known to travel dential area and the proposed coat within the town. To Be Remodeled was also Incensed at the decree. BENEFICISL Is exorbitant. In a recently publlahed article, The Metropolitan District is a A six-man committee has been for town employes under classi­ John Madden, chairman of the Peroniata threatened to stage a Washington looked on anxiously. IHiUtlcal cause of Juan Peron, hav- many, should ever obtain the bomb well, nationwide strike. FINANCE CO. Ju st because the . town owns the headline soys, “Democrate oak, public organization, managed by s appointed to study the desirability fied service. charter revision commission, has Spring hair styles will be fea­ This potentially rich but crisis- kig. kept itself vigorously alive and begin brandlahlng It. Yet, so Down to the poet himself, end to con Kowalski get 30%1- Thomas Burgess, chairman o* The party committee of Fron- ridden nation was Presidmt Ken­ MANCHES’nU t, CONN. land on M ^ e e St. le It wise to commiarion appointed by the Gov­ of dividing South Windsor into two invited town officials to present tured at a meeting of Gibbons As during the eeven years of that (He* far. It has been very clear that one rash let this factor overshadow too Yea! Kowalski can gat toa 30% ernor. with membership open, with or more voting districts, and report tlie public health and safety com­ their views at a meeting Thurs­ dlzl’a Intransigent Radical party nedy’s choice as the cornerstone Ml 3-4156 there is one thing they will not do, Enough to love him; no one eould other factors In eelection a proper needed for the primary and muto provlslona, to any commimlty with­ its recommendations to the Town mittee will submit an ordinance day at W ap pln g Elementary sembly. Ladies of Columbus, at Its announced that his action was for his Alliance for Progress pro- tator’s enforced cadle, finally came 'contrary to the party’s adher- I Ins d $IN Mi tnM sta Bite for a firehouse?-There la also more, that la what la wonrylng toe in 15 miles of the capital. Council no later than June 1. The legardlng the safety measures In School at 8 p-m. suggestions meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at the grarn to stem the tide of com­ eut of its strategical retirement to oven In order to prevent such a tel! ence to fair electoral play.” munism and pro-Castro fever Ih hrrM li n Hwicittft MtHUf ImNUbmH town-owned land on Oleott St. powers that ba in toa Damoeratie Hie town directors were Inter­ committee include! the registrars areas of water and seWage. A re­ made for possible revision of the K of C Home. rtalm a victory. j^oaribUlty. That would be to glvaj How pitiful or Miall toe price he’d State Oommlttea. tb e opposition Peoples Radical the Americas. fl $11.05 Mck which eould be utlUsed and would ested In hearing the dletrict’s feel­ of voters, Mrs. Arline Bidwell and port will also be made on the charter will be conaidered by the Models who will display hairdos ^up the bomb themaelvee. flash, Mr. Bailey had a aaorat poll run duestlon of appointing a health of­ In previous elections, the P e r ^ have as many or more outtable lo­ ings- about Joining the Metropoli­ Mrs. Claire Oritzer; Arnold Lelbo- commission, Madden said. created by Mrs. Edna Clark of the Istae had elected to ahow. tiMlr W e douhC as a m atter of fact, A poet bidding back What ’’he cation features for a fUohouse on Buto vs. Ribtooff Just recently, witz, Donald Bennett, M ary Nichol­ ficer for the town. Tree Chic Beauty Salon are; Mre. and the resulta were 66% to tan District, a move which could Ghurdtwomen Meet ■trength by casting blank balloi& tii!» any of the bomb-powers has should sell. as the McKee S t site. One of the be made possible only 'with the son and Albert Anlello. PubUo Hearing Set The United Church women of Truman Cowles. Mrs. Salvatore 55% In favor of Ribleoff. Who paid There will be a public hearing additional beneficial factors in purchase of the Manchester Water Because of the rapid growth of First Oongregationel Church will Filloramo. Mrs. Eugene Kelly. Mrs, mUs time they voted for candl- much freedom of thought or policy Or why her whisper made the ham for tola poll? Did ths money eome about the problems of property as­ consideration of Oleott St. Is the Oo., and combination of town and the town. It Is thought that more meet on March 28 at 8 p.m. in the Morton Tinker, Mra John Ttemey, ' dates. And, wi& the support of the or decision in this matter. They mer oraah out of the funds of toe DemocraUo than one voting district might bet­ sessment In South Winder from Fitting children*s shoes is a specialty at Leonardos: availability of maintenance facul­ district water and sewer systems. church basement. At thia time, a Mrs. John F. Clifford, Mrs. Cor Communists, who never' find any do not behave as if they were free P arty ? If so, a great deal of money ter serve the needs of the town. 7:30 to 8 p.m. a t the Wapplng Ele­ ties at the a lre a d y eetabllabed Itear Tax Increase film, "Dangerous Stranger,” will neUus Foley, Mrs. Jean-Loula Yes, Mothers and Dads. ..we do know how. No sale. It may be he had offered was spent to booet-toa poalUon of Israel Resnikoff, chief of planning mentary School on March 26. After difficulty In cooperating with dic­ and Independent makers of policy. town gnrkge at this location. The Eighth District Is fearful be shown. The film deals with the Helbert, Mrs. Richard Keeney and one phantosn eandldoto while ths for the Connecticut State Highway the belong, the council will meet Miss Helen Thomas. tatorships of the right when there Thetr diplomacy seems sodden with more Let us spend aome time and CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEHD that any consolidation with the education of diUdren regarding real candidate was ignored. Department, spoke to the council In executive session to discuss the “Oompleto Lliw t i aome middle-ground democracy fan-out. Than slie would let him pay; some study this problem more carefully town or menAership In the Metro­ at its last meeting on the opera­ problem with Town Manager the possibility of contact with un­ Why doesn’t ha run a not so desirable strangers. This film was Of OorrecUva whldi can be crushed, the Peron,- Of neoeeeity, one looks to toe sunset still before We spend any money. secret poll oh Kowalski vs. Mbl- politan District -would result In tion of the highway department and Sprenkle, the town attorney, as­ 729 Spans on Thrmway Sincerely, ON shown in the West Hartford ele­ Shoes" latas have scored a convincing vle- neutrals—to those neutrals lucky Joint property; some moment from ooff and see where he stands wlto higher taxes for toe district’s tax­ the manlier In which it coordi­ sessor, representatives of CHemln- - Lillian M. Cary, payers. . nates local and state highways. ehaw and Ck>., the board of tax re- mentary schools last fail as a part Nyak, N. Y. — The Teppan Z-ae aealed store the voters? Is he afraid of what he Poll iParrot Tour Do«tor*a ‘tory. In a secret, honest, open elee- enough to be still free of the long­ 151 McKee St will find out? Furthermore, the district di­ He also explained future plans ot •view, and the Industrial develop­ of the safety program of the West Bridge on the New York State Presorlptlon Hartford Police Department. •Hon, for the prlndplee of dictator­ ing to own suid brandish the bomb Of moments raced upon some Alice C. Cary, If the funds of the Democtotlc rectors now seem satlsAed with the department In regard to South ment commission. Thruway between Nyak and Tar- rmed Wlto Core ship and for antl-Unlted Statea thsmselvea—for some idea, some early hill. 155 McKee St. Party ore a'vallaible for one, they the service provided by the Man­ Windsor. Wa$>plng Church Notes PubUo Records' rytown clears the Hudson River by aentlments. proposition, soma persuasion which It may be that she toid the auc' Theodore Potoeld, should ba available for the other. chester W ater Oo., which haa re­ Also addressing the council re­ Religious Inquiry Classes will Quitclaim Deed: Property In 138 feet. Its two main towers rise 161 McKee St garding future road planning in Demlng Estates from C. N. Enes to 295 feet above the water — as This is all ridiculous. Peron might help aet the big nuclear tloneer Why not write to Mr. Bailey ahd cently undergone considerable ex- start at 8 p.m. today In -the Ruth Annamay J. Potockl, urge him to run such a poll. p a ^ o n to Improve its facllitlea. town were Sen. Fred Doocy, chair­ Crockett Room. Tomorrow at 7 ■Virginia T. Enes. high as a 26-story building. In all, should never have retained such powers free. Some of. them are A spring of hearts Is doubly dear INSURED 161 McKee S t Truthfully, I don’t think he will Burgess said he felt the com­ man ot the Roads and Bridges p.m. the Junior Choir will re­ Warrantee Deeds; Property on th'd Thruway has 729 bridges. popular strength after seven yesws given to boasting what their this year. Lillian Stratton. dare. pany has "made the necessary cor- Committee; Robert Brown of the hearse; Senior Choir will rehearse Judy Lane from Pleasant Valley d r SHOES Of exile. Anti-Yankee sentiment atomic bombs can do to the other 165 McKee S t rectiire measures." District Di­ Capitol Region Planning Agency; at 8. Estates Inc. to R. D. Boari; at 60 Evelyn W. Gregon, and Merrill Lincoln, town plan 881 MAIN SI ahoul^ never have been so strong fellow. They ought to take a good John H. MacDonald, Manchester, Conn. rector Raymond Damato said, "the Church School teachers will Benedict Dr. from N. E. Sussman 158 McKee St. water Is crystal clear now.'" ner. meet Wednesday a t 7:30 p.m. to D. P. Morissette; at 75 Mark Dr. UAMCHISTIR when we ere engaged in eelebrat- Personal Notices ‘‘Fitting Is searching analytloal look a t what Polish Arlcraft Teresa M. MacDonald, Repeats Penuuid District Director Thomas Elliott Tile school budget and policies of dcwTistairs In the church. A repre­ from Windsor Construction <3orp. iBg the first annlversaiy of the the bomb has done to themselves. 158 McKee St To the Editor, said, however, that the matter the board of education were dis­ sentative from Judson Press will to R. L. Ouellette. Our Business” tributed to the councllmen for their AlUsnea for Progress. , ^ In Its quest, for mastery over toe To Be Displayed Henry Escott, I am a member of the Republi­ ahould be fully explored, since it talk on materials for the church In Memoriam can Town Committee. SAVINGS consideration. If this is embarrassing, the cure minds snd decisions of those na­ 266 High St. may b« determined that member' Approved at this meeting was school. Friday the Religious Edu­ Manchester E v en in g Herald In loviniInK memory of our mother. Homer A. Booth, It la my belief that members of riiip In the Metropolitan District cation Committee will meet at 8 South W in dsor correspondent, Ann* E . Wl)«on. who iMLAfied la more so. For the remedy which tions which possess M It has not An exhibition of Polish arlcraft. Town Manager Terry Sprenkel’s away 130 Summer St the town committee ahould repre­ may result In rates lower than is p.m. in the Ruth Crockett Room. Laura Katz, telephone Mitchell March 30, 1058. has sp eared Immediately on the missed a victory y e t And so far handmade ertlclci and paintings recommendation on the drainage sent all Rapubllcana tn the town for now being paid by either town or situation on Beelzebub Rd. This On Sunday there will be a cor­ 6-1758. The Wilton family. ■oene in Argentina Is a move to set will be held Saturday and Sunday the best Interests of tha p ^ y and Eighth District, residents. the bomb, not anybody's diplo­ In the hall of St. John's Polish 'W’here Will Toxe* Stop’ situation arose as a result of last •aide and oancel the results of macy tn particular, is calling toe not for selfish Interests of any one Elliott said that inquiries made week's heavy rains. National Catholic Church. To tlM Editor, of us. on his own have turned up favor­ these free eleotloiu. The cause of The OiUncll will meet tomorrow turn a t‘ Oeneva. The Rev. Walter A. Hyssko, pas­ I wonder how many o th er However the one person, who able Impressions of the Metropoli­ democracy thus defends Itself tor, said the event on Saturda> Mancheater taxpayers are think­ at 7:30 p .m ..at the Wapplng Ele­ DIFFERENT? ahould be leading to« Republican tan District. mentary School. On the agenda •gainst totalitarian threat by will also include a dinner of P.i- ing these days of the poaaibillty of party In Manchester, for the good District Director Burton Pearl Word We Are At A Loss For ’.lah fooda served continuously from having to sell their homes, leave will be consideration ot an ap , •handonlng the rules of democ- of the party, has chosen to align said the Mancheater Water Co. is propriation of $1,800 to hire a land It gees all the way up to 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. On Sunday, the thdir friends, their churches, busi­ himself with one of the candldatea. now being ably managed, and that FILL ’ER UPT] Some of the loose ends in life we What's different Vaey. The election did not come out exhibition will be open after the ness acquaintances, and the com­ the board should "let well enough architect to study the 14 acres the reef. Only Rambler He thus has placed hla self-inter­ cj. Ayers and Nevers Rds. for use rteht; It is set aside. A free election can take. We have lived long 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Masses. munity they have come to love est and personal gain ahead of alone." has Desp-DIp ruitproof- as a recreational area. Stanley la valid only when It doea come out enough to know that some ques­ Many of the 30 members of lh« simply because average working party harmony. Provides Tumblers about Rambler’s Ing—entire body Immersed people can no longer meet the There are approximately 13,000 Pearl provided tumblers of water Geta, land architect representing “WKh The World’s Best” * right. tions can never be answered; some Friendship Club, which is spon­ In primer paint right up to high taxation they face tn this for the risitlng town directors, the Morton S. Fine . Assocliates, ex -Thia Is the esetreme recourse to situations never diagnosed: some soring the event, will be dress s4 Republicana In Manchester, it roof—plus 8 other body community. could well be that many ot these consumption of which after the plained at the.Coimcll’s last meet­ - rustproofirig? In Polish costumes. Mrs. Vir­ ing how this land could be used ' ruitproofing itepi. which our friends in Argentina statements never explained. And, ginia Narkon is in charge of prep­ I have been aware for several are not in favor of any candidate meeting resulted In no apparent ill have now been driven. The remedy where the attempt to reverse this arations. years that there is room for Im­ at this time, however Chairman effects. for recreation purposes. Also on the agenda is discus­ they have sought is that of their requires a maximum of aimless and The Rev. Mr. Hyszko said oth­ provement in our municipal admin­ Shea, by his acceptance of the May Pearl also said that special dls- ' triete for the provision of various sion of a letter from William Fan- emm dictatorship. The frulta and floundering effort carrying a er events this week at the church istration. our school planning, oiir campaign manager’s Job has com­ garbage coUectlon, street main­ mitted the town committee to en- servlcM are _"on the Increase in non of John J. Mozzochl Associat'-s REGULAR minimum chance of any surcess. hall include a setback tnuma benefits of our Alliance for Ptug- tenance, water distribution,' and dorse May. toFCOunlty.’* outlining his activities In town. They stop whis ether ment aner the T p.m. lamentations Fannon is the sanitary engineer ress have already been assured to we say, usually, to let the thing go services Wednesday, and a youth sewer extensions, but I would hot He has got May pledged delegates Town Dlreotor William CoUlns, brekee can't. Double- who checked the sewage and other regimes in Latin America and get on >t6 something else for group meeting to choose commit­ begin to suggest that I can supply tdready elected to the state conlmn- sensing the nature of the dtscus- What’s different tlon. drainage situation and Is drawing Safety Brake Syttem he* which might be labeied dictator which there may be an answer. tees and discuss formation of a all the answers,- for these or sim­ Bton, addressed the district di He has said that the delegates tandem master cylinder*. ships; some of our best friends and But we lay dam it, If we may church newspaper after the 7 p.m. ilar conditions exist to some de­ If front brakes faH, rear stations of the cross Friday? gree in every community. Those will abide by a vote of the town about Rambler’s^ ^ most loyal collaborators down employ one ot the four letter worda committee. Sure toey will, tola GAS who are self-styled experts in solv­ brakes still work and vice majority who will vote to go along there are dictators; but their rule Included In. the latest Webater, Steam-Healed Homes ing these problems have revealed vsrsa. Sslf-ad|u*tlng has mellowed with time; the new when we come to the 10-letter with Shea are persons who have re­ brakes? brake* standard, too. WHETHER YOU DRIVE A themselves and may be found in ceived i>atronage appointmenU act In Argentina la fresh and big word “dienangoea." In Yellowstone National Park, our city offices and on official from. him. Is anyone so naive aa boards. Sad to say. It would seem NEW CAR OR AN OLD ONEI tn the world headlines. But where The newa about "chenangoea" aa several Species of birds steam heat to think they would vote against IP*

do we find a didce between this their nests by building them In the that here In Manchester the only his man? It eorooe to ua from two of our drift of waiin vapor from geyser action that mir professional man­ Now, Mr. May could well be the riSw dictatorship of the military more atoolarly newspapera, the basins. ' agers can offer is to present the best candidate for Governor, but is It’s greater than any ether and President Frondlxi anil that of New^ York Tlmea and Herald OF MANCHESTER American car’s. Rsmblar Peron waiting to return? la there Tribune, la that they are being re­ What’s different Classicfiend Ambassador no ether choice beyond that of po­ quired to register this year with SAVE EXTRA HOURS V-8 beat aU othdr make* tential Castroism? Where Is the the Waterfront Commlaslon which about Rambler’s In front-seat headroom Chance for democracy? rune the Port of New York. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Does that fine concept, the Alli­ (even (tedUlacI)—can seat The more important newa about headroom? slx6-(ootereaasHy. ance for Progrbes, have one fatal ’'chenangoea" la what they are. not PER thing wrong with It—that It le what they are about to be required SAVE MONEY GALLON about half a century too late? le to do. W ho sard there. In Latin America, no Intelli­ The New York Times tells us -They wqn't.rust out. gence or phlloeophy which can they are "men who lohd and un­ The "RITE" W A Y ! I couldn't What’s different Ceremle-Arrnored muf­ plow down the raw demand for ao- load lighter^ barges and railroad OPEN fler, tailpipe guarahteed elal and economic revolution and floats." thus increase its chances of a mod' A ■galnet defect as long -THIS IS REGULAR GAS The Herald Tribune Identifies learn the abbut Rambler’s Now, safe drivers can save pioney on their X. a* you own your new urate rather than a deetruetlve ru- them as “waterfront workers who • suit? Rambler. If either rusts Over 94 Octane load and unload cargo between automobile insurance with Aetna Casualty’a TILL 5 P.M. muffler and Did we have any real inkling or < ' out, collision damage ex­ railroad lighters and deep-water Refined by a major company'"—NOT a 3rd grade •wareness of such political posai- Auto-Rite policy, which provides lowest cepted, a Rambler dealer piers or ships." gaah—and we’re not competing price-wine with bOlties In Argentina? Were we MONDAYS - TUESDAYS ^ tailpipe? make* free rsplacamant. Neither newspaper bothers to rates for safe drivers, budget-wise quar­ any 3rd grade gasolinen. prepared for what developed. In tell us how these men ever got the • stop In our office for proof. Cuba? Eto we really know what AND FRIDAYS name. If that means we are sup­ terly payments with no sei’vice charge, Once playing the piano was “kids siuff.” But OLit KTHVI. G.4.SOLUSE the score is In Guatemala today? IS OVER 100 OCTANE posed to be flattered because we today, the entire family joins in the fun and They’re America’a lowest Can we give ourselves a reliable plus fast, fair claim settlements. Write or already know the term, we aren't, OPEN TlUtPJd. relaxation of creating its own music. For learn­ Only Rambler brings you •aalysis of what is likely ^ he hap­ YOD^CAN ALSO because we don't. But "chenan- ’’phone today for full details about thi§ ing piano is easy with today's modem methods What’s different America’s lowest sug­ pening in Brazil, now that Quadroa THURSDAYS goee" is Just good enough, from (Wed. • AM. t o U Noon) of teaching- gested retail prices for la back? Do we even begin to be the point of view of colorful lan­ QUALITY insurance. / convertibis, 2-door and UE the ball In South America? 5r So why don’t you begin to enjoy the relaxing about R u l e r ’s ^ PER GALLON ON FUEL OIL guage, future song titles—It even 4-door sedans and wag­ a n we always behind it?. pleasure, the fun and popularity that comes AT COOPERATIVE OIL rhymes, almost, with Shenandoah ons—all quallty-bulit 1 • when you cim play the piano? See the famous prices? with Rambler excrilance. SAVE so that we, could have a chenango nationally advertised Everett and Cable-Nelson. The Bomb Is Boss pining for that valley—to send us 14.2c per gallon in lots of 200 gollens or more. 4 Spinets at Watkins. Hear their rich "grand- W hat persuasion might the non- to the dictionary. The two New * piano-like” tones. Choose a.style that goes with atomlo nations of the world use on York newspapers ^lad used the bbert J. their great nuclear neighbors, to term with such- aplomb we began yotir decorating scheme from a big selection in maple, cherry, walnut mahogany. Prices start yannade them to escape, aonu- with a amall desk dictionary. Then S A V 1 IV G S Cooperative OH Co. at 1676. how, from toe domination of toe went on to that pibudond dar­ • 9 # I }f

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Cornered by Kennedy par cant wars worth $30,000 ar Knife Taken Builder Opposed in Attempt Destruction mora. Department rire Multiple-Deaths Tha National Fire ProtaCtion As? CAR LEASINC fj; N*Test Policii^ Machinery F r o m ^ e s t to Resolve Lot Size Impdsse Soelatlon compitad ' a list of 59 .i>l ; , ■ - ■ I ■ ■ . y Ordered . - - for deaths in- New Eigland mulUpla Nixon Explains Soft V. OTHrsa. M l death fires in 1961 fires in and R E N T A LS (OMtiUned tn m Face One) O f Many 50 A Manobeator builder, issued a f Atty. (laMnor'a sldatiidlcatad the Drug Stock CsDfisr llsaohestar Bsr- At Record High in ’61 which four or more persons perish­ Flrsf In Manchester. New eare, restraining Mder last year In fin­ zoning txiard would "ba tearing the rsdko, ’FslsHMg'©r World War I ed. They occurred as follows: full bMintenanoe, folly Inenred _ . treaty which would ishing oonstruotion of a Roiiart guts" out of the regulntloiu If it Dwellings and Apartmaats auxyisiy, Is a nMcri$6r©g Um eom- to reduce jronr problems and 1 Into * permanent treaty latay. JtLsnoa Oafrara, 60, of 44 Rd. house, was opposed at a Zon­ ited tha varlanca . . . torm- About $80,000 .Worth of drugs BOSTON (AP)-Caaualties In^ Mora than half tha victims died Jan. S Adults Children Both Sweden and India called pect St. early today was taken to Line Against Gastro worries. - For foil Information Alexander 'niompeoB ing Board of ApMsls hearing last C tbe matter a question of prta: from the Manchester Drug Co. at mittss on arrsngsmsntsfetldjMb- multipIcHleath fires reached x rec- because the fire had made ao much Lynn, M aas...... 1 7 oau . ■ . ■ to e a new unpdliced moratoriom Alexander lliotnpaon. 76, of 136 tha Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Right as he apiMied fbr a variance clple. Approval of the ^ variance .717 Main St. 'Will liave to be llcltF dlnotor for the snnusl erd high of 982 last year In the headway before discovery that nor­ Jan. 26 on nuclear weapon teats pending Winter S t, New Britain, atop- tal operating room for removal of da^royed, It waa rmorted yester­ United States and Canada, the Na­ mal escape routes were blocked. to getX around hla idUfleulUes. will be a Mow aimed at the in­ (Oeatinoed fretn Paiga O h ) ner oC the Dspsrtmsnt o f Ommec- Rumford, Maine ..2 3 Povl Ded^ PpnticK , arrangements for on inspection father of Mre. Raymcuid M oam a knife from his chest. Following lengthy arguai«nts, tegrity of these regulatlona, L m - day by the State Department of tional Fire Protection. Association Others were trapped because no al­ April 1 aystem to enforce a ban. of Bolton Lake and Mre. John Hospital officials reported that .Ooneumer Protection at Hartford. tlcut, Vetsrsns o f World War I, reported today. ternate escapes routes had been various members of the board in- r.cr said. and ,tha klUdien debata with So­ USA, and a u x lU ^ at Rastland Newbury, Mass ...3 2 The pressure obviously contln* Clarola of Manchester, died Sun- Carrara drove hie ear to the hoe- dloated a decision a ^ e r way could The actkm 'MIowe a preliminary Hospital Notes It said, "a single sweep of fire planned and rehearsed. 378 MAIN STREBT ued to build up on the United Furthermore, the type of i n ­ viet Pnmter Khruahehav. Farms, Northford, Saturdsy at 6 April 19 at New Britain General Hoe- pttal early today and arrived at very well lead to Utlgation, and struction p r o g i ^ seen for the Iqt report of damage to the drug firm fhrough their homes virtuall) About 85 per cent of the fires Limestone, Maine. .0 4 Phone Ml 9-3881 States to avoid resuming atm os tlw emergency room at about 7:50 resuIUnj; from a March 6 fire in Each of ih e erlsea was eseten^ p«in* N wiped out more than 1(X) fam­ that the matter ahould be tabled woidd iM detiimental to the Learner Pa^entp Today: 315 " Fnnk Xowalsid, oongresman- occurred between 8 p.m,, and 8 July 22 pherlc nuclear weapons testa next Survivon, beMdet his atep- a.m. with the knife sticking out pending a review of the legal com­ the one-sto^, two^enont building ilies.” a.m., with the peak between mid­ month, even though there may be house and other nearby housea ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Bivaly reported at tha time. But at-larga, . >>a ths principal (ientral Falls, R I..2 . 8 . daughten in Manchester and at of hie chest, at, a point close to plications with Town Counsel A r­ at 717-723 .Main St.. Inspectors Mn. Lorraine Fsllon, 20 Bank St.; The annual life-safety analysis night and 6 a.ni., when many vic­ July 24 Bo agreement with Russia in the B(dton Lake, include hla wife, Mrs. Testifying in behalf of Lessner Nixon adds interestlnc stdeUghU speaker. Tha dinner will honor his heart. thur J. Leclaire Jr.. was Arthur A. Knofia, realtor and from the st^a department’s drug Donald Wheeler Jr., North CJoven- by the'non-profit, educational and tims were asleep. The living room Lowell, Maas...... 1 6 meancimt.- us dem;„woa oy i.... Katherine Thompeon of New Brit­ Police are investigating the case, Four other petliions were pre­ division and pharmacy commission and oocazlimal comments that of­ Frank Loughlln o f OieoMre, De­ engineering organization said; appraiser, who reported that the try; L. Eugene Davis, 'vemon partment commander and Mrs. waa the' starting point of almost Nov. 28 dent Kennedy. ain; a atq>-8on of New Britain, a but have been unable to talk to sented for approval to tha board, inventoried the condemned drug fer new insights Into Richard M. "There were 116 fires in dwell- half the flrea, but nearly 80 per fair market value of the Leaner Trailer' Court, Vernon; Douglas lUUlsn Rundseker o f Fairfield, Bridgeport, Conn. .0 5 Krishna Menon repeated what step-daughter In California and a Carrara who is und-er doctor’s care and with tha exception of a re­ stock. Destruction of drugs Is or­ Nixon. Ings and apartments in which four cent of the victims were overcome When You Prime Mlritster Nehru told Parlia­ house was $48,000. Knofia also said Mitchell, Wapping; William Sac- DeiNtftinsat president. Dec. 24 brother in California. at the hospital. quest for a sign to advertise use dered when there is evidence tliat ohl. East Hartford;' Richard Bes­ One of the sldsUghts hss to do (■r more adults and children dle-i In their bedrooms.' ment Monday —^ that India begged he examined the plans and sp e- with the famous secret mesttiv in Oustsvs Henson o f Cheshire will Northbridge, Mass. 3 .1 The fvuieral will be held tomor­ A hospital spokesman believed of trading stamps by the Great they may have been contaminated sette, Hebron; M n, Dorothy Ul­ simultaneously,, with fatalities to­ Most dangerous months of the the great powers not to test while cifloatlona of the proposed house New Toric between Nixon and Gov. be master o f oeremonles. Invited Institutional Have a row at 8:15 a.m. at the Borawski- that Carrara is an employe at Atlantic and Padflo Tea Co., ail because of fire, smoke or water rich, 198 B. Main St., Rockville: taling 570. Over 80 per cent of year were December and January, the Geneva conference is under DukaS Ehmeral Home, .332 Burritt were approved. and that he estimated Its fair danisge. Nelaon A. Rockefeller o f New guests will Inchtde national and de­ when nearly 40 per cent of the res­ Dec. 8 Kaman Aircraft. iriarkst value would be around M n. Barbara Doyle, 91 Fairfield t W death were children—ahiotig way. St., New Britain with a requiem Filing' the variance jriea was Commisslonsr Attillo R. Fras- York, Just four days bsfore the portment officers end represents, them 102 whose parents hkd gone idential multiple-death fires , oc­ Hartford, Conn. (Hospital) 16 Apparently with an eye on this $28,000. St.; Albert Ryden, 57 Goodwin St.; killed. PreteriptioR Mass at Holy Cross Chuixdv, New Burnham Estates, Inc., whidt ask­ sinelU yesterday at Hartford said Mrs. Mildred Berggren, RFD 2, Republicsn con’ventlon. tlves of many veterans organiza- out and left them without super­ curred. This Is the season when block - theli- tests canipaign, U.S, Britain, at 9. Burial will be in ed permission to erect a house on According to Warren HOWland, that $3o,877 in druga contiaminat- It was then that Nixon auggaet- tlons and auxUlsries. heating equipment is pushed hard­ Transportation Refcretary of State Dean Rusk is­ realtor and appraiser for Burnham Rock'ville; M n. Joan Cournoyer, vision.” Sacred Heart Cemetery, New Brit­ a Robert Rd. lot having less front­ ed by a fire at the Royal Sales Co., Wapping; Walter Smoluk, 115 Oak ed Rockefeller taka sacond' plaea Dinnsr 'wlU bs served at 7 pm. There were 412 additional cas­ est, and defective, misused heating March 23 CALL. sued a statement saying the criti­ ain. Friends may call at the fur State News age than the regulations allow at Estates, estimates of the fair Stamford, was destroyed by his de­ on the ticket Then is a hint Ntxoa after a social hour. equipment Is a principal cause of Near Fltchville, Conn. (Truck cal pfoblem On a test ban treaty market value for the Lessner prop­ St; Albert Fontaine, Coventry; ualties in 64 hotel, industrial, mer­ home tonight from 7 to 9. - the location. partment . Joseph St. Germain, Hebron; Mrs. thinks tha OOP may hava lost tha For 'reservatlona call Janies cantile and transportation (ires the fatal fires. upset-burned) 4 killed. Is how to get “ the necessary The lot o-wned by Burnham Es- erty would be around 35,000, while ‘^ e Mancheeter drug firm is election when Rockefeller said no. Walker, 8©8 Hartford Rd., John An expensive home, the NFPA Ml 9-2861 amount of objective international Barbara Jones, Wapping; Mrs. and explosions w’hlch individually Mre. Francis J. Fallon states is in the Resldencs Zone the fair market value for the Wood now located at temporary head­ Nixon says he told Rockefeller M. Derby, 13 'Vemon S t, or Rob­ adds. Is no deterrent to fatal fires. scientific Information and inspec­ Roundup program would be around $23,781. Helen Wilson, 81 mdrldge St.; Roy took four or more lives, the re­ Mre. Lorraine Barbara Fallon, AA, adjacent to and west of 44 quarters at 601 Main S t, former Moss, 90 Hawthorne St.; Edward his name would strengthen the ert Buchner, 7 Unooln St port continued. While more than half the mul­ HALLMARK tion.” 30, of 20 Bank St, wife of Francis Robert Rd., the residence of Atty. Atty. Philip Bayer declared the slate and that even if they lost He denied that international in­ location of the Wilrose Dt m Shop. Johnson, Laurel Manor (Convales­ The 1961 figure of 982 victims in tiple-death tragedies took place In PHARMACY J. Fallon, died late last night at (Continued from Page One) George C. Lessner, diief 'i^ponent 'variance ahould be granted, and The firm has replenished much of cent Home; M n . Iva Lynn, Scnith Rockefeller 'would bs in line for ths homes which would )>e classed as ATTENTION spection would Involve spying in that the case was a typical ex­ 169 multiple-death fires Is a 15'5 West Middle Tpke. Manchester Memorial Hospital to j^e variance Md. .4. the drug stock with new ship­ Windsor; Miss Linda Fraser, Birch Republican presidential nomina­ per cent Increase over the 850 lives modest, or sub-standard, SO per at Broad St. Russia and declared: "What it after a short lilness; . According to Wendell Re4d, ample of hardship odd difficulty tion in 1964. would do would remove suspicion about 7:15 p.m. during a birthday ments. Mt. Rd.; M n. Josephine PratSOn, lost in 151 similar tragedies the cent of those involved were valued SEGRETAhlES Mrs. Fallon was bom in Man­ party. Police said Shipley nad director of Burnham Estates, he that the zoning board was set up 29 S. Hawthorne. St; Barry Pal- As Nixon puts it: “Hs said that previous year. st $10,000 or more, and about 13 and provide confidence that agree­ bought the lot next to Lessner’s to provide varlsnces for. he simply did not want to be vioa ments not to teat are being ade­ chester Oct. 24, 1931, a daughter come to the home at 14 Court St., lanck, Stafford Springs; M n. 11,700 IN U.S. of Julius J. and the Isite Dora Stamford, seeking one of the last year, and that ha was Issued Atty. Bayer pointed out that de­ Eleanor Maciejko, 87 Bummer St.; president and therefore could not and BOOKKEEPERS fo rFR EE quately maintained." a building permit for a lot having Haverty Bid Low Painting by President Kennedy The NFPA points out that the Barbar Mod-ean. She was formerly guests and had been refused per­ spite the opinions o f Reed’s at­ Charles Koblinsky, 40 Earl St.; put his heart into the campaign Jo4ie • Moseley toll In multiple-death fires is only For Your Convenience In offering to cut enforcement employed at the Southern N e w a 100-foot frontage. Regulations torneys, R e ^ still ended up in the Fred Boenig, Orestrldge Dr., Ver­ if he were to be sclaoted as ths Thl.s Riviera scene was painted by President Kennedy while he was recovering from a back operation mission to see her. It was from Miss Joan E. Moseley of Ck>- in 1955, when he was introduced to painting by his wife. After producing fewer than a dozen a fraction of all fire fatalities Protect your CHILDREN'S Pick-Dp and machinery to a minimum. Lord England Telephone Co. in Man­ for the Residence A A zone call for wrong, adding that Reed tried to For Drain Work non; Mrs. Esther Daggett, 200 Ly­ candidate. A t this point we drop-' We Will Deliver this episode that the shootings lumbia and Robert William Jolte works during his Convalescence, the President abandoned painting once he was well again because he which, in the United States totaled health by gentle, painless Home said Britain is prepared to chester. building lots with a 120-foot correct matters buying back the 20 dall St.; William Giggle, Coventry; ped the subject entirely. Your Orders Promptly let Russia keep the military rapidly developed. of Manchester exchanged wedding relt ^ had no gift. The palnUng hangs in the Prertdent’s Hyannls Port home. (McCall's Maga­ some 11.700 persons in 1961, and CHIROPRACTIC ADJUST- Survivors, besides her husband frontage. feet and by attempting to sell the Miss Kathleen Hayes, 20 Union ' But Nixon must have pondered knowledge and advantage gained Last week the boy was bound In a bid opening that brought vows Saturday, March 10, at Co-, zine Photo 'via AP Photofax). 520 in Canada. MENTS. Keep thalr nerve pow­ Delivery and father. Include a brother, Ray­ over to Superior Court after a pre­ About three weeks after the per­ 100-foot lot. two identical bids, the lowest ap­ C t the subject in the days after the lumbia Oingregational Church. The association suggested that from its tests last fall if tests can mit was issued, Burnham Estates Atty. Lessner indicated that er flowing freely and NATURE DEWEY-RICHMAN be ended forever under an ade­ mond Modean of Manchester. liminary hearing in Circuit Court, parent bidder for the Installation ADMITTED TODAY: William defeat, for he says Kennedy and The bride is the daughter of Mr. readers of Its analysis of fires received a restraining order from Reed bought the lot for speculative Lyndon B. Johnson made ths gram is open to tha public—there by the College of Agriculture’s will help them to STAY 767 .Main S t—Tel. »H 9-7860 quate minimum system o f verifi­ The funeral will be held at the Stamford. Judge Archibald H. of storm sewers in Irving and Smith, Coventry: James Carrara, and Mra Layton M. Moseley, Rt. might find lessons in home safety HEAL’n iY . Service Building Inspector Thomas Mona­ purposes . . . and that he did not Congress Sts, was E. J. Haver­ strongest combination the Demo­ Garden Day Set la no charge. It is being sponsored plant science department. Stationers Since 1901 cation. W. P. Qulsh Funeral. Home, 226 Tunick found that a time lag exist­ 44 Prospect St.; M n. Elizabeth 87, Columbia. The bridegroom In these findings: Main S t, Thursday at 8:30 a.m., ed between the beating ana shoot­ han following a complaint by Atty. see why he had to suffer because of- ty, Inc., of West Hertford, who bid Cowles, Bast Hartford. crats could throw. the son ot Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Home's overture to the Russians ing which constituted grounds for Lessner that thb project was in the tuni cif events. $12,260 for the Job. BIRTHS TBSTERDAY: A son Nixon adds; “If Kennedy and At UofG Saturday came as Western diplomats at the with a solemn high Mass of re­ W| Jolle, 262 W. High St.. Man­ quiem at St. James’ Church at 9. a manslaughter charge. 'Violation of the zoning codes. Lessner also reported he was The IdenUcal bids, of $17,995, to Mr, and Mn. Leslie Hoyt, 88 Johnson had been Republicans, chester. conference saw evidence that So­ No date has been set for J i ^ ’a Monahan sold he Issued the unaware o f the intended project or Pitkin St.; a ion to Mr. and M n. there never would have beeh a viet Premier Khrushchev wants Burial will be In St. James’ Ceme­ oame from the Jarvis Construc­ The Rev. George Evans of Ou- An illustrated lecture, talks by tery. arraignment in Superior Oour here, building permit on the strength of he would have opposed it sooner tion Co. and the A. Dzen Oon­ Francis Barry, (Colchester; a son Kennedy-Johnson ticket in 1960. 1-imbia Oongregatlohal Church per­ several plant acientiats and a to keep Bast-West talks going on the state's attorney’s office said than he did. Lessner said he first to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Yonan, Berlin as well as on a nuclear Friends may call at the funeral a ruling in 1951 by former town struotion Co., both of Manchester. Perhaps by 1964 the political re­ formed the double ring ceremony guided tour of the floriculture home tonight from 7 to 9 and to­ this morning. He ig free in $10,000 counsel John D. Labelle concern­ saw the foundation work when he The oontroot includes the cost Wapping. alities will force Republicans to before the altar which was dec- greenhouses await home gardeners tost ban treaty and on general bail. returned from a trip to Nassau disarmament morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ing construction of a dwelling on of excavation, InstaHlng pipe, and DISCHARGED ’YESTERDAY: consider the need for greater crated with white carnations, at the annual Spring Gardener’s p.m. portion of two or more lots or on last year. backfilling; manholes; water house Ronald Sloan, 10 Hemlock St.; tactical accommodation." . gladioli and palms. Alan Robin- Day Saturday at the University of Soviet Foreign Minister Gromy­ one lot and a portion of another Want Foundation Out service adjustments; gravel for Nixon also goes into the first soi^.was organist. Connecticut. ko took the lead Monday in start- Editor Arrested Doraia Parker, Andover; William lot. If this petition is not granted, trench backfilling; end rock exca­ P n tt, 16 VUlage S t, Rododlle; television debate with Kennedy The bride, given in marriage by The all day affair, starting at ANOTHER WAY SERVES YOU... n»(r a new exchange with Secre­ Mr*. Alexander Starlnovich ENFIELD (AP)^aul Hoff­ Mrs. Alexander Roman Starino- man, 53, editor of the Enfield Eye, A t that time, Labelle ruled that the foundation should be removed, vation. The pipe is to be fur­ Mrs. Marlon PoweU, 791 Center when Nixon looked so bad his her father, wore a street-lengtn 10 a.m., will be held in the College ts^ of Stae Rusk. It was imder- even if it is necessary to get an nished by the town, which lias al­ Btood the Ruslsan advanced some vlch, 44 Liberty S t, Hartford, a new weekly newspaper, has bren the permit may be granted pro­ St.; John Scarohuk, 30 Worcester mother telephoned him to ask if .sheath of white silk shantung, de­ o f Agriculture’s Auditorium. H. stepmother of Mrs. Olga Cippola, ordered to appear in Circuit Court injunction to do it, L m ener said. ready p^d $20,000 for the pipe, Rd., Vernon: Mrs. Joyce Chick, he felt all right. signed with a full overskirt. Her O. Perkins, UofC professor-emeri­ ideas for dealing with the Berlin vided the frontage of tha combi­ and appropriated $40,000 for In- South Windsor, died yesterday at April 9 on a breach of the peace nation of lots equals or exceeds this Also approved by the Zoning South Rd., Bolton: Mn. Clara Nixon says he felt (freat but shoulder-length veil was of whlto tus of landscape design, will launch sltuatiqp. liieBe were to be ex­ board were the following: stalUng it. plored J*urther by Gromyko and McCook Memorial Hospital, Hart­ charge. lot frontage in the. zone or in the Vennart 22P St. James St.; Mn. that he looked terrible because he Illusion. She carried a shower bou­ the program with an illustarted CiUes Service Station, 559 Main The installation of the storm Rusk at a dinner meeting tonight ford. Hoffman, 254 Nahum Dr., Hart­ subdivision. Florence King and son, Mansfield had dropped 10 pounds without quet of white roses. lecture on the regional gardens St., Business Zone 3, extension of sewer, which will require a change Survivors, besides her step­ ford, was arrestM yesterday on a SpUt Lot Center; Mrs. Marilyn Watt and realizing it. Mrs. David Moseley of Columbia, open for Inspection to the public. Earlier Monday, Soviet Deputy complaint by Warren A. Fitzger­ permission for a lighted identifica­ in the grade of Congress St., is But his television adidser, Ted Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin daughter in South Windsor, include daughter, 97 Welle St. sister-in-law o f the bride, was . ma­ Following his.-talk, visitors can her husband of Hartford, a son of ald, a local attorney. Prior to the sale o f the land to tion sign. part of a program of installing Rogers said there was mors to It tron o f honor. She w ore a street- take their choice o f two Intereat announced the -^ v let Union was Burnham Estates, the lot had a DISCHARGED TODAY: John Glastonbury, three stepsons, two of Fitzgerald charged that the Reginald Baker, 310 Hackma­ new and enlarged drains in the cen­ Loehr, Loehlr Rd., Rockville; Re­ than losing weight. length aqua dress of silk organza sessions on fruits and vegetables, ready to join v^th the United frontage of 120 feet and had a sel­ tack St., Residence Zone AA, ex­ ter of town. States and Britain in negotiations Windsor Locks and one of Ehifield; paper, in its March 9 edition, pub­ gina Fortin, Wapping; Mn. Viola “ It is almost impossible to get over taffeta, styled with three and ornamentals. The former will two stepdaughters of West Suffield lished an advertisement listing ling price of $6,500, Burnham re­ tension o f permlssoln to "conduct General Manager Richard Mar­ a bad picture o f Kennedy be­ quarter-rength sleeves, a full-skirt be chaired by Joseph M. Lent, as­ here on a nuclear test ban treaty. fused the 120-foot frontage lot, Laseonde, 6& W.«Vemon St.; Pa­ and New Hartford, a brother of him as a lawyer and giving his ad­ artcraft classes. tin, 'in a letter to the board of di­ tricia Orunder, 132 Oak St.; M n. cause of his coloring. On tha and a clip ornament of aqua petals. sociate professor of horticulture, Home welcomed Zorin’s propos­ and the land was split up — 100 rectors, said that it was worth not­ al for the three big powers to dis­ Hartford and IS grandchildren. dress without his authorization. One-flfty-three Main St. Corp., Helen Caven, 31 Jensen S t; Miss other hand, it 1s difficult to get Her headpiece was a matching and the latter by Rudy Favrettl, The funeral will be held tomor­ Advertising by attorneys in Con­ feet going to Burnham for $6,500 rear of 153-155 Main St., Residence ing that the recent excessive a good picture of Nixon,” Rogers shoulder-length veil. She carried a Extension home (^ un ds specialist. cuss the test ban as a subcommit­ and the other 20 feet going to Le- Isabel Massey, 54 Hudson St; Mn. row at 8:15 a.m. at the Waszkele- necticut is regarded as a vlolatiim Zone A., parking at the rear of amounts of water caused by melt­ Sofia Kachorowsky, (Colchester; ssid. shower bouquet of white roees; Speakers and topics are; Mre. tee of the 17-natlon conference. land T. Wood, 26 Robert Rd. But he pointed out that this pro­ wicz Funeral Home, 43 Wetheri- of prpfessional ethics and subjects the business at the location. ing snow and rainfall did not cre­ Mrs. Barixtra DePaulo, (Coventry; David W. Moseley of Columbia, Corrine Willard, executive secre­ cedural gain had not brought any field Ave., Hartford, with a re­ them to Bar Association discipline. The 120-foot frontage parcel ac­ The application denied was pre­ ate any problems in areas where M n. Helen Majowlcz, South Wind­ brother xif the bride, was beet man. tary, CJonnecticut Horticultural break in the deadlock over Soviet quiem Maas at St, Panteleimon The warrant was Issued by Cir­ tually Consisted of a “ lot of rec­ sented by the A * P Co., for Y61 storm sewers had been Installed in sor; Leigh Ann Bruce, Stafford Ushtez ■were Raymond PontlcelU Society, "What to Expect from refusal to admit foreign inspec­ Russian Orthodox Church, 608 cuit Court Prosecutor Joseph As- ord” (ha'vfng.a frontage of 80 Broad St., Industrial zone, to at­ the last few years, while consider­ Springs: Miss June Wilson, Wil- G>uncil Wants and Donald PontlcelU, both of Man­ Hybrid Vegetables”: Arthur C. bel and signed by Judge Simon Co­ tors to assure compliance ..with a Wethersfield Ave, at 9. Burial will feet), and a h u f portion of a pre­ tach a lighted sign to an existing able damage was caused elsewhere. shire Rd., Vernon; Miss Elsie chester. Bbbb, Extension pomologlst, hen. Hoffman was released in $200 test ban. be in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hart­ vious lot of record (the remaining sign which is closer to the street Other bids submitted for the job Schulze, 5 Chamberlain St., Rock­ The bride's mother wore a cran­ ■'Growing Blueberries in Connecti­ bond. line than allowed. were $13,365- from the Thomas Home rejected Gromyko's charge ford. 40-fset) ville; M n . Mabel Bowen, 76 Dem- Bigger Share berry o r ^ sheapi, and the bride­ cut Gardens” ; Marvin Heft, Ex­ Friends may call at the funeral Hoffman had no comment after Colls Co., and $22,671.25 from that the Western powers want The sale of the 20-feet to Wood ing S t; Richard Bunoe, Montauk groom’s mother wore a powder tension agricultural engineer, and home tonight from 7 to 9. There his arrest. was taken from the 80 feet of the James D. Aceto and Sons, both of blue wool crepe sheath. Both wore Dr. Sidney Waxman, assistant pro­ foreign inspectors in the Soviet The Enfield Eye began publica­ Dr., Vernon; Mark Bent, Coventry; will be a Panahlda at the funeral lot of record, thus in effect leav­ Manchester; $13,902.50 from the George GU>Mn, 269 W. Center St; Of G>urt Fees black aooessories and white orchid fessor of ornamental horticulture, Union to act as Western spies. home tonight at 8. tion Feb. 23. Maskel Construction Co., Inc., of •Wb are not interested in es- ing a parcel with no lot of Death Toll 52 Miss Virginia DeNoyelles, 66 corsages. “Construction and Use of ( M i- Coming to U.S. record South Windsor; and $26,667.50 Chestnut St.; Bernard Barrett Blast A reception for about 50 mem­ frames” ; and Dr. Gustav A. L. Monage,’’ he told the conference. from Fred Benvenutl, o f New Lon­ (Continaed from Page One) “All we ask for is the bare mini­ EDINBURUGH. Scotland (API— The lot of record provision Hartford; M n. Joan Silva and bers of the immediate family and Mehlquist, professor of floriculture, don. mum o f verification.” Fifteen-year-old Wendy Maddocks, euopted when the zoning ordi­ Claimed in One daughter, 13 Seaman Cirole; M n. close friends was held at the home "Rhododendrons Suitable to Con­ Funerals Ck)uncilor Thomas J. Griffin of the bride's parents after the Some Inspection might be oar^ whose courage won the hearts ot nances were first established in Patricia Hotkowski and son, 36 polinted out that the dty already necticut.” rled out by citizens o f neutral or members of the crew of the U.S. Manchester), allows . construction Village St.. Rockville; M n. Carol ceremony. For a motor trip to At 1:30 pjn.. Dr. Fred B. \Vld- WllUain Kunlchl hajas Invested in the nelghbwhood (Canada, the bride wore a jade nonaligned countries Home sug- Polaris submarine Patrick Henry, cf a dwelling oh such a lot de­ Algerian Clash Police Blacked Out Lee end son. Cook Dr. of $70,000 for Circuit Court head­ moyer, associate professor of orna­ Funeral services for William left by plane today for a vacation spite restrictions Imposed on the green three-piece suit, black ac­ mental horticulture, will offer tips gusted. Kuniebi, 46 St, John St., will be quarters hera “ on the aaianptlon in the United States with their help. area by subsequent zoning (Continued from Page One) cessories and a corsage of 'white on pruning, pinching and training Home continued. held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the For Alterations of revenue. This will cost us many “Is Mr. Grom^o really saying Wendy, who hss been deaf from changes. baby orohlds. The ooupie wUl be at ornamental plants. Hr. Wendall H. John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 thousands of dollars,” he said. home April 1 at 1871 Old Main St, that no national o f a nonaligned birth, met the American saUIors In, view of the sale of the 20- determined number of .persons Items for Penny Camp, UofC botany professor, will W. Center St. The Rev. Michael when two of them came to hey home Manchester’s .Police Headquar­ The council-directed the matter South Windsor, country could be truated to act as feet to Wood, Atty. Lessner con­ were killed and wounded. Among be put on the city's legislative speaik on "Some ^tany for Gar­ Dlrga, pastor of All Saints Ortho­ for Christmas dinner. They were tended there no longer was any those wounded was a French army ters were without electricity for To Be Auctioned The bride, a 1960 graduate of deners.” a member b will be completed much soon- women between business sessions. solutely unfair to the municipal^ finish hla memoirs in order to pay He also hammered on the West­ James Wright, Robert Fuller and llbeloua material. Die land he was not aware of the dred Moslem civilians led by reb­ Dues will be collected. Uee." off his debts and clear his name. ern view, which Rusk had spelled John Alvord. els in uniform swooped down on I . I. I... II' ' ■ out. that disarmament must be ISO-foot requirement, despite his Ekiropean sections, screaming na­ accompanied by an expanding in­ About Town ^dealings with thb realtor and witii tionalist slogans Emd brandishing spection system which would Trade Problems his attorneys. Rrench troops dispersed the check .not only on the arms de­ Tried to Buy Strip demonstrators with gunfire after The Rev. Laurence J. Vincent, After the complication was being fired on first, the army said. stroyed but on those retained In To Be Discussed associate minister of Center Con­ eadi nation’s armed forces. Irought forward, unsuccessful at­ Similar clashes took place in gregational Church, will preach at Year’s biggest power value! tempts were made to buy the 2J the west Algerian town of St. Den­ By LVW Units a Lenten Quiet Hour Service at (ret from Wood, Reed said, adding is du Sig and Qeryvilie and in Les- the Emanuel Lutheran Church, to­ that he further empowered his at­ Attafs near OrleansvUle. F. E. BRAT Nelco, Argo Trade problems posed by Latin morrow at 7:30 p.m. Special mn torney to sell the KX)-foot lot. How- The army said no more than America, the common market. sic will be sung by the Emanuel e\er, there were no buyers, Rqed 2,000 persons were involved in the Watch and Jewelry Repairing Japan and other areas will be the (Jholr. said. Individdual demonstrations. subject of unit meetings of tha At R«oteirabl« PricM To Quit Town League of Women Voters tomor­ row and Thursday. Two Manchester firms, employ­ The League will meet Wednes­ fromW> — 2 Wotchmaiitin ing a total of about 55 persons, day at 9 a.m. at the home of Mrs. BHCK U S A m E M A M t m i W a a n o l d e s t e s t a b u s h e o j e w e l e r have completed or are in the proc­ William B. Collins, 25 Bucking­ n i MAIN BT.—STATE THEATER BU1LDINO ess of completing plan.s to relocate ham St Mrs. Edward Krasenlrs, outside of town, it was reported to­ fft Garth Rd. will be the hostesj day. on Thursday at 8 p.m. The two firms are Nelco Tool Mrs. Theodore Chambers and Co., Inc., 266 Center St„ which Ml.ss Kay Maxwell will use Latin employs about 40 persons,- and America - to illustrate the prob­ A r ^ Fabricators, Inc., 162 Pine lems of trading with underdevelop Wednesday Only Siod P.M. St., emplo.ving 15 persons. fd nations. The effect on American Robert Bartlett, chief engineer tuslness of the great strides taken for Nelco, told The Herald today by the European comipon nusirkel that reports that Nelco will move will be discussed by Mrs. 'raomas FAMILY NIGHT WMre ‘‘essentially correct," but that Donovan and Dr. Ann Beck. Mrs. final details have not been settled. Robert Young and Mrs. Michele Bartlett intimated that discus­ Zllberstein will outline the delicate Some folks save money for a vkcation trip. Others save for a specific goal: an FM radio, a sions of the future- site "location balance of politics and economics ALL YOU $ 1 . 5 0 were premature at this time, and Involved in trading with Japan. new hat, an outboard motor. Still others save for the proverbial “rainy day”—that ni(» that the matter should be resolvred Mrs. Thomas Latham, chairman feeling Hiat conies whed you’ve got money in the bank. If you’re saving for some special very soon. of the League’s foreign policy com­ CAN EAT X . ^ A t any event, the move .will mittee. will lead member discus­ purpose, plan to save where the convenience of one-stop banking and steady interest com­ mean a consolidation Of operations sions at both meetings. MENU which should .mean employment The Manchester League agreeti OM Phehta CUeke© Bm r “ bine to help you reach that goal sooner than you’d expect. Save where you bank— at H artford o f about 200, Bartlett reported. last month to support a general Jack O’Brien, plant manager for liberalization of American trade V SOUTHBRN National, serving you with the best in banking services. Algo, reported the relocated plant policy, including temporary fed­ Y m i |tt the extra performance of exclusive Advancei Thrustifengiiie will bq situated in Berlin. Conn., moved FRIED CHICKEN eral aid to industries and work­ Bp^jltam French Fried Pote. and that the move should take ers adversely affected by import place sometime'during April. forward for straight tracking, flat cornarhig, a fiattar fleer), eatomatic Tarhine tM E T n iM i Salad NeaiMdltaib competition. A survey of the Im­ " Bread and Butter, Coffee or O’Brien said the move was portance of trade to Connecticut Drivs, finned aluminum front brakes.. . ill at ao axtra cost only la Buicki. prompted by a need for more industries was included in the sur­ ....: J", ■ Tea. . ■ ■ space, and that Argo faced expan­ vey. OhiMren uader 10 years old Ciiricher: LeSabre's priced lower than many “ low-pricad" car medils! Drhri flJ C when ©eeompaaled by « XSartford. N ationa.! sion difficulties here. He said ‘ ”nie Politics of Trade," a sur- the flnn was “happy with Man­ y t y of various points of rtew pub­ ponato.. . chester,” but that the firm “just lished by the non-partisan League a LeSabre. See your Buick Dealer today for the b ^ tradbif terms in town! couldn’t find the space and proper of Women Voters, has served as a andt Trust Company location here." clilef resource. The pamphlet may ' 1 . A rg o has been in town for about be ordered from Mre. Latham bv 8to©lwFMsrfllksiri(/iw>©iw ttisii win Mx y ea n and the present loca- members or non-members. tlon OB Pine 8 t holds alxnit 15,- inwnsMKttiiHBinr HOBNOB 000 square feet The Berlin loca­ tion, holding about 30,000 equare Sr 1 YOUR (->LUMH( R, IIVI lITtIB ItlCVliCAUV, feet is situated on about 16 DTAl f R OR acres, O’Brien eaid. FREE DEUVERY SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED IJUALITY BUICK DEALER NOW . . . Argo is affiliated with Bkutere At Tlw PARKADE THE HARTfORO TOUR QUAUTYBUICKM||||||||V M illin g ly A RESTAURANT Boiler OB Loomis St which em- DEALER IN MANCHESTER IS:|fUUIfllC DUIIm y lllWs 285 Moh Sf. Bloyi alx, O’Brien said, adding ELECTRIC MANCHESTER EH Om iO FAKKAOE THE HAPTEORD FtEfTRir lir.HT CO ttat ttnra are no plana to Mlooata URREH ORUa UGH! COME'ANY WEST MDDU TUENNKE—Ml 34)723 opantloB In Berlin. ■

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DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE M A Juft HOOPLB 318,000 M em bers Um bron Mi»B WEtts Heads AH.LAD.TWILL ODOXtHOMT. Amww to PravlMM RHDtT,e«A0/ ". Girl Scout Tiroop] it foomd ytxM COST C f X t ^ V/HEMXWAS British Loborite t o M a r k n^lHEFRnJCH Mias Ltnnsa Watts has resumed I WMft IM A CORM6R OM » COLLAR flUTtOM Lseioiu/Ar ACMES SSoaiain ORr.) W' HALL CARP6T/Y30/' CDLl«« iMtUMierite TXoMteokr Icadwship of Grade I Girt 8couta.| iFOR 32VeARSANiD SnX-AB-HABSt, Mrs. Barbara Burks will be ni 5 A IO S O O H A o t r « o lS S r,w S ^ SMwiaitoun /xWe h a p b a d l u c k t m e c o l o m e l s Tmt leader of the Grade 6 troop, but] FACTORY-AUTHORIZRD L0A6,X-TMOUOKT IT / ‘V/ITHOOT tr-> LAST LC6TA4E6D iMA'd 60NMA ReCOLO, will be delayed ta scheduling meet-1 'UlOHTXLOST*'? p e a r l FROM nrlHM —******"^ II UfiWtiftKd Ings untU an asslatant can nsl With ADIAMOiOoiM . ' By JOY hOUJCR 'PLAY iMS CARDS A X ARINE AKH>X, SlbBlMd » n m i fect laid the graundwerk for public trsaed. A leader ia also needed fori IT. but it* OMLYi ' VOOC fO O K b rr— • A NBW Y O ]^ (AP)~4lh« w u a fit* Grade T troop. Anyond who can) - ^ BRASS.' y IfSiSSSo. health in what later became the fotKUt'S /m a l l -Wa t tmall'woman, and ah* one* aaid state of Israel. . help out is asksd to communicate | ICLOB,' SAMP.' “M io SSSwto she wa* abl* to work IS hour* a Today the hug* medioel center wftn Mn. Richard M. Grant s s S S & j 44A.«bM wS g s i g . ^ , day becau** *h« kept the 8ab- at Klryat Hadasaah — Hadesaah Mrs. Raymond J. Burt Is te as-| ■ liwnSSr S p im * 45TtMkm itopolMB’i Tath and had a cast-iron atomach. Town—on Jerusalem’s outskirts sums the past of neighborboodl AHNUAL SALE aOMiMfUt ' ariStor • 4esida Iffliftinw tet«xO* She was Henrietta Saold, who carries on the original preventive- chairman of the Girl .Scouts aa| n M M t t SSltoiMr lwid« 47HiaWMt«B« M^ilt 50 years. a «) founded Hadaasah, curative approach by consolitetlng soon as matters can b* arrangedi *ncludlng registrations, orders fori gssT"*' «sssfs»ih sssassd women's Zionist organixaUon o! It* healing, teaching end reieeareh America, with U women. Today facUlttea cookies and reorganlmtion ofl ISs&s^ toSsLds. ”sar* Its 318,000 members begdn a year­ Teach AMeaai Oeetor* ■ ts M i troops. Mra Richard M. Grant will | ISaAIHwrinwfcr I r r r r 11 1 long celebration. "And we’ve turned our eyes to CbMM» Ltd. Photo continue to serve on thdtroop com­ GIVE YOUR FAMILY THE FINEST IN HOME ENTERTAINMENT r r r r The national chairman of the the emerging countries of Africa mittee. SS nSSm im UI • golden Jubilee, Rose Halprin. that need help deeperately," **- Retreat M aster ’ 9ale IT 14 The sale of lot 10 to Charles 0.1 wmnmtBr» g 2 3 5 j f « « ranking Zionist woman in the plains Mrs. Halprin. IstmI Is Tha Rev. Philip Mulhem, teach, S78adc n r It - teaching African doctors and er of philosophy at the Dominican and Angenella V. Melvin Jr., bv| nipiandto nurses In special courses, and send­ Housa of Studies, Dover, Mess., the Abby Oontractors Inc., I ^ ' BIIb'LL l o s e - MlUtio IT 1 ing out medical taame te asriet and -will be the Retreat Master for the been recorded at the town elerk’al •WE COLLAR 40ToinxS advise. annuel weekend retreat for the office. 41FiroBoato(7 Beek Drive On 0a^■O^i AMD 4SABMr After Hitler cam* to power, Mias women of all four Catholic par­ HIS S H IR T A T . 4S Tint thins . Ssold, then 78, started a career In ishes in Manchester at Our Lady A month-loog book drive by the I THE OVJLS CLU8= 44Vmdrfdtad child rescue end rehabllitaUon. To of Calvary Retreat House, Perm- Regional PTSA is now under way. I 4SPiM«ndata date more then 100,000 Jewish ington, April 4 to 8. rontlmdng to April 14. Thoee hav-| BlSmtn tUtU youngsters have been saved, edu­ Reservations for the weekend ing books to ^ve to this cause I M North AnnictD sr • Fully lutsmatie TV aiUon cated end mad* a pert of the com­ will elfwe March 31 and may be may leave them boxed at tbeir io-| WTnMi munity. mad* by calling Mrs. John T. cal public library or the school I ' C A R N IV A L BY DICK TURNER MKinsoC She lived to be 84, sttU fighting Haney, Mrs. John Dormer or Mrs. near th* Junior or senior entrance. | • Stsrs«-ht|h fidslity phonograph with BS Hike pc for the Zionist dream of a Jewiah R. E. Hagedom, all of St. James’ Paper bounds are not acceptoW* MICROMATIC playtr BOCMBpawid __ national home In Falastiae and at parish; Mrs. Jolm Tlemey or Mrs. Pinal decisian en acceptance wlU| otlnr toL) Jg ki s r r tlCohrzMiiaai Ilf the same Um* trying to aaUMish James Murrey, Church of the As- be mad* by the admlnlstratiatt. • Noist-frM FM radio; Storoo FM optional Books especially needed are ih| DOWN 5T BT friendly understanding between sumption/ Mrs. James Benevento IChordipwt Arab and Jew. or Mrs. Primo Amadeo, St. Bridg­ the area of art and architeotm, | • Soloctivo AM radio— aiiikM laoo ST "She was the greatest Jowlsh et’s parish; Mrs. Francis Minor or c.laaalca, poetry, drama, nns •dglBfi woman of our generation," says Mrs. Frank Asiklar, SL Bartholo­ h’story, nature study, reference | III In tint furnituro HOW ONLY SBd IT Mrs. Halprin, "and a greater on* mew’s parish. books and eultabls fiction. W 4ShoItM«d rid* then this generation has produced •Th first annual banquet of Our Mrs. Harry H, Ktrkham, *lo-| You aavt $50.^0 BEmlMiT •or is likely to.” , Lady of Calvary Retreat Laagua mentary school nurse, announe**| Mrs. Halprin, mother of two end will be Sunday evening. April 29 that e new end simple tuberculin I ? .J grandmother of six, Kks biwn ac­ at Waverley Iim, Cheshire. Reser­ test wUl be given free of charge to tive In Hadasaah for 30 years. vations may be made with any of pupils In Grades 1 and 6 at the SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL "We’fe not an organlsatian, the above mentioned women. elementary school. Mrs. KiriUuun Only from Moffiavox th you gel we’re a way of life. It makes us wiU give the tests on March 90 and HENBIBTTA BZOLD reach a little higher. If you make rbsulta will be available on the | these iminrtsmt advmenmts world outride 'larael, recalla Miss an organisation hold on to the Stop-Shop Union 23nd. .BAlNCANCer Pzold as “ very quiet, but with a high principles it had at Us found- She explains' that a positive re- I hit of a temper; without-ego, tre­ !>%• you can not only reach SO Gets Pay Bo6st action will not necessarily mean a I ^Vidao-matici—Tha Only Fully AutomatiB TV mendously creative^' years, but go on and on." case of ttAnircuIoaLs, but that the child has been at some time In con­ You git tha best pictures day and night becausB s Bom a rabbi’s daughter in Uac, SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (A*P) — "Miss Szrid was as mUitantly de­ tact with a tuberculin patient. I critical picture adjustments are made alectron* Pay hikes ranging up to $13 week­ Cards are being sent home to psisf voted to American democracy a* ly have been granted Stop end Shop ically-parfactly-always. BY JOE CAMPBELL she was intensely Jewish. “ She Inc. Superraii^et employes under ents which are to be returned in­ Danish Modern model 359 Grange Notes dicating whether the c h i 1 d r e n | TRU E Starao-High Fidelity was a good eiiample of the synthe­ a new two-year contract. combines Migna-vision 330 sis of two cultures," 'Mrs. Hal­ Stanley Rominlck, business agent are to have tests made or not. Only Magnavox attains the spectacular dimension POMONA ACTIVITIES fully automatic TV with prin points out of' Local 33, Amalgamated Meat of stereophonies as well as tha tonal purity of high March M, Bebron Orange, Gilead Cutters and Food Store and Allied Msneheeter Evening HeraM Bn-{ 330 square inch picture: true NOW ONLY Oaeses for Immigrants. broa cerfeepeadent, Mias Hwssa B.I fidelity with an advanced acoustical system that , A teacher, writer, translator, HaU, 8 p.m., third and fourth de- Workers Union, said last night the stereo-high fidelity from 8 Pendleton, totopbone AOadenejr projects sound from sides as wall as cabinet front lilstorian, Mis* Ssold established greaa; Good toll! Grange, 8 p.m. contract implies to nlns stores in 8-8454. ' spoaksrt including two IS* 5598-w* In Baltimore the first nl^it western Massachusetts. b ^ prscisibn FM/AM radio. -to surround you with the full beauty of music— first and second degrees. Other locals and stores are tn> classes for Immigrants. 30 watts undietorted power. is in a concert hall.. J. MI0HT AS WELLY March 21 Manchester Grange, Boston, Natick, and Rhode IS' Thrice Named You stva $100.00 In 1909 riw visited Palestine and Orange Hall, 8 p.m., third and Cold Seel Warranty. G9X PREfli\RED J was appalled at the high mortality land and Connecticut. Records Can Last a Llfttlmo fourth degrees, harvest supper at The contract Is retroactive to Orlclnelly, Atlents, Qe., ' rate of mothers and bablei. Back 6:80; Columbia Grarae, Teomane Feb. 13, when the old contract ex­ Because the exclusiva Micromatic player elimU In this -oountry she organigpd Ha- named Termlnu*, beeausq the set­ MOST RELIAILE: So trouble-free that Megnivex |u•^ Hall, 8 p.m., TOth anniversary, pired. tlement WM built around tbs ter nates discernible record and stylus wear, tha dia* dasesh—which is Hebrew for March 23, Ooirentry Grange, I Ston managers, assistant mana­ snteee eervlce at well e i all parte and tubee on all Queen Esther—and in 1918 sent p.m., public pinochle party, prises gers and department heads wUI re­ mtoiua of a state-owned nUraad;! Sold Soal medoli. mond stylus is guarantaad for 10 yaara. two trained American nurses to Grange, 8 p.m., third and fourth ceive $S now, with a $7 weekly It* name was ebanfed to Martbae-| Paleatine tp begin mother-child raise May 13, 1963. vill* in 1843 and then to AUuital degrees, pot luck harvest supper at In 1845. care as a etayt of a health pro- 6 : 8 0 . Male clerks sdli receive up to 38 3 S 0 grem. ^ March 38, Bolton Grange, Com­ now and again in 15 months. Fe­ During World War X Hadasseh munity Hell, 6 P-m., third and male clerks will get up to |7 now ‘*What do yod IwEro that might miggMt to a fatiier was asked to send^a medical unit. fourth degrees. and up to $6 more In 18 months. A p p l y r o v BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD A group of 44 doctors, nurses, den­ Part-time Workers will receive m that he r^ilaoe the toy he stepped on?" tists and sanitary engineers, land­ S^ISlk- 10-c«it hourly hike now and an­ NEW MAGNA-VISION 3 3 0 ...fu»y autwatic ly, BABy' JOIN I - ed In 1918, set up hospitals In five Au$$ie Wine* Puahed other 10 cent raise May 13, 1963. 3R A DRINK? , major cities and a nursing school In Jerusalem. GANBBatRA —Australian vint­ LITTLE SPORTS B Y ROUSON "That was at a' time in a part of ners have opened a campaign to V Health BilU Up 3 % the world where a girl was trained spur sales of their prodiiet in to stay in the home as wife and Britain. The industry dates from WASHINGTON—Medical costs in mm B U m m l V ! mother," says Mrs. Halprin. 1788, when vine cuttings were (he United States, as reflected on Hadassah's medical unit was to brought to Australia. But It tha Govenunent's cost-oMlvlng in­ Miss Esold the beginnings of owas its real beginning to the In­ dex, rose about 3 percent last year ^ n m i a t e twice as big as 19" screens...will ghe you "countrywide constru^v* instltu troduction of 870 vine types in compared with 1 percent for the \ Q tlonal medical service," and in ef­ 183X overall Index. y o u v a i i t it nuich more enjoymtirt for only pennies e deyl

,,^$Ceto.1U 6w1 Swipei Ceipk '®»^Tkj,WwW K}^ I«d. y-zo Far Eastern Contempo­ B E N E nO A L rary model 349. Bal­ FINANCE GO. anced speakers-en both B. C. BY JOHNNY HART What President Kennedy Forgot To Tell Us! MANCHESTER, CONN. sides of 330 square BY ROY CRANE M I3 .4 1 M inch screen center c c v i o vp u He l p On the 15th of March Mr. Kennedy said, quote, sound in the picture. SURE — LIB D o w n I OURPROeUM: M E With a pbo &l e m ? 'T h e consumer typically cannot know whether 8 ha ri tW ■ * BUI eta i Total Bemots Control SMMIOFlffiPOZ&MS nH« h a a an ia aNMjr he OF SHIM ARE ONOLVEII? drutr preparations .meet minimum standards of •M IM S aeL optional. Gold Sell y iv r / safety, quidity and efficacy." What prompted the renty, MwcN OFiurnousMos American Contemporary 0F$AA«MS4MPJUNKSf President to come to the defense of the con­ NOW ONLY WMCMOFUE MILLIONS NOW ONLY model 306 (above). OF PEOPLE r sumer? Thrilling pictures, 330 $ 2 j y . 0 0 * What Mr. Kennedy failed to tell you is what we 1.50* square inches big. read in our Drug Journals. He didn’t tell you about Choice of finishes. how the country’s largest majl order vitamin m house had over Vh million dollars worth of vita­ '-it mins confisfiated by federal agents because they did not contain exactly what was written on the Fully automatic MAQWAVOX T\t *a> label. They had advertised that, all vitamin prod­ ucts must meet government standards. Why didn’t ixeiting to own...Uoxl to give American Modern their vitamins meet these standards. Do you rea­ MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI model 363. Clear, lize the millions o f American people duped by this HNE RADIOS by MAGNAVOX sharp 280 square BY LANK LEONARD aoi. eER3RE IWA^BORN^MCnHeR ONETHINff I CANTeTANP company. inch pictures. Video- amjJi President Kennedy didn’t tell you that the Fed­ I'M PLEASED TP NOW SIT C>OWN,JOJOi AFTER HAVENOuevae WA9 HrroN w e h e a d b y a vo tiw e F5 A «5WAI^^'AL6a<^' RAR«3n matic. Conctaled MEET you RIDING BUSES FOR THREE OAVS; I — A MONOEf3gOWH6fae 0= BAKn-ETT^QUOlAnC«cndN6. eral Food and Drug Commission jnst do not have casters for easy JOJO/ VOU MUST BE VERY HUNGRY/ / LITTLE/ MAC TAVl^H -enough inspectors to go around to the thousands Drying clothEt" moving. PiCkEDUPAU. o f drug manufacturers and run laboratory tests^ | THeBEWTIFUL Michod Dworkh is Easy todoy..* Exceptional 6- Reg. Phaimaelst to assure the American housewife that the drug transistor peck- NOW FOR ONLY THINOe>H& she buys has exactly the ingredients as stated on ot rodio, with R ea iB s? Clock radio. Wake* you the'label and is safe from toxic substances. gentb to music. Model C-1. oarphone, case, battery, Mr. Kennedy did infer that since 191S, hogs, sheep and cattle have been getting AM60. *!»“* more protection than we have by forbidding the marketing of worthless serums and NOW ONLY $ 2 | 9 5 NOW ONLY i^ g os other driigs for the treatment of these animals. Think it over. How absurd can we I You savB $40 get. How then are we going to protect our famities’ health? How are we to- know that Die drugs we buy at the supermarket, discount house,^i BUM >r Thaw. FiL««i. mail order house or door te door salesmen are safe and are govenunent good stand-' | •Fd«** *or m*h*a"y- OUwf flnl*he* sBaWly mere. ards? ' CAPTAIN EASY BY LESUE TURNER The only answer is arrived at by asking yourself these questions: , BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY THEtt'S ONB^ / 5AV! «hM «» COULD ' MNYiUO 1. Who actually manufactured these druajs? Have I ever heard of him? What is COHE IH AHD SEE MANY OTHER BIB MABHAYOX SALES VALUES w FOR US BIRDSi landmark IX I LOOKirovaiLauTwe HBPUSHU>OU his reputation? ‘ ■ THER^ NOTHINSI LIKE BETTER. OF CO(JRSE,lt> PREFER A MILE* m SIDE Ou*lo. |W1D « u m A L A FLYING GTHe THAN FLAPPING MY WINGS IN FUGHT! LESS BORING ROUTE.' OPIT..AM/MAN 2. Does he have a laboratory full of top analytical chemists to check every, bot­ to’f hom« hfoti^ • Sterso Tbaatrs, 23" TV, • Stems Hi-n with FM/AM radis, $19 8B 0* GREATHCT3!jy VESIEROWl AUyL W RUIN EFCMMrED ’eicriiPOf tle that leaves his plant? ' ' ' stems hl-fl, 4 epasksm. 4 tpsaksm, msdsi 2M. > IN THE WORLD. YEAR* AeO i ou r w a y ] gave ISO Save $41 8. Has he got painstaking controls to assure a r e lia ^ drug? • Early Amsricsnstsrss hi-fi csnesls, LQeo your own family doctor, hia rqiutationia his siaiBp of relialtilityl Tea set praaeiato qnelity • Tteret Tiwatre, 23" TV. $ 2 7 9 6 0 . . . 8 sptaksm, msdsi 804. That » why when you buy your drugs in a supermarket, mail order house or door MeboWt with RT-M tbe ttsrao hl4i. FM/AM fsdio. •iir tarn $01 to door salesmen and discount store yra never r ^ y know^who actually makes hfs most compMaiy sffectiv* Im I Sava .501 pioduris. Therefore, the person who sells you your drugs is just as important as oil additive to use today. And B Portabis Starao with Micro­ yoo set prMrinm aervie*. Au- • SttrtsHi-Ficenssle,4epeakeri, matic playtr, diamond stylus, the one who makes it. ' toBMtie deHvmrlee' . . . a bel- "I1 4 7 0 0 * $7900 That is why when yon have yonr prescription :plled or drugs purchased at Lig- ano^ psjnMBt plan Slid tosny msdel2B5. NOW ONLY modtl 230. NOW ONLY g«A IteyeH Drug at the Parfcade Shopping Center at West Middle Turnpike, you wSl •Oar aartna deOsned to Bake find that their phannaeUta have a aincere regaid £6ir yrar And we assure boBe beating weHp ew f.. yon that the that . Liggett’s pharmacists'puts into your handr is made by a Teatcd, Adjusted, Drihrcrcd Guaranteed and Serviced repatabie m a n o fa e tt^ , who has -very rigid laboratory controls and sold at thd low­ M o b ilh e o f ■MB , By Dor Own Mechanics THE STORY OF MARTHA \\ A\THE b y WILSON SCRUGGS est reasonable price. W e wili never compromise these standards. D A V Y JONES FanMNis For Service Since 19.31 ON, CHET, \A!Jt VOU GOING TO '%A'/ TMC NSrjMM i ^ BY LE F F and M cW ILLIAM S Signed, ^ PLEASE...yVAeKV ME TONIGHT, win / ___ _ OR DO I HAVE To­ OOON.»IHOPEA VuATER ISN'T too Exclusive Direct Factory Dealer SUIV AND LIZ OIFFICOLT... Michael OWopkin, MAKE IT* W E G IVE Rostered Pharmacist GREEN STAMPS FREE iASY HOME MORIMTY PAYMENTS TRIAL LIGGEU DMG STORE Pottertdn’s P d K T H K * S T nUHCAOE SHOfPiNft CENTBI BIOTNEK Maaehester’a Largest aad Oldest TV, Radio, Record find Appliance Store 180 bfiitBr 8t„ Conwr ef Chordi St. Eaay No Limit Pprkhig W m i m m * Ml 3-5135 at1-31S CwitBr St.

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~Bat M arkU p to ,417- Frdm Game Goat to Hero THE No Interviews—Maris John Salcius Rookie Jim regosi Herald Angle / To Participate .X '- ...... ■ ...... ' Nats Edge Warriors By FORT . ..ZAUDERDALB, Fla.aot a year I’m gdlng to-have. And (AP)-Rater MMaris slumped down it there's anybody who can pre In UConn Meet For Angel Shortstop Rerth HAL TURKINGTON on a Jgtneh in front, of hts locker diet how many homers I’m .going WEST SIMB MIDGBTS in J te New YYork 'Yankees eiqb- to hit, he doesn't belong on this STORKS— About ^00 high school To start off the piayoffa the hiluse, wiped the perspiration from earth. He belongs up there.” Indoor track and field athlete* On Hoop by Shaffer Herald Angela bloated Decl’a, 4 V msIs brobrow and in a quiet voice re­ Maris continued ss hia com­ from 17 schools are expected to NEW YORK (AP) , produces even a moderate bat,*bined to pitch a good game (Come on, Turk ole boy, you’ve got a column to write, so iterated his- newest edict: panion offered no reply. Reds Will ‘Stand Pat’ he has- a good chance o f grabbing Meta,.but they had no Btart throwin’ the words together. And don’t forget to say 32, and Pagmni’a beat Normaff’a, participate in the seventh annual ya gonna keep him down on 48-80. X “ No more interviews” - "Look, I’m not going to change. Eastern Section Conference Indoor NEW TORK (AP)—The iSyracuse Nats suddenly hAV6 the job. only run came in the fifth off The clubhouse was noisy with a the farm when he wins ball Miller on Brooks Robinson’s triple hello to your old friends out there on the other side of the In the firat game, it yrtui the I can’t even If I wantM to. And I track meet at the Univerisity of found new life in the National Basketball Association Eastern Dean Chance and Jack SpHng fine shooUng or Dick Cobb (24), steady run of traffic. don’t want to. i’m'me, Roger Mar­ games for you — especially divided the pitching for the An- and a fielder’s choice. newsprint. They have neither been blessed nor bored with Connecticut Field House tonight Divi.sion semifinal playoffs thanks to rookie Lee Shsffer who Pete Runnels broke up the Bos- your observations for a couple of years, the last time you sat which brought the Hqiraida from a A visiting newspaperman walked is. I could have fed him a -w'hole at T. Except for Third Ba«e when he’^B 19 years old and gels, who brought Uieir exhibition close game to an aa4y victory. toward'Maris, let his eyes wander load of baloney. But I’m no poli- in four seconds changed from th(e goat of the game to the record up to 5-5. ton-Cleveland game wIUi a 2-out down here in the southeast comer as the 11th hour fill in.) The meet will feature several powders 380-foot home runs? single In the ninth to drive In the •The first half was close all the until they rested on the home run tclan. I can’t say things I don't lop scholastic performers in track. eiiero. Yanks Win Again Hi. kiHg and with hia face showing With their backs to thq wall, tha You’re not, concedes Los An­ winning run. way. But after that the Angela mean. And when I’ve got nothing Among them arc Richie Kumlck gels’ Manager Bill Rigney. *nie two New York clubs, the Nice to be with you again. Things juat could hot mtka. Cobb took he had heard of Maris’ latest de­ to say, I say nothing. If the guy Nats, down 2-0 in their best-of-6- Colts Hit Hard of PulAffei High, New Britain; he Yankees and ths Mets, continued may look somewhat scrambled on complete c$>ntroI of the rebounding, claration of policy concerning ri- wants to get sore let him. I can’t Celtics Await series with Philadelphia, bouncM TAMPA, Fla.— “ We’re pret-f ^slow^-tii getting into shape,” His current phenom Is rookie their streaks but in op|x>8ite direc­ The Colt 45s combed Jack San­ Gene Tetrault and Ray Parker of ssJhl shortstop Jim Fregosi, from Wood- these pages (or the next couple of .as well as the scoring. Tom ’her- porters, mumbled, “ hello, Roger.” help that.” Hartford High; Ed Coleman and back from elimination to defeat the ty much a stand pat club, ex­ tions. The World Oiamplons clob­ ford for n runs on 10 hits In th» weeks, but don’t forget it's teen a ney (8) and Ray London also - Maria looked up. Warriors at Convention Hall, 101- Of Interest. In this area Is the side, Calif. All Fregosi has' to do Maris hasn’t teen treated kind­ Earl Jackson of Platnvlll* High; bered the Milwaukee Braves, 10-4, first four Innings and, As It tmyied long, long time—eight years, to be played fine games for the Angels. 'Tm fairly certain you’ve al­ Playoff Action 100, in the only playoff action last cept at third base,” a deep- status of ’ Moe Drabowsky, the to nail down a job with the An­ ly by the fans here. He’s been boo­ and John Salcius,, of Manchester at Fort Lauderdale for their ninth out, needed the barrage becausp exact—since I shouldered a part Of -For Decl’s, John Minney .(17) ready been asked this question a night. ' . ' tanned Fred Hutchinson re­ former Trinity College ace who gels Is finish the exhibition season victory without a defeat. The Meta ed, and when he left a game after High. \ the Giants came back strong. the burden of gathering and itood out in a losing cause. Sparky thousand times,” said the report­ suffering a rib injury, he was BOSTON (AP) — Rookie Lee Blew Two Free Throws ported as we chatted on the signed a big bonus contract with with a .250 batting average. dropp^ a 1-0 decision to the Bal- The A's blanked the Dodger.s be­ Kurnlck recentlv* tossed the 1,2- sentlng for you the the deUy Cartier played a fine floor game er, “but'. . what kind of a year jeered. Shaffer’s jump .shot ha* postponed The victory came on Shaffer's dugout steps of A1 Lopez the Chicago Cubs, but started go­ That shouldn’t be too hard at Umore Ortolef at S t Petersburg hind Ed Rakow for. six innings. news. You drift away from for the losers. lb. shot 60^feet. 6 inches, best ever field goal from the comer on a the rate he‘s going. He whacked a to extend their losing skein to five. do you expect?” H* blamea a bad press. Maris by a Connecticut schoolboy. He playoff competition for the re.st- Field. "We’re not doing much bet­ ing backwards after one big year. Bill Fischer, who came on In the e\’er sllehtly, for a spelL^ihd In the second game, Norman’a eas Boston Celtics u.itil Saturday. throw-ln play with 1:19 left In 3-ruh inside-the-park home run Skinny Brown and Tom Baker "I don’t know,” replied Maris. reciprocated by clamming up. also tied for first place during the ter than we did a year ago In "Drabowsky looked all right seventh, 'was the victim of nil the face adjuatmenta. F$ces have tried to atay with Paganl’s, but “Do you think you’ll reach 61 The defending National i^akcl- the game. That completed the scor­ against the Yankees. He only threw yesterday — a 380-foot shot — in pitch^ the shutout. couldn't. Paganl’i finally showed "When I came down here,” he recent national scholastic event ing and gave Shaffer, who once spring training, on a won and loss Dodgers’ nms. changed on the scenjef so. obvious­ home runs this year?” said, “ I had made up my mind I ball Aasoclation champions figured one bad pitch --- a home run ball the sixth inning to break a 2-2 tie In other games the Boston Red Jim Maloney, plagued by a sore ly, have the piujlM. You are fa­ the attack it ia capable of, and held in New York. played for Warrior’s Coach Frank hasls,” the manager of the Cincin­ ■T don’t know,” said Maria, Ws would try to ans^ver every quea- Philadelphia would complete a nati Redlega reported. "But,” he to Mickey Mantle, I think He’s and propel the Angels to a 6-2 Sox turned back the Cleveland In­ arm last season, started for the miliar with sojtet'hlng about them, scored at will. McGuire at North Carolina, a total diana 2-1 at Scottsdale Arlz.; the face betraying no sign ot annoy­ tion, no matter how allly, aa best I three-game sweep of Syracuse last added, "we’ll be all right. Spring going to help us,” ’ Hutchinson of- victory over the Chicago Cubs, at Reds against the Ckirds and in but they knpw little about you. So, Bob Dotchjn (17) And John ance. night and they could ra-lng into ot 30 points, high for the Nats. Palm Springs, Calif. Houston Colt 45s outlasted the San know how. So what happens? I Only four aeconds before hia field training is the place to experiment, ferred. three Innings walked seven men we’ll bopr have fo adjust. The Hughes (16) paced thrir team to “How many home rune will you action tomorrow night. and that’s what we are doing, One must remember that most Fregosi also had a single in Francisco Giants,-12-0, at Phoenix; forma>ma8 teen altered, too. But victory. For Norman’s, Gary Minor pick up a paper and'aee where I’m goal, Shaffer missed two free the Los Angeles Dodgers downed and was tapped for three hlte, be saUsfled to hit?” uncooperative and unfriendly. The Instead, Shaffer’s .shot gave Syr­ using a lot of young players. Redleg players combined to have four trips to the plate and that we’jr'work it so everything comes (13) and Tim HaS*ett\(9) were acuse a 101-100 victory at Phila­ throws. the Kansas City A’S, 4-1, at West good for four runs- "Don’t know.” people read this trash ami believe To refresh the memory of base big years in '61, with a minimum brought his average up to .417. Washington blasted off to a 156 put even at the end of the day. beat players. Norman’s and Deci’e delphia and left ths Warriors with The series moves back to Syra­ Palm Beach; the St-Louis Cardi­ players who did not turn-dfi uni­ "Sure hot today isn’t tt,” the it. I don’t blame them. That boo­ cuse tonight and tl>e Warrior* ball fans, other than Redleg root­ of injuries. Last year, he spent most of the lead against the White Sox, b\it '■ So. while Earl's short-sleeving H reporter, remarked, making his 2-1 edge in the beal-of-flvc season at Dallas-Port Worth and nals edged the Qincinnatl Reds, 5- forms are reminded to do so and ing I got made me feel terrible. series. Because of Boston Garden could wrap it up. If they don’t the ers, the Cinclnnatis finhshed a dis With four different teams win­ 4, at Tampa, and the. Washington then fizzled and !Rad to stagger lo around the baseball camps in Flor­ exit. mal last in the 1961 Grapefruit finished with a .254 average and pick up banquet tickets. “ So, no more interviews. The commitments, even If Phllly wraps deciding game will be played at ning the flag in the last four years Senators outslugged -Nte' Chicago tie triumph. Pete Daley .Grand ida, I’ll roll mine up and try to Maris looked at hia companion. nTlters are going to rip me if I talk liCBigMe standings but once the bell only a half-dozen homers. The keep basebal) where baseball be­ Games Tuesday night: Police A the series up tomorrow night, the Convention Hall Thursday night. in President Warren Giles’ loop the Whits Sox, 15-12, at Pompano slam) Dale Long and Chuck Hin­ "Well, what did you expect me or If I don’t. So I’m not going to In the Western Division play­ bounded, when it counted, the Angels took a look at him at the ton hit early hotners for Wi Fir* vs. Herald Angels 6; Gus’s Eastern Division playoff finals law of averages seems to be Beach. longs (I’ll take the Yankees pnd to say?” he growled. "New guys say anything and let them write offs, Detroit is at Cincinnati in Rhinelanders surprised even thev JOFA’ JAY end, and in 11 games he com­ Ington. The White Sox co lle ct Braves), bowling on the alleys vs. Pagani’s 7, can’t get under way until Saturday against the Reds repeating. Roger Maris, who still has npt The winner* will begin a' three- but the same old questions. How what they please— they’re going to their test-of-5-series. Detroit, lead­ staunchest rooters by winning all One big factor in the Reds' fa­ piled a .222 mark. lialf dozen runs in each .of (hello, Charlie, golf on thi fairi- afternoon. are already at their best playing had a home run. collected a double HOWARD F- HOfeXlOlWB game playoff Friday night at 6 the dickens do I know what kind writ* what they want anyway. Meanwhile Boston went through ing 2-1, could eliminate the Roy- the marbles. weights.” vor is Hutchinson,'a learned base­ The Angeles had severed short­ and a triple to lead the Yanks’ eighth and ninth with^Al Smith wavs (Gonna break 85 this year)', ala by winning tonight. “ We hhve a good, sound ball CANDID CURVE— Sam McDowell, the Indians’ fireball­ basketball on the court (remember trying to decipher a town budget for the playoff championship. a long, hard drill yesterday and Glance at the lineup and, except ball -man who Is highly respected, stops in '61 and none showed .hssault. connecting for a grand slammer Police A Fire was the regular Tlie Warriors led through most club. Naturally, (Gene) Freese’s ing recruit, “ hangs up a curve” for the benefit of a pho- enough to exactly stuplfy Rigney. and Skerman L olla^ltting a hom- when it used to be caUed the cage?) or si through a public hearing on Tom Sanders worked out wipi a for third base, it will be the same both by the front office and the Met Bats Weak season champ. specially constructed cast on the of the ggme and had a aix-point Injury will hurt, and they (the best as the one that was used against players. tc^rapher'shooting delivery through a catcher’s mask. Fregosi la a good fielder emd It Bob Miller and Bob Botz. corn- e>‘ with two 01^ . and football (touch) on the White rezonlng a parcel of land. margin at 100-94 with three min­ of the clubs) will be gunning fo House lawn (a little out of season Some of you graduates ot De- Aqueduct to Open fractured little finger pf his right ■ ^ the Yankees in the World Series. ______EAST SID EMIDOET8 Dead Aim hand. utes left to play. But Al Blanchl us, but 1 see no reason why we Darrell Johnson and John Ekl- right now). Molay may recall when Howl* was connei’led on a field goal and foul shouldn’t be better than a year Why me- yo.u say? "You know state master councilor In 1947. As The Pumper*, and the Bluecoata With Swift Stakes Santjers hopes the Injury will not wards are the catchers, backed up OHARIXITTE, N. C. — ruin his bid to Improve his scoring and Shaffer looped In a long one- ago,” Hutchinson added. Freese by Jess Gonder, a hitting sensation ' where E.)YT Is; Frank Cline has Howie puts It, ‘T used to spend as will meet for the playoff champion­ hander to r<»nie to wlthlji one point. Birds’ Nests moved on to other pasturas; so. (N EA)—if you’re racing an touch. will be sidelined at least tW) with the New York Yanks last Names Make Neps^ Confusion much time in Manchester as I did ship as a result of victories over the Then came Chaffer’s winning has- months with a broken ankle. 9RAPEFR6IT I've.Jteen brought in from the pas- Ladders and HoSemen. automobile at ISO miles an hour NEW YORY (A P )~ T h ey called ”I became dtasatlafled with my spring but a .226 clubber with Torrington then, because Jimmy and see a wreck developing In scoring toward the end of the reg­ k d '' Who will fill the vacancy at Richmond. This is an indication ilNDLAY, Ohio— (NEA)— Seeded Gagers turie, so to speak. Elliott of your town was my state The Pumpers defeated the Lad­ it the most fantastic finish in Hia­ w ilt fkiore* 40 In Cactus Circuit This Spring But Elari won’t be without ^ ders, 38-29,, while the Bluecoata front of you, what Is the test leah racing hLslory when Simrlse ular season,” Sanders said. ” So 1 Uiird base? that the Yanks gave up on husky Oil drums, out In half and scribe.’ thing to do? Will Chamberlain led the War­ “ Cliff Cook,” the former Ameri­ Ailed with straw, are being Man Friday when he returns. Al­ County did his version of the Twist decided to experiment with a jump receiver. Again this spring, (3onder Howie and his wife, Theodora Alin your car straight at tt. shot I used while In college. rior* in scoring with 40 point* can League pitcher with Detro.t has been hitting hard. Neither used as nesting sites for Can­ low me the privilege of the intro- The Pumpers, led by Pete Di- March 3 in the $136,200 Flamingo JOHN SALCIUS PHOENIX, Ariz. (Apj;—Names'^here — Houston’s veteran catcher (he calls her Teddy) will soon This seemingly shocking advice "When 1 came to the Celtics, while teammate Paul Arizin had said. Ckx)k, a mub-nosed power- Johnson nor Edwards is what is ada geese at the Mercer Coun­ 'v^ ictlon . move Into the Manchester area, minico’a 18 points, made short Stakes and was dlsquallfled to the 24. Dolph Schayes was runnerup in make news — and a lot of confu­ Hal Smith and Boston’s rookie work of the Ladders. They opened comes from Burk Baker, two- tune of $88,530. Tetrault la the national acholaa Coach Red Auerbach made me into hitter, up from Indianapolis, hit called a “major , league hitter.” ty wildlife area, near Findlay. ^Meet Howard Holcomb. He when the house they are purchas­ timo (1956-57) Grand NaUonol tic indoor 1.000-yard champion. He a cornerman. I discovered the soft scoring for Syracuse with 22 SOS in the American As.sociation Johnson had an unusual 1961 sea­ The idea Is being used else­ Open NIT Bids sion — In the major league’s <3ac- pitcher, Pete Smith; and Cleve- | checMKl in yesterday. Some of up fast and kept a good margin Aqueduct', opens the 220-day By EARL W. YOST ing i.s completed. stock car racing champion. also holds the one-mile record for one-handed push shot worked bet­ points. last year. A product of the Cin­ son, starting out as a coach with ,tiu Circuit t ) ^ spring. land infielder Hal Jones and Bos­ you may not rememter the name throughout the game. Andy Hoyt New York racing season today where, but the Ohio Division St. Petersburg, Fla. — Enjoy­ Welcome to the family. Howard. "I'm convinced that Is the this meet, selling it with a 4:32.6 ter for me now that I was no long­ An unusual play which hurt the cinnati (arm system. Cook belted St. Louis, then going to the Phils of Wildlife added innovations. First off, there are three seta ton’s promising 18-year-old short­ but the face should be familiar. hit (Or 10 points for the winning with the $25,000-added Swift ing the baseball games daily at You’ll find covering the Manches­ Pumpers. Jim Welch of the Lad­ safest thing to do,” sold the 62- time in 1961. er a center aa at NYU." Warrior* occurred with one second’ Xi homers last season, an indica­ as a player and winding up In the Here the drums are placed of brothers In the Far West’s base­ stop. Jim Jones. It graced tihe sports pages of The ter area sports scene a pleasure, Stakes, and Sunrise County will be With hi* return to the jumper, remaining in the second quarter. World Series as a Redleg receiv­ NEW YORK (A P)— Bradley’s nationally ranked Braves Al Lang Ftvld in St. Petersburg der* kept hi* team in the game by year-old. former bus driver of Parker la a prominent hurdles tion , that he has power. Freese, on small platforms, one foot ball corral, including outfielders But there are a lot more namo- Torrington R e n te r when Howie and we (eel sure you’ll present it Charlotte. “The wreck will be making his first appearance since Sanders enjoyed his best pro out­ Bianchi was taking the ball out of er. are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frey of tossing In 17 markers. and high jump performer, a young for the record, collected 26 horn above the water. When re­ and St. John’s of New York open their drives for the 1962 Na­ Felipe and Matty Alou of the San alikes in the baseball Golden West, was sports editor up there for 10 cn these pages in U)e same hon­ gone by the time you get there. his Florida dipay-do. Fourteen 3- put, 30 points including his firat bounds and the Warriors' A l At- Infield is set with Gordy Cole­ Manchester, currently vacationing In the nightcap, the Bluecoata .vear-old's were entered for the eix man who la expected to give the era and was one of the key pUCyers turning to the nest, the ,birds tional Invitation Basketball Tournament title tonight against Francisco Giants; Infieldera Ken like: years. He first came on the sports orable fashion we like lo think The "If you aim anywhere else It seven field goal tries, in the sea­ tlea, trying to block the throw in, man at first, Don Blasingame or In the Sunshine State. For many overcame a first period deficit to furlong spin, which marks the first meet’s co-record holder, Earl Jack- in Cincinnati's pennant drive. can light on the platform be- a pair of eager opponents who could prove extremely hard to Aspromonte of the Cleveland In­ Angel catcher Bob Rodgers and setne when the Eastern Basketball Herald has been presenting it for may he at that spot hy the time son’s finale against Syracuae. was called for fouling. Bianchi was Tom Harper at second and Eddie form entering the nest. When years Frey assisted in handling ar­ dians and Bob Aspromonte of the roll to a (airly easy win over the start of the far west's Donut King, son of Plainvllle, plenty of com handle for the two seeded powers.^ Cub Infielder Andre Rodgers; Colt League w u coughing Its last nearly 82 years. Hosemen, Led by Mark Jacobs’ 19 you get there.” petition. Jackson and i Brian Hart "I had co:inted on using the awarded two free throw*- it wa# Kasko at short. Cook is leading all the young are ready to leave rangements for the successful Five Houston. Colts; and pitcher Jim catcher Fred White and Cub In- breath In the early 50s. Howie • • • • and the Skst’s Green Ticket this jumper during the plsyoffs,” Sand­ a backcourt foul —and made both. In Good Shape candidates for the vacated hot cor­ Bradley (21-6) meets Duquesne points and Billy 'Hamilton’s 17, the of Mlddletou-n hold tli* meet rec­ home, all they have to do Is spunky Keyin Loughrey and sturdy Mile Road Races on Thanksgiving Perry of the Indians and rookie fielder Elder White; Houston’s out­ helped us try to pump new life into season. ers said. "But this cast could com­ “ Conditioning is , the biggest ner post of Freese. (21-5) in the opener of the quar­ Day. (There now, that wa.sn’t so bad. Bluecoata opened up the gam* in The question is; will Sunrise ord In the high jump at 6 feet, plop Into the water. Willie Hall up front, while Ivan pitcher Gaylord Perry of the fielder Jim and Infielder Von Mc­ the EBL. After 10 years in Tor­ Howie’s arrival was timely; made AHL All-Star* plicate things. I might have lo for­ phase, of spring training,” Hutch "Harper is the best looking terfinal doubleheader at Madison the second period when they out- County run straight this time, and setting that standard in 1961. '^ e nests being directly over Square Garden and St. John’s (19- Kqvac and DOnnie Burks handle Giants. Daniel; Red Sox infielder Pumpsia rington, Howie shuffled over to your column pretty easy, didn’t scored the Hosemen 17 to 7. Don get aj>out it. In ABC Tournament continued. "Host of the fellows re­ young player in camp,” Hutchin­ the water offer added protec­ St.r John’s playmaking. Harold Ogden of' the Hartford will Donut King and Green Ticket Coleman and Salcius are expect­ 4) plays Holy Cross (20-5) in the There is still another Perry, Bob, Green and Indian catcher Gena the Litchfield Enquirer—a weekly it? Bill you should rap out one or Olschefskie with 21 markers was HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - ed to stage quite a battla with "BUI Russell has teen wearing ported in pretty good shaped, hav­ son noted. "He’ll stick and could tion against predators. Times, BUI Lee of the Hartford Greeiu Indian third aacker Bubba far* after a winter’s vacation? second game. The winners advance Joe Lapchlck, who has coached a rookie outfielder on the Giant —last year. Howie was one an)<>u8 two more before Earl gets back. high for the game. Kenny Hence Three members of Springfield’s Tetrault in the long distance nins. two similar casts for most of the Gordon J. Knox, who uaad to eall ing worked out before reporting. even wind up as a regular. He’s St. John’s to three NIT champion­ Oourant and Johnny Kershaw, Phillips and Giant Infielder Dick Sunrise County won Aqueduct's season and he tells me it takM a to Thursday night's semlftmUs, roster, hot to mention brotherly many who started on the sports Not too soon; remember, the folks helped Olschefskie in the scoring defending American Hockey Coleman la a star mller; Salcius Manchester and Stafford Springs Getting their timing down, particu­ got all the essentials, plus attitude ships, flgurea his team’s long lay­ special correspondent for the East Phillips. Juvenile Stakes last Summer, later while to get used to them. larly the hitters, is the big Job here and la learning every day.” Harper which also match l>oyola of Chi­ connections between two Arizona teat and then made a change, add want to hear what Howie has to column for the Hosemen hooping League and Calder Cup champions appeared in the spotlight March 9 home. Is a member of a Norfolk, off was a mixed blessing. Hartford Gazette, have made their trainees and two Florida trainees, Cub outfielder George Altman he admittedly found the transition 14. have been named to an all-star took Atlantic fJlty’s Seashore "I’ll keep trying and hop* It Va., learn entered in ABC bowl­ for most.” hit at a .324 clip with Topeka last cago against Dayton. say. Just drop the desk lid on your Stakes, but was third in the Worlds when he set a record for the 1,000- Cross Depends 'Tt could cause us to let down, headquarters In St. Petersburg by name of Lary and Cardenas. and Colt pitcher Altman; and not to hia liking, ile says he's hap­ team selected by coaches for the works out all right.” ing championships now being held year. A speed merchant, he stole iVhiie Bradley and St. John’s the Colts’ Ken Johnson and Ben typewriter and tell Holcomb he’s Playground. yard St the Hartford High Invi or get stale. I would have Mked while checking on the major The Chicago Chibs’ rookie mound piest following Joe Kuliachka’.s bid ”Y” 5IIDGET LEAGUE HaiTlsburg Patriot News. in Des Moines, Iowa. More than 31 bases. were sitting out tlw Anrt round Johnson, both pitchers, and Angel assigned the next one. Give him Beat the Bushes, Ga.y Orchid, tatlonal with a timing of 2:22.8. * * • for us to have been In this from league chibs In spring training. candidate, Al Lary, Is brother of They are defensemen Kent Doug­ 27,000 bowler* are In this year’* with byes, H ^ Croas and Du­ infielder Bob Johnson; and Cub for a second straight New England filiout 48 hours or so.) AcUon in the "Y ” Midget League SIdluck, Potentiality, Final Debate, Schools entered with UConn On Non-Foleys the start. But on the other hand, the Detroit Tigers’ ace, Frank las and Bob McCord and center Bill Harvard Captaina tourney. Knox has a brother, quesne wei^.-'Tmpreaslvely busy. catcher Sammy Taylor and Indian schoolboy hoop tltl'e or how many Hey, Howie, how about putting playoffs found Boland Oil downing Nana's Man, Bedimound, Due D’or, Track Coach Lloyd DufT, meet di­ Mr. Everythinn The Crusoidirs dl^maed of Oolorar it’s given us a chance to see every­ Baseball Oddity: Among them, Lary. At Tuscon, Ariz., the Tribe Mantle and Maris hit, rather than a column together -for Thursday? stuWbom Manchester Auto Parts, Sweeney. Goalie Bob Perreault, Stuart, who Uvea at 136',4 Wood­ pitcher Rtm Taylor. Scan The Sky, Slln.'ion Beach and rector. are Buckley of Hartford, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) Mr. Everything with the Reds, NEW YORK (AP)—Holy Croos do State-Xlnlveralty 72-71 in a rug­ one else Arst hand before we have Manager Casey Stengel, Coaches thinks highly of Hector Cardenas, 34-31, in an overtime thriller, the Herahey; forwards Barry Cullen, land St. Gordon is a quartormastar And close enough for further con­ Mister Pitt also are entered for the Conard of We.st Hartford, Eaat Harvard University today an­ Frank Robinson, the N a t to n a 1 boAketball coach Frank Oftrlng ged ^sipieaker Saturday afternoon to play them. It’s just Impossible Rogers Hornsby, Cookie Lavagetto 19-year-old outfielder brother ot second game of the evening at the Buffalo and Fred Glover, Cleve­ with the Ck>m. Bar. Ron. 2 in tha fusion are San Francisco’s second Swift. Hartford. Farmington, Fitch of nounced the election of five varsity League’s most valuable player, Bays Crusader NTT Tournament and the Dukes followed with a 70- lo say how a layoff like this will and Solly Hemus, ail of the Meta, the Cincinnati Reds' Chico Car­ North End Center. Peck Lumber land, round out the team. Qrolorfl Glastonbury, Hall of West U.S. Navy at Norfolk. l,aaat month affect the boys.” baseman Chuck Hiller and catcher sports captains for the 1962-63 heads (he outfield with Vada Pln- hopes against St. John’s tonight 68 rout of Navy. managed 11 major league teams. denas. Tom Haller, and a couple of pitch­ was upset by WynSan Oil, 40 to 29. The second team: Goal—Marcel Hartford, Hartford Public Man­ in the NBA major tournkment ha the speed merchant, back rest on the non-Foleys. Bradley’s chief threat, of course, He’ll And out tonight. The new New York National You’d sXpeot a couple of Jones East and West Squads Chosen The losing teams were eliminated, Pain* Springfield, defense—Aldo ROLE OF CHAMPIONS chester, Middletown, New Britain, winter season. totaled 578 In the doubles and 556 ers, Houston’s Bob Ttefenauer and The newly elected captains Ore; ong with power hitting Wally Oftring. whose team faces a tar- is two-time All-America Chet League entry certainly won’t be and Smiths anywhere—and they’re San Francisco’s Verle Tlefenthaler. the winners gained the aemi-flnala Guidollit, Cleveland; Steve Kraft- Plainvllle, Pula.skI of New Britain, In the single* of*the ten pin tour­ Post and newcomer Marty rlAc quarter-Anal hurdle, says It’s Walker, the versatile 6-6 star who under maatermined! For 11th Annual Shrine Game and will play Tuesday night. check. Rochester. Forwards—Wil­ East .Lansing, Mich. (NEA) — .Stonington, Waterford, Weaver Baskctbalt —• dene Augustine, ney. Keough. up to Pat Gallagher, Joe Kelly and paced the Braves to the 1960 NTT Rangers’ Bathgate Tony Kaalauakas w m the big lie Marshall, Hershey; Dick Gam­ Michigan State’s 1962 track (warn and Woodbury. guard, BInghampton, N, Y,; Hock Patching, a subjeot Hutchinson Pete O’Connor. title as a sophomore. Ed Wodka, Pitcher Howie Nuim of the Mets man for the Boland Oilers as he ble, Rochester; Floyd Smith, Hats 13 former prep school cham­ Tlie public Is Invited lo attend. ey - - Tim Taylor, wing, .South Natick. Maaa.; Swimming — Alan MaftiR G olfer Dead is an authority on, finds Connec­ “ If we’re going to win, they’re Lee Edwards and Mickey TIemann Continues to Lead has a Dne singing voice and was KANSAS CITY ( A P ) — Ro*ter£f> Len Chappe), Wake Forest: pumped in 15 points. Tommy Lom­ Springfield. pions on its roster. There is no admission chsrg*. the ones who’ll have to give it to are Bradley’s other seasoned regu­ so highly regarded when he was Golf Clinic Set Bobby Nichols bardo, a much improved player for Engelberg, freestyle, Lo* Angeles; ticut’s Joey' Jay the bellcow, al­ of the squads for the 11th annual Terry Dischinger, Purdue: Chet HAMPDEN, Maine (AP) — A though overweight. The 21-game us.” Oftrlng .said yesterday. “We lars, while backcourt men Lavem with Cincinnati that his teammates Walker. Bradley: Paul Hogue, Cin­ the Partsmen, sent in 13 points In Wrestling — Bob Kolodiiey, 157- Shrine East-West basketball game pouiid division. West Hartford, veteran of 27 Maine Open Golf winner, Jim O’Toole and Bob Pur- know what Jack Foley will give Tart and Rich Williams are sopho­ NHL Scoring Race nicknamed him Perry after Perry At Country Club cinnati; Jack Foley, Holy Cross; a losing cause. Conn.; Squash — Roger Wlegand, championships is dead. key form the Big Three, backed up us and we never get a bad game more standouts. Como. St. Pete Champ were announced today. They in­ Gary 'Wheeler, Iowa State; Bobby Wyman Oil, a so-so team all re-dlecteeo Dfegel, Gena Kelly is a 6-foot-lO, 160-pound against Navy, including excep­ race for the National Hockey Members of the West squad, 6 feet, 5 inches. The East player* the team in scoring. For the losers, •N GALILEE, R.I. (A P )—Tli# 20th 10 pounds overweight, mostly have a young staff,” the former liito the batting cage and hit two You con get some tips up in the golfing world. Sarazen, Horton Smith and Eng­ pitcher now manager said. ”Jay sophomore from Hoboken, NJT,; tional coolness for a sophomore. League individual scoring crown. out of the park everyone stopped Wednesday, March 28, at the The 25-year-old professional eoaclied by Fred Taylor of Ohio averaged 22 points a game and the it was Bobby Lukas with eight annual Unitsd Statea Atlantic itchers. "But those fellows,” West 20, although McGill, nation­ points heading the scorers. lish profeaslonal Jock Hutchinson. S[utch noted, "worked hard and didn’t repdrt late and has been O’Connor a 6-3, 165-pound junior Duquesne was hardly tested Bathgate, seeking his Arst scor­ to see how far the next ball would Country Club from Pro Alex playing out of Midland, Tex., State, are: Tima Tournament has teen booked from South Orange, N.J.; Gal­ against Navy and its perform­ ing title, and Hull, after his sec­ go. It reminded me of Eddie Hackney. That’s the date for Ticked up a $2,800 check after Jerry Luco, Mel Nowell and. al scoring champion, has a 39- Tonight’s action will find Pagahi for surrounding Rhode Island wat­ lagher a 6-2, 175-pound sophomore ance was something less than in­ ond, each picked up three points Mathews when he first came up pdsUpg an 8-under-par 64 in the John Havllcek, all of Ohio State; polnt Average. CaUrer’a league leaders playing ers Sept. 12-14. Glinii Goes to Camp the annual clinic sponsored by Die squads are scheduled to as­ from Cleveland. spired. But Bradley coach Chuck in last week’s play, giving the with the Braves. The Coopers, Gor­ the tournament committee of final found yesterday and headed Billy McGill. Utah: John Rudo- Boland Oil in the 6:15 game while eammates Harry Peters, president of the Holy Crass is concerned about Orsbom was not lulled—and for New York right winger a season dons and Elliotts stood around and the club. Bob Oapelli, chair­ for the $50,000 open In Miami metkin. Southern California; Jerry semble in Kansas City March 28 second-place Elks Five will oppose tournament, today said the 46 Bob Oilnn, the 18-year-old South for pre-game drills. getting away from the St. Jedm’s good reason. total of 82 and the Chicago left watched, then put their stamp of man, reports that two movies Nichols’ blazing finish gave him Gardner, Kansas: Mike Wroblew- Wyman Oil in the nightcap. member clubs have voted unani­ Windsor catcher, left yesterday pressing- defense, rugged 6-10 Le­ "We know how good they can winger 80. a 272 and a two-stroke edge over akl, Kansas State; John Windsor. The West won last year’s game mously to return to Onlilee for the for the San Francisco Giants’ farm approval on the lad.” Shockley hit wilt be on the program that 103-100, paced by Walt Bellamy of B.V EARL YOST *’contender. Is just great. roy Ellis of the Redmen and sharp­ 'be,” Orsbom says. "They beat us New York has only two more .860 with Twin Falls last year, starts at 8 o’clock. runner-up Prank Bbyn^n of Cor­ Stanford; Del Ray Mounts, Texas ...... My arm Is feeling good again 10th consecutive yesr. club training ramp In Arizona, Tech, and Cecil Bpperley, > Okla­ Indiana, and, now lead* in the TAMPA, Fla.— Connecticut ening its own offense. (73-72) two weeks ago—and on games to play and Clilcago three getting 23 homers and driving in Country Club members and pus Christ!, Tex. , and I can now throw hard. When Tomy BlasI, who landed a rec­ Olinn, caught (or St. Cyril’s, This ” St. John’s will be tough, prob­ our own Aoor.” as the league winds up its 70-game homa State. series 6-4. Yankee.* on the roster of the ord-tying 7.58',4 pound Bluefln last Is his first jaunt to a spring 108 runs. their friends are invited. The Boynton, who finished wltifi n.,67 Game proceeds go to the Shrine I started out this spring It ably the best team we’ll play this St. John’s Redmen, who haven’t schedule Sunday night. Aims will be the 1961 Masters’s led the first two rounds and wiica The East squad, coached by National League champion year, will rstum along with fellow tiaining ramp, reporta umptr* George Hunter of Army: crippled children’s hospitals. bothered me s lot. If anyone ever season,” Oftring said. "They'lre at been in action since nailing down Bathgate scored' hia 26th and Tom Meany, veteran New York and the 1961 Canadian Open. tied for first at 64 holes. told me when I was at Trinity that Sheepshead Bay Tuna Club of New I aul larabuccl, . Ollnn's g(x>d least as good as Providence and supremacy of the New York area Only three pitchers have won 25 Cincinnati Rem. No. . . .54 24 .4rj Finast Five ... — ....69 42 .62; Parnell took 26 decisions for the in the process of working himself back In the minors. Houston, in ’59 PLYMOUTH point per game average. ’90 VALIANT Ellis Main Problem points. N.ewstands In Florida, during- Third baseman Prank Malzone year’s victory, but finished third, ft. James No. 1 ... ..61 29 ..43S Mitchell Electric -;...49 42 .622 Boston Red Sox; into condition. His 21 victories last 1960, winning all five decisions. ’’Defen.se Foley?” said Lapchlck. Holy Cross' main project will be Stan Miklta, Chicago play-mak­ my travels, reported a brisk sale (.342) and eecoitd baseman Chuck two strokes behind Boynton. He Second Congo N6. 1 ..60 30 .6’,;5 Green Pharmacy .. ,.'..6# 45 .593 season lied him with Warren. Traded to Milwaukee last spring, STA-nON WAtiON 4-DOOR SEDAN "He won’t let you defense him. containing LeRoy Ellis, a 6-10 er. ranks fourth with 73. of Baseball Monthly, cotedited by Schilling (.346) each collected two closed wUITa 66 for 276 and $1.- So. Methodist No. 1 ..49 31 .41J Railway Express ...... 46 45 .595 Hal Newhouser, pitching with Spahn of Milwaukee as the Na­ Radio, baatar, "standard he lost two starts In 16 relief ap­ Fully equipped. They don’t have to set him up, pivot with fluid moves and sprint­ Miklta scored once and collect Jimmy Pleraall of Washington and hits in a 2-1 exhibition victory 400. -St. Bridget’s ...... 47 33 .584 Vernon Esso ...... 58 S3 .523 Detroit, and Bob Feller, hurling for tional L eag u ^ biggest pitching pearance.* and wa.H ahuttled to » traiiadiilsalon. he sets himself \«p for shots.” er's speed, Ellis teams with ed three assists last week. Frank Jim Brosnan of Cinclrmatl. Bros- over Cleveland yesterday which Veteran Mike Souchak of Oros- Lmanuel Luth. No. 1 ..43 37 .538 Police Dept...... 63 58 .4 r Cleveland, were the last American winners. Jay’s rise In "popularity” Loulavllle. There he was 9-6 and nan authored the controversial, Mahovlich of Toronto Maple Leafs evened the Sox record at 5-5. Mal­ slnger. N. Y., toured the 6,215- Second Congo No. 2 ..40 40 .600 Woods Locker . . . , ....52 59 .463 League hurlers to take .,!4 drcirio.is was generated after he held ou( ss drafted by the Reds, a team that "Long Season,” last year, hia. diary zone has hit safely in all nine Walsh’s Ekiso ...... 49 62 .441 In one campaign. Both turned In and then offered to buy his con­ la fifth with 70 points. yard Lakewood Country ■ Club a Second Omgo No. 3 ..40 40 .500 MOE DRABOWSKY was up in the bidding for his serv­ *1595- *995 first with the Cubs and later the games he's played. parl72 course with a 66 on the ..40 40 .5d0 Sullivan k 0>...... 42 69 ,3f8 the sterling achievement in 194C. tract in hopes of becoming a free Masked goalie Jacques Plante Cards. Ttmple Beth Sholom ices In 1956 when he wa* a Mnlor of the Montreal Canadians allowed Old reliable Pete Runnels, final round for a 72-hole total of Wapping Com. No. 1 ..40 40 .50) Gammons-Hoaglund .. .31 80 .27'- agent. tributed to him In a national maga­ though getting off to a slow start Stan Bonavige. 207-667 Ernie Jim Bunning of the Detroit Ti­ at Trinity. Who’d Guess'^his Pair 16 goals in four games and his 277 and $1,200. Second Congo No. 4 ..34 44 .450 “ I feeljgood,” Jay told me in th* zine. ”I never aaw the guy who ” 1| played winter tell with Arecl- Ray SadeckI, young St. Louis at the plate,- singled home the Steten, 214-564; Ed Duchtine, 225- gers has fanned 177 or more bat­ once-commanding lead over To­ So. Methodist No. 2 ;.38 44 .451 steaming hot clubhouse of .the wrote It and he wa* all wrong. He b o , in the Puerto Rican League. Cardlnai southpaw, operates a cof­ wUmlng rim In the ninth inning .425 561; /J o e Lovett Sr.,s 200; Al ters a season in his five full years Reds at Al Lopez Field, a short W P0NT1AG '60 RAMBLER ronto’s Johnny Bower In the race fee shop close by Al Long Field St. James No. 2 ... ..34 46 tried to put me in a bad light with Think I won seven and lost six. after a walk and Mike Fomielea’ Com. Baptist Na 2 . .34 44 .425 fi'avln, 217; Hugo Benson, . 204; in the American L.eague. distance from- Tampa Internation­ the front office." Jay didn’t elabor­ for the Vezlna Trophy was where Oie Cards have their spring sacrifice bunt. ; Rocl:y When the season ended, I was tired, UataJIna 2-Door Sedan. Radio, Wagon. Radio, heater, ante- Were Training to Fight? trimmed. Bill Moore Named Emanuel Luth. No. 2 . .26 54 .32-> Richard Sullivan, 202-212 al Airport. ”1 know that l.w as in ate hilt ''the released story dealt training base. BUI Monbouquette, first Boston We played an 80-game schedule. heater, whitewall*. matle tnuiiunlaslon. The Veslna la awarded to the Com. Baptist N o.T ..20 40 .2.<0 DcMlIla, 203. Eddie Arcaro has won the last better ahape a year ago, as 1 with his decision to hold out. pitcher to go six innings this three runnings of the Jockey Club Next year they will go back to'SO goalie who plays the most games "People don’t realize the preires- To Succeed Kaiser Joe Stamler, 671; Henry Wa>- worked out two weeks before the "Most of the writers are nice games. At one stage of the Masoh spring, and Fomielea combined to r.er, 205-215—573; Gene Damn, 30o; AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE Gold Cup. He has won the.,race camp opened. This year 1 was buay guy* but there are a few who gel for the team that allowed the surere that Roger Maris has teen,tee hold the Indiana to four hits as Standing* 1 was 6-1.” fewest goals. and Is still under,” Fred Hutchln' NEW BRITAIN (AP)—The ap­ Phil DesJardins. 2Q6; Harry Bas- 10 times. with my oil wells, making money, tiling* all mixed up when- they the Sox snapped a three-game los­ kmd; 224; lEd Denison, 213; Joel 0 W L Pet. in West Virginia, at Parkersburg," wirtte them," he said, peeling off destroying cliches than in training for their welterweight Plante”! goals-mgainst average son of Cincinnati told me as we ing streak. pointment of Bill Moore as ath­ Aloor , 14 4 ,777 ’» PLYMOUTH ’59 FORD discussed the Yankee slugger. letic director at Central Connecti­ Hitt. 202; Mike Rubacha, 202. Only two 'fllliea have ever won he smiled as we talked.. the last' sweaty piece of hia uni­ No Styli* ChoDfiP championship fight at Madison Square Garden Saturday now la 2.39, compared with 2.28 a Even trade-acquired ehorlstop DeCormler’* IS 5 .722 the Belmont Stakes. 'They were form. ^ w a vs4ss|^ L \r Maris has been panned and cut State Teachers .CoUege was' The strapping righthander, out Ha* anyone, Pitching Coach Jim 4-Door Custom Suburban According to the movies and - ‘ week ago. Bower didn’t play last Eddie Bressoud Is pleasing l^ston Wyman’s ■ 10 8 .555 Ruthless in U47, tha firat running, Jay became the first (Cincinnati Galaxle Uonv-erUhle. Radio, television, Paret, the champion, week, but hia substitute, Don> Sim­ panned heavily, by baseball writ­ brass with his .292 hitting. announced today by Presideilt Her­ FRIENDSHIP LEAGUE — Fran of Woodrow Wilson High In Mid­ Turner or Manager Fred Hutch- Wagon. Radio, heater, auto­ heater automatic, V-8, power Mian, Auto Ports 9 9 .500 and Tanya In the 1905 race, the pitcher last year to win 20, or Inkon, an ex-pitcher, suggeated any should have lived in a high-style Griffith was behind on points on mons, gave up only seven goals in ers fop his cold shoulder attitude Malzone eaya he's more pleased bert D. Wolte, Katkatukas, 177 Radiators 6 IS .277 dletown and the first Little League matic tranamlsston, power steering, whlteavi^s. this spring. “The pressure wouldn’t year Belmont opened. more, games since Ewell Blacltweil change In motion for the come- penthouse or country manor as most scorecards when he landeij three games and the team’s aver­ with hia general condition than Moore, head football ocach, will HOUDDa V WOMEN—Marie OaI‘ Bob's AUontie 4 14 .222 grad to play major league bail, in 1947. .Several major award.* steering, poiver brakes, ivhlte- a knockout punch in the 13th round bother a guy like,Mickey Mantle, succeed Jim Kaiser, who will soon loway, 136-152-403; hOUie Oliva, sees no reason why he can” t pick hacking Drabowsky? watla. ------he prepared lor the 16-round bout age stands at 2.52. his hitting. An injury at the sUrt Art Pvko, 136-353; Oort Bolln^ Detroit Manager Bob 3cheff)ng came hiii way — National League which will be seen on home at Miami Beach last April to win Hutchinson , added. "That gay end his 28th year at the helm of 144-124-348; EUie Kravontka, 117- up where ha left off last year. "No. I am on my own, pitching » of last season got Frank off to a 137. believe* the Tigers have the Pitcher of the Year, Comeback of screens from coast to coast. He the title. Griffith" was ahead on (Mantle) Isn’t bothered by any very slow start. c e s e ethleUcs. 128-3571 OUve Rosetto. 135-850; "I have teen up here (major as I alwdys did. 1 can still throw pitching staff in the ■ American the Year, seversi All-Star news hard, (..aat week I felt good ,‘rr .should have been 'surrounded by points on most scorecards when thing.” . ■ "It’s how you feel that really Moore came here from Shepherd Mary Scata, I20r Ruth Battles, 131. HAPPY HOLIDAYS — Eleanot leagues) for eight years and I al­ service teams, plus being oii the ’57 CHEVROLH the officials awarded Paret the de­ matters,” Malzone explained. State College, West va. tie ,.»a PARKADE MEN— Fred Taylor, League in atarters' Frank L&ry, ways had the Confidence that I the first time. I’ve been pitcHing gaudy gentlemen sporting bourbon Wlncze, 118-129— 3351 Jo Rychling, Jim Bunning and Don Moesi. They N.L,; All-Star squad. Incidentally, ’57 M.G. Roadster breaths, obese cigars, flashy dia­ cision after' 15 rounds at MadlSon Van Patrick, sports voice of the "And I feel real good. It’s nice graduated frqm Tennessee Tech in 308-212-606; Bob WUU*. 200-201-678; could,win big. But 1 never had a hatting practice eyery other day 4-lloor Kednii. Ilailin and heo-t- Square Garden in September. Mutual radio network, told me he 112; Jon Brosowaki, 116. ar* backed up by Ron Kline, Phil he lost his first threei starts last to be batting in the groove but I 1948, earned ' a master’s degree Gene Dama, 237-575; Val Sant- real opportunity until last, year I (ell good against the Yankees. A Ttml gem. 8ee thki mib and er, automatic, 6 cylinder. Knowledgeable monds and showgirls. Paret Itas not fared well —except eovers 200,000 ntllea a year cover­ Regan and Paul Fojrtock. M ason' when the Reds failed to want to save my hits for an Im' from the University of Tennessee house, 575; Less Pratt; 222-549; Ray when 1 join-ad the Red*. Hutch come up w ith'a single run. Mickey Mantle bit my first plicn nave, Instead of that, Paret has been financially--since regaining the ing sports events. Because of the NCAA Hockey training at Ehsan’s, a-stark camp New York—Jackie KeUy, 14014, proved season this year.” ‘ and received, his doctorate from HOima, 200-542; George Cushman, (Manager Fred Hutchinson) is a Occupying a locker six down to him.” Mantle homered in the crown. In December he attempted lack of day games in the major 205-552; Ray Tomkunas, 211; Tony Don Dryodale of the Los Angeles first inning and the Yanks went at Chatham Township, N. J., about New Tork, outpointed Tommy the U n lvei^^ of MQchigen. ,i great guy to play under.” Jay from Jay was Drabowsky, a hand­ to wrestle the; mlddteweight wreath leagueo. Mutual, Patrick reported, Giraitis, 203; Hal Brooks, 202; Mike UnCA. N.Y. (AP)—The Amer­ Dodgers led 1961 National League on to win, Drabowsky being people 25 miles from New York. As grim­ Schaefer, 140)4. Miami, Fla.i.10. spent practically all hia pro career some, blond. The fellow who grad-^ from the sturdy head of Gene Fiull- has been forced to cancel Its Game ican Hockey Coache* Aaadciation pitchers in the "hit b.v pitcher” Sydney, Australia—J. D. Ellis Coons Appointed Moczicato, 202. with the Milwaukee Braves. uated from Trinity College in Hart” charged with t(ie loss. ’90FORO ly efficient as a guillotine, Ehsan’s mor and was knocked out. o f the DolP series. All-Star Picks h o l id a y m i x e d d o u b ije s- h u recommended to the NCAA category. He plunked 20 batters. ’59 CHEVROLET 140)4, Trenton, N. J., stopped Gary "I know that I’ll be ready when ford put out the welcome mat for Skipper Hutchinson w a s lin 1s devoted exclusively to the 'usi- It’s make or break for Benny, Ed Doucette, 150-391; Dick McCon- that the National Collegiate Cham­ Don Cardwell of the Chicago Cubs Cowbum, 141, Australia, 8. BURLINGTON; Vt. (AP)'.i=John the season starts,” he added. a visiting scribe. Several times, pressed with Drabowsky. ’’He only | 4-Door Ylta'Hon Wagon. Radio, Galaxie ('onvcrtihlr. Rddin. ness of conditioning men. NfiRTH EASTON. Mass. (AP) viUe. 148-359: AJ Bujaucius, 132-350; pionship* be held at Boston Col­ was "runnerUp” with 10 hit bats­ made one bad pitch, but it was a Griffith, in the role of haixl- Chicago—Cliff Murkey,' 160, Ben­ Neifihbora with Pats Coons, currently director of ath­ Would Jay like to pitch the both In Hartford and on the road, beater, outomatlr tranaihls- healer, utlck •hid. peauWfu! buy Imperial. ton Harbor, Mich., stopped Jimmy — Qulnnlptac CapL Phil Donofrio Anne Twerdy, 127: George Marag- lege next' year and at Brown in men. three-run homer,” he told me. worklng, hungry challenge’!', is the 1*ro Baskptball letics and football' and hockey opening game? I had occasion to umpire, calling ■lon, V-8. .Nice clean wagon. red flnlMi, whltewalU. Remson, ISO, Detroit, 2. - Boston (AP)—Billy Neighbors, and freshman Dave TuthiU have nono, 132; Joe DePautot, 185. 1964. . •> the pitchea, when Drabowsky was Drabowsky went three Innings. one who should have gotten in his NBA PLAYOFFS coach at East Longmeadow, Mass., ROUDAT WD'ES ’Lori Bine- "It really doesn’t matter. U. I Toyko — Koown Ybntrakit, 154,,4All..Am«)rl.c». tackle from Alabama, High School, will become assistant been named to the All-Routhern The nawi coma today following huriing for Coach Dam Jessee and “ I'm In the brokerage business licks In. Spartan simplicity — ac­ Syracu.se 101, Philadelphia 106 New Ekiglmnd Conference bealmt- crope, 122; Fran JamalUa, 182. am aaked to, I will, but It-'dqam’t It’s a matter of taste (and value). ^ Thailand, knocked out Takao, Mae- says he signed with the Boston footbsU coach at the UnlvMslty of the Aaaooiation’s m e e t ^ In ooi\- MarinM Beat 'Yale mean anything ajxecial to me. I w* bMame close friends. In my III Chicago. 1 have my license and cording tO' script^ (Philadelphia leada'iteat-of-6 se­ ball team. Junetlbn with tha 1962 NCAA ries, 2-1). mlso, 153)4. Japan-, 3. Patriots because he bSlleves Vermtmt didn't open the world SerlM last book, he la the test college pitch-' when 1 can’t play baseball any­ But he has teen ensconced in a Panam%—Bmesto Barrera, 107)4, rookies havs a better chance to Bruce Vlolante o t New Bedford DU8TX DUCKPIN tournament hare. Other places CAMP LBJBUNE, N.CL, (AP)— ar I’ve aeen In the last decade. more I'd like to be in that Una of MANCHESTER: » 5 6 0 « . Tiffany setting at Ui« Omcord, Today’s Schedule A school spokesman said today year and I really didn’t mind, A f Mexico, outpointed ManuM Moreno, play in the American Football Coons’eappobitnunt wlU bo recom­ Tech, Geor^ Peterson of,^Stons- Standings blddlhg for future tournamente in­ H m Camp Leleune Marines adj^ Born in Ozanna, Poland. Dra- vork,'* the tali player said. Ail Taxe.s sUppoeedly the largeat reiori hotel Philadelphia at Syracuse. ter all, I beat the Yanks in the 111)4, Panama, 10. League. ' mended to the; university’s board hin and Johfi O'Connor o f Nichols W. clude Lake Placid, N.Y. and Col­ Tale, 9-8, in 5as*l>all yesteM ay af­ first game that I pitched against bowaky's parents still reside in Meanwhile. Drabowsky 1* hope Whlikey by Hiram Walker included in the world nestled In the rarefied Detroit at Cinclfmati (Detroit Providence, R. I.—SUm Jim Rob­ Neighbors was here as a wSekr CoUege also were selected fo the Imperial Caterers ...55 orado CoUiege. ter putting down a ninth-inning Eli (ul of winning a spot on the staff atmoephere of the Catskilla at leads test-o(-S series, 2-1). of trustees at the April meeting. them in New York. As long aa I Windsor, Conn. He came to this PLYMOUTH inson, 181, l%lladelphla, stopped end guest iff the Patriots before-re­ Ooons, a 1950 graduate of teem announced yeaterday, Clitfke Motors ...... 5 0 threat.. country at the age of three. Mar­ tlie test chance of sticking ap­ liMO miSKtr • K MOor - jot stiuchi nHisKirs Lake Kiamesha, N. Y. He and his A5IBBICAN UEAGDB win. I don’t, care what day or night Chubby Norris, 218)4, Newark, N. turning to classes , at TuacsJooaa, Springfield College, has also served Quinnlpiac'a leogua champions 'MerriUa Market ....3 8 GOLFERS RIDE The Marinas' Gory Harrell or what team I do It: against,” ried, he now resides in' Highland pears • to be a* a relief pitcher PLYMOinm-VALIANT SALES and SERVICE ItA tuill.ll(iliui srilin - NIMM HlLKd { SIRS IHt. HIIU, KlINOIS co-manager-tralner Gil Clancy have Chicago 112, Hawaii 101. J.. 1. ‘ Ala., today. Guo’s Griddani ...... 2 8 managed in a flSO-a-day suite. ss asststsnt football coach at RIP, placed Mike Bnino and Joe Reilly onatchod a Una driva in th* ninth Jay hurisd gam* No. 2 and won. Porit, lU. Th* atrong point with the Red­ Today’s Schedule Bakentfield, C alif.-Tony Norie­ The 6-foot-U, 240j>ounder alto Colby and Springfield. He will be­ WUco Mochina...... New Tork (NEA) — 1961, leg*, Mpreh* to te atarting plteh- ROUTE, 88 IALOOTTVILLE---MI 8-3766—111 5-8619 It’s enough to give a conscienti­ New York at Kaiiaaa Oty. on the second squad along with fainlng and turned H Into a dooUe th* only” start ths Rads won last **TMs is a great opportunUy tar ga, 141, BakerajBeld, Calif., out- said “^’m very eceiffdent the AFL come ssslatant to Robert E. Clif­ Dick Houde ot Bridgewatsr State, Indopandonta ...... 14 there were about WJMX) golf con pUy. Tlio .Koiinaa hod aavan hlU Oetobor In tha paries. IM,’’ Mo* said, holdinr tight to a #r* 'with Jay, Jim O’Toole, Bob ous script writer an acute case of Oitcago at PittsbiBi^ pointad Tony Nlosa, 141)4, Manila, OPEN EVBNINiM TILk,9i60 is here to stay. It appears much ford, nsmsd head eoach loot f t t o JahkanraM, 154-374: Bum fai uasLon ths 6,000-p4ua eoureee aatd Tol* ala, H m two taoma meat Tha 6-4, 380-pound Joy was oa-- Purtter and Ken Hunt th* atlck- the screaming meemles. ’ HawaU at flan Francisco. 10 John Pachecho New Bedford' botU# ot pop. “Being u id c m tha . sounder than a year ago." numth. Tech and John OowMi) Of Dutfen WmtMija, 141-8S0. tin Uhlted StotM. acMa today. ■oysd, bo lopertM at quottf at- mijee loogw end wltb a pomuuit otiU. • - ' " V J t - . 1 I ■ "T..- ■! , v‘ >- \ ' ^ & A e »' FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1962 MANCHESTEi; EVENING HERALD, hJANCHESTER. CONN-* TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1962 ■ PAGE FIFTEEN Articlea Fof Sale 45 Bnsinm Services Offered IS THERE OUGHT A BE A LAW BY FAGALT and SHORTEN . Help Wanted— Male 86 '-Help Wanted-—Male 86 Houteboid Goods 51 A^rtments— Flata^ Houses ^or Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Rockville-V ernon y% FOOT PLYWOOOD boat with Tenements 63 LAWN MOWERS Diarpened and IMMUDIATA opening In Manches­ ilAHOGANT Drexel dining room 3PUT-LEVEL, 7 room* 1% baths, GREEN MANOR RD.— Owners STARKWEATHER Bt.—6 room sin­ oara; h.g. refrigerated air-con- aet, corner cabinet, buffet, table family room, modem kitchen with transferred and must sell this repair^ aalea and service, pick ter, Well known company has Executive Trainee diUoner: porcelain top kitchen ANlXlVElt — 8 room apartment, gle older home, all utilities, good up and dellviny. Ice skates sharp­ iN 'n w gA M R r and 6 chair*, 8300; Whitney maple built-ms, oha-car garage, large pisasant ranch home. Thi'ea bed­ condition, 814,500. Joseph Barth, #% fAAMlNeD NA6 CAN,1MT treessra, washing machines, dry- 9-5524. income was 83,011, leaving a bal­ 3 DON'T c a r e : SET THE All above must have experience rude electric, Cox tilt bed trailer, rated. modem kitchen, oil 'heat. U & R Realty Co. HSU on West St. at 8 O'clock. era. ranges, otj and gas burners. & 1 T L tr BUILDING LOTS for sale In ance of 8289. ; AYPKAB8 and REPOBT BBBOB8 In time for the neat Inaer- LCAHRE OUTA h e r eri; in either experimental work or tool convertible top. Many extraa. Call PIANO TUNING, 87. Fifteen years' MI 9-8952. May's talk is sponsored by the Uon. The Hetold to reqwnatMe for onto ONE Inoorreot or omitted MI 94XNK). All work guaranteed. HIM CATCH Ml 3-2692 MAKING A CHANGE? sones. Will buy and list lots. School S\ipt, Ra.vmond E. Rams- I WORK HARD work and must be able to work ROCKVILLE Coventry. GA 6-6038. experience. Free repair estimates 8-9644 or MI 3-8108. GOP Town Committee. Future Inaertlon for any advertlaefneat and toeh only to the eartent of a THBLITUe upon request. Call Kenneth Robin­ SIX ROOM duplex centrally locat­ deli, who has discussed the matter SHARPENINO Service - Saws, FOR THAT POOD ed, oil'burner, 2 or 3 adults. 880 speakers will he Rep. Anthony "maks good” ^aertion. Brrora which do not leoaen the valne of WeVHAN THEV'RE from blueprint. Apply. son, MI 3-1365 R. D, Murdock MI 3-6472 Perhaps one of the following will with state offlciels. aaid he would knives, axes, shears, skates, FINANCE CORP. mc^nthly. Box I, Herald. Just meet your requirements. MANCHESTER—Union St, One lot Wallace of Simsbury in April, the advertiaenieot will not be eorreeted by **mako irood” laaertton. r o t ^ blades Quick service. C ^ - KICKINQ - G 0W U N & 80x115, single or 2 family zone, suggest a revision of the summer INA Building Materials 47 BUCKLEY SCHOOL A R E A - Cape school expense sheet to Include ex­ and former Sen. Newman Mar- tol Elquipmeht Co., 88 Main St., u p ; DELTA CORP. 8 West Main St, RockvUlo, Ctxm. SPINET PIANO 2% ROOM apartment on first floor, Cod, 90x122 lot, , garage wlUi patio, 86.900— Low cost housing fine for city water, 82,400. MI 9-6495. slllus of Trumbull in May. Manchester. Hours dally 7-8, OIMB FOR penses for driver education and HER BETTER BUYS AT CLEARANCE SALE ideal for working couple. 815 week­ 24 foot Mtchen and dining area, young folks Just starting out or re­ other items which were not includ­ Republicans have already YOCB OOOPBBATION WILL | \ | A I k A l > O T 1 1 Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. MI 1249 Main St. Hartford ly. Call Mrs. Morse, MI 3-6888. WBll-to-wali rug in living room, tired couple. Living room, 2 bed­ Suburbati For Sale 75 BE APPBECIATED ITU O - J t f I I A7958 fiRIPSB JANITOR WANTED part-time ter ed in the report to the state. heard talks by John AIsop and. CUIB mornings. Call MI 8-7814. NATIONAL Gulbransen 88-note, showroom fireplace, large bedroom and room*. modem kitchen and bath, The revision, if approved, will John M. Lupton. FUIXrTIMB tool and/or die mak­ ceramic tile bath. Upstairs —two large lot, no eelUr. ANDOVER—Built in 1720, seven SNOW PLOWING, day arD night ers, Job shop experience preferred. condition, one of their better have the effect of riUiing the re­ 3 0 0 f M LOAN MANAGER trainee, clerk, GiBaa Sliding Door* Glazed 871 ea. models, Traded-ln on Baldwin FOUR ROOM downstairs tsnement. genercu* size bedroom* and % room cape'With 1% baths, garage* service. Rates according to lob WORLD. Apply 284 Hartford Road. Coll MI 9-9572 after 6 :30 p.m. 89.500— Now is the time to buy And approximately 3 acre*. Main ported costs of operating the sum­ Brook, Sixteen registered at the general office, lumber yard aalea- Exetic Prefinlehed Well Organ. Ideal for child or beginner. bath. Fully atormed. Uncommon­ mer school. Ramsdell was >mable and/or condlUona. MI 9-6680 all W A R ffif that summer cottage. Lakefront 5 highway. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, first meeting. Classes will be held LOCAL AUTO repair chop desires man. Service station attendant, Paneling Prom 21c sq. ft. Smalll paymenta. Free bench and THREE ROOMS. Tiiist floor, suit ly clean. 816,900. Robert Wolverton to estimate the precise effect of hours. ? - 2 0 Agency, MI 9-2618. room cottage nicely furnished, fire­ MI 8-1677. Monday* and Thursday* from 1 TROUBLE REAGHIN0 OUR ADVERTISER? part-time servioe-porta manager lubrication man, shipping clerk, Preflniahed Birch Paneling delivery, 8445, able for tw6 adults. Rent 835. Ap: the revision today, hut said he w'ill 25c. aq. ft. place, screened front porch, nice until 3 p.m. on each of thoae days BUSINESS-professlonai accounts. for night shift, hours 6:30 p.m.- arc welder, bull dozer operator, ply Mrs. Wohrlin. 309% Spruce St. condition. have figures available tonight. If your receivables need action, blending machine operator, lawn- Celling Tile .096c aq. ft. VERNON ST.—Older hom« with 6 Wanted— Real Esitate 77 for lh« remainder of the course. 10:80 p.m., M ond^, Tuesday and lafge room* aeliing for only Tile hoard meet* at 7:30 in the IM Io u r A a m r lig Service phone MI 9-6817 any hour. AAA Thursday nights. Write Box "H ", mower repair man, conitructlon Diaappearlng Stairway* 822.65 ea. GOSS PIANO & ORGAN CO. FOIJr 'ROOM apartment and ga­ Hospltai Note* 812,900 Good .sized lot, outbuild­ 811.500- rin Andover—only aboutWANTED—2 Or 3 bedroom home superintendent’s office on School Reimbursement Service, 869 Main Herald, givii^ complete qualifica­ laborer, drill press operator, por­ Dutch Doora 819.50 ea. 121 Allyn St., Hartford JA 5-8696 rage. ga* heat, aluminum itorm 7 miles from Manchester. Expand­ St, Admitted Monday: Bernard St. Bonded. Hsating and Plumbiqg 17 Painting— Papering 21 tion* and Job experience. ter, dlstiwasher. Also, part-time 2x4” Studs—Special 50c ea. window*, newly decorated, first ing*. Vacant. Elxcellent YS*u«' T- between 812,000 and 815,000. Hav« LeDuc, Job's HuJ.tBllington; Juli­ Free to Herald Readers Help Wanted^Female 35 J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1577. able 4 room Cape with single dor­ buyer with good down payment. Dr. Maurice J. Ro»*. chief of re­ guard, truck driver, painter, me­ Knotty Pine Paneling—All 8' floor, near bus. Stove and refrig­ mers. Fireplace, aluminum sidings search atatlstica for the' state de­ us PalosleT ' Abbey Rd., South ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made GERARD J. BARONOUSKY, BLANCHARD BROS, painting and Wanted— To Buv 58 Carlton W. Hutchins, kO 9-5132. ATTENTION housewives —Sprihjg FRONT END and brake speciallats, chanic's helper. Many trainee 14c aq. ft. erator available. No utilities fur- 813,500 — ATTRACTIVE 6 room full basement, large lot, good apot partment of education, reported Windsor: Paul Lucas, 88 Ofchard slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. Plumbing. Installation and repair. paperhanging, free estimates. Call Doora Prom 88.50 ea. St.; Marjorie Ekfwards, 67 ^ a n k - Want toformation on one of oar claaaHled advertlaementaf No cleaning, redecorating and beauti­ tuU-tlme with benefits. Apply in openinga. Apply Conn. State Em­ WE BUY, SELL or trade antique nlahed. Tel. JA 7-0880, or TR ranch, 2-car attached garage, for'children, WISH SOMEONE to handle yout Feb. 8 that Vernon and the other Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberts, Mt 9-5126. MI 9-7878. fying oneself is available at a person for Interview at Hartford ployment Service, 806 Main St., Aeouatical Ceiling Tile 14c aq. ft. 5-7709, lin St.; Clyde Cordtaen. sailng;ton; anawer at Die telephone UatedT Simply call the MI 9-7690, and used turniiurc. china glass, large lot. Carlton W. Hutchins, real aatata? Cau ma at Ml 9-0820 schools made a profit on summer Royal Party, 2 or 3 evenings, full General H r e , 155 Center St. Ask Manchester. Mahogany Clapboards, 10” 9-5132, 819.900— Large 6 room ranch, (4 tor prompt and oourtaoua aerrica. coiirsea After considering Ross' William Lutton. 15 Tolland Ave. PLUMBING AND heaUng - re- WALLPAPER removed. Ceilings 16c sq. ft. silver picture frames and old FIVE ROOM apartment, tile bath, HOME LANDSCAPING — Design, or part-time, car necessary, high for Mr. Amenta. coins, old dolls tmd guns, hobby bedrooms) in neighborhood of fine Joaepb Barth. Broker. report, the state board iirg^ those Birth Monday: A son to Mr. snd MANCHESTER ANSWERII^G SERVICE modeling Installations, repairs. painted, 810 room. Interior paint­ commissions. Call MI 3-8247. MASON'S HELPER. See Jack heat snd hot water. 11% School plants, planting. Lawn fertiliza­ All work guaranteed, yean ex- colleciitM, attic contents or whole TWO-FAMILY* fiau 6-8, with 2 homes, tlrepiaos, 1% baths, full tmvne to make refunds. Mrs. Norman Blais, 26 N, Park ing, exterior painting. Free estl- Carr, 26 Finley Street, Manches­ CASH 'N CARRY St. room* finished on third floor, 2- basement, breezeway, and attach­ Ml 94)500 tion, weed and insect control. John pMence. 24-hour sendee. Call matea. MI 9-9158. WANTED—All around machinists estates. Furniture Repair Service HELP I DUB to many recent eaiea, Legislation permitting fees gives .» FULL AND part-time salee help. and tool makers experienced in ter. r. car garage, off East Center St., ed garage. Lovely, large wooded our liiUnga are low. Buyers are Discharged Monday; Mrs. Mar­ E Whitham Landscape Nursery, Earl VanOamp. MI 9-4749. Apply In person Youth Centre, Nobody, But Nobody, Undersells Talcottvllle.NConn Tel MI 3-7449. UNFURNISHED or furnished large each town the option of charging and leave your meaoage. YoaH hear from onr advertiser in Jig MI 9-2660. aircraft quality work. 50-hour National one room apartment, private bath, near Post Oiffice, schools and shop, lot. Ideal foC'large family that likes waiting tor all typka of proparty, fees or not. Town* which don't tha Curtis, Crane Rd., Ellington; lime wlUiont spending all evening at the telephone. Manchester Shopping Parkade, ping. Phiibrlck Agency, MI 9-8464. elbow room. Electrical Services 22 week. AU company benefits. Apply stove, refrigerator, heat, hot it aaU&M, buying or trading, call charge fee* for such services aa Kenneth Carey, 234 South S t; FURNITURE refinIshed and re­ Mrs. Anderson or Mr. Sullivan. to WUco Machine Tool Company, Help Wanted— Rooms WithiHit Board 59 at once Free inspection* upon re­ Russell Merk, 29 Talcott Ave.; Radio-TV Repair Services 18 water. Apply Marlow's, 867 Main If not interested in one of these. summer school receive state aid on paired; cigarette bums and Route 6 and 44A, Bolton' Male or Female 37 NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. MANCHESTTO—Ranch, large llv- quest, Call ths Billaworth Mittsn Valerian BlotnUki, 8 Maple St.; FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ PROBLEM; WHAT can a young ROOMS TO RENT, also cabins with ing room, modem kitchen, 3 bed­ We have many other listings, the costs. However, many towns Automobiles For Sale 4 scratches, etc. MI 3-7287 after B. TV SERVICE—AU makes. Honest, ice On all types of electrical wir­ SIX ROOM duplex, oil furnace, cen Agency, Realtora, Member of MLS choose to charge fees because com­ Mrs, Florence Rtendeau, 8 Stona Lost and Fonnd houseWife with a growing family BOOKKEEPER - typist, presser, 881 STATE ST. efficiency. Scranton Motel'^all MI rooms, 1% baths, large rec room, service. Ml 2-6930. Economical. High quaUty parts.' ing. Licensed and tnsured. Wilson do to earn extra money to meet trai location, available April 1. plications arising from the state S t; Joseph Sarna, Hazardville; CALL OR SEE me for a good deal PIANO TUNING, 87. Fifteen years’ survey workers, hairdressers part, 9-0826 atfer 6. Adult* prefered. Ml 9-1423. excellent condition, 819,500. Phil- ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor FOUND—Small brown mongrel, fe­ Guaranteed 90 daya Famous tor Electrical Co.. Manchester, Ml ever-increasing expenses? SOLU- GOOD HUMOR NORTH HAVEN, CONN, brick Agency, MI 9-8464. MI 9-4543 MI S-TS67 aid machinery are eliminated. Mrs. C ^eetta Abatte, St. An­ male. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog on 1982 Fords, Falcmis, Fairlanes, experience. Free repair eatiraates sendcs since 1981. Phone Ml 9-4817. Glastonmiry. ME 8-7m . time Or fuU-tlme. Ak >1v -Conn. upon request. Call Kenneth Robin­ ■nON: Take advantage of AVON'S Legal Notices Other Items slated for action to­ thony’s (tonvalescent Homa. Warden, MI 3-8894. Thunderbirds or clean used cars 9-4587. Pottorton'a. ISO Center 8 t State Employment Service, 866 CHestnut 8-2147 night are: son MI 3-1368. earning opportunity so you can Main St., Manchester, ROOM FOR rent near Main St 9 Furnished Apartments 63-A SPLIT LEVEL— For those accus THREE BEDROOM ranch, 1% and trucks. Walter O. Parker, L. earn a minimum of 82 on hour • SALESMEN Hazel St. MI 9-2170, tomed to the finer thing* all one baths., large llrtng-dining room, OBDCll OF NOTICK Pupil exclusion—The board will Vfirnon news Is handled by The P. Fitzgerald, RockvUle. MI 3-2488, RA3IO-TV REPAIRS, any make, Floor Finishing 24 AT A COURT OK PROBATE held 100% CRABGRASS control by ex­ during hours that flt your house­ On Sunday, April 1, we will start ON^^ROOM furnished apartment. could demand ha* , been In­ family room, enclosed breezewsy, at Uanch^it«r. within amt for the be asked to lay down a policy Herald's Rockville Bureaiu, 8 W. Announcements MI 9-8324, MI 6-8422. tn e pickup and delivery on small Garden-Farm — Dairy FURNISHED room, complete cluded in thi* lovely 8% room 2-csr garage, professional land­ concerning student* who hsve not perts. Proven results. Outstanding radios, phonographs. B oun 6-10 FLOOR SANDING —Refinlahing, hold schedule. We wlU train you our 81st Season In ConnecUcut. Situations Wanted— Heafed>..Kltchen set, refrigerator, Dlftrict of M anchfiifr, on the 19th dav Main St., telephone TftestMMt 5- INCOME TAXES prepared In irour NEED CAR? Tour credit turned group discounts. General Spray commercial, residential, new to start earning Immediately in a Products 50 housekeeping facilities, between gas ran ^ . bedroom set. 811 week­ home. The stylo Is condusive to scaping and more. Asking 822.900. of March. 1963. received polio shots, or vaccina­ 8186 nr Mitchell 9-6797, p.m. B A E RaSo and TV. KI I. Female 88 Present. Hon, John J. WalleU, Judge. tions, Or who have not submitted home or by appointment. Exper­ down? Short on down payment? Service. MI 0-36d6. 9-05n, Ml 8-1479. floors or we will make them like choice territory near your home. We will require a number of Center and • Memorial Hospital, ly. Free gis, electricity. Apply 10 those who enjoy split level living Inquire MI 9-5762. Kfetate of HUma J. Florin late of ienced tax work, 24-bour aervlce. Bankrupt? Repossession? Don't new. Mr. Charles, Modem Home Call BU 9-4922. Good Humor Representatives to op­ WOMAN WANTS babysitting any FOR THE freshest egga in town, women only. Cali MI 3-5539. Depot Square, Apt. 4. at ita best. On beautifully lanu Mahc'hester In eald District, deceased. birth certificstes. Ramsdell said TREE REMOVAL, pruning and lot CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, erate our sale* car*, trailers, tri­ come to or call Mancheater Poul­ scaped spacious lot, 2-car garage. PORTER 8TREB3T area—Custom Upon application of Oertrude A. there are about halt a dozen in­ CaU MI 8-4738. despair! See Honest Douglas. In­ Decorating, MI 9-0726. time. Reference* fumi*hed, MI NEAR MAIN St. for gentleman, built 7 room colonial, sheer qual­ Weaver. temporary adminletratrli. Coventry clearing. Call Frank C. Noble, M l available. Ui hours. SaUafaetion HOB NOB cycles and push cart* on establish­ 3-4096. try Farm, 472 Keeney St., MI FUROTSHED apartment , private 4 bathrooms. Priced in the hQh stances where pupil* who have not quire about lowest down small­ 9-6053 private entrance, parking, '23 ity and beauty, built-in*. 2-zone praying that an Inatrumenl purporting FEDERAL INCOME taxea prepar­ est payments anywhere. No smaU guaranteed. Call MI 9-18U. ed profitable scheduled territories 9-9904. We deliver free bath, stove, refrigerator, heat, hot 50*. Phiibrlck Agency, MI 9-8464 to be the laat will and (emament of complied In thes6 areas are attend­ ed with your savinga In imnd. Private Instructions 28 RESTAURANT and locations throughout the State IF YOU CAN'T lick them, wa can I Pearl St. MI 3-7236. - water. Apply Marlow's. 867 Main. heat, family room, 2 fireplaces, Raid deceased be admitted to probate ing school. loan or finance company plan. BALDWINS^ MACS No. 2 uUllty. 20 SPRING ST.—Four bedroom bunga­ oversized 2-car garage. Owner, MI aa M r application on file, it Is Raasonable rates. E. J Bayles. Douglas Motors, 838 Main. TELEIVISION antennas and rotor until Oct. let. No experience re­ We will paate stamps In your Vo-Ag budget—A budget for the Ploufe Suit Household Services lbs. 76c. ■ Bunca Farm, 626 . W, ATTRACTIVE sleeping oom, cen­ low on a comsp lot. Large en­ 9-6051 ORDERED: That the foregoing appli­ regional vo-ag school at Rockville TeL MI 9-6246. systems installed and repaired. Part-Time quired, however, we give a book, 25c per book. MI 9-2054 or tral, gentlemen. Apply 195 Spruce cation be heard and determined at the Serving. Manchester and surround­ EXPERT PIANO Instructions. MI Center Street, MI 8-8116. Business fjoentions closed porch, garage. Real spa­ Probate office in Mancheater in aaid High for the lMS-65 biennium will Offered 13-A thorough training program on Good MI 8-7516. St. ELLINGTON—113,300. Stop ptyin* INCOME TAX returns prepared by DODGE STA'nON wagon, 8100. MI ing areas. Modem TV Service, 405 9-8892. CASHIER and HOSTESS Humor products and salee proce For Rent 64 cious, Ideal for growing family. T. Dfitrict. on the I7ih day of April, 1962. be presented for adoption-.' The Against Town former Internal Revenue agent In Center St., MI 8-2205. J, Crockett, Realtor. Ml 3-1677. rent, start livtnjf and enjoying: life at two o’clock In the afternoon, and vo-sg school, while opersted under 9-1184. SAM’S UPHOIJSTERY - Retired dures. In the beauU^ll mountaih \iew. that notice be given to all persona In the convenience of your home tor from the shop. Cau take care of Some Bookkeepins: Dogfs— Birds— Pets 41 Household Goods 51 COMFORTABLE furnished room SMALL STORE. 8 Summer St. tereated...... In sal(T ejestate ■ of ' the pendency the town school system; Is support­ E3XPERT TV Sendee, all makea, S'OUR BEDROOM ranch, 1% baths, 4^i room home. g:arafi'e. spacious of aaid application and the time and Individual and biiaineaa. MI 9-6888. 1948 FORD, one-balf ton panel, all your upholstermg needs at Bonds— Stocks— Above average earnings, pleaasnt for gentleman. Call MI 9-0641, Ideal for dry cleaning establish atU U) ed by state funds! reasonable prices, genuine Philco FOR SALE—Dachshund pupplas, ABSOLUTE bargain-t-cuitom made wall-wall carpet, 2-car attached living room, dining L. fireplace. placelace of hearingnearing thereon,...... by publiah- Waits Ruling ood running condition, $148, great aavUq^. Cau CH 3-3378. Mortgages 31 Call Mr. Russo outdoor route sales, no operating ment. Call Ml 3-3467, 9-5 only. Ing a copy of this order In some news­ Merit study committee — the INCOME TAX returns prepared by larke Motor Sales. MI 9-2012. tubes, over the counter, 40% off. expense, valuable experience and AKC registered. Inquire Captain slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. garage, acre lot, only 817.500. Carl­ Deliehtful informal neighborhood. board will discuss a request from 128 BIRCH ST.—Room suitable for ton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. Lucille Lvon Agency, Realtor. MI paper having a circulation In said dis­ auditor. Business and individual. g AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol- Turnpike TV ft Appliance, next to AIjMOST unlimited funds available uncomparable. products and equip­ Harold B. Hodge Jr. Tel. HArl- Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberts, STORE OR office space. atr«6t trict, at least seven days before tlie the Vernon Education Association A nearly three-week trial on a MI 3-0723 / elderly lady or working gentle 9.2669, TR 5.S070. day of aaid hearing, to appear If they Accounting services. Raymond 1954 PLYMOUTH, good running ster 8 piece living room set: sofa Stop ft Shop, MI 6-3406. for private mortgages. If you need ment with possibUities of more son 3-6424, m 5-7590. level, 71 E. Center St. Call AD to place three more teachers on the 825,000 damage claim against the, man, kitchen privileges, 88 week 6-1828. MANCHESTER—Bell St. 5% room see cause at said time and place and Girard, MG 9-6008. condition, new tires, 8198. Clarke and 2 chairs. $148. Choose from money to consolidate worrisome profitable earnings each season due ly. MI 8-4451, MI 9-1748, he heard relative thereto, and make board's merit pay study commit­ town of Coventry haa ended in Tol­ Motor Sales, MI 6-2012. 384C W. Widdle Tpke. ranch, 4 years old, large lot with SO. WINDSOR — 6 room Ranch land County Superior Court, but a group of fine fabrics. Work done debts, to Improve your property, to hospitalization and bonu* az' country surroundings. Quality with carport. 8 bedrooms, ■alumi­ return to this Court, and by malUng on tee. set up a month ago. There are TAX PROBLEMS? CaU PI 2-8607 Millinery, Dressmaking 19 FOUR COLLIE Shepherd puppies, GLENWOOD GAS range, best of- LARGE pleasant room, very nice­ or before March 32. 1W2. by registered declilon will await a study of law-, by expert craftsmen on our prem­ or for any purpose, and can pay rangements. STORE FOR rant. M l N. Main St. built. Plastered .walls hot water num combinations. Spotless condi­ mall, a enpv of said will and of this three teachers appointed to the and have your return prepared for 1956 FORD STATION wagon, radio Manchester, Conn. three male, one female. ,MI 6-1852. fer. MI 9-5611. ly furnished, well heated, private commute at preaent. In addition yer’s briefs, to be submitted on or' you. You always save more than It ises. AH work tuUy guaranteed. 822.26 per month for each 81,000 Ml e-522»,>8. heat, cast iron radiation, etc. tion. 2 minutes to Parkway,, con­ order to Prlta Johanson, Riorkelyckan. and heater, new tires. 8295. Clarke ALTERATIONS, dressmaking and you borrow, caU Prank Burke, at Apply to our office for interview home, parking, gentleman, 316 LJungsa^, Sweden: Hannan Sanstrom. there are three school board mem before April 6. . ' costa. Motor Sales, MI 6-2012. Mill Fabric Salesroom, 175 ^ e PILGRIM MILLS on Hartford Rd. A GOOD SELECTION of sterilized, 817;9oo. Phiibrlck Agency. Ml venient to Manchester, Vernon. St., .. exclusive Cheney Fabric suits. Quick service. Reasonable. Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, and complete detail* starting Mon Spruce St. EIXCELLENT location for restaU' Boston Post Road. Westbrook. Conn.: berk and six ley members. The Judge Alva P. lAilaella indicated MI'*8-8688. has openings for salesladies either day, March 19. from 9 a.m, to 5 Articles For Sale 45 reconditioned used furniture for 9-8464. Transferred owner. Earlv occu- John Jnsefsnn. As Llmmared. Sweden: INTERESTED in piano or organ 1658 VOLKSWAGEN .Karmann Balesroom, in Manchester. Ml 15 Lewi* St., Hartford. CH 6-8897 full-time or part-time. Apply Man every room, including appUances. i%Ut, offices. Or other business. panev. Priced for quick sale A n’ld Osrarson, U-ddebo, -Sweden: VEA say* the three extra mem the length of trial and argumente playing as a hobby? Morning and 8-7322. Budget terms arranged. days, JA 9-5553 eves. p.m. and dally thereafter. KNAPP SHOES—March Sale. K48 466 Main St. MT 9-5229 . 9-6 MANCHE8TBR —Colonial 4 b€d« Frans Josefson. Asarp. Llmmared. bars would represent the three of put forth will require a detailed Ghla, black, 2-door hardtop, 81,260 ager, noon till 9 p.m. 80% off on new dinette, . kitchen BOLTON — Room with kitchen 815.600. Call Mr. Wagner, kn Sweden; Gustav Joaefaon, Anneherg evenii^ group classes for begin­ MI 9-4100. work shoes, 88.96, save 82. Harry seta, -mattresses. Credit terms. Le- roomiT, 1 % baths, modem family 9-6806. Barrow* ft Wallace, 66 E. Fack, 41 Save. Sweden: Knut Josef­ the town's six schools which are probe of the eult, brought more ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made LET ME BE your couturier. Call Good Humor Corporation privileges for lady. MI 8-4096. SMALL STORE or office, Main St not curently represented, ner* and near beginners now being MI 8-1284. DENTAL HYGIENIST, full or part- Mahoney, MI 3-4327. Blanc Furniture Hospital, l9S size kitchen, built-in stove, dish- Center..8t. son. Tyggestorp. Llmmared Sweden: than a year ago by Sylvester J. slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. Business Opportunities 32 25 James St., New Haven location, ample parking, reason Krlck Josefson. Aaarp. Llmmared. formed. Rates reasonable, depend. time. Excellent opportunity and South St., Rockville, TR 5-2174. LARGE COMPLETELY furbished washer, etc. 1-car garage, One Pollee. Aireste Ploufe against the town for al­ 1949 INTERNATIONAL haU-ton Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberts, working conditions. Box C, Herald. 237 Park Ave., East Hartford NEED CASH. WUl sacrifice 1961 able rent. MI 9-9836. year old. 121,900. Phllbrick Agen­ MANCircB-'l’ER—Cuatom built 8 Sweden; Anna Tnmquisl. Borgmastar- Rockville Patrolman Lawrence leged damage to his property. Ing on size of group. Mrs. Edna MI 9-7890. ESSO HAS excellent service sta' Open 9-8, Saturdays till 5. We also light housekeeping room on first ata». Ulrlcehamn. Sw’eden: Gosta Kaempfer, MI 8-0896. panel truck, 8110. MI 9-6644. cabinet model electric sewing ma. buy houselots of furniture. We cy. MI 9-8464. bedroom ranch, 1% bath*, camort, ?osefaon. Grlmslund. Grimsas. Sweden; Bresnahen arrested a city rest Ploufe claims besides the 825.- Moving— ^Trucking— Uon opportunities In Manchester WAITRESS and barmaid wanted 8 PART-TIME— service station, ex floor. Call Mrs. Morse, MI 3-6388. SMALL MODERN office available chine, 860 cash. 111% Center St., give World green stamps. profeiiional landscaping, partially Brig Josefsnn. Solgard. Tranemo. Swe­ dent In Tolland last night at 8:45 000, a perpetual injunction to t t - HOME BAKINO—Wedding cakes 1958 REANULT Dauphine, recondi­ SLIPCOVERS and reupholstering Storage 20 Bolton area available now. Small nights weekly. Experience pre perienced, weekends.. Call before evening* or Saturday. April 1, very reasonable. Ideal for GRANDVIEW—S T .-if you want a den: Birgit J. Snygg. Solgard. done very reasonably. Workman­ capital requirement, paid training FEW STEPS from downtown shop­ finished rec room, close to public Transmo. Sweden: Giinvor Josef»on, after a fast chase over city street* straln the town from maintaining and birthday cakes, special occa­ tioned motor, new battery and ferred. Call MI 9-8102. 6 p.m. MI 4-8910, RUGS, never used, 9x12 beige new business. Csli after 5, MI quality built ranch, look at this ship guaranteed. MI 9-1164. program provided. PI’hone Mr. ping —clean large furnished room, and parochial school*, shopping, Solgard. Tranerno. Sweden: Inger J. beginning pear Snipsic St. two rebuilt road* *t present grades sion cakes, children's novelty muffler, 8295. MI 8-1677. MANCHESTER Package Deliveiy. CAST IRON radiators—85 and up. broadloom, 830; 9x15 gold oriental. 3-5891. home. Three bedroom*, one with Axberg. Sandgatan fi. Jonkoplng. Swe­ Light trucking and package deliv­ Dorley days JA 7-4183,. nights TELEPHONE survey Interviewers private ^trance parking. MI and transportation. Aasumeable Charged with reckless driving snd ask thst the.y be closed to pub­ birthday cakes. MI 9-6806. . For basement, rec room or auxil­ 835; 10x13 Ivory oriental, BU 3-1888 private bath, lovelv living room 4%% V.A. mortgage. Piirchaae den; Karl A, Thylander, Tvggestorp. and driving without a license Is OPEL 1960—Blue and white, low RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makea. ery. Refrigerators, washem and Springfield STate 2-4629. and supervisors, sale* people, SCHOOL BUS drivers 7:30-8:45, iary room heating. William* OU with dining area, beautiful kitch­ Tranerno. Sweden: Eva Thylander. lic use in their present state and Cara, pbonograplw ehangera. 9-6958. direct from owhier 819.900. Call kfl Tyggestorp. Tranemo, Sweden: Harald George F. Walter, 32, of 78 Brook­ mileage, excellent condition, price stove movingmovlni iMcialty. Folding stenographer, clerk-typist, ac­ 2-3:30. Call MI 3-2414. Co.. 341 Broad St. Houses For Rent <55 en. Full baaement (ha* another that the.y be returned to their Honeat, economical. Guaranteed 90 UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY—If you FOR ilEN T—Front room central- 9-1873 after 4 p.m. Kronhair Gamla Skolan. Hesfra, Swe­ lyn St. former condition. P ersonals 81,000. MI 9-3278 after S p.m. chairs for rent.. Mi 9-0702 counts receivable clerk, counter FRIGIDAIRE 6 cu. ft., apartment 4v located, parking, 59 Birch St. fireplace), overaized ga-age. good den: Per Johanaon, Kronogarden. daya. Famous for aervloo for 80 are aggressive and wont to be In­ girl, machine operator, factory as­ CAPEWELL MEG. CO. WALLPAPER sale—celling paint, THREE ROOM cottage, furnished I^lungsarp, Sweden- Rose F., Davison. Court dale Is April 8. Walter The town, represented by Atty. yeara. Phone >U 9-46ST. Potte^ size Caloric ga* range, maple twin Phone MI 9-7129. pr unfurnished, gas furnace, park­ lot. Selling for 10% below' coat, COVENTRY-Must sell at once due 45 Hiidsnn St.. .Manchester, Conn.: posted a 8160 bond. ELECTROLUX SaiM and Sarvics, 1967 PLYMOUTH, 9-passenger sport MANCHE8TB1R Moving and Truck­ dependent, We will teach you and sembler; part-time clerk tsrplst. 82.95 per gallon; other paint and T J. CrocKbtt. Realtor. MI 8-1577. to death in family. Modem 4 room Heihert A. Lane, marched a serisa suburban, many extras, low mile­ too’a. ing Company. Local and long dis­ show you how to make money In aizS bed with box spring and mat­ ing, garden, adult*. New Belton Edgar H, AndersorL c.^'o Veterans Hos­ A one-car crash on Rt. *3 near bonded representative. Alfred Apply Conn. State Employment Opening for automatic horsenall varnish specials. C. J. Morrisoa tress, Sylvania TV. Priced to sell house on main road, steam heat, pital. Rockv H lll.^ onn ,: I.aaTenre R. of witnesses to the stand In the age, above average condition. tance movug. packing and storr fast growing Bottled Gas Business. Rd MI 3-6389. Anderson, Ellington, Cohn.: Rertha I.. Vernon Circle at 10:10 a.m. yes­ Amell, 206 Henry 8t. Tel. Ml WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re­ Service, 806 Main Street, Manches­ machine sot-up man. Must be Paint Store, 885 Center St. MI 9-7836. Apartments— Plata— VERNON—6 room ranch, attached full cement cellar, artesian well, past week to support Its arguments 8-0480. Priced accordingly. MI 6-0386. u e . Regular service throughout 8300 and a small truck will start mechanically incUrrbd. Steady garage. High and dry. 8490 down. Tack. Kensington. Conn. I.awrence terday .resulted In the arrest of thst the Ploufe property haa been pairs. Prompt, sconomlcal, expart, ter. Tenements 63 COVENTRY LAKEl^S room house, amesite drive, garage, fruit trees Swedberg. T.onr T^ake New York Adrien Riendeau, 47, of 30 Davis New Elngland states and Florida. you. Write Box D, Herald. work—good benefits. ADDING MACHINE, steel shelving, TAKE OVER PAYMENTS . Tongren Agepcy, MI 3-6321. JOHN J. WATXETT. Judge. Improved rather than hurt by the WANTED—Ride to Wethersfield- guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4887, Fot- MI 8-6563. recreation room bar with 8 stools, winterized. Stove furnished. C!all and Shrubs. House In excellent Ave,, Rockville, on chargss of Auto Drivini; School 7-A PROFESSIONAL woman destrea FROM OUR BANK THREE ROOM apartment, heat, condition. I » t 100x150, Will take new road ronatnirtlon and tb«t New State Labor Department. Of­ terton'a, 180 Center St. sitter 2 or 8 hours dally for 4 year Apply 60 Governor St. booths, 60 cup automatic coffee MI 9-7569. NEAR PWITBR ST.-Large 8% driving under the influence of liq­ THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS C<3. Help Wanted— Female .35 FOR U N PAlt BALANCE hot wat'jr, electricity, stove, re mortgage. PI 2-8374. uor or drugs and failure to drive ploufe was in accord with the work fice hours 8 :S0-4:30. MI 6-2303 after MORTLOCK'8 Driving School—Ot^ REWEAVING of buma, moth boles. old, some Ironing. Reference* re­ Hartford maker. Can be Been by appoint­ 1, 1 OR 8 YEARS TO PAY! roomm ranch, 3 fireplaces,firwlaces. garage, when it began. 6. Moving, packing, storage —local ment. P. O. Box 222, Station A, frigerator. 245 N. Main, second 318.600. Carlton W. Hutchins, kH In the established lane. Constable* Hce, 448 Main St.. Manchester. Zippers repiUred. Window Shades quired. MI 8-2090. START PAYING floor, 888. MI 9-S229. 9-6. Wanted To Rent 68 MANCHESTER—Owner must sell Tolland Man According to the pleadings, Leamliw correctly "Msiy Save and long distance. Agents for TYPIST-CLERICAL position avail­ Manchester. 9-8132. Edwin R, Carlson and Wllilam Lls- WANTED—Ride from Woodbrldge made to measure; all sized Vene­ Lyons vtm Lines Inc., world-wide able, local insurance company, WANTED IN MAY outstanding 2-famlIy, 8-5, Good Ploufe contends the relocatloh of Your Ltfe." Driver education EXPERIENCED part-time counter 8 ROOMS FURNITURE AVAILABLE April 1, 6 room, sec HARTFORD executive with two income, large rooms, excellent well reported Riendeau's car went and Main St. to Aetna Casualty or tian blinds. Keys made while you mowers. Free estimates. MI 8-8187. good starting salary, hours girl four hour* dally, no Stinday*. LAWN MOWERS^Toro, Jacobsen, PORTER STREET area—6 room J'off the right side of the highway Merrow and Bingham Tavern Rdf. classes. Member. Coiuiectlcut Pro­ wait. Tape Recorders for rent. 8:15-4 ;15, 5 days weekly. Call MI EXPERIENCED 89.36 MONTHLY ond ..floor, apartment. Heat and children desires 5 or 6 room apart­ condition. Many extras. Located Fined $1,500 past hla property hsve obstructed Trinity St. Leaving approximately fessional Driving School Assn. Ml Call between 9 to 1 p.m. MI 6-8028. Bolens, and Gom bU, Reel and ment or duplex. Reference* avail­ Colonial with attached garage, and knocked down two post*. The 7-3:30, MI 3-0603 after 6. Marlow's, 867 Main, MI 9-5221, 3-1124 for appointment, Mrs. BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR Bedroom, Living Room. Dl.nettc, hot water, 8115 monthly. Ml 3-2342, every modem feature, brick front at 71 I-ockwood St. Close to every­ a former scenic view and have 9-7398. 55-HpUR WEEK. rotary, 18-88” r '^ r t * and service. 9-6 Ml 9-4697 5-7. ‘ ‘ . able. Write Box B, Herald. thing yet on quiet street For ap­ accused posted 8600 bond for Painting— Papering' 21 Lubas. NO EXPERIENCE necessary. Run Used mowers and tractors. Trade Rugs, Lamps, Tables fireplace, beautifully treed lot. All caused drainage and flooding prob­ , And Other Items pointment call Guy lera'rdl Real­ In Tax Case court appearance April 10. LARSON'S CormecUcut's first U- little'Shop-bv-mail rlub, 2 hr*/wk, in your old machine. Capitol ROCKVILLE— Apartment* newly WANTED—.2 bedroom Single home this at a price you can afford. lems. Automobiles For Sale 4 Building— Contracting 14 PAINTINO AND paperfaanging. WANTED—Shirt finishers for 2-glrl BUCKLAND ElJ^ERYTHING 8228.78 ty Co. TR 5-9214. Midget Basketball Tourn6,r Also he claims ,the town failed censed driving school trained — 10 week*. Earn 850 or more In Equipment Co.. 38 Main St. Hours decorated, dinette, kitchenette, or duplex In Manchester by mid­ Beechler-Smith. Realtors, MI The first Inter-town midget baa- Certified and approved Is now of­ Good clean workmanship at rra- unit, part-time, evening work. fammi* product*. Club shopping MANUFACTURING. INC. 7-5 daily, 7-9 Thursday, 7-4 Satur­ 9-8952, Ml 3-6969. HARTFORD, March 20 ( A n — to ascertain and asseaa damages aa MUST SACRIFICE 1958 Chevrolet CARPENTRY—Specializing In the sonabla rates. 80 years In Mrm- Hours to s:ilt. One Hour Martinlz- ROOMS FURNITURE bedroom, Ule bathroom appli­ dle-aged couple.'No children. Ex­ SIX ROOM RANCH ketball tournament In this area fering classioom and behind Zavp* friend* money. Write today 131 Adams St. Buckland day. ances, 865 per month, dali w cellent references, BU 9-6404, A Tollanrt builder wax Aned a raquired by statute. station wagon, 4-door, V-8. auto­ smaller work; repairs, alterations, chestei, Raymond Flake. Ml ing, 299 W. Middle Tpke., MI for free 276-nagp catalog. No ohU- 810.18 MONTHLY DUPLICX—Central location. 3 bed­ will be completed Saturday at the — Covantry took tha |and fer tha wheel Instruction tor teenagers. recreation rooms, etc.— Sagging 3-1869, 'TR 5-8485. — Ext 44. -This liiHiie laiasts— sxrepiiMiai total of 81.600 and —ntancad to a iNorineast schoolnooi gym. Tn«The open matic. power brakes, steering, M3 9-8076. 6-6287.------S-1500.------^ gation. Popular Club, Dept. E852', TRUCK DRIVER to work at Wil­ CHOICE LOT of new wool rem­ WeitinghoURe Refrigerator, Living room* each side, ceramic baths, year in pri.ion, euspended, and road work without compensation, 8875. MI 9-4679. buildings, porches leveled-secur- I-ynbrook, N. Y. liam Peck Lumber, Inc. Apply in nants at discount prices' Woolen Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rug*, 3 heating systems, exceptional in­ quality and space located on the lug round of games among the he claimed. In addition, the land PAINTINQ papering, floor sand­ THREE ROOM apartment at 170 WANTE^ to rant—6 or 6 room two-year probation today after he four midget groups entereo was PREPARE FOR driver's test ed. Free estimates. Work guaran­ switchboard o p e r a t o r person, Wednesday or Tnuraday rug atripB, 60c lb. ju^. Colonial Lamps,' Tables and Other Items house, 4 children, 8 school age, vestment possibility. Beechler- Porter Street side of ROckledgt. .to wa* acarred. and littered.with de­ teed. No Job too small. TR 6-5756. ing, remodeling. Cau Mr. Charles, Oak St., third floor, with heat. pleaded itullty in federal court played Saturday. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and claas Permanent full-time position after * P-m. See Mr. Gordon. Remnants. 116 Center St. •e v e r y t h i n g 8297.34 Can move right In. Call Ml 9-7824. 8100-8115 monthly. JA 7-1916. Smith, Roalcors,tors. MI 9-8952. kU Condition la excellent. 823.900. Eve­ falllnr to file Income tax retuiiie bris. A number of trees were out, room'. Three Inatnictora No wall MI 9-072$ 3-6969. Wliinners in the two gemce were Sunshine Favorite! BATHROOMS tiled, remodeling, available f o r experienced He1p^Wanted-:^Msle 36 ning* Ray Holcombe, kfl 4-tl.39. and employer withholding taxee. hs said. Ing. Manchester Driving Acade switchboard operator. Ability 8 ROOMS FURNITURE THREE ROOM apartment. Heat, Rockville,' which downed the Ver­ additions, recreation rooms, all EXTERIOR and Interior painting, Eugene E. Coleon, 38, of Great non midgqts 42-31, and Stafford, ■nve town haa denied the allega­ rty PI 2-7249. Paperbahglng. WaUpeper booka. 16 type''anA High School educa­ TOOL AND gauge makers, first • 114.74 MONTHLY stove, refrigerator '' Gables, 118 Houses For Bsis 72 MANCHESTER—ExceUent 6 room Hill Rd., Tolland, w-as sentenced tion*. — types of carpentry. Also, fall-out Washing Machine, Westinghouse stone and frame cape, carport and which defeated Tolland 33-17. shelters built. Call MI 9-4291. WMlpaper removed. CeUinga. tion required, 8-day week, ex­ class only, full or part-time, all Main St., bn 9-6226, 9-5. WARREN E. HOWLAND on four ol 22 count* brought Ploufe'* property He* in a tri­ cellent benefit* and pleasant Refrigerctor, Bedroom, Living NEW RANCH—6 rooms, » full one-half acre lot. Has large assum: Rockville and Stafford will play Floors. Good clean workmanship. benefits, prevailing rato*. Man­ ATTRACTITVE 6 room duplex, 3 baths, large western style kltcfien able mortgage. Full price 816,900. REALTOR agalnnt him for 1955-19.55/ w'hen for the Tolland County champion­ angle bounded by Ringham Tavern, Hosiury Bags ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re FuUy insured. Reasonable rates. working conditions. One week chester Too! ft Design. Ml 9-5283. Room, Dinette. Dishes Rugs, hi* income wa* e»llmated by the Merrow and Old Town Rda. Lamps, Tables, Blsnket* bedrooms, large cabinet kitchen, with built-ins. 2-car garage, prime Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, ship at 7 p.m. Saturday. The con­ modeling all type* of carpentry Leo PeUeUer, MI 9-6S96 or Ml paid vacation if employed be­ 576 Main St. MI 3-1106 government at 8178.065,54, solation match between Vernon Atty. Edward .L Dsly of Hart­ NeI*on Higgins, MI 4-1700. fore April 1. Call Mrs. Peter­ and Other Items basement and attic, steam oil location of beautiful homes. Realtors, kfl 3-6930 or ktl 9-5524. 9-6082. 827,500. Phllbrick Agency, MI U.S. Dietrict Judge T. Emmet and Tolland will begin at 6. ford 1* representing the plaintiff. son for appointment. Liberty W anted EVERYTHING 8398.22 . heat, copper window screens, op­ Clarie Aned Coleon 8500 and *en- CARPEITTRY — Specializingzmg in posite Center Park. Available April 9-8464. 813,500—Present* exceptional value EAST HARTFORD —Opportunity! Leading scorers in Saturday's CEILING reflnlshed, painting, waU' Mutual Insurance Companyi in thi* Cape Cod home, 4 bed­ Lovely Cape 7 room*. 2 baths, teneed him to a year in prison on small Jobs, repairs, alterations, papering. WaUpaper books on re- MI 3-1161. Mon To W<^rk In Automotive Price Include* Delivery Setup, 1. Adults preferred. MI 9-7529. games were Belotti snd Burnham ENCINE 811,600—Y bedroom ranch, eefiai, rooms. basement reCreattlon room, finished basement, near school and each of the income tax evaxion for Rockville with 14 and 10 pointa, Police Check Theft enclosing verandas. Call John quest. ^ U y Insured. Cair Edward Service. Guarimtee Immediate de^ pharge*. the prleon term* to be Griffin, MI 4-1117. TO RENT—4 room heated apart­ dwl^Ie garage, tress, near bus, rear porch, fenced yard, on the bu*. Transferred owner anxloti* respectively. For Vernon. Martello. R. Price. MI 9-1008. SALESGIRIJS —Full-time dr part- Machine Shop ond Store livery or Free Storage until needed. jatwes uarlton W. Hutchins, MT bu* line. Draw your comparisons quick sale.'Robert B. Anderson concurrent and *0*pended, time. 1-5:30. . Experienced pre­ MECHANICS Phone for appointment ment. Call MI 3-5117 between 8:30' Kuhnly and Loverin, with 10, 7. Of Two Knit Suits INTERIOR painting, decorating, ALL BENEFITS a.m.-4;30 p.m. ' 9-5183. today. Call Beechler-Smlth. Real­ Agency, JA 8-0189, On two count* of failure to and 8 points, respectively, led the ferred. Apply In person. Tots 'n for experimental assembly, tor*. kfl 9-8952, Mr*. Ganzer, kll make employer return* under the Roofing— Siding 16 celllhgs, wallpapering, floor sand­ Teen*, 956 Main St., Manchester. SAXtUEL ALBERT, Hartford CH 812,600 — ROCKVILLE. 6 room scoring. Police today are tnveatlgattng a ing and reflnlshing. Clean work­ test and inspection. Prefer­ 7-0858 ROCKVILLE—One 8% room apart­ 8-7046. Federal In»urance Contribution* For Stafford. Vail topped all Apply SCHIEBEL BROS. ment in residential area. Stove, re­ ranch, large li-vlng room, cabinet Lesal Notice Act and falling to return federal reported theft of 2 three-piece A^ A. DION INC. Roofing, siding, manship. No Job too smaU.,,John ence given to applicants See It Day Or Night scorers with 14 points. AngelonI of knitted women'*" aulta from the painting Carpentry. AReratlons VerfaUle. Ml 9-5750. CENTER AT. and PROCTOR RO., MANCHESTER frigerator and heat furnished. kitchen, beautifully landscaped VHaiNON—6 room Ck>lonlal older income taxee withheld from em- R.N. 11-7 SHIFT, part-time. Laurel with high school ediicatibn lot. Shown by appointment. Marion home .6 bedrooms. Early occupan­ Tolland scored 13 for hla team. Land O’Fashlon clothing outlet at and additions. OeUlngs. Workman­ Manor. MI 9-2324. It you have no mean* of trans­ Adulta only. 890 monthly MI ..LIMITATION OBDEM ■ pto.ve*, Colepn w-a* sentenced to Vernon MIdgoto Plan Dinner 9-4824, TR 8-1166. , E. Robertson, Realtor, Ml 3-5953. cy. .Vacant. Tongren Agency. MI AT A COURT o r PROBATE held 82.'V0 fine each count end received 883 Main St. ship guaranteed. Autumn St. PAINTINO and wallpapering, wall, and military engine experi­ portation, I'll send my auto for •t MnDchPitFr. within and fnr th« The Vernon Cornrnunlty Basket­ paper removed. Wallpaper booka you. No obligation. 8-6321. two year* of probation, *l*o con­ The garments were taken some MI 3-4860. ence. SIX ROOM duplex, oil furnace, cen­ CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Colonial, Dittrirt of Maneh#it«r on the Itth dav ball League plans to hold It* aes- time during the laat fo\ir daya, it on request. Ceilings. Free estl of March. 11NI2. current. son-end dinner and trophy night qt BIDWEXL HOME Improvemant A—L—B—E—R—T—S tral location. Available 'April 1- 2 fireplaces, large cabinet kitchen, VERNON—5 room ranch, near Pr^apnl, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. The court allowed three da.v* for was reported. Tliclr value was es- mates. Call Roger, MI 3-0923. SHEET METAL 1% 'baths, screened porch, swim­ Eatate of CeciUe .Toaeloff, of Rockville High School April 8 at Company—all types of siding and 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Adultp'^referred. MI 9-1423. school, asking 814.800. Other, list­ payment of the Ane*. 'tinjjjitcd gl about 866 ming pool, garage, comer lot ing* available. Tongren Agency, Manchester In Mid Ptatrtet. dereaaad. 5:30 p.m. The dinner will be pot- rooting. Aluminum clapboards a WB ARE now booking for outside OPEN NIGHTS T U X 9 P.M. On motion of The Connecticut Bank In He original Indictment painting. If you want a good Job ATTENTION MECHANICS 90x178. Shown by appointment. kn 8-6321. ^ and TrWft Corapan.v. Victor H.' Lawn liick. Th'iiphles will be prrsented to specialty . ftninexeeUed workman' SIX-ROOM RANCH THREE ROOMS. 456 Main St., sec­ brought Jan. 18, the government ihe/w lnnlng. Vlttner Gardeners snip.p. MlMI 9-6496. done, get oup estimate. Call Mr. qualified for ALWAYS a good buy on -.chests, Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, Ml and Evan 1>awn, execiitora, r.'o The charged Col»on with unreported beds, dresser* and appliances, ond floors 858. MI 9-5229. 9-5. 8-5958. HORTON ROAD—6 room Cape, roTinecilcut Bank and Trust Companv. teAm, which will also receive the Charles, Modem Home Decoraf' nicely landscaped yard, garage, Hartfrird Connecticut. Inoome totaling 8.35,.301.90 for, "Uavedon trophyv the league's top a l l TYPES of roots repaired or ing, MI 9-0726. experimental work ... credit term* available, we also ORDERED: That tlx months from the 1955; 837,240.69 for 19.56; 836,306.'- SECRETARIES TWO ROOM apartment, pewly dec. CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Ranch, family size kitchen, living roqm 13th day of March. 1M2. be and the award, replaced, specializing in' Bonded and ' ■'li buy used furniture and household orated. SincU woman. Tel MT large living room with fireplace, 80 for 19.57; 824,772.05 for 1958, FrontFnd built-up and ehingle roofing. 3? iW* lots.-Roger's Used Furniture. 117% with fireplace, dining room, 8 bed­ ■ame ar« limited and allowed for the A guest speaker la )>elng sought. AND 9-9310. formal dtnmg room, family sue rooms, ceramic tile bath, very creditors within which to bring inahelr and 8<1.112.10 for 19.59, Coughlin. Roofing Company. Mnn> TRAINEES Spruce St., MI 8-4965; claims against said estate' and said The indictment also charged Pli'ttire* <^»*en Chester. MI 8-7707. kitchen 3 bedrooms. 1% baths, nicely maintained, immediate oc­ executors is directed -to give public Plrlurrs-of-the-monlh hosen- 1 y NOTICE TWO ROOM apartment, heat and recreation room with .flMplace, Colton, who operate* a building Special for cupancy, 816,900. Robert Wolver- notice to the creditors to bring In their foundaUon company, failed to re- the Tolland CoiintXArt Association STENOCRAPHERS hot water; also 3 room apartment encloard braetoway, attached ga­ ton-Agency, MI 9-2813. claims within said time allowed. bv EAST, WEST AND KELVINATOR ironer in good con- on bu* line. MI 9-6105. publishing , a copv of this order in port Wages paid totaling 8I4.799-.sre^ an oil, "From the Sketch Roofing and Chimnejrs 16-A SHEET METAL dlUon, 815. Cali MI 8-4887. rage, landscaped yard 91x194. some .newsnaper having a circulation R«q. $12.50 BUCKLAND CEMETERIES We can offer challenginj? Marion E, Robertson, Realtor, MI CHURCp STREETT—A 10 room flat 18 from the last quarter of 19.56 Book. " depicting a,scene at Berne, SIX ROOM—Modem bath, heat, hot In said probate district within ten davs ------Switzerland, bv Nbra Addy Drake ROOFING—Specializing repairing It is requested that Cemetery lot Minimum interview re­ 8-5958. . with both 5 room apartmenta now from the date of this order and return through the last quarter of 1959. (1) ALIG.N FRO.VT E.VD opportunities to applicants Three Rooms of Furiiiture water, stove, refrigerator, garage. cf Coventry, chosen for the R o c k - I roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ owners remove any winter grave quirements for trainees: available for occupancy. Excellent make* to tMs Court of Ihe nottce given. (3) BALANCE FRONT decoration* that they wish to keep qualified for secretarial as­ FROM MODEL HOME MI'9-9S82. S p u r LEVEL—Exceptional cotuil- JOHN J. WAU-ETT Judge vllle Public Library: an oil. WHEELS— REG. $4 00 WItM THt NEW ter work, chimneys cleaned. tC' • A High; or Trade School centrally located residential neigh paired Aluminum siding. SO Starting Monday. March 26, signments. tion, 7 rooms, 3 ceramic baths, at­ bUlrhood' one block from Ma)n AT A COimT or PROBATR heM Dock Strike Ties "Morning Shadows at the Batz' (8) CHECK FRONT WHEEL 1662, weather permitting, the nec­ Diploma Cost Over $700 Ht- Miinrh^ittRr. irlthtn iinA for IH» Farm," bv Mrs. Myrtle Carlson | PATT-O-RAMA years’ experience. Free estimates. SIX ROOM apartment, hot air tractively paneled family room St. I-arge lot with 2-car garage. BEARINGS essary Spriijtg clean-up of the NEVER BEEN USED plus encIOaed porch and garage, Diftrlet M"nrhRftf#r. on th* I6th d»v < t Bolton for the Hall Memorial ' (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM Call Howiey, MI 8-6861, MI 8-0768. These positions offer at­ • One Year of Algebra or furtiace, garage, 33 North H m St. Quick sale price 819.000. Robert J. of March. A-D. 1M2. West Coast Ports grounds wiU begin In pteparation tractive salaries, advance­ Geometry assumable m ortgue. Beechler- Smith, Inc., 963 Main St. MT Hon. John J. Jud*^. Library at Ellington; and tn oil, : for mowing. ■ Sale Price $388 Smlth, Realtor*, ku 9-8953, kO 9-5241. , E xtat^ of ThRvkdorx B. Brhu^tx, laf^ of "From My Kitchen Window " b; ALL FOUR ONLY ment opportunities, pleas­ • Related Aptitude and In­ 3-6969. Maneh^jrtxr In Bald dlptrlrt. dor*‘a.»xd. (Cantinned from Page One) 8299 George W. Elliott, POUR ROOM cold water flat. Coon annlirnllon of Juno M. 8rhu*tx, Miss Jennie Balz of Ellington, fur Superintendent ant atmosphere and many terest Pay Only $4 Week adulta. MI. 8-7894.. ATTRACTIVE 7 room split level, admlnlxtmtHx* oraviax for authority to llie Bolton Public Library. 12'/4-28H Read Herald Advs. MANCHESTER—I bedroom- boma, other excellent benefits. *16,800 3 bedrooms, I ’ i baths, large rec Mil eoiialn r^a! nartlfaj'»rh' do* day there was no indication that Brief* A simple but charming bare arm APPLY AT OUR Sacrificing ' cc Jiplete bedroom, DUPLEX for. rent. 6 large rooms. excellent ckeet and otorage apace, room, garage, half acre plot. Con­ Mrl.hod »'n «a|d "nnliratfon on fll^. It lx White House action was planned. 5993-N eomplete living room and kitchen . ORDERED: That th» fororoinc apnll- Kiowa Council, Degree of Poca­ dreas. In half sizes, with short short 3 bedroom*, central heating and large enclosed porch. 3-car ga­ venient to shopping, churches, and The hearing before Judge Harris APPLY AT OUR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE • Dining room • Living room with fireplace • Family decorator fUmlture from model dis­ ration hr hrurd and drfrfmln«d at thr hontas, will hold Us regular nircl- | jEUtket as a companion piece. Wear­ These amusing hosiery or sock garage. Call MI 9-6008. rage, nt.Too FTiUbrlca Agepcy, MI schools. Many extras. MI 3-1826. Pfohata offlrai »n M^nch^otor Tn raid wa* on the merits of a temporary able and easy to care for. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE NOW play home. We wur give you free 9-Me4. on fhr 2*th dav of March. A D. ing Friday at 8 p..m. at the .Moose ; catch-alls lu-e easy ■ to make, fun size kitchen • 3 bedrooms • Completed recreation room delivery and free storage up to one IW**. at rirrrn o ’clock In the forenoon, Injunction he issued Friday, direct­ Dlub. Plane for Ihe 51st anniver- . No. 8299 with Patt-O-Rama i* In to use! Nice for gift-giving, too! WANTED ST. JAMES PARISH— Custom 5 ing the unions to permit imloadlng MONDAY thru FRIDAY MONDAY thru FRIDAY year. AV.AILABLE April 1 — 5 rooms, FLORENCE 8T.—7 room home in and that notice he riven to all nerxonx sary in erfrly April will be made ; sizes 12H, 1414, 16%, 18%. 20%, Pattern No. 5998-N has pattern (with bar) in basement • 2 blocks to Bowers School. room ranch, large kitchen, co­ Intcrejited In lald exUte of the nenden- of perishables, mail, baggage and SERVICE ON, ALL 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. heated. MI 3 -0 ^ . ekcelleni condition inside and out, at this meeting. CONVENTIONAL MAKES 32%, 24%. 26%. Bust 88 to 47. Size pieces; full directions. 8 A.M. to 4 .P.M. lonial atmosphere, near bus, shra- ev rtf Mid apoHeaMon and the time and military cargo. Here is the exceptional buy you have been waiting for. NORMAN.'S anclooed porch, ona-car garage, ing, only 817.900. Cariton w. pUce of hearlnjr thereon, hr puWUhdn* The "Episcopal Church women of 3.4%, 85 Iwst, drees, 4% yards of To order, send In coins to: EXPERIENCED, FULL-TIME 448 HARTFORD ROAD NEW 6% LARGE rooms, heat, hot priced for quick tale, 818,900. Phil- A conr of ihU order In eome newxpaner A t issue are manning of vessels, 88-inch; bolero, 1% yards. FRAH & WHITNEY Stutchins, MI 9-5182. fit! John’s Church.will holrf a^rum- Anns Cabot, The Idanehester Eve­ A six-room ranch at this’ price is a real value. Do^n’t MI S-16H water, stove, refrigerator, incin­ brick Agency,'MI MH84. harlnir a drenlatlon in Mid dlatrlct. wages, overtime, pension and To order, send 88o In coins to: ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF At ieren daya before the dar of fringe benefit*—a threeryear pack­ mage sale Saturday from 9 a.m. MORIARTY GAS STATION ATTENDANT n iA n A WHITNEY Before you buy furniture any- erator, patio, parking. - Adults. 813,900—6 ROOM Cape, nearly fin- Mid hesHor lo Appear tf fher aae Sue Burnett, The Msnchester Eve- ARflmiOAS, NEW YORK 86, AIRCRAFT MANCHESTER - 1960 AoMrican cAUxe At Mid t^ne and niece and h^ age contract which shipowner* to 1 p.m. at the old Church build-1 lose it! « Whare-Hih:9 at Normau’a. 8120. MI 9-6750. isbSd, aluminum aldiij:, fireplace, nlM Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMER- N.. Y, VACATION, PAID HOLIDAYS, HOSPITALIZATION Div, of United Aircraft Coioniai. 18x28 Utrlng room, knotty heard relaHre thereto and make re­ contand would cost thdpn 86 ing, 9 Ellington Ave.! Rockville. l o ia , NEW TORK 86, N. Y. For lit-dass mailing add 10c for AIRORAFT •FIVE LARGE rooms, first floor, pifie recreation room, bar. ba n ^ garage, bus, Carlton w , Hutchins, turn to thu rour^. And hr malllne o*» or The first class in a Red Cross BROTHERS . and OTHER BENEFITS Corp. APARTMENT SIZE Frigidalre ra- HI 9-6132. hffor# MArrh IW'* hv certified million. For Ist-class malUng add 10c for aach pattern. Print Nams, Address Dlv. Of Uattod Aircraft Ooip, frigeristor, A-1 condition. Call after front and rear porch, cold flaL loqstion. Only 817,800. Carlton W. man. A cony of ihfa orde^ to J»me M. The union rejected a PMA offer Home Nursing course was h e 1 a eaob pattern. Print Name, Address with Zone and PatCsm Number. 86g Mata Street 866 Main Street THE WIUIAM L BELFIORE ABENOY RockvUle. MI 3-7267. ( Hutchins, m 8-5182 Behuetx. 3t WAxhtne+.ofl Pt., Meeche*. Thursday at the Lottl* Fisk Me­ SOI-816 OENTEB ST. 6 p.m. Mt 3-4490. EAST HARTFORD-6 room Cape, ter ronn : RiAtoe Rfecolt. Cooper of over-all increase# whleh would TEL. MI 8-6185 with Zone Style N o .^ d Size. Send 60c for the new, blg-stze ■aot Hairtford, Ooaa. East Hartford, Conn. amount to llJi per cent Increases morial Building in Rockville. In- Ready for you now—spring and MORIARTY BROTHERS V .A .Se e gh l W .L I f N I h M rrrrSBU RGR plate glaoB mirror, AVAILABLE April 1—Pleasant see* WEIXJI STREET—b u p lA 64, idea] braaaaway, garage, storm win­ 0t.. VAaehettar. Conn.. AOArdlnn ad '62 Album flUed with lovely de- An equal oppmi:anity lltATn.for Tboedore B. Bdiraets. Jr. And In wagas and welfar* amount to atrtietor for the 14-hour eourae if ■launer ”62 issue of our pattern Mgns, a needlowbrit srtltch section 315 CENTER STREET Aa agnal eppertualty anployar M H d w l M 1 2 1 exeellent eo^ti ' > / 7'.' / ' : p — - 4 , 2 L ^

1 rl ' -' TUESDAY, MABCH SO, 196t PAO« flCCTEEH TUESDAY, MARCH 20, ^9€2 Pages 17 to 32 iUanrlfrBtfr lEv^ning Section Tu)o iiattrlfpfllpr lEopnittg jlpralb . t u ^ p a y , m a r c h j o , i % 2 ...... ------— ------.i, ------■;,....>.a.urth i efreshments. tb Leonardo A. end Therena -M> dttgreea will be conferr^ on a Paris, property s t 48-45 Seaman claita et candidates. 'A harvest sup­ Delta Chapter No. 81, .RAM. Circle. Main SL, Maneh«$ter per will be served at 6:30 p.m. win meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. ^ OttlUe M. Bckhardt to Laslo and Members are reminded to brir.g at the Ma.sonic Temple for a busi­ jotand Ssarka, property off Birch 'articles for ihe auction table. ness meeting. St. - ; ■ * Richard and Alice K. Elliott to Rockville Emblem’ Club will Thomas E. and UoneltA J. Hind- sponsor a public Military whist at 'The United Church Women of Connecticut will meet at the, Im­ son. property at 7 Xockw’ood St. the Elk’s Home. Rockville, tomor The'Bidwrell Home Improvement THE " manuel Lutheran Church, Meri­ tow at 8 p.m. Refreshments will Co. to Richard N. and Roiiald A. be served. , den. ’Thursday, March 29 at 9 a.m. Reservations for the luncheon may Archambault, property oft Union St. • be sent to Mrs. Ho^vard Schaefer. Members of the Mancheeter Me* Building Permits mortal Hospital auxiliary w-ill be 17 Woodlawn Ter.. Meriden and close Monday, March 26. John R. Weimergren Co. for called by telephone before April Patrick Donlan, alterations at 71 1 for articles for the Spring Festi­ Oxford St., $2,500. val. Welt up will be made by St. Judes Thaddeus Mothers Cir­ H. C. Hutchinaon for ^Thomas members of the auxlUarj’ and cle will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Tucker basement alterations at Manchester Girl Scouts on Satur­ at the home of Mrs. Everett, Cyr, 190 Glenwood St., $385. day, April 7 from' 9 to 12 a.m. 100 Pro.spect St. . Raymond Witfltowskl, altera Hems needed are starched and Uona at 8 Ardmore Rd,, $600. pneased girl’s dresses size 2 to 12,- St. Elizabeth Mother Circle will Walter Baldyga for Norma SEW IT YOURSELF AT trading stxunps, dreesed dolls, meet at the home of Mrs. Anthony ■Klein, outside stairway at 49 handmade articles for the handi­ Gryk. 37 Academy St., tomorrow Buckland St., $125. craft booth tad money for the at 8 p.m. James C. Hampton, demolition marionette rfiow. Of ham at 216 Wethereil St., $100. T h e Tozer Group, Second Con­ Almar Homes for 'nieodore The planning board of Trinity gregational Church, will meet to­ Stephanski, alterations at 42 Otis JUST Covenant CJiurch will meet to- night at R at the home of Mrs. St.. $3,764. rlght at 7:30 at the church. Eldwin Sage, 74 Richard Rd. Mrs. Richjwd N. .Archambault, twd- Y^- Ena Prentice will speak on "Good famlly dwelling at 224-226 Union Book and Beat Sellers." Hasles.se.=i St., $12,900. will be Mrs. James Cooper and Mrs. William Freeman. Member.-: are reminded to bring "Second Mile’’ bags. Police Arrests Mrs. Fannie Hewitt Keiblsh. 21 (William J. Cahill, 35, of Plain- Hawthorne St., apfnt the weekend ■vllle, yesterday morning was ar­ in New York City, where she saw rested on charges of improper pass­ the St. Patrick's Day parade and ing and passing in' a no passing the flower and antique shows at zone. He will' be presented in Cir­ Steak Sale the New York Collsseum. ’ cuit Court 12, Manchester. April 2. Andrew Robert Verraneauit of simpla Richard Olmsftad, son of Mr. 234 Center St., yesterday evening At P^inehurst and Mrs.-Louis Olm.sted, 174 Henry waa charged with breach of the elegant St., has been named to the dean'?, peace, Verraneauit posted a $50 $tyling N. Y, Cut or Hip The Show Is Friday bond while awaiting eburt appear­ tist at Drew University, Madjson, ance April 2'. N.J. . ■ ^ Robert Hitt, Robert Patulak, Carl Swanson and Duane Stimson, members of Mu Sigma Chi. Second Allan J. Robinson, of 3 Kelly Congregational Church, rehearse their "Can-can” number for the Manchester Chrisrtian Youth Coun­ Rd., Vernon, last nlgbt was charg­ SIRLOINS Mi.ss Judy F. L»rson, daughter cil variety show' Friday at 8 p.m. at Baile.v auditorium. Manche.ster High School. Proceeds of the ed with fadlure to obey a traffic of Mrs. Clarenctf' W. Larsisn, 110 show wili be used to bring a foreign exchange student to this country and for the Laubach Literacy control signal and was ordered to lb. 79c Oak Grove St., received high hon­ fund. (Herald photo by Ihnto). appear lit court April 9. ea$y-to- ors for the first semester at Up- -«>- $ew Other Cuts of Sirloin rala College, East Orange, N.J. Steak— lb. 89c A 1961 graduate of Manchestc* Miss Shirln Richardson, daugh­ The Zipser Club w-ill sponsor a High School, she is a freshman ter of Mr. and Mr.s. Robert L. German "Schlact Fesl” supper of Record sales for us... record savings for you 1 PORTERHOUSE STEAK working for a B.A. degree in edu­ Richardson of Bolton, has ben nom­ homemade foods Saturday at the lb. $1.09 ‘ cation. inated by the freshman class of clubhouse on Brainard Pi. Supper Willimahtlc State College as a ca.n- will be served from 6 to 8 p.m. 2nd classic Pinehurst .'59c, Ground Beef The Golden Age Club will meet dldate for the qi/ecn's court at the There will be dancing after the anniversary SALE basket coronation ball March 31. dinner. Tickets may be obtained Thursday at 2 p.m. at the East X Special 49c lb. Side Recreation Building. from the club stew-ard. The public of the Mercury weave ■The color guard of the Manches­ is Inrtted. ' - ^ fabric 10 Ib. Lots—45c lb. ter VFW Post will march in the 10th annual Loyalty Day parade In 100 Coming Glass Coffee Putnam Sunday. W itness Sought Makers filled with 10 oz. • Commercial Instant Maxwell Coffee, !• New Housing • Rebuilt Nutmeg Forest Tall Cedars of In R oad Reatli 1 0 0 % usually $1.99 each— |i Lebanon, will meet Monday at 7:30 Ijp.m. at the Masonic Temple. After IROOFING AND East Hartford police are appeal­ wool While They l,a8t each $1.79 ' the business meeting, George San- 1: dais will show slides of Israel tak- ing for an unidentified witness, who Campbell Meat Soups SIDING ' en last fall on a trip with his wife. might be a Manchester man, to 1 Refreshments will be seived. 6 cans $1.00 New Roofs. .All Types come forward and help with the Fj*ves Troughs investigation of a traffic fatality Shurfine Apple Sauce and Roof Repairs ■ The adult Bible class of Cent.er March 11. 9 white, Full Insurance Congregational Church will meet The man, who Waa last seen in a "A C l' N01\ ' ’ PRICIS . HigliMt ManufaeluraCa aaggaitad ralall 8— .10.3 Cans $1.00 pries liiejud{pa)m lsr.ane Ssfrsstar, natural, Ouaraateed Workmanship Wednesday from 9i45 to U a.m. in ear headed east toward Manches­ reule n lu e nf any ceippset • Only the junior high room of Center niitrla, Sunkist Navel Oranges ter. either wp.s at the scene when compact with fine-far 'Myling • TEL. Ml 9-8168 Church. Mrs. Hooks Johnston will Jotin W, Scharlackes, 19. of. 2 , 6,000 mtifia bet>?'een oil changes • green doz. 79c - - mM anr chsptenr T'.'Tkreufh iff^ -: ^ WocUhevm Strele, Bast Hartford, 30,(Xj0-mile.antia slaW w Saw* alM . smoke-detecting instruments show ■•to* kUwiMwh ro«r. Fm Im* UMlliMM This is aside from the common world market which ^ I I throw ‘ • t ’ — M—— — B— — noM wtTHtRtniio a flame that's aNolutely clean from ■taaBtioM f itmpm vlkMti** many more millions out of:,work during the transitory’ or adjust^ the very moment it’s turned ou. tot Ury« Mr*eity it I4v, ment period. ’ AMO ROCKY HKt .STAMP .STAMP STAMP • • < ADD That, is the reason I warned'town officials to go very slow . ELECTRIC CAN OPENER PUTNAM tRieOE A B G Operates wifisout In even considering the unnecessary’ expenditure of $1. ’That is Down BO fuel bilit MOM chimney draft the reason I now warp the taxpayers to Vote “no." thousands li$t prica 18.95 Owners report remarkable fuel sav­ of times ‘ino” on any ajppropriatlon we do not need now. The 'CLASTONBURVJ mills }/2 mill ' 1 mill . 1 mill ings. There is no smoky warm-up The CUSTOM Mark II furnace old argument that "what we ask is but a pittance” ; amounts to ACRES OF FREE FARKING! period to foul the fum ice and providts its own posilire induced le.«w than one hundredth of min.” is but an attempt to, brainwash" waste oil. Service calls are cut to draft with .precision control. No tile taxpayers.' . the vanishing point. natural chimney draft required. ADO STAMP BOOKS Shortly, I will spend a few more dollars In warning you tax- Special 11 * 9 9 pay’ers to keep- a* tight hold on the clasp of your pocketbooKs IRON FIRI^N S m fim u u d H U r iN * AMB COOUN * if you don’t W’ant your homes plastered with increased m o | < - . • » o cranks to turn ,.a ihotor does the work» GAN BE USED LIKE GASH! gage.s. And notwithstanding that Martin, LaBelle and LeClalre would play down the new library addition costa and the way In. WINDSOR AVE Each Filled Book, Value 83" which the contracts have been handled I’m going to play" the • stops automatically • Magnet holds lid- GRAND FOGARTY BR0&, Inc. whole situation up more than ever at another governmentu' 31? BROAD ST.— Ml 9-45.39 dconomic seminar in IVaddeU school. Fllty Martini. LaBellen and LeClalres may attend the meeting and let’s see Who’s Who • important safety features • cut edges are rolled back OPENING WILSON WATCH FQR ANNOUNCEMENT OF in Manchester when it comes to understanding the town govern­ HEMS Also AM ABIE ot lOPPS WIlSON FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL, CONNECTICUT COKE ment in all of lU ramifications. NAMES OF FRANCHISED ADD STORES! Of c o ^ . Tm afraM of town manager*, aute's attomagm, • no mess— no'bother JEDik) HIGHLAND COAL apd town ceunselora. Yeah. . .7

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S i - ■ Jiut to advertise, ao wS caa fool Kyr.... Fringe VaaiBh^ the customer, and gain a Uttle Ours ii th« first discount profit, and we look good' In the Sarh^i Appear food ntdn in ths GrSnter newspaper. X. Hake your specials avaltobie, Needless arteS jMrsoimeir Hartford ana. don't use your specials as a means Home deliveries f Telephone Simply said: to draw customers, and then hide I" , orders ? Charge aecountsT No, We offer the lowest prices them, where they cannot be found. none of these, at Taps. Sav­ in town for good food. At Too many operators are only con­ ings ? ■ Test /. cerned with hiding the spedala - The fringe servlrts have Food Mart, every day is a low from thoee who only buy spe­ been eliminated and the .Sav­ price day. We sell a complete cials. ings have been perpetuated.'-' variety of national brands. We Believe me, these people will find Overhead, costs are lovVer at W « ^ the specials no mOtter whers you Topps — and the savings are sell'the best of quality in our p as^ right along to shoppers. meat and put them. The ones you end up prodluce depart- hurting, are your Wyal customers ments that I talked about before. Those kja ••• ■ ^ ^ «UA Now, let's talk about quality cim> are the ones whom wo should arork Topps Introduces trolYor a few minutes. Whst do Ws on, to make them mere loyal Food New Vitimiiil Line s p o i n i u N at Food Mart do to malntsin e Hart customers. OUBUS consistent level of quality. ' Si Have enough spedala on hand Topps Discount City's reputation AMIELL s u f i L t n n . First In the Grocery depart­ to carry you throurt>- 'there is for high quality at lowest prices Ciart Site ment. quality is controlled almost much to be lost by running out of now manifests itself in a complete i m u m i CIENIinSE exclusively In the buying. Now spedals at the end of the first day, line of vitamins bearing the Tnppa wU ibyiasir hfl lAeacesise Reg. 1.75 you know that there are a variety or before the apodal Is over. label. of grades of groceries, most mod­ Sveryone mls-Judges specials. We Formulations similar to most fUu em super markets today carry two use Rain Chedcs. and ^many ether leading national brands are being or three grades with ,a price dif­ people uae Rain Checka, and It is made available at the Vitamin ferential on each item, ih ls forced on thp cuatomer — ao that Center at Topps Dbicount City. leaves the control of quality exclu­ ahe may purchadsc the special — Prices at savings of two-tMrds or sively to the customer, CASTILE the following week at the earns more can save Greater Hartford n & j m i m the Perishable department-^ specUd l^ ce. people many hundreds of dollars. Lw Mr baheS StMhr i. i m u i A T i l a i l f R TALC SUKPH this is 'not the case. Ilie mslnte- We put up a sign when the spe­ The Topps Vitamin .Center Is lAence cea M O w l nance of. qualljly Ues directly in cial runa out. Rather than Uke probably tbs largeat et It* kind In Ecnwaf Site the respmuiblUty of the seller. the sign away, and whan a cus­ the entire United Statoe. Met oniy ‘^'SSwmSSi^ .i. In the Meat department quality tomer goes In she adll not see the are all of the national' brands of begins with ths buyer,- who repre­ u r IS m p n in pKi tBT n oi "cMinmc' jnkANK OATAUM) spedal, we put up a sign, and it vitamins represented and avail­ 63c ^ 2 3 c 62e sents the company, dmrenolng President, V>ed Blart says. "WHOOPS. SORRY WE able, but In addition It has tha again on the ^ roach of the com­ SUPPEU) — WE RAN OUT OF complete line of Fheenix Vitamins pany, and what level o( merchan­ A SPBSCIAI.. rraac. .p l e a s e which la today one of the lead­ dise they choose to carry—the se­ have, three or tour dUtereat people To get the right people, we must ASK THE MANAGER FOR A ing name vitamin brands In the lection le made at that point examine ths muchandise and be competitive in the peoples busi­ passing Judgment on i t in the RAIN CHECK.” country. ^ In our Company, we aeleet and ness. Ws do this by providing that In addition to tha Phoenix Une, buy notlttng but top quality Cholps hops that 1^ ths Urns It rsaehss little bit extra. In your business, it ths oountsr, ths msrehandiss Is Topps Is M)W introducing a com­ meats. Our buyer appears vat you want premium beef, you don't plete line of vitamihO under the the market and selects individual 100% in agrssmant with the eom- mind paying a cent and a half Cosmetic Shopping eattle from ahlpmenta into the pany quality oonespta. Bo mudi more. Well, it la the.same with Offered for Men Topps label, thereby bringing to *k;« dty. tor merehandistng. people. Paying,.* Uttle extra, to the public every vitamin at prices w e also buy direoUy from the In conducting our relaUonahq> bring the bwt people to your door. and savings to suit every pocket with our customers—ws try to The new Yopps Store In BUmt book and in the words of a w e lix west we have made arrangements We bleirt our Job indoctrination Hartford is incorporaUng a pree- known authority in ths vitamin' wNun UKHi n m m u XO*CAL0BIE VITAHINS SpeebI ptin! nnoDiiaRG i coNPmE m s ir with two suppUert who ship ju keep one basic idea In mind of our and inaistento on performance, 6 IA X T full oars of eattle and pork, hnd people at all times, that when a along with our. benefit program. tlge cosmetic deputment and has business, "a department ao coin- R a g . 5 0 c An exceibnt vitamin supp*V | iDPPS n^vAUTT firim iii AT ' made available a ^>eeial aervice plete that it meets and beata ail B A l HULTmTSim DISPUT this has- a pre-determined quality customer enters the door, there is Our fringes must be as good or feninnt whan feliewing a ■ ^ DBCODHT TH CEI which these peoi^e know about, h tremendous natural. incltiMiUon better than any of our competltora for men, insuring the shoppers of competition in the vitatatai Bald.'' and which la sent to Us on a reg­ for the customer to have a feeling In trsdng to do this, we provide the right gift for the right woihan. HESSHET loweabria dirt! ** A caU to the Coametic Depart­ The highly trained representatives o f E. R. Comp. vaL Our pries ular basis. The same set of facts of lonesomneas. Insurance programs; bonuses; Sqeibb fir Co. are a v S ii^ for a peisonal Is followed In the produca deput- It is not strange to us—to have Christmas parties; family picnics; ment and a request for assistance Topiw Brahes rD LLP O O M D TsnsIUdkOMWS— 3JI M l' In shopping for-all cosmetic gitt* vitamin conieltation! 3 registared pharmacists WHYPAY* 2 4 .5’ fc, partment where Individual selec­ customers feel that when they look company bowling; family affairs Convenience tions are made by our buyer. around to think, "I am one smaU and atmosphere, only to mention a may be handled personatly or by ASSOBTED will giadhr answsr. any mestiont aboat to^door" styb maltivitambi AvaibUe now Ts m s BbRf RrP **"” " * a m 17s few. phone. Tliia service allows men to at Ito lowiM prices ever! BIO LIFE dietaiy Now, when the merchandise ar­ customer'in this Ug store—where not sell conven­ CHOCOUTES vitammsl Ts|filM-ls|S ' ■« All Ns rives at the store It is again ex­ they deal with thousands each We see little value to spend a call, from their offlee or home, giv­ ience,, food sappbmont, containing 728 mintral amined by the receiver—not every ing a hint of her favorite fragiance Ta|psTI4Inps------— 8 M I J I wedc. They don't Sven know who large advertising dollar if we end breaUiea it! tabbts, 3fi4 vitamh bUats, ovir 1000 lt«n, but every second or thlril I am.” up creating the wrong image. This and the spedal eomeone will have ^ eleal display racks . , . ape- aataral or organfe vitamins and mbanl TsppsDsHf PfaB ------i n M l case is checked to see if the basic This Is a major danger. I feel is another phase, that should be a apecially wrapped gift ahe will cially-daalgnad ahopplng carta BBOCK CHOIBIES « m n p i ^ TNiix ciPiDio tabbts! GET 6 MOS. supply for 7M ! This requirements are ' m et ,A t that that many retailers do not take ad- definitely controlled. Here are a never fqrget. ...extra-wlda alalaa...clearly- J t J E U w i n With Evaiy Parchase o f 100 TsffsHlili lap s ------T J f 1 1 7 point the merchandise Is rejected, vsntage of this, snd get to know few basic -rules tliat, to breate our . '^ia men's shopping service is markad dapartpianta...convim- ovtn and aecoptad formubHonsrmuutia can ^ us^ or it is received. From this point thsir clientele u best hs can, aitd apply at Food Hart, to create our becked by a 100% guarantee and lent check-out counters.v.aerv- by youqg and oldl Each packaco confabs the M.Tspps Isps ■ ' ■— US M l It goes-through its processing, to break down sny barrier to the Advertising Image: all glfta may be exchanged If nec­ lee desk for cheeking pazcela. BEESE PEANUT BUTICB CUPS Amassed in this hags disptiy are more than daify dou^ for chiMrm and adfillt. be cut, or packaged, and at each lonesome customer, that U poasM>ie. 1. We do not attempt to mer- essary, And atr-condlUenrag, soft 4iX),000 Vigran capsales, containiiig^mom Tsp|» swIHf ilistlsf - '-r stage of the Uhe, it Is again ex­ Tou mirtit be saying, tMs all ehandlse specials for a profit. As OUT IN THE OPEN—Thig is a Food Mart policy in handling top-quality ipeat. Here, muiio and celor-coordlnatad in­ amined. Insurance City Pharmacy's pol­ teriors. than 2 hSHon nnita o f vitamin A ! ^ i s is This low prko b avaibbh only for tha fint sounds good, but you know of I mentioned before, we do not de­ icy of free itelivery can be of great with customers looking on at 467 Main St., East Hartford, the meat Is carefully FRENCH DIPPED CHOCOLATE iu>.3»e27c EXTRA SPECIAIr The major purpose in this is te many erators who do not In tvary way, tt'a Toppal •nough to snpply thn M. D.R. (Mmimum wook of oar opanlogl Fall retail valaa b sign a special cut, or special trim service to ail telephone shoppers. 'Wrapped. Ds9y Roquiramont) o f all the people in the 13.95. IM ICUBIBlirAlllI ------m m u f i r enum cssv.vd.3ji SPECIAL! VAinLLA CREAMS «•« »< 15c grtitargreater Hartford area trot for a full day! | CCamsm b felh ssssBNB saila i lavtsm 16.IS18.13 | aw • J TV! T *■ M a s s i v e A tto r im e n t of F isher Q tioliiif X uU I Insurance City Pharmacy Issues Senior Citizen Cards It la a well known accepted ada^e, auppoiedly expreaaed b /{ M vk Twain that "Everybody talks LBTEIIHE n o n PASn abcrtit th'd weather but nobody does In our Toothpaste Dtpf.1 anything about U.’-' c i m m , epngrbw and many, many on-. m n D D iE S i gaidiaUona ip:-tha United BUtee H O L L A im haia^lgiMlr itaitnig 'about the Senior rOTO SXNSAim CEPACOL Available in our on m iE iiT PhirmKy for children CitlMn and tha fact that his VA11QMAUT rANDVI BBAinM 'Oir. UfF PliOBI noutfi wnh asd For diaper rash and medical netds v e , greater, hie Iih 11 L) ' BANAL6 accompanied by their I gargle. 1500 um plat! mmie'-la'^iaa «md he la thereby In linimanf, aitcallant for skin proUams! 5,000 parents! aches and pahiil samples avaifabU! qaad. p f special attention. S T m E , Whan Insurance City Pharmacy 10,000 samplail was founded, the company decided that It was going to do soma* thing about it rather than taUC| m u n about.lt and It organiatd the Sen­ ior CtUxena Society, a non-profit T.LC.Linini NARCELLI BISRIIEL brganlsatlop whose m a m b'a r a Traalmant for chapped BAMD LOnOM Diabetic tags, identi- would be entitled to a special price ZESTABS fkation cards available wherever It W u possible. AuyoM bringing In a roll o f }20-<20*127 hands and skin! Avail­ Sensitive skin cos- When this policy wM ahhouncad able in our pharmacy! Children’s chtwabla in our pharmKy—ask blKk and whits film for phofbfinialiing maticsl 5,000 samples a Registered Pharma* publicly. It created a tremendout mulK-vitamins! 2,500 amount of commentary, both com- will receiva a roll of film absolutaly fn o C-.t'Aj-.ir;,* simples avanabla In arailable in our cos* cist! nMtie dept. petiUva and praise, from senior of chirga! our vifamih'idapt. piUzena and the public at large. When this idea was formulated, I__ it was the dealra o f the Inturanet City Pharmacies to render aervlca Which would give them a-purpoee y<’ ..S '- and mission In Ufa other than Jusv 5. Jf, being in busineas. AHD SHOOT! This miaaion la giving tvtryons HAPPY SENIOR CITIZENS find mofe happinesa at the new Inaurance City Pharmacy In the en tire uuranmea City I%armacy organisation graat aatls- in Toppe Discount City (467 Main St., East Hartford). Assistant Manager Ed Blonaki faction. Their purpose for iMng serves two East Hartford residents, Mr. and Mrs. John Clemenza. In business la taking On tha ela- C O M P L E T E lOBAE STABFUSI • N# ad}usfmenfi required! ^ ... i . . , . .. V- mants of a eniSade, in order.to the Idea 1$ good and worth* members. macy Btorea, TopM in Berlin, 0B_ITABtilTE OOTFITI prove its reason for axlstenee, tq while la proven 1^ the fact that Within Just about a yaar of Its Topps in Wilson and Topps in Beat • Super'sharp MapihetsI such an axtent that tha Idea tha Benlor OiUaens Society, as or* axtatenea thla special department Hartford, as well m at its head­ F L A S H .been picked up by several l a ^ ganlaad by Inaurance City Phar­ has been now exUndad to Include quarters, 711 Main Street, oppo­ • 12 Mg 2a( Oxford School, Hdi^ord.- cencaptratod an Ua efforts in tha f. i :Chrosa buUt from-scratch WKNB Ooniwetlcut area. ous fqptnro pKkad camsra! FuH rangs panchrematie, Unbreakable ria ISM and Ch. ao in UOS- Both Chattbig with him. you fast a I aa an on an aw «B na an «B ns W an m an m aa m m «■ OB m I black and whito! 120-620*127] ’ VAPOBIZEB ASST COLOBS now owned by others..He bad strength and aarlonanepai of pbr^ ■the aacoad UBF statton in tha poae. "Y ou have to cantrlMita to BEISAnORAL n A ., tha lin t tn Mew Bhaland, to mankind to raeMva,*^ ha artra. . CHECK OUB low IQW K i r ‘fa OB tha air. - "My aim fi to halp our aiMilor V ROLL A PURT i s 4 . 5 9 m I 1 4 ' clUsens. Thay daairva avary Mt we Mako as minir prints at yoa -^ Reeqpay, ha got a tentative can do for them.” **OC license to construct a.radio wfah of year favorito nagathml PRICES ON NATiOHAUY MaUOn in West Hartford."^ The aUerhr are a prime totcrert Aanoeietw Cosmell'iBn It's fan ..... It’s aasy! ADVERIiSEQ BRANDS! 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MEN’S WEAR is easy to see—and buy—thanks to these space-age merchaitdise display units at 467 Main St., East WOMEN’S WEAR department is one^of 140 at new Topps Discount City in East Hartford (467 Main St.), Note th t Hartford, home of the 31st Topps Discount City. Store’s 140 departments also will include hardware, paint, auto ac­ extra wide aisles for cart-type shoppers’ convenience. New store is the 31st in five years for Topps, fsst-growing cessories and sporting goods. New England group.

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Nat Falk was axclted yester­ accepted beettuke we sell at lower day. siderabhi savings — that’s the count City. “There — there’s what gives me prices the top merchandise found reason.” His eyes pause here, delays bit the most satisfaction,” he says, Today he was busy. In big cltla8.,^Or, In other words, Nat Falk looks around the there, then move on. pointing. Both days were A-OK with him. first quality merchandise at con-1 new spacious East Hartford Dls- He smiles. "See that family. An entire fam­ . ‘Tniat'a the way it ia when you ily passing through the checkout ara store manager,” says friendly, r i station. 'Their entire shopping has 44-year-old Nat Falk, top man Jn been done In one place. Topps Discount City, East H art­ STRETCH S “I have been in this business ford’s newest business venturri. many years, but believe me, when N at was bom In Now TCdrk City I see an entire family pleased, I’m (isle of Manhattan, to be precise), pleased. Though I have seen it but Connecticut is nothing new to m«zBK)^o thousands of times, this scene al­ him. ways is a rewarding experience,” Of the three Topps stores in the state, he has opened two of them— the ones hi Fairfield and Rasti Topps Drug Store ‘EVERYDAY IS SALESDAY’—aa the sign saya—and this is true at the new Toppa l)i.acount City in Eaat Hartford. H artfort.' He has worked In the Furthermore, the store featurea 120,000 square feet of shopping area and allows cu.atomera to park right dt the front one Ip'Mlddletown. He also opened Has Skin Center thq-Stpre In Baltimore, from where door. Addreaa! 467 Main St. he came to his newest assignment. :,tnie Sensitive Skin Centers, fea­ Nat makes his home In Bridge­ port, Conn., with his wife, the for­ turing Marcelle Cosmetics, .made T o p in Good Luc|tr Omen mer Kate Cooper. They have two byUie Internationally famniui Ror. children. Gerald, 25, and Bennett, den Company, have reached na­ 18, a student at the University of tional fame. Connecticut. . / 1 / Skin problems such as dry or Famous Ribbon Wears Staples When not working. Nat relaxes oily skin, sensitive skin, rose aller­ by watching TV, doing a little bowling and reading a lot. gies, etc. no longer mean the in­ When Keith Smith ihowe up, Nat’s business career began as ^ ^ , f 4 ability to use cosmetics. This medi­ Frank Beckerman will stare. a buyer of ladles coats and suits cally accepted cosmetic line can be N o t'at Smith. for Grayson Shops. He entered the the answer to hundreds of thou­ Hut At Irie ribbon Smith will be retail field In 1951 by taking a sands of “skin problem” sufferers. caroling. If It ia red satin, two management post, with I.nyne Br>'- -For the more severe, cases spe­ tnehea wide and seven feet long, ant, ladles specialty chain. cial testing kits are available to li­ fine. If It la five end one-half Later he came to Topps—and censed physicians in order that BALANCING FAMILY BUDGETS is eMtdr at this new Topps DiscojHli; CHy, 467 Main St., East Hartford. Here, years old, better. hvj has been with the fast-growing specific allergies can be handled clerk does balancing-act of his own as he re-stocks boys’ T- shirts oh attractive counters. And if it has been -cut^ from end organization ever since. under a physician’s care. A wide to end and stapled back together, range of shades and cosmetic sup- Topps future in East Hartford? great. V ’’Everyone htus been great. 1 pliese in this hypo-allergenic field are available at Insurance City Meet Saunder Kaiifman y ' ’ Frank Beckerman will snille. have extreme confidence In this And th at morning in Uie^ mid­ store's potential,” says Nat. Pharmacy, 467 Main 8t., Bast Hartford. dle of (his month, grand opening ”In other areas, Topps has been Finds Right Prescription ior Success ceremonies of the 31sl Topps Dis­ count City will take place here at 467 Main St. The Man Who Doesn’t Slav There's no one prescription for tersd pharmacist to 1050. The ribbon will make it. success. Before joining''Uie lOP organ­ You see, it's quite a. ribbon. YOU don’t have to’ be a pharma­ ization. he was a territory man­ It flies In private planes. It cist to know t h a t ' ager for Aye years' for s leading goes everywhere. It is cuddled and i Saunder J. Kauftoan, in this {toarmaceutioal manufacturer in caressed. And it is used to open ; -vein, 14 fortunate. He’s-'both a this country. every Toppa ' Discount City. In Comes Crowd-and Out Goes Denis pbartriaclst and a tuecess. itti Kaufman is active in Civil It was used to open the first Neither was guaranteed. He petsnse and has submitted e epm- Topps store In Hartford five and When Topps Discount City ssxAsd both the hard way. riumlty Civil Defence progrem to one-half years ego. Since then, it est part, Td say, is the long day. "Best part? Two or three days - During Worid War U, Kaufman opened yesterday, Denis R. Boro- the Federal Oovemment. has flown 67 hours end 2;645 air Eight In the morning to 10 at before the store opens. When the had many harrowing experiences, ' In nianner, Kaufman le both ski walked out ■' floor is all washed and the store ia Including abandoning shipa. miles over 29 etatee. their two children, Michele, SVi. dynamic and patient. He Uatens Beck-erman, president of Tops, No, not a sorehead. ready. That’s the most satisfying Kaufman prefers to talk about moment to me.” and Pamela, IH. anything but. As vice president and quietly, intently. Then, when the ratse the ribbon hie good luck It’s just that he was there long facts are in ami evaluated, he acta omen. And for good reasons. He Boroski is in charge of about 20U Denis looks at h(s cute girls. nneral manager of Insurance City before anybody else—weeks, as a, quickly and positively. ' )ma used It at the opening of people, directly or indirectly. His A visitor asks:’ “Two future l^armacy stores, he has a lasting His is a friendly manner. matter of fact—so it was only Topps cashiers, m.aybe?’’ ) Interest in this area. ' every store. biggest worry, In putting together He is quick to joke end equally Smith, president of K e 11 h B. fitting he should be the first to a super discount store, is mer. Denis smiles: ‘i'nuit’s one de­ There are

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Coalition Cabinet 30 Premature R abies Saved Frondizi Holds Bypirefighters NEW Y(^RK;(AP)—Thirty premature babies were evac­ Post with Deal uated from a ward on the top floor of Kings County Hos­ pital in Brooklyn when a two- By FRANK N. MANITZAS alarm fire broke out in a ma­ BUENOS AIRES (AP)— chine shop on the roof shortly President Arturo Frondizi after 4 a.m. today. clung to his job today by mak­ ■nie infants, In special cribs, ing a deal with Argentina’s were taken to a corridor until ar­ New Battle] Conference armed forces chiefs to form a rangements were made to relocate ; ■ J them In other wards. coalition Cabinet— half civil­ Doctors feared contamination ian, half military— and outlaw from nnoke if the infanta were re- i Cuts Truce' A sk s Paris all political activity by resur­ turned to their own specially equip-1 gent Peronists. ped ward. j The crisis eased, for the moment TTie machine shop 'was destroy-^ In A lgeria Send Envoy at least, ah the'*’ government an' ed. I nounced that the eight civilian Firemen said no one was in-1 jured, and patients in the hdepital' Cabinet members had reaigned to ALGIERS*7a P)—A savage By JOHN iir~mOHTOW BB remained calm. ' , lii i i i mahe way for the new coalition. m. street battle between rrench GENEVA (AP) Soviet Doctors said none or the prenia- j . , i • i s. * rv -r Frondln made peace with the Foreign Minister Andrei Gro­ military In a 40-mlnute conference ture babies seemed to have been troops and right-wing Euro- during the night with Gen. Raul harmed by the shift in quarters, i pean Secret Army guerrilla.s' myko summpned Oimmunist Alejandro Poggi, the army com­ After the fire was extinguished broke out in the heart of Oran j !Saat Germany’s top diplom at m mander In chief; Adm. Augustin ih little moi-e than an hour, a squad today and repeated rounds ofi to Geneva today for consulta­ o f firemen'was detailed to examine R. Penas, chief of naval opera­ all ducts in the building to make gunfire blasted the working | tion. This step gave fresh ur­ tions, and Brig. Gen. Cayo An­ certain that no sparks were smol­ quarter of Bab el Oued in Al- i gency to East -West talks on tonio Alsina, the air force com­ dering In them. mander. giers. A number of persons! Berlin against the background Afterward the government an­ ■ The firemen used hoses in upper were wounded or killed. j of the 17-nation disarmament nounced In a brief communique fldors rather than haul their own The shooting shattered a quiet. conference. that the president would form a hoses up. They c ^ e d axes, hand prevailed up to noon in The* .conference Itself addressed exUngulshers and other manual Algeria after „„„rlvnearly tuntwo d«vdays . of ■ a special bid to France to abandon “ Cabinet of national unity" after equipment. t-v T > Consulting today with “ the repre­ bloody flashes In the wake of a! Its boycott of the Geneva meeting sentatives of the Democratic par­ Turning In of the second alarm ■ cease-fire proclaimed between ' and send a delegate to fill the ties and rqjresentatlve institu­ was largely to gel a lot of man- jrnujce and the Algerian nation-* empty 18th chair. There was no In­ Many food $fore» advertiia "diicounJs" announcing prica reductions on power and equipment to the scene ajssts tions.” dication that President de Gaulle selected items. They say discount but what they .really mean is s^le . • . a Frondlsl also declared he would —ready for use if things got bad ( The battle in Oran was the first i would heed the appeal. He consid­ not retreat from his unpopular c "« h reported there be-! ers the meeting useless. reduction in price on a few items for a few days. Now, for the firsHlm* in austerity program, -which was Building B, at 431 Clark-son Aye. | tween French government forces' On another front, disarmament The first alarm wa.s sounded at and the Secret Army since the experts of the United States, Brit­ widely blamed for his election 4:11 a.m. and the second at 4:24. Hartford, ijDPPS FOOD MART brings you an authentic discount food su^)er^ setback. cease-fire. The Secret Army Ir ain and the Soviet Union resumed The hospital is a municipal insti­ determined to keep Algeria three-power discussions of a nu- His agreement with the mlU- PRBSIDBNT FRONIMZI tution. market. . . . a new way of serving the food shopper with lower prices eve^ tary brought Frondlzt through the French. weapons ^est ban. Informants no. w M ^ e y failed to make any dent worst ch^Ienge to his hold on the The battle broke out just after day o f the week! Shop Topps Food Mart and be convinced. One visit will government reins since he took noon and continued until 3:30 p.m. In the East-West deadlock over office in May 19B8. He still faced Unofficial sources said the fight provisions fqr inspection to police convince you of over all savlng,s!' the reaction of millions of voters Education, Technology started when a mobile aquad of the ban. They did agree to meet who chedked up smashing victor- gendarmes came upon a roving again Thursday. size A les for- Peronists, in Sunday's Secret Army patrol. The gen-' praesure mounted among the un­ congre^onai and phwlnciai elec­ darmes were attacked from an­ committed nations for a moratori­ moine tions. tw , hqWever, the capital Ribicoff Proposes other direction by another Secret Guest of t^e Patrick Henryks Crew um on nuclear weapons teats be­ was surprisingly quiet. Army commando unit. fore the United States resumes Vi’endy Maddocks, 16-year-old deaf ihute from Edinburgh, Scotland, embraces Chief Technician Ills -ntlUlafy chiefs lied ap­ Many young Europeans then testing in the atmosphere next peared ''natrationa are be­ suggesting that the United States a great loss, I think we are mak­ ternational communications net­ 5. Cooperation In mapping the stepped on the crawded slate last phone owners tai the state wUi find ing handled.'peacefully.” . and the Soviet Union pool their Bulletins ing a great mistake, in not having The annbuncement -wa.s in sharp works utilizing earth satellites. magnetic field surrounding the night with an ofHctal declaration their monthly iaies lower than efforts in I such fields as weather 2. A joint project for studying earth and the exchange of space Culled from AP Wires of his candidacy. No one was aur- scholarships for the qualified, able the past as a result of a Southern contrast to the bloody 36 hours forecasting and international com­ young men of this country who following Monday’s ceasc-flre and obser\’lng weather by mean.i 6-8 overoge prlsed, since he had been acting New England Telephone Company munications and even future ex­ of orbiting satellites. (Continued on Page Twelve)' like a candidate for quite some othei^sC would not .get an edu­ proclamation bv which at least 70 ploration of the moon and planeta. change which goes into effect at FRONDIZI FACES STRIKE' time. cation.” —■ ^oslema were killed and nearly Khrushchev proposed a eix-point He told the subcommittee he this month's billing. program largely parellel to the RUENOH AIRES (AP) •— A . Wallace, 46, now serving his Rate changes have been made third term In the Cteneral Assem­ would:preaa for Creation o f a De- (Continned on Page Twelve) President’s suggestions. He Jiaid •trlkei call to two million worker* by SNETICO in areae which have Hurley Report Released. ralaed new threat* totUv to 'Ar^' bly. made the ennouncement at a parttM t'. of Eklucation, Science he was instructing Soviet repre- and uWhnology, headed by a sec­ ■hown enough growth to m ov^rom aentstlvss In the Ti.N Spar tiiro FronfUzl’* thin hold on the dinner sponaowdiqr the "Win with one clasaiflcation to anqUier in Wallaco Committee.” retary. , mlttee to meet American repre­ -ppwiutHiic.v of AnwiUiia. smj- rlW.rtujfc terms of population, where sentatives and discuss practical two powerful unions railed a 24- ■"Our party and our etate need Ribbleoff’a department now su­ 8NETCO offlceg have bMn set up. pervises' the Office of Education, plans. But he added; hour atrike for Friday to pro­ new Ideas and new vision to face Ratea will average between 25 News Tidbits Secret Papers Blast test eanoellatlon of the Peronitt the crltli^ years ahead,” Wallace which was criticized several years ' "A t the same time it seems ob­ and SO cents a mqhth lower, sc- “from the .AP Wires victorle*. There were fear* the said. ago by 'Vice Adm. Hyinan Rick- cordlng to the company, again de- vious to me that the scope of our atrike would Ia*t longer and lead minute maid "In all humility I seek the op­ over, who made a compafl**)" ndtaw upon changes in the status cooperation in the peaceful ex­ to riolnnre. Andrea Framlnl, the N portunity to senre our state: to United States Mill Russian educa­ area, ' ploration of space, just sa the . , i b . White House announces that Peroniat textile union bo** whote helhelp provide Hts leadership we so tional programi In the Hartford exchanges, csti' choice of the very directions along Chiang’s War Effort ^ victory for governor of Boeno* Br*»d». CiV«». CooWi«». '•* desperately need.” "There Is muck that Is wrong mates indicate that .2.449 custom­ Shah of Iiien and Empress Farah which such cooperation would be ” .Vires waa washed out Iw Fion- wtU pay state visit to United States possible, dqpenda in some degree. «eund m t.eUinq d.ily ers will' hsve an annual reduction dlr.1, (old newsmen he believed (Oonllaaed on Page Mxteea) (OcaUnued on Page Eleven) which will total $21,072. next moatb ■ . . President Ken­ 6h the solution of the disarms- 'WASHINGTON (AP) — Docu-*dlzed hy the Soviets was based on the workers would art together nedy's mother, Mrs. Joseph P. mem problem." i .Other areas, and estimates, are: menu voicing criticism of the the late Josef Stalin's position at "not to bUow our victories to be Kennedy, 71, leaves St. Elizabeth’s Windsor Locks. 7M customers, Before an agreement on general war effort of Nationalist Chinese the time. taken from onr hands.” $4,293; Windsor, 359 customers, Hospital at "> Boston to return to and complete disarmament is But, Hurley said, the Soviet po­ Palm Beach, Fla., where ehe will President Chlang Kai-shek 'sre ‘tiT.. t f'"" Backs Kennedy’s Qaim ^ $1,992; Manchester, 1,217 cuatom- reached, he said, both countrlLS among the long secret China pa- sition changed between 1943 and " NEW SENATE HOPEFUL efs, $0,104; Glastonbury, 4$3. $2,- continue her convaleseenee from a ; are* limited In. the possibility of 1945 because of factors in the So for ’ _ P # ' pelvic hernia operation, performed i cooperating In space. I pers released by the State De- BOSTON (API—Another lamed 417; Newington, 90, $400: Farming- i partment. Viet Union's favor. One of these name was added today to the ton, 825, $4,392; and Simsbury, 1,- March 13 ... The Dr. Tom Dooley I .-i y,ese considerations for r The 901-page collection also in­ factors waa that United States aid star studded cast seeking a U.S. 486. $10,894. tribute fund, an organisation found­ the simple reason that It would cludes a 1943 report to President had saved the Soviets, Hurley said Senate seat from Mnasarhn- Dulles Says Nixon The telephone company antici­ ed to continue the famed jungle be better If we see all the sides of Franklin D. Roosevelt by Maj. Gen In a statement, Hurley reiterat­ setts. The latest candidate .1* pates reductions In the state to re­ doctor's work overseas, files vol­ the question in a realistic light,” ed chargea that the Yalta agree­ sult in an annual difference of be­ untary iMiikmptcy pefiMnn In U. S. Patrick J. Hurley, who had gone Harvard history professor, H. m y -t -fin e he added. on a special mission to China ment served as “ the blueprint for Hluart Hughes, 45, grandson ot tween $2 and $300,000. Of this. $52,- District Coort In St. Louis. The 17-nation disarmament -con­ the Communist conquest of China." 000 in reductions is expected (n the where he talked with Chlang and (ho late Chief Justice Charle* Erred on Briefing British frigate Rothesay and ference meeting in Geneva .since The report from Hurley to Roos­ Evans Hughes. Hughes said he Hartford area. "U.S. and Chinese military leaders. 6 o z . Turkish submarine ,Gur collide in March 14 has made no visible Officials said publicalitih' of the evelt said Generalissimo Chlang will announce his candidacy next Straight of. Glbralta and both are progreas because of disagreement World War II papers was held up Kal-shak had doubts about attend­ week as an Independent. His 41 to 47 sllgtaUy damaged, British reports over the issue of Inspection to pre­ ing a summit meeting with Stalin WASHINCrrON (AP) — AUenf "M y briefings were lntelligenee< for at least] five years because grandfather was the Republican HARTFORD (A P )—The State from Glbralta say . . . Singer Ed­ vent oheatinS. , nominee for president In 1916. ' a IB. DuUeS, former dlreetor o t the briefings on t^e world situationr their release might prove offensive They did not cover our own gov­ Motor VeMcle Department’s 'dally die Fisher leayes Rome for New In his March 7 letter, Kennedy to Chlang, now on Formosa. (Continued on Page Twenty) Prof. Hughes said he “ had been (Central IntMBgWice Agency, says York to negotiate for producUon mix - no holes Richaid M. Nixon was In error ernment's plans or progrsims for record of automobile fatalities as Although there was no immedi­ a Republican but more Demo- full pound loaf of last midnight and the totals on of four fUnm. and-reports at* crat than an>-thing else." when he charged that President action, overt, or covert.’* that his wife, actress Elizabeth ate official comment from For­ In Los Angeles, Iifixon's office the same date. last year: Kenaedy had been bdefed during Taylor, would st4r In two of them Substitute for Milk mosa on tbe paperq, made public Garbage Collector the (IMM) campaign on Cuban In- said it had no ccsnmeqt on the 1961 1962 SWINDLE TRIAL HALTED . . . Bt. Louis grocer, Adam Reitz, Tuesday night, some Chine'se Na­ If w. m «f «• •dv.rtltW it«M y«M*rt ■*tlflad.«» • vaslon preparations. Dulles or White House statements. Killed ...... 41 47 MIAMI, Fla., (A P )— Alfred who died )«st Dec. 20 at age 93, Ag Strontium Bur tionalists questioned «the wisdom Cleared; $125,000 wSich ..KH.i y*. (• Suy tha ftn. I4m i at DtdlM said, however, he be- Nixon, who now is a member of of the publication.' ' D. Ijuirence, charged In a nuiltl- a.y fim. at til. •ima prica. BevedlBa charge—contained in a Los Angeles law firm, is seeking ] Greek Week Relay leaven most of $228,647 entate to mllllon-dollar oil stock swindle, 61 friends and former enstomera, Held Greater Peril Prominent (Jhlnese newsmen in Gems Thrown Out! Nixon’s nesC^jook, ‘ Six Crises”— the Republican notnlnatlon for gov­ S’fW lR S (AP>- The Greeks hsd Taipei said they thought it un­ I stopped hLs trial tow y when he was the resulthonest mis- I probate records at St. Louis note. 9 I ARMOUR'S STAR ernor of Olifomta'. a word for It wise to release the papers at a; n p ,rw ^ p .p n ^ TAT*i declared po was tocompetent and undcMtandlng." In his book, the former yiee prea- The University o f Connecticut Richard Cardinal Cushing, an ITHACA,-N. Y. (AP) — Ameri­ Ume when the Chinese National-1 BRIDGEFOKr lAii ~ "Willie; couldn’t carry on a* his own St- cans. could do more harm than hen and tom and other famous Nixon contended Kenney -had idebt said Kennedy had forced him "WlU have a iVhole week of it.,wljen ulcer patient recently discharged lets are talking of a comeback I Stevens, a 39-y car-old Stamford j tonicy. Federal District Judge been told the CIA was hel):^ to Into a dilemma on Cuba diulng the after two weeks in St. pHlzabeth’s good by eliminating milk from George'C. Young of •lacksonvllle DMART the students celebrate Greek Week their diets to avoid the threat of against Communist China. collector, haa been: brands train Cuban rebels for an Inva.- campaign. This ycoM, he said, the April 2-8. Hospital, Boston, says o f hla milk recessed the trial and ordered a tl(m and had JeopanHxed the ]San diet, "ras married to • cow.” . . . radioactivity, a radiation biologist The Nationalist Chinese Foreign cleared of a larceny charge in the j ohly time during, the race he got A hltdilifdit wdll be a torch-*car- Office said It would reserve com­ psychiatric examination for Lau- la campaign onatory. Further evtdemV of downlarn la said today. dlaappearance o f $126,000 in gems i renoe. Laurence was one o f 21 In­ angry at his rival. ’ rylng relay from the steps of the, . * Prof. Cytll Comsu' of Cornell ment until the full text of the I The White' House denied -this Kennedy, said Nixon, called for state- Capitol to the campus on I turkey pradoctloB tMs year is from the home of a New York I dicted for using the Salt lAko Tuesday, p a yin g Kennedy knew University said no modlflcation of papers Is studied. i diamond dealer. action to “strengthen the non-Ba­ April 2. given in agrlcultuya] report on - U.8. Ambassador Everett F. City Stock Exchange to manipu­ nothing of the'invasion prepara­ testings of turkey breeding hens diets or food technology were need Superior Court Judge James C. late prices of stock In Ihe Col- tista democratic anti-Castro forces About 130 fraternity men— cd to reduce radioactivity intake Drumright hss resigned and re­ tions until after he was elected in exile end in Cuba Itself 'who of­ for pullorum dleease, Washington Shannon dismis.sed the indictment liimbtM Rexatl OH C o. SVflSeVSOVll llftak vTITw . spaced at quarter mile intervals "at present or foreseeable levels turned, home from Formosa for un­ and that Nixon’s "acoMutt is ap- fer eventual hope of overthrowing Will convey the torch from Hart­ reports say . . . President Kennedy yesterday for lack of evidence, ae.-—..-m eaafc paiently baaed on a misunder­ o f contamination.” disclosed reasons, but pjcjowmably bringing to a liait the three-day fPIOTWY^PlKB W^WiPnW Castro." ford to S tob^ over the 26.2 miles preparing reorganization order due to opposition f^relca.se ot the VIR BATTLE REPORTED standing.” ' , Cmnar is''director of Cornell's jury trial ¥ He did this. Nixon contended, prescribed' In. the Olympic mara­ setting up an Office for Scieace Radiation Btqlogy Laboratory. papers. *■ JERCSALE3I (AP) — Syrian White .House press secretary after having been briefed about the and Technology to coordinate gov-, Stevens was arrentcd Sept. 18, and Israeli warplanes clashed Pifure SaUngvr Said Dulles had thon. ' ' His remarks were- ln a speech pre­ Hurley's report said that on the training of Cuban exiles. erament activities in this field, three days after the gems were today and a Syrian spokesman twice briefed Kennedy during, the ReducUons in' areas affected will pared for delivery at (Cornell’s ag­ Whole, Chlang and the (Jhlnese peo­ accidentally carried , from the •Nixon said that Kennedy’s call vary t o r Individials becauae of says Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, ricultural progress day. ple favor democracy and would said one Israeli flghtW fled 10-24 lb. average presidential race but that the D-Mlnn. home o f Morris E. Nelkin, 272 iCeMrve .(be Right to Limit Quantities lateAngir eonqisted mainly of a for stronger action put him on the differences between rates for pri­ He said foods substituted for •^llow Roosevelt’s leadership. But, May-Apple Rd., Stamford through from a dog fight In flame*. broad review o f the world Mtua- spot and forqed him tc take a vate and party line services. Tbe Castro regime puts teeth,in milk, to provide needed calcium he said, the Chinese central gov­ Each nation isooosed the other Plans call for the relay to -wend a garbage collection., tkm. public 'irtand at variance with his Its new rationing laws by decreeing would 'taicreaee the Strontium M ernment gave Importance.„tq "con­ ■nie state did not oppose the de­ of vlqUtIng Its air space in thi* In a memorandum Dulles said, actual views because "the opera­ Its way through East Hartford. flve years IntprisMoneat for aay leVfl of tll9

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