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^ State News Souvanna Forecasts

Roundup Kennedy Seeks Russian Agreement

Crashes Kill

^ To Laos Cease-fire 3 from State

More By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris, March 28 (A>)—Princetbollevod the international control Souvanna Phouma of— Laos to- commUsion ihould he liustallGd Three Connecticut resident.* first and then a cease-fire declared. died yesterday as a result of day predicted that the Sovi^ After this, he said, the 14-nation Union will accept BritainV conference should be called. auto accidents. Two of the victims were Fair- cease-fire proposal for his Asked If he thought It possible field County.* youths. Tlie third Asks Shift President country “with some slight to' have an effectlve'*cease-fire In was a Meriden man who was killed ; modifications.” Laos, the prince said; "Yes I do. In upstate New York. The neutralist Laotian leader, I think it would be easy to con- Richard F. Kane, »20, Burlington For Step-up who the Sovleta contend Is the trol a ceaae-flre.” Ct., Norwalk was injured fatally Of CANEL rightful head of the Laotian* gov- Prince Souvanna, who as pre- in a one-car accident in Westport ernment. made his prediction af- mier last year tried to form a last night. He died later In Nor- ter a conference yesterday with coalition between pro-'western Ln- walk hospital. Into AEC In Defense the Soviet ambassador in Paris. otian factions and the pro-Com- Pplice said Kane was a pas- 2 Prince Souvanna s^d he thought munist Pathet Lao rebels, fied In- senger in a car driven by John M. By ELTON O. FAT the Russians would agree to join to exile in Cambodia when troops Stankevitch Jr., 23, of 16 George Washington. March 28 (/P) led by anti-C o m m u n 1 s t Gen. Ave., Norwalk. The vehicle went Washington, March 28 ffP) ■"in an East-West appeal for a —President Kennedy told —President Kennedy asked truce in the war in Laos between Phouml Nosavan and Prince Boun out of control on Bayberry 1.4>ne Congress today that he pro- western-backed forces of Prince Oum captured Vientiane, the La- and strufk a tree. Congress today for a boost of otian capital. In December. The Kane was thrown from the car. poses to take nuclear-powered Boun Oum’s government aind the aircraft research out of the nearly $2 billion in the no* pro-Communist Pathet Lao rebels, Western Allies subsequently rec- Stankeiitch was injured and re- tion’s defense prostram who are being supplied by thp ognized a Laotian government ported in fair condition in Nor- defense budget and tran.sfer walk Hospital. marily to beef up the Polaria Russians. headed by Boun Oum. it to the Atomic Energy Com- The British proposed that after Prince Souvanna is now touring Kane was the son of Harry mission. missile submarine and Min- the cease-fire the Indlan-Polish- western European and Commu- Kane, principal of Cranbury Ele- In his message on the military uteman missile projects. nist capitals, seeking support for mentary School in 'Norwalk. Kennedy said he asked this step- 8 Canadlan Truce Control Commis- It was Westport’s first fatality budget, the President said; sion set up by th^e 1964 Indochina an international conference to "\Ve propose to terminate de- up in the Defense budget he In- armistice be revived and then a work out a peace settlement for in 23 months. velopment effort Ob'*” both ap- herited from the Elsenhower ad- Laos. The Soviet Union and Red A 17-year-old Stamford boy, proaches on the nuclear power- ministration because the United 14-nation conference be called to John Curto, died yesterday of in- work out a final settlement. plant. comprising reactor and en- States must continue to have “the (Continued on Page Seven) juries stiffeied in a crash Siuiday gine, and on the airfram e.. .•’’ ability to survive a first blow and Souvanna Phouma said that he after a police chaae. Young Curto Tills raised an immediate ques- respond with devastating power." was one of five passengers in the tion as to what this means to 'Unit- The President said his request car. The driver was Raymond Dar- • Aircraft Corp.’s Connecticut stemmed from the reappraisal of And Spoil Laos Peace Hopes din. 18, also of Stamford, police Aircraft Nuclear Engine Labora- the U.S. defense posture he re- said. tory (CANEL) at Middletown, quested Secretary of Defense Rob- A State Trooper chased the Conn. ert S. McNamara to make last vehicle off the Connecticut Turn- j h e laboratory has been in gp- | January. While the review is many pike and Into the city, police said. months short of completion, Ken- Tlie chaae ended with the crash of e i^ o n since 1953 and employs j France Fears Tough 2.38^ persons. | nedy said, "circumstances do not the vehicle into a parked car and permit a postponement of all fur- an oil truck. At United Aircraft headquarters in Ea.st Hartford, there was no ther action,” Dardin was charged with negli- gent homicide. An appearance was comment from the company. Only There was only the briefest men- last week a congressman said he SEATO to Rile Reds scheduled for Circuit Court 1 April tion in Kennedy’s message of com- 25. had been advised that the work parable U.S.-Russlan missile

In Victor, N.Y.. Robert Mikla, done at CANEL would be contin- strength and, whether Russia ued. , ■ Bangkok, Thailand, March 28« "small effect” on the SEATO con- 29, of 73 Elizabeth Rd., Meriden enjoys a so-called “misstlq gap" was injured fatally when a tire The President s message left un- advantage over this country. (jpl__Secretary of State Dean Rusk ference but he added: "It did not blew but while his station wagon clear jus’, what would lie the fu- Scuffle at Fort Lauderdale “It has been publicly acknowl- declared tonight he is confident “a put us back in any way." ture of CANEL. The portion of strong, unanimoOa resolution on . He expressed gpiarded optimism . was on the New York State Thi-u- An unidentified vouth loses all but his shprts in a battle with Fort Lauderdale police last night when edged for several years.” Kennedy that Britain’s proposal for a cease- way. The car flipped over; Five his message dealing with the sub- they jailed more than 100 young persons for disturbing the peace and being drunk in public. For said, "That this nation has not led Laos will be approved by the ject follows: Southeast Asia Treaty Organiza- fire will jecelve favorable atten- others In the car were hospitalized, the' second night in a row, the entire police forcie was called out to handle the thousands of vacation- the world in missile strength.** tton in Moscow because the Rus-1 New York State Police identi- ■‘Nearly 15 years and about II ing college students protesting the early closing of public beaches. (AP Photofax)^______During last year’s presidential tion’s council of ministers. France offered objection.*, show- sians have already Indicated they fied the group as entertainers en billion have been devoted to the campaign, Kennedy said there 'was agree wih two of the three points j route to an engagement in Buf- attempted development of a nu- a missile gap. ’This was challenged ing a reluctamce to antagonize the Soviet Union with a hard-hitting — recalling the neutral armistice, falo. clear-powered aircraft; but the by Republicans. Last month, Ken- commission to Laos and holding a possibility of achieving a militari- Fire Deaths 11.! Failures Concealed nedy aaid it wmikl be "premature SEATO resolution that might nfar ly useful aircraft in the foresee- to reach a judgment aa to wOiether Laotian peace hopes.jjSAsked to 14-natlon conference on the future 52to4S comment on this Rusk told a re- of the country. The third point able future Is still very rem ote.. . ” there is a gap or not a gap" 'untQ is the cease-fire itself. Hartford, March 28 'tflh— The May. Reach 12, the McNamara, study waa com- porter: State Motor Vehicle Department’s The message continued: SEATO secretsry-general' Pote "Transferring the entire sub- Jteds Deny Losing pleted. "It will all come out in the wash Sarasin shid the foreign ministers daily record of automobile accl- In today’s message, Kennedy tomorrow." denU as of last midnight and the ject matter to the Atomic Ehiergy Commission budget- where it be- In T ennessee said deterrent strenfftl) did not He acknowledged that there had totals on the -eanre date last depend "upon a simple compari- been vJUxBly disagreement with (ContiDiied Page N(lie) longs, as a non-defense research year; ** item, we propose to terminate de- Clarksville, Tenn., March 28 son of missiles on hand before an the French over the re.solution 1960 1961 Man in Space Hop attaick.’’ Rather, he said, it "de- but aatd it had never reached the velopment effort on both ap- A family of 11, possibly 12, died Accidents ...... 8.97.5 8,949 (est.) today in a fire which destroyed the pends not only on the number of stage of an open split. Killed ...... 62 48 proaches on the nuclear power- The divergence of ■views Laos, Germany plant, compromising reactor and home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex-White- our missiles and bombers, but on Injured ...... 6,205 4,834 (eat.) engrine, and on the airframe: but head in the nearby rural communi- Moscow, March 28 (flV-One of-^ .stability. In reply to another ques- their state of readiness, their abil- emerged at the third secret ses- ity to survive attack, and the flex- sion of . the 3-day ministers meet- to carry forward scientific re- ty of Dotsonville. the Soviet Union’s top space sci tlon. he said it makes no difference On Agenda of search , and developpient in the Sheriff Kenneth Albright’s of- enlists said today that it was "an here in the Soviet Union whether ibility and sureness with which ing. which clo-ses Wednesday. Lost Boy Found we can control them to achieve Rusk told the seven other for- Hartford, March 28 Wi — A 9- fields of- high temperature ma- fice said 10 bodies, most of them utter fabrication” that the Rus- the men were married or not. year-old Glastonburj- boy, object terials and high performance re- children, were recovered within a sians had tried and failed to send He said they were being trained our national purpose and stra- eign ministers of the SEATO na- tegic objeotlves.” tions at a sdislon this afternoon Warsaw Pact of a night-long search by 200 po- actors, which is related to AEXD’s few hours from the smouldering a man into Space. to operate and control a space that President Kennedy and he lice. firemen and volunteers, was broad objectives in atomic reactor embers. Firemen sought two more Vasily Topchlev, vice president ship and how to communicate ’The shifts In the Pentagon continue hopeful that the Soviet By THE .ASSOCLVTED PBIW,S found shortly before 6 o’clock this development including some work believed to be in the debris. of the Academy of Sciences, told with the ground. Besides a gen- budget recommended by K em ^y eral physical training program Union will agree to a ceaae-flre in ' Communist leaders of the War- morning walking along Main St. in at the present plants, making use "Tlie tiodies were burned hor- a news conference that western would produce these net changes the war-divided little IndoChineae saw Pact nations met today with Blast Hartford. of their scientific teams." ribly and could not be identified press reporters saying as many there Is also a program to Increase in financing: kingdom. their defense and foreign ministers when they were recovered." said as seven would-be astronauts had resistance to possible adverse fac- Deputy Sheriff Charles Binkley. tors in space, he said. (Otntinued en Pago iBtght) But he urged the SEATO coun- In a summit-level meeting In Mo4- (Continued on Pngs Five) (Continued on Page Eight) perished were "entirely and abso- cow. 'But most of them appeared to be lutely imfoimded." But he gave no explicit details cil to make clear to Moscow that children." about the Soviet training of astro- the antl-Communlst alliance Is Secrecy surrounded the confer- Topchlev also indicated that ence-officials would not even say Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead and some sort of contact with the Sov- nauts. ready to Intervene with arms to their nine children lived In a 5- Asked by an American corres- prevent I*aos filin g to pro-Com- where it is being held—but Laos State to Ask Gas Chamber iet Venus probe has been re- and Germany are believed on the room log house, along with Mrs. established. It was not clear, how- pondent why the Russians do not munist rebels bolstered by Soviet- agenda. Whitehead’s fatlier, Albert Gibbs. ever, whether this was direct ra- announce space flights or their Bulletins supplied arms. The bodies were removed to a French Foreign Minister Mau- The presa limited itself on the dio contact or other means. goals In advance, TopchieV replied: Culled from AP Wires situation in Laos to reporting that Clarksville funeral home. ^ In reply to a question, he said "Sensationalism .is alien to rice Couve de Murvllle was report- Finch, Tregoff Guilty Firemen were uncertain how ed to have replied that such a Pr’esldent Kennedy and Soviet For- that the space \’ehicle was on its us. Modesty obliges us to an- int ; eign Minister Andrei Gromj'ko ex- the fire started but a neighbor course very close to the projected nounce a launching when it takes blunt statement would hurt bv Prewed hope for a peaceful solu- said it may have been struck by LYGOBUNG CONTBAOT VOTED. ehances of a trajectory, would pass about 60.- place." Stratford, March 28 m — A' ffiS tl»lr t.lk y«. lightning. 000 miles from Venus about May Another American correspon- majority of union Workera at I t e r d a y . Of Murdering His Wife Batson Harris Jr., who lived 19 as scheduled and "'We will pub- dent asked if this did not ~ imply '.they agreed to negotiate. nearby, said Jie found the house AVCO Corp.’s Lycoming Dtvl- ' A source close to the French Newspapers noted the arrival of lish reports later." that American scientists are seek- sion voted today to accept a new delegation indicated, however, that the top men In seven of the eight Los Angeles, March 28 Poland, East Gerrnanyv Czechoslo- gas chamber for Dr. R. Bernard do not annqjjfffc'e their flights be- of moat of the 2,100 membera of tion of vietoing the conferencp reso- vakia, Romania, Bulgaria and- —not a woman—and that the first lution, which must have the unan- Pinch and his mistress, Carole flight would last only a few hours. cause they, too, have an occasional United Auto Workers Local 1010. imous consent of the eight minis- Hungary. Tregoff, convicted of murdering He declined, however to be failure. A precise tally of the votlag waa Albania, currently at odds with ters. his socialite wife with a bullet in pinned down on a date for such a Topchiev said: not iiiado. F r^ East, Local prea- the KTemlln. sent its defense min- the back. Another factor was an article In ister. Communist China. North News Tidbits flight, saying that further experi- "I in no way meant to reflect on Ident, said the contract provtdea the Soviet Communist party news- A third Jury, agreeing after two ments arc necessary in order to United States scientists and would for 6-cent houriy'wage Inereaaea Korea and Outer Mongolia had ob- others ha A don’t know".’’ suffers rebuff In first test at polls earlier hearing. volcanic eruption of “nuudmnm three children, won a 4-year col- As they were led out of the of hts austerity program and neu- lege scholarship several years After arriving in the United Two bills sponsored by the Leg- force” tn the central part of the courtroom, the lovers embraced tralist foreign policy .. Rising wave Daiiburv Vote islative Council, an agency of the ago. States in 1949, Mr*. Varnik worked of spring strikes ties up all Italian Kamchatka Peninsula was re- at a variety of jobs imtil 1951 tearfully and tenderly. They stood General Assembly which does re- ported today by the Soviet Newa Her joy was doilbled when clasped together briefly. Then port operations, stops Inter-city bus Danbury, March 28 i.'P' — Re- search on topics being considered, daughter Reet competed for and when she went to work'here for service, and sends grumbling AgeBcy Tass. The eruptloa ef Pitney-Bowes, manufacturers of darole. head down, shoulders shak- publicans have been swept back for legislation.' were the princi- the Bezymyanny peak started won the same acholarshiup when ing with sobs, followed a woman Romans to work afoot or packed in into power In the city of Danbury pal measures under discusslog. her turn came. postage meters. She is an accounts trucks. Soviet drive to oust Secre- last Ssturdv with n mnshreom- receivable’ clerk. sheriffs deputy back to jail a few for the first time since 1953. One would set up a state sys- shaped cloud of gas, Tass aatd. And today, when Marlt, the tary-General Dag Hammarskjold In the city's biennial elections youngest daughter, made It a clean Pitney-^wes is the donor of floors above. tem of registering motorboats to On Sunday a pillar of ask and Under California law the same anLondon Clinic, flying to Los An- (OonttBued on Faff* Nina) African Yamlk saw her husband. after murder conviction. (AP gelas for fear months aff’rML (OenUnoed en Page Three) * ^ e rs was a niobUiaatlaa et‘ (OoBtiaMd SB Faffs Tbrda) Photofax). (CoaOiiiMd OB Paff* Four)

.A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCIfESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY. MARCH 28, 1961' FAGETHRli. FACE TWO Hebron Colutnhia GOP Captiir es 3rd Member of Refugee Family M a n y of R a r e Coins F o u n d HEALTH CAPSULES B o a r d o f F in a n ce ky MiekMl A. Peili. M .a F u ll Blo o d m o b ile Sheinwold on Bridge ^'ree, Gratis! Danbury Vote Wins Full College Scholarship WHV IS A MUHiDiPICFt. I N V IT A T I O N Th e f t B l a m e d to Tw o B oys RSCOHMKNDED FOR. M ay V isit T o w n Sla tes H e arin gs ------^ By Rory 0 ’Coimoi^\ (Conttnned from Pogo 'One) (Continued from Pag* One) heated rooms' ' PUNCH BROTHERS of any company employe whose A wann welcome awaits any invsttor * North dt al sr pay is under *10,000 a year. Pit- . ''^ e Board of Finance h i« com- Because more than 100 pefsona PUNCH WITH CARR Both lidM vubienblo DeFine declined to seek reelecUon and hoard, with a 4-yeaf .maxi- to our new office. Drop in, won’t you? have pledged to donate blood to- ney-Bowes has 4,700 employes accused by Msnehester poUce Ute, venture netted theih «p • wUl he held In the RHAM audi-:^ • By Alfred Sheinwold N oimi “There’s a dump in your future,” said ^he fortune teller. after he wee renominated six weeke mum stipend of *9,000. here and in offices across the Mark Twain once wrote a ?hry 4 8 7 6 yesterday afternoon with the theft i proximately *50 apiece. hearings for the new fiscal year. morrow, • a full bloodmobile unit I 7 3 Banking the crystal ball in the side pocket. age.-"^ Another of this year's four win- country. ^ may come to towm instead of a half funny story about a catchy Jingle ners Is Michael C. Billone, presi- Open Thursday evenings 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. c< a rare ce^ coUecUon valued a t; This morning. Sartor recovered The Regional budget meeting that began "Punch, brothers, V C A Q I 1 0 7 “ When? When?" asked the patron breathlessly, turning Tha three Common Council *1 000 from the home of Peter Oark j the nearly empty coin foldeni from wil be held in the RHAM audi- unit aa scheduled. dent Of the student council at ALLIED THERMAL’S NET and SatuMay until noon. punch with care.". Bridge players his pockets inside out. seats retained by Democrats were Stamford'High School.’ He is the at 95 Greenwood Dr Friday eve- where they had been hidden. torium on April 3 at 8 p.m. The Mrs. John Pringle, chairman of WEST "Ahal" said the fortune teller, in the traditionally Democratic New Britain, March 28 (A1—Net the Columbia Red Cross Chapter, jnust jeMrcIs'e_jthfl_same ..ca|e _b.v anyway, it would aeem logical to son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. ring. Three half dollars were still in Hebron Board of Eklucatlon will 4 A 4 3 2.-. '4 S “ when great Blmham Wood comes plan for a Sanitary land fill, with Fourth Ward. Reelected were Al- eamIngB-of *567,6b2 were report- one of the folders. Two were 1893 said tHa full unit ' may come if proper attintlon to the aee of t;? AKQI2 . ^ 10 6 S Billone, 470 Hope St., Glenbrook, Harold W, Woods Jr.. 16, of 454 present budget requests in the trumps—the subject of each ar- to Dunslnane , . oops, wrong the proviso that a burner na pur- dermen John G. nesting and Coun- ed for 1960 by Allied Thermal Columbian half dollars minted in Town Hall. April 11. at 8 p.m. The pledging continues. • 0 8 3 0 9 3 2 a section of Stamford. Corp. yesterday. The earnings are t) N Main St., was charged ""Ith ticle this week. script" She riffled through her chased if the first method were cUmen Norman A. Buzaid and FBTHAM S’ CO, breaking and entering »nth cnmin- commemoration of the Worlds Co- selectmen and general government Thirty-five of the prospective 4 6 5 44 9 8 7 4 9 3 'The other' scholarships were equal to *3.51 a share. Members New York Stock Exch a n g e West opens the king of, hearts, SOUTH pack of cards and came up with not satisfactorily carried out. James F. Tits. al intent and with larceny. lumbian Exposition in Chicago agenev requests will be received donors are from Anddver. seven The city of Danbury has a bl- won by the children of Pltney- The annual report for the first continues with the queen of 4 K Q 1 10 9 three spades. She peered cloOely., At any rate, more planning thah Bowes employes In Phoenix, Ariz., A 14-year-oId hoy. unidentified, that >-ear. The other was a 1920 April 18 in the Town Hall at 9 from Hebron and th'e rest from "1 should say when greater' oameral legislative body one time Included the corporation’s 71 u n cfNnit ft. • MANCHfsm • nti mi s -sisi Pilgrim half dollar, minted in Colupibia. hearts, and then leads the ace of 9 4 has been done to date is in order, and Oakland, Calif. was turned over to juvenile au- p.m. Tlie public budget hearing Vernon comes to compromise, she with the fire district, perhaps, of the few such municipal govern- Canadian subsidiary. Hart and commemoration of tlie Pilgrim will be held in the elementary Mrs. Bringle aaka that anyone hearts. Thie forces South to ruff. 0 K 6 4 James T. Blair • Robert H. Starkel thorities. 4 »» Bridge players cqU this “punch- . 4 K J 10 announced. "Now, Buster, the rest carrying the hall until the town Is ing bodies in the country. An independent board of edu- Cooley Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Woods was held in custody over- Tercentennial Celebration. school May 12 at 8 pni. The an- who cannot keep his appointment is up to you." The Interview was One. of the major iasiies in the cators selects the winners, with In 1959, Allied’s net earnings TO reduce ORVING O U T * notify either Mrs Cart Gosllne or ing" declarer. North East Sooth Wart able to take over. night anaand "awas s released under Sartor hopes to be able to re- nual town meeting will be held OF THE RESPIRATOR.V Past 1 4 2 <;? finiahed. campaign concenied Democratic emphasis' on scholastic ability. were *357,458 or *2.09, excluding bond of *1.000 this morning for ap-[ more of the stolen coins both June 5 at Hebron elementary Mrs. EMward Carlson So that the West Wfmts to punch declarer 1 O Common ' sense dictates that the Canadian subsidiary. PASSAOES. AS A ROOM again to weaken South's control of -Paw Pass 3 4 Paw those portions of the program attempts' to annex portions of the The competition Is open to children pearance in Circuit Court, Man- from fj-pru East Hartford stores and school at 8 p.m. IS HEATED spot may be filled. All Paw town of Danbury to the city as In addition to establishing the the hand. A player who runs out 4 4 The foregoing it a direct steal which can be fettled should be Engaged Chester, on April 1 . from the wooded area near AHTIFICIALUV, THE The hours are from 12:45 to 5:30 Opening lead — ^ K from the memoirs of an engineer a move to spread tne tax burden. According to Det. ?gt Joseph Manchester High School. calendar, the Board of Finance on humidity of THE AIR p.m. at . St. Columba's Cfimrch. of trumps often finds himself in a settled rather than allowed to be- The engagement of Mias Caro- Sartor, the pair had broken into the requests made by general govern- DROPS UNLESS serious pickle, and West wants who used to vixirk on the old Cen- come Just one more hurdle. Republicans charged that a bill lyn Ruth Johnson a t Manchester Det. Thomas Graham is aiding Walk-ins are accepted. tral New England, but who re- Clark home before 9 o clock Friday in the investigation. ment agencies for increases to cur- WATER IS ADDED.. 'Operation Buiz-Butz* Rei>ort South, to have that briny experi- other heart to punch out South’s It was asked in this apace a few introduced in the General As- to James Richard Anderson of Moifp# f o r m o d e l... th e re a r e t S C h e rro l e ts Ip tr e r evening and were looking for rent appropriations, made the fol- The man who was responsible for ence. last trump. West will then win tired after an accident weeks ago if a dumping agreement sembly to accomplish this would Ridgewood, N.J., is announced by money. lowing transfers; Frohi contingen- E b w le U W • dkFW "operation buzz-buzz" which took After rufffng the third round of tricks with the four of trump* It seems, tliough, to point out might not be worked out with the bypass the Home Rule Act. her mother, Mrs. Carl T. Johnson, p r ic e d t h a n anff o th e r fuU^siz e d e a rl They ran across the collection in Sh e e t M e t a l W in n e rs cy. *500 to the Fire Department: bees to Korea to help Koreans es hearts, South leads the king of and with the last heart to collect the key to one of the roughly 752 Town of Andover, which has an Bowman .promised In his plat- 43 Holl St. spades. Should West take the a two-trtek penalty. pressing problems plaguing em- some strong boxes in a bedroom from contingency, >303 to the se- tablish honey production-will speak isolated dump end which takes form to name si charter commie- Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and Leave it to these Jet-smooth Chevies to go eAsy one of them has a road-gentling Jet-smooth ride. closet and. after breaking the Hartford. March 28 t.Pt — The preciative applause. The operetta trick? South can hold it to a one-trick battled Verrtbn these days — what trash from Bolton for an annual sion to pave the way for ending lectmen. . will be played at leaat twice more, to Porter school students tomor- Mrs. Ruland Anderson of Ridge- boxes open, took the contents. Connecticut Labor Department to- 'Hie board authorized tha clerk row. Must Hold Up defeat by abandoning trumps af- to do about trarti d is p e l? fee of *2,500. dual government by unifying the on your family budget! All told there are 18 Body by Fisher refinements and dozens of engi- dav announced winners o f , the once in Glaatonbury and again in wood, N.J. Among the rare coins were three to contact the firm of H..N. Alex- Dr. Reginald H. Helfferich of West must h'old up his ace . of ter West has ^ Ic e . refused to take . Compromise is sometimes a If this or e similar out-of-town town and city of Danbury. Chevrolets—V8’s and G’s—priced lower than com- neering details you’d expect only in the most ex- sfateeide sheet metal apprentice Hebron. No definite datn have trumps.' If West takes the ace of the ade. South must run his clubs dangerous, or, at leaat an unaat- Mias Johnson, daughter of the rolls of Indian Head pennies which ander of New' Lo.idon for auditing Hebron vvlH talk about hts work as solution Is finally forthcoming, it The city of Danbury is a taxing late Carl T. Jcrtinson, is a gradu- the vouths threw Into a patch of contest. been aet. trumps early, he will be unable to and let West win two trump iafactory solution. But, othet district within the town of Dan- parable competitive models*. Sumptuous Impalas, pensive makes. Look them over at yoiir (Chevrolet the town accounts for the fiscal Poatal Move Due vice president of Meals for Mil- will merely postpone the Inevitable ate of Manchester High School. woods to the west of the Manches- The winners, eligible to compete year, with the provision that the lions. Sixth, seventh and eighth continue the attack on . South’s tricks. times, it's what the doctor or- until time, rising costs and too bury. sprightly Bel Airs, bottom-priced Biscaynes and a dealer’s one-stop shopping eenter and see how ter High School. A number of these in the nationel sheet metal contest Lateat newa about Hebron's trump suit. ^A heart continuation Daily Question dered. She Is a senior at Upsala College, fee he reasonable, or the same aa graders will attend the assembly at much trash combine to bring the (Others elected to city offices iSast Orange, N.J., where she is a whole stable of wonderful new wagons. And every easy it is to drive out in just the one you want! have been recovered. March 31. Milwaukee. Wis.. are: new pOst office is that it will 2 p.m. would allow dummy to ruff, and Dealer, at your right, opens In Vernon's esse, it seems tailor- were M. George Schweitzer, clerk; Joseph Behari, Danbury, first in previous years. move into its new home April 1. problem back home again. member of Tau Beta Slgm>a social Sartor said Woods and the other oum South would be able to keep all with one heart. You are next, hold- made for the current trash prob- Thomas E. Stevens,. treasurer. * B ase d on c o m p a n io n of m sn u t i e t u r e ri’ su g g est e d retail p rices (inclu din g Fe d eral ta x) for m o d els with 1 IB -Inch w h e e lb ase or a b ove. 2 Full H Again Dr. Helfferich has visited more boy then hid a number of coin fold- vear apprentice; John Bogdany. The new office was put up by 'Al- of his own trumps to draw those ing Spades-»8 7 6; Hearts—J 7 3; lem—the uigent.need for diepoeal sorority. The production of "The Mika- fred Goldstein and la similar to than 80 countrie.s in his work In re- Santo Peril, auditor, and Ernest ers in the same general vicinity. South Norwalk, sv. .ond year ap- do" by the Podium Players of He- lief and rehabilitation in the east held by W est Diamonds-^A Q J 10 7; Clubs—A facilities where now there are Shadeed, sheriff. Mr. Andenion is a graduate of MFALAB B L A I I I B The next morning they took moat prentice: William Behart Jr.. Dan- the Amston office.. People on He- When South wins the first Q. 'What do you say? none. Ridgewood High School and Cheeh- bron Saturday evening at Mt. bron Green will now have about em world. He speaks of going to Bolton Republicans elected to the Com- of the coins out of the folders and hurt'. third vear apprentice; and Europe las he is scheduled to next trump trick, he continues by lead- Answer: Bid two diamonds. This All agree on the nature of the ire Academy. He attended Muhlen- Robert McLeod. Hartfbrd. fourth Hope Synagogue, Hartford, half a mile to go Instead of the mon Council were Paul F. Gafo- went to East Hartford where they brought out a full house and ap- week) as if he were talking about ing the queen of trumps. . West is a good hand, but not well, suit- problem. Roolcvllle, until March 8 berg College, and la now a student went from store to store along Main year apprentice. few atepe to the present post of- must again refuse the trick for ed to a take.out double because you fah), ^ym on d S. Mann and John at Upsala College, where he Is fice. in Hewitt’s old store. going to Wlllimantlc, said Mrs. was the only government In town Cantata Slated Rebhan, all aldermen; and Steven Ethel Brehant, Grade 6 teacher, exactly the same reason. do not have fine support for each able to buy land or maintain a member of Theta Elpetilon fra- From research made it appears Now South is helpless. If he of the unhid suits. Wirtee, Charles Barnes, John E. ternity. that the first postmaster in He- who arranged his visit here. Mrs. dump. But, there la no avsdlable Baker, Elugene Gallucci and Thom- Im p ale V8 Convertib ta Bel Air VB 2-Do or Se d a n Bel Air V8 4-Do or Se d a n Brehant has taught his children in leads a th^d trump. West takes (Copyright 1961, General land in the crowded dty area. An August wedding is planned. bron was Simeon House, appoint- 3 p.m. and return at 5 pjn. Moth-, the ace of trumps and leads an- Features Corp.). In Holy Week as Dzamko, Louis V. Fiore, all Sunday School The Town of Vernon, according councilman. W A 6 * N S ed April 1. 1801. The Hat contin- In liis relief work he has been ers are asked to pick the girls up 8 to etatute cannot maintain a ues: Abner Hendee, 18Hj Henry there at that hour. Two new girls and will be open to the public. responsible for such things as "op- dump, although a epecial act is Special Holy Week aervicea have 'Tickets can be purchased either H. Fitch. 1839; Abner Hendee, eration peep-peep" which took baby have been accepted Into the troop. been scheduled in all Bolton 1841; Orrin C, White, 1844; Soro p tim ists G iv e being Introduced mto the legisla- from a member of the Senior (Citi- MUNSON’S chicks to Egypt. Also, a heifer op- They are Alicia Lytikalnen . and churches A cantata, "Olivet to ture to change the aituation. Se n io r Citize ns zens Club or at the door the eve- Charles Po4 Middle Tpke.. was hostess to more three poasible, but undlscloaed, meditation at 7:46 p.m. on Maundy B I 8 C A Y F IK S OPEN EVERY DAY tributed in all the churches. Trophies Were hand made and Second Congregational Church. Aetna Life ; ...... 104 H Thursday. Elvenlng devotions will were a silver cancer -symbol The instrumental qulnteL which Conn General (New) 216 226 than 20 c.lub members at a turkey dump rttes. The obetacle to fur- Large aaaortment of candy novelties to fill your owm baskets. THIS WEEK Hftd. Electric Light 66 69 dinner at her home preceding the ther action has been a combination take place at. 7:46 p.m. on Good Manchester Evening Herald He- mounted on wood. included Robert Burke of Man- Friday with a summary of the UNTIL 8:30 P.M. Miss Elaine Rogers took first Travelers ...... 117 121 meeting. of dla^greement over what type R O m E, BOLTON NOTCH (Toward Andover) bron correspondent, Susan B. Pen- chester as pianist, played "Fla- of dump to establish, and the nor- seven last words of Christ. dleton, telephone AGademy 8-3454. place in women’s 125 class; Peter mingo,” a medley comprised of PubUo CtUitleo Vertefeuille, first place in men’.s Cohn. Light 4 Power 2814 mally alow machinery of the dem- Mass will be celebrated at 6:30 Tangerine," "Laura,” and "Love SOH C /’« Get Most Aid p.m. Wednesday in St. Maurice 100 class; Joyce Herrick, second Hftd. Electric Ught 67 70 ocratic proceaa. B isca y n a V 8 4»Dpor Se d a n Park w o o d Six 4-D r. 9 - P s i t . Sta tio n Wagon Park w oo d V B 4-D r. 6 -P ass. Station W agon Walked In,’’ “Alone Together,” Officialdom, arguing the situa- Church. On Holy Thursday, Mass place in women's 175 class; Marcia and concluded with a medley of Hartford Gas Co. ... 53^4 5614 Washington — Of more than r - Hall, third place In women’s 225 tion in aeemlngly Interminable and the Procession will be held at The inetent way to clean Mp bills — TV commercial themes. Southern New England *86,000,000 spent by the American 6:30 p.m. The Liturgical Service class and her daughter Tanni Hall, Telephone ...... 5014 meetings, has become divided on James VV., Hayes, music director, 5314 Red Cross last year, almost *34,- tha method of disposal, the choice will be held on Good FYiday at 3 READY-CASH from Beneficlfal third place In the junior division. spoke about the school, which has Manufactorteg Companies 000,000 the largest expense by Officers of , the club attendee} g Arrow, Hart, Heg. j . 6314 -66H resting between sanitary land fill p.m. and Stations of the Cross at Reach for the phone— call B eneficial! Soon as ap- an enrollment of 169 pupils in kind- far—was'ibr services to the armed 7 p.m. The Easter 'Vigil Service Connecticut State Field- Archery Associated Spring :. 14 16 and controlled burning. proved, get BJEADY-CASH to pay off left-over bills — ergarten through high school. The forces or veterans. Incineration, cited as the ulti- .^11 begin at 10:30 p.m. Saturday, Association meeting and buffet per pupil cost }s about *2,500 a Bristol Brass ...... 9 101; including time-payment accounts. Then, make only one supper at the Bristol Fish and Dunham Bush ...... 6 7 mate answer, is too costly for Im- losin g with Mass at midnight. B It esy n e V 8 2-Do of Se d a n Brookw oo d Six 4-D r. 6 -P ass. Sta tio n Wagon Bro ok wo od VB 4-Dr. 6 -P ass. Station Wagon year, pf which the state pays 41.- me^ate action. Confessions this week will be heard smaller payment each month . . . have more cash left over, Game Club last night.- 800, and the reihainder Is drived Em-Hart ...... 70'4 74'4 ‘OUvet to Calvary’ Fafnir Bearing .... 531a 56'4 Arguments fqr each, method of on Wednesday from 6 to 6:20 p.m. | too. “ Y ou’re the boss” . . . at B eneficial! from endowment funds, private disposal are equally worthy of con- and 8 to 9. p.m.; Thursday from 8! The combined choirs of several gifts and fund drive contributions, Landers Frary Clark 19 21 churches in this area, numbering N. B. Machine sideration, but the champions of to 9 p.m.; FYlday from the end of I Leons SM te $4*0—Leans IWs. Insured a t lew east Hayes explained. 1914 22 >4 each method must, unfortunately, the Stations to 8:30 p.m. and Sat Sea SAe aear f S a rr e l a r a e ra , Cfcaae r a a a a fr a a n d #Aa i > ri a rr a rr a ml g a n r Ufpl mmIhmHtmd n k a r a a l a r d a n l a r^ 60 voices, will sing under the di- 'The speaker also explained and North and Judd ’.. 15 17 Showa today 2:M-6:S0*9:M VC MAIN STi, 2nd N., Over Woelwerth's, MANCHESTEIY rection of John Bell of Hebron dur- Stanley Works . . . 16 18 Frank Sinatra Shirley MacLalae base their arguments more on urday from 3:30 to 6 p.m. and 7 demonstrate the Braille system Maurice I’hCTalier Louie dourdaa opinion than on fa ct to 8:30 p.m. M itchell S-4US • Ask fer tlw V n M A N afrt ing this Easter Week. Tomorrow Terry Steam Boiler 32 35 OFEN THUtSOAr IVININGS UNTIl • FJA. for reading am} use in music, and la Cole Forter'e There la one common denomina' At United Methodist Church iMM ffiMitfi if I they will appear at Bolton Congre- a Braille writer. Veeder Root ...', 51 Bid mOi H gational CSiurch at 7:30 p.m. and The above quotations are not to tor, however, which would appear there will be a service of Holy A Ism 8f |1W a«9i ltt.M alMa rsmH It was announced that a free " C A N -C A N '' the basis for the suggested com- Communion at 7:30 p.m. Thurs- It msmktf MiNllMiiM «l tll.is ssik. Good Friday at 7:30 they will be at music festival will be presented at M construed as actual marketa the Gilead Congregational Church. In Color promise. day. New members, including nine Bushnell Memorial in Hartford Flue ehort eubjerte at 1:S0 ahd 9:4(1 In either ease, refuse must be young people and six adults, will A subsidiary o f Six women from Columbia are May 6 by students from all schools Wed.. “ CBASH ^DIVF/* and in the group. They are Mrs. Rob- **HALL8 OF MONTBZCMA** buried, preferably in trenches and be received as members of the CARTER CHEVROLET COMPAHY IHC. for the blind in the East. ert Bartlett, Mrs. Eric Ellison, Public Records packed by a heavy object such aa church during the Maundsy TTiurs- Mrs. Walter Schroder, Mrs. Myrtle Six new members introduced at a huUdoser. day service. A Tenebrqe service BENEFICIAL Ml 9^5238 the meeting are Mrs. Stephen FINANCE CO. 1229 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Englert, Mrs. Laura Squier - and Since land fUllng Is necessary wUl take place at 8 p.m. Friday. Mrs. George V. Johnson. Grotta, Mrs. Maurice Willey, Mrs. Warrantee Deed They will sing "Olivet to Calva- John Hulser, Mrs. John Horton, W. Sidney and Mildred Seidel Mrs. Alfred Rifkin, and Mrs. Wil- Harrison to Joel^ F. and Cecile C. g" ry." Horace Sellers, organist of - t ' r St. Peters Episcopal Church of liam Bouton. Grout, property off E. Middle STATE Hebron is accompanist. Bell is dl Those who poured during the Tpke. .social hour were Mrs. Howard Quitclaim Deeds STARTS FRIDAY A rector of music in the Hebron and Cent. Friday and Saturday f Gilead Congregational Churches. Lockward, Mrs. Kenlth Leslie, and Dorothy E. Tedford to Evelyn Mrs. A. Peter LoMagllo. P. Hutton, property off Spring St. From 11:00 A.M. The public is invited to the con- Doors. Open At 10:00 A.M. certs. Evelyn P. Hutton to Frederick Auditions Set Dempsey on Economy W. and Dorothy E; Tedford, prop- ' <. -1 Auditions for the Lions Club erty off Spring S t , annual Minstrel Show will be held Hartford, March 28 (JP> — Gov, Bill of Sale at Yeomans Hall Thursday at John N. Dempsey said today he is Henry W. Engstrom of Orangh p.m. George Peters, publicity counting on the construction- In- and George L. French Jr. of Old r '! chairman, has announced that dustry to play a major role In con- Saybrook to Richard D. . Lewis of anyone Interested in taking part tlnuing the state's ecqnomlc’f^^®^W^ist Hartford, sale'of ® business, may appear at tills time. growth. khown as Wlllton’s Gift Shop at To Visit UConn In remarks prepared for de- 964 Main St. . Mrs. John Tettelbach, leader of Marriage License Brownie Troop 121, has announced livery at the Connecticut Building Congress Exposition and Sjrm- WiUiam Francis Cavanaugh Jr. that 20 girls of the troop w'ill 'lisit Of 52 Princeton St. and Joan the University of Connecticut posium- bere, he. said the industry was "most Instrumental In revers- Carol Sinon of 260 Hollister St., bams tomorrow afternoon. She April 8 at St. Bridget’s Church. and Mrs. Sidney Whltehouse, as ing the decline” in the last three sistant leader, will accompany business recessions. them. Transporting the. group will "The. world recession is on every- be mothers w-ho are troop commit body’s tongue these days," he said Wa i t PiSNRv'S -tea members, Mrs. Alfred Brand, "and always in such periods we « NEW ALL-CARTOON FEATURE , Mrs. Gunnar Lytikalnen and Mrs look to the construction Industry Knut Barstrom. as the bellwether to lead us back \ OneHUMiid • TTiey will leave Porter School at to a time of full business activity.' C lark gable ^ MARILYN MONROE * amlOnS ; . WiEE’fV.'r 79 Dalmatians'TbcMrSfloioa* ij I W ASN'T BORN YESTERD AY! t h e M i SFi R •-AW c*e*w.S*« 8:10 6:30-10:15 PLUS FrI.: “ Swiss Family '^blnson" "Horse With A Mylng TaU" I know that I'm not likely to get the thing* I want unless I SAVE for them, and ! know that one of the best and safest placet for my sav> CURRENT A N N UAL Ends Tonight: “ Gold of Seven Saints"—"Circle of Deception" DIVIDEND ingt is in "Savings and Loan "— Manchester's oldest financial institu tion. 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those offered to workers in other badge and gold arrow; John Grezel, Sherwood Wiganowske, lion bodge, Stale to Ask Goa Chamber South Windsor WJNFDbiibles H's Bsautiful! Ii"s Complete! private Industry. bobcat pin, wolf badge, and gold gold arrow, and four silver ar- State News The bill was one of 88 measures BOYSCOVT arrow; Mark Yenofsky, bobcat pin. rows. Power of Signdi affecting stats jobless pay laws Also, Wayne -Depathy,' wolf Dens 2 and 11 preiiented skits TV-Radio Tonight heard before the legUlature’s La- ?lote8 and News badge, assistant denner stripe, and on the month’s theme, “Cub Scout Finch, Tregoff Guilty North Korean Th. C O N N E C T I C U T bor Committee yesterday. gold arrow; Steven Kasel, denner Railroads.” RAtUp sution w m r today be- Roundup Hie committee also considered stripes and silver arrow; Allen It was announced that the honor. gan operating on 1,000 Vatta, an admlniatraUtm bill to liberalize Boy Soout Troop 27 spent last Schwalkert, denner stripes and gold weekend nt Camp Johnson. The den was the Webelos Den, 'whose To Speak on double Its original strength. Au- (Oonthmed from Page One) the Unemployment Compensation arrow; Duane Mitchell, denner scouts will wear the honor den Television Act. good weather enabled the scouts stripes, gold and silver arrows; awards for * month. Of Murdering His Wife thorisation was granted the The Manufactarera Association to, carry out their pioneering pro- John Chidester, denner stripes; 6:0U BIf 3 Theatsr (In proarus) 5^ 3:00 Father Knows Best 3 HOME GARDEN Kurt Clsntar, son of Mr. and gnun of ro«kd repaur, camp clean- 1k Good Friday First Show (In Droaraaal 11 F’^eral Communications System of Connecticut opposed the bill, Donalt) Hill, gold and silver arrows: BUleman A 40. 63 Mrs. Joseph dantar, 144 Bond Members of Scout Troop 112; Ekirly Show (in proaress) 10. 30 1:30 Doble Olllls , A 13 uid was to have become effective arguing that the law should be up and conservation. Also, Carlton Burke, two silver Verplanck School, held an over- (CwtlBiied from Far« One) qw, and denner terian minister. In 1947 he crowed 3:45 Huntlev-Brtnkley 33. Patrol Leader Lewis Banning, son, Robert Wilson, and Raymond ney who took over Pinch's defense Manchester were united in mar- Kvenina Beporl The way ol The Croat (C) bury on the weet, the Maasachu- Admission— AdulH 75e. C M I ^ 25e ities he had spent the night wan- stripes; Robert' Klernan, lion Ough. for the third trial, said: the 38th parallel as a refugee. Me Doualas Edwards 10, 33. 80 assisted by Milton Coslitt, were riage Saturday morning at St. completed college and his semi- 10:30 Take a Good Look aetts state line to the north, and dering around in Greater Hart- Ribicoff*s Portrait badge, assistant denner stripe, “We are definitely going to ap- 7:00 Million Dollar Movis In charge of the Panther Patrol, four irilver afi'o'ws, and gold ar- Mary’s Episcopal Church. nary training in Korea and was Mackensle's Raiders June Allyson Show 40 Somers, Stafford, Willlngton, ford. then back to Bast Hartford. peal. I am disappointed and sur- 26 Men 53 Mansfield and Columbia to the Hartford, March^ 28 (JP) — The whose members were Peter Krav- row; Christopher Adams,' C^rl Whale Wax ' The bndc is the daughter of ordained into the Presbyterian RouAh Riders 11:00 News, Sports ft Weather 3. 30 When he waa picked upj>y Police- olBclai portrait of former Gov. prised over the verdict." Movie ol th. Week east man Frank Burdick, the boy said itz, James Dieterle, Mark Cross, Wlaiokowski, and David Hicotfk, pilot's Carole's attorney. Donald S. Robert H. Metcalf, East Hartford, ministry in that country In 1953. Nows ft Weather World'* Beal Movie* Open Dally 12 Noon to 10 P,M» Abraham Riblcoff will be present and the late Mrs. Mildred Metcalf. 11:15 Jack Paar Show

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BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 28.1961 QHiixtey, Mass., High School team, brought firemen to the Hemlock Allen, GlastonburyD Madeline PAGE SIX Bolton Rockville-V ernon and later played with the Uni- Convalescent Hospital on Prospect Frtoerlck, 157 Union St; Linda Nike Commander versity of Massachusetts team. He St. at 2 p.m. There was no damage Morganson, Maple St., Elllhgton. wealth ia a neceaaary part of our party lever issue now goes some- trespasses as wa forgiva thoaa who has been awarded a number of to property in any of the fires, Admitted today; Rose DuPresne, Host at Luncheon treapaaa agalnat ua.” Wa ftnd'Cauaa IR anrIfpBtpr progresa aa a whole nation.' thing like this; A Thought for Today ^• tar honors in the northeast authorities said. Wlndsorvllle. •Tf you make use of the' party for rajolcuig in this for, if God Girl, 5, Hurt Various Manenester officials at- There Is something of a reverse Connecticut Sponsored by the Mnnebestor School Budget Seen Short T7»e banquet, the fourth annual Easter Bonnet Social Set ' Birth yesterday: A daughter to tended a luncheon at the Manches- level optional, so that people can expecta and demanda ao much of gathering for the league, will be £imttii9 i^praUi tt. this, circumstance involved In Council of Cburohee ua, what will Ha ba preparad to do The Kosciuszko Ladies Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen, 5 Dai- ter Nike site this noon and were split their tickets if they want to held mt the .Talcottville Ckmgre- will hold an Easter bonnet social ley Circle. n THE the unemployment compensation without first voting and then un- in refarencs to our own rapant- On Tuition, Transportation Seriously in Introduced to IA. Col. Jack P. laiilr ca » oo.. ma Yankee anee? “ Ha will hava marcy; and Ha gatlonal Church. Trophies and April 4 at 8 p.m. In the club lounge Birth today; A daughter to Mr. Loughman, commanding officer of bill paased by the Senate the other voting and then voting again, you This Man, the 6on of God, who other awards for play during the vettaa fraa will abundantly pardon. F.E.BRAX at 1 Vernon Ave. The social will and Mrs. Nofbert Koblect, 98 W. the missile battalion having con- la By A. H. O. will confuse the people. You will "came among the people as One pe^ eeason will be presented. daj*. after the Kennedy jadmints- Rev, Donald W, Oraena The ible need for addlUonsl^finlttee of St. George's Episcopal follow the regular business meet- Main St. trol over the Manchester site. Ifoat-wkeel TBOUA8 r. also be indulging in an un-Ameri- that serveth,'^ who haaled their Wotc/i and Jew elry k^pairing Auto Mishap ing. Members will bring homemade WALTER It tration had won a narrow \ictory can attack on the two party sys- bodies, who healed their souls, who St. George’a Epiacopai Church funds wa4 reported to the board Church win bo hold Wednesday at Hurt in Mishap Discharged yesterday: Julius Among those attending were, Fubllabwi Two years ago, when the Gen- Bolton. 8 p.m. at the church. Joseph P. Sklodowskl, a Ver- Easter bonnets. Prizes will award- Koslorek, 16 Liberty St,; Eleanor Mayor Harold A. Turkin^on, Po- Edunded Octebar L 1S81 over Senator Harrj' Byrd and suc- tem. You will also be guilty o f un- instructed them in eternal realiUea, At RsewoHoMt Priest of finance this week by the board A 5-year-old gjrl from Scott Dr., ed. lice Chief James Reardon, Police eral Assembly elections committee fairness to the little fellow at the who taught them that the Christian non road crew employe, was treat- Niemann, Job’s Hill Rd., Ellington: ratem. ceeded in imposing the federal SHIRES REEVES o f education. Vernon, is in serious condition at to for-a cut right hand at Rock- Tonight’s Events Capt. Walter Cassells Sr., and Vofellabad Erenr Ereiitns Bzcaiit held tta public hearing on the pro- end of the ticket, whose only religion ia a matter of getting Advertisement— Joan Batz, 10 Cedar St. $72.00 and Holkura. E^terad at tna principle on the way the funds In- ready to live, not a matter of get- In old England, aach ahlra (or Prempt S«rvies —2 Watehmoksn The board of education advlaed Bolton Pharmacy—Route 44A— St. Francis, Hospital in Hartford ville City Hospital yesterday after A regular meeting of Fayette members of the press and radio. „rice al Manehaattr. ^na.. ** At«-[poaal to make the party lever op- claim to fame may be the fact that _Col. Ixmghman is commander of 1 CUaa Man HattcrT his party did select him. The truth ting ready to die, in great nobility county) had a headman MAWCME8W«*B-eLBEST ESTABLISHED JEWELER that It appears now the accounts at the Notch. Free delivery MI- today with head and facial Injuries an accident on Bolton Rd. In the Lodge of Masons will be held at Advertls ment— tional on Connecticut voting ma- 3-0165. morning. T;30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall. the 3rd Missile Battalion, 56th Ar- tributed. The bill, as passed, will is (this was a Spellman contribu- character prays for His tor- aa a "reeve." The title of “ ahlre 787 MAIN ST.—STATE THEATER BUILDINO for tuition and transportation will suffered when she was hit by a McKinney Lumber,' MI 3-2141, tillery, which has headquarters in 8ITBSCRIPT1QW RATES chines, the * genera] atmosphere mentors, those who are treating reve" gradually cama to be run to Police said he \iraB hurt while The master mason's degree will be Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items Parabla In AoraijcJ'^ sol to it that money collected from tion) that people can split better bo overdrawn by about $2,200 and car in front of her home yester- West Haven. Fin over averaae ioU « , Oarricr Man was nicely bi-partisan and favor- now, on Uie present machines, Him so cruelly. gether in the aingle word "aherlff.” Advertisement using a chain saw to cut down a exemplified by Worshipful Master for the home; Lumber, Hardware, states which have little unemploy- $0,300 respectively before the For your Easter Flowers, Cor day. ' tree on the side of the road. The With the phasing out of a num- bowL StordlTy coa«| Taar ...... m.50 C3.00 than they could on a simplifled. ma- Have we any reason to believe Hospital authorities said early Rodney L. Brigham. Mason, Electrical. Plumbing, Fuel ber of Nike-Ajax sites, the turning atrncted. EatUy d«MM* j Montlw ...... J-25 n.oo mtnt will be distributed to atatea able, and the veiled opposition, of that He is less interested in us, now close of the fiscal year. sag^s, Cards an' Gifts see Lee's wound waa not seriqus, according Sen Franklin G. Welles of Tal- M Maotha ...... S.W i:SU twro big-city members of the com- chine.” this afternoon they were awaiting Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. over of others to the National which have a great deal of IL But There was one thing, however, nearly twenty centuries removed The tuition account, to which Florist and Gift Shop, Route 44 A, to authorities. cotville will speak to members of Month ...... 1» mittee Itaeif was the only indica- $81,000 was alloted In the current Bolton; MI 3-8089. See our “ Bar- a doctor’s report on the girl's con- Guard, and cemverting some to SSI.00 ^aafclr...... ** .45 it so happens that the states which which the Democrats did not em- from the date and scene of the Grass Fires Mount the Vernon Women's Republican Vernon and Talcottville news Is Nike-Hercules, Manchester's con- tion of ti^ouble for the^measure. crucifixion? Are we any less the budget, will need additional funds gain Table” of Plants; Lilies dition. have little unemployment are the That trouble sweile^^ however, phasize. T h is was the fact that The girl, Denise Anselmo, Vernon fire companies answered Club at the Sykes Junior High handled by The Herald's Rock- trolling unit changed to the 66th MEMBiCR OF children of God? Any -less inclined because of several high school stu- special only $1.29. Also other School auditorium at 8. The pub- ville Bureau, 6 W. Main St., tele- WELDON DRUB 00. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and. after letting the bill whoop Connecticut and Indiana are now planU $1.50 to $5.00. For your con daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Genaro three alarms for grass fires yes Artillery from the 55th Artillery. Tha Aaaociatad Pr«aa ta aacluatvalj' naturally poorer states, while the to sin and in need of forgivenness? dents who have moved into town. lic is Invited. The senator’s talk phone TRemont 5-3136 oi Aotiuirlsed Peal Mr through the House almost as if it the last two states in the union venlence we’re open every night L. Anselmo, was crossing Scott terday, the first at 12:45 on West aatltlcd to the use o( repabllcatlon of states suffering present unem- who chain their voters to the rigid “ God is gracious and merciful, The transportation account, set up Rd., the second at 1:50 on Vernon will concern highlighta of com- Mitchell 9-6797. KITE-CARRIED CABLES 991 MAIN ST.—Ml 8-6ifl an aeva diapatchea credited to R or were non-controversial, laid an slow to anger and of great kind- at $22,188 In the current budget, this week until 8:00 p.m. Dr. when she stopped and turned, aol otbenrise credited In this pa7>er ployment hardship are the states party lever, and that people in according to Vernon Constable Ed- lAve., and the third at .2:05 on mittee hearings on pending leg- Engineers often have used a kite ambush for it among the Demo- ness and repenteth Him of the will be short because of provision aad also the local news rupllshed here. v. hlch usually kick In the big por- crats of the State Senate, where it other states have somehow sur- COT MONEY win R. Carlson. ' Phoenix St. Firemen had not islation in the General Assembly. Armenian has become an inter- to- carry k cable across a river. It An rlfdita of repobUcatlon of apecial evil." Repenteth Him of what evil? for transportation of retarded Advertisement— was the method used for starting 4l«atcbea herein are also reaarvad. tion of other federal tax funds. was killed. Its death was regarded vived the horror, the confusion, Or whose evil? Any evil with McKinney Lumber, MI 3-2141, A car driven by Gloria Semen- finished dousing the second fire be- Hospital Notes national language because of its the Un-Americanism, the attack children to the Talcottville school. ta, 23, of Cross Dr., Vernon, hit I fore the alarm rang for the third Admitted yesterday; James extensive use in business and com- construction of tb» suspension In this particular case, the poor as. a victory fbr Uie Democratic Which He is connected? On the This item waa not Included In the Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items Read Herald Advs. poll aervtea client of N. E. A. Serr- big city machines, who like the on the two party system, which is contrary, “ He repenteth Him of the the girl, Carlson said. Mrs. Semen- One ‘ grass fire in Rockville Turner, 3 Hale St. Ext.; Jacqueline merce. bridge at Niagara Falla. loe. Inc. original budget request. for the home; Lumber, Hardware are to help the rich, the smaller idea of being able to count, for imposed upon them by a voting evil” for which we are responsible; ta was ari'ested and charged with 1 ' I^bUahera Representatirea; The machine where they can walk in B\mds will be needed for water- Mason, Electrical, Plumbing. Fuel ^ U o s Mathewa Special Airency — N e» and less populous states the big, everybody they nominate, all the and Is quite ready," nay more, will- TO BURN ? Oil. Open 8 a.m. to S p.m. reckless driving and failure to ob- T ort Chkraifo, Detroit and Boston. _ and merely pull a lever for each proofing and repair of the main MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF the agricultural states the indus- votes they can manage to get to ing and anxious to forgive us aa tain a driver’s license. She Is due the polls. candidate they want to vote for. He waa to pray for forgiveness for -building of tha elementary school. In Circuit Court April 11. No .bond CIRCULATIONS. trial states. It. is not that the Bids on the project wlU be opened Mpnehester Evening Herald, Bol- So. in the great reform-session But, on a day when simplicity his own tormentors. IF YOU HAVE-OHIS ton correspondent, Grace- McDer-[- w ^ ^poMM. Inc.. amounts involved are likely to be was made to equal confusion, when and read at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Tha Herald Prlntln« Company, of 1959, a measure which had the In the Lord's Prayer we have the mott, telephone AHtchell S-6S86. The girl was taken to Rock- S^plSS.l'^*' a';S2?in?''S is: ! large enough for any of the .tate. official backing of both party lead- to deny voters the freest choice petition, “ Forgive Us our tres- preceding the board of education ville City Hospital by tke Vernon vartwmenta aad other readlnr maimatter being helped to notice; it ia just erships, and of Governor Ribicoff, possible was equated with the best passes as we forgive those who NOT MEANT FOR YOU I meeting. Fire Department ambulance then | t i The Mascheater EraBlnit Herald democracy, and when the Demo- Additional funds will also be that in a small way, the federal nevertheless was rejected. trespass against us.” One of our Whirlpool Word was transferred to St. Francis. This time, the Democrats have cratic party itself, so often the bishops points out that that little needed for repairs to the school Burke to Speak DIsplAT advertlsliuc doatng boors: principle ia, for once, reversing home of intelligence, was appar- n>r MOBday—1 p,m Friday, shown their hand more quickly. word “ as” is significant aind fun of BUT . . . if you're like most people who to meet requirements of the State The English language acquired George G. Burke, a former play- the normal flow of dollars. ently experimenting to see Just meaning. It makes all the differ- Fire Marshal. No estimate could Irfxtk a tth e mileage ycnir make rw Toeaday—1 p.m. M ootoy. They showed it, in fact, in their the word “maelstrom” as the name er' with the professional Boston Ibr Wodneeday—1 p m. ToesdaT. how confused it could get, there ence in the world. Being inter- have to watch living costs,' then our new be given at once by the board on ror.'nieraday—1 p.m Wednesday. One must credit Senator Byrd, state convention, when they failed of a celebrated whirlpool off the Celtics basketball team, will speak W FrldaT—1 p.m. Tburnday. however, with consistency. He is to include in their platform, as the would have been some kind of preted, it simply means that if we 'Aetna Casualty Auto-Rite policy is right the cost of these changes to the Norwegian coast, whose vortex to players, personnel and guests | Ibr flaturday—1 p.m. Friday. Republicans did, a plank support- answer for everything, we are sure do not forgive, we are praying not school plant. Was thought to suck in all ships at the Vernon Community Bas- Clasaffled deadline: 10:30 a.m. each against all federal spending of that. to be fo^ v en . "F<»glve Us our down your alley. It provides lowest rates lay of pobllcatloa except Samrday— ing reform of the voting machine. No action is contemplated on within a wide radius. ketball League annual banquet | la-ra. whether, as in this case, it And they showed their hand to safe drivers. Call or write today for the tuition and transportation April 9. threatens to take money from Vir- items at this time, Mrs. Doris M WROTE IN PRISON Burke’a talk will be confined to Tuesday, March 28 again when the Elections Commit- full details. ginia and give it to New York or tee held its public hearing. DTtalia, chairman of the board Sir Walter Raleigh was arrested his career with the Oltlcs, ac- Whereas, two years ago. the pro- SHEARSONa of finance aald, since the board for treason and was Imprisoned cording to leag:ue director Robert' scoredinlhe EexHum^Ron Connecticut, or whether, as in the posal had the backing of legisla- o f education letter seems only ad- R. Tucker. A film o f the team and Colamnists* Showdown, Too more usual case, it collects from in the Tower of London, where he tora of both parties, this year only viaory. In any liVent, since they lived for 13 years, during which some of Its stars is scheduled to | Connecticut for expenditures in HAMMILL&CO. If and wbee the serious side of Republican legislators appeared in “the firm that reatareh built” exceed the $1.(>06 authority of the time he wrote his "History of the be shown. tte crisis in Laos tubsidea and we the backward South. favor. .Whereas, two years ago, the board of finance to make Increases World.” Burke was captain of the opposition on the committee it- MtaStn Stw Tart Sloct litMaf* • rewiM 1101 ’’in existing aippropriattons, the «SB cess our absorption in the self had been veiled, this year it obert J. ftems would have to be submitted straggle hetwssu East and West, ASK FOR VOUR COPY OF 5HFAR50N 5 It May Be Better was crudely open. And somebody to a town meeting for approval. This advertisement approved and tha data there win hs one or two sidelights on the Democratic board of stra- lAIEST RESEARCH REPORT . . Ole said the board of finance worth a grtm smile or two. Cenaorship of news out of Rus- tegy even got theV good Nicholas waa aware that the board o f edu- An Invitation certified true by United States Auto Club One of these concerns the atti- 1—a fixture of Russian policy J. Spellman, once 6im of the moat cation felt the overdrafts would intelligent of Democratic legiala- Shsarton, Hammilt g Ce. occur when the tax rate of 3214 tads of France, the one nation ever since Russia began having REALR ESTATE mills was set two weeks ago. Al- tors, and now research director of W e invite the people of Man­ 913 Main St . Manchester mi t h which has been dearly holding out, some relations with the western the L;egislative Council, to put in a r H though no provision was made MltcheU 5-3531. Mitchell 5-8215. ANCB INCORPORATED hi the SEATO meeting, against world in the eighteenth century— purely personal appearance INSURANCE BEFORE YOU RENEW for them in the tax rate, the board chester to share with us the Please tend your Tateat Research Report. sdlltary ae^oa in Laos, Behind has now been proclaimed, at an against the bill, in which he came YOUR PRESENT AUTO a p ^ e of Ltancing them from cash close to sharing the general party fC SitA lN ST., a ROUND FLOOR—TEL. Ml 9-8241 INSURANCE. surplus if they occurred. The joy we feel as we contemplate this attitude there Is Indeed what end. Thla la go>->d news, and it goes moronity of the day. KAMZ- board discussed financing the wa- the glorious meaning of Easter. must be. for the French, a grim along with other relaxations ^ “IN8DRANSM1TBS SINCE ItU" We have an idea it ia going to ADDRESl- STOCKS terproofing project through the Joka . F or in 1954 FTanee-waa- in which, in—the Khrushchev era, be -rather cruel to undertake to Reserve Fund for Capital and Non- The members of the Holmes CITY______rtAY*_ I • Xaos and In most of Indo<3iina, have shown the Russian regime to summarize the Democratic posi- BONDS recurring Ehependitures. I i . staff are unanimous in their sad, lastssd of being willing to possess intelligent instincts, along tion of that day, as it was formu- ______MUTUAL fUNDS FTA Sets Spring Fair Htfemiet lated by Democrats who appeared Final plans for the PTA Spring THlOniR OF wish that this, for you, is the fight to help France remain thera with a greater confidence in ita against the bill and by the ques- Fair, to be held April 8 from 10 THEGOlDtnRUlf FTanoe'a Meads prsssured her to own permanence and stability. tions of Democratic members of a.m. to 4 p.m. at Bolton Elemen- happiest of Easter seasons. jdsld to traos aad to surrender If one were a. norrespoadent in the committee. But it was a rather tary School, have been announced amating exhibition, and deserves s( her eolonlsl pesltloa thora Russia, however, ons would gnet by co-chairmen, Mrs. Robert War- its small portion of immortality. fel and Mrs. Arthur Scanlon. Msatialiam was sot ap ss the des- the proclaimed end at censorship The Democratic position on the thiT of her former colontea and "Food, fun and gifts for all” have with mixed emotions. For there is been promised by the committee, France get ou t What happened as yet no guarantee that the for- with pony rides, a miniature fire l\^S tten was that the United States mal end of censorship increases engine and games including, an Stopped in, as tha new western the real degree of freedom the, SEND FOR: o® 0 outdoor bowling alley, as special power on the scene, and in a man- foreign correspondent inside Rus features for the children. asr which made some of the Bia possesses. It could be that it Mrs. Samuel Stltham, chairman French fsel that we had merely of the food booth, will be assisted will merely operate to increase the' LITERATURE.: by Mrs. John Chaplin and Mrs. V r 400 MAIN SmiT taken over the colonies France had penalty he pays for a tranagresr. Walter Bavier. Many kinds of \ MANCHESTtLCONN. been pressured to give up. Now, Sion. (PROSPECTUS) candy^ will be offered in a booth finding itself asked to Join in a staffed by Mrs.. Louis Dascanio, Under the old aystem, the cen- asw war to make its own former Mrs. Kenneth Matthews and Mrs. sor's blue pencil told the tor- n/WS FDR THE ACCUMUUTION OF. colonies safe for American Influ- William Neumauin. Mrs. Harry Wil- respondent precisely what c ^ d liams and Mrs. Walter Person are SMce. Franca drags ita feet, and not be sent out And the penalty UCLEONI6S, co-chairmen of the garden shop. wonder. This is not, of course, IZl for writing something that the "Good catches" are being plan- the way we see the criais-in Laos, Russians didn't want to have go c I hemi^ try & ned for children in a fish pond It is merely the wsy the French booth headed by Mrs. Edmund out could be merely that of having sse It Peresluha, who will be helped by the pencil eliminate the ob- LiCTRONICS Another touch of grim comedy HARIS, INC. Mrs. Leonard Wood and Mrs. Alex- jectionable material from what the ander Plante. A variety of “white SBters the Laos crisis when one N/C/t is luitwl fund investing for po$- correspondent had written. The elephants will be found in a booth comes to the sltuaUon in this coun- shle lonf-tena irowth. in which Mrs. Edward Thoms and correspondent's words were what ti7' Involving the Prasident and his N/C/E accumuiatioo 'plans are ivaiiabie Mrs. WJlton Thorp will be aided was thrown out PRETTY AS two most distinguished columnist for u iitUi as $40 down and $20 a month by Mrs. Richard Olmsted, Mrs. A l- Now, the pui^riiment, although up to $10001 month. \ friends. One of these. Joseph AI- bert Hemingway and Mrs. Edward delayed, may be more severe. Now N/C/E plans art available with or without Richardson. sop, has been preaching the In- FAIRWAY the correspondent can get hlS low cost group creditor life insurance A snack bar will be. in charge svltabUlty of conflict In Indo-Chl- A PlGTUREl words out, all right. But he him- larfrtt lltaratura (protptcUii) writci of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rfchardv a s and in Laoa for years. He has son. Mrs. Wayne Ladd, chairman self may be thrown out of Rus- Easter SPECIALS rapeatedly predicted complete dls< of the popcorn booth, yeUl'-'liave sia after them. aster for the West unless Mrs. Alfred Barrett, fats. Leroy It may well be, of course, that BrucB Vanderbrook Asplnwall and Mrs. Ilaymond Boyd Communist in armed showdown along with their abandonment of PhjMse Ml 8-4289 on her committee. Co-chairmen of WEDNESDAY ONLY ~ \ fbsre. By his gloomy predictions, the jewelry booth are Mrs. Stan- I otficial- censoiship, the Russians tba world 1im already been lost RENYX. FIELD R CO.. Inc. ley Nichols Jr. and Mrs. Howard are also going to become tolerant MauMhestcr. Conn. Skinner. there seyeral times already, but IS Mountain Road, Res. new crisis finds him once and broad-minded and tough-skin- The fair is the main fund-rais- ing event for the PTA. This year DOUBLE ^REEN STAM PS! sabre ready for the fray, and he ned, 80 that they merely smile when some correspondent the committee hopes that in addi- has even now, with parting feara tion to obtaining money for cur- that President Kennedy is not be- "abuses” the new freedom. In rent operating expenses, they may tag tough enough fast enough, that case, the lot of those eor^ be able to sponsor a baseball team respondents covering Russia will in the Bolton Junior Baseball Easter CARDS takan off for Laos and for his per- ihc-crop \ really have improved. League. sonal proclamations of the urgency ' Easter Seal Sale at $216 To be candid, however, it will Jtlivot***’* ' bow tie Alsop is one of the column' ** * " ^ Easter attire, Mrs. William Valentine, treas- ENTIRE STOCK Ista' President Kennedy likes to no* be the Russians alone who will urer of the Easter Seal campaign, nlBlt socially and informally. be under test In the new s>'stem. 1 nt done up » ,© everyo" ^vvis at a reminds townspeople that the • F a m i l y Another columnist tops in the There are probably some Ameri- drive officially ends April ^ Con- can conreepondenta who will con- tributions to date total $218, Mrs. PRICE Kennedy esteem is Walter Llpp- Valentine aald. • F r i e n d Y o u r mann, Whereas Alsop preaches sider it a patriotic mission to re- . Scouts Make $28 * General Choice the urgency of military showdown port everythkig dismal and ugly saving “ Girl Scout' ' ’Troop 105 made a fet Laoa LIppmann preaches its about Russian-life, just aa Com- profit of $28 on the food sale held * ReKgious tsipoesibUity, finding it would be munist correspondents In this Saturday morning ,at Epworth the wrxmg war in the wrong place, countr>* love to report our racial House. TTie Easter 'Egg Hunt troubles . or conditions in our planned) byvthe Scouts was called WEDNESDAY ONLY ad regretting, aa past errors for off because of the wet gtounds which Kennedy should somehow sluriis. In such reporting, the Iron and the 60 children who came find a peacatnl solution, those Chirtain is not anything establish- were each given a bag of candy. American policies which have ed by the country or regime in- The Scouts were grateful to the volved. but a perversion In' the Woman's Society of Christian •dged us forward toward the kind Service (WSCS) who permitted pa c k a g ed EASTER mt mlilUry showdown Alsop con- mind' of the reporter himself. If them to sell baked' goods left sMara essentlaL Where A ls^ 'fig - we really want to teach Russia Window Shades from the morning sale during a chicken pie supper sponsored by rss that Kennedy ia not being about freedom, and encourage Mod* fe Order tough enough. Uppmann is afraid Russia tem-ard it, wa have to dem- the WSCS Saturday night. Rummage Sale Set JELLY hs is being too tough- But each onstrate, uurselvea that freedom ' al so The Ladies Benevolent Society IOms Kennedy: sach tries to Inter- is also reaponaibUlty, and not li- VENETIAN BLINDS 695 f>rS. of Bolton Congregational CSiurch l«a t what Kennedy la doing ao it cense. Some day we may get far Bring your old rollers in will sponsor a rummage sale in the enough away from curtains and the mileage-economy possible from to- nomea at laaat partly under the and save SSc per shade parish room of the church on April Beans The above marks are documentary approval and protoetlon of his own slanted mlndr to make it possible 8 from 9 a.m. to noon. Mrs. Charles iU l ca rs a v era g ed for a Russian to come to America C. Church and Mrs. Fred Warnock REG. 29c Pkg. day’s cars. ehimnar wisdom. Some neutral are co-cheUrmen of the event. Ar- proof of the mileage potential built may have to Judge, when It ia all without being amazed to discover ticles may be left in the parish You can prove this economy in your wear, ediieta columnist really had what we are really like, or for an WEDNESDAY ONLY into today’s cars using Mobil. They room any time after noon on April Pk^. 23i25 m i l e s p e r g w o n own car. Fill up with Mobil Regular or Mw more Influenea with hie Presi American to go to Russia and not 7. .were scored on the 1961 Mobilgas Econ- Sant But pertiaps, If we do avoid be astounded to ' find people OdWetV About Town State Rep. Mrs.- Dorothy Miller, Special , . . improved with Preptane, military ahowdown in Laoa be- .healthy and happy and normal omy Run—world’s greatest official will be a guest speaker at a meet- the new long-mileage additive. Then tween East and Weat that fact in there. ing of the Columbia Republican proof of mileage economy. withMoM llaelf will proclaim the winner in Women’s Club Wednesday night in DOUBLE ^REEN STAM PS! do as the Economy Run drivers do: ttw battle between the Columnista Columbia. Mrs. Miller will talk Mobil has been economy proved in Longevity Gap Cut ALL day WEDNESDAY about her recent trip to Washing- to Chicago—over deserts, mountains, drive properly—avoid “jack-rabbit” New York—The life-expectancy ton. every make of American car. This ye^ Bat Byrd Is Conaistent difference between whites and non- Anyone having bills to be paid COMING SOON! Another FAIRWAY STORE crowded city streets. Only Mobil goes starts', ease into higher, gears quickly, whites in the Unltetl States Is nar- by the Board of Selectmen at their sixty-five cars were entered; they % I April 3 meeting should submit keep a steady foot on the accelerator. Usually, the application'of the rowing. In 1900 a white person liext to the hew Popular Marliot traveled 2561 miles, from Los Angeles to such lengths to demonstrate to you Sbdsral principle to programs in' could expect to outlive a nonwhite them to the Selectmen’s, office at the Community Hall by Wednesday by 14.8 years. Now the figure is WORLD Molring taxation and spending o f this week. Mtps that the wealthier states close to half that, and each can expect to live longer. L AlOHNSON Bolton residents are invited .to an riiQuIdering part of some bur- hear A. James Adams, Coventry g a i for the poorer states. The interior decorator, speak on furnl PAINT CO. ture arrangement and window against this, when it treatment April 6 at 8 p.ni. at l&K, tod, can get nwre mUes between fU-ups I an, comes from the wealthier ^ 728 Main st . Vernon Center Congregational IA who want to know why Church.' T7>e meeting Is sponsored OaiVERY PHONE MI 9-4501 fa irw a yaMI S-UU by the Ttolland County Extension 875 MAIN ST.. MANOHK8TEB ay nhould be takoi away from it The PARKADE I aad gtvea to somebody else. Sanrtca A meeting of tha «xecutlve com* J \ f an maaOy daiMted, an tha UMEn DRUa IT OMt aieli A iutag at the Read Herald Advs. r ' { , 7

HAN(3HE8TEtl IVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1961 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 28,1961 FACE EIGHT p iseiil hope for a peaceful solu- tion that would lead to a neutral And Spoil Laos Peace Hopes Fire Deaths 11, Police Arrests Laos, Germany and independent Laos. Owners Fight Kennedy Seeks $2 Billion Kennedy Note Katanga Troops Set Asks Shift Water Main Projects Gromyko indicated he had brought an oral message from May Reach 12, Joeepk C. auinaa, $2, ef On Agenda of Khruidiehcv. He declined to say Pleasure Boat More for Missile Projects Qtes Rule on Of CANEL Proposed by Thrall ford, was ehorged just after nUd- what it was, but other informants France Fears For Major Offensive In Tennessee nlght with failure to esrry hlt'U- Warsaw Pact l^ d Gromyko generally followed License Plan eenSe. Me wo$ orraeted os the ra- the eu;Tsnt Moscow tine friendly (OMttBned from P i«e One) a stepped-up ground alert pro- School Loans to the idea of an international gram. EllsabethviUe. The Cong o,^ , Already 7(X) tons of the wheat Fred Thrall, superintendent of the water and sewer depart- (Osniiniisd tram Pegs One) ult of a routine cheek oa W. Mid- (OoMtaiMS fran Page One) oonference to tackle toe Laotian (Continued from Page One) The total of new obUgntional Into AEC SEATO to RUe Reds Kennedy was emphatic about Washington, March 28 (JP) March 28 (45—Whlta officered Ka- flour have arrived In The Congo * ment, is recommending construction of f78,S18 of wster dle Tpke., just west ot Main St. question. •nO»ority (euthorisln* the eerv- curtailing the B70 bomber project, tanga troops today were report- and have been distributed. obloss shortly before S a.m. as ha Guinan was told to appear In Cir- weekly breakfast esMUm that ‘the However, Gromyko failed to an- pull up stakes and leave the pe- which Is intended to produce The Kennedy administra- (CoatlBned from Page One) mains during the coming fiscal year. . . . • Ices to order e«iulpinent to be paid ed massing in central Katanga Ten inore refugees—eight Euro- Most of the program would he financed by cash reserves ' started on a fishing trip to Ken- cuit Court, Manehsster, on April Preeident and eU ef ue looked at swer .a specific question—whether troling of Long Island Sound to (Continned from Page One) planes able to fly more than 2.000 tion formally advis^ Con- pean nuns and two Belgian men— tucky Lake. He notified neighbors the aituetion oe hopefully os poeei Keith Holyoaks said the Ruaeiene* In the next and auhoequent years) for what United Nations officials ' The message added: ______------'Athe water depurtooent now has, ac- IS. the Kremlin would agree to a police agencies of Connecticut and miles an hour at super-high aitl- gress today that in its opin- arrived in Leopoldville from Kivu but they were unable to control ble under the circumstances.’’ are avoiding any step that would reiteration that they want a settle- wukl go bilUon-from say may be a big offensive against “This will save ah additional ’ - ______— rntrUngding. to T^uoU’s rtoommsoda- Thomas D. TolboL II, of An cease fire—sources said. New York. Several speakers said ment at the conference table and tudea ion federal across-thfr^kiard invaders sent by Leftist Antoiqe Ftovince, where Malayan U.N. pa- the blase or reach any occuponta dover, was charged lata last night Kennedy discussed with the leg- The cease fire Is a major point jeopardize negotiations for a tee $41,840 billion proposed in the The oncoming ballistic missile trols have been evacuating white $35 million in the defense budget the house. Islatora his cooferenoes with Brit- the Coast Guard was the only not on the battlefield was encour- grants or loans to church Glzenga's Stanleyville .re(rime. for fiscal 1962 below toe figure Included in the program ore the f t with failure to obey a traffic sig- w4th the United States because peaceful eolutlon to toe Laotlain aging but "does not go far enough Xasenhower budgret to $43,794 capability "makes unnecessary Gen. Sean McKeown', U.N. com- people terrorized by roaming Whitehead woe employed by a nal. H i was arraeted on E. Middle ish Prime Minletar Harold Mac without It, officials fear, the Com- agency w’ith the organization, crisis. and economically unjustifiable .the schools would be unconstitu- previously reduced In January, and Obituary following water molna: with concrete assurances.’’ mander-In-chlef in 'Hie Congo, bands of soldiers and anti-white 1. Extension ot on 8-lnoh main ClarksviUe soft drink bottling Tpke.; arid wps told to appear in mllMm on Siutday and Gromyko munists could gobble up Laos knowledge, and equipment to han- Pete said toe question of how bmion. development of the BTO Mach 3 tional, and so would tuition fanatics. will avoid a future expenditure of firm and drove back and fortiirto yesterday, newsmen were told by long SEATO should wait for a While awaiting a clarification of Spending — or actual money to told a news conference the Ka- at least $1 billion, which would on Ferguson Rd. south to Porter Circuit CourL Mancheeter, on while the diplomats are still ar dle thLs task. the Soviet position from Premier manned bomber as a full weapons payments for church school Latest UJ7. reports indicated Mrs. Evelyn B. R. Thompson . work, a distance of about five or April 10. Rayburn and the Senate Demo- Ruasian reply to toe British plan pay defense biUs — would go up avstem at this time.” Kennedy tanga Army may be getting ready have been necessary to achieve St., $8,545, gulng around a conference table. Khrushchev, the foreign ministers to attack in the Manono area, the the area around Kasongo, where Mrs. Evelyn Bethloh Robertson 2. Replacement of 4-lpch main lx miles. Doreen N. Murphy of $42 Can- cratic Leader, Sen. Mike Mane- With U.S. backing, Britain pro- Ignatz Horvath, commodore of had not been discussed. about $890 million from toe tisen- said. He added that the B70 would pupils. the terror once reached Us height, first experimental fllghL” , field, D-MonL Menafield. said the the Fairfield Boat Owners Asso- of the SEATO alliance went ahead These conclusions w*ere set out tin mining region where about 600 Thompson, 7t, Of 321 Holcomb SL, with 10-lnch main in portions of -DotsonvUle, a farming hamlet, ter SL was ch am d late yester- posed to Russia last Thursday that "My opinion is that the Russians hower budget, to a new total of not become available in quantity is now quiet. Some Europeans The proposed elimination of lies a few miles south of the Ken- Preeldent’e position on Loos re- ciation said state agencies seem with their planning apparently as until well beyond 1956, by which in a memorandum prepared by at- Gizenga troops seized control sev- military interest in the atomic Hartford sister of Martin B. Rob- Spruce St., $18,480. day afternoon with keeping an un- a cease fire be called, to be fnl- reply will be forthcoming soon, determined as ever to keep Laos $43.8 billion. Of that Increase $6M reportedly decided to return to ertson of Manchester, died last tucky-Tenneasee border in middle mains unchanged after the two unable to agree oh how many men perhaps next week,” he added. million is in new proposals. $190 time there should be a la r^ num- torneys of the Welfare Department eral months ago. powered airplane project comes 3. Extension of 12-ineh main iiceneed dog. Her arrest resulted lewed by an international confer- from falling under Communist dom- A battalion of U.N. Nigerian their missionary stations and out- night at a Hartford convalescent Tennessee. meetings. would be needed to patrol the That would be after the confer- mllUon covers proposals previous- ber of ICBMs. In consultation with the Justice after about $1 billion and 15 from Charter Oak St. and Autumn from a complaint that a blind ence. It ia a response to this pro- ination. troops is stationed in the area as posts from east of Kasongo, how- home. She was the wife of Asa P. woman’e dog wae being bothered "We ere very hopeful,” Ray- posal taht Kennedy is seeking. state’s waters—both the inland ence adjourns. ly announced, and $50 million )s The Eisenhower administration, Department. ever, . there were still reports of years were spent on it. A defense St. south via west branch of Gard- waters and the state’s portion of The United States before the con- after once cutting back the B70 Tile memorandum was provided a buffer between the two rival spokesman told newsmen that Thompson. ' , ner St. to Spring St., $17,600. by Mra Murphy’s dog. Mre. Mur- bum added, “that a solution will The time element is regarded as Foreign Minister Felixberto Ser- for proposals yet to be laid before unrest and fear among the popu- Survivors, liesides her husband Long Island Sound. rano of the Philippines indicated ference was reliably reported plan- program drastically, partially re- at the request of Sen, Wayne Congolese forces, and McKeown “We see no likelihood of a mili- 4. Extension of 12-lnch main French, Engstrom phy was told to appear In dome about that will be satiefec- Important here because the ning to recommend that the al- Congress. , v < lation. and brother, include a sistei' in tory to tu and thoea who work He referred to testimony at the that advocates of tough SBIATO The re\Tsed military totals bring vived it In the January budget rec- Morse, D-Ore, chairman of the said there Is danger of them be- tarily useful plane within the from Hartford Rd. and Prospect Circuit Court, Manchester, SEATO meeting in Bangkok is liance dispatch men and arms to ommendation,' It proposed the coming Involved In the fighting. American Consul General Rob- Hartford and another brother In St. south on Prospect St. to Farm Selling Gift Shop April 13. with us in these affeirs.” now midway in Us 3-day minls- Feb. 28 hearing In which a State line in Laos were winning. He the over-aU fiscal 1962 budget to Senate subcommittee on education. inson McUvane sent a message to time or money we can afford,” and Laos it the Soviets did not accept building of 12 B70s. Kennedy's rec- "We regard the situation with Hartford. Rd. and West on Farm Rd. to Kennedy was looking for a twdal meeting. What toe Soviet Police spokesman estimated 50 emerged smiling from a meeting the cease-fire proposal by the close a record peacetime level of $84,259 Morse asked for it when Secre- Mekki Abbas, acting head of the Kennedy wrote that: Funeral services will be held men would be needed and the State ommendation is to build only four considerable apprehension," the "We believe that the time has Juditk Dr., and also a main in Willton’s o u t Shop at 964 Main speedy answer from Soviet Pre- decide On would have a bearing on of chief delegates held immediate- of the conference Wednesday. billion. tary of Welfare Abraham Ribicoff U.N. commander said, expressing U.N. Congo operation, congratu- Thursday at 2:30 p.ni. at the New- mier Khrushchev on whether Rus- Board of Fi.sheries and Game «f- ly after toe afternoon's formal The prospective deficit thus is in- and confine the program to con- come to reach a clean-cut decision Hackmatack St. from Niles I>r. to St. haa been sold to Richard D. the plans SEIATO makes. The outlook changed suddenly struction only of the airframes, the testified before the subcommittee fear particularly o r a clash be- lating the Malayan contingent for kirk and Whitney Funeral Home, Martin to Hear sia will agree to a cease fire. In fered a guess of 21. secret session. creased to $2,826 tbillion. recently on the administration's in this matter.” Keeney SL, $13,890. Lfowis of West Hartford, accord- yesterday, when the Associated' engines and the bombing-naviga- tween the Nigerians and white their success in evacuating the 7'76 Farmington Ave., West Hart- 6. Replacement of 4-lnch main in his hour-long session with Gro- Both are too low, Horvath said. Serrano la a. leading supporter Neither of those figures is In proposed federal aid to public White people—50 in all so far, in- The decision can save at least ford. :The Rev. Joseph Zezzo will L Ing to papers filed yesterday at “Wliy in Bridgeport Harbor Press reported the^'^Rj^ians had tion system. No other elements of South African mercenaries serv- $1 billion more in spending, he -.reney St. >jfHna Hackmatack the town elerlc’e office. Parking Ban View myko yesteiday Kennedy was re- of SEATO intervention in. Laos agreed to a halt in th^ fighting as Kcraiedys message. They were ob- a complete weapons system would schools. cluding at least eight Americans. officiate. Burial will be In Easf ported to have stressed that a North End Fi|:es alone on a Sunday afternoon we if necessary to block a Commu- tained from toe Budget Bureau, ing with the Katanga Army. said. south to Linwood Dr. with 12- The eeUlM, Henry W. Engstrom a preliminary to an international ^ authorized. But even on this In reaction to the memorandum, McKeown said he discussed the In Stanleyville, an official of Cemetery, Manchester, at the con Property owners and tenants on truce must come before diplomatic have five men,” he said. nist takeover. In a jovial mood, which said it now is revising its Gizenga’s regime said an attempt venience of the family. inch main. $21,802. o f Orange and George L French conference. But closer, examination limited basis, the whole BTO pro- Morse issued a statement saying it position of the white mercenaries Officials of Pratt and Whitney In a message to General Man- Jr. of Old Saybrook, have noted in Main SL from the Center to Mid- talks—and the sooner Moscow re- All Grass Blazes Horvath said he was doubtful he told newsfnen hLs delegation is of the Pravda article showed only figures to take new Pentagon esti- gram will have cost $1.3 billion be- Is "a scholarly addition to the con- with Katanga President Molse by Lropoldville forces under MaJ. Friends may call at the funeral dle Tpke. will meet tomorrow at plies the better. whether toe Coaist Guard Auxili- "fully satisfied”; with toe results Gen. Joseph Mobutu to in- division of United Aircraft Corp. ager Richard MarUn. Thrall Mid the bill of Bale that they will op- an agreement In principle for an mates into account fore it is completed In 1967, Ken- stitutional literature on this im- Tshombe last night. home tonight from 7 to 9 and to- 8 p.m. in the municipal building Gromyko in turn was said to ary, which has 469 mem)>ers In the of the SEATO conference. 2 vade Glzenga-controlled Oriental early this afternoon , declined to that all the water malna would im- erate another gUt Shop here, Eaghth Dislplct firemen got International' conference — which The spending total compares nedy said. portant subject.” "As a result of what the presi- morrow from 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 with the general manager to die- have Indicated Khrushchev will re- state, would continue to function One conference source said It with President Eisenhower s rec- Province was crushed March 8. esUmate the effect of President p.m. Memorial contributions ipay prove service and relieve problems eltoer directly or indirectly, for plenty ot exercise yesterday In the Russians for mohths have urged On the other hand. Kennedy rec- However, Morse said he still is dent told me. I hope that no cuee the effect ef the parking bon spond in a few days, and to have if the Coast Guard cuts down on would be safe to speculate that —and not specifically for a truce. ommendations for $80,865 billion, ommended a $50 million increase Bernard Salumu, district com- Kennedy’s budget message in the b'e made to the Horace Bushnell of low water pressure. the next five years. The sale agree- of the opinion that loans to pri- clash will occur, hut we still view “AU of the pipe being replaced u on their street. asked that the United States fighting grass fires. its operations here. The auxiliary the Rueslans are trying to dis- At the start of the conference the a sum which Kennedy has said un- for another bomber-missile proj- missioner of Stanleyville, claimed absence of specific budget fig- Congrregational Memorial Fund. ment does not atop French from meanwhile avoid any precipitous vate schools would be constitution- the situation gravely.” the gen- four inch in size and at Hast 35 acting as a manufacturer’s repre- The ben against parking on the They fought one in the morning is made up of citizen boat owners rupt the SEATO meeting with eight members of the antl-Com- derestimated toe actual rate of ect, Skybolt. That program calls 110 Mobutu soldiers were killed ures." east side of the street has serious- action on the Laos crisis. al "providing an Interest rate is eral said. However, asslgpiment of the years old," he said. entatlve for the sales of gift on Tanner St. (which was report- who make their craft available for such peace gestures as toe article munist alliance—the United States, military outlays. The deficit con- for toe launching of ballistic mis- Reports reached U.N. headquar- and 800 captured In fighting in Fred D. Smith ly affected business, claim eeverel U.S. strategUts saw a good ed In yesterday's Herald) three in search work arid other chores. In Pravda yesterday again ex- trasts with Eisenhower’s forecast charged which covers the cost of atomic powered airplane project "The only probable area that Items, It was alto reported. Britain, France, Australia, New siles with a 1,000-mile range from ters of a 3-way claali near Lailua- Bumba in adjoining Equator Prov- Fred D. Smith. 61, died at his of the businessmen. One grocer omen in Gromyko’s request. They the afternoon and one last eve- Perley Horej"^ of Greenwich said pressing Soviet willingness to ne- Zealand, Pakistam, the Philippines of a $1.5 billion surplus. Most of BS2 bombers..Kennedy said such toe use of the money." ince. to the Atomic Energy Commission home. 20 N. Fairfield St., last might provide income in lieu of as- Atiy. John R. Mrosek at 928 Morse is a former dean of the hourg between Lulua and Baluba says the combination of the park- believed this might indicate Mos ning. members of four clubs that had gotiate an end to the jungle war and Thailand—were in general the surplus vanished with toe drop a bomber-missile combination was Mobutu returned to Leopoldville for continuation of research and night after a long illness. sessments would bs a portion of Main St. will handle claims In- ing ban and the snow plowed in University of Oregon Law School. tribesmen and Ghanian troops. vol'v^ in the transaction. cow is genuinely Interested in a No damage resulted although in designated him as their spokesman in the Southeast Asia kingdom. agreement that they must take a in tax revenues caused by the less likely to be eliminated in sud- First reports indicated that March 18 after weeks in the upper development ts not regarded as an He was bom In Quebec, Canada, Gardner SL This could be handled heaps in front of his business com peaceful solution, and fearful of a end to the PAW CANEL project by the connection charge provision one case a large area burned over. feel the pre.sent system of relying New Zealand's Prime Minister tough attitude. , recession, Kennedy said. den enemy attack on bases and The brief from the Welfare De- three Ghanian soldiers are missing Congo but made no public men- June 10. 1899, and had Uved in blned to cut deeply Into hie profits. spread In the fighting. That waa on Croft Dr. in Buck- on municipal police and har- 8 Along with his proposals for moreover toe program would ex- partment attorneys was in line and at least one tribesman had tion of any fighting. at Middleto\^’n. Huntington, Maas., before moving stated in the charter,” he said. 'A doctor claimed the parking Gromyko was described as The general feeling is that The coet df the Ferguson Rd. ex- land at i;30. borinaaters for enforce:nent of the more spending Kennedy -mention- tend the useful life of present with President Kennedy's fre- been killed. Another setback to the anti' to Manchester In 1937. Because Hospital Notes ban has been a hardship on some showing a serious concern, over Other grass fires in the after- law is best. , Association, said his organization leave Long Island Sound if the ed plans to shut down more than bombers into the missile age. quently expressed view that In Leopoldville, the United Na- Gizenga cause was claimed in transfer of the project from mill of poor health, he retired last year tension would be carried by the of his patients who have heart con objects to putting the power to states showed more interest in pa- tary to AEC control does not the eituatlon—more so than when noon were at 123 Main St. at 4:45. Hovey said he represented toe 70 military installations here and The President proposed a $226 across-the-board loans to church tions and The Congo government Stanleyville by G. Amisi, the com- as a maintenance man at Hamil- water departmenL he said, because ditlons. he talked to Secretary of State Greenwich Boat and Yacht Club, make safety regulations into the troling it. However, under ques- necessarily mean abandonment of one side of the road is water de- visiting hoars ore 2 to 8 pjn. and again on Croft Dr., at 5 abroad- million increase in new money for schools would be unconstitutional. there signed an agreement for toe missioner for the Ituri District of ton Standard, division of United Dean Rusk here 10 days ago. o'clock. Old Greenwich Yacht Club, Cos hands of a commission. Tips would tioning by Rep. Robert B. Berger. Secretary of Commerce Luther space and missile defense projects. "The Supreme Court has ruled distribution of 11,200 tons of Oriental, who said a Belg;lan agent the Canel operation. Aircraft Corp., where he had been partment property and the other for all areas except maternity be "unconstitutional delegation of D-Enfield, a member of the com- Kennedy’s message stated, "We Gromyko headed for Moscow to The final call was from Slater Cob Yacht Club, and Greenwich H. Hodges was asked at a news These include the Midas satellite that the First Amendment to toe wheat flour donated by the U.S. tried unsuccessfully to convert the employed for 23 years. ' side is town property. where they ora 2 to 4:S9 oad 6:$u report to Khrushchev. St. at 7:05. Ba.ss Club. legislative authority,” he said. mittee, he conceded he had not conference about toe economic for detecting, through infrared Constitution forbids the use of government. gold-rich area Into an independent will carry forward' both programs Mr. Smith was a member of Usually the watej- department to S pjn.; and private rooms where Martin on Panel Lombard was one of those who contacted the Coast Guard about making use of the scientific re- Prees reports from the strife- Town firemen were not called I A. P. Lombard Jr, a apokeaman Impact of the shutdown. radiation, the launching of enemy public funds to ‘support religious Congolese agencies will sell the mining state by bribing soldiers. Center Congregational Church. He assesses homeowners on a front they ora 10 a.in. to 8 p.m. VIsItora ridden Southeast Aslan kingdom to any grata fires yesterday. for the Connecticut Boat Owners w’arned toe Coast *”uard might this. Hodges said the move will cre- Radio Bucharest reported today search and development knowl- and his wife, toe former Winifred foot basis for installation of new ora reqneetod not to smoko In pa- missiles. institutions' or ‘finance religious flour through toe usual trading Of Finance Forum spoke of a lull in the fighting be- ______I_____ ate difficulties in the sections in- groups,' " the memorandum said. stations, many of whose food that Communist Romania and the edge in toe areas of high tempera Houghton, celebrated their 3Sth extensions. Where the water de- tleate’ room. No more tiuui taro tween royal government forces ture materials and high perform- volved, that aoch moves can be ‘‘Legislation which renders sup- toclu are critically low, and de- Gizenga regime have agreed to ex- wedding anniversary last Labor partment merely replaces or en- vieltora at one time, per pattenL General Manager Richard Mar- and pro-Communlst rebels. But expected on an accelerated basis, posit the revenues In a special change ambassadors. Since the ance reactors related to AECs Day. larges existing water dines, it has port to church schools is uncon- broad objectives of atomic re- tin will be a panellet on the sub- authorities here had no word of a and that Americans and their Al- $15,000 Deficit atituUonml in some circumstances. fund. Thta fund wlH be used for death of Patrice Lumumba, the Survivors, besides his wife, in- been customary for the water de- , Patleato Today: 245 ject "Sourees ot Municipal Rev- let up in the Soviet-North Viet lies both “must get ready for UJ^.-approved public worits proj- Communist bloc contends that actor development including some clude three daughters. Mrs. Alvin partment to foot the bill. ADMITTED YESTERDAV: Wal But laws designed to further the work at both plants making use of enue" during the ninth annuel Kaimese airlift of arms to the in- shocks of this kind.” education and welfare of youth ects in varloue parts of the coun- Gizenga’s is the only legal govern- Horton of Lebanon, Mrs. Richard ter Bleleckl, RFD 1, Mancheeter forum on municipal finance surgents which began last I>e- ment in The Congo. the scientific teams." - Pqlowitzer of Manchester, and XJnderiylng the revikions re For Removing may not be unconstitutional if they try. Pronunciation Guide Sigmund Scholsky, 36 Griswold Wednesday, April 12, at the Stat- cember. quested by the President was the "Both plants" referred to the Mrs^ ’hnman Schlehofer of,_Wmi- SL; Michael Gannutz, 373 Lydall afford only Incidental benefits to PAW Canel project'at Middletown ler-Hilton in Hartford. Press secretary Pierre Salinger position of the United States “as mantic; one brotofr in Hunting- St.; Vlggo Jorgenaen, South Oov Moderator ef the panel will be described Kennedy as atill hope- church schools. For example, pub- and the General Electric atomic By the asso ciated PRESS a power which will never strike Winterns Snow ton and three brothers in Canada; entry; WUUam ’nemey, 219 W Pomeroy Day, executive vice ful for a peaceful outcome to the lic funds may unquestionably be devielopment plant at Evondale, a nephew, Carl J. Houghton of An- Here is a pronunciation guide to first." As such, Kennedy said, "Our used to provide fire and police pro- Officials in Disagreement Center SL; Mrs. Patricia Kibbe preeident of the Connecticut Bank Laotian erisis, and other edminie- hopes for anything close to an ab- Ohio. dover, who formerly made his names in the news today: tretion authorities viewed the A special appropriation oj $15,- tection to church schools. home In Mancheeter with the Lord Home. British foreign sec- RFD 1, Mancheeter; Judith Mor- and Trust Co. solute deterrent must rest or 000 for snow removal during the "The line between direct sup- rison, 51 Finley SL; Mra. BemS' Other panelists will be Hubert Kennedy-Gromyko talk as easing weapons which come from hid- Over Car Tax Payment Proof Smiths, and 10 grandchildren. retary — Hume W. Stone, eMlstant executive di- some of the teneenees of the past winter will be considered by port snd incidental benefits is not Funeral services will be held Robert Menzies, Australian for- dette Brown, Blast Hartford den moving or invulnerable bases the board of directors Tuesday, always easy to determine. De- Michael Gronskl, Tolland; Mrs. rector of the Public Elxpenditure situation although no solution which will not be eviped out by a About Town Thur^ay at 1 p.m. at the Holmes eign minister—Men’-zees April 4, at 8 p.m. cisions of the Supreme Court snd Town and motor vehicle depart-^partment weekly lista of owners as Funeral Home, 400 Main St. TTie Columbia DeCarli, 88 Biaaell St. Council; and Professor O. Glenn was reached. surprise attack." Maurice Couve de Murvllls, Saxon, Yale University. After their meeting, which went The money would be in addition relevant state esses cited and dis- ment officials disagreed today over they paid their taxes. Rev. CTlfford O. Simpson, pastor Mrs. Dora Ibarra, 14 Eire St. In addition to Polaris and Min- Cervini said a number of the Sunset Council. Degree of French foreign minister—Moh- The forum will open at 3 p.m off in an atmosphere of cordiality, to $28,000 already appropriated cussed in the sccompanying memo- who needs proof that he has paid of Center Congregational Church, reece’ Koov Duh Moor-vte' Mra. Shirley D1 Ciocclo, 20 Fulton uteman, which accounted for al- randum make it clear that it is his local car taxes before he can persons who have been sent for Pocahontas, will sponsor a kitohen Rd.; Mrs. Dorothy Tedford, 269 with two other panele. both Kenney and Gromyko ex- most $1.5 billion of the suggested over and above what the highway win officiate. Burial will be in Manzur Qadlr, Pakistan foreign easier to determine what, the first get his registration renewed at the proof of payment slips after wait- social tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Buckland Cemetery. Spring St.; Manuel Deleon, Mans- boost, Kennedy asked for funds to division planned would be needed. ing in line at the MV branch office minister—Mahn'-soor Kah’-deer The highway division Includptl amendment forbids than what it MV branch at the State Armory. home of Mrs. Clarence Booth, 106 Friends may call at the funeral field; George Gordon, Tolland Ave., strengthen the Skybolt long range blame the M.-’ nchester tax office Spruce St. Friends and the public Thanat Khoman. foreign min- some money for snow removal for allows.” Motor Vehicle Inspector Walter Home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and ister of Thailand—Tah’-naht Koh’- Rockville; Mrs. Alice Gagnon, 38^ nuclear-warhead ballistic missile. The Roman Catholic hierarchy Kane said today that car owners f o f ’tho Inconvenience. are invited. Each member is asked Summer S t; William Roberta, Increase the ground alert force the past winter in its budget re- With two full dkyt remaining to 7 to 9 p.m, man quest of 1960-61, but not as is urging'provision for long-term who have received regular renew- to bring items for. the social. Columbia; Linda Bouchard, 28 and bomb alarms, improve con- renew automobile registrations, freshments wdll be served. Fellxberto berrano, foreign min- separate category. low-interert loans which would be al applications printed in blue ink . niBAlRI CURFEW ASKED ister of Philippines—Pay-lW-behr’- Dailey Circle. Rockville; Mrs. Rita tinental defense and warning sys- available to church and other do not need any proof that they 1,873 inserts were given out so far F6rt Lauderdale, Fla,; March Goncl, 22 West St.; Beth Shainln, tems, increase flexibility of con- Some snow removal is done dur- toh Say-rah’-noh. i it’s FAIRWAY for i private schools as a part of any paid their local tax. this year through yesterday com- The American t«gion will meet 28 (4»—The City Commisalon met 35 Lakewood (Nrcle; Timothy Ste- ventional forces and increase ing toe regular working hours of Gaston Eyskens, Belgian prime federal aid to education program. Manchester CoUr tor of Revenue pared to 6,083 at the end of the tonight at 8 at the American Le- In eipqrgency'session today and vens, 17 Canterbury St,; Mrs. military manpower by 13,000. toe highway division crews. Extra sixth day last year. . minister—Eyes’-kens appropriations are for the over- Controversy over this has over- Paul Orvini Insisted, however, gion Home.'Refreq|iments Will .6c ' conaldetedi a ' poHCo' request to Helen Bumford, 53 Summit SL; ^ taittr clavtSi baaaati, hats, vails, 4 Keiuiedy said sa-vings could be shadowed most other issues in- Today’s total up to 1 pm. was served after the 'meeting. close the bearli area to college Ruanda Urundi. Belgian trust time the crews put in, as weU. as that many car owners ate being territory in Africa—Roo-ahnn’- Claude Michaud, Coventry; Mrs. made by the "elimination of waste, rental of additional equipment, re- volved in the proposed aid legisla- sent to his office for proof of pay- 256. Btu4enta! at siuidown In an at- Eleanor Oates, 45 Franklin SL, L pia-aa flawars, ribbaas, ate. ^ duplication and outmoded or un- tion. The sub-branch office will be Alton Holt Jr., eon of Mr. and teinpt to halt mob revelry by duh Oo-roon’-dee. pairs for breakdowns, and lunches ment slips despite the fact - that Prince Boun Oum of Laos — Rock'vllle; Mrs. Mary Belskl, South justifiable expenditure items." He Saying that' several unconstitu- they have the blue Imprinted re- open dally through Thursday from Mrs. Alton Holt Sr.. 114 Camp- thousands of Easter vacationists. r open thurs. snd frL tiO 9 • world freen stamps A for the crews on overtime. Boon-oom. Windsor. proposed abandonment -of two tional proposals can be readily newal blanks. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. field Rd., left this. morning by The commission took no imme^ ADMITTEKI TODAY: Oscar Ol- ^ main straet, msnehester— mi 3-1212 ^ squadrons of the Titan missile, identified, the summary of conclu- Cervini said the motor vehicle of- Good Friday, March 31, the of- plsme for a vacation at Fort diate action but agreed to meet Prince Sihanouk of Cambodia— See’-ah-nook son, 21 Carol Dr.; Mrs. Jenny If your MU much of the B70 manned bomber sions continued: ficials at the Armory do not have fice will be closed. Lauderdale, Fla. again during ihe uftemoon Hemenway, 12 Haynes SL; Kath- program, a number of B47 medium Souvanna Sees Across-the-board grants to complete records. He said his office Current registration expire at leen Guertln, Ellington. h . . . SoM wM b« tw« ef lu! ^ rieU eaught LET IT 80] bomber wings and military Interest church school msy not be made. has sent to the Motor Vriiicle De- midnight Friday. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A The.Supreme Court has declared; in the atomic powered plane proj- B a n k t ha f g / v e s y o u P L A N N E D S E C U R I I Y daughter to Mr. and Mra. John r watch for FAISWAY'S iiew store J Lo$e your HU . . ect ‘No tax in any amount, large or win decide if the echool will be Wentz, 466 W. Middle Tpke; a Kennedy also turned down once Truce in Laos small, can be levied to support re- s next te the eew pepiilar mericet. not your KU. accepted. daughter to Mr. and Mra. David more the request of the army to go ligious acUvlUes or Institutions, Coventry (Continued from Page One) whatever they may be called, or In other action. Cole suggested D’Alessandro, S3 Charter Oak St. into production of the Zeus anti- that General Manager lU chard BIRTH TODAY: A eon to Mr. ICBM missile before full testing is whatever form they may adopt to China previously agreed, to such teach or pnutlce religion.. .* Martin. Building Inspector Thom- and Mrs. James Sloan, Tamarack completed. He said McNamara has G>viello Quits as C. Monahan and School Busi- taken steps to discontinue 73 a conference, and the United "Plainly an acrosa-the-board Lone, Vernon. ____ States and Britain now have grant is the type of support which ness Manager Douglas Pierce DISCHARGBID YESTERDAY: domestic and foreign military In- 'work together in preparing a list stallations. Their location was not agreed provided it is preceded by the court has ruled is prohibited. As Selectman Mrs. Edith Gaskell, 34 Garden Dr.; a cease-fire. Since no effort is made to earmark of unfinished repair items for Raymond Finn, Blast ' Hartford; disclosed immediately. 'Which the balance of toe $31,618 How much Choose the funds for specific purposes, Mrs. Rose Converse, 52 Wads- The basic change in the wepaons The resignation of Selectman in the older elementary school system proposed by Kennedy was Vientiane, Ial ’o, March 28 (45— siich a broad grant would Inevit- worth SL; Robert Farmer, 47 ably facilitate the performance of James J. Covlello has been accept- fund can be used. Btince Dr.; Richard Hale, Hebron: a 50 per cent Increase in toe Polar- The Pathet Lao rebels have con- ed by First Selectman Richard M. demned western plans for a cease- the religious fimction of the school, An appropriation of $180,000 for Ralph Miner, Hebron: Mrs. Pa- is missile submarine fleet by the Galinat. oai>ltal improvements to older ele- end of 1964 and more money for fire in Laos as a scheme to kill This the first amendment forbids.’ tricia Shea and daughter, 48 Further, it was concluded that Coviello listed "personal and mentary schools was approved in Myrtle St.; Mra. Anita Travers the Air Force's minuteman pro- time while the United States in- other reasons" in his letter of are your gram. creases military aid to the Royal across-the-board loans to church a referendum vote more than a and daughter, 16 Progress Ave., schools "are equally Invalid" be- resignation submitted yesterday. year ago. Work was started at the for Easter The increase for the Polaris pro Laotian army. ’ The resignation followed his arrest Rockville; Mrs. Alice Swols and A broadcast by the rebel radio cause a loan represents a grant close of school In June 1960, and daughter, Hartford T)>ke., Rocic- gram—more submarines, a speed of credit. Sunday by Resident State Trooper $148,381 in renovation work was up in rocket range, more men for was monitored last night as the Ludwig T. Kolodziej on a warrant vUle. , crews — would raise the over-all Laotian civil war simmered down It was noted that the Supreme done. DISCHARGBBO TODAY: Wtl- finest, freshest candies you can give! Court haa ruled that the First charging embezzlement of funds of program by $1.3 billion. to occasional skirmishes. The rebel the Nathgn Hale Community Cen- savings 11am Rathbun, Hebron; Mrs. Lor- In his State of the Union mes- miUtary advance suddenly halted Amendment forbids the lending of raine Mortimer, 9 RusmcII Dr., a public classroom for religious in- ter of which Covlello was treasur- sage. Kennedy had announced an last week. Diplomatic negotia- er. The selectman is free under - Vernon; Mrs. Lilly Nutland, 73 tions have Binbe intensified In struction. Youths Can Sign Davie Ave., Rockville; Eldward acceleration in the Polaris subma- "The lepding of public property $2,500 bond for appearance in Cir- rine building program to increase Washington and at the Southeast cuit Court 12 at Stafford Springe, Waltere, 96 Church St.; Robert fiscal 1961 building from 5 to 10. Asia Treaty Organization (SEA' and the lidding of puUlc credit For Farm Work and Gerard Poliansky, Ellington; are constitutionally equivalent April 19, Today he recommended, add! TO) 'meeting in Bangkok. In a special meeting last night, worth? Mra. Margaret Burke, 869 Main One western official termed the forms of government assistance,” During Vacation St.; Mrs. Vera Treschuk, North tlonally, that the fiscal 1962 pro- the memorandum said. the Democratic Town Committee gram contain provision for 10 more current military situation an "un. voted to recommend the appoint- Your savings are worth the maximum li) Coventry; Mrs. Rose Pearson, 93 rocket subs, with the whole con- official almost cease-fire." Both "Tuition payments for all church Arriott Rd.; Carolyn Mellen, 35 school pupils are invalid since they ment ot Raymond H. Bradley Sr. Manchester’s youth between the dividends consistent with safety, perma- struction program stepped up to sides apparently await the outcome ages 14 through 17 may register Falknor Dr.; Arthur Guatafaeon, of big power t^ks on Laos. accomplish by indirection what of Rt. 31, to fill the vacancy on the a rate of 12 a year instead of the board of selectmen. for summer farm work at the Em- nence and guaran,tee. Dobson Rd., Vernon; Miss Doris original five. The Pathet Lao radio said toe grants do directly — since tuition Werner, 11 Cross St.; Daniel As- payments, whether made to the Bradley is chairman of the town ployment Service office at 806 "Under this sct^edule, a force of Americans want to use the lull in Main St. during the spring school •ard, RFD 1, Mancheeter; Ralph fighting to help the Laotian army school Or to the parents or student, committee, has been its treasurer, 29 Polaris submaidnes can be com- served four years on the zoning vacation week of April 23. Fletcher, 87 N. Elm SL; Mre. Mary pleted and at sea two months be- recover, from "grave losses." would constitute support of church Keeler Beoaet Box—-esHh schools, they are prohibited by the board of appeals and was justice Hazel L. Anderson^ office mana- Meyer, 26 Clyde Rd.; Henry Hig- Cohwtel Kagter Boeka^ fore the present program calling "The United States wMIe clam- gins, RFD 1, Mancheeter; WUliom IVUIV o n aVeimi OTWVOTi ering for a cease-fire iB>^ten8lfy' First Amendment. of the peace for 10 years. The two ger, said today that applicants wHh eeilk dieeelato. mieS wKh >— pHwg coaSlea for 19 boats and two years earlier Republican selectmen, Galinat and must have a birth certificate and Earn Mlnney, 260 W. Center fSt.; Ray- than would be possible under toe ing its military measures to Intim LAMINATED BOXY JA C K ET idate the Laotians," the broadcast Bertron A.- Hunt, will take action social security number when they mond Thompoon, 16 Andover Rd.; 2 old 5-a-year rate," he said. on the vacancy within the next 80 register and are interviewed. Mrs. Brenda ShortaU and eon, The President urged acceleration said. , SPRING SUITS As evidence It cited movements Reds Deny Losing days, it is reported. Almost 600 workers were placed Blast Hartford; Mre. Gail Porter JERSEY TO P P ERS of the program to develop a 2,500 on tobacco farms last summer and and daughter, Hebron; Mrs. Jane mile range Polaris rocket, to make of U.S. forces in the Pacific, the OraM Fire Alarm Annual Dividend feom-bock ed-wen't in a g a la xy of now SEATO meeting, plans for basing Man in Space Hop A grass fire was extlnguiriied at over 200 were placed on fruit and Watkins and daughter, 26 Cottage LAMINATED those weapotu available a year vegetable farms, she said. St. earlier. He said this also would Marine helicopters in nearby Thai- the Nathan Hale Homestead thle stretch or sag Spring colors mean an eventual saving in toe land, and stepped-up arms deliver- (Continued from Pkgo One) morning at about 10 a.m. Com- The Shade Tobacco Growers this JERSEY COATS production of the second genera- ies to the Laotian Army. panies from North and South Cov- year will pay 75 cents an hour for EXTRA CONVENIENCE . . tion of Polaris missiles, which We think highly of tl)elr progress entry and Eagleville responded to youth, three cents above lost year’s f oam-back eci—won't would have a 1,500 mile range com- aqd rejoice in their successes, the alarm. rate, and $1 per hour for adults, Three convenient offices to serve you, with Personal Notices pared -with the present, first gener- up from last year's 95 cents, it ample free parking. Also, S.B.M. offers Proposed Rules "To imply that We do not an- was reported. s t r e t c h o r s a g ation 1,200 mile weapons. Advertisement— you the added service of Banking by Mail. The Increase in personnel is nounce our flights in order to avoid a t On Healing Filed McKinney Lumber, MI 3-2141, SKIPS NEWS PARLEY In Memoriam based on the Polaris submarine's admitting failure is wrong. It Is not Bolton Notch, Hundreds of items In loTlng memory of our mother, in the nature of our thinking. We Washington, March 28 (JP> t - Kagler Bgf CutM ^-eM doa lO W tisB of two alternate crews of for toe home; Lumber, Hardware, Emma L. Clifford, who passed away about 125 men e%ch. A copy of proposed heating reg- have not concealed them (failures) President Kennedy will not hold EXTRA EARNINGS.... March 38. 1966. EACH Mason, Electrical, Plumbing. Fuel his usual Wednesday news con- Although the President pro- ulations, compiled from widely so far and do not plan to do so in S.B.M. is the ^nly mutual savings bank in Beyond the gate our loved one. aearis^Mflaewa. 88 scattered data within various town the Wture." Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ference tomorrow even though Finds happlneu and rest.' posed that production capa^ty his trip to Palm Beach has been Manchester and is now giving the increased And thera la comfort in the thought, for Minuteman missiles should be records by Building Iniipector Correspondents were Invited to the academy to meet Little Star, Manohester Evening Herald Cov- pootponed, the White House sold That a loving Ood knows best. Perfect covering for all Here’s a terrific cropped doubled “to move to still higher Thomas C. Monahan, was placed entry oorreepondent, F.' Panlbie , annual dividend of on file in toe town clerk’s office the dog sent into Space and recov- today. Kennedy originally decid- The Clifford family. your spring dresses jacket suit in a . levels of strength more swiftly," little, telephone Pilgrim 2-62SL ed to pass up the W edn ^ ay he rejected an Air Force idea yesterday with General Manager ered Saturday. wonderful blend of long- Richard Martin’s approval. Little Star, a smoky colored meeting with newsmen because In Memoriam buimia* brins RuimII Stover and suits. Four button about the use of some of those bitch, appeared to be in fine shape. he would be away from the capi- EXTIU SAFETY . .. In loving memory of Anna Mary wearing wool and missiles. He recommended elim- The regulations will be reviewed Miller, who passed away March 38, ^ Candies—any at Vbm 15 double breasted style She wae shown to correspondents, tal. DevelopmeDto In the Laotian Po p ul ci i l o w - p o c k e t j e rse y w i t h inating from toe budget money to by the town’s board of directors Building Group ? V • 'The Skvingss Bank of Manchester is a 1946. with side tabs; rayon nylon. . . at a fabulou$ for final approval and preparation along with Stelka and Belka, two crisis kept hirr here and delayed mount three squadrons of Min- earlier space dogs, and Strelka’s his scheduled departure for Palm member of the Federal Deposit Insurance A pfeetoua one from us is gont, V I y cpcint r cl U i r , h e i l - c u f l sl e e v e s. taffeta lined. Red, , price. Rayon taffeta utemen on railroad cars, but said for printing in a booklet form for Accepts School v. ^ Corporation- A voice we loved is stilled, i AiMwIsd CheeslalMt. local contrac,tors. puppies. •• Beach until Thursday. However, A place 1s vacant in our lives Hci n d d e t a i l s Li n e d w i t h i ci y o n beige, black. 10-16. mied. Button tab. 8-lS. development work on that part Scientists said no ill effects from a White House spokesman said Which never can be filled. IJO the i-i«p 4 hoK o f the program would continue. The compilation of heating reg-> their mother's space travels had Kennedy "decided not to rein- tcifTetci. S p r i n g s h a d e s. ulation data came out of a public The Mancheeter Building Com- Son George and family. fsO ydeoqM liifM lsA v. Kennedy requested an additional shown up in the puppies. mittee voted last night to accept stoto the press conference.” ,Mi . ,.'S 8 - 1 6 , Ji . Pi' t l t es' 5 ' ! $96 mlHion in new money for the hearing last August when heating THE H O ME O F SA VIN GS BA NK LIFE INSURA NCE KaeerQwertal efeadetfal Minuteman program. contractors voiced a need for such construction work done at Bar- Card of Thanks BIG QUAKE BECORDED nard Junior High and to hold a ASSASSINATION TRY ^ B E I wish to thank Ihe many friends who Kennedy recommended a 13,000- a booklet to. provide a single, con- Tokyo, March 28 (45—Japanese Cairo, Moreh 29T new remembered Stanlex jdth pmyers, man increase in military manpow- cise compilation of rules covering joint inspection. toUr with mem- flowers and gifu duriw bis long lUnM. W.' ..1! (,' - seismologists today recoded a bers of the board of education on attempt to assassinate the To all thoae who tent cards exiwestlng er. This would add 5,000 to toe heating installations, which are major earthquake In East In- InoMm of Yemon was reported sympathy at the time of hla pesahil So hif'H ’ ‘ * IK . . army (most of them to increase ‘‘90 per cent of our work,” said work yet to be done at BUng donesia. Japan Central Meteoro- Junior High School. by the Yemeni Radio Sanaa to- “ * Mrs. BUnley Straugh. N- ' •ClMi . * • ‘ the 4 >ecial forces for guMriUa-type Hayden Whiting of Whiting Corp. logical Agency said Its, Inotm- Gilmore Cole, chairman o f the day. The radio sold an onldentl- avings anchester N O rr'f HUTFOII ELEsma war f w and to create an addltlon- at 254 Brood SL ments recorded the siMCk about building committee, augReotad fled gmunish fired on the„ King’s alB B tye group of about 1,800 Card of Thanks Monahan said today that such 7 p.m. from the direction of Hal- that members of the building com- cor in the Red Sea pert of M A I N O F E I C E F A S T B R A N C H WEST B R A N C H , We wish to thank « f our .nail men); 3,000 for the Na-vy, chiefly a printed booklet in the hands of mahera Island In the Celebee mittee and the board of educa- Hodelda yesterday. The iroa- f cj'.t C ’ n l ' r ' •f M n n c h ’ bors, Irienda and. relaUves for LIWTCaMNUH ’ for more Polaris crews; 3,0(X> for Ma i n 5 f manyaiiraee^ at w cuen ofwa kindness < and- sympathy heating contractors, ktatlcg Man- Sea. A major enrtbqaake ih mid- flsted ruler escaped lojury but rV • • f A M I / , / / 1 T f n f; •( QUINN’S PHARMACY tion's building and sites nubcom- t «• r i o X ’> f . the Iftxine to provide an addition- C o r S??ow»shown us in our reowt chester’s heating regulations, will March was reported to have d** mittee hold the inspection at 4 several of his otteadsnto wers O r - f N T H U R S D A Y 878 IIAIN STREET—MANCHESTER al infuttry battalion, and 2,000 alleviate a lot of time and ques-^ •troyed 80 per cent of the topm pjm. on April 6. The joint Inspec- wounded) the radio added. n O ] H O P t N f R : 0 ' \ 7 \ ti itss sod loeaad C V ’ N I N ' r . t n I m «M el ean. _ ^ ROUTE 5 -S O U T H WINDSOR, CONN. tor the All; Force, primarily for Uona that keep coming, up con- of Endek on Eloreo bland In tion tour win be followed by a Temesd troopa seised several The Oeehea feieliy. PHONE Ml 84188 Ihcreasiiig the ground crews In cerning heating contnteton work, East iH^nnMln taeetlng in whkfa the two giou|ss Buspeets. i ALWAYS PUNfV OT m il PAUCMO: 'i c r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BiANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1961 PAGE E L E V l^ Ji2_ BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE atructicsial supplies, remaining at Brian Warner. Paibnts are urged der, crackers, egg salad sandwich, Andover $1,000, showa s cost of $4 per child Columbia to attend the Court of Honor. white cake with cherry aauce and for 250 children. Time for Taxee milk; Thursday— breaded pork- AME8ITE DRIVES You Should Know... Other items In the budget are as Mrs. Laura Lb Squier, tax collec- ettes, buttered rice, buttered peae, AND USTVN.TOU 0 ia WALRUS, X -i School Budget follows; salary of achooi board Honor G>urt tor, has announced that she will be 'Vienna bread and butter, fruit and ■Antww to ftwteu* ftaai> clerk, $400, no change; old age re- at Yeomans Hall Saturday from milk. NAME NO 1b PLAV CH^AUSS / tirement, $260, up $50; and supplies 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. for the con- PARK AREAS • O U T O f M V W A V and M OTAPeePOOT OFj Robert Led Francis Turcotte and expenses, $470, down $20. 'too, OR I'LL CHANGe 1U» MBNO -0 FRICAI Hikes Listed venience of taxpayers. On- this Maacheeter Evening Herald Co- Also, substitute teachers, $1,500, Slated Today date, taxes on the list of 1960 are lumbia correepnndent, Mrs, Donald CrushMl Driveway MOOPte/'^ so PRACTICE VOOR LIMES FOR THIS Robert Leo Francla Turcotte', and supplementary summer read- due. They may be paid any time be- AftbRMoom's Fin a l R ehearsal of ACtOSS TFOOtod TMO R. Tnttle, telephone, ACademy known to hie frlende aa Butch, la The major Increases In the ap- ing program, $1,400, no change; A joint (Jourt of Honor for Boy fore May 1. After that date they Gravd, Sten* and Swid I T H A T P L A V lEaropwn BQttitonloa 8-S4S5. 9 Fawn one c< the etMrfeUc men on the proximately $120,000 board of ed- school clerk for four weeks, $230; Scouts of Troops 62 and 162 will become delinquent and are subject iyou'R E 11^ monwdi,—— other supplies and instruction. be held in Yeomans Hall tonight at Gaaranteed SatUfhetion JlllIlM 10 Mortar tn ;* Manuheeter scene whose phtloaophy ucation budget, proposed for the to interest at the rate of one-half LITTLE LIECHTENSTEIN 6Sh«ndMtho URtblMd taMe coming year are found in salaries, $200, no change; instruction of 7:30. This is tlie first time in about of one per cent of the tax each ____ ISSnaia ill Uie la herd work and n love of The history of Liechtenstein goes capital outlay, tuition and trans- physically handicapped; $250, an in- 20 years that su h an event will be month, or fraction thereof, from back to 1342 and the rule of Count M. E. FRENCH CO. UCotmUrtaNew “ S2KS? the outdoor life. portation for children attending crease of $200; audio-visual sup- conducted by other tlian Wilbur May 1 until time of payment. Hartmann I. This tiny land cov- York SlHadnar Fletcher. 28 Dormant Owner-operator of Turcotte’e special classes at RHAM High plies, $350, and playground equip- Spring Has Sprung ers 61 square miles and- has a pop- Coventry— Phone PI 2-7161 5 ISBuUflfhtar ment, $100, no-change. Scoutmasters Lucicn Levesque 85 Stiffly daeonos Eeeo Station at 110 Center St. School. Peep frogs are peeping at Co- ulation of only 15,000 people. MAcquuaea Also, custodial salaries total and William Roberts will conduct IBLnaaod 26 Plact out since March 25, 1957, he has been Salary increases are; teachera, lumbia Center and the red. rod 27 Foundation an active illfure in Mancheeter'a $6,312, an increase of $512. This the ceremony with the assistance robins are hopping about. Both 16 Ood’a (Latin) 96Reaaod 43Mra.Tniman up $2,650 to a toU l of $57,050; ITOanutof 29Drlnktac civic affairs. principal, up $300 to $7,500; cler- item includes the custodian’s of troop committeemen. Thirty-five made their presence known last utonall 86 Conceal 48LouMatt^ awards will be presented, among BY V. T. HAMLIN maadow 46BHtervetdi One of hia civic duties ia as an ical, up $400 to $2,300; and the salary, $4.8.50, an Increase of $200; week, TTiursday night for the peep- helper, $160; and summer help, them Life Scout, Star Scout, first, Q 46 Cloth maaiute alternate member ot the Zoning town share of the social worker’s ers and Friday for the birds. OFCOUBSENOt ^ ^ in her country $812. second class and tenderfort badges, This is late for the frogs which 22PrepoaiUonSHSati*” M ISS' UCWtaMr Board of Appeals. Hia four-year salary, $652. The total coat of a , X OSCNW fiOOP/-1 CMT BE A , 84'BeUtUe country ' 49 Contend' and varied merit badges. generally begin their piping be- SSBaeecourae ZBA appointment expires in 1968. social worker’s salary and ex- A Board of Review for 'Troop 62; \OU WONT TAKE OOP\ HEAVB^ / PARTY TO tlKNING \ “ The ZBA la an important part Advertisement-^-. tween the first and middle of SBWOUSLY WHEN HE 1 M A N - J THAT RACK OF APES ] • circuit pense Itated aa $8,150. Andover’s McKinney Ijumber, M I 3-2141, John Tettelbach, Gunnar Olson, 94 Small candle of the Town’s function and it has share for her services one day per Emil Malek, Gunnar Lytikainen March, although last year they 6AK> H EP PkS U S U X >SE ON THE 27Wlckad been a privilege to serve on it,” Bolton Notch, Hundreds of items were recorded in this column on UP AN ARMY? / WORLD.' week would be matched by State and Frank Marchisa, met with 11 28briUta rr he aald. for the home; Lumber, Hardware, April 1. 29 Home pat funds of $652. She would spend Ms.son, Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel boys of that troop to give the nec- Aaeistant Dog Warden Hot Lunches 50 Prevaricate one day per week also In Marl- Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. essary examinations preparatory 81 Employ Aa auiatant dog warden for borough and two days per week at to the Court of Honor. The boys The hot lunch menu at Porter 82Maact^ more than 11 yeara, Turcotte has RHAM High School. Hebron Is the were Michael Blum, William -Gard- School this week includes: Today— nickname some interesting stoiiee while hav- only district town which has voted ner, Joseph Jaswlnski, Dennis meat loaf with ketchup, buttered 88 Expend ing the duty when Dog Warden against sharing the services of a Potholp Finder Klein, Bruce Melvin, James Purvis carrots, mashed potato, chocolate 35Honfctl Lebero (Lee) Fracchia has been social worker. Peter Roberts, James Robinson, pudding, bread, butter and milk; ■®UT TM-CT'5 Mis 36 Lenpiter found out of town, BICS P R O B L E / A * 37 Number The special classes at RHAM Club Organized Douglas and Gary Tettelbach and Wednesday— homemade fish chqw. 30 Balance (eb.) VLast year, while Lee was out of Ike to Write are sponsored by the Marlborough 40 Froeen water town, 1 was called out to get a school board for youngsters who Lancaster, Pa.. March 28 liTt— 42 Cheat bone fox that was disturbing the nelgh- are not able to participate in the Mayor Thomas J. Monaghan yes- LENOX PHARMACY 44Deftroyed liors in the back yard of a Ben- Second Book elementary school program. The terday Invited residents of this CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 47 Oontrlvanee ton St. resident," he said. 299 E. CENTER ST. Mi 9^)896 50Readi for tuition cost, estimated at $500 per city to become members of the , ^ S T A M P O U T 51 A complaint that the fox was Palm Springs, Calif., Mairch 28 child, will be $2,000. Since the "Pothole Spotters Club.” The only 62 terrorizing children in the area (/P)— Former President Dwight D. requirement for membership is 2 BY AL VERMEER classes arc shorter than the reg- 1314 that citizens report to the streets brought Turcotte on the scene. Eisenhower says he will write a ular school day, transportation THAr^ , N O - I T S , II*M TWEI DOWN “ I had to shoot the fox and, department any potholes they dis- second book and, from time to must be provided separately, at an BILLS B^AUSE BECAUSE ONUV KIO. 1 Printer'! term with luck, killed my prey on the estimated cost of $1,800. cover. WEDNESDAY SPECIALS 'rtOU’B E TOU’RE .W ITH NO SOpen tore first shot," he said. time, articles for a magmcine. Monaghan said a membership ALWAYS ALWAYS HOLES W MIS aConvoy One other Incident, about four " I am beginning work on some The capital outlay total of $2,- card will be sent out to any citi- HONEST- MENDING tPOCKETS!* 4 Summer (lirO years ago, involved the capture of writing," said a prepared atate- 853.15 is itemized, as follows: un- zen who reports potholes as a tok- a t th e ■ Nlcknama der equipment, noi replacements— IIS WAY! AND TRusrr- AND a r.ve-Toot black snake that had ment yesterday from his Palm en of thanks for contributing to- WORTHY/, SEWIN& 6 Female rabUt typewriter, $180; electric duplica- ward the improvement of the city. II crawled up onto a front porch of Desert vacation headquarters. a home on Highland St. "First I plan to write a book deal- tor, $300; plastic draperies, $300; Monaghan said the streets werq AN MFC BILL-PAYER LOAN may do it Bring in “ With the help of a noose, I ing primarily with my eight I'cars corridor gate, $190; and extermi- in bad shape as a result of a .se- PARKADE nator spray, $90; under alterations vere winter. He said the city is your unpaid bills, arrange a Bill-Payer Loan and 8 BY FRANK O’NEAL caught the reptile and later de- in the presidency and the lessions SHORT RIBS trying to do its best in repairing posited it in the woods," Bob said. I believe can be drawn therefrom." lighting Ih classrooms, $400; let us pay them for you ... even mail checks to iliyiniiiii "Black snakes are not poisonous," His first book contained meiyoirs covering of exposed radiators, the potholes but that It was vir- $75; under Improvement of tually impossible for streets de- m. wm mu s t w he said. On W o r l d W a r n, "Crusade in Eu- Bom In Bay State rope." grounds — landscaping, $400; oil- partment employes to find them for cash and pay the c«a MONTH IT PAYN iNT tCI46DUU iDOlMe S0HeM0KB0MB1»W g^ all because of the size of the city. YoaOol It has sold more than IH mil- ing drives,' $150; Incinerator, $100; 20 ta 12 6 ONE DRY ONLY Bom in Lowell, Mass., apn of Lancaster has a population of 61,- bills yourself. Either lion copies in America and about and 4-seat swing, $122.05; under tsym tt ptmtt Mas* ^'^SlOUtDKNOW' Samuel and Florence 'Turcotte, 000. way, you have only one who, now' reside at 65 Overland 250,000 in foreign editions since it new equipment, replacing old— 26 $ 6.72 $ 7.27 $10.06 118.46 WEDNESDAY 8^1HAM1D6er new chairs and desks, $626.50. low monthly payment 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.55 St., Manchester, Turcotte came appeared in 1948. $2,841,126 E S T A T E The book will be published by 19.25 20.91 29.27 54.48 ^ H e W t A 6 a H 8 1 l » T [ i here with his parents in his early The purchase of draperies this New York, March 28 —Henry to HFC. Drop in or Doubleday and Co., which bought 30.83 33.61 47.55 89.47 ► BY JOE CAMPBELL youth and has attended local year will complete a program of E. Cooper, a retired banker who phone for helpful, un­ PARKADE STORE schools. ’ Etsenhower’. LITTLE SPORTS town fish catching contest, he won Cocoa-Bean Crop Off old red schoolhouah 10 years ago. a first place blue ribbon for the fairest yet to reward ABOUT THE MVSTERy MISrtT EVEN BND SOMEONE WHO These should be replaced but it is THAN WE LET ON/ THINKS WE IN V etneO this f report largest catch qf the day. BLkSHT/ POR New York-^The 1960-61 harvest being done gradually. Tlircotte married the former o f ' cocWJieans in the 33 leading A slight increase is shown in the sppipa Anne Farr, a Manchester native, T r AIIPRO producing nations it estimated at item for textbooks,^ which ia up THE CAREFUL DRIVER on May 25, 1946, and the couple y WEDS. ONLY 2,178,000,000 pounds, down slightly $157.95 from last year's item of have one eon, Stephen 14, a pupil from the 2,210,000.000 pounds of $4,000. This represents an average EACH at Barnard Junior High School. the previous season. cost of $4.32 per child, while &- Mnsial Fan He is a big booster for Stan At th« PARKADE (The Man) Muslal of the St. Ixyuis Ordinals. ‘t remember seeing a night ONE DAY ONLY game between the Redblrda and the B. C ______BY JOHNNY HART old Boston Braves In Boston’s Allstate’s Good Driver Braves Field some years ago when WEDNESDAY BY ROY CjlANE [ giMME TMAT j \ WHAT DOVtXJ S A Y ? GdMMETHATOR I'LL Muaial had a perfect five-for-five EASTER PLANTS SAAASH YtX » R l& H r at the plate. This was quite a thrill 0U5KI C for me," he related. PARKADE STORE IN T M E AAOUTW!\Ol^ MMMI.mI'M COUnXNT 1~ Turcotte ia a member of the ULIES • GARCENIAS write NOT niN6F0UCNRl Elks, Knights of Columbus, Cham- FOIL WWAPPEO THE GROUP OF OUNKS ber of Commerce and the Manches- Discount Plan for THXT SAILED W m i US HAS ter Sportsmen’s Association. TULIPS 9 AZALEAS SCATTERED IN ALL SOLID CHOGOUTE DIRECTIONS... 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Chicago, March 28 f)P1 — Mont- real’s battered Canadiens are In troujile and they know It. Not WARM UP only do the prennlal hockey cham- HOUDAY COMMERICAL Benched Injury pions find them.selves traillhg the Standings Trio of Medalists Remaining •'Lrs . y ‘ Chicago Black Hawks 2-1 In their w. L. Pet. From Florida Earl Yost i-/ heat-of-.seven semi-final Stanley .14 6 .700 Sports i:dltor New York, March 28 {IP)— Elsewhere, line pitching per-^ Two errors gave the Cubs four Cup playoffs, but If they a're to ! 14 6 .700 In Youngsters Bowling Event formances were turned lii by Mil- unearned runs, including two of even th'ngs in Chicago Stadium to- ..13 7 .650 There was a subdued atmos- Hillardville Lunch .11 9 .550 waukee’s Lew Burdette and War- the winning tallies In a three-run night, thev’ll have to do it with- phere at the St. Louis base- ren Spahn as they combined to out the helu of their leading scorer, .11 9 .550 Three of the four medalists ln<^and 114-107; Bill Barry trouncing ball camp today as huddled five-hit the Chicago White Sox 1-0, seventh inning rally against the Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion, . 6 14 .300 the Boys and Girls Town Bowling Bill McKinney 142-1C6 an! 142- and Chicago southpaw Dick Ells- Giants. That 'was enough for Ells- -who tied Maurice Richard’s league Botticello’s Nurs, . 6 14 .300 Tournament being held at the Holi- 111; Dave Cappa outlasting Joe groups quietly discussed the worth, who gave up 12 hits as he Toughest Position in Baseball freak accident that sent Car- worth, who went the diitance in a record of 50 goals this sesson, Lenox Pharmacy . 5 15 .250 day Lanes advanced to the finals McCavanagh 134-112 and 120-107 7-4 triumph over San Francisco. joined teammate Jack Curtis as will ml.as tonl®-ht’s gsme b«>cau«e in head-to-head matches held Sat- and Tom Gessay nipping Bruce dinal righthander Larry Jackson a nine-inning performer. to the hospital with a fractured In other games, Minnesota out- of a wrenched k-ee, Al»o a doubt- Taking all four points from urday. Both quarter-final and Blakeslce in a hard fought strug- Jose Valdivielso collected four Botticello’s Nurseries, Manchester semifinal matches were rolled with jaw. slugged Baltimore, 12-9, Cincin- ful ,atarter Is Rslnh Backstrom gle 132-102 and 109-95 after bow- nati belted Detroit, 11-9, the Los RBI with a homer and double, who has a- swollen ankle. Motors Service went into a flat- gll four classes now down to the ing 116-113 in the first game. Doesn’t Faze Yankee’s Honk The durable 29-year-old hurler, vhile pitcher Tom McAvoy and finals. —who led the National League in Angeles Angels defeated Cleve- And to add to the r’anadiens’ footed,' lie for first place with Both of the Boys Bantam semi- land. 9-7, the Tigers’ B team edged Dan Dobbek also contributed hom- Morlarty Bros. Latter had to settle '^mar didn't do so well early last innings pitched while compiling woes, thei- Cos'-u fne Blake was The only casualty amongst the final matchee went to three games. St. Petersburg, Fla. — ' Washington, 6-5, in 10 innings and ers to the Twins’ 13-hit attack slsnned v-'th a S’? 000 fine — one for a 3-1 win over Lenox Phar- medalists was Claire Pavelack In Kelly sandwiched 131-108 and 106- year because they didn't get enough an 18-13 record for the Cards last against the Orioles. Marv Breed- Toughest job in baseball be- year, was struck by a bat frag- Kansas City beat New York, 5-2 macy. Also sweeping four points, the Junior Girls Division. She was 104 victories around a 109-106 work in Florida. This -year both ing. Jebry Adair and Dave Phllley Manchester Motors Sales, is only defeated in her quarter-final match longs to Ralph Houk, the have worked more and both have ment that flew in his face during in 10 innings. Lesmie hl.itorv — for tskin<» a 10.SS to Gessay. Cappa also won the Snider drove in five nins against ronnected for Baltimore. Sure Sign Springes on Its TF ay minch at r"'eree Ds'ton McArthur one game off the pace. by Barbara McNeil. Scores, in fa first and third games of his match one-time third string catcher been impressive, along with Whltey yesterday's 11-2 exhibiUon loss to Vada Pinson’s two-run homer in the Los Angeles Dodgers. the Cards as the Dodgers laced following the Canadiens’ 2-1 loss Top pinners were El Carter 148- vor of the latter were 112-84 and with Barry, 142-123 and 131-112 Ford and Jim Coates." the eighth clinched It for the Reds, 143 398, Ralph Starkweather 99-87. who better distinguished him- What about Rollie Sheldon, the Duke Snider \/asr batting in the Jackson and reliever Lindy Mc- If there was any doubt that spring was on its way it ws dispelled yesterday by those passing by or attending the to Chicago Siindav in the third after losing the middle one 116- self as an Army major during sixth inning when the most serious Daniel for 14 hits en route to their who shellqd Tiger pitching for 14 Laurel Park Golif Range. The driving tees at the range-played to a full house as local links enthusiasts tried to get overtime of one of the greate.st 135-354, Ray Carlson 137. Other quarter-final results in the 102. ex-UConn standout? hits. Home runs by Bob Cerv, Steve World War .H, who has succeed- "He's looked real good. He has accident of the exhibition season seventh straight wrin. Don Drys- some of the winter kinks out 6f their swings. (Herald Photo by Ofiara.) ' , hoelfcv p-ames ever nlaved. Junior Girls Division found Diane Action In Junior Boys quarter- ed Casey Stengel as manager of chance to stick,” came the answer. stunned tlie cards. Snider, who dale was effective for Los Angeles, Bilko and Del Rice powered the The fine was asserted hv league HOLIDAY WIVES Maynard eliminating Ann Franko- finals were as follows: Bob Young baseball's most successful team, More on Sheldon another day. had previously tagged Jackson allowing seven hits and two un- Angels to their win over the i^resideet Clorenee Camnbell who Standings vitch 95-94, 92-108 and 102-97; toppled Ron Pirkey 128-106 and the New York Yankees., Hoak Biggest surprise in the Yankee for a homer and double, rapped earned runs in a seven-inning Indians, who got circuit shots from honnened to b" at the game when W. L. Pet. Gale Gorrentt ousting Dolores 145-123; Hal Woods sidelined know's the situation better than camp ? one back to the box as the bat stint. Tito Francona and Don Dillard. Blake walked uti to MeArihur an-l Ironers ...... 30 14 .682 Smith 107-96 and 106-94 and Pau- Roger Macalone 128-110 and 116- an'^one else. After all. all Stengel “Cletus Boyer's hitting.” Houk splintered. Spahn drove in the game’s only The Tigers B squad won it in the struck the blow which glanced off Dusters ...... 24 '20 .545 lette Sablitz defeating Linda, Ci- 103; Gary Correntl ousted Alan did in his 12-year hitch with the run against the White Sox with a 10th when pitcher Gordon Sey- Lakers Take Playoffs Lead Washers ...... 21 23 .477 broski, 103-99 and 99-90. 2 answered. "He's been hitting the One of the fragments hit Jack- McArthur’s shoulder. Lynn 131-108 and 111-110 after Yankees was win 10 American ball real good. Deron Johnson has son on the jaw while he was fleld- single in the seventh after a walk fried worked the Senators’ Dick Sweepers ...... 21 23 .477 In semifinal matches Miss May- dropping the opener, 118-114; and League pennants and seven World Campbell conferred with Mc- nard whipped Miss McNeill, 116- lived up to expectations. He has ing the grounder. He wrill be lost ,.to Felix Mantilla and Roy Mc- Sisler for a walk writh the bases Arthur and other game officials Cookers ...... 24 20 .545 Jim Coleman won in rolloff of 120. Series. tremendous power. His batting av- to the club for at least four weeks, Millan’s sacrifice. The winning blow loaded. Norm Siebem’s base-loaded Moppers ...... 12 32 .273 111 and 105-97 while Miss Correntl tie with Gary Winter In third and last night announced he was and Miss Sablitz had to rolloff the •‘I'm not alarmed at our rec- erage in the minors is deceiving. " his jaw will be wired for that came off Bob Shaw after Herb single gave the A’s the clincher With Baylor Stickout Player fining Bipt’e 8" onn. game after these two split the against the Yankees in their extra- second game after tying 99-99. ord this spring," the tobacco chew- Johnson hit .245 with Richmond length of time suid he will be Score had checked the Braves on Nn Siisnensinn Top three teams In leag\ie all first two games. Coleman won ing Hoak reported in the shade of last year but hit 27 home runs. In three hits for six innings. inning contest scored 4-0 triumphs so no changes Miss Correptl finally won the first game 108-105 and Winter the forced to stay on a liquid diet. Y MIDGETS The only reason Blake was not marathon match 97-92 in addition the clubhou.se at Miller Huggins five years in the miners, Johnson St T,niiia M arch 28 (/P)__ 6> The Hawks won the sixth game;*> The Hawks admitted their situs- suspended, said Camnbell. was resulted in the standings of the second 112-98. Field. The Bombers play all home has collected between 24 and 27 Oi.« A.AiU10» AUaiV.ll AsO \rr / T -1.^- «4- etAA*. Kg» 41^^ 4. fACTIlIttr The Elks, top team during reg. to scoring a 108-88 win in the first on the Laker court last year by tlon is desperate but the regular "There w.ss nothinc vicious about title contenders. Ironers still hold Gaining finals In Junior Boys g:ames in the Grapefruit League, homers each season, testimony The fiery Los Angeles Lakers points, then clinched the West- season Western champs and their ular season play, won their quar. a comfortable six game edge. game. . semi-final tests were Young and the team drills at Hugrgins Field, a that he hits a long ball. The big —thanks to uncanny Elgin ter final over fourth place Wy the attack and no Injury was aus- Joan Urbanetti, medalist in the ern playoff title of the Natiynal Coach Paul Seymour aren't quit- tainad. Providing a new high single rec- Bantam Girls class, drew a bye in Woods. Young outlasted Correntl 10-minute drive, against the lights, fellow, 6-2, 200 pounds, is equally Vejar Scores Baylor—haVe the St. Louis Basketball Association in the sev- ting. man Oil, 41-33 as playoffs started ord was Kitty Sibrinsz with a 153 110-103 and 107-106 after losing last night. In the other game, the "Likewise Coach Blake’s record the quarter-finals along with her to beautiful A1 Uaiig Field, adja- at home at either third base or in Hawks down 3-2 in the West- enth game at home. "We’ve won the big ones all which sparked a fine 349 triple. second game 123-113 while Woods the outfield. TMINING No. 3 team, Fletcher Glass, »s a plaver and as a roach in over sister Holly. Quarter-final scores cent to Tampa Bay. Fred Schaua, in hta first season year,” Seymour aaid. "And there’s Other good scores were Edic Cor- found Linda Machia ousting Susan scored 133-119 and 126-108 vic- Victory; Then ern finals for the second aa Laker coach, warned his play- reached the finals with an over- 20 seasons in the NHL oontains renti 125 and Lorrl Slnicropc 112. “We'll win more games from WHICH WAY IS UP? St. Louis Cardinals rightfielder 'Straight year, but they vow "We never been a bigger one for us than no hint of any slmil»r conduct nra- Correntl. 101-96, and 101-94 while tories over Coleman. ers "This is an advantage only if time victory over second place fin- AU matches were rolled on a here on," the husky skipper said.” Dislikes Platooning Charley James is making the big college try for Philadel- won’t let ’em up this time." the sixth game at Los Angeles isher Paganl Caterers, 43-39. viouslv and. in fact, he has bean Nanev Webb edged Pat Bonlno bocauoe weil be playing more reg- we capitalize on it.” Wednesday night. HOLIDAY JR. DEBS 97-80'and 93-92 after dropping the 2/3^ handicap basis determined on "I don’t plan to platoon, although Calls It Quits phia Phillies Bob Sadowski’s hit to short rightfield that The Lakers—to a man—remem- Rookie Jerry West, who came to Outscoring their rivals 18-3 in the winner, of the league’s award boye previous performances tit ulars. We have sent out a num- I’m not against it," Hoak told this "Why—we wouldn’t know how the first period, the Elks hung on for outstanding skill and gentle- Standings first gam^ 93-90. ber of young fellowrs to our farm was good for two bases. James was ui^urt by the tum- bered they lost the series after the Lakers with Schaus, his coach these same lanes. An estimated Nutmegger. “ I've read where I'm By EARL YOST 4>Hartford Times and his chief taking a 8-2 lead by winning the to act unless our backs were to to win by eight points, with Mark manly conduct.” W. L. Pet. Family Affair clubs and we are nearly down to RALPH HOUK New York, March 28 (JP)— ble. at West Virginia, turned In another .710 100 people attended and all were set against it. That’s not so. What Green Manor of Manchester la photographer, bis daughter, Mrs. fifth game at St. Louie, 120-113, great game with 24 points the wall.” Heller (15), Paul O'Brien (14) and Blake,- who said hla attack upon Hi Lites ...... 49 20 But the two Urbanetti girls as' working numbers now." I have said is that I don’t Hhe to After 117 fights spanning 11 Ellen Lynch. St. Louis will be without six- Choppers ...... 49 20 .710 sured that they will keep the title pleasantly surprised wth keen in- ed to see what some of our pitchers building % new housing develop- last season. And they made it "I’ve never seen Baylor play a setshootlng Bruce. Custer (12) McArthur pesu1teClyde Lovellette, a great paving the way. Danny LaGace things which had been building no Sunbeams ...... 41 28 .594 in the family by both triumphing his back pocket and clutch some could do. And there were a number years, Chico Vejar hung up ment In Sarasota with Lenny Sen- better all-around game,” Schaus contestants. of instances where I could have in- by playing third base one day, his gloves today to become a der, the fine softball pitcher from Harry Harris, chief sports pho- •Marilyn, M y Marilyn- It aU this time, after 'winning the said. "He stole the ball, set up outside shooter who’s had a tough with (15) and Tony Kastauskus through the season, walked acroas Stardusters 40 29 .580 in the semifinals. Holly beat Miss new chewing tobacco into his shortstop the second. This system fifth game last .light, 121-112. series, but is always a big threat. Bowlerettes...... 36 33 .522 Machia 112-90 and 98-92 while Joan Finals in all four Divisions will serted pinch-hitters if a regular Manchester, In charge. tographer for the Associated Press, plays, got the big rebounds. (14) were best for Wyman Oil. the Ice and swnmg at McArthur be rolled this Saturday at 3. They hand, Houk went on, "If you no- doesn’t give the men a chance public relations expert “ Be- reported he took 20 frames a sec “Baylor has had better shooting Big Clyde suffered a twisted low- In a real thriller, Mark Oak- shortly after Murray Balfour Moonbeams ...... 36 33 .522 ousted Miss Webb 112-100 and tice that most teams we have game was at stake." •’We’re going to win It In six will be best three out of five game familiarize themselves with one cause I’m a proud man.” Billy Martin, now with Milwau oni4 (10 pictures a second) of action this time.’’ aaid Baylor, whose 47 nights (he hit 17 of 45 shots from er spine and may have a slipped man drove in for a layUp with 30 .scored the winning'goal. The goal Dueces ...... 34 35 .493 111.93, plaited against this spring have Just then a guy with a familiar another.’’ Stengel, if you recall Quarter-final scores In the Ban matches. Trophies will go to the gait came out of the clubhouse "The road for me now would be kee, asked a New York writer, John in the recent Floyd Patterson-Inge- Beauty Queeir Latest points and great all-around game the field, 13 of 16 frees)—but his disc. He Is out for the season. seconds to go in overtime to knock was scored while the Canadiens Teen Queens...... 31 38 .449 loaded their lineups with regular played a number of men at several all down hill." said the 29-year-old mar Johansson tight from Miami. baU-hawklng, floor play and re- ”We threw the ball away too Strikers ...... 27 42 .391 lam Boys Division found Terry winners and runners-up in all wearing uninform No. 5 Joe Dl- Dtebinger, in my presence: “ You killed the Hawks. over Pagani's. Tom Popeleskl were one man short on the ice as a groups. players and we have seen the best spots, the best example was the middleweight from Stamford, bounding made It aa good an all- much and let ’em stop us again made sure of the victory, hitting Kelly topping John Tinker 115-101 of pitchers. Don’t get me wrong, Maggio. "He’s been a great help to wrote that Ted Williams was the Ray Felix, the Lakera slx-foot-11 result of s tripping penalty called now retired Gil McDougald who Conn. "I’m no longer thinking like greatest. How can you say that? When lefthander Bob Meyer— around game aa he's ever played.” with their guards sagging back' on on two foul tries with eight sec- Choppers took three points from I scant to win as much as anyone the fellows and when he talks they played all Infield posts except first pivot, pointed at the still-nervoua, bv McArthur against Dickie listen. He's an amaxing guy. I a fighter. I have the savvy, the Could he hit run better than I? No! the Yanks’ answer to Daikowskl of Yank’s Window Show Schaus thought the biggeat fac- (Bob) Pettit and (Cliff) Hagan,'' onds to go. Moore. Sunbeams to tie Hi-Lites for first but I won't hinder our club’s prog- base. sweating Baylor and said: FEMMES R FELLAS think he could play today and do know-how, but I lack the fire.” Could he field better? No! Could Baltimore—strolls to the mound to tor In the gafne was that the Lak- Seymour moaned. Both teams led at different in- Blake, who it was believed ex- place as latter settled for a 2-1 YW FRUIT LEAGUE ress to win games in the spring." "W e may finish last in the throw batting practice, the players "Look at him—he’s ready to play The Lakers Rudy Larusso pul it Liated with, top pinners among all right," Houk Mid. Vejar never did get close to the he fire up a team like I can? No! the sixth game right now.” era "Never lost their poise, even tervals by one and two points, pected a *500 fine, called the actual verdict over Stardusters. Grace Murray 113 and Bea Ntw- Grapefruit League, we’vfe done middleweight title he aimed for So, actually, the only thing he don helmets. “ He’s the fastest thing this way: Leading scorers wtre Carol women were Flo Johnson 158- "I’ve been satisfied with my before. But first in the American St.i Petersburg, Fla., March 28 {/P)— When the New York Baylor admitted, "I’m too ex- when they had us by 16 In the sec- and were deadlocked seven tiiVies penalty "Stiff but I’m not going comb 111 topped the ahootera. over the years. When he started could do better was hit?" Martin We haye in camp,” Pitching Coach ond quarter.” “ We're sagging ’em to death." in the second half. Oakman (19) Urbanetti 113-305, Claire Pavelack 115—367, Flo Kloter 124, Helen Guy with Familiar Gait front line pitchers,” the eerloua League is our goal, and we’Ve done Johnny Sain told me. The natters, Yankees asked Joe DiMaggio to return as a special batting c it a to be tired.’ to aopeal it." McCann 121, Alba Sobiskl 117. but soft talking manager said. "1 fighting as a pro, he was a student is the life of the party in the and John Goodin (12) were high Then the Canadien coach mused: 103-1(16, Nancy Webb 108, Cindy “We could have won a few of the that before, too," Hoak said as he Mickey Mantle included, ask Meyer coach this spring, they had no idea they would also be ac- WEST SIDE MIXED DOUBLES Men's best were Andy Lam- games that we lost becdiise I want- felt that Bob “Dtrley and Art Dit- headed for the battifg c^ge. of dramatic arts at New York Brave’s clubhouse taking over for for the winners with Popeleskl "My wife went .shopping -today Evans 109, Holly Urbanetti 104, University. After a couple of a now reserved Ed Matthews. to concentrate on change-up pitches quiring the most beautiful of coa’ching assistants. and Tom Davis also playing good Barbara McNeil 103, Beverly Hank Frey 363 and Anita Olbert oureaux 145-137—411, Roland when they bat. I guess she’s going to have to re- Irish 379, Don Carpenter 370. years, he quit school to concentrate In the last few days, Joe has^ ball. turn her purchases." Evans 100. 116 led the acorera. on fighting. Best draw in the Grapefruit been accompanied to Miller Hug- One of the best players of the League, as. always, are the New pleted his two weeks’ assignment Meanwhile Montreal’a chances of Goes, Out as Winner Heaviest bat ever made for gins field by Marilyn Monroe. with the Yankees. "I ain certain night, with tremendous hustle a sixth straight Stanley Cup vic- York Ifankees. The Bombers are major league player. Bud Hillerich Yank Boxing Prestige, at Stake Records Expected at AAU Meet at Yale He wound up his CMeer last screen star who was formerly the our players will bei^efit from his was little Dave Wollenberg, lead- tory appear slim.. In fact, many night at St. Nicholas Arena with a still magic at the bucks office. The of th.e Louisyille Slugger manufaC' wife of the onetime Yankee out- ing scorer for Paganl Caterers Yanks have played to a better than tips on hitting. In ^det, I can see observers feel Montreal will not be New Haven—Take it from Boly|>stands for more than a few months.4' Kiphuth says the A.A.U. age \inanlmous 10-round decision over turera reported, weighed 48 ounces fielder. Miss Monroe is here on va- an improvement in'some of them with 17 points. Another small guy. Indiana's Bellamy Initial Choice 3,000 average tor their games to and was made for Eddie Roush. cation, recuperating from a recent able to get to the finals spectallv Klpbuth, the grand old man of “ There is absolutely no end to group program provided the Im Wilfie Greaves of Edmonton, Alta already.” In Paret, Griffith Title Fight little Joe Amaio (II) played hard If the Canadiens lose to the Black wimmiig, the forthcoming Nation- what a record can go.” says Kip- It was close. date. Solly Hemus, now manager of the illness. for the losers.' petus and that interest has been St. Louis Cards, used the lightest Happy over the way he has been Hawks tonight. al A.A.U. swimming championships huth. "It is almost a waste of time "I should have done better, but The two are seen together at accepted by the players, DiMaggio The finals will be played The Hawks are one of the rough- at Yale later this week are going to to even speculate. Swimming is abetted by an increase in the num- Wintering in Florida, Sarasoto bat—29 ounces. The longest bat the Yankee training grounds, usu- In NBA’s Annual Collegiate Draft I didn’t,” said Vejar, who shows their address, are Mr. and Mrs. is anxious for a return engage- Wednesdav. night at 6. est teams in the league physically, be the most exciting in history'. still in its infancy as a competitive ber of community and school pools the marks of his 93 victories, 20 the Louisville people made for ally after the players have left > finishing the title-holder from now available. Stanley Bray. The local realtor re- ment next year. He was to have Miami Beach, Fla. (NEA)^ WEST SIDE MIDGETS and In the current series with There was an almost unbeliev- sport." losses and four draws. "But that’s big leaguer measured 38 inches, for their games either in A1 Lang Utah with a single punch. Herald Angels went undefeated he ported sitting next to General Man- A1 Simmons’ model. The shortest le ff today, but was able to get an- ---He may not realize it, but Joe Brown, of Baton Rouge, La., Montreal they have been excep- St. Louis, March 28 (JP\ — The*>first four picks—all little-publi-,. able assault on the record book in Kiphuth says that every one is Prodded to name the time the end. If I had looked like B^eld a few miles away or at out- other week or what he called a all the way to win the League and last year’s tiUe splash. New stand swimming faster these days, ex- thinks will, be necessary to win ager Frank Lane of the Kansas was 30 inches, the favorite of both lying towns. Miss Monroe usually is perhaps the best of the current tionally rough, banging the Cana- field of senior college talent — cized players in the six-six to six million dollars, I wouldn’t cc (Jity Athletics one afternoon at "reprieve” from the food firm that Emile Griffith will be fight- pla.>'off title by defeating Person- seven category and headecj by Ben ards were set in 13 of the 14 races. cept in the long 1500-meter grind championship races in 20 years or Wee Willie Keeler and Harry comes dressed in slacks and sweat- crop of champions, but he runs a diens around with a devil-may-care chlefl.v in super-tall players—was tlnue. Payne Park. “ That guy never sits hires him. He will spend the ex- ing for more than a house for alized Floors, 53-34. Big Ra.y La- attitude. Warley, ex-Tennessee A&I, w'ho Unique? Not at all says the former and sees it as merely the normal less, Kiphuth, retired as Yale’ "Boxing la too tough for me now. Hinchman. Babe Ruth swung a 42 er, sometimes wearing a Yankee big risk when he-puts his light- Gace topped all scorers with 29 supposed to be leanest in years at coach, but still active as the tutor still for a minute,” Bray said. Dur- tra Ume with the club—and of mama, support of his 10 de- As a result, Montreal's smooth- played last season with Cleveland Tale and Olympic coach, who pre- progress of lota of youngsters who I wouldn’t come back even if ounce club during his prime but baseball cap. The baseball fans course with Marilyn. weight title up for grabs in Lori- points. Pete Herdic dunked in 10 dicts there wUl be more of the same missed making the 1960 Olympic of the famed New Haven Swim ing the winter season Manchester- used 38 and 35 ounce models in have learned to l)ang around s4ter pendents' and the welter- don April 18 against England's skating game has suffered and the the annual National Basketball As- ,in the Amateur National Basket- Greaves had knocked me out and Ites who visited the local ^couple in- "I’d love to come back next year points for the Angels. sociation draft, but most coaches ball L,4ague. during the three-day meet starting team. Club, sees it something like this his latter years. the players pack up, hopeful for a weight title when he engages Dave Chamley, the No. 1 conten- For the Floors, little Joey Wek- Canadiens have sustained a num- Also, today the number of boys 1500-meter freestyle (current I wanted another chance. cluded Mr. and Mrs. Vincent In- if the Yankees invite me, provid- chsimplon Benny Paret In a na- ber of minor injuries aside from and owners came away smiling. But Cleveland picked the same Thursday. "I’m completely finished, graham and Mrs. Clara Sibrinsz. glimpse of the actress. ing I'm not tied up with my job," der. lind was high man with i4 fol- n m e was wrhen many thought swimming competitively, Kiphuth AAU meet record 18:00-.'8) 15 min- She usually waits in a car until tionally teievleed awat swap sched- The country is safe, for the losing the services of Geoffrion. Indiana's six-foot-11 Olympic day as the NBA draft to turn pro- don’t even want to be a manager With the New York Yankiees set DiMaggio said. "It felt good td be lowed by Tom Fitzgerald with 11. player, Walt Bellamy, was the No. the ultimate had been reached. 'TOe estimates, is five times' as many utes; 100-yard freestyle (current to train in Fort Lauderdale start- Joe is finish^. uled for 15 rounds In Miami Beach time being, in the featherweight All boys gre reminded to turn in Even Blake admitted "Xhe fessional and move into the new AAU record 0:48.2) between 0.44 or a trainer." Big scores, many in double fig- in a Yankee uniform and to min- 1 choice, and St. Bonaventure’s p ^ e c t example la Johnny Weiss- as a decade ago.* “ Right here in ing next spring, the Florida East Yankee Manager Ralph Houk, April 1. division. Champion Davey Moore, their uniforms and pick up their Hawks are In a good position and ABL. This might knock out the muller’s time of 0:51 seconds in Connecticut," he says, "we had and .0:45 seconds; 220-yard free- Vejar Is going with the Cerebral ures, have been the rule and not gle with ball players again. Wittingly or not, the determined six-foot-five Tom Stith, a tre- Nats No. 1 choice. Bellamy has the exception for many games this Coast will boast two clubs in the pleased with DiMaggio’s contribu- “Ftankly, I was a bit skeptical a capable journeyman fighter banquet tickets. « will be tought to beat, but we’re the 100-yard freestyle which was less than 200 registered swimmers style (currently 2:00.2) around 1:54, Palsy Foundation as a public rela' young man from the Virgin Islands not giving up by any means.’’, mendous offensive player, was the been drafted by the Chicago en- tions man. He donated part of his spring. Miami area, the Baltimore Ori' tion as special coach and batting at first. I didn’t know how I would from Ohio, will defend his laurels E.\ST SIDE MIDGETS second choice, as expected. unchallenged for 16 years. Today it ten years ago. Today there are over 440-yard free style (meet record oles already entrenched in Miami instructor, would like to have the will be trying to stem a trend that against Danny Valdez, an Amer- try in the ABL. Is considered unusual if a record 1000.” 4:18.8) 3:55. purse to the organization. be received by the players. I didn't Cruisers and the Ladders bat St. Petersburg, Fla.—Rollie Shel- •Tf they can get another club into Yankee Clipper back in the same want to force myself on theni. If threatens United States suprema- Then the NBA owners started Cincinnati, drafting third after Actor to End ican, In Los Angeles April 6. « tied it out for Playoff title with reaching into the services, the don. rookie pitcher with the New that area, say Hollywood, It would capacity next spring. any of them had shown any re- cy In boxing suid which, unless The bantam _ and flyweight Schmidt to Grapple Chicago and New York, picked It’s closer to his ^eart than the the cruisers wrapping up the hon- Amateur ranks and the Eastern Larry Siegfried, six-four, Ohio York Yankees, told me Moe be reial good for attendance, "Paul “Joe has been very helpful,” said sentment, I think I would have checked, might leave thia country championship are held by Eder money he’ll make out of it. His without a world’s champion to its ors when Wayne Tedford stepped pro league, for some talented play- State. This opened the way for De- Morhardt has been sent to Houston, Richards of the Orioles told me. Houk, after DlMag^o had com- packed up and quit.” Jofre, of Brazil, and Pone Klng- up to the foul line after time had On Hartford Show two-year-old son has cerebral name. • ers who won't be und*r the pres- troit to draft Ray Scott, six-nine pal.sy. Texas, in the American Associa- petch, of Thailand. Since there is run out to sink the fouls shot to tion. Sheldon and Morhardt were In the eight regular divisions, sure of their press clippings when and 235, a veteran of three sea- Chico was an actor to the end. not a single American-born -ban- provide thrilling 24-23 win. The Hartford — Hans Schmidt and they try to crack the NBA next sons in the pro Eastern League teammates In College and both re- three world titles—Including the tam or flyweight in the rankings, Before the fight, he blew a kiss to one Griffith will try to wrest from Cruisers were behind with 10 sec- Biidd.v Rogers paired as a tag season. Only 12 rookies made it this with Allentown, Pa., after one year ceived bonus contracts, the local these titles seem forever lost to onds to play when Tedford threw the crowd and afterward he made player with the Chicago (Jubs. Rookie Martin Plugs Infield Hole the Qiban Paret—are In the hands team! Why, that's the mo.«it excit- season. at Portland. a speech. of forelgpi or forelgn-bom boxers. America unless somebody devel- in a hook shot to tie the score ing and talked about wrestling It was obvious these "sleeper” St. Louis surprised with six-one ops shrink pills to shrivel our boys, "I want to thank you for being "1 haven’t esaght Steve Dslkow- The synthetic junior welterweight and then dropped the winning prodillition to hit these parU in picks were bringing the smiles yes- Cleo Hill, a 26rpoint scorer from ‘o kind to me." he told the specta- ski yet,” big Gus TrIandos of the and junior lightweight champion- down to size. point. years. That rough, rabble-rousing terday. Chicago, the NBA’s ninth Winston-Salem, N.C., College, as tors. "Boxing has been good to me. Baltimore Orioles told me. “ I guess With ^Chisox Left by Freese Deal ships, if you pay them any mind, Slight Supremacy Tedford and Mark Jacobs, with pair pit their all-out assanlt.s and newest club, chose Bellamy its top choice, with Ron Horn, a think it should get more rec- the club doesn’t want me to get make two more we don’t have. BENNY PARET So, G r i f f 11 h's performance eight points apiece, an^ Billy against a .set of baby-faced foes and was given the first five choices six-seven All-Army player who ognition than it’s getting. Just be- hurt so they keep me away from Even where Americana are in against Paret will have great Rowe, with five, were the main Don Curtis and Mark ^w ln. plus the last one in the second was a freshman at Indiana with cause a few might have, put a rot- Steve.” Daikowskl throws the fast- Sarasota, Fla. (NEA)— A f ^perior In 1958, when he was elect- possession of, titles, their tenures Ancient Archie" Moore will risk bearing, on whether or not this point getters for the winners. That’s the feature bout at Foot round. Coach Jim Pollard seemed Bellamy, the No. 2 pick. NB Cham- ten apple in the barrel, don’t deny est ball in baseball. Manager Paul three-club five-player deal al- ed the Northern League’s young are Insecure—In many cases In his light heavyweight crown country retains the slight supre- Bruce Hence led the Ladders with Guard Hall on Tuesday, April 4, pleased over his picks — four of pion Boston went for backline the sport and jleprive others of Richards told me. "It he could ac- man most likely to succeed In the dire jeopardy. Iii hia frantic efforts against GuHio Rinaldi ih "New macy It now has in international 16 tallies. The ulllmate in potential uproar them six-six or over- and anxious help, taking six-three Gary Phil- ways stirs up considerable ex- majors. York June 10. The young, fresh making a living.” quire control, he’d be another Bob to escape the No. 1 contender. boxing. The personable contender EAST SIDE JUNIORS alld general pandemonium — in to "Go out and sign ’em up.” lips of Houston and six-two Al Greaves ? Feller,” Richard said. citement. So the Hot Stove The J. C. stands for Joseph Clif- Sonny Liston, heavyweight cham- and fancy Italian not'only took a who works In New York's gar- the ring. The ^downtrodden New York .Butler of Niagara. Philadelphia’s ton. decision from Moore In a 10-round, With fifteen seconds- to go, Jim "Sentiment won for him,” snort League buzzed in mid-Decem- pion Floyd Patterson is almost ment district and fights, he says, Toomey dropped in a foul shot It will be a night to remember. Knickerbockers, with the * worst top pick was rugged six-,seven Tom ed Wilfie. “My grandfather’s name was certain to run to the protective non-title setto In Rome last falU It will be the first time in many won-lost record in the NBA, picked Meschery of St. Mary's. Calif. Los iher^ ber when Roy McMillan went Joe," explained the pleasant young- only to buy a house for his moth- which enabled Spruce St. Market vacationing in ’rai’Tampa and taking arms of England's Henry Cooper. he had the venerable one on the years that Hans Schmlcft, super- Stith, tagged "The closest to El- Angeles chose Wayne Yates from the Reds to the Braves for ster, after Elarl Torgeson Intro- floor tmd aliaost out in the process. er and to support the double hand- to edge the L. T. Wood, 48-4", in in the baseball games in both Juan Plzzaro and Joey Jay. Cooper Is Just, about the aafeat ful of relatives who rely on him, Junior League Playoffs. It was a villain of TV and Madison Square gin Baylor I've' seen" by Knicka eight of Memphis State as No. 1. duced us back of the 'oatting cage. Marcel Pigou, a Frenchman, and Gardeifi wrestling, appears here. President Ned Irish.; Pitt Grads Honor Tampa dnd St. Petersburg. Cincinnati then dhipp^ Cal “My father’s name was Clifton, so opponent that could be hand-pick- may achieve all his . objectives nip and tuck affair right down to MeUsh and Plzzaro to the White ed. The trouble is that Dresden- Florentino Fernandez, from Cuba, against Paret! But the Knlcks first five choices they called me J. C. It’s a whole had It out in Madisoh Square the final whistle with neither team Press box at Al Lang Field has a Sox for Gene Freese. Obtained lot better that way.” Jawed Patterson is liable to be A good, shifty boxer .who can having the advantage. included not one man over six- Cohen bf Herald flattened by any opponent who (Jarden for a promised chance at Pro Basketball Connecticut flavor with Dan Parker from the PhlUlcs the previouc Has High Hopes stand up and trade, toe'Uo-toe, if Jack Simmons led Marketmen NBA PLAYOFFS foot-five: despite Irish’s earlier (Waterbury) and Kenny Smith can hold up his hands In a rea- that portion of the middleweight winter as Bill Veeck moved boldly Does the recruit believe he can necessary, Griffith.has the equip- with 22 points and had plenty of Monday’s Reiwilt statements that his club needed a Cheshire—Several famed sports (Danbury) my neighbors. Only to give the Chicago Americans Bonablq facsimile of a fighting championship controlled by Gene ment to conquer the plodding, re- giant in the worst way. Irish once hit American -eagfue pitching? Fullmer, with either capable of help for Toomey, who dropped In Los Angeles 121,.St. Louis 112. "names” will be speakers when Connecticut scribe 1 have encount- something, more th w a base on "I hope so,!’ said J. O. Martin. pose, . lentless Cuban who keeps wading 13. threatened to pull the Knlck.s out the Connecticut Pitt Club, com- ered has been Art McGbiley of the Tuesday’s Schedule balls, a stolen base and a passed Two 24-year-old, left-hand swing- in and takes three to deliver one. Don Ghila kept Icemen in the No Game Scheduled. of the NBA unless given a chance posed of University of Httaburgh ball as an attack, Freese manu- ing outfielders up from San Diego Financially, everybody should at Bellamy. alumni, honors Sports Editor Sam thick of things with some great W'ednmday’a Schedule factured 17 home runs and drove with Marti" would break Into o& - win.. The television contract has rebounding besides scoring 22 St. Louis at Lios Angeles. Friction Certain Cohen of the Bridgeport Herald In 79 runs batting .279 In 127 er big league outfields, but are Practice Homer by Francona been sold for 360,000^ of which Some friction seems certain l,o at Its second annual sports Award points. Jeff Gentilcore chipped In Crosley Dies games at third Ixuse. blocked in Sarasota by Minnie Mi- Paret gets $40,000 and Griffith 13 points In a losing cause. develop between the NBA and the dinner, on 'J’uesday, at 7:30 p.m,, interesting Story noso, Jim Landis and Al Smith. Helps Police^ Solve Homicide $10,000, leairing Chris Dundee, Country Club to Open new American Baskettjall League, at the Waveriy Inn, Cheshire. Of Heart Attack At the time no one thought to Stan Johnson was the Coast- promoter at ^he Miami Beach although NBA President Maurice The guest list includes ex- Manchester Country Club will ask who was .to replace Freese. League’s All-Star left fielder l»t- Auditorium, a comfortable cushion U, S. m X E D DOUBLES open its long nine holes starting Podoloff insists owners In both heavyweight boxing champ Jersey It turns out that J. C. Martin is, Ung .333 In 138 games. Floyd Rob- of $10,000. Paret will receive 40 leagiies have assured him there Joe 'Walcott, noted fight referee Cincinnati, Mah:h 28 UP) — Tuacon, Arlz., March 28 (Jf) —^ Shaken, Cota returned to the Setting a new high triple was tomorrow morning at 8. Announce- Powel Crosley Jr., president and at the outset at least, which inson came to the Sox last August edge of the field and shouted, per cent of .the live gale apd Grif- Bob (Jould with a^fiSl sparked by ment was made by Gary Bryant, won't be. Ruby Goldstein, Head Cjoach Allie makes this 6-foot-2, 184-pound, 24- after batUng .318 in .101 games. When aeveland outfielder 'nto principal owner of the Cincin- SYancona walloped a pracMce "I^e-found a dead man.” fith 20 per cent. Since Florida 18 games of 221-211. Other good greenskeeper. Syracuse was happy with Its Sherman, General Miinager Ray nati Reds, died of a heart attack year-old Martinsville, Va., lad the Johnson moves well. Roblilson flies. loaded with, refugees from the Walsh and star end Andy Hobus- game homer out of palm-fringed Police filled In the rest of the scores among the men were Bill at his home here early today. most interesting story in the The development of Camllo Car- story. They Identified the body aa beningpi government of Fidel Cas- Gabbey 200-564. Bill Ruhmel 224 tellt of the football Giants, hu- White Sox camp. It is always reon should enable Lopez to spell HI Corbett Field, he didn’t suspect I|e was 74. he’d be helping police close out that of 'Fred Burden, 60, a house tro, the attendance Is expected to Roy Leonard 210, Charlie Kase- morous speaker Jackie FArrell of Crosley had returned here nice to see a clean-cut kid break Sherman Lollar, Work-horse veter- lauskas 209, Bob Nelson 204, Les the Yankee ofllce and Athletic Di' an catcher, more than In the past. a murder case. painter from Toronto, Canada, be better than good. NOW'S THE TIME TO CALL FOR OUR only a few days ago from Flori- in.. There are altogether too few who had lived periodically In Tuc- And that's just what Griffith Pratt 201. rector Frank Carver and assistant da, where he had been watching of them tackling the big Jump in Carreon put together sound batting But that’s what happened Clyde Barton, of Pittsburgh U. averages with minor league affili- son. has to be if the United States is Leading ladies were Ruth Hene the Reds in spring training. He baseball these days. yesterday when Tito, In spring ghan 208-489, Joe Begin 185-472 Don Ruck, UConn alumnus, will ates for five campaigns. The Sox training with the Indiana at Tus- Sought by Police to stay In the International box- had spent most of the winter In Martin, a handsome lad, has ing picture. Bert Gloss 179. be emcee. the South and suffered a heart been in the South Siders’ organ- paged him last fall and the Colton, con, poled the ball a good 400 feet Burden had been sought by po The general public, men and attack several weeks ago. ization since Scout Harry Postove Calif., bully boy Impressed Lopez, over the rightfield fence and Into lice since the slaying last Tues women, is invited to attend and Crosley, in addition to his plucked him out of Drury Mason the one-time catcher, w'ith his the bordering palms. day of 45-year-old James'Cocio, a reservations may be made on the ownership. of the National High School In Ridgeway, Va., hi hsmdllng of pitchers. He batted John Cota, a city parks employe, former prize fighter who held the WE HAVE THE CRACK CBS NEWS TEAM! night of the event.-. League Baseball Club, formerly 'June of 1956, which makes this 279 in 109 games for San Diego. cooled after It. But he puUed up Arizona featherweight champion The early bird not only ___ ' * was active In radio and Indus- his sixth yscu* in organized ball, This past winter he played for Va- short at the edge of a shallow wa- ship three times. Glass Gilt to All Shapes Headlines don’t give you the full picture. The celebrated reporters College Baseball try. In recent years, however, the last two in Triple A. Martin, lencia in the Venezuelan Occidental ter. trench. Beside It, partly cov- Cocio, father of four children, gets the worm, but al­ he had disposed of ail his busi- a first baseman at the outset, was League and with .309 finished sec-, e r t with « coat, was the body of was shot five times with a .22 and Sizes for Table Tops and analysts of CBS NEWS do! That’s why they win more awards t.Bnn ness holdings except for the ond in batting only to Luis Aparl- so gets GREEN Connecticut 6, North Carolina 2. converted into a third baseman a man, a .22 caliber revolver caliber revolver at the home of baseball team. cio. Burden's estranged wife, Irena any other news staff in broadcasting. And they’re all on this sta- Lafayette 9, Yale 7. while with Indianapolis in 1969. “Beeg, strong, do everything clutched In his hand. You con , do many STAMPS! Wesleyan 10. Dade 6. "I’m going aU the way wlUi ^ o d ,” commented Luis Aparicio. tion. Men like Winston Burdett, Ned Calmer, Allan Jackson, Larry this young fellow,” said Al Lopez. That's quite a recommendsUoit things with gloss table The senor haidly had the words coming from the American and desk tops ahd SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR A LIMITED TIME ON L^ueur, Stuart Novins, David Scfaoenbrun, Daniel Schorr, Eric out of his mouth when Martin, a League’s current Mr. Shortstop, they ore easy to keep AHCNTION MECHANICS and GARGAE MEN left-hand batter, pulled the ball J. O. MARTIN whose glove, as Lopez says, • ALUMINUM WINDOWS and DOORS Sevareid, low ell Tliomas, Robert 'Trout and the others. You get over the right field fence at Payne •Most Interestog Story* MANCItESTER AND ROCKVILLE AUTO PARTS “reaches into left field, over to the clean. Let us help you Park and belted another solidly to third base foul line and to the first FOR EXPERT • JALOUSIES and CANOPIES more complete hourly news... reports in depth on WORLD NEWS INVITE YOU TO SEE right center. "See what I mean?” you get nibbles for a young play base side of second, base.” WHEEL ALIGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING with suggestions. continued Manager Lopez. “Scout er you take another good look at RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Mirrors cut to all sixes. ROUNDUP and WORLD TONIGHT. . . plus news analysis, public af» reports, others as well as those him. The fact that Martin bats • ALUMINUM AWNINGS COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE fidrs and special reports. Keep informed; keep your radio diel Mt for of our guys, rated him one of the lefthanded gives h ^ an added ad Hockey at a Glance OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M^ SHORT OF MONEY? USE OUR EASY TERMS! best defensive third basemen to vantage with us. There were Tneedayay’s Schednle SEE , SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON “THE FAST 5’ 0 S’ ” play in the Fadflc Coast Lieague atretdhes last season when Nellie NATIONAL LEAGUE TOE 'YEAR’S ORBATEST RACE PICTURE in a nuibber o f yeais. Fox was the only lefthanded reg- Montreal at Chicago. • CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATES • AT THE AM BUCAN LEGION H A U has fine bands, on out- ular in our batting order.~ Toronto at Detroit EASTERN LEAGUE J. A. W H ITE GLASS CO. DIAL 1 2 3 0 -CBS RADIO 20 LEONARD ST.—MANCHESTER star g arm and superior range Martin hit is home runs and CLARKE MOTOR SALES Slid speed. His over-all perform- drove In 78 runi batting ,286 in Johnetown at New Haven. 301 BROAD STREET— Afl 9^2012 31 MSSELL ST. PHONE Ml 9-7322 BILL TUNSKY Ml 9-9095 m STAH0H THAT HAS EVERTIinK! WEDNESDAY. MAACH PJA ance was such that we received 142 games for San Diego.:Diem. H( d batted Wedneeday'e Schednle I . MEFRlEfnMRBnnS numaroua trade Inquiries duilng Ml------for Indtahi- - ni^U ,1 1 s. the yyear be- ABIEBIOAN UBAGUB the open trading period. When fore. He hit JiSO for Duhitb-Su- Clevdand at Springfield.

Mlliii MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1961 PAGE PIPTBEN ‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O ^ ., TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1961 PAGE FOURTEEN Apartments— Flats— Houses For Salt 72 House* For Sals 72 Wanted— Real Estate 77 Wanted— Real Estate 77 Garage— Servic*— Storage 10 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Hot Goods 51 WMurlBg AnMurA)“-FBni 57 RockvUle-V ernon Rockville-Vernon • T e n e m e n t s 63 BOLTON, CONN,—For sale, ranch IV—MANCHESTBR-It won’t last SEXUNG? Buying? Trading? No WISH kOMEONB to handle your TWO MEN'S tuxedoe, Blsee 40-44, long at this price, $14,700. First matter what your needs may ba, Cuetomer Can' ROCKVHjLE — 14 Laurel Street. house, 5 rooms, fumisbed or un- real eaute? CaU me at Ml 9-0820 GARAGE FOR rent at 182 Maple OOM’N OBIT excellent eondltlon. Call after u furnished; basement garage. time offered, 6 room cape, com- Mitten can fit them like a glove. (or prompt and' courteous service. B ut «iHccTH»/.iLfCTiD somiioo/ Well ^m iahed 2H . room apart- Low-Rent Project Uproar Street. Tel. MI S-4751.‘ lO AMOUNT Of PLIAOING COULD INDUCI $1,700 WORTH noon. MI $-8807, Please caU owner MI 1-7884, Box bination doors and windows, alum- Free Inspection upon r^iiest. Call Joseph Barth, Brokar. Council Votes CLASSIFIED POTTBKOTT IOTAHE TOP SPOT N THE CLUE- M^vwefrnNiHaTOWH’wmss antwan? ment. Inquire second floor front, inum siding, amesite drive, beau- the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Furniture * AppUoncei Mrs. Johnson. Tel. TR 5-8607, 62, Carpenter Hoad. . . TbBe------Sold At (TPrice cmtL'S AQUA spriM ooet, tiful fenced lot. For aj^intment Realtors, MI $-6980.- DUE TO OUR volmne of sales this $7; man’s tan ipoelport ooat, slM . - $8i MANCHESTER—New 8 bedroom winter, We need listings. Singles, Prompts Offer to Resign Basiness Services Offered 13 M.COMtOH PonV.'TOUD MAHt , H O T H A H tt —YOU GET A U i T H IS- ROCSeVHaLE — Centrally located, to inspect call the R. F. Dlmock 7-3 to Allow kdiKATCLUintClDtHT.'WK TOU,IOf»rrM Mtiftt fintiT, « u wouw M A D 'n em iiA B $8; excellent oondltion. Ml 9-6088 ranch with garage. Aleo, 8 room Co.. MI 9-5248. Barbara Woods. MI WAI4TED TO buy from owner early 3-8 and 4 families. Also, business Here Is.Royal.Luxury tor you — 8J4 rooms, kitchenette, dinette, Ctotonial home, preferably in or ADVERTISING SPRING CLEAN-UP—Attlea. cel- im A «N LMtTOU! MUCH1Q0IUI/ ^ Of PARUAM EU^ OSN fuatHfEMORt IT after,8. bedroom, living room, tile bath, Colonial. Hot water heat, ceramic 9-7702, Johanna Evans, MI 9-8668. and investment property. Tongren, ^WHAPDAVASA/tf TOPOTHtJDi See all y(8i get—See all you save baths, fireplaces, full basements. close to Manchester. Will consider broker, MI 8 - ^ An Mtim&ted 80 Rockville resi-^ vision for e referendum In the Seweir Tie-in lars, garages, yards, burning bar- VIATfS eiEASLV M THE • / • lAVASICnOH2IIC; wud nonde Or Gordovdi appliances furnished. 365 per exchanging 3-family home located dents were of a single mind last statutes or regulations governing rels emptied. vacant houses JU(TiCS.'lOUHM ~ tl9.«M tASflAfH 8*. within and for the Diitrict of The plaque was presented at a sites other than the Franklin ka, and Thomas J. McCusker, tM- washers, dryers and electric 9-0308. Watrous Road, Bolton, with 4 barrooms, IJi baths, large OYentry, on tne 37th dty of March, packed on the occasion with about 9 X 13 ^’Mohawk” » i g and Pad, SIX ROOM duplex off Main Street, Owner Transferred 1961. dinner at the fire house attended St. site. ther F. Trouton abstained and ramges. Ml 9-6678. Conn. centrally located, $85 a month. J. li'vlng room with fireplace, hot by members of the building com- 30 standees. Modem Smoking Stand, 3 modem water heat, cnp-car garage. By ap. Present Hon. Slm ore Turkington, Sentiment against the low-rent The Rev. Mr. Jaxheimer said the Mayor Flaherty did not vote. Al- Dial Ml 3-2711 Wall...... Paintings,tigs, VeVenetian Wan Mir- D. Realty, 470 Main Street, MI Judge. mittee, the subcontractors who derman John S. Gill was absent. CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. 8-8129. pointment only. Philbrlck Agency, Quality custom built 6 room Kstate of Henry J. Lacey, late of worked on the building, fire de- housing reached a point strong federal project is a "package deal" Reasonable ratals. Call PI 8-7868 ror, rius Kitchen with Huge Exten^ Rooma Without Board 59 Ml 9-8484. ranch, fireplace, 2 full ceramic Coventr>*. in laid Diftrlct. deceased. enough to prompt the Rev. David in which a certain number of low- The vote was asked by Alder- Ion Formica Top Table and 8 full- The Administratrix dbn having ex- partment officials, members of the man Gordoq A. Denson following between 1:30-4:80 or any time GROUND FLOOR tenement, three tiled baths, full basement, jalousied hibited her administration account with town and fire district governments G. Jaxheimer, chairman of the au>- rent units are required with elder- Saturday or Sunday. sise Plastic Covered Chairs with HEATED ROOMS and oabins, trea DUPLEX—8-5, 3 down, 2 up each breezeway. 2 car attached garage, a review and discussion of the pro- Lost and Found Automobiles lor Sale 4 pariting, heat, light, hot water fnr< large unfurnished rooms, heat and said estate to this Court for allowance, and Reinhardt and members of his thority, to offer his resignation. ly housing. Foam Rubber Seats, 53-pieoe Dhi' side. Separate boilers. Hot water level lot 100x80^ excellent location it is He indicated he felt.^ the pther posed removal of the RockvQIa ner Set, Silver Plate, Canister Set, nlshed. Scranton M ^ l, MI 9-0838. hot water, adults, $90 per month. ORDKHED: That the 6lh day of staff. Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. said LOST—Within the past two months, 1957 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 con- STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, MI 3-4406. baseboard heat, 2-car '\garage, to all schools. For appointment to members of the five - member Pro jessing Co. to industrial land In vertible, power steerhig, power fireplaces. flagstone terrapes. room-sise linoleum, Kitchen Cabl wooded lot on bus line, $19i905. By April, 1961, at 10:30 o'clock, forenoon, at Reinhardt, whose offices are in the possibility of building low-rent Ellington. pair of children's eyeglasses In ROCKVILLE:-^ Grove. WeU tui> inspect coll owner, MI-3-6074. the probate Office in the Municipal Manchester, is a Vemoh resident. board would follow suit.' units In the downtown redevelop with G. Fox label, vicinity brakes, all delu.xe equipment, Reasonable. Call Mr. Rodelll, 68 net. ROCKVILLE— Attractive 8 room appointment. Philbrlck Agency Building in said Coventn'. he and the Rep. Raymond E. Splelman, who ITie company announcemant Homestead St. o — PLUS — nlshed light housekeeping room. same Is assigned for a hearing on the He drew plans for the new fire ment area is being studied, but Thursday that it planned to move HolUater School, Summit Street, brand new whitewalls and new $10 weekly. Tel. TR 8-9594. refintshed apartment, heat, hot MI 9-8464, ' allowance oi said administration ac> owns property in the city, said the nylon top. First reasonable offer WESTTNGHOUSE REIF’R water, garage. Near Parkway. EAST HARTFORD—56 Manor Qr- . house at no cost to the fire depart' will be a matter of coordination sparked some comment during the Henry Street, Harlan Road, Call LANDSCAPING, spring clean-up, count with said eetate and this Court ment. council con stop actions of any es- of programs. takes it. Can be seen at 74 Dale TV Set And Comb. Range WISH to rent two bedrooms, fur- Adults. TR 6-4120 after 6. H. B. GRADY, Broker. Licensed. 'T * . Transferred owner desires directs that notice of the time and weekend that Rockville officials after 8 p.m., MI fl-4628. lawns mowed, rubbish removal. Moving— ^Trucking— Help Wanted— Female 35 Artidea For Sale 45 E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-O Bonded. Experienced. Choice immediate sale of Green Manor ploce assigned for saM hearing be Cost of the recenUy completed tablished committee or city agen- Rd., Manchester or call MI 9-5824. nished Or unfurnished, with kiteh- cy simply by discharging its mem- The mayor once during the would not look kindly on allowing 2 MI 8-1724.. 20 THE "WHOLE WORKS” FIVE ROOM apartment, no chlL selection of homes to suit buyer’s ranblj^ with newly completed fam- given tfi all persons known to be Inter- building fell below tlie $47,000 al- FOUND—Small light brown mon- Storage SALESLADIES — Do you like GRADE A LOAM |2 par yard deliv- en privileges to two ladles, hi ested therein to appear and be heard hearing interrupted the flow of the company to tie into the city 1956 PLYMOUTH Savoy, 4-door, YES! HALF PRICE dren. no pets. Includes hot water price range. Call MI 3-8009 at any ily room and ‘attached oversized located, according to building copi- bers. grel, mole. Call Lee Frscchla, A RETIRED upholsterer from the fabricfabrics? ‘ If so, —Pilgrim ----- Mills has ered. Also, fleldstona for retainer private home. MI 8-8498, thereon by publishing a copy of this Alderman Amo R. Weber sug- comment to support the housing sewer system, having just moved Dog Warden, MI 8-8894. ______radio, heater. V-8, automatic, ’MANCHESTER Package Delivery. ONLY $880 and heat. MI 9-3169. time. garage. 7 rooms jUus patio with order in some newspaper having a cir- mittee luembers. authority's work. The five mem- to a neighboring to'wn. clean throughout. Ml 9-4055. shop can take care of all your up- Light trucking and pauage deliv- jusb the opportunity tor the ex- walls. Cblumbia Academy 8-9828 OR 8 'YEARS TO PAT storage area. Large, well land- culation In said District, at lea^t five The fire department hs seeking gested this be done in a special holstering needs at a great sav- perienced saleslady. Apply Mana- Call after S. 1. 3. COMFORTABLE room, gentleman davs before the dav of said hearing. bers, he said, are all local p^ple Aldermen voting in favor of the ery. Refrigerators, washers and itorage Until Wanted MI FIVE ROOMS and sunporch, sec- XlANCHESTER —7 room Cape scaped lot two blocks from to lue the surplus for purchase of council meeting Wednesday, and 1958 FORD, 4-door, hydromatlc, ings; CH 2-2378. ger at Pilgrim Mills “ separate entrance, pamlng. family room, modem kitchen, 2 KLMORE TURKINGTON, Judge. the Rev. Mr. JsLXlteimer said the and have worked hard In develop- motion last night indicated their Annoiincejnents sto've mortng specialty. Folding HOT WATER tank and cabinet Free Delivery 9-3951 o r M l 3-1616. ond floor. Main Street location. schools, park and swimming pool. a tanker truck. ing a program they think will be vote was prompted by considera- radio and heater, new tires and chairs (or rent. NQ 9-0752. Gliding) Hartford Road. Set Up By Our Own $90 per month includes heat and bedrooms, ree room, garage. Good BU 9-1723. AT A COURT OF PROBATJ: held Andrew P. Trlcarlco. a member authority ’‘will beat you to it,” if AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct- noon to 9 p.m. sink with set tub, 8-^eca bath- at Manchester, within and for ths good for the city and adjacent tion for employes of the firm, who INCOME TAXES prepared »n your battery, private, 81.295, Call MI Reliable Men TWIN BEDROOM, business block. hot water. MI 9-6808. lot with trees. One block to of the building committee, said the the feeling against the housing 8-2758. Evenings MI 3-0046, ed — resurfaced — sealed. MI MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- room set, A condition. Reasonable. schools, shopping and bus. $16,900. CLEAN, charming, cozy, comfora- District of Manchester, on the 32nd day project Is that strong. areas. live In the immediate area. They home or by appointment. Exper- 3-6515. MI 8-6857. See It Day Or Night At Depot Square, free parking. Tel. of March. A. D. 1961. weekend banquet was a kind of re- The Rev. Mr. Jaxheimer said In said the Income to families Is as ienced tax work, 24 hour service. ing Company, Local «n d long dis- Mr. Keith, MI 9-8191. \ Philbrick Agency, MI 9-M64. able. convenient. Yes. these five Present. H«»n. John J. Wallett. Judge. ward for all the people who had At the end of the two and a 1959 CHEVROLET 4-door Brook- tance moving, packing and stor- TYPIST-BOOKKEERER for one- TWO ROOM heated tenement. Oak- words briefly describe this 5 room Estate of Charles G. lAachat, late of half-hour hearing, the housing au- opening remarks that the hous- important as taxes, which ..are not Call MI 3-4728. wood wagon, 6 cylinder, standard girl office. WiU train. MI 8-2451. SALE OUR stock of Thomas A—L—B—E—R—T— S SPIC 'N SP.gN — 6 room Cape, Manchester in said district, deceased done work on the project. Con- ing authority was established by great in the processing company age. Regular service throughout >48-48 AUyn St., Hartford FURNISHED ROOM, fpr genUe- land Street. MI 9-8229 9-8. home on the West Side. CaU—then Upon application of Horl»ert E. Han- tributions to a fund by members thority agrfeed It would take Into transmission, radio, heater, very Household Services New England States and Florida. Strahan w a llp ^ rs. Regularly aluminum storms and siding, vote of the council two years ago case. FEDEStAL INCOME taxes pre- CLERK-TYPIST. Interesting and priced $3.40-88.45 a single raU Open Nights till 8—Sat. 8 p.m. man, Main Street location. Call- see what we mesn! Evenings Mr. son aka. Herbert H. Hanson praying at committee meetings during the consideration all the sentiment pared with your sovlnga in mind. clean, 11.695. Center Motor Sales, Offered 13-A Ml .3-6563. MI 9-0641. large shaded lot. For a better buy Hayes, MI 3-0627. Warren E. that an instrument purporting to be the voiced against the housing proj- and that, until the late fall, it The company is assessed for diversified work, production con- Good selection, 99c a smgle roll. last will and testament of said deceased fall and winter paid for the dinner, Rcssonohle rotes. Coll Ml 9-8244. new location. 634 Center Street, MI FOR sal e:—Stove and refrigera- Business T>ocations call Robert Wolverton, MI S-1914. Howlsnd, Realtor, MI 3-1108. ect. Meanwhile, Corporation Coun- had Investigated 18 different $57,000 in personal property. It 3-1591. Open evenings. WELaViNG of Bums, moth nolea AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Go. Local- trol, math, dictation helpful. Sherwln WUUama Company, 981 FURNISHED room for rent, wom- be admitted to probate as per applica- Tricarico said. properties. Three were not for owns no real estate In the city, but Main St tor, good condition. Reasonable For Rent 64 tion on file. It is sel Harvey A. 1'once will deliver INCOME TAX returns prepared by and tom clothing, boolery runs, moving, packing, storage. Low Pleasant surroundings. Hie Iona en only, complete housekeeping fa- ROLLING PARK AREA ORDERED: That the foregoing aj>- The building Committee acted as sale, he said,, and the authority leases space In the Mlntcrbum price. MI 8-8852. the general contractor and let out an opinion to the council stating former interna] revenue agent in 1956 CHEVROLET station wagon, handbags repaired, tipper re- rate on long distance moves to Manufacturing Co., Regent St, cilities, between Center end Me- STORE FOR rent on Spruce M. JUST LISTED piication be heard and determined at voted not to condemn those prop- Mill. radio, heater, whitewall tires, low 48 states. Personalixed service. Ml Manchester. Six room Cape with all rooms the Probate office in Manchester in various jobs on the project to area whether the final approval of the your home, or by appointment. placements, umbrellas repaired, ONE GLASS lined gas water tank . mortal Hospital. Call MI 8-5589. Reasonable and parking in ths Xaid District.* on the 20th day of April. erties because it would Involve According to unofficial support mileage, 8795. Center Motor Sales, men’s shirt collars reversed and 8-5187, CH 7-1428. BoAts and Accessories 46 finished and I'a baths. Fireplace, 2ti-story home, goOd condition. contractors. The fire house will housing project, or portion.s of it, Also small husineas services. MI EIAST HARTEDRD, Burnside Ave. nearly new. $25. E3ectrio stove rear. Call MI 2-8C19, 'JIC Sprue* A. D. 1961, at ten o’cktck In the fore-fo: can be brought to referendum. displacing resident. The other voiced in a town meeting in Ell- 9-8938. new location 634 Center,Street, MI replaced. Marlow's Little Mend- $25. MI 8-6428. basement, combination windows, recenUy redecorated. 8'4 rooms, noon. and that notice he given to all bp opened officially to public in- ington two weeks ago. that town —3 room fumlahed ^(srtment. SPESdAL—12 foot aluminum boats St per^ono interented in t»aUl «*s«tate nf the Yonce,, who is also executive sites were turned down by state 3-1591. Open evenings. ing Shop. Boarders Wanted S9-A dormers front and rear. Owners are open attic, full basement, enclosed spection some time this month, ac- will help RockvlUe Processing Co. Painting— Papering 21 Call after 4 p.m. BU 9-3165. riced at $109 each. A real bu; anxious to sell and have priced this porch, aluminum siding, aluminum pendency of «aid application and the cording to the hopes of the com- secretary of the housing authority, or federal government for one S FOR SALE—Double bed with mat LARGE ONE-room air-conditioned time and place of hearing thereon. J p rca.son or another, he said. Install utilities. Voters sald.ybs to THE DAIRT QUEEa< on West Mid- 1959 OLDSMOBILE 88, 4-door FLA1.' FINISH Holland window Iclntoeh Boat Co., 52 Oak SiI tress, vanity, reasonable. MI FURNISHED ROOM and board, aU home well below comparable *iomes storms, screens. Garage. Bowers publishing a cony of this order in soiw mittee, Tricarico said. told questioners there Is no pro- PAINTING AND paperhanging. WOMEN’S api>arel eocperienced office. 100% Main St. location. The Franklin St. site, he said proposals of either $50,000 or 1® dle Turnpike la now open. sedan, power steering. power shades made to measure. All Manchester. 9-5788. improvements, near bus line in Marlow's 867 Main St in this very desirable section School, near bus. Good val' e at newspai>er having a rirculation in said brakes, radio, heater, white side- metal Venetian blinds at a ne# Good clean wo^manahip at rea- salesla^ tor Saturdays 10-5:80. Vemyi. Call TR 5-8788. ______315,000. dlgtrlrt. at least five days before the was picked because it is unoccu- per cent of the eventual grand list Saul Levine Fashions, TQT Main 1950 SEIABEB outboard motor, day of «aid hearing, to appear if they pied and purchase of it would not evaluation of the industrial prop- wall tires, very clean, 81.795. Cen- low price. Keys made while you sonable rates. 30 years in Man- EDCTRA NICE chrome kitchen set, OFFICE FOR rent near Parkade. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor er cau^e at said time and place and INCOME TAXES prepared. Call MI ter Motor Sales, new location 634 wait. Marlow’s. chester. Raymond ETske. Ml St., Manchester. h.p., excellent working condition, Rex-Alr vacuum cleaner, leather 186 W. Middle Turnpike. Call MI be heard relative thereto and make re- Rockville-V ernon mean the eviction of residents erty. $100. Call after 5, MI 8-8088. Walton Graijt Afrenc.v 9-6086. dnteT Street, MI 3-1591. Open 9-9237. rocker and barrel chair, ma- Apartments— Plata— 9-6205 after 2. Mr 3-1577 turn to this court, and by mailing on or from established living quarters Louis S. Lavitt, real estate DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com E0CPERIERGE2> clerk-typist tor Lillian Grant. Realtor MI 3-1193 before March 24. 1961. by registered All houses on the street, he said, broker, said the company plans to evenings. full or part-time work. Accuracy hogany floor lamp, Worcester Tenements 63 mell. a copy of eaid W'ill and of this (A.L.A.) — AUTOMOBILE LEGAL pany doors and windows, custom EXTERIOR AND interior painting. power mower. Sunbeam mixer. EXCELLENT spot for any business would remain untouched by the build a 30.000 square foot plant hanging. important. Write to P.O. Box 982, BnihUng Materials 47 MANCHESTER GREEN—Six room order to C. Lachat. 92 Yorkshire St.. Association. Special Repreeenta- 1957 OLDSMOBILE 4-door hardtop, work guaranteed. Call collect Wil' Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging, Phone MI 8-7629. GENERAL RENTAL agency, J. D. or office. Center df town, plenty ranch 2 years old, 3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER Torrinelon. Conn.: Leo Lachat Walnut Ellington Grants City project. with a 20,000 square'foot dye house Uve. Clifford W. Barnett, 28 Otis • power steering, power brakes, Wallpaper books. Estimates given. Manchester, giving references. 8l.. Wmsted, Conn.: Mary Darling. R43 IlmanUc. HA 8-1196. CLBAN. USED tumber for sals, as- Realty. 470 Main Street, MI of parking. MI 9-5229 9-5; dining room. 2 full baths, modem Bitterness Voiced adjacent. Recent revisions call tor St., Manchester, Coon., MI 8-7424. whitewall tires. This car has 29.000 Fully covered by insurance. Call State whether part or full-time REASONABIE—Refrigerator, $80; 8-5129. Main St.. Mahcheeter. Conn.;,, Alice wanted. sorted slses, bardwoSwitzerland. allied Industries moving in with al, cellars, and attics cleaned. window sash and doors complete FOUR ROOM apartment, including ly condition, inlaid linoleum or JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. tion of the program was strong Motor Sales, new location, 634 Cen- $35. 181 M cKee St. MI 9-8464. 1,100 sq. ft. of custom living in Temporary Dump Pact Rockville Processing. Lavitt said. INCOME TAX problems? The beat ter Street, MI 3-1591. Open eve- Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold EXTERIOR AND interior painting, windows, plumbing and heattaig heat, hot water, gas for cooking, floor, new heating system. Excel- and, in some cases, bitter: answer is to call PI 2-6607. Hoar. Ml 9-4084. decorating, ceilings, floors, paper- WANTEU>—Ehcperienced legal te- supplies, assorted pipes end soil GAS STOVE. Must sell. Very clean, lent location, plenty of parking. this zpotlfsa 5*3 room ranch on AT A COURT OF PROBATE h#ld A tremendous tax burden The dye house would use water, nings. electric refrigerator, gaa stove. MANCHESTER—Large 3 bedroom at Manchmt^r. m*ithin and for th** lots of it, Lavitt said. It is the hanging. steaming. Clean work- nographer. Box Z, Heradd. pipes. Open dany^tw till ^ k , excellent In every way. Call MI Can MI 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. oHIy. Available April 1. Must be seen. one-half acre wooded lot. 12.x20 liv- District of Manrhpator, o» tho 23rd day There has been no need to worry will create a, housing slum all over INCOME TAX preparation, buai- Saturday 8-4. Choman House Colonial, 1'4 baths, hot water heat- ing room with fireplace. 3 master- prime reason for choosing a site TV SERVICE - Pottertoo's aU manship. Free estimates. No Jqb 3-1740 after 8- Call MI 9-9835. ing unit, large lot, conveniently lo- of March. A. D. 3961. over extension of dump privileges Rockville-V ernon town . . . have to get tennants nesa and Individual. Raymond 1955 FORD V-8, 4-door. Can be seen makes. Highest quality guaranteed too small. John VerfalUe, MI Wrecking. yard at Stock Place off FOR RE34T—Two room apartment. ful bedrooms, family size kitchen. Praaent. Hon. John J. Wallott. JudgY from out of town, and you know near the Hockanum. The company Girard, MI 9-8008. Help Warned— Male 36 cated in an area of fine homes. F2.«tate of Frank Chamb^»rlain. lata of in Manchester, for Rockville has after 8 at 110 Oak Grove Street, work aind parts, ovey 47 years ex- 3-2521. North htoln St~ Call Ml 9-2892. 'Heat, not w4ter, parking. Tel. MI ABOUT 500 square feet of apace See todav 317.900. Call Annette Manch*‘^lor in aaid district, doroaaed. wliat they're like . . . it’ll mean Thursday purchased an eight-acre Many axtras. Priced to sell. Ger- Hunter, MI 9-3695, or MI 9-5306. been granted temporary dumping parcel in. the 'Windermere section V — perience. Famous for service AACBinOUS married man with car Machinery and Tools 52 8-3068. available now. Excellent for auto ard Agency, MI 3-0365. Upon application of Arthur E. Ash- permis.sion in Ellington. Tournament Won new schools, and how many of us FORD 2-door. V-8. automatic since 1931. Phone Ml 9-4837 for EXTERIOR and Interior painting. YOUR BEST BUY IS AT topping, upholstering, or ware- if. Administrator, praying for author-: can afford any more new schools? of Ellington about three quarters Peraonsl* Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. to service 4,000-6,000 FUUer Brush sric ROOM duplex, heat, hot wqter, BARROWS & wallacp: ity to compromise and settle a certain Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr., re- “ transmission, radio, heater. 8695. best service. NATIONAL SHOPSAHTH M-5 heavy duty school house use. Call MI £6441 between BOLTON-COVENTRY Line — Six (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) doubtful and disputed claim in favor of By St. Bernard's . . . I’ve lived in a low-rent hous- of a mile from the Rockville line Center Motor Sales, new location ___ Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. customers, Manchester, Andover, garage, stove and refrigerator, vealed the existence of the ar- Columbia area. F^Ul or part-time. model, $285. Jointer, $40. Band 5-8 p.m. room split level on one-half acre, . $ald estate against Judith B. Barber ing project and It doesn't work and the sewage treatment plant. ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, 634 Center St., MI 3-1591, Open | A RETIRED upholsterer from the Floors. Good clean workmanship. central, $125 a month. Available 55 E. Center St. and Maude H. Barber, both of Jk(Uvn- rangement at a meeting of the An estimated top limit 6f 200,000 bonded representative, Alfred An 9-0090 for personal interview Window Specials from $9.95 Ehu aw, $50. Sawsmlth, $160 with fireplace, 3 betjrooms, on Town che.^ter Conncctlrut, it is i St. Bernard’s. Parochial School out , . . the money from the proj- evenings. shop can take care of all your up Fully insured. Reasonable rates. Door Specials from $3.96 Ba. April 1. Call AU 8-2785 before 5. .OFFICE FOR Rent, 500 sq. ft. 100 Rolld. F.H.A. approved, 3600 down. ^ Manchester City Council last night. He said he gallons of water a day into the Amell, 206 Henry St. TeL MI bolstering needs at a g;reat sav- appointment. stand. CaU Ad 3-6918 Vfter 6:15. per cent Main Street location. Call ORDERED*: That the f(U*’going ap- basketball team of Rockville has ect cwill be) peanuts . . . Why Leo Pelletier, An 9-6326 or AU Dutch Doors from 3^-96 Eht W. E Thieman, broker, Coventry, ^ MI 9-530« plication be heard and determined at had discussed the problem with can't wo have all elderly and get sewer mains was given by Laidlt. 8-0450. 1951 BUICK Special, major repairs ings. CH 2-2378. 148 COOPER HILL St Nice 8 MT 3-6419 or MI 3-7614. the Probate office In Manchester in said won the grammar school cham 9-5082. Knotty Pine Paneling 14c Sq. F7. THREE H.P. Yardsmith garden PI 2-'T752. Joseph A. MaeVarish, Ellington rid of the low-rent? Sewer Plant Superintendent done, new tires, new battery, 375. MACHINISTS — tUler wiUrmower attachment. CaU room duplex chUdren, $106. Gjas- North Coventrv—3 bedroom split District, on the 5th day of April. A.D. first selectman, as long as a pionship in the New England Calh VACUUM CLEANERS repaired in hn 3-4201. TOOL MAKERS Ceiling TUe .9Hc Sq. F t tonbury MEofoford 8-OOS7 after 6:80 1961, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and ollc Youth Organization I'CYO). "The monster in our back yard Charles A. Pitkat said the capacity my own home shop. Forty years Louver Doors from $11.50 Per Pr. Ad 8-6918 after 6:15. BOWERS SCHOOL area—6 room level. 315.900. t that notice be given to all persons in- month ago and the two came up . . . it will chase the Maple Grove of the plant is eight mlUion gallons Bailding-CoiitraetinT Electrical Services 22 Job shop work— p.m. Houses For Rent 65 North Coventry—4 room ranchT lerested in said estate of the p<‘ndency with the dumping agreement. The victor.v was won in the '13th factory experience. All makes, 1954 PLYMOUTH. 2-door sedan, 6 Ehcotic WaU Paneling ranch, fireplace, dining room, 4*4 A*k<\ I nf B fknt {< • o 4 anri fVva tima finH out . . . feci the low-rent housing and that three million gallons a Commercial and aircraft cabinet kitchen. 3 bedroonu. 313,000. of appliratloii and tho ttmo and annual New England CYO tourna low rates, free esttmates, free cylinder, radio and heater, good A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, FREE ESTIAIATES—Prompt serv- Interviews any time. frmn 16c Sq. Ft- ROCKVILLE —12 EUlngton Ave; BEAUTIFUI., 6 room colonial for place of hcai'ing thereon, b.v publishing After April 4, when the Man will devalue all the property around d.iy comes in from Rockville now. pickup and delivery. Mr. MUer, Ping-Ptmg Table Tops $11.95 Ea. Musical Instrnmeiits 53 Large wMl furnished 2-room apart- rent. 3150, J. D. Realty 470 Main Shown by appointment. Marion E. Coventry—8 room brick ranch, a ropv of thi.a order In some newspaper Chester permit expires, the City ment, held in Bridgeport at Notre running condition, 3150. 135 Love painting. Carpentry. Alterations ice on all types of electrical wir- Dame High School gymnasium. St there . . . We've been promised a Half of that amount, he said, JA 2-1471. THE NEWTON COMPANY Disappearing Stairways $28.95 Ea. ment, adults only. TR -S-SOSO. St., MI 3-5129. Robertson, Broker, MI 3-5953. 313.800. . having a elrculallon In said district, at of Rockville will he dumping trash West End playground but wg’ve Lane, Manchester. and additions. Ceilings. Workman- ing Licensed-and insured. Wilson Coventry—South Street. 8 room least -five days before the day of stiid Bernard's defeated St. Patrick's of comes from the American Dyeing ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. EHectrical Co., Manchester, AO 65 EXM STREET Combination Doors from $18.95 Ela. USEX) SMALL upright piano, plain hearing, to appear if they see cavi.se at in the Ellington dump on Hoffman never seen one . . . we should all Corp. AIANCHESTER case, almoat like new condition. FOR RE3z. H Paaquallnt 346 ture Hospital, 195 South Street, ning Herald. Also, several other attractive par- . ORDERED: That the 11th day of FIRST: Application by Vernon Sand & Gravel Co. tor a permit Heating and Plumbing 17 tial, combinations throughout, fire- rooms. large kitchen, new cabi- April. 1961. at ten o ’clock, forenoon, at th" PocVville government. ^ for the. removal of sand and gravel from the premises described as Avery Street, Wspptng. Rockville^ I'H 5-3174, Open 9-9-, Said hearing 'will be held in the cels in Vicinity. Priced far below WANTED—Woman to work In Saturday YUl 6. We buy houselota TjMKS place, large master bedroom, half nets, living room, dining room and the Probate, Office in the Municipal Manchester granted Rockville PLUMBING AND heating. — re- Auditorium of the Illlng Junior Wno market value. Terms to suit. J. D. Building in said Mancheater, be and^ dumping permission in January for followr: pizza shop. Inquire at Don’s Pizza, of furniture. AND acre’ beautifully wooded lot in one TV room. New hardwood fiooring, the same is assigned for a hearing on modeling InstaUations. ntpairs. 130 Spruce or MI 3-0031. WALLPAPER SALE—FuUy • trim' High School, Atiddle Turnpike Realty, 470 Main Street, MI 3-5129. three months at 33 a ton. Tl\e med, plastic coated, many 1961 East on Wednesday, April 5, 1961 of the best locations in town near metal Htorm windows and screens. the allowance ot said admlnialration A parcel of land containing 11% acres—Bounded: Ail work guaranteed 25 years ex- new shopping center. Owner is Extra large lot. Low down pay- account with said estate, aacertainment agreement replaced a leas exact NORTHERLY: By land now or formerly of said George L. and perience. 24-hour service. Call MONEY doesn't grow on trees, but patterns tu choose from. C. J. at 8 o’clock in the afternoon,-at PLUGGED SEWERS of helra and order of diatributlon. and one established In August shortly USED FURNITURE. Ad 8-7449. which hearing any elector or tax- Houses For Sale 72 being transferred, that's why It’S ment. An excellent huy at only this Court directs that ^notice of the Alice E. Dunnack, Gan VanCamp, Ad 9-4749. many AVON Representatives pick Morrison Paint Store, 885 Center after the old Rockidlle • dump on Three Hundred Eighty-Six and 5/10 (386.5) feetr St. payer may have an opportunity to only 314,900..Call the R- F. Dlmock $14,500. Charles Ponticelli Agency, time and place assigned for said hear- up extra cash by working 2-f Machlira Uleaaed COVENTRY—4. large rooms on Co., MI 9-8245. MI 9-9644 or MI 8-8109. ing he given to all persona known to be West Rd. was closed Yfy local and more or less: . be heard. For and by order of the ippi.__ ___ hours daily near their homes sell MAHOGANY buffet and Frigidaire SeptJe Tanks, Dry W ells, Sewer large tree ihaded lot. Close to interested therein to appear and be state health officials. By land now or formerly of said George L, and Radlo-Tl' Repair ing Cosmetics, Fragrances and LAWN MOWERS—Toro. .Jacobsen, Board of Directors of the Tbwn of heard thereon by publishing a copy of EASTERLY: automatic i^H tng machine. Ad everything. 311,700. W. E. Thte- DUPLEX, NEW, 3 bedrooms, base- MANCHESTER — 5 room older • ------The price under that agreement 2 Bolens, Goodall, Arieha. Riding Line# Installed—^M la r Water' this order in some newspaper having a Alice E. Dunnack, Services 18 Toiletries in exclusive territory 8-4884. Manchester, Connecticut board heat, near, bus, schools, home, new furnace and plumbing, circulation in, said Diatrict, at least One Thousand Four Hundred Fifteen (1415) feet, 10 INCHES mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldamstio Robert W. Gordon, proofing Done. man, broker, Coventry PI 2-7782. was $2 a load. near your home. No experience beautiful trees. Carlton W. Hutch full price 39.500. Beautiful 6 room five days before the day of said hear- A number of Manchester resi- more or .less; necessary. We give complete train tractors with over attachments. KELVINATOR refrigerator, ma- . S e c r e t a r y ' ins. Mi 9-5182. ing. and b.v mailing on or before Mstreh Used mowers and tractors. Parts 4 CAROL DRIVE - RockvlUe, $18,. Colohial Cape, 1 ', baths, many 28. 1961. by certified mall, a copy of dents from time to time objected SOUTHERLY: By land now or formerly of said George L. and MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA ing. Call BU '9-4922. hogany end table and coffee table Board of Directors 650. S room rapeh, large living extras, $17,900. 4 bedroom ranch, this order to Helen Marlotti. 80 Home- and service. Capitol Equipment Manchester, MeKINNEY BROS. to "taking Rockville’s trash." Alice E. Dunnack, television, service. AO 9-4641. and twq chairs. Reasonable. Ad room, cabinet kitchen, , 3 bed- SECLUDED builder’s home, large garage, nice lot, $14,900, Many stead St., Manchester. Conn.; Clar- Other Actions WOAIAN WHO can drive—If you Co.. 38------Main.' Ad 8-T1-7958. ' ‘ ence KroL c /o 80 Homestead 8t.^ Man- Two Hundred Sixty (260) feet, more or less; and 8-7323. , Connecticut Sswaraq* Disposal Co. rooms, 1^ % m o r^ g a can bs Colonial Ranch, 1'4 baths, cherry more homes 34,5Q0 up. Call the In other action; the council: By land now or formerly of said George L. and RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make — would enjoy working 8 or 4 hours Dated at Atahehester, Connecti- paneling, drapes, handsplit shin- chester. Conn.; John Krol a/k/a John WESTERLY: SPRING SPECIAL - Aluminum RUGS, NEVER used, 9x13, $38; lf0-1H Pearl St.—MB S - W assumed. Marion E. Roberts&n, Ellsworih Mitten Agency, realtors, Karl, 2763 Sixth Are.. Troy. New York. 1. Voted to have a survey made Alice E. Dunnack, cars, amplifiers, phonographs and a day calling regularly each month cut tltis 24th day of Atarch I9A1 gles, double garage, large shade JOHN J. WALLfcTT. Judz«. so’s home heating changers. Over 47 years total ex- storm and screens from $9.95. 9x15 Oriental, $85; G. E. vacuum, Broker^ Ml 3-8988. MI S-6980 or MI 9-5524. In anticipation of installing a traf- One Thousand Eight Hundred Thirty-Eight and 5941 on a group of Studio Girl Cosmetic Best buy full Inch doors, roll up trees, only $17,900. Carlton W. perience. 90 days gnarantee on all clients on a route to be established $30. BU 9-6955. MANCHESTER — Colonial, $ spa- Hutchins, MI 9-5132. LIMITATION OBDEB fic light at the Intersection of Or- 5/10 (1838.5) feet, more or less. work. Pottorton’s. Ad 9-4517. awnings, patio enclosures. Masters AT A COURT OF PROBAfE held chard, Union and Prospect Sts., The Southwesterly comer of said parcel Is further located as our way I In and around Manchester, and Blit. JA 3-4269. KING’S FURNITURE Department cious rooms, large Uv Im room Lots For Sale 7.3 at Manchester, within and for the are willing to make light deliV' with fireplace, (amUy sue tile SIX ROOM ranch., garage, recrea Dlsirici of Manchester on the 24th day termed a bad intersection. McCus- follows: CONNIE’S TV and Radio uenrlce, —Large selection of nationally ad' tion room, bus. $3,000 assumes of March. 1961. ker informed the council the state Beginning at the west end of the north bridge abutment of the You get premium quality erles, etc., write to Studio Girl TOOL AND equipment rentals. kitchen porch, one-caf garage, Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. available all hours. Satisfaction Cosmetics, Dept. M-8G, Glendale vertlsed furniture at low, low dlS' FOR SALE OR LEASE large lot 86x360. $16,900. Phl’brlck 3108.21 monthly. Carlton W LOT IN residential A Zone. Land- would not give assistance in tn- bridge spanning the Wlllimantic River at Merrow Road; thence Mobilheat with RT-98 ... the guaranteed. Call AO 9-1816 Sales and'Service AP Equipment, count prices. Unfinished 4 drawer Estate of Pierre £. Teets. late of Man- sUlllng the light because, in the westerly 235 feet more or less to a stake on the north side of Mer- California. Route will pay up to Center St.; AU 0.2083. Agency, Ml 9-8464. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. scaped. Call MI 4-1412 after 4 p.m. chester in said Diitrict. deceaaed. meet completely effectiire fuel $3.50 per hour. knee-hole desk remium service. Au- frqe pickup and delivery on small THREE openings for part-time nub lounge chair, foam cushions, ment, combination windows and bedrooms, nice lot, trees, central- anxious to sell. Ti'ongren, broker. ORDERED: That Six months from 2. Approved a state engdJ'**’’ * of said right-of-way to a stake at said southwest comer of said PAH-O-RAMA radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 used. Can' be seen at Emily the 24th day of March, 1961, be and the tomatic deliveries . . . s bal- work. $36 guaranteed tor three Dowd’s, 88 Church Street. just $34.88; deluxe Hollywood bed doors, amesite drive, shade trees, ly locateil. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 3-6321. same are limited ana allowed for the recommendation that a rotary be parcel. Said parcel and right-of-way are more fully described on p.m. H A E Radio and TV, Ad evenings work per week. No; to' outfit, Innerspring .construction, 80 days occupancy. Marion, B. MI 9-5182. creditors within which to bring in their Installed at the Grove-Brooklyn- a map entitled. "MAP OF LAND LEASED B-Y GEORGE L. ^ D anced payment plan and many 9-5582, AO 8-1479. OFFICE OR RETAILING SPACE claims against said estate, and said vestment. Car needed. For Imme' with heswabosu-d, only $49.88. Budg- Robertson, Broker. Ml $-6958. TWO B ZONE lots with city E. Main St. Intersection. The engi- ALICE E. DUNNACK TO VERNON SAND & GRAVEL CO., INCm other extras designed to make et terms arranged. King’s. Itort- DELUXE SPLIT level, 214 baths, 7 water. Union St Manchester. executrix is directed to give ^ public home heating really easy. PHILCO RECOMMENDED Service diate Income call PI 2-8743. WESTERN SADDLE and bridle, 1,500 SQ. FT., PLUS BASEMENT notice to the creditors to bring In their neer, contacted by McCusker, said COVENTRY, CONNECTICUT — OCTOBER 20, 1961 — SCALE 8191 $40. AO 9-0178. ford Road. BIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and rooms, builtHij range, magnificent 32,350 each. kU 9-6495. claims within said time allowed by pub- —On Hl-FTs, radioB, television. rec roonr garage, high elevation. lishing a copy of this order In some the state would match funds with 1 INCH = 100 FEET - - - -” , \2Vf76% SECRETARY—knowledge of short- garage, fuU shed dormer, 2 (uU Rockville on construction of Uie Also, guaranteed service on all AIR-CONDITIONED— ABUNDANT PARKING Carlton w Hutchins, MI 9-S132. newspaper, having a circulation in said other makes. Shop our special do- hand. bookkeeping desired. One baths, wooded lot, easy walking probate district within ten days from rotarj'. termed a sufficient answer A copy of said map is on file in the Town Clerk’s Office in said Mobilheat 8^$ distance to schools, bus, and shop- LARGE BUILDING lot in Bolton, the date of this order and return make it-yourself department featuring girl office in Manchester. Box A, WEST SIDE — Beautiful 6 room to traffic congestion at that cor- Town of Coventry. They go together with charm! Herald. ping. Don’t miss this outstanding very reasonable. Cali MI 9-4291. to this court of the notice given. Nw dr a n- e c Mo * A simple but smart shirt frock, discount prices. Tubes 15% to A^acent i» Municipal Parking Area, near Banks, Res- value, $15,900. PhUbrlck Agency, Cape, garage, trees, excellent lo- JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. ner. SECOND: Application to change from Residential to-'^Buslness oddiHv Add a festive note to a table' 50% off list. Open evenings and cation. Neat bus, shopping, school, LOTS FOR SALE for single mnd-?- 3. Approved, in principle, the topped with a collarless cropped top with this lovely basket in pine WANTED LISTINGS! W 'taurants, Central Business District. MI 9'8484. LIMITATION OBDKB Zone the following described parcel of land. jacket. Saturdays. Satellite Electronics W 'only $14,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, family houses. We. also buy lots. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held appointment of a number of fire- A certain piece or parcel of land sltuMed on the Easterly side of apple crochet! So nice to keep or Service, 165 School St., Manches- MI 9-6182, Charles Ponticelli Agency, MI at Manche.ler. within and for the men as special policemen to direct No. 8191 with Patt-O-Rama is gift-give! SINGLES, BCULTIPLE FAMILIES, Can be purchased or leased completely equipped with MANCHBSTBR-Colonlal with at- Route 6 and bounded and described as follows: in sizes 12 1-2, 14 1-2, 16 1-2. ter, AH 9-1786 or JA 8-1669. • SEPTIC TANKS tached garage, 3 large bedrooms, 9-9644 or MI 3-8109. District of Manchester on the 27th day traffic in the vicinity of fires and NORTHERLY; By land now or formerly of one Gabarme, ^ Pattern No. 5941 has crochet dl BUSINESSES. INVESTAIENT prestin office furniture, office machines, waiting room of March. 1961. WE GIVE 18 1-2, 20 1-2, 22 1-2, 26 1-2. Bust CLEANED and INSTALLED A IH baths plus lavatory off Kitch- MANCHESTER —Nesr-Rockledge Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. to take the names of any sight' Three Hundred. Ninety-Six and 59/100 (396.59) A PROPEltnES, ACREAGE. rections; stitch illuetrations for area. Lovely 6 room ranch with Estate of Charles J. Johnson late of seers who got in the way or do GREEN STAMPS 33 to 47. 'Size 14 1-2, 35 bust, Millinery Dressmaking 19 •Snd'Snd showsho! room equipment. en, formal dining room, fireplaces feet* dress. 3 T-8 yards of 35-lnch; bo- basket measuring 10'” in width • SEWERS in living room and knotty pine red garage, paneled rec room, sepa- Suburban For Sale 75 Manchester in said.District, deceased. not allow fire apparatus to the fire By land now or formerly of John H. Cheney, 4” in height. On motion of Florence C. Johnson of EASTERLY: lero, 2 yards. MACHINE CLEANED N PROMPT, COURTEOUS, N I Ideal for Professional Office, General Office, Sales Of- room, patio with awning, large rate 12x20 paneled family room, said U^chester executrix. . area.. " Two Hundred Thirty-One and 62/100 (231.62) EXPERT TAILORING on ladles’ TO settl e estate —reasonably To order, senij 35c in coins to: To order, aerfd 25c in coins to haded lot with utility shed and city water and sewers. This home ORDERED; 'That six months from 4. Learned that members of the ctod. genUepicn’s ' clothing. 189 EFFICIENT SEBIHCE fice, Club or Organizational Use, Service or Retail Outlet. is an exceptional buy. Owner pricetf 8 room house, main high- •the 27th dav of March, 1961, be and the feet; , v Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve- Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve Woodland St. CaU any time A. INSTALLATION tlreplace. $30,600. R. Wolverton, city traffic commission and the By' land now or formerly of one Standlsh, ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF transferred. Schwartz Real Es- way three acres of land, newly same are limited and allowed for the SOUTHERLY: ning Herald, 1150 AVE. AAIERI- lovine. T T Broker, MI 8-1914. decorated, new heating system. creditore' within which to brlnx in their police commission will meet Four Hundred Ninety-Five and 21/100 (495.21) SPECIALIST tate, MI 3-6454 or AD 6-1241. clalme afainsi said estate, and said CAS. NEW YORK 88, N.Y. AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y. PLEASE DIRECT INQUIRIES TO: Call MI S-278S week days. Wednesday with contractors in- feet; and „ , . ' For let-claas mailing add 10c For 1st-class mailing add 10c ALTERATIONS and hemming on BOLtON—F iii room ranch ot executrix Is directed to give public volved in taking down the tortner By the highway known as Route 6, J.ACAGIANELLO E heavily wooded lot. basement ga MANCHESTER and vicinity—Fine notice to the creditors to bring in their WESTERLY: for each pattern. Print name, ad- tor each pattern. Print Name, Ad- ladies’ and children’s garments. E claim* within 1 said time allowed by White Furniture Co. store on Elm Two Hundred (200) feet. dress with zone, style number and dress with zone and Pattern Call AH 9-6728. Towr and Couatry rage.sClsaa; a (our bedroom ranch election of new and used hemes Winted— Real EstBic 77 iV - copy of this order in seme St. and maiklng a parking lot. The RodEstolo • iMorcNieo R. F. BRODERICK, Broker in all price ranges. All Inqtdries newspeoer ha-viiig a circulation In said AppUcsjit - - Clasence B. Hazen. ise. Number.' with 3-car attached garaga oft acre olty will want to learn the effect D lot; a savM room ranch with 3-car kept strieUy -confidential.. jPho Phone WANTED WANT] — 4 room Capa, 3 uaftn- probati' dUtrlet within ten days from Baale'Fashion. Spring and Sum- Have you the '61 Album con DRAINABjEGO. D 148 E. CENTER ST^ HANCHESTEB—MI »,1878 the date of thi* order and return make of the paridng lot on traffic flow PLANNING .AND ZONING COMMISSION MT *61 h a s a w e a u h of sewing tabling many lovely designs and McndMslor Ml 3-7903 basoaiant garage on six acres. T. now—and, of course, no obligation I ished,' near bus and shoppiag. Ml to'thU’ court of the notice glveiTen. By Nathan ti. Miller, Chairman. ayer. Wetfay Vaaequr, ]iOT48$$.' 9-8981. JOHN J. WALLETT.“ Judse in the Immediate ‘vlctnlty. K gift pattara eouposL SSo. free pattern? Only 25e a copy! Read Herald Advs. MIM143 J. Qraoke^ Realtor, MI 8-1577. f.

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TUESDAY, MARCH 28,1981 FACE SIXTEEN .iSImtrl|p0tpr lEupning l^praUi

Jo Anna Reynolda, MargEurat Rob- Manchester Lodge of Masons Th» ToMr Group of Second will meet tonight at 7:S0. After a OongTCgntionsl Church will meet McCombs Honored era and Penny Spencer. Abou^own I tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. Mothera who will model are business meeting. Warren Kenne- At Housewarming Mrs. Betty Lambert, Mra. Sarah dy will speak on his experiences George Dickie. 241 Henry St. iJtM Phyllis Uricchio, daughter. wnth German prisoners . of war. There will be a program of social Kowell and Mrai Nell Ferris. Of Mr. »nd Mrs. Daniel J. Uricchio. < His talk is enUtled “60,000 Head- games with white elephant priies. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McComb, William TurWngton will pro- 108 OtJumbus St., and Miss Vivian ;. aches." There will be a social hour Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert 86 Brookfield St., were honored by vide organ music accompimiment Zola, daughter of Mrs. Rena Z .: Dtinfield and Mrs. Howard Nash. 30 members of the Salvation Army for the shove. Mra. Dofothy Apple- FLOWERS I and refreshments, SagUo, 22B St. James St., are. Songster Brigade at a aurprlse by will be in charge of refresh- among 28 students from Bay Path The wavs and means committee hoiisewarmihg at their home ments to be served after the pro- Junior C o lle g e . Longmeadow. Mrs. Harr>- Mahoney, of the Dis- of the Manchester Emblem Club Saturday evening. Mra. McComb is gram Mtsa Patricia Appleby Is in Masa, who are spending their abled -\merican Veterans auxlli- will sponsor a social tomorrow at membef of the songster brigade. charge of decorations and ushers spring vacation in Bermuda. ; ary. visited Rocky Hill Hospital : 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Al- The couple was preaented with for the show will be Irene Chris- i last night for a program of social fred Ritter, 4!S Chester Dr., to ■ a telephone bench for their home tensen, Susan Cowles. Constance games and refreshments for the Members of the Women's Atix- i which sll club members are invit- by Mrs. G. Alton Perrett, director Barrett and Penny Hallihan. For0 EASTER Uiarv of Manchester Memorial ; veterans. She was assisted by Mrs. ' ed. of the brigade. The evening's en- TtckeitB may be obtained from Hospital are reminded to' give Anna Stepard. Mrs. Gladys Shef- tertainment consisted of games any Rainbow Girl or at the door. names of prospecti'fe new mem- ! field. Mrs, Grace Bulla. Mrs. Flor- i Seven Manchester students at and a quix, followed by a buffet ence Streeter, Mrs. Lucille Hirth, 1 Bay Path Junior College in Long- lunch served by Mrs. Ernest Cole, beie to Mrs. Charles R. Hamilton, Miss Louise Copping, and Mrs. 91 Dele Rd., membership chair- I meadow. Mass., are at home for Mrs. Francis McCarthy.' Mra. Soring Fair Set from man, as soon as possible. Martha Miller. spring vacation. They are Miss Darid Addy, and Miss Gladys Nanev Kellev. daughter of Mr. White. Mrs. Frank Duncan poured. By Highland PTA The Mallmams will have a Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse. and Mrs, Robert C. Kelley. 10 spaghetti supper at 7:30 tonight director of the Serrice Bureau of I Hoffman Rd.: Miss Olivia M. The Highland Park PTA will at the home of Mrs. Millie Lank- Women's Organisations and for- I Jvlkka. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fashion Show Set spon.sor a spring fair at the school feed. 41 Grant Rd A short busi- mer Congresswoman, will speak d. B. Jylkka.^ ll Durant-Sti; Miss Engaged on Saturday, April 15, from 10 H O USE H A LE ness meeting will follow. on the farm surplus and its use in Donna McNeill, daughter of Mr, By Rainbow^ Git Is • The engagement of Miss Carol a.m. to 2 p.m. underdeveloped areas of the world and Mrs. E. H. McNeill. 5 Lawton Main Street, Manchester at the Whiton Memorial auditori- Rd.: Miss Roberta F. Campbell. Ann Mnlr of Windsor Locks to Special attractions viill be pony Charles E. Genovese of Manches- Manchester Assembly, Order of an4 fire engine rides. There will um tomorrow at 8 p m. The public : daughter of^Mr. and Mrs. Robert is im-ited to the meeting. «pon- Campbell. 15»1 McKee St.: Miss; ter is announced by her parents. Rainbow for Girls, will present an be game.*, prizes, refreshments, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Muir, 90 Old Easter fashion show tomorrow at and cartoons. Among items to be N otice sored by the Manchester League Ellenmary Fogarty, daughter of garden fresh from the greenhouse j Mr. and Sirs. Bernard M. Fogarty. County Rd.. Wind.sor Locks. 8 p.m. in the main lodge room at offered for sale will be candy, of Women Voters. Her fiance Is the son of Mr. the Masonic Temple. Prodeed^^will aprons, plants, baked goods, used WE HAVE DAILY 281 Porter St., and Miss Maureen Connor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.; and Mrs. Elmo Genovese, 17 Dem- be donated to the Bimce Ce ks and toys as well as a va- Manchester Fine Art Associa- ing St. for Retarded Chilclren. of new items. DELIVERY TO THE tion's picture of the month, an oil Charles Connor. 184 Oak St. | ...for your home or your4iosless! -Miss Muir Is a 1960 graduate of Sportswear for spring and sum- painting of flowers by Miss Grace Windsor Locks High School, and mer. Easter dresses, coats and 'V------FLOWERS—Main Floor Hassett. is on display at the Sav- is employed by the Southern New suits and accessories from House BOLTON ings Bank of Manchester. A sec- Police Get First England England Telephone Co. and Hale department store will w. s. c. 5. ond picture of the month, a water- in Windsor Locks. be modeled by the Rainbow Girls color seascape by Mrs. Rita Ken- Of New Cruisers Mr. Genovese i.s a 1955 graduate I and mothers, with commentary, by South Mothodist Church way. is displayed at Mary Cheney of Manchester High School, and {Kathy Godfrey of radio and tele-

AREA Libra rv. r The first' of five new police is employed by the Town of Man- vlaion. i cruisers arrived at the Manches- chester Fire Department. Rainbow girls who will be mod- ; ter police station this morning. The wedding la planned for May I els are Beverly Alien, Mara An- SMORGASBORD It is a light blue Plymouth tu- 20 at the Second Congregational dre.son, Bonniie Andrews. Rosalyn ‘ LENOX Church. Appleby. Laurel Atkinson, Kath- ATLANTIC dor. and will be Chief James Rear- WedoMdoy. April 12 leen Burke,' Patricia Cartwright. PHARMACY don's car. L>-nh Ferris, Nancy Finley. Linda FURNACE OIL Chief Mechanic John Baldyga immedistely started transferring COOPER HALL Antoniaik' llelivery equipment, siren, radio, etc., from Foster. Susan Gaffney, Barbara m E. CENTER $T. an • old cruiser into the nevv one. and Sandra Geer. Judith Gray. Sittings 5:00 and 6:30 PJI. L. T. W O O D C O . He says it will be ready for use Beverlee Hayes. Muriel Lambert, TEl. Ml T48TA Phono .Ml 3-11*9 in a day or so. \ I Carol and Sandra Lucious. Sally Tickets available through Maloney. Janet Miles, Kay Olsaver. Circles This year's cruisers are being OPEN supplied by Roy Motors of Rt. 83 Jane Ann Reese, Lucille Reider, in' 'Talcottville. the firm that was

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