agreement on The Congo’s here Wedne.sday claiming they government. ■
problems. were making preparations for So.me 225 million gallons of wa- ' Soldier* milling around the air- Gizenga to attend the talks. ter, released by the break, swept I Wallops Island, Va., April 28 (/P)—The Mercury spice cap- port have been told by their of- across Prout Hill and and Mil- j sule underwent its final and most severe unmanned test to- (Continued on Page Three) brook Road. The angry waters vrrv: fleera to prevent any politlcinn.* day with thia verdict: A man aboard “unquestionably” could leaving thia town. Machine guns badly damaged six honte.s, and sev- 1 have been *et up eveiy few yards en others to a varying degree. , have .survived. along the runways. Three persons were treated fori Next week an American astronaut at Cape Canaveral, Fla., Eh-en President Joseph Kasavu- minor injuries at Middlesex M e-' will stake his life on that finding.
bu. head of The Congo's central morial hospital. Little Joe Vll, a cluster of six solid propellant rockets, leap- government at Leopoldville, ap- parently n'as covered by the mili- ed up from this test station of the National Aeronautics dnd Killed hy Train Space Administration at 9;04 a.m. EST with the 3.000-pound tary order, although he has made Weslport, April 28 i/Pi Him^ no attem pt to leave Coqualhat- . dreds of horrified commuters ‘ space chamber on its no.se. vllle. j looked on helplessly today as a Half an hour later, after a flight that produced stresses It was not known whether the 1 Fairfield man was struck and even more violent than the extreme conditions that had been army order was merely a tem- j killed by an easthound train as planned, the capsule was back on the beach after a parachute- porary measure or whether it I it pulled into the New Haven . originated from Kasavubu hlm- Railroad's Westport Station. cushioned landing in the sea and fast recovery by a helicopter. »elf. I, He was identified by Westport Meantime the vehicle had been blasted loose from the Katanga's President Moise Police as Francis J. Busier. 42, of booster by rocket- devices intended to saVe a space flier in Tshombe. who tried to walk out 80 Ardmore St., Fairfield, case of trouble in the liftoff. of the Coquilhatville conference The body was dragged the Asked if a man could have lived through it, project mana- Wednesday, still is being held at length of the platform, said wit- ^ th^ airport surrounded by armed I ger William M. Bland replied i*?- fv nesse.a. The train left New York gtiards. I at 6 a m., and reached We.stport “Unquestionably.” Five of his top Belgian adviser* i about an hour later. It was due In "Tlie escape was triggered un- hsve been handed over to the Unit- j ! New Haven at 7:45 but was de- der much more severe circum- Rebels Ignore ed Nations by Kaaavubu and j 1 laved about 45 niinutes. stances than will occur during flown off to Leopold'’ille under es- , ^ Til the manned Mercury Redstone or cort of U.N. Ethiopian troops for | Atlas-boosted flight," NASA said. Laotian Plea Interrogation by U.N. offleial*. I Accidental Dronnine "Tlie ^apsule appears to he in They were detained under the , y-..a'r' I E ast Hampton, April 28 lyPl — good condition." U.N. ‘security Council's resolu- John M. Barber, 44, E ast Hamp- The chamber’s appearance bore For Cease-Fire tion of Feb. 21 calling on all for- ^ .V' ^ •. V W! ton, drownbd In Lake Pocotopaug out tliat report. Its olive drab eign military, semi-military and I yesterday moments after losing paint was untarnished and there By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS political advisers to leav* the ' his grip on would-be rescuers. F'crmer President Herbert Hoover welcomes President John F. Kennedy at his Waldorf-Astoria Tow- were no dents or tom shingles Laos' pro-Communist rebels ig- country unless attached to the I Barber was swimming toward ers home in Manhattan today. (AP Photofax i. such as resulted from a previous nored the government's appeal for I a drifting rowboat some 2.50 U.N. mission. tc.st flight by the same capsule a cease-fire at noon today and It was Kasvubu's agreement PA51F.LA «J ARROW AY I yards off shore, police said, when ’ Next week’s space passenger is Washington wa.s reported near the with the UJI. to clear out all for- he got into trouble. I to ride the Redstone rocket on a end of its patience with what f eign advisers that caused Thr.iy.De I Several n\en Nvatching from Pair Accused Bowles Delays!Kennedy Sees i ballistic trajectory flight 115 some officials called Red stalling. ! to stalk out of the conference in I shore rowed out to him. started to , ! miles high and 290 miles south Britain, fearing hasty action by anger. He relies on Belgian and TV Star’s Wife j lift him into their boat and then ; from Cape Canaveral. The more the Soviet Union or United States other whites both In the govern- , lo.st their grip. ' Of Rigging on Dirasiori Probe I More F ig u res I powerful Allas Is for later Earth- might upset delicate arrange-' ment of his seceded province and t The body was recovered by a gprdling orbital flights. menta for a cease-fire and mush- In his arm y. Found Dead in I skin diver. Medickl Examiner Nor- | W ashington, April 28 (/P> ,— A The extra stresses came about room the civil war, blamed the The conference at this capital of man Gardner said death was ' Stock Market Senate inquiry into the Cuban in- Of Prominence because the rockets, for reasons rebels' delay on “real practical caused by accidental drowing. vasion was postponed today until Equator Province 375 miles up the Gotham Home not immediately determined, did difficulties," such as poor com- Congo River from Leopoldville is W ashington, April 28 ifl’’ Gov- Monday when acting S^rctary of New York, April 28 (/Pi — Pres- not push the capsule to the plan- munications. being attended by 280 of the coun- It Starts Sunday ernment lawyers today charged State Chester Bowles said "sev- ident Kennedy vieited former ned height of 35,000 to 40,000 feet. But President Kennedy opened eral emergencies" would prevent try's political figures and their ad- New York, April 28 lA 'i-M rs. Hartford. April -BS hat steps may be taken to foimd dead In their iown house at serve it all year long. Children, in harm’’ becau.se of alleged market chairman of the Senate Latin day in their suites in the Waldorf- tentionally triggered at 12,000 prevent more of Laos from falling DeOoulle Sets 48 E. 63rd St. early today. the main, like it. Some oldsters rigging and other illegal acts by American Affairs subcommittee, Astoria Hotel. feet, NASA said, at a time when under Communist control. These Police listed the cause of death say It’s tinkering with the natural two prominent members of the announced the postponement after What was discussed was not an- the vehicle was traveling about steps could include Allied military a seric.s of telephone calls to the nounced. but Kennedy presumably 1,100 miles an hour. as unknown pending an autopsy. law, whatever the natural law is. American Slock Exchange. intervention but informed officials In Motion Big Thev did not indicate that death State Department)' briefed them on the administra- Blasted free of Little Joe, the said Kennedy has not decided It's daylight saving time. Like it Tile two Wall .Streeters, Jerry In a statemenl. Morse said he was' due to anvihlng but natural or not. It .starts Sunday morning ! tion's information on world trouble capsule went on up to about 14,000 finally on his next move. and Gerard Re (pronounced Ravi, was notified bv Bowles last night spnt.s. causes. ' at 2 a.m. It will be with us until,i feet before it started descent and Kennedy warned congressional Algeria Purge Mr.s. G ariow ay 3-4. was found did not contest the charges and that ".several Emergencies had de- Tlie conferences were described it.s parachutes went into action. leaders, it was .learned, that the the last Sunday in October which directly challenged only some sec- veloped in the Slate Department’’ on a bathroom floor with her head will he Oct. 29. as an extension of those Kennedy Because the planned height was pro-western government’s altua- H Algiers, April 28 ()Pi A vast resting on a toilet bowi. She was tions of the evidence against thym. which would make it difficult if liold previously with form er Pre.s- not (reached the flight lasted only Daylight saving time hbs been i However, they argued through not inipo.ssible for him to appear purge of the police, administra- in night clothes with us. in one form or pother. I ident Dwight D. Ei.senhower, for- about 5 minutes instead of the in- (Continued on Page Ten) A housekeeper Brunhilde Abt. i fjincj 1918 when it was adoptied as their attorneys that G"rard Re tiefore the siilx-ommittee at a hear- mer Vice President Richard M. tended 8',2 . The capsule landed 8 tion, press and army in Algeria was dominated by his father. ing scheduled for 9:30 a.m. found the ody at 2:30 a.m. j g wartime measure. In 195,’'j, the Nixon, New York Gov, Nelson A. miles offshore. was launched today on President A private physician. Dr. Henry | gfgtj legislature voted to exteed it Jerry, and should not receiv| as Mor.se did not say w hat "emer- Rockefeller and Sen, Barry Gold- Only two ballast-filled dummies Charles de Gaulle's order to root severe punishment as the elder Re. gencies" were involved. water. R-Ariz. were aboard, in addition to instru- out supporters of the imsnccess- Horn, notifled police. gri additional month, through Attorneys for the Securities and But Morse announced that he The net effect was to emphasize ments. There were no animals nor ful generals' revolt. Oarroway, 48, .sUr of the early October. But despite long experi- Exchange Commission filed a 98- and Bowles agreed to invite Allen Bulletins morning "Today” show on NBC- ence with this clock tinkering, a I ti the Communist bloc that biological specimens. A uthorities revealed th at 70 Al- page brief with the full commis- W, Diille.s, director of the C e n tra l: The aim was to determine gigrs gendarmes have been arrest- TV. Was noting by telephone at .Substantial number of people still Intelligence Agency, to attend United State.s political differences Culled from AP Wires the family’s summer home at get confused. . end at the nation's boundaries. whether the escape device would e* a high appeals court Judge sus- {Continued on Page Three) Monday's closed meeeting. work under the most severe condi- pended. “msny” army officers ar- Westhamp'ton, Long Island, where i Be.st way is to set the clock The statement did not say | Kennedy first .spent 20^ niinutes he Was I'^euperating from a vinus ahead before retiring Saturday with Hoover in the Republican's tions an astronaut might encoun- rested, 12 staff members of Railio whether- Dulles would accept the ■ V.S. SPURNS CASTRO BID attack His part of the "Today" night. invitation. 31st floor suite in the Waldorf ter. Washington, April 28 (AV-The Algigrs suppended or transferred The entire sequence was visible and hundreds of civilians qiie.s- showjs u.siially taped in advance. I Daylight time is getting off to | Morse later announced after a Towers. Th'-y posed together afler- United ,States, spuming a sug- tloned and many held. He ,was reported en route to the_| the latest possible start in the | 2-hoiir subcommittee meeting, at-j gestion from the Castro regime Formal orders have been-given 1 home here, East this year. By law it begins | News Tidbits tended al.so by most of the full i (Continued cm Page Five) fContlnued on Page Ten) for U.S.-jCuban negotiations, de-
to disband the 1st Foreign Le-1 In the town house at the time the last Sunday in April. And i from the AP Wires Foreign Relations Committee, that ______clared today that "conunuiilBni rlon Parachute Regiment that | Mr.s, Garroway's body was found thia year the last Sunday is also the he had telegraphed Dulles a re-: In this hemisphere Is not negoti- apearheaded the brief revolt, and were two children, Michael. 13, her last day of the month, I.,ast year ■ que.st to appear Monday and give; I r’rtlfl W jir TVirPfll
! tired military offleers now seiving the voluntary aSsumpticin of spe- news,’ cover up mistakes of "with- who is a consultant to the government In civilian posts . . . (Continuecl on Page Three) cific new steps or machinery.” hold from the press and the pub- Smithsonian Astrophysical Ob- Supreme Court Justice Moshe The Pre-sident emphasized that By RBLM.AN MORIN > Those hardy enough to survive^ President J. W. .McGovern of Na- ] lic the facts they deserve to servatory In Cambridge, Mass., were to be given "special treat-1 l„andaii. pre.sident of the court, tiohal Associatio;i of Maniifaclur- > he waa not proposing government know.” said. The project on which he Is Jerusalem , April 28 SUIT .By 1944. an affidavit said, Eich- The loVoaecuUdh lia* now put In th< authority to order the govern- one bullet from high powered rifle. Key West, Fla., April 28 i/Pi—• pubiicalion is in the interest of na- informing and alerting the Ameri- Washington. April 28 (Afi— Cuba brandished a sword at the | tional securit.v. mann estimated that six million evidency weJT over 100 .w ritten ment to ensure the safety of the House passes 3^^Mks40nd^en- can people." Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kenaedy witne.sses on entry into the coun- ate another 16 heioTe Connecticut United States with one hand and ' A cro.ss-section of publishers The Kenned.v administration, he today brought suit to compel a alreadv had been killed. piecesjKpWEumony. This, however, tiy. General Assembly adjourns . . . made a peace gesture with the I adopted a restrained attitude I.ouisiana parish (county) to The'ghastly statistics came In- is le sd K a n one-tenth of the 1,500- other today in a statement | toward Kennedy’s appeal“ to heed odd tR t will go into the record Hausner has already indicated Gerald Humphrey, 14, convicted of t o (Continued on Page Nine) register Negroes for voting on to evidence as the prosecution Latin American diplomats at H a-; the duty of self-restraint' in their entered more documents, especial- before the trial ends. he might assure immunity for man.slaiighter in shooting of his the same basis as white peraona. vana. ! news columns. Those interviewed ly the agenda for the Wannsee Hoettl and Huppenkothen. But he grandmother, in Ellsworth. Maine, The action, filed in the federal Haisner told the Judges today is given maximum sentence for President Osvaldo Dorticos read j supported the general idea, but ■ district court of Shreveport, La., conference held on Jan. 20, 1942, Ihat^June 15 is hts target date for said von Thadden would be arre.st- ed as a war crimes suspect the that crime 10 to 20 years in State the statement—signed bv him and i some insisted on specific guidelines. ; Israel Claims UAR was brought against the State It was at this conference that the concluding the state’s case. But he Prime Minister Fidel Castro—to | Kennedy made his proposal last ^ of Louisiana and Cecil Manning, participants were advUed that the ^ might take until the end of moment he entered Israel. Prison . . . Sen. Este.s Kefauver. ••einol artlnflnn’* WAM tfl 711^1171 t ___ The court said that "on a matter D-Tenn„ calls for reopening of Jus- diplomats .summoned to an early | night in an address before 1,700 ; Fighter Jet Doomed registrar of voters In East Car- term "final solution" was to mean June moming meeting at the presiden- publishers, editors and other news- ; roll parish where the alleged death for the Jews. oi principle appearance, of a wit- [ tire Department investigation of Despite defense objections, the I prlee-flxtng charges against Ai - tial palace. The Cuban Radio's re^ | paper executives and their wives i discrimination took place. ‘The Eichmann waa present at the ness before court is to be pre- (By TH E .YSSOCI.YTED PR ESS) civil action charged that an un- Judges accepted in evidence affi- ferred. But when a witness can be | Uiur F. Vinson, top General Eied- port of his message waa monitored ; at the annual dinner of the Bureau Israeli jet fighters shot down an meeting. davits taken during the Nuern- of Advertising of the American usual ‘‘identification procedure'' Atty. Gen. Gideon Hausner put questioned by a representative of j trie Co. exeenlive. at Kev West. berg war crimes trials from three Dorticos said Uie Cuban people New’spaper Publishers Associa- Egyptian MIG Jet today over the had been effectively used to pre- Into evidence the agenda for the the attorney general and a repre Democratif'-conlrolled State Sen- former Nazis, W alter Huppen- seiitative of the defense in the ate passes bill creating State De- •'will defend themselves to the tion. Negeb desert, army autliorities vent some 4.183 East Carroll ■easion and quoted a passage; , kothen and Wilhelm Hoettl, ex- last drop of blood” against a mili- The dinner address was part of announced. Negroes of voting age fratn get- "With regard to the final solu- country where the witnesses re- partment of Corrections but meas- officers in the SS (elite guard of tary attack which he said the a 2-da,v speech and conference Reports said the pilot was seen ting on the voting rolls. tion, 11 million are to be taken in- side. we are ready to permit it.” > ure may encounter tougher treat- the Ge.stapo) and Eberhard von ment in Republie i - controlled Unted States w'as ready to launch trip. parachuting from the plane, but to account.” Hoettl In his affidavit quoted no definite infoniiatlon on his fate HOSPITAL SHIP AGROUND Thadden, former Jewish affairs of- Eichmann as saying that he had Hou.se" , . . Cuban Prime Minister at any moment to overthrow the Kennedy said in his proposal for The plan for total extermination consideration of self-censorship: was imViiediately avijilable. Tokyo, AprU 28 UP) •— The ficial in the Naxi Foreign Office. taken "million* of Jewish lives in Fidel Castro should be given "one Castrd 'government. of European Jewry was predicted But, he said, Cuba is willing to "If the press is awaiting a dec- Army officials said the plane American hospital ship H«m hoa on Naxi Germany’* victory in Eichmann's lawyer. Dr. Robert the extermination camp* and an- more opportiinlt.v to demonstrate run aground off the. Eaat Java to world and United States that he di.scuss Its problems with the laration of war before it Imposes was shot down over Halutxa, In World War II. Servatius, had argued that, since other two million met death in the central Negeb. Israel's south- Coast and baa asked tba Indo- all three are alive, they should be is not' tool, of Soviet subversion." United States and “even to* re- the seU-dlscIpline of combat con- “Lonif work column*, with males other way*, ditions than I can only say that ern desert adjoining Egypt’s Sinai nesian nax'jr for help, the bida* brought to Israel to testify. But Hupponkothen'a affidavit dealt I says Rep. Frank Kowalski, D-Conn. open diplomatic relations.” nestan News Agency F M re- and fem ale/ separated, will be Relations were severed by Presi- no war ever posed a greater threat Peninsula. brought to these area* (in the the attorney general said they with the organizational position of . . . Another attempt to settle Authorities also said that yes- ported today. PIA *dld the might be liable to prosecution In Eichmann's Jewish Affairs De- strik e of some 1.000 members of dent Eisenhower last winter when to our security. vessel suffered no daoMM bel east) to build roads, in which un- Hod C arriers Local 230 in H artford restrictions were put on U.S. em- "If you are awaiting a finding of terday four Egyptian Jet fighters doubtedly a large number will fall Israel, as ex-Naxis, and thq, gov- partment. ‘clear and present danger,' then I I was unable to froo benatt Rg fcdf ernment cannot guarantee them and Local 611 in New B ritain Is (Oontlnued OB Fog* Thlzteea) own power. wut through natural attrition," the (Ooatiaaed ea Fage Fonr) iinsneeeMfnI.. (OonUnued on Page Three) can only say that th* danger has BOtM ti Um eonferenea continued. Immunity. \ i ^
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etary requeits from smaU depart- fw • A J share. The wltneases said the offer is planned, he said "The United ments would be "Just whittling." Martin Resigns, . in the ^Presenting Penny Ambrose f fill* A. ecu 80 cl I*'?1*®^*'*’ »ccor4ing to the States is planning to attack Cuba Army Detains The educstipn budget of ?4,‘228,- brief, but one testified that Re Dorticos Makes militarily at any moment with the Deptndablt 7-Mill Hike Out, 400, amounting to more than half Stamps Commission Post Sheinwold on Bridge aim of overthrowing the govern- IVetes Indicated others ' had accepted the $8,022,699 general fund budget, such payments. ment.” “might have some fat." said Gor- KNOT Of Rigging on Peace Gesture All Politicians Used Refrigerators By LOUIS MAN DELL Goes to Vibert Coventry’s Violinist 3. Jennie M. Doroshaw, then Dorticos said the Castro regime don. Education expepses including TYING president of Thompson-Starrett has tried "every legal means” to- the bond payments on school con- PE8SIM1STIO PLAYER < EsK itislsr (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) Overhauled and Tested Directors Agree Horace Q. Vibert of South Wind- PRESERVE.S PROFITS - Bt s t - W« t tmtowebb Co., Inc., said he promised Jerry ward resolving its differences with struction amount to 70 to 80 per- lip on 51ANPE.X—1961 Stock Market Re $76,000 in 1954 because Re the United States but has been cent of the budget, he said. sor wa? appointed by Gov. John N. Nomi (A dispatch from StaLnleyvllle, Tlie Manchester Philatelic So- Dempsey to the Connecticut and By Alfred SheUmoId a I 6 4 2 f, In R ecording Dfibut suggested mergers for the com- bassy personnel after a long suc- repulsed. Caucus Imminent ciety's second annual stamp ex- At what age should you become (Contlnaed from Page One) pany— mergers which did not take cession of anti-American speeches "The Cuban government is will- however, made no mention of this. The nine members of the board of directors agreed today Thames River Valley ^Flood Con- ^32 ' It said Gizenga had sent a mes- Potterton's TTiomaa Bailey, Republican, said hibition. which opens ‘ omorrow at trol commissions today. a pessimist? Should you learn 0 A 6 place. The brief said several other and moves by Castro. ; ing to hold diplomatic conversa- the mill rate increase in Manchester in the coming year isn’t he would rather withhold his com- the Whiton Memorial Library, will' alon detailing a year-long Investi- Dorlicoa contended "Cuba has al sage to U.N. Secretary General ISO Center St.—Cor. of Church Both appointments are subject the facts of life at grade schwl. * 10 • 7 6 S “Presenting Penny Ambrose In Her Recording Debut’’ is witnesses testified that Re was tions with the United. States and Dag Hammarskjold warning they going to be as high as the seven mills proposed by General ments. other than to say the in- have several attractions added to to confirmation of the Senate. hirh school, college —or is this WMT »A »r gation of the Res. promised the money in return for ways been willing to look for a to reach's peaceful solution of all crease would not be seven mills. a program that proved successful a post-graduate course ? Several the title of a new long-play record album. ' peaceful solution" to tensions be would ask for help from "a for- Manager Richard Martin, but they differ on how much of an Vibert’s nomination to the Q9S 6B7S The brief said the Res, who were rigging the price of the company's the problems,” the statement said. eign power” if Belgium or France The Republicans will caucus some- last year. thousand college students were V 4 The album is another in the string of accomplishment by tween the island nation and the Increue they'll •'•ote next Wednea-* Thames commission is to fill the 5 K 10 4 1 0 7 0 J 4 the young violinist from Coventry. y plete change in the management United State.s. day night. budget’’ for the operation of all night, he said. unexplred term of Manchester's the daily auctions, in about 20 (The rebel regime charged Ka- frames of stamps and covers, the In the Intercollegiate Bridge Tour- 4> AAKQ9S2 K MIm Ambrose, now 16, was her-# of Thompson-Starrett. He accused the United States of Veto Sustained Both the Republican majority departments. Donald Conrad. Republican, said General Mauiager Richard Martin, stocks, operated “at the heart of tanga had asked military aid from N O W IN STO C K . . . No Bonding Now exhibition will include a U.S. Poet who sent a letter of resignation to nament a month ago. * * ^ SOUTH sided by her teachers aa a child youth concert In Westport, Conn., 4. Lawrence Schmidt, president maintaining a policy of aggression and the Democratic minority indi- the mill rate which the directors A A K 10 the market mechanism” and had a Hartford, April 28 (Ah—On a Belgium, France and some other COM PLETE LINE O F cated they will each work oiit "We don't plan to bond for any Office Department film oi; the the governor Wednesday. Martin 1*he opening lead is the Jack of prodigy at the age of nine, nila and made her first concert ap- of Silver CJreek Precision Corp., that went all the w'ay from eco' will finally approve will be reduced 9 AQ9$1 position of "Immense trust and re- nomic sanctions to "bombs against NATO countries. It asserted five budget recommendations in cau- thing now," he said. Bonding Pony Express Stamp—an interest- Is on a fishing trip in Vermont, and clubs, and our collegiate South week. Billboard Magazine charac- pearance outside the United was quoted In the brief as saying straight 15-8 party vote. Demo- plane loads of Belgium soldiers ” to "at least half of the seven-mill 0 K Q 9 S States In Bermuda In November aponsibillty.” that Jerry Re in 1956' demanded defenseless civilians." STOP ead TAIL- cuses over th«! weekend.. might be done later for a flrehousc. rate that was indicated " ing and instinctive iiim'ie for both the reason for his resignation Is ruffs. How does he handle the terized her aa a "young vlollnlat of It aaid their operations "result- crats in the Senate yesterday sus- would be .sent to attack The Con- the collector and non-collector. not known. trumps—with hope or with cau- A Nous exceptional promlae whoae play- 1959. that he go through with a pro- The lengthy statement read by Republican , director.s were uni- however, he said i All the accounts could be re- th Waal ed In many millions of dollars of tained Gov. John N. Pempsey’s go. The "foreign power" presum- Another item added is the dla- H e^ill serve the term held Ijy tion? ing la rlcli, ^brant and dexteroua Her first television performance posed merger or "you might even Dorticos charged the United LIGHT LENSES form in predicting capital im- The J170.000 recommended by duced somewhat, lie said. 2 A PSM harm to thousands of unsuspecting veto of a bill dealing with sclec ably meant the i Soviet Union, pro\'«ments \youId be paid for out the general manager for a high- In addition, the $30,000 which tribution of free packets of stamps Martin until it expires June 30, An optimist would load a dia- ty Pats 3 ^ with aupeiikJr /Cone." waa on the Bell Telephone Hour Investors who had every reason to get bumped off.” States with carrying on an anti- tion of primary election officials. which backs Gizenga's regime.) o f income...^md the Democratic di- way department garage is a large the general manager proposes the to children accompanied by their 1964>. mond to the ace and return a lW 4<7 ,AB PMs Her recordmg, imder the Gol- Christmas show in December 1959 expect that the exchange market 9thmldt also was quoted as tell- Castro government campaign that The. bill, the first to tie vetoed by Gen. Joseph Mobutu, comman- T«ctora^>*ing the sum said the mayor, adding that general fund pay the sewer de- parents. Vibert will begin a six-year term trump for a flneaae. West W’ould den Great labeD, Includea six pieces, when she played Schubert’s "Ave in which they dealt was free and ing SEC investigators that Jerry began w'hen the bearded revolu- pempsey since he took office in der in chief of the Ijcopoldville win with the king of hearts and OpsiiiBg lead — • A 1 the works ofVPaganlnl, Schubert, MANCHESTER Improve.mentaaijonld be paid for the $$5,000 recommended last partment, for a disposal area on Also, refreshments will be on the Connecticut River Commis- Marla,” accompanied by Donald fair ...” Re telephoned him to say, "If you tionary overthrew the Fulgenclo January, would have allowed regis- goveminenl’s national army, took with bonds, ' year for, a garage is a more rea- Olcoll SI. might be "ht>cu8-pocus," served--and that's sometliing to sion on July 1. He will succeed would return a club. South ruffs, Tartinl, and .the Polish composer, Voorhees and the Bell Telephone Pending a commission decision want this stock of yours to go Batista government. trars of voters to appoint any off from the capital for Coquilliat- Here are ;the predictions and sonable figure. If the gaiwgc were hr said. He questioned the neces- consider—for some of the eternal- James H. Lennon of Wethersfield. cashes a high diamond and tries Henry Wlenawskl. orchestra. in the case, the Res have been sus- any place, if you are interested ip Dorticos' statement to the Latin registered voter of the appropriate ville this morning. It was po.ssible AUTO PARTS corrunents of the df^Ktors; j cut to that amount three quarters sitv of it. and also of the amount ly hungry—when you realize the V i b e r t ’ a appointments were to ruff a diamond in dummy. jack of apadea. The defendera get “All are performed with a mas- Penny, whoae real name Is Pris- pended by the exchange, the second having this stock right, I’ve got to American diplomatic corps was party aa a moderator in a primary. the military order to prevent the 270 BR O AD ST. Republican Mayor'Warold Turk- . of a null would be shav^ from o f ‘the allocation for the highway admission-is free. among 38 appointments and re- Alas for the optimiam of youth! only two trumpa and one spade, tery that belles her age and a tal- cilla Anne Ambrose, receives her largest in New York City and the be taken care of. Somebody has read over Radio Reloj, Havana Tlie present law requires registrars politician.s’ departure came from Ington said the mill \ tc increase the tax increase garage. appointments to 17 state agencies East over-rtiffa and leads a high and South makes the game con- ent worthy of development," ac-1 formal education at the New York nation, with !an annual trading got to grease my palm." radio station. to select from lists supplied by his command or from tlie local Co- The exhibition—called MANPEX tract. will not be "more thaJv. half" the I Atty Robert Gordon, Republi- The garage should be a "shelter 1961—Will open at 2 p.m. tomor- announced by Gov, Dempsey today. club. West can over-ruff declarer cording to Billboard. |Professional Children’s School volume of about $4 billion. The Res, in a brief filed by Ira In his charge that a U.S. ataack candidates seeking office. quilhatville garri.son. T mUls proposed by the general can, secretary of the board, said. more than a permanent building," and get out aafely with a trump or There's no doubt about It, this Another reviewer, Atra Baer, In where she Is a scholarship stu- The SEC brief said the Res were W. Berman, their counsel, said row and close at 9 p.m. The Sun- miserly method of play ia good manager. "It will not be a 7 mill increase. he said. day session n'lll be from 2 to 6 a diamond. The defendera already the New York Joumal-American dent. guilty of market manipulation on "the facts plainly justify the im- "I have a feeling ¥rthe budget Our big problem is that there was The $10,000 proposed by the have three trump tricka and must bridge, but I hgte to see It adopt- Sunday Pictorial, termed the Cov- a scale larger than the biggest past position of sanctions" in the case p.m. Firemen Squelch ed by a young man or woman. we will adopt . and the ta.x nothing on capital improvements in general manager for plans for an The program includes an auc eventually get a spade to defeat entry girl "a aerlous contender In cases in the agency’s 26-year his- However, the brief contended that rate we wiU set will be very the last budget. " T.ie previous addition to the Municipal Building the contract. That's the age at which you should the Junior division” of violinists. Gerard Re did not willfully vio- Uon, always a high spot in any Blaze in Woods toss tricks away generously — es- Bowles Delays tory. ' acceptable." he aafd board, cofitrollcd by the Democrats, might be unnecessary, said Con- exhibition. , Cautious Play Her album, according to this re- In addition to rigging, the Res late any laws or regulations and PTO\’ision will be made for sal- "completely deleted" allocations The cautious play Is to resist pecially If .vou happen to be one of view, "spotlights the Hartford were accused of other "deliberate, acted solely on the instructions ..'B A B Y'S FIRST P O R T R A IT'.. rad. The entries are in the following my opponents. ary increases throughout the bud- for capital improvements, he .said Eric Anderson, Republican, also classes: U.S. and covers, foreign A small area of undergrowth in the trump finesse. After ruffing ' born musician in a program show- numerous and gross” violations in- of his father who "takes the sole To prove babies are cute we will publish your child’.s fir.st portrait in thi."! column to get. he said, and a "workable He said any cuts made in budg- woods on the west side of Stock Dally Question Invasion Probe cluding the illegal sale between responsibility.” 2 questioned the amounts for the and covers, topicals and covers the opening lead, South leads out casing a firm technique beyond highway garage, the disposal area PI., adjoining ihe parking lot to the the ace of hearts and then a low As dealer, you hold: Spade—A K her years.” / 1954 and 1960 of nearly $10 mil- The Exchange said it had adop- appear weekly. Our schedule at present enables u.s to do only ten a week; so huri'y and general. ted "a series of rules and policies and the plans for the .Municipal Entries were. limited to collec- Carlson Trucking Co. burned over heart. If the trumps are divided 10; Heart—A Q 9 8 7 6; Diamond Miss Ambkise, daughter of Mr. (Conttnued from Page One) lion In Blocks of nine corporations. mothers, make your appointment NOW! You may even want to make your appoint- Building. just before 1 o’clock this afternoon 3-2, this line of play will give the —K Q 9 8; Club—None. What do and Mrs. Peter C. Ambrose, Wa- The SEC brief klso cited sworn which, it is confident, will effec- tors in Connecticut and the EJighth District firemen were you say ? testimony or documentary evidence tively prevent the recurrence of a ment well in advance to reserve YOUR space. We recommend “ Baby’k First Portrait” He suggested making cuts in Springfield, Mass., area—as well defenders either one or two trump terfront Park, South Coventry, en- latlons committee of which the some additional staff recommend- called to douse the flames and pre- tricks. South can afford to lose Answer; Bid two hearts, forcing tered rhythm classes at the Julius Morse subcommittee Is an arm. to the effect that: simiiar situation." be taken between the ages of three to six months. a.s those out-of-staters who ex- vent them from spreading. eti. I to game. You can probably make a Bowles agreed to talk to the sub- 1, The Res used some of the llie alleged Illegal stock sales ed by the general manager, and In hibited last year, a courtesy ex- two trumpa. Hartt School of Music, Hartford, the larger departmental requests. The fire started when sparks No matter how the defense con- game even If partner contributes when she wrae two and a half years committee behind closed doors members of the exchange to cre- involved shares of the following tended by the society. from a pile of burning rubbish and tinues, South can caah the top aa little as a red .''ack. Failure to ate the appearance of activity in corporations for which the Res Francis Dellafera, Republmen, Of Interest to collectors around old. At the age of nine, she began kfter Morse disclosed in a state- BUI I ERWORTH STUDIOS Inc. SIlM alnSt., Manchester—mi 9-O89O SAVINGS concurred with the other RepuOTi- papers in the, trucking company spades and lead a third spade to force game on thia hand would be violin study with her present ment TTiursday that he had tele- stocks allegedly rigged. These acted as specialists: the country are the caqheted cov- yard blew into the woods. Tax on Ads Opposed knock out the queen. Then he can too pessimistic. members were floor traders who Highway Trailer Industries, can directors, and added he was ers to be sold by the society. Re- teacljer, William Kroll, in New graphed the acting secretary ask A parked trailer at the edge of get to dummy with the ace of dia- (Couyright 1961, General Featorec York City. She also studies theory Ing "a thorough briefing on the speculate with their own funds. Inc., I. Rokeach A Sons (new Ex- 8 •against buying a lot of equip- quests for this philatelic item have the parking lot waa endangered Hartford, April 28 (Ab—News- Corp.) ment for the highway depart- monds to discard a diamond on the and related music subjects at the Cuban situation.” 2. Two employes of a New York quisite Form Brassiere). Servo been received from practically by the flames, but firemen arrived paper and broadcasting represen- brokerage firm, Harris, Upham A Corp. of America. Silver Creek ment.” every state in the country. The tatives banded together in oppos- Mannea College of Music In New Morse told reporters he would before any fire could reach It. York. ask Bowles for ” a briefing on Co., testified that Jerrj' Re in 1958 Precision Corp., Sklatron Elec- Wherever possible, services covers are IS cents each or two ing a proposal by Rep. Richard C. tronics and Television Corp., should be contracted, he said. Cuts The young performer has played everything that has happened con- tried to Induce them to sell shares for 25 cents. Noyes, R-Farmln^on, for passage of I. Rokeach A Sons (now Ex- Swan-Finch Oil Corp., Thompson- in additional staff might amount to A feature of every exhibit worth Police Prevent Rumble of a bill to establish a sales tax on privately for Charles Munch, con- cerning Cuba since this administra- a mill or more, he said. 8 O 'C L O C K -TO N IG H T! ductor of the Boston Symphony tion has taken office” as well aa quisite Form Brassiere) to their Starrett Co., Inc., TYans Conti- mention is tlie bourse in which advertisements and commercials customers in return for "under nental Industries, Inc., and United Ted Powell, Democrat, said, "I several dealers will offer a variety New Haven, April 28 (AV-Twen- .*1116 newspaper and broadcast- Orchestra, and for Isaac Stem at on Its • future plana concerning JOHN JAY— Ameirioa's aoe ski photographer—and one of the Tanglewood. She performed In a Cuba. the table" payments of 10 rents a Pacific Aluminum Corp. don't think It's possible to make of stamps and covers for sale. ty-eight teen-agers were arrested ing representativos argued that world’s funniest speakers—presents— IN PERSON—his exciting WITH O U R some small reductions in the Everything considered, MAN- in a downtown street last night. the tax would hurt the state's color 91m— budget.” PEX—1961 promises to be as good Police said they swooped down on economy by discouraging promo- ' He said there were three ways —or better—‘than last year’s show the area just in time to prevent a tional activities. Noyes said that I t BIG DIVIDENDS^ to reduce the budget adequately: and that waa an outstanding suc- gaiig rumble. They said 50 youths an advertising tax would be "a OLYMPIC HOLIDAY delay major projects, reduce pres- cess. armed with sticks, clubs and zip substantial producer of revenue." ent services or delete all new ones, Take a tip—it's worth spending guns were at the comer of Hamil- The bill was heard before the H l ^ S C H O O L A U M TO M U M or bond for capital Improvements. an hour or two or more at MAN- ton St. and Grand Ave. Ten of legislature's Finance Committee Favors Bonding PEX—1961. If you're a collector, those arrested were juveniles and yesterday. He favored bonding, as did the you know some enjoyment Is referred to juvenile 'iauthorities. A DMISSIO N $1.50 And Grow and Grew and Grew! other two Democrats. ahead; if you’re not a collector, The others will be charged with TK^lETS AT BOX OFFICE Francis Mahoney said he was here's a chance to enjoy your- breach of peace, police said. Not only do you keep building your savings STANLEY WARNER SPONSORED BY CENTER CHURCH OO-WEDS. 'anxious to see how the Republi- self and leam something about the SANDY GUSTAFSON GLENN FRECHETTE JOHN KRAHULA through regular additions . . . we regularly cans are going to make up those nation's most popular hobby. STATE PTA ELECTS . DEBRA MOUNT JOAN Mc Donnell •dd to them, too! Savings grow extra big. two mills" which the capital im- Bring the kids, loo—your own or Stamford. April 28 UP) — The provements will cost if they are your neighbors’, if you have none State Parent Teacher Association extra fast when you save at Manchester's paid for out of income. has elected two regional vice presi- NOW SHOWING oldest financial institution. William Collins said the Repub- Coin Club Meeting dents and four other officers. licans 'are taking a rather dictri- Elected at the conclusion of the 2- MANSFIELD,1% ENDS SUN D AY! The Central Connecticut Coin Continuous Tonight from 6:15 naire attitude on this rather than Club will hold its monthly meeting day 61st convention yesterday \ jCT4H$2lwi^LuiiuMTicct57AfJ " G o f q a " a t 7:2(L1Q:30 looking at it pragmatically." Tuesday, May 2, at the Whiton were Mrs. Philip Peper, Wood- Shown at 6:16 sad 9:40 pjn. COtBENT ANNC.U, stock Valley, northeastern regional DIVIDEND If the Republicans include ca- Memorial Library starting at 7:30 pital improvements in the operat- p.m. An auction of about 40 lots vice president: Mrs. Curtiss M. ing budget, he said, "they will ne- will follow the refreshments. All Sanford, Greenwich, couthwestem cessarily cut services." are cordially welcome, be they regional vice president: Mrs. Ra.v- He said. "I'm hopeful... we'll be novice or pro. mond C. Davis, Devon, correspond- able to include a little more ori ing secretary: Mrs. Edward J. ONE DAY ONLY the education budget than the Deak, West Haven, recording sec- ¥tt09» manager has included." retary; Mrs. William C. -O'Neill, aeewmgfi leetifTHp Rockville-V ernon New Haven, treasurer; and Mrs. The directors have been holding Robert Creamer, Groton, assistant budget workshops, f o f two weeks treasurer. VANieiM • OUMfSlAWNTON on the general m eager's budget. Officials to Speak BBANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 81. COVENTRY The deadline for approving Pnmmouo•I!?t Pr*Mn_ budget and setting a tax rate Is On Redevelopment i j N D E R T n N T L A G S Sunday’. May 7. Directors hope to EAST HOOVER Products I complete their work by Wednes Three Rofkville officials will • O P EN F RID AY-SATUR O AY-SUN D AY • day, May 3. apeak to the Greater Willimantic ' i d b * . Chamber of Commerce tonight on TOMTE ^ .sn UaiBBHSCIHr> UCy-f* WCEI^. “WHERE THE BOYS ARE” (Teeh) urban renewal. thro HI'N. Rorkvillp-Vernon Mayor Leo B. , Flaherty Jr., I^E A , I YTCCIX. “SECRET P.UITNERS” AT THIS AMAZING Walt Disney's iW \lxm NiMIM James C. Salta, executive secre- M A N C H E S T E R tary of the Rockville Area Cham- “ 101 Dalmatians” Fall Down Stairs AI«o DiRnfT’f ber of Commerce, and George *‘ T O N K A ” a aiasi ^wf f .M i m agIK UBLIC MARKE Copans, execiitive director of the CWLDR£N C D EC U PLUS AT 7:50 P.M. HO OVER Electric Fatal to Leancler Rockville Redevelopment Agency, UNDER 12 r n C l . l i 803 - 805 MAIN STREtT have been invited by the Willi- "DalmatiaBR'* Shown 1st at IMEIlKam Floor Washer Sven J. Leander, 51, of 44 Win manlic group to speak at a mem- Dntk bership dinner. LOW PRICE! Wets the floor with WEEKEND BEST MEAT BUYS! 4 demere Avc,. was fatally injured Chamber officials in Williman- I ASMEruniKIW clean water and deter- in a fall at his home this morn- tic say they are intere.sted in gent — scrubs it thor- IXAN, SHORT SHANK ing. sparking a redevelopment drive H. 6. WELLS’ in that city. A rede 4'lnpment Wally’$ Back in Town! oughly — then vacuum Dr. Francis H. Burke, medical drys it insi;antly! The SMOKED SHOULDERS Lb. 39c examiner, said Leandec was about agency has been in existence for WaHy Who? . . . Wally Fields Of Course! to leave for work at United Air- several years. THE easiest way to take care craft. where he was a machinist Copan.s said Rockville’s plan- VWINDSO" of floors LOW ning consultant. Everett Lord- Ftahirod with the DaHghtful you've ever ^61 In I Lb. 49c ^ He started down cellar on an er- TIME Q U A LITY BOLOGNA rand. tripped, and fell. Wood of Hartford, has been in- TOMTE thro 8CN. Linteninq and Dancing Music of . . . BY THE PIECE vited al.so. PRICE } Taken to Rockville City Hos Anitlr OirkiniinB Is pital. Leander was declared dead "T H E SI>’8 o r [MACHINE Jose Mann anil His Group FRESHLY GROUND on arrival. Dr. Burke said death RACHEL CADE” “METPCCOLuSl Hoodlight for Hios« dark Lb. 59c was caused by a broken neck. — Al.« — - . W I T H — Mr. Leander was born in Swe- AWARD WINNER comers: Stop In and HAMBURG 2 Lbs. $1.10 EASTWOOD GARY COOPER In den June 18, 1909. He was a Navy “OABDEN OF EVIL” * W ra p Around bumper— veteran of World War II. Complete Shnw st.Datk Sunday: “Hoodlum Priest” ^ Gordon Kirkpatrick LEAN GROUND Survivors include his wife, Mrs WALT DISNEY’S “GUN FIGHT’ on the Hammond Organ and Piano won't mar furniture! Let Norman's Jean Dunbar Leander; two ais THE BEST AHEAD OF THE REST Lb. 69c ters in this country, Mrs. Ebba “ 101 Dalmatians” X Lbs. $1.80 TONIGHT. COMPLETE SEuSFOOD C l A C * Easily changed CHUC K BEEF Backstrom of Boston. Mass., and Air Color — Alt Cartoon VERY LIMITED QUANTITY Miss Theresa Leander of New Shown 2:00>7:30>9:30 DINNER INCLUDNG LOBSTER. I .7r O disposable bog Show You How York, N. Y.: and several brothers Plat: AcaiSemy Award winning Fralurrlte MEATT and sisters in Sweden. ‘The Finest In Food and Entertainment” The funeral will be held Mon- " TH E HORSE W ITH To Ma k e Your SHORT RIBS 49c day at 2 p.m. at the Burke Funeral TH E FLYIN G TA IL " H Z 3 H H ey Kids! FOR BRAISING—CHOICE BEEF Home, 76 Prospect St. The Rev. In color 1:404:30-8:45 Philip Ward, pastor of Vernon W ALN U T Re$taurant Continnoun Perform nneo Nat. Congregational Church, will of- Rtartinir 10:30 a.m . 7 WALNUT ST.—MANCHESTER ficiate. Burial will be in Ellington Dalmaliont— G IA N T Y O U TH SHOW n Center Cemetery. 11:30. 3:00. 4:35. 7:15. 0:40 TOMORROW AT 2:00 P.M— "EXIT” , AT 4:00 P.M. BRING IN SPRING Khorla— Native Fresh Poultry Friends may call at the funeral Phone for retervalSoms home Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to MI 9-8070 SPECIAL! Ann., The World of *'Autle Wonc*' MAMMOTH BIG TOP GIRCilS DAYS! 2 9 p.m. A COPY OF —7 = = ^ ; CLEANING FRYERS lb 39c IMl-M pniMli I SOI C. SltSEl PnAictiM lUirtut Whole or Cut-up. D A N N Y K A Y E in THIS AD. CHICKEN Tonight— Ends Saturday M E R R Y A N D R E W EASIER! IdANCHESTE Regular Prices— ce-ltirrlng PIER ANGELI Friday Only A t o R. f w'a: Adults 76o—Children Free BACCALONI . NOEL PURCELL • ROBERT COOTE and R E C E IV E LEGS Lb 49c RTU 8 & 4U « HUIION NOICH "CAN-CAN” At 9:30 In CInemtSeep* and METROCOLOR HOOVER MEATY CHICKEN 1st TIME AT PLUS A U 4 COLOR CARTOONS HINKEL’S Restaurant THIS SET OF Constellation DOORS OPEN 1:30— ALL CHILDREN 35c Tha famous claanar BREASTS Lb 65c ^POPULAR PRICES! • IN A GARDEN OF SPRING COLORSI thof " W alkl C0NTINU0U$ SHOWS! ATTACHMENTS WINGS Lb 25c MTHlMCUTniTTIIEniiaSt Se afood Nigh t • IN ROMANTIC ''COUNTRY-GIRL" STYLESl on Air " Take The Family With Your Purchase ^ Broiled Lobster ^ Lobster Saute’ Picture>pretty dresses... lavished with exquisite Necks and Backs Lb. 5c Om. ut To Dinner! A Of the HOOVER LOW Make it a happy practice tb take the fam- embroideries! And, only the magic of ily out to dinner regularly. Mother espe- Soft Shell Grabs UPRIGHT CLEANER! PRICE ROASTING CHICKENS C n m i l i'j A cially, will appreciate the refreshing break Baked Stuffed Jumbo Panama Shrimp “Low Overhead” could offer them at such an incredible buy! .sJUUirFBOWK in her routine. Come in soon. Fresh Jumbo Shrimp A La Marinara Fashion’s newest “little-girr look... with full-sweep, 4 to 4 Vi Lbs. Lb. Combination Seafood Platter 39c SUNDAY DINNERS SERVED wide-whirling skirts . ,. gay, puffed sleeves! 7-15. 12 NOON to 8 P.M. Fried ScAUops— Fried Clams— Fried Fantsil Shrikp Block Island Swordfish OPEN LEAN CENTER CUT Eluted Danish Brook T ^ u t “FOOD FOR us A^oniplete Line of Itaiian-American Caisine SATURDAY UlM mm EVERY MOOD” mtnwHf • W« salt far cash anlyl PORK CHOPS QKUT smsi emr dahus! Legal Beverages— Open Sundays 12 Noon-9 P.M. mat AW * Na hlfh rantal BANQUET low At • Nafonc)r(lxtura4l TILL 7 P.M. EOOM aotm UAU • NathowwIiMlrirsI SHOULDER ACTION CO-HIT—“HIGH POWERED RIFLE” at 8:20 AVAILABLE FRIENDLY APPLIANCE and FURNITURE STORE AVEY’S HINKEL’S Restaurant FREE FOR PiUlTIEM ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOOD P A R KING PORK CHOPS BONUS! “ BOUNTY HUNTgaft" e o lo r ^ t 6:45 49 B. Ceater g t Reservations SOUTH STi, CDVENTRY— PI 2-7891 4 4 5 H A R T F O R D R O A D , N e a r M c K E E TEL. Ml 9-1419 1 MILE PROM NATHAN HALE HOMESTEAD R O U t E 5 -S O U T H WINDSOR, C O N N; I \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1961 PAGI^ FIVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1961 EOTTR Cemetery Rd., Vem(»n: Mrs. Mary ilal Investment of 3500J)00 with baaoador to tha Ulnltod Natkxui, 5,000 shares at $100 par value. in the latter’s suite at file Wal- Mrs. Garro- RockviUe-V ernon Nickerson and son, 76 Grove St. Ke^nnedy Sees before her marriage. Banquet Plans Final Public Records Ciommencing business with $4,000. ddrf-Aztoria. way was Pamela Wilde.Wlk Her later li n t )< TV Star’s Wife TV OR RADIO Flfial plans for the Vernon Area Incorporators are Janet B. and Eichmann G>urt Gets Nazis’ commercial TV work was acting. Junior Woman's Club banquet at Warrantee Deeds Pasquale P. Longo and Patricia EVERSHARP EUDOTS Mrs. Garroway's first marriage, More Figures Newf' Haven, April 28 (IP)—Presi- PLAYING Sewer Problem Answer Cavey’s Restaurant In Manchester Ruth K. Gerter to James P. and' V. and Richard C. Johnston. T V - R a d i o T o n i g h t to Andrew de Conlnck, ended in will be wrapped up at a meeting Certificate of Devise dent Patrick H. Frawley has been Found Dead in divorce In 1930. Garroway and the POORLY ? Viola M. Peak, property at 186 named chairman of the board of Death Data on European Jews of the club’s executive board Tues- Woodland St. From estate of Margaret Mc- Of Prominence former Adele Dwyer were di- day. Connell to James Walter McCon- directors of Eversharp Ino. of Mil- vorced In 1946. •aiNO TOU* TUUS IN KM Elmer E. and Lillie F. Green to ford, Conn. Frawley, appointed at (OontbiDed from Tm ft One) Gotham Home Seen a Month Away The meeting will be held at Mra. Wilfred H'. and Wilma R. Baxter, nell of East Hartfonl, two parcels Hermann Goerlng sent Heydrich of property off Hilliard St. (Continued from Page One) a directors meeting yesterday, will a letter. Hausner said he wanted Benton Osgood’s home on Cross property at 332; Oakland St. Television Dr., Vernon. The banquet will be be succeeded as president by Von Thndden In his affidavit to quote it in full b^ause of its (Confinaed (ram Fnge One) Josephinf M. Monaco, formerly Change of Name ward (or photographers but neither Thomas J. Walsh, former execu- 4:00 Big I Theater (In p ro g ru i) Rawhida 1 13 King and Qiieen An Ellington official said todayepoopla can settle In Rockville be- held May 9. Ruth K. Schulz, name changed aald he did not know' what hap- importance. ' flarly Show (la proareaa) 10. 30 J-unday Fun that an answer to the perplexing tween now and .1980 without necea- Josephine Miller, to Herbert R. and ] . would discuss what transpired. tive vice president. Gene Tunny, pened in the extermination camps "I instruct you to send me be- Salty Brine's Shack 12 Expedition . 40 told him. But five minutes later sewage treatment problem con- sitatlng a plant expanalon. Mary E. Miller, property at 36 Lu-. Gerber by marriage. Then Kennedy took an elevator Stamford, Conn., former world’s fore long an over-all plan for the Best of the Post Happy 31 30 Chosen at Dance Advertisement— Attacliment and accused Eichmann of using a New* 77 Suooet Stri lU Horn called the housekeeper and fronting Ellington and Rockville 4. The plant is »o constnicted McKinney Lumber, MI 3-2141, cian St. ti Mac Arthur’s 37lh flbor suite. heavyweight boxing champion, a organizational, factuiU and ma- 8:00 Harrigan 40. 63 asked her to check on Mrs. Gar- The Manchester Water Co. “ aj'stem of camouflage” to hide Jim Bowie ,| k la at least a month away. that It can be enlarged simply by Bolton Notch. Hundreds of Items Certificates of Imxirporatlons Kennedy will lunch with U.N. member of the board and of the terial measures necessary for the Superman CballenKe—Albert E._ Burke. 30 roway. The d(x:tor told the house- Mary Lou Vanderhoff, an eighth adding new units. 'The actual life TAB(X) Manufacturing Ck>., en- against Green Manor Construction Secretary General Dag Hammar- executive committee, was elected the eJttermination acti%ities. accomplishment of the desired Just (or the Kids The Mwdlnic of Communist 23 First Selectman Joseph A. Mac- for the home: Lumber, Hardware. Co. Inc., for $100,000 damages, at- ( : 1S Manhunt 8:30 The Flinstohes 8. 40. 53 keeper Mrs. Garroway sounded grade student at filing Junior High RiPLACfMtNT rUllES Varish said'he learned it will take of the plant Itself la much beyond Mason, Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel gaged in industrial welding, capi- skjold and Adlai Steven.son, am- vice chairman. The first witness today was Dr. final solution of the Jewish ques- American Newsreel Route 66 3. 13 nervous. 20 years. tal investment of $50,000 with tachment of property by Rt. 6 and tion." the oft-quoted letter said in Nanette Fabray Show 10 33 30 School was crowned queen, and Jo- for fVERY sfl' about a month to evaluate the flow Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 44A Bolton. Hugo Kratky, a Crechoslovak 6:36 Weather. News ft Sports Teensvlllo FYiday Nlfht Hop 18 The housekeeper searched the at Rockville’s new 81 million sew- 5. If the city accepts sewage 5,000 shares at $10 par value. doctor who was deported with 1,- parL Behind Closed Doors seph Rciurke, a seventh grader at Marriage Licenses 6:3U Film 9:00 Bell Telephone Rour 10. 33. 30 plush converted 3-story town or plant, and that any commit- from Ellington or other outlying Vernon and TnI(»ttvUle^news Is Commencing business with $1,200. 000 Jews in 1939 to a Naii Ghetto Then Hausner presented the 77 Sunset Strip 8. 40. JiS filing, king, at a spring dance at ART H UR’S areas It would not be unreason- Incorporators are Raymond Brew- Fred Earl Plrtel of 166 Prospect News k Weather 9:30 Checkerboard Theater 18 house and found Mrs. Garroway’a ment to handle Industrial sewage handled by TTie Herald’s R(yvk- near Nisko, Poland. He said the protocol of the 1942 Wannsee con- Ilobin Hood 'Way Out 3 body. the Community Y last night. MS Main SL, Manchester from Ellington w’lll be based on able to assess expansion costs vllle Bureau, 5 \V. Slain St.. t"l»- er, William Topping Jf;, and (Jarol St., Rockville, and Louise Emma SS guards tumyd them loose Sports. News k Weather Corner of S t James St ference, which listed Eichmann as Club House ‘ Asphalt Jungle 12 The housekeeper called Horn, but Mrs. Dorothy Kenny crowned that flow, r against those other areas. phone TRemont 5-8186 or Mitchell King. Pirtel of Vernon. near Nisko and told them to keep a participant. Heydrich had ouf 10:00 Young at Heart (O 10. 33. 30 6. Generally speaking, the 6:46 Douz bid wards The Detectives h. 4U. 53 he had already left his residence the winners at the dance, at which Rockirille Mayor Leo B. Flaherty 9-6797. r Patti * Jan's Limcheonette Inc. Robert Erland Carlson and walking to the east. lined the final solution decision at lIuntleT-Brtnklev News 10, 3 equipment which processes moving Evening Report The Twilight Zone for the Garroway home. Police 270 children were present. Jr., met with Ellington selectmen at 332 Green Rd., to engage in Rosalie Irene Cavallo, both of 131 Kratky said he was in a small that conference. 10:30 Racing from Florida were called at 4:15 a.m. A four-piece band, the Kings last night to bring them up to date waste materials has a capacity of restaurant and hotel business, cap- Love Lane. "With regard to the final solu- 7:00 lx)c* Op Manhunt r about seven million gallons a day. group that got a wagon from a Concert Soloist Sports. News k Weather . T he Ia8 w ind Mr. Joneb Detectives said there were Men, and the Rhythm Riders of on the engineering problems at the tion. 11 million are brought into Exams Planned local farmer but near Lublin they Mrs. Cyrus Tompkins. 1ST Gard- TV Reader’s Digest Eyewitness To History ^ large quantities of medications In Manchester, an orchestra, per- plant. The sewer facility has been Equipment, such as settling tanks were stopped by an SS detach- account." Hausner quoted- from rheekerboard Theater 11:00 Rig News 1 which contain the waste materials ner St., will be the club's piano Brave Stallion News. Sports. Weather ’ the bathroom where Mrs. Gar- formed. the subject of growing anxiety in ment. He testified: the protocol. "In long work col- World’s Best Movies roway’s body was found, but "all Miss Jerl-Lynn Frr.ser of Bol- fer extended periods of time has a For Postal Jobs BURTO N'S SM ILIN G SERVICE umns, with males and females be- soloist at the annual spring con- Death Valley Days the city in recent days because en- 3.8 mllllon-a-day capacity. 'Get off the wagon, do you cert of the Chaminade lilUsical Shotgun Slade Barrv Barents were intact.” ton, “Rocky" Hart, and Jimmy gineering figures have shown the have any money?’ they said. We ing separated, they will be brought News k Weather Premiere Smith aang. ULTRA In reference to the capacity, An examination for postal clerks to these areas tin the ea.vt) build- Club Monday at 8:15 p.m. in South 7:15 ABC News America’s Greatest Movies Lois tVinston, a private secre- plant's capacity to be less than VanKleeck said the emergency handed over the m oney... They Methodist Church chapel. • Sports Camera Feature 40 tary for the Garroways, was call- The dance waa sponsored by the formerly stated. and carriers will be held in the ordered us to take off our clothes ing roads, in which undoubtedly a H lg hlichLs 11:25 News recreation department. load estimate plus the slated ca- near future in Hartford, Man- Mrs. Tompkins will play, two 11:,30 The Best o f Paiir ed to the scene. It was leanied Monday the plant and each of us had to lie down on large number will fall out through 7:30 B a l Masterson POWER pacities of various units of the chester Postmaster Alden Bailey natural diminution. solos. "Lotus Land" by Cyril SEE SATCRDAT’S TV WISER FOR COMPLETE U8TING With Garroway at the summer la designed for a maximum 3.5 plant led Rockville officials to as- the earth and for 15 minutes they Scott, contemporary English ifom- residence were David Cunningham OOL. RUTH I. TAYLOR announced this morning. "Those that are finally able to .million gallons daily average flow, sume that the total plant could The examination wnll be to com- beat us. changing the beaters and poser. and “Eroica Sonata,” third Garroway, 3, the only child of the Meriden, April 28 (/P)—Funeral about half the capacity Rockville Isuighing all the time, survive all this, since they un- services will be held here Satur- handle seven or eight fnillion gal- pile a civil service list for future movement, by Edward McDowell. Garroways' current marriage, and HEARING AID Aldermen ami other officials have lons daily without new construc- "Then they ordered us to get questionably will have the strong- The pianist, who studied at the a nurse. day for LL Col. Ruth I. Taylor, job openings in post offices in est resistance, must be given Radio tor severe Irearing losses estimated heretofore. The auto- tion. Manchester. Buckland. Wapping, on our knees and sing Hebrew Juilliard SclSool of Music in New Mrs. Garroway, a former actress New Haven, a longtime Army matic recorder at the plant shows In Norwalk Parade treatment accordingly, because and ballerina, was married to the nurse. Col. Taylor, 69, died yes- South Windsor, and Broad songs. 5'ork City, ts a past prc.sident and (This listing Includes only those news broadc«sts of 10 or 15-mlnate an average daily flow of 2.5 mil- Eight members of Badsleubner- "Then we were ordered to crawl these people, representing a nat- now membership chairman of length. Some stntiona carry other short newscasts.) TV star Aug. 7, 1956. At that time terday. Burial will be In Arlln^on Brook. ural selection, are to be regarded ALL lion gallons since the new facility Yanlshewaky-Boothroyd Post of 2 through concrete pipes on the Chaminade Mu.sical Club. Mrs. Garroway was employed by a National Cemetery Monday. Col. Application Form 500AB may be as the germ-cell of a new Jewnsh wnao—isse 411:10 Rayly Somen_____ wa.s put into operation last week. the Veterans of Foreign Wars will picked up at any of the above list- road. We did this. My friend faint- Proceeds from the concert bene- 6:00 News, Wall Street 1:00 Del Raycee Show firm making commercial films for Taylor, one of the first women to NEW^ However, a sanitary engineer development should they be al- 6:10 Art Johnson Show wiNP—ute television. Each had been married gain the rank in the Army Nurse take part in the Loyalty Day par- ed post offices. ed twiae after the beating. We fit the club's scholarship/' fund 6:00 Wall Btreet has said the plant can handle dou- ade in Norwalk Sunday (iccordlng went back to Lublin where we lowed to go free.” which is enabling three Manchester 6:06 Cryatal Lake Show once before. Corps, retired from service in SUPER R TTie applicants will be notified bv In implementing this final so- 11:00 News. 6:05 News ble its design capacity in temporary to Commander Ehclaus Parker mail of the time and place to re- went straight to a Jewish hos- High School students to attend the 11:16 Raynor Shines 6:16 Fulton Lewis Jr. When an actress and ballerina 1946. • Yen heve to hear H to beWeie It 1 situations and could probably han- lution we shall comb Europe from 1:00 NewA Sign Off 6:30 Mutual News I I One of the men will be a flag port for the written test. pital.” the west eastwrards." Heydrich Laurel Music Camp this summer. 6:36 Local News and Showcase a Pow ied Itr outstanding per* dle pewage from an indii.strial area bearer, and two will seri'e as color Both men and women are eli- Scholarship awards will be pre- WBAT—elf 6:46 Lowell Thomas. Phil Rizutte In Ellington. 7^ ' Under questioning by assistant told the Wannsee meeting. 6:00 Sound Stage fonnonee. guards. gible to take the examination and sented Mondjly evening to Stanley 7:00 CBS News 'Leroy W. VanKleeck, engineer prosecutor Ta'akov Bar'or. Kratky In addition to the Nazi-occupied 6:40 Weather. Sports 7:10 CBS—In Person a Tom control adjusts to nieet The parade will be made up of no previous postal experience is said he a’as told that an SS of- Sholik. violinist, son of -Mr. 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 7:30 Mutual News (or Bowe-Albertson and Associ- VPW members from tihroughout countries, the final solution pro- 7:16 Soond Stage 7:35 f.ocal News and Showcaaa your Indtaidoal needs. ates. said in his opinion the Rock- necessary. ficer who made a speecch to the and Mrs. /-Stanley Shoj^k,. 38 8:30 Night Flight T H E M OST BEA U TIFUL F A If U CS— J Connecticut with, possibly some The starting salary Is $2.16 an gram was meant to apply ulti- Salem, Rd.; Miss Eileen Sul- 7:55 Cleveland.at Yankees • Lower battery coats—better ville government would be safe in Jew's when they were turned looee maUly to the Soviet Union, Brit- 11:30 Public Affair 10:30 News and Showcase from the New York City area. hour, with annual increases in livan. clarinetist. daughter 13:00 Sign Off 12:15 Slgnoff and PiILLGGRRIIM M ILLS C A N PR O VE IT! ^ baCtary aconomy. permitting a tie-in to the plant near Nisko was Eichmann. But he ain and all European countries Parker called for support of the seven steps to a maximum of $2.63 of Mr. and Walter Sulli- 6mO-16f6 • Haar tatapbona convertaUans from proposed iridustrial areaa in 3. said he could not recognise him still neutral at the time, the pro- 6:00 News, WeaUier Ellington's nearby Windermere Loyalty Day observance. He said an hour. "imder any condition today — I van, 120 White St.; and Miss 6:20 Strictly Sports aiore elaarly—Phona Magaat the time has come "when we tocol said. Georgeann Minder, soprano, daugh- 6:30 Suppertime Serenade Village. never aaw him again.” Another Heydrich letter in- locusts In on talaphona con- should show the world just what DODD N.AME8 AIDE-I ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Minder, 613 6:45 Three Star Extra He emphasized he is making no Kratky said he stayed on in structed the various Nazi govern- 7:00 Conversation Piece O P E N , „ 0 «orsalions...alim lnatas un- formal recommendation. He said we do think of our country and Washington. April 28 tt from 1683-1708. Treat is a native 11 Describing the first days of 9:00 Ray Seinera SE A LS T H E S U R F A C E ...... costly to run a sewer main to The Loyalty Day observance below sero.. We were told that rected by Mrs. Lawrence Almond. 11:00 News F O R YO UR SaECTIO N —! was begun by the VFW and is of New Haven and editor of the eight people' died on the t r a i n . Nazi occupation In a small towm Rockville for just one Indu.stry. the The program will also include a Rockville Processing Co. Ellington observed nationally. Encyclopedia of Football. He has They frose to death. Some 60 oth- near Krakow, she said: vocal quartet, comprised of Mrs. Salesroom H ours: Square Dancing Tonight also been a sports editor and col- ers were brought to our hospital. On the first few dayk, the Ger- COMPLETE SERVICE W . H . EN GLA N D QUINN'S voters have agreed to install a Russell Vennart, Mi's. Ben Huck, sewer main for the processing An instructional square dancing umnist for the Washington Dally There were frosen limbs. We were mans took people, especially men, Mrs. Robert Barnard, and Mrs. Dally Noon to 9 P.5I. on your television by an experi- LU M BER C O . PH ARM ACY firm, a condition prompting the session will be held tonight at the News and the Chicago Herald- fortunate that a well known sur- and forced them to clean the Jerry Coro. Cheney Hall, Hartford Rd. Saturday 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. American. enced and reliable technician— firm to locate in Ellington. Wapping Community Center at 8 geon came In on one shipment. streeU with their hands. They There is no admission charge but Phone Ml 8-4186 o'clock. Don Atkinson will call. Member of •TTelsa." O pen A ll Day Saturday 878 MAIN STREET MaeVarish added that the town Hauaner submitted 45 docu- were Jewish men. They were or- a free will offering will be taken to wants to Install an oversized main \ The session is open to the public, ments bearing on the Nasi decision dered to undress, and behipd each benefit the club'.s scholarship fund. hillB television "AT THE GREEN" to handle other industries which | and is the last of three open ses- to annihilate the Jews. Jewrish man there was a Nazi sol- Refreshments will be served after MI 9-9698 MI 9-6201 mlght be prompted to locate there ; sions scheduled to get members In one of the documents, re- dier with a bayonet fixed who or- the concert. as well. I for a new square dance club in the porting a conference in late 1938 dered the Jews to run. If the Jew The Rockville Cit.v Council has South Windsor-Elllngton area that Eichmann attended, security stopped, he would be hit^ta the- given a commitment to the pro- Hospital Notes ENJOY police chief Reinhard Heydrich back with a bayonet. cessing company, which has esti- Admitted Wednesday; Margaret was quoted as saying "That the "Almost all the men returned mated its wastes will amount to Loftus, 10 West Rd.. Ellington; wi t h Jewrs must be systematically de- home bleeding. Among them was 80.000 gallons dally, but has held Mary Duche.ss. 62'2 Ellington LIFE ported by freight trains from my father.” up committing any more of the Ave.; Martha Aniello, Talcottrille various areas of the Reich and On Sept. 2, 1939, she continued, sewer plant's surplus capacity to Rd., Vernon. MILLER HIGH LIFE Beautiful and Popular — The that ZO.ObO gypaiea must be de- large trucks appeared suddenly ih Ellington. Admitted Thursday: Anastasia ported to Poland. the market place Of the little town. . Alderman Thomas J. McCusker Wisnieski, 96 Village St.; Karen in 12 or 16 oz. cans END-OF- said Monday that If any commit- "The Jews must be taken to "About 11 soldiers jumped .off 6berg, 2 Dailey Cir,: Arthur that truck and some officers in ments to outl.ring areas should be Mitchell, West Willington; George ghettos and . . . then dealt with made, they should be gfiven to Ver- later.” Hauaner summarized from steel helmets. Their uniforms were O.strout. 9 River St.: Alice Hardy. Marshma!!ow green. The Germans went from non first. Merrow; Jack Rich, Crystal I>ake, the document, which he said came VanKleeck was called to Rock- from the U. S. National Archives one hou.se to another and took the ville by Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. Ellington. at Alexandria. Va. men without consideration for age MONTH Admitted today; Peter Edmon- to explain what the new. $1 mil- Handbag Another protocol presented by —my father among them. They lion plant can and cannot do. do, 19 West Rd. the prosecution told of a meeting vrore all taken to the mark-l place Birth Thursday : A daughter to In a council meeting Monday, The softest simulated leath in January 1940 at which Heydrich and ordered to hold their hands ' Rockville eUdemien listened glum- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Green, 12 ordered deportation of Jews and on the bSjCk of their necks. Behind ly as Flaherty tqld them the sewer Maiden Lane. er—the sweetest styles In Poles from the "warthegau” in the truck there was a taxi with plant has not 'rite capacity once Discharged Thursday: Debbie colors to compliment your $ German-occupied Poland to make two officers. Thirty-two Jewi.sh stated. Arnold. Maple St., Ellington; Har- costumes. A real luxury room for German settlers. men were taken away that day.” old Ellis, Vernon; Christ.v Af- Government officials close toi B r e w e d o n l y handbag. Only ...... This was made under an order CLEARANCE ricano, 36 Center St.: Florence engineers and contractors in from Hitler which also was intro- charge of the plant's construction Ayres. Tolland; Samuel Harris. 9 i n M i l w a u k e e . , . N a t u r a l l y! duced. A. document signed by M n i M Morrison St. Ext.; Esther Gruenig, .9- . •-* 1"- ^ • V LUCKY SIZES LUCKY SIZ B liave tjcen saying the top capacity Heydrich said "there must be a of the plant Is about eight million 25 Chamberlain St.; Helen Young, special office to deal with the ques- We sell the SECO N D C O N GREG A TIO N A L C H URC H gallons dally. tion of evacuation . . . and I have r C O A TS-SUITS DRESSES But Flaherty said the capaclt.v appointed SS Captain Adolf Eich- morttfy-saving Is really 3.5 million gallons, and mann and Rolf Guenther as his VAL. TO $49.99 VAIp. TO $22.^ that 2.5 million gallons are al- deputy." Great Amerkan ready running in. He called in Van- Guenther stayed with Eichmann T u e sd a y y M a y 2 —6 :3 0 Kleeck to clarify the situation. until the end of the war, then dis- Van Kleeck said: i appeared. 1 Homeowners Policy 1. The plant Ls designed to hsui- German authorities have offered, ... dle a maximum average daliv drv- a reward of 10.000 marks ($2,500) sveather flow of 3.5 millions gal- for his capture. Ra y Reid, A u ttio n eer lons. SMILING s r u v i c r The prosecution Introduced a let- 2. The plant can talee double ter covering arrangements ^ be- for that flow for short periods of time tween the Wehrmacht and .the / FU RN ITU RE - T O YS - BO OKS during storms, seasonal changes Nazi Security Police on the posi- details SPEC IA L PU RC H A SE and similar situations. tion of the "Einsatzgruppen," the 3. The plant was designed to operation groups that directed the H O USEH OLD ITEMS, ETC. handle the needs of Rockville for mass executions of Jews in the B A GLIN the next 20 years. An extra lO.OfiO cast. Hauaner said that, according to IN SUR A N CE A G E N C Y RAINCOATS POPLIN—RAIN OR SHINE the document, the operational Route 44A, Bolton, Conn. SOLIDS — PRINTS — REVERSIBLES groups were to work on their own: P. O. Box 388, Mnacbeater, A M ERIC A N M ADE initiative rounding up all Com Conn. munizU and Jews. Tel. MI 9-8618 In July 1941, Luftwaffe boss BLOUSES SWEATERS $ TRANSISTOR ILB O X S T O LUCKY SIZES Orion Acrylic Cardigans . Yolues to $7.99 Reg. $3.99 ^ FAMOUS MAKE now Slacks, Latex Girdles*^ RADIOS Peddle Pushers $0.90 Bermufias, Solids and Fancies and Panties ZEN IT H . M O T O R O LA . Values to $10.95 Values to $7.99 , R C A . EM ERSO N . NYLON 2 LET OUR BOX FAMOUS GE N REA L ELEC TRIC MAKE BRAS |G Sleepwear $ (AIJ, CLEANING.AND STORAGE PROTECT • Baby Dolls, Caprls, ^ 6 SMASH MTS FROM PAST PRESSING ADDITIONAL) \ Values to $3.50 Waltz Gowns REA L Q U ALITY Reg. $3.99 TELEPHONE HOUR' SHOWS YOUR CLOTHES! i ihjLL FASHIONED and LO W PRICES I STRETCH GENUINE LEATHER ft Scoop! starring Your clo Hies are carefully boxed and stored, . m othproof, mildew proof. 4 LOOP M A SeE an(f G O W ER CH A M PIO N perspiration proof, fireproof and th e ft proof! 1 Stockings SA M PLE B U Y . . . S Spring Shade, 8V4-11 R OSE M A RY CLO O N EY KEY CASES rlReg. S1XK)' Rog. $1.00 E M ERSO N BBS ZIN O FR A N CESC A T TI Cle a r Yo u r C loset Sp ace N ow! 8 TRiA N SIST O R M A H ALIA JA CKSO N $ 0 - 9 9 Save $4 on every sh|rt dress R O BER T PREST O N EARRINGS SHOES :> Pearls, Crystals and Stone only Famous make spring B A LLET R U SSE styles NOW with summer just starting! d f M O N TE C ARLO f T Reg. $1.00 Values to $14.99x ED D IE CO N D O N " n e H OUR 'n tK ln B W ff JAZZ A LL-ST A RS • every dress by M odern Suburban! > M A RKY N VA N D ERB U R, your hoitess Girls' Coats Preteens' Coats C O L O R F U L C O TT O N SA TEEN • every dress in washable d acro n / co t t o n! DONALD VOORHEES 1 H O UR DRY CLE A N IN G ~ 3 ST O RES W ITH C A SE REG. FLO W ER PRIN TED MUU MUU and the Ball Telephone Orchacira $1 i| ,90 $25.00 J4 • every dress with four-inch hems! / • 299 W EST MIDDLE TPKE. near C o m er Brood St. $*2157 P.S. We have a fresh DETAILS: Dacron/nylon'cotton slip, • every dress with matching facing! TONIGHT 9-10 Channels 4, 10, 22 s ;30 • 20 E A ST CE N T O I STREET SIZES 4 to i4 stock of radio batteries $5.99 double skirl, midriff style allover at low discount prices. embroidery and lace insertion bodice,’ • 906 M AIN STRECT, EAST H ARTFORD Aloha! The Hawaiian Muu Muu that la sweeping IN COLM an NBC-TV Preteens' Dresses America! Designed in the Island paradise 'with a talent lace insertion hem. Please Do Use Your Burton's Charg e Account Girls' Dresses for leisurely living. Brilliantly colored drip dry pol- Congratulation To Our New' N eighbor ished sateen. So easy to fit in Small (10-12), Medium SIZES: Average (32/40). BELL TELEPHONE HOUR reg.$O,90 .$ir.90 REGw $C,90 (14-16), Large (18-20). COLOR (White. %M 9 and $14.97 NORMAN’S PMtMkr 443 H ARTFO RD RD. m SMttani Nnr EiiiaBd TiMpiMfw Cm m iv STOP and SHOP
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MANCHESTER EVENI$}G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ raiDAY, APRIL 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1961 PAGE SIX PAGE SSVB14 Among the latest acqulsitlona mlataXes might not be in thnt **ne* —who Include many German aol- Ufatktn Into ^ I r support of the Regional 8 dicra of fortune — wept openly. rebel geiMrale. A govemtoeiit A Thoof ht for Todsy Steveral Sh ow ers C a r d P a r ty Sla te d are the original flag of the U.S.B. ^lanrhpBtrr Uonel int,ereBt" he hlmaelf eeU up De Gaulle Sets Aa the convoy rolled through the apokeeman said aanctions prob- by the Msncbeaiw AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH Triton, first submarine to circum- ea A guide. The fta»l control over village of Zeralda, the tearful Ku> ably would be taken againet the Gamed at Chorebaa F o r M iss F o le y B y C h u rch La d ies navigate the world, and a flag M rs. W righ t to MANCHESTEI EopmttQ IfpraUi what any responsible newspaper In Motion Efig ropean population showered them companiee whose papers took a COMPANY operate# 86% of the country a phones. from the U. S. S. George Wash- PUBLJ8Hlc.l> BV rHii^ 'reports lies In Washington Itself. I f with flowers. strong stand for the rebela. An investment in its stock has long been regarded Miss Margaret N. Foley, daugh- The Ladles of the Assumption ington, first submarine to success- Le ave B o a r d Post yir«A l.r) PRLVTUrtr- CO INC. A high Spanish Foreign Min- Whan Paul was in prison in fully fire Polaris Missiles while U Btascll Street the action and policy there la sane, “We have played our last card." ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius R. will sponsor the sixth annual past SUnebeitw. Ooim. said one European aettler.- *‘My istry official flew from Madrid to Rome, ha coottnuad to write, to as an investment in quality. Since no letup is en- Foley, 49 Scarborough Rd., was president's card party Thursday, submerged. I it will do well abroi|d and read Algei^a P u r g e Mrs. Clifford R. Wright, Region- THOMAair rtfiRGUgON main objective now la to get out Paris yesterday, reportedly to try pray, to interview peojrfe and honored at several bridal showen May 4, at 8 p.m. at the K of C Interested home economists, WALTER R FERCrSON otharwiae witness to his faith. visioned in the demand for AT& T’fl aervice*, the al Board of Education member PablUhers well at home. of Algeria." t« calm French anger over Salan'i recently. Home. their husbands and friends are "For.” ha wrote to young Ti- from Hebron for six years, has an- LUMBER] (Conttnaed teoM f aga Oae) stock ahould continue to be of interest to con- fouaded'October L UAl eecape from hU seU-impoaed exile Mrs. A. W. Gates and M n. Tru- Table prises will be awarded for welbome and may obtain reserva- nounced that she will not seek re- INCORPORATED The regiment's offleers apparent- in Spain to Algeria when the re- mothy who desired to eerve as u Pubitabed Everr ETenma Lxceis servative investors. Call us. man Cowles, 4 Hoffman Dr., military whist and setback. Re- tions by calling Mrs. Isobel Fltz- election to the board. In a letter to emment control hadad"^been been com-co ly "lU •^ P u t <>" trial for Inaur- port broke dut. The Spanish gov- apostle, "the word of • God ia net cousins of the bride, were co-host- Glbbon at the Hartford Electric liiodan and HollMra. Batared at the The Agt of Irrstioiulily pletely restored. / i rection. They surrendered yeater- freshments will be served. acting Board Chairman -ffohn H. •oat OWice at llancberter Conn aa ernment has assured De OauUe bound” m Timothy 2:9). If he eases at a miscellaneoua shower at Mrs. John Funke, Immediate Light Co., Pearl St., Hartford. laoond daaa liall Matter The underground/id/ rlght-wlright-wing I u of retobllcstloii of special ! receiv'ed orders from the national-1 morning and stayed on the run Members of the nursing staff at Moynt Kisco, N.Y.—J. D. Hun- 13 2 over the Mediterranean, the pilot Board Foot done his best to explain General believad, shall continua beyond their new home in Gilead. dispAichee bereta are also reaerred. ist rebel headquarters to avoid ! after Challe gave himself up. radioed the Madrid Airport he was St. Francis Hospital feted Miss gerford, 53, vice president of tha limiting area of our small en- M useu m C u ra to r ruM service elleot cf N E. A Serv- Challe s decision, he concluded that provocative acta and remain having engine trouble and was Foley at a dinner party at the Red American Airlines, died Thursday ,Mrs. Colgan Is being endorsed by A government spokesman In vironment Therefore, "March on, ice. Inc “a superficially rational /Cxplana- as much as possible. Algiers said ' the authorities are making for Algiers, the inform- Coach Grill on the Berlin Tpke. after a long illness: Hungerford. William Leary and Howard Por- Publlsbers RepreeentatlTes- The my soul, with might" (Judges Sp ea ks to C lu b who was a specialist-In the sched- ter of Hebron. Julius Mathews Special Arency — Hew tion of the behavior of the Alger- A'n early trial before a joint still without Arm clues to their ants said. The pilot wSs reported J AMERICAN LEGION POST OP M Tonight, Mr. and M n. John D. 5:21). Barebrle Sr. of Windsor Locks, uling and tariffs -Geld in. the com- Vork rhicaare. Detroit and Boeton ian rebels la not really a sufficient military-civilian court was indi- whereabouts, but they were be- arrested on hit return to Madrid MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF cated for the leader of the abortive Monday. Harvay K. Moualeyl parents of the brideg^room, will be Dr. Clarence R. Rungee, curator mercial airline Industry, was bom Manchester Evening Herald Re- CIRCULATIONS lieved still in Algeria." Zeller was MANCHESTER. POST NO. 102 J explanation." mutiny. ex-Gen. Maurice Challe. thought to be hiding in Algiers Superintendent, host and hostess at a dinner fdr of the Rungee Museum In New In Iowa. i gional 8 correspondent, June Ny- KNOTTY The Herald Prlntln* Oanpany Inc.. "nils.” he aa.va. "does not ex-' Within 48 hours after the 5S- itself. BCIUFINO COLLAPSES Norwich Diatrict the bridal party after the wedding Haven, will be guest speaker at an Philadelphia — Isaac Hallowell grb|j, telephone ACademy 8-3412. aainune* nn financial reepotieibUlty for plain the general tendency toward | year-old leader of the abortive re- There was speculation that the Norwich. April 28 iJPi — More Tha MethodUt Church. reheanal. annual dinner meeting of the CHothler Jr., 85, .sportsman and trpofTsphical error* aopeartna In ad- * Presents Miss Foley and John Douglas FIRE LOSS AT $10,000 CEDAR PANEL vertisement* and other readier matter inatipnality which seems to mark volt in Algiers surrendered, a 9- generals might try to seek politi- than 2.500 pounda of furniture and X Greater Hartofrd Home Economics former vice pr^ident of the In The Marcbeeter Ereninit Herald more than 400 packages of other Barberie Jr. of Windsor Locks will Club Tuesday, May 2, at 6 p.m. at Strawbridge and Clothier" Depart- Danbury, April 28 (IP)—Fire of- the present Juncture in htatoiy. man tribunal was set up t,o try cal asylum abroad or that Salan him for his life. and Jouhaud had headed into the merchandise were buried yester- be married by Miss Foley's brother, Stonehaven In Farmington. ment Store, died Thursday. ficials estimate damage of $10,- Dtsplav a<)T-rt1rinr c|r.«*-r hour*. ATTENTION For Mondav—r -r m Fridav The course of historv in the post- Jailed aa fi common criminal, interior of Algeria to carry on an day when, a brick building housing the Rev. Richard L. Foley, tomor- Dr. Rungee, a World War I vet- Clothier, son of one of the found- 000 in a blaze that destroyed a For Tu'iyJav—1 n m Mor-i»v $ THE UNITED STATES COAST BOARD k row at St. Jeimes’ Church at 11 war era has been characterized Challe was given two days to underground fight with a ariiall_ the Hallmark Van Lines, Spring- Shipping and Fivight Co. eran who has a collection of more ers of the store, retired as vice 2-story house yesterday. No one F-,r W*dn«*d*T—] r m Tuowli* a.m. For Thursday—1 p m Wodeepaay. by. vast violent, aelf-damaging name a legal adviser — or take band of paratroopers w’ho deserted j field. Mass., collapsed. There were IBM Electric than 650 prize flags, will talk “ All president in 19to*but continued to was hurt In the fire at 28 Pada- or m dsv—1 pm Thursday, one appointed by the court—and from the Legion regiment. ; injuries. * ACADEMY BAND X About Flags." One room in his serve on the board of directors. He naram Rd. An Investigation Is be fnr Safurdav—i n m Fridas eruptions of irrationality all over T yp ew riters each |56 had won many medals anjl riblions ing conducted to determine Its 22'/2’ Clasetfisd dsadlhie- tO » a m *ach the world. In truth, the Udy. op- only eight more days to pre- ■ If and when caught, the three |______"ONE OF THE TOP MIUTABY BANDS museum Is devoted to enemy flags day of puhilratioo sTcepf Saturday— IN THE OOUNTBV” captured by American servicemen. for horaemansh^.______origin. i 1. . his defense. [ rebel leaders still at large pre- ' Berube’s Typewriter Service Board Foot t a m tlmisUc Victorian view about the j.,m g the dictatorial powers he s|imably will be tried before the 479 E. 5Iiddle Tpke,—M I P-S477 H ospital Notes Fridsy, April 28 rules governing the human politl-1 assumed to combat Challe s rebel- same distinguished court created cal animal Is no longer supported ; lion. De Gaulle sent police on to try Challe. HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM $ Visiting houn are 2 to 8 pjn, raiding missions throughout Ironically, one of the charges Notice for all areas except maternity li.s>. A U STKL Krnnedy To The Publishers i by the facts of our time;" j France and Algeria. More than where they are 2 to 4:S0 and 6:80 And here, at last, lit this conclu-' against the junta generals is President Kennedy's warning 600 right-wingers were rounded "seeking to rqmove territory from Pastma’a watch and clock to 8 p.m.; and private rooms Sion a* to the prevalence of irra- last night to the nation's newspa- up. About 200 arrests were made French control"—a charge they repair shop at SIO Male 8L Saturday, April 2 9 -- 8:15 P.M, where they are 10 aim. to 8 p.m. HAMMER tionality in our time. Is the spot V M to n are requested not to per publishers of the grave na- in the Paris area alone, includi^ leveled against De Gaulle for of- will cloae for tHe aununer vvl ere we agree with Joe Alsop, 15 Army officers. But none of tlte fering the Algerians independence, i effective Jnas 1st. M's wlD smoke In patients’ rooms. No more ture of the cold war, and his ap- AU TICKETS SI .00 PE* PERSON than two vislton at one time, per Grip Cu$hion Hondlt who la one of the most Irrational better known members of the "A l- There will be no appeal from j BO longer take In repair jieal to them to question whether geria Is French" movement were the verdicts that could mean patient. commentators of our time. What tyork until oar reopening. Ro t a ri a ns P a i n t Lu t z W or ksh op OF MANCHESTER the news they print "Is in the ns-1 picked up. death before firing squads or on | TICKETS AT THE DOOR OR AT LEGION HOME he Is saying ig that this is a crazy the guillotine. | Reopening date to be an- Patients Today 226 Manchester Rotarians are helping Lutz Junior Museum prepare for its annual Open House May 6 tlonal Interest" come In the after- The cry "Algeria Francaise" and 7. Armed with paint b rib e s and rollers, the men provided a fresh new look to the kitchen world. In which the force of reason The re-installed government In | FOR TICKET DEUT-ERIES CALL MI S-5S55 ADMITTED "YESTERDAY: math of the Cuban fiasco. H i a t still raised defiantly by the 1,000 Boonced at a later date. workshop at the museum. The ceilings and walls were painted light pink and the floor light gray. Algiers oixlered the suspension o f; Donald Bowman, Old Vernon Rd., seldom seems to operate. We often men of the Foreign Legions 1st Signed, John Postma. The workshop is used tor Saturday morning art and natural history classes and also by volunteers event, therefore, may be tsdien as Rockville: Carl Unders Jr., 280 N. feel this way, and particularly Parachute Regiment as they rode the city's five newspapers contin-'| for assembling exhibits for loan and mounting museum displays. Rotarians performing a communi- the key inspiration for the Presi- tied until completion of an inves- Main St.; Mrs. Mabel Spillane, 14 when this same Alaop la spelling across Algeria and into oblivion ty sendee are Dr. Fred Spaulding, Austin Chambers, George Flndell, Russell Miller and Harvey dent's I’eln of thought Had Cas- for spearheading the weekend Strong S t: James Sills, South Each out doom for ua because we are King. Others who helped on the project Include Arrigo Almettl, Allen Behnke, John Alvord, A r- tro been toppled, we doubt that anti-De Gaulle revolt. Windsor; Ernest Luglnbuhl, 33 thur Holmes, Clarence Brown and James Sheldon. (Herald photo by Pinto). losing the missile race, or the race Windsor Ave., Rockville; Martin the President would have been Members of the regiment, the In Laoa, or In South 'Viet Nam. Legion'a pride, blew up Installa- Longfellow, 3 Robin Rd.j James complaining about newapaper de- Wonslk, Wlndsorvllle; Mrs. Esther Christina Frachey, 19 Highland Chapman, South Windsor; Mrs tricia Affricano, Coventry; Mrs. But we. of course, see other tions at their camp just west of tails of the way in which it had Algiers, then submitted to a show Daggett, 200 Lydall St.; Mrs. Ave., Rockville; Raymond Baglin, Mary Murray, 137 Summit St.; Rose Boudreau, 29 Margaret Rd,; J-M kinds of doom, for which we would Michael Croejeett, RFD 1, Man- been accomplished. But by infer- of Btrength by forces loyal to the Ruby Rose, Vernon Haven Con- Coventry Rd., Bolton; David John- Earl Plrtel, RFD 3, Manchester; Mrs. Marion Gowdy, Coventry; chester; Mrs. Alta Laws, 27 Grant SEAL-O.MAT1C ROOF ence—he is too intelligent to make probably appear just aa Irrational government and boarded trucks valescent Home; Charles Van son, 18 Hillcrest Rd.; Mrs. Jean- Deusen, Andover; Ernest Ellis, 28 Bennett. Andover; Mrs. Rita Ken- Chester Gray, Storrs; George Rd.; Mrs. Louise Miner and daugh- the accusation directly— the news- to Alaop. So be It. We are willing for Sidi bel Abbes to be disbanded and split up among other units. Grove St.. Rockville; Mrs. Mary hvay, 54 Academy S t; William Flynn, 327 Birch Mt. Rd.; MUs Pa- ter, 43 High St., RockvUle. papers o f America seem to have to throw ourselvet Into the gen- SHINGLES Some of the tough Legionnaries Dcm c—i Fox, 92 Columbus S t; Juan Go- been partly responsible for the eral mental disorder of the times, mez, 72 Seaman Circle; Mrs. Edith Cuban fiasco. • along with Alsop, so long as we no Champlln, Coventry; Mrs. Mary We suppose the President's dis- can both agree that these are dis- H ew itt 188 Chestnut St.; Mrs. ordered, irrational times, hi which Agnes Malchuk, Wapplng; Marie pleasure centers on those descrip- A NEW W AY very little makes aehse. They are Brandt 1* Goslee Dr.; Nicholas La tions of American Involvement In A TT E N T I O N H O M E O W N E R S! Penta, 65 Wedgewood Dr.; Mrs. ADVANCED DESIGN EXTRAGS MORE HEAT the invasion effort, and of the ex- times in which people seem to em- TO SAVE MONEY Jeanne Adams, 35 Victoria . Rd.; eefem e FROMTHEOILYOUBURN IsteiM of the camps in which we brace with fervency the things Robert Sargent, South Coventry; For Averoge Home Linda Anderson, 701 Hartford Rd.; civilized beings should abhor, According to a survey, 18% MANY NEW EXCLUSIVE FEATUtES were training its participants r" Susan Marcue, RFD 2, Manches- when—and this is not the Com- of prescriptions are never filled! OIL FIRED BOILER which were publlahed before the ter; Pierre Drapeau, 181 Prince- • MORE EFFICIENT munists alone— they run the sup- invasion attempt was made, and This strikes us as on unusual ton S t; James Davidson, Andov- • MORE ECONOMICAL posedly sacred concepts of civlll^ - BURNER UNIT also upon the much more exten- way to save money. By this rea- er; William Connolly Jr.. East GET A U THE F A O S TODAY FROM SANDED tlon—peace, honor, principle, free- soning jWe could save on car ex- Hartford; Frank Lemek, Crystal WITH THE EXCLUSIVE sive exposure of our role which AUTHORIZED DEALER dom, democracy, securlty -'- penses by never having the oil Th/s AS the year for Lake Rd.. Rockville. followed the invasion's failure. ADMITTED TODAY: Raymond PLYWOOD through a series of weird mental changed. Or save money on heat "ECON-O-CONE" The publication of these details by. turning o ff the furnace. Moulton. Hartford. has not been a comforting thing distortions. I BIRTH YESTERDAY: A COMBUSTION CHAMBER 24 H O U R S E R V IC E 4x8 for the administration et Wash- * It looks aa If Alsop and we The average prescription daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Merrill costs less than S.1.15. Isn't that Farrand, 84 Mather-St FOR STEAM OR HOT WATER SYSTEMS ington. And If it is "in the national were tlie only ones left sane enough to anal.vze all this Irra- an awfully small cost to get It DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: interest" to withhold the publica- well . . . feel better . . . per- Carol Ann Traill, 54 N; School St.; ./*« $0.49 tion of facts which spoil our own tionality on the part of others, and haps even save a life? Roger Granger, 29 Hackmatack Image of an all-wise adnM^stra- half th? time we have our doubts S t; Susan Dickinson, 531 Lydall tlon, then certainly the New York about him. Today's Prescription Is The St.; Christopher Marvin, 164 N. Open 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. OPERATION SHIPSHAPE Elm St.; Edward Werner. 11 Cross Times, which led In the publication Biggest Bargain In History Pohllshed In The Interest Of St.; Leonard Church, 126 Pearl St.; o f such details, has sinned. The Ta.stc O f Spring Pharmacy and' Medicine By Martha Flack, 53 Agnes Dr.; Mrs. ^ut the President would not and Edith Tyler, 8 Washington • St.. BUILDING MATERIALS No matter how dares not base hia inference on •Of all the confirmations of the Vernon; Ronald DeVaux, 40 LUMBER PUEL OPEN FRIDAY 3/8” such an interpretation. tnie arrival of B' spring, none Is HNB'S low-cost plan 'ITiomas St., Rockville: Mrs. Wilma Bray, Dobson Rd., 'Vernon; Mrs. 7:30 ajn. to 8:30 p.ni. His Inference has to be that the more convincing than that of a WESTOWN 336 N O R T H M A IN S T R E E T — Phone M I 9-5253 publication of these details was of new taste on the palate. '' PHARMACY OLASTONBUKY BRANCH ELLINGTON BRANCH Per Sheet aid and benefit to Castro, the There are those hardy, virile to help you Repair • 63 Hebron Avenue West Road, Route 83 souls who, starved for concen- AMESITE DRIVES enemy, and that such publication 459 H artford Rd.— .Ml B-B94C JAckson 2-5326 TRemont 5-6213 Saturday 7:30 a.m. to noon . . w a n t t o itself contributed to Uie failure of trated vitamins and chlorophyll^ AND the Invasion attempt. find nothing more enjoyable than COMPLETE HOME HEATING SALES and SERVICE JOHNS-MANVILLE This seems to be nonsense in this an acrid bowl of dandelion greens. Remodel • Modernize PARK AREAS TERRAHEX particular Instance, Aiid we Ho We prefer to feast like the gods. VINYL-ASBESTOS not believe that the New York When the gods had food they call- Crushed Driveway Times and such oUier newspapers eo it ambrosia. When they had your home! Gravel, Stone and Sand sleep better? FLOOR TILE as may have carried' such news drink, they called it nectar. had falle<) to ask themselves Onaranteed Satisfaction But when the first stalks of Probably your biggest single in- whether the news they were print- rhubarb have been pulled, perhaps veatment is your home. And cer- ! ing was "in the national interest." a little prematurely, and atewed M. E. FRENCH GO. tainly jt makes sense to protect TRY To the contrary, the evidence is gently Into a blend of wispy sub- Coventry— Phone P I 2-7161 Formal Opening that they rather carefully limited stance and sweet liquor, we call that investment and maintain its the Information they gave to the value and comfort by making that ambrosia and nectar com- Smuslin-pocketed Beautyrest coils (837 of HAND RAILS concern, based on the Oiban In- We shudder to think of the time cident, Is neither well-limed nor In history when rhubarb happened Determine Ae Work So Be Done. Make a thorough inspection tour actual aamplaa of matariala recommended for a given job. What’s them in a full size) work by themselves, gently shaping to the con appropriate. to lie a Chlnese-Rusalan monopoly, to gat a dear idea of what your home needs—new paint, re-roofing, more, many o f them cen aleo show you . . . tour of your body . . gently cradling you In the most luxurious Furthermore, it is disquieting to with the Chinese growing moat of so's homo hooting an extra bedroom or bath, more garage space, a basement family How to Pay /hr Qperudon Shipshape. More and more of Con- buoyancy you’ve ever known . . gently relaxing tired and sore SPLASH BOX have the young President turn, in It, and the Russians controlling Its our way I room. Then, hold a family council meeting and... the aftennalh of hi.s first seriou.s export to the outside world. This necticut’a moot reputable dealen, oontracton and aupplien in muscles so you wake up feeling like a million. For Dawn Spouts policy reverse, toward the idea of was when the plant was important You get premium quality Assign Prioritiee. Liat needed repain and improvementa in the the Iwma improvement fidd am working with Hartford National cen.sorship, even though he is jiar- for its root, which was manufac- Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the order they’re moat needed and wanted. Which are neoeautry to to give you the beat in low-ooat inaured payment'idana. And they W hy not come in tomorrow and try all four Beautyrests . . firm or tlcularly careful to avoid suggest- tured into a drug. But the particu- most completely effective fuel protect the value of your property? Which will contribute to can make all tha financing arraugementa for you—to aava you ing that it be anything more than lar variety which has proved beat oil additive Ifn uas today. And comfort and eqjoyment? Which will become incieaangly expensive time and trouble. Now Uxat you have the pUma, tha aatimatea, the EVERYWHERE I'TS JUST extra firm with either tufted or quilted tops? If you need more you get premium service. Au- voluntary. for pies wai somehow spirited out matariala and the money you need—you’re all set to ... LOBSTER ON FRIDAY tomatic deliveries a bal- the longer you put thein off? Tlien you’re ready to ... time for testing, we’ll deliver.one to your home on a 30-night free Let's look at the larger jiiclure EVENING of RuK.sia and into Italy some time anced payment plan and many for a moment. President Kennedy around 1600, and by 1777 It had Gef EsUmatee. Dealen and contractora will gladly—and without Laundt Your Operatwn Skipehape. . . the planned way to im- trial! other extras desiifDed to make But Here lt*s inherited two critical situations, in reached England and was under home heating rtallf Muy. obligation—giva you eatimataa on labor, fizturea and matariala prove your home, to protect and increaae its vahir in tin yekn Laos and in Cuba, where what may cultivation there, and If we know needed for your Operation Shipahapa plana. ’Iliey’ll show you ahead, to add new comfort and enjoyment for you and your family. have been a mistaken kind of BROILED 5% DISCOUNT anything about the talent of the MobHheaf it -m M*. ROULNO MISS GLADYS THIS ^ BE-KIND-TO-YOUR American commitment and effort Puritan fathers for mixing private SA ^ -J ------*-• - CASH and CARRY had already been made. Events j pleasures with public severity, CPO O^*vw POO lOBSTER have shaped themselves into a ! they imported it as soon as they SEND COUHIN NOW FOR FULL INFORMATION ON “OFERATION SHIPSHAPE' BACK MONTH AT WATKIN losing pattern for us In both sit- ! could. I HASTVoan N ational Bank and Tauvr Cotsuort A-LA-HOB-NOB uations. The President's natural in- Distinctive hair-styling I As to how in tile world such a I 595 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. MANCHESTER Btlnct Is to tr.v to revci-^e both sit- sweet plant ever got involved In WE GIVE (Our Own Special Mairtfoz*d. MTational Long or short, set back or fluffed forward . . a. new uations in the direction of victory the terminology sometimes used GREEN iSTAMPS I Xitndtmm: I'm intsmtad in lauachinf OraaAnoM anmiurB to improve Shrimp Stuffing) I my borne. Pteeee eeml me aB tha facts. 1495 MADE ONLY for us. The leineaies which tempt to Uescrllie a quarrel among play- Bikiilc hair-do by our experts can work wonders for you. lilm are Uie direct use of American ers and umpires as to whether or SERVED WITH TOSSED SALAD, BY SIM M O N S FRENCH FRIED ONION RINGS, EACH PIECE force abroad and the Imposition of not somebody touched fimt liase, MORIARTY ajOkdL T r u s t C o m p u a g r j N aim....„ FRENCH FRIED POTATOES, Phone for appointment today. LUMBER information gnd otlier disciplines we have no aniwer, and can mere- ! ,j ROLLS AND BUTTER INCORPORATED Bt home, We hope he is merely ten- ly volunteer our resentment. The BROTHERS Msmksr r.D .l.C . ! Aaaaaaa.. tatively playing with both ideas; inapprbpriateness of the usage Is O n t he C o nco u rse TEL. Ml 9-2742 FOR APPOI^ITMENT 2S5 CENTER ST* to follow up past mistakes, for self evident; no one wijh the taste 301 >315 C«nt«r iSt. I CitT...... ZOWB..... -..Btatx. 985 M A I N STREET- MI 8-51-71 which he himself la tmly partly re- of rhubarb In his mind can havs A t t h e P a r k a d e OPEN’niUHSDAYS TO 9 P.M.^ )PEN 9:00 TO 5 :80 - THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS Ml 3-S144 ^Ofudble, with new and bigger any kind of quarrel with anything. Ml 3-5135 ; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CX)NN^ FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1961 PAGE NINE PACnS EIGHT MANCHEIs TER evening her ald. MANCHESTER, CONN* FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1981 Cites CoIdtWar Threats Andover Sou th W indsor Town Idle Claimy •NOT AFHLIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY" Church to Hear Drop During Week Kennedy Urges Press Report on Merger ^hool Budget Claims filed for unemployment A report will be given during in Manchester dropped 7.1 per AMESITE the 11 a.m. service in the Flrat , C u t $ 1 8 , 2 9 7 cent list week fr6m 3.014 (pra- Start Self-Censorship Congregational Church by the committee that has been studying vkms week) to' 1,871. the question of union with the (ConUnned from Page One) '" T lM Board « f Flnaaea baa cut Oonnecticut'a total claims also DRIVES Evangelical and Reformed Church. jlM adncatloa budget by 918,29T. declined to 65.065 ffom 69,439 the Discussion of this topic will be pledged, will make available "the 4 ^ larlaton brin(a the net figure preceding week. It was announced Experience held In the social room after the todiy by State Labor Commis- * HRST IN QUAUTY fullest possible information out- church service. This is expected to ^ be considered by Tuesday’s tovi-n sioner Renatd El. RlcciuU. During Is Our side the very narrow limits of na- be the last opportunity for further «eetlng to SM8.632. Tbe meeting the corresponding two weeks in * FAIREST IN FRIGE Best tional security." discussion before the question Is 3rUl be held at Pleasant Valley I960, unemployment claims in- Rows of motorcycle policemen voted on in May. Guarantee enclosed the President’s motor- School at • p-m. creased to 40,897 from 30,523, he * FASTEST SERVICE Tonight’s Activities said. cade as It quickly covered the The Democratic Town Commit- tr. The Board of Iklucation's oriri- ManchtsteFs employment office Connecticut’s Leading Paving Contractor mile 8uid a half from his hotel to tee la sponsoring an open house at 'Oial budget request was 91,<>14.9zfi, the dinner In the Waldrof-Astoria, the Town Hall at 8 p.m. The pub- 3Hiich Included $7484(28 for elemen- c-’^aia included U fi ffom women, 85 leas than the previous week and which earlier had been patrolled lic Is Invited to attend to meet the t a r y acbools and $268,701 for the 47.9 per cent of the total claims outside by anti-Castro Cuban de- Democratic candidates for. elec 3dgh school. here. monstrators. The marchers had tlon. EXigene Sdhwanke Is town - In nuking revisiona to the budg- Ranked l3th in the atate, Man- The THOMAS COLLA Co. pretty well dispersed by the time committee chairman. Mrs. William ~y_ the Board of Finance delect^ chester was one of 17 area offices he arrived., Kowalski, vice-chairman, la re- ‘‘the $8,000 requested for an as- PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml 9-5224 to register a decline in claims. JA 2-5750 The drive back and forth and freshment chairman for the event. sistant superintendent; cut $300 'the speech took Kennedy from his A ' newly-organized young adult jfrom the amount requested for the "NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY" suite for little more than 40 min- group of the First Congregational -superintendent's office, reducing utes. He had dinner with press sec- Church will sponsor a Military ;qhls It m to $850; cut $1,850 from j retary Pierre Salinger aind a Whist in the church tonight at 8. S h e employe Inmrance account; Whirlpool Washors, friend, but there was no word on Admission will he fifty cents. Chil- 3 n d cut $14100 from the figure for what other callers he may have dren 12 years and older are In- -principals' salaries. Dryon had in his 34th-floor suite. vited to attend with parents. 1 High school budget requests The annual meeting of the Sport- On reaching New York, Kennedy men's Club will be held at 8 tonight ^were cut by $5,000 on teachers' Pric«$ os Low, went directly from La Guardla Everything (or the laalaries; $400, principal's salary; in the clubhouse on Rt. 6. The Sorvieo That's Bottor Field to his hotel and stayed there Portrays Priest election of officers will be held. *and $347, insurance. for more than four hours before - Copies of the budget as it will VACATION FOR LESS IN YOUR Lester Hartnett -of East Hart- The library will be open from departing to deliver his speech. 7 to 9 tonight and from 3 to 5 p.m. Home at Kin g’s submitted to the town meet- He is known to have been in touch ford wUll play Father Moynlhan ^ing, will be available Monday at Potteiton's tomorrow. with Washington officials on the In the Msuichester Community Tax collector Eugene Shwanke 2 :^lhe town hall. tS9i0c«tar 8t.->Cor. of Church uncertainty in I ^ s where con- will be at the llbriiry tomorrow af- - Ohureh Notes Players presentation of the comie Cam w ai YEAR ROUND SUMMER COnACE tinued Communist assaults have ternoon to receive taxes for the dy, "Jenny Kissed Me." Lo w,Lo w Prices Z. Junior PTF* will omit Its meeting forced the United States to con- final quarter. 'Bunday evening. Those going to the sider accelerating aid to Loyalist The crusty priest’s attempt to IBhrine Circus ans aaked to meet forces. prevent young Jenny’s vivacity Advertisement— Hhinday at 1 p.m. at the Oommu- Kennedy’s preocupatlon with the from diarupting life in the rectory McKinney Lsimber, M I 3-2141, Ihity Houee. NEW ECLIPSE alternatives in Laos and other Bolton Notiffi. Hundreds of items is the thread of the story. The Seniw P T F will meet Sun- matters caused him to cancel for the home: Lumber, Hardware, D RIP D R Y R A Y O N C H A LLIS :aay from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Oora- Low as * 1395'V ®® plans to attend a pre-dinner recep- Hartnett, a newcomer to little Mason, Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel | -munlty House. The faith commls- m - S T Y L E I tion with the publishers. theater In Manchester, Is a long Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ridon wm have charge of the pro- S YEARS TO PAY—NO DOWN PAYMENT—MANY MODELS ROTARY MOWER The dinner was the windup event time member of the Mark Twain O R R U F FLE D B R O A D CL O T H 8 -gram. REDl-FRAMED FOR EASY DO IT YODRSELF CONSTRUCTION Masquers and the Beacon Players Manchester Evening Herald An- | 2 Wednesday at 7 p.m. Junior of the annual Press Week In New York. of Hartford. dover correspondent, Cindy Pfaa- -Choir will rehearse. The Senior He has a long list of plays to etlehl, telephone Pilgrim 8-6866. .'.Choir ,dU rehearse a t'8 ^.in. ''' Kennedy flies by jet to Chicago this afternoon to address a Cook his credit, including, “Time of &iiy. SEE O U T D O O R D ISPL A Y Brieda leA m l County Democratic dinner tonight Your Life," "Come Back, UtUe - A t the recent Wapping Fair OfEN SUNDAY 1 lo 4 before heading back to Washing' Sheba,” "For Love or Money," :aieetlng. Pleasant Valley Club Inc. "Joan of Lorraine," "Inherit the CEMENT 145 ENFIELD ST., THOMPSONVILLB—'/i MILE FROM STATE LINE ton. Tier Curtains -voted to give a $8 award to the »1 0 9 « Wind” and “ Glgt." ^teen-ager who makes and exhibits "Jenny Kissed Me” will be per- W. H. ENGLAND •iha best cotton dress. D ISPLA Y A T MONAS’TERY formed Friday and Saturday, May MME-a ADD BEAUTY-^UnUTY—ECONOMY Bethlehem, April 28 (/P) — A LUMBER CO. r. Wapping Grange wUl hold a pub- Festive Lilies Receive Roses collection of Israeli handicrafts, 5 and 6, in the Whiton Ubrary rftc auction at the Community loaned by the Israel consulate for Auditorium at 8:30 p.m. Tickets tBbusa on May 30. Mrs. Ruth Lind- The Misses Carol Gliha, Paulette Croteau, Mary Jane Bogglni and Penny Fairbank, all of Manchea- j W ITH A N O’CONNOR exhibitions throughout the country, may be purchased from any mem- s Open A ll Day Saturday s and Mrs. William Leonard ter. were presented First Lady Roses by Charles S. Burr, president of C. R. Burr nurseries, on the eve will be on display May 2-7 at the ber of the Community Players, or JwBl be chairmen of a bake sale; .of Plantiand on the Parkway s ninth annual Rose Festival being held tomorrow and Sunday. The any member of St. Bridget's Ro- *aad Mrs. Wnham McGill of E2Iing- ^rr-tntroduced rose was first presented to the nation's First lA dy at the March opening of Wash- Little A rt Shop of Regina Laudis "A t the Green” —M l 9-5801 sary Society, sponsors of the rtoo Rd. will be in chu^ of the ington's Flower and Garden Show. The four g^rls. along with Miss Alicia Blanchfield and Miss Monastery of the Benedictine 1.47 GARAGE Order of-contemplative Nuns. play. jn m n age sale. For pick up aerv- Kathy Gibbs, will give away "rose buds” to lady visitors during the two-day event. Expert gar- Eosmt starting. . . buih to 3ea, eontribatora may call Ray dening consultants will be on hw d to answer visitors' questions and W IN F's Cal Kolby will interview 36-INw L E N G T H ...... 1>67 -Xivennora, Fait Rd.; Walter Foe- the experts during a half-hour y d lo broadcast at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow. (Herald photo by Satemis.) lost leogor... LOW AS $ 2 A WEEK W hot • boouty—oad tddit i t *n thd _lar. Fester 8 t; Leonard Barter. labor-ooiriBf fooiuroo! Impuloo olortor. :«icW and Rd.; Harry Weils, Averv AltrotftSTPO oocjtio hood t&ot koopo on- 45-IN. LENGTH...... 1.97 Extended Forecatt necticut for the period Saturday to be cool most of the period with fin o eUoiMr. e u y tioiofat loloetor loU r S t ; or WJDlam Leonard Sr.. E. you diol euUiof lioitht bHwooo •W diBa Tpka., Manchester. through Wednesday, calls for tem- some warming possible about l ^ 't o 3 )?: 3-H.P., 417$$, eostrolo eoOTon- The five day forecast for Con- a high o f around 67. 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\ MANCHESTER EVEkiNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, COJW, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1961 PAGE BLIVPN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY. APRIL 28, 1961 PAGE TEN laneous shower at her home In East Hartford. , \ County Unit Sets preliminary findings of the pro- Water Co. Blames^ollution Several Showers rram at the conchiding session of R,ockviUe-V emon {ebels Ignore Miss Wrubel was also feted at the 169th* aimual meeting of ths Pension Unit Censure For Miss Wrubel two other miscellaneous showers Abstract Art Talk St a te N ews Announce Engagements given by her aunts, Mrs. Earl FORMAL WEAR SUte Medical Society, To Green Manor^ Schallers Some 20,000 motorists will be Renewal Unit - Laotian Plea Miss Jacqueline Rae Wrubel, Yost, at her home In East Hart- Modem abstract painting will TO RENT examined before the program is Rejected by Martin ford, and Mrs. Raymond Lagasse, be the subject of a lecture Tues- 45 Edmund St., Manchester, has at her home In Hartford. The cen- Roundup completed in about a year, he said. The Manchester WaUr Co. to-tservolr, leaving the property bar- day evening in Rockville by John • WEDDINGS • BANOUETS • ORGANIZATIOMO been honored at several bridal The examinations take place in or Cease-Fire ren and subject to erosion. terpiece for the latter shower was Gregorppoulos of the School of COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE Sets Meeting day brought a $100,000 damage showers recently. She will wed a cake decorated by Mrs. Francis a mobile laboiktory. So far 7,000 General Manager Richard Martin rejected the “vote of cen- Failure to prevent erosion, there- Fine Arts at the University of REASONABLE RATES (Conttmwd from Pace One) (Oonttnned from Page One) suit against Green Manor Con- George E. Parsons Jr. af East Terhune, cousin of the bride-elect. Connecticut. drivers have been examined and sure” taken by the town pension board two weeks ago, saying by allowing the flow of water over findings have been completed on To Air Plans struction Co., claiming pollution Green Manor land to carry silt, Gregoropoulos will address the MANCHESTER taraiined, by looking at the sun it was unconstitutional, and offended the rules of “ordinary Hartford, May 6, at a 10 o’clock 8,000 of them. ’ Uon was deteriorating and that of the water company's Lydall fit. sand, oil, tar and noxloiu sub- P A TIE N T I*X)UND DEAD Tolland County A rt Association EAST HABTVORD when it waa directly overhead, that Maas at Church of the Assump- Preeton, April 28 (IP)— Dorothy at Its regular meeting at 8 o’clock noon had arrived. He aet his clocks Second to weight problems wer^ An Informal public mOeting to courtesy and decency. ‘ further moves have to be seriously stances Into Wilson Brook and in- tion. WEST HABTfOtO Tile pension board sent him the son is guaranted by the Constitu- reservoir. Leppens, a SO^year-oId patient at in the Old High School Building HARMAC heart abnormalities, Shortal said. to water company waterways is accordingly, and everybody fol- bring Rockville residents up to tion an opportunity to face his ac- considered. A personal shower for 25 guests MEN’S and BOVS' WEAR HAMDEN Electro-cardiograms showed that minutes o f Its meeting as a notifi- An attachment, .filed In the town charged In the suit. Norwich State Hospital, was on Park St. The session is open to lowed suit. This meant that the date on the city's utban renewal cusers, to be represented by coun- Western experU in Laos said the was gdven by her bridal atten- found dead on the banks of the all interested persons. clocks in an adjacent town might 23 per cent had such abnormalities, cation of Its action, which was a clerk’s office, is placed on Green The water company said that program will be held sometime In protest to his distribution of a sel if he wishes, and to cross-ex- rebels are in such a strong po- dants, Miss Donna Wrubel and Thames River near the hospital Members will bring in work for he several minutes ahead, or be- he said. amine his accuser and any wit- sition ^militarily that they can Manor property located oS Rtea 6 runoff la decreasing its capacity Mrs. Lawrence Duport, at the In addiUon. he said, 18 per cent May, according to Harry W. questionnaire on the town em- and the pollution of water le caus- yesterday. State Police said she criticism, and selections of "Palnt- hind. Railroads tended to operate nesses. Apart from the , pdnstltu- take any objective they desire un- and 44A In Bolton. bride-elect’s home. Mrs. George E. was an apparent victim of drown- ings-of-the-month” will be made had hign blood pi^surc and 15 per ployes pension fund. Named as oo-defendenU In the ing damage and injury in ^ e according to the time in the major Flanun, chairmen of the Rockville Uonallty Involved, it would seem less U.S. forces intervene. Parsons Sr., mother of the bride- ing. She had 'leen missing for two for the Rockville, South Coventry cent showed evidence of color 1 reject the censure by the action are John Schaller, Yvonne operation of the business. Cities along their routes. Redevelopment Agency. '■ that ordinary courtesy and de- ’ITie rebels and the government groom, was hostess for a miscel- days. and Bolton Libraries. blindness. members of the pension board that cency would afford anybody such have accepted in principle a joint Schaller, Phyllis Schaller and Representing the water com- Be declined to draw any con- He emphasised the meeting will were present at the meeting on Tremarco Co. Inc. pany in the suit Is the law firm 2,000 Broilen Kilted not be an official public hearing, an opportunity.” Sovlet-British appeal for a cease- clusions, explaining ‘ •There are no April 18,” he wrote. fire. But they have not gotten to- The water company claims that of Joseloff, Murrett * Throws of lOLAND Burlington. April 28 (/Pi—More reco ^ sed standards to determine but will give residents a chance Martin said he forwarded the Censure of this nature of a pub- pension board’s minutes to the gether on a time. Grieen Manor has removed trees, Hartford. than 2,000 broilers nearly ready a person’s ability to drive safely.” to comment and ask questions on lic official Is a rather drastic ac- vegetation and topsoil from prop- The suit is returnable to the all phases of redevelopment. board of directors and ”T expect A rebel broadcast yesterday pro- for the market suffocated late yes- tion and the only time I can recol- erty lying adjacent to Wilson Hartford County Superior Court -'Plans now call for members of that the directors can be exp^t- claimed, “W e are the victors,” and terday afternoon in a smouldering lect Its having been invoked dur- Brook, which leads into the re- in June. are in a brooder house on the the agency, planners, consulting ed to exercise, as Ute legislative demanded the government send a ing recent years was when the body of the town. .Jhe same high pynt poultry farm. engineers and contractors to be delegation to Xieng Khouang, in United States Senate censured degree of good Judgment that It rebet-held territory. Only a handful of broilers sur- Obituary present. Time and place will be Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin. Lincoln White declined to discuss ment said they had decided to ex- vived the dense smoke which announced, although Information has exercised In the past in mat- The government showed no dis- the question o f a “ cutoff point” for change ambassadors and sign "in ” At least he had an opportunity PEC filled the 2-story building. Mrs. today la that Sykes Auditorium ters concerning town pensions.” position to back down on its de- U.S. patience in waiting for the the Immediate future” an agree- ement of Miss Ann»J.^ The engagement of Miss Eliza- G.PASS. to be heard. m Dora Pent, owner of the farm, es- Matthew J. Smyth will be used. ’The manager added that he Is sire that negotiations be held this rebel forces, which now hold much ment on economic and cultural Manchester to Thomas beth Ann England of Manchester “ expected to carry out the instruc- New Canaan is an- SEDAN timated her loss at betwen J2,- Flami|i said the city’s urban re- My rejection of the censure is weekend in the royal cq.pltal of of noithem Laos, to agree to end questions. to John Justin Spaulding of Matthew J. Smyth. 72. died yes- tions of the board o f directors.” nounced by her parents, Mr. and 000 and $2,500. Mft€r h€ was stricken with newal plan is being developed based on the grounds that any per- Luang Prabang, still contralled by the fighting. Howpver, authorities Twenty-four hours before Sou- nounced by her parents, Mr. and said the Kennedy administration k^s. Edward W. Nash, Rt. 12, Mrs. Harvey J. Duplin, 20 Hemlock Waterbury, V t„ is ahnounced by *1777 The broilers were housed on the a heart attack while raking leaves ahead of schedule and that the Royal troops. .i / vanna Phouma'a return, acting aecond floor of the 2-story build- last contract for work In the pres- was not willing to wait very much rebel Premier ISiamaouk Koela Danielson. St., Manchester. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 12 Months or in the yard at his home. 35 Dover Britain suggested thai nego- Her fiance is the ion o f Mr. and ing. Fire damage was limited to ent phase of the program has been tiators meet “under ai fla g r o t longer. declared in a atatement: Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and C. England Jr., 81 S. Main St., 12,000 Miles Guarantee $195 Down Rws our A fall wedding is planned. gone off under conditions a man will be very difficult He spoke to desire o f peace. cut, and is employed by R. E. A. an' fiance Is a ■ graduate of cline of 13 in the number of school Survivors include his wife, Mrs. graded, Flamm said. members of the International Con- rived back in Laos today after nine Express. apparently could have survived. months in self-imposed exile. ” If the other side la also sincere Watepbury High School in Ver- districts reporting. Eveiv-n Schulx Smyth; two daugh- Data from the appraisals, plus trol Commlasion made up of In- A fall wedding is planned. 500 GREEN STAMPS 8 The capsule was used once be- Thomas H. CbhnoUy Sr., 90, dean in ita -wish to have Laos embark chid, a nose veil • and cro\t-n,' and mont, *and received a bachelor of For the coming school year m ters. Mri. Robert T. King and Mrs. dia, Poland and Canada that will Blaming the western powers for the recommended plan of develop- fore on a similar shot. It was re- of American League umpires, and the civil war, he flew to Xiens on the road of peace and neutrali- she carried a colonial bouquet of civil eng;ineering degree in 1958 September there were 364 elemen- Laura Mlodzinski, both of Man- supervise a truce. He urged the tary. 315 seconds^ and 128 other ment, la being compiled Into a 160- covered and repaired to be fired first to be elected to Baseball Hall Khouang, in the Plains des Jarres, ty, then there will be greeter un- violets and yellow sweetheart from the University of- Dayton, WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF 10 or MORE SECTIONS OF chester, and two grandsons. commlasion members to go to Laos persc/nnel vacancies reported. page report to be turned over to aloft a second time. of Fame, dlea at his home . after a tour of European and Asian denitandlng in the forthcoming rosea. Ohio. He has served as a lieutenant SUOOR c^swdsKo. Funeral services will be held agencies of the federal government as soon as possible. Bridesmaids were Mias Nancy Dr. Maurice J. Ross, research N A S A said the teat would pro- Ninety-nine percent of U. S. citi- capitals that culminated in joint negotiations.” in the U.S. Corps of Engineers in Monday, at a time to be announced, for review. vide basic information on the zens, judging from Douglas John- Should rebel successes bring the C. Ames of South Windsor, sister Korea and Virginia, and is em- chief for the department,,sald ac- at the Hallett Funeral Home in declarations of mutual support tual totals each month are always Flamm estimated It will be sev- flight characteristics of the cap- son’s torrentisU mall, endorse hla collapse of the pro-western Boun ALGERIANS FOR PARLEY Weddings of the bridegroom, and Miss Janet ployed by the Connecticut State Flushing, L. I., N. Y. Burial will Oum government, the ability of with Communist China and North Bilodeau, 6 Seaman Circle. They greater than those reported since eral weeks before the report will sule and the escape system. honesty in returning $240,000 he Viet Nam. " Paris, April 28 (81—^TBe Al- Highway Dept. Joseph Jay Studio not all school districts submit be in Flushing Cemetery. The escape eequence la as fol- foimd in street . . . Secretary of the western powers to deal with were dressed in blue and white and Friends may call at the Holmes be returned to Rockville for ap- British quarters in Vientiane gerian nationalist' government their openinga. Commerce Luther H. Hodges an- the Communist challenge in the Sherwin • Fountain mint green and white gowns de- Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to- proval by city agencies and the lveils and TTie first stop w ill be the Rock- ing the capsule to the Little Joe muhinery to “ pursue vlgorouely’* liaUe eonrees reported today, Sentenced to Prison from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. There Beyond the immediate threat to coalition government to represent of Manchester and Frederick Wal- crowns, and carried similar flow- ville Planning Commission. rocket separatee. depreesed arena aid program await- ’the Algerians refused to at- ter Sherwin Jr. of South Windsor Add charm, warmth, boauty and vohio to your homo by New Haven. April 28 pPi—Dan- will also be calling hours at the Second, a 60-000-pound thrust ing President Kennedy’s signature. Laos, Kennedy administration all Laos at the Geneva conference ers. funeral home in Flushing Sunday Next, an official public hearing scheduled to meet May 12 to chart tend talks arranged early tlila were united in marriage Wednes- Harold Dumas, 94 Mather St., iiel Segall of Fairfield, a contrac- will be held. solid propellant rocket, sitting on Rescue party begins its third leaders fear, is a broader threat to month. But following the eol-^ tor, has beei sentenced to a year from 1 to 10 p.m. South Viet Nam and ’Thailand. The the future of the country. day evening; at methe Wapping wapping v-om-Com- was best man. Ushers \»ere James complomentiRq it with gracious looking split roil fence. top of a 16-foot steel tower above day o f struggle through muddy lapse o f the rightwing army re- In prison on tax charges. The sen- Rockville Elks Lodge will con- ’The plan will then go to the re- United States recently gave both But the declaration Souvanna munity Churchirch in ■ South...... Windsor,. Sullivan of Vernon and David Eu- the capsule, fires, and Jerita the swamp in Holden, Mass., toward volt In Algeria, the rebele are tence was ordered suspended after duct a memorial service tomorrow development agency, then to the countries new assurances of mili- Phouma and Premier Pham Van The bride is ' the daugluqr of Mr. banks, 49 Wadsworth St. space craft up and away from the wreckage of light plane believed to now plctur^ as believing the at 7 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral city council and, finally, back to tary support as events may re- Dong Issued in Hanoi today_treat- and Mrs. Albert.Ibert Fountain\467 N. A reception for 200 guests was 60 dairs. main launching rocket. contain bodies of three Pennsyl laat obstacle to peace talka has The penalty was imposed yes- Home. the federal government for ap quire. ed the Laotian as the head of Main St., Manchester. The bride- held at the Davis Memorial Build- 11111x1, when the eacape rocket vahia men . . . Congress is told ad- been removed. OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS TO 8:30 terday In UJ. District Court by Memorial contributions may be proval. mirals’ quarters in San Diego. State Department .press officer full-fledged government. The state- groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ing of the church after the cere- has burned out, it and the eup- Fl-ederick W. Sherwin,. Wheeler Judge Robert P. Anderson before made to the Manchester Area When all approvals are final, the porting tower fall away from the Calif., are refurfatshed to tune of mony. For a motor trip north, the Rd., South Windsor. bride wore a medium blue suit. The whom SegaU pleaded guilty March Heart Fund. urban renewal project will enter space craft. $1,900 every year when new occu- 28 to a charge of filing a false the “ loan and grant” phase, which pant moves in. The Rev. Roy Hutcheon, pastor couple will be at home April 22 at Fourth, a small atabllizlng par- o f the Wapping Community tax statement for 1954.. Mrs. Mary A. MacIntyre will begin with new appraisals of achute unfurls and pulla out the. 46 Phoenix St.. Vernon. Church, performed the double ring The bride is a 1960 graduate of SPECIAL In another action. Judge Ander- Mrs. Mary Ann MacIntyre of all the property. Onbe the new large main parachute that lowers son continued the tax case against appnalsals are complete, the candlelight ceremony. Manchester High Scliool, and is Enfield, formerly of Lyness St., the capsule into the water. Columbia employed by Travelers Insurance William M. Pomerantx. 53. Hart- agency will begin to acquire prop- All of that worked just as Miss Barbara Fountain, 467 N. died yesterday at the .Wesson Main S t, was her sister’s maid of Co. in Hartford. Her husband at- ford, for 15 days so an affidavit erty through negoUatlon with planned at Cape Canaveral Fla. VALUE! Memorial Hospital In Springfield, honor. Best man was Albert W il- tended 'Manchester schools and is can be obtained from a witness. property owners. “ ’Tuesday under real, emergency Coventry Man Maas. She was the widow of Hugh liams of Windsor Lockii, brother- employed by I’ratt and Whitney for limited time only The Hartford lawyer has pleaded A, MacInt>Te. and lived In Man- 'The federal government will ad conditions but without a m a n Innocent to two counts of failing to vance money for acqusltlon. in-law of the bridegroom. Aircraft. LUMBER — MILLWORK ~ MASONS SUPPUES chester for many years before aboard. Charged in Break The couple left for a wedding file Income tax returns for 1954 Police Arrests moving to Enfield 10 years ago. The launching Tuesday was trip to the White Mountains in and 1955 during which the gov- She was bom In Argyleshlre, Rockville police arrested a Man- aimed to put a space capsule, A Coventry man was arrested tO' 2 MAIN STREET — Ml 9-5295 ernment says he earned $118,591 chester youth last night at the Bar New Hampshire. The couple ■will Scotland, a daughter of Neil and IdenUcal with the one used here, day and charged with attempt to live at the bridegroom’s parents’ RANGE reg. $56.95 value Mary Moore. New Haven, who Jean May MacKaye. 83 ResUurant on complaint o f the into orbit for a single run around SERVICE AND QUALITY AT NO EXTRA COST had pleaded guilty, was given commit burglary after an incident home on Wheeler Rd., South Wind- Pay only 76c weekly Survivors include three daugh- proprietor, Harland Phalin, that the Earth end to recover it upon suspended sentence for failing to the . youth was causing a disturb at the Elmer Remsen house on sor. rUEL OIL FREE ESTIMATES— FINANCING ARRANGED ters Mi.ss Jean MacIntyre. Mrs. descent. Mrs. Sherwin is a 1960 graduate handsome cheat included purchase the government gamb- ance. Parker Bridge Rd. Harry C. Mohr, and Mrs. Carl W. The vehicle wandered off course of Ellsworth High School In East when you buy this ling stamp after accepting wagers Johnson, all of Enfield; a son, Charged with breach of peace and was intentionsUy destroyed by State Trooper Donald McCua of GASOLINE Windsor Hni, and la employed as dO Piece Service for 8 She was placed on probation for Peter MacIntyre of New ypfk Is Richard H, Wemmell, 18, of 134 the range safety officer after 40 the Colchester Troop reported W. Center St. He was taken Into a cashier at King’s D ^artm ent five years. seconds of flig h t But the escape Remsen was awakened by a noise City; six grandchildren and seven c iM ^ y by Patrolman Clarence Store in Manchester. Mr. Sherwin great-grandchildren. device did its Job and the space at his bedroom window at about attended Ellsworth High School, N eff and posted $50 bond for court 2:30 a.m. He turned on a light and Driver Health Tests Private funeral services will be appearance May 16. chamber came down under condi- and is employed by Hartman’s To- BANTLY OIL Hamden, April 28 UP>— A b o u t 3 5 held Saturday, at the Watkins- tions which officials said a man saw a man halfway through the bacco Co. in Manchester. ( .nil' \\^. i\c, Patrolman Robert Ahnert ar- window. Remsen hit the man over per cent of motorists examined West Funeral Home, 142 E. Cen- rested another Manchester youth could have survived. M UN -dll.l.i thus far under Connecticut’s ter St. 'ITie Rpv. C. Arthur Bradley The final teat launching here the head with a box of Christmas ISUespoom shortly before 2 a.m. today after tree ornaments, and the Intruder Ames - Cole loneer driver health teat program of Enfield Congregational Church following his car from E. Main S t was to have been carried out "WE SAVE > TEL. MItclicll 9-4595 8 forks ave been found to have some will officiate. Burial will be in East yesterday but It was postponed fled, police said. The marriage of Miss Rhoda to the corner of Brooklyn and Emelia Cole of Manchester and SH.H.forftfl bealth defect '' Cemetery. when a cloud cover blocked out Emeat Whipple, 33, of Sam ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 serrated S Market Sts YOU MONET Robert Desmond Ames of South T^LoiM ljDm d Dr. James P. Shortal. the proj- Friends may call at the funeral Green Rd., Coventry, was subse- ’The accused, Thomas F. Mozzer, plans for extensive photogiraphlc Windsor was solemnized April 8 at knives ect’s medical director, report^ home today from 7 to 9 p.m. quently picked up. on South St.. I» n i h t' A* .1 / A w ^ 25. of 31 Oak St., Is charged with observation from the ground and the Church of the Nazarene in Man- w ^4 y 8soupspeoas yesterday that the most common driving without a license and li from'chase planes. Coventry, at about 4 a.m. after TEL Ml ^2343 I his car had been found abandoned chester. 8 salad foritf health shortcoming was weight. due in court May 16. Ahnert re The bride ia the daughter of Mr. He said 34 per cent of the drivers ported he spotted Mozzer parked S B O D I E S R E C O V E R E D in a ditch. 2teblespoaas Funerali He was charged with the at- ■nd Mrs. Albert W. Cole, 129 Bran- WHEEL CHAIRS were either overwelgnt or under in a filling sUtlorTwIth the head Holden, Maas., April 28 UP)— ford St., Manchester. The bride- Fourth Annual ROSE FESTIVAL weight lights turned /off. H e\ followed The mangled bodies of three tempted burglar^' and has posted a $1,000 bond for appearance in groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. | Step up The survey Is a joint undertak- Fred W, Brass when the car \^as driven away. Pennsylvania men were recov- Myron Ames, 54 Dower Rd., South ing of the U.S. Public Health Vernon Constable John R. Wll ered today from the smashed re- 11th Circuit Court in WiUlmantlc to finer Andover— Funeral services for on May 15. Trooper David C. Windsor. ! Service, the Connecticut Health Uams arrested David N. Masse of mains of a plane which flew In- The Rev, C. E. Winslow, pastor stainlesfi Fred W. Brass, 84, who died sud- Toomey asaisted in the investiga- EXPERTS! FUN! VALUES! and Motor Vehicles Departments denly WMnesday morning will be Riga La.. Bolton, on a routine to a swamp at steep angle laat of the Church of the Nazarene. per-: NOW! tion. and the Connecticut State Medical held tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the check last night and charged him Tliesdsy. formed the double ring ceremony, ■ Society. Its purpose la to estab- with failure to carry a registration. Potter Funeral HOme, 456 Jack- aaslsted by the Rev. Foster R. Nel-, Join your neighbors lish a relationship, If any, between son St., Willi mantle. ’The accused is due in Manchester son of Riverhead, Long Island, InTernational Circuit Court May 11. in Our Golden a driver's safety record and his ’The Rev. Willard E. Tliomen. N.Y.. uncle' of the bride. Miss , FREE! Special Prices Galore! health. Treasure Hunt. pastor of First Congregational Little League Notes Marion Janes, 131 Summit St., was Und our HIDDEN Stainless Shortal discussed some of the Church, Andover, will officiate. Beginners classes for 8-year- soloist, and Mrs. Fred Woods of FOR THE LADIES V.4LUE.S among American made in steel to exacting standeids Burial will be in Pine Grove Cem- olds In the Rockville-Vernon Lit Monroe wa^organlst. BURR'S BETTER ROSES our Nursery Stock of Amerirsn rrafismsn-kip by etery, Westfield, Mass. tie Leagfue will open tomorrow at Escorted Ay her father, the bride For Sale Girl$' Summer Set BUY 8 ROSES—RECEIVE A ROSEBUSH FREE! and other merchan- THK INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY Friends may call at the funeral Henry Park at 10 a.m. ' ■'■I wore a sM n floor-length gown, de- A CUT All Amertran Winners— Duet, Pink Parfait dise! home tonight, from 7 to 9 o’clock. The opening of beginner class- signed with a sweetheart neckline or Rent es puts all phases of the Little and fingertip sleeves. The skirt terminated in a chapel train. Her FIRST LADY — MERRY HEART ,.i League Into operation for the ROSEBUD GOLD GLOW — CHERRY GLOW Sofa Set] 1961 season. headpiece was a fingertip veil, and A t Northeast School tomorrow, she carried an orchid on a Bible. mCDICRL Gardening all 9 and 10-year-olds, both those Miss Sally-Ann Cole, 129 Bran- At lowest price ever! who are already playing on the ford St., was her sister’s maid of PHflRfnflCY JAPANESE Japanese Andromeda farm teams and those who have honor. She wo : «m organdy ball- 46HN 6 .FfiAWC.9.8. Ml. 2-4141 YEWS Consultants WehNdropped from the regular erina-length gown of white and or- FREE! Hybrid Rhododendron only ^ 2 . 9 5 p®*** UPRIGHT and Come In and talk over your tbams, will report at 1 p.m. SPREADING fFeueml tss ettm) Boys 11 and 12 years'old, both FOR THE MEN Red Azalea.s gardening problems with our team members and those who WINF RADIO 1230, MOIL-FRI. 9:10 A.M. visiting e.xperts. have, been dropped, will report at $1.95 2;30'p.m, ■ Helpful AGRICO—GIL DOW . Rain will postpone the sessions FOR THAT SCHOOL PROM 10 for $15.00 C. R. BURR— ERNIE BU.SII to the following Saturday at sim- A House HARTS—BRAD ALPERS ilar times. IT TAKIS MOM THAN A SHItl TO MAKIA HOME IIVABIE OR WEDDING Gardening ORTHO—NED HENNIGAN PINES $2,95 ...... 10 for S25XK) SCOTTS— CflUCK KIPP Boat License Bill VITOGRO—U.EORGE 2 Literature Rent Formal Wear THOMPSON Hartford. April 28 mod- Look for Your Attendant In the L ovely on your own table, or buy several pain ^866 KMOKE.S T A X BOOST H IT Of Fun! ValiMs! and see CoL Cal Colby eling apparel from Burton’s There’s a cute grown-up air to broadcast live on W IN F Ra- now at this low price for important gift occasions Hartford, April 28 — A YOU MIIID IT-WE MUD IT-OR WE lOTH MIIID H I will distribute FREE help- RED HAT! this sleeveless dress an(l bolero WINF, RADIO 1230, IIOli-FRI. 11:30 AM. dio Saturday morning at Ah altracUve set crocheted in continued campaign to oppose a Infomration! ful literature. to come!.,^raceful contours. Polyethylene lining ■et for girls of three to eight. So 11:80. We’ll Be Looking for You! versatile, too. the ever-popular pineapple ..design proposed 20-oent Increase In leiiigeH M jroi^ ^ will do-wonders for your favorite state cigarette taxes was pledg- and top Invents corrosion from salt, 2*/2 in- high. No, 8 16 1 with Patt-O-Rama U chair or sofa! GROSSMAN la sizes 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8 years. Size ed by businessmen from 4, dress, 2 yards o f 35-inch; bolero, Pattern No. 2856 has crochet di- throughout the state ^thls week ■ ssjwwwi mil t imeMBhi-tTiMW^^iji HOMES REPRESENTATIVEM Where all your gardening needs ore satisfied! rections; material requirements; HEAR! HERE! ■ isisw Wb BMUMWiiiti e t^ ' ■‘ki t HB in t e r n a t io n a l SILVER COMFAMV ■hort sleeves, yard. stitch illustrations. at a meeting of the* Cigarette I wm ta Mirt it sliia a* sea Iwas iWd ■M; Open Daily and Sundays 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. To order, vend 35c In coins to:— Machine Operators o f Connec- EDWARD SILVERMAN To order, send 25c in coins to; ssB. Hem. MsS imiawWUsBrllsi 111 THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL 8:00 Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve- Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve-, ticut Assoi^tlon at the Statler- 641 Main St„ Hartford ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF Hllton. Nathan Well, chairman S CHapel 1-1165 ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF msiu iss NSM emimMe sstmm. AMERICAS, NEW YOBK 36, N.Y. of the aasoclatibn, strewed that^ CR0SBY& IIMlIllWt . . ' AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, F or Ist-olaas mailing add 10c N. V. the proposed increase frimi three I te TW eiM UNt’ m m tor eacb pattern. Print Name, Ad- MiCHAa cmkvis 1215 T O L L A N D T U R N P IK E SHOOR For Ist-class mailing add 10c for to five cents a pack state tax 902 Main fit,, WUUmantie dress With Zone, Btyie No. snd I NMip...... Telephone M l 9-2508 each pattern. Print Name, A d d rm represents a 66 per cent tax In- HArrison i-6M l ON m e PARKWAY with 2k>ne and Pattern Number. crease levied against 85 per cent PARK FREE IN PURNELL PARKING 917 MAIN STREET— MI 9-1814 Baale Fkshion. Spring * Sum- CLOONEY I STNonrt*t*«t*t**»(ts«t*M********ss*s*ssss Have you the '61 Album contain- o f the populaUnn, the Bomber «IJBT A nTEF AWAY fVOM BCOAL SMT W. b u a wealth o f sowing ing many lovely designs and free -estimated te be cigaratte smok- ! efTT...... X M i ...... t T A T I ...... Mean; g ift pattern coupon. 39c patterns? Only 25c a copy I WINF, RADI01330, M0N,flll. 11:00 AM. t 1 r / J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.i : MANCHESTER, CONN, FRn)AY, APRIL 28, 1961 ^agb twelve MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1961 PAGE THIRTBfiN other projects undertaken by Newcomers Dance Youngsters Going Shrinem and service clubs in area lead the afternoon business meet- Bif kon HEALTH CAPSULES towns. Cove ntry ^ Brotherhood Units ing for brotherhood men, Israel Claims UARj two men charged by the U.S. Im- by Micbael A Petti, MJD. To Shrine tircus Barnsley said about 6,000 chil- A roast beef dinner will be migration Service of having plot' Scheduled May 6 dren are expected at the,perform- Meet at St. Mary’s served at 8 pim. by women o f St. Fighter JetDowned ted to smuggle three aliens Into WHAT E F F E CT DOES HIGH ance. Mary’a. the United States. The Newcomers Club, sponsored One hundr^-elght handicapped Legion Launches Program WATCH REPAIR Board to Hear Report BLOOD PRESSURE HAVE Bus chaperones wdll be Mr. and O. Stuart Lynne, director of St. (Continued from Pag* One) Franco and Ignazio Como, 46, a by the Manchester YWCA, will and underpri^leged dilldren from A special music prog^ram to be OM T H E H E A R T? Mrs. Barnsley, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt prcjenicd by a male choir from Mary's Brotherhood chapter, is barber from Long Island, N. Y„ ALL TYPES hold its annual spring dance Sat- Manchester will attend a special SUIson, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B O A T chairman of the prqgram. Assist- were ordered held in $10,000 bond penetrated Israeli air space far- urday, May 6, in the K o f C Home To Benefit Richard Hathaway Christ Church Cethedral in Hart- performance of the Shrine Circus Coda. ford will highlight the spring, as- ing him will be Elmer L. Odell, ther south In the Negeb. each. All Work Electronically,^ On School Facilities from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Hartford Armory tomorrow sembly of the Brotherhood of St. Winslow Manchester, Harold S. In Cairo, a military spokesman Immigration Service agents said New residents of the town are A fund-raising program to bene-# morrow and 2 p.m. Sunday at Andrew, Diocese of Connecticut, Case, L. F. Heard, Wyvllle S. Pea- today confirmed that a United they paid an Argentine seaman Tested invited. Tickets fiiay be obtsUned morning. three-memb«r subcommittee* Ladd will keep records U»e ^ t fit Richard Hathaway haa been Plalns AthleUc Field. Sunday at St. Mary's Episcopal body, and George Brownsworth. Arab Republic plane was hit in an to smuggle the three aliens— Ital- by callirig Mrs. J. J. O'SulUvan, The children, cluliMn by the Town Gifl Finalist air battle with Israeli jets along ians residing in Buenos Aires— GUARANTEED FOR ONE FULL YEAR Of the Board of EducaUon is ex- and last fish brought in by a boy atarted under aponaorahlp of the Final figures of a gross of Church. 181 Woodland Dr., South Windsor, nurses at each smool, will visit $787.68 donated to the local March the Negeb frontier. into the United States. They were pected to give Its report on school and girl. American Legion Auxiliary. Delegates and officers of 40 Prises will be awarded for the or at the door. the circus'—ii)_B)^*'Le cars and For Beauty Title of Dimes has ben reported by , Mrs. chapters of the brotherhood in the A brief announcement by Cairo charged with paying about $400 facilities at a merting of the b < ^ three chartered buses In a project Rosts 3 t-T H E RIM ES-W illisiairtio Richard, age 14. was severely Lakings Observe to Vanaclo Zamudio, a boatswain Monday at 8 p.m. at Bolton Ele- biggest, heaWest and the largest Herbert W. Love, chairman. The diocese will meet in the afternoon Radio quoted the spokesman as 4 ^ ROBERT JEWELERS co-sponsored by the Manchester Miss Nancy Kelley, daughter of saying the pilot returned safely aboard the merchanl vessel mentary School. number o f fish caught. Awards burned March 18 aCliis home when net is $735.48 after expenses were for business and worship. 538 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER Klwanls and Omar Shrine CTubs, 62nd Anniversary but did not say whether the plane Homero. Howard Jensen. Mrs. Catherine have been donated by the Bolton New, Used Items Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Kelley, 10 his clothing Caught fire as the re- deducted. Last yeah the net figures The Rev. J. Warren Hutchens, Harold Barnsley of Omar Shrine crashed. . The aliens arrived in New Or- Open Dally 9:80 to 6:30—Thnrs. till 9 P.M. Peresluha and Mrs. Helen Meloohe General Store. Elverett McKinney, Hoffman Rd., Manchester, Is one BOATS--MOTORS BUlt o f an explosion in an incin- were $818.73 rector of St. John’s Church in the Lamer Garden Center. Sheri- At 4-H Auction Club, general chairman of the The annual father and son ban- Bridgeport aqd a leader' of dio- Mr. and Mrs. John M. Leking. The spokesman charged Israeli leans aboard the ship Wednesday, fill 9-5660 serve on the committee which was trip, said three special buses will of five finalists at Baypath Junior erator fire. He received third de- 78 High St., o'oserved their 62nd planes flew over the Elauga i"^'- the immigration service said. n.mied to study any proposals sub- den s Garage, the Ailing Rubber College, Longmeadow, Mass., in a quet will be held at 5 p.m. Sun- cesan devotional days and re- Company. Manchester and Hart- leave from Verplanck School at 8 gree bums on his body and hands. wedding anniversary yesterday. trlct, the demllitarlBed zone be mitted to the board by townspeo- The Hartford County 4-H auc- beauty contest, sponsored by Pi TRAILERS-^-CABIN CRUISERS day at Church Community House. treats. will be,guest preacher for ford branches; the Bolton Dairy, a.m., and private cars wrtll trans- He is a patient at Windham Com- tween Sinai and Negeb. ple. The only one presented was tion, which benefits all the clubs Delta Epsilon, national honorary The affair is being sponsored by the evening, rie is a member of They were married April 27, Bolton Fruit Store, six and 44 port children confined to wheel- munity Memorial Hospital where the standing committee‘o f the dlo- 1899, by the late Rev.- Thomas The Israeli planes were Inter- for a Junior-senior high school simi- in Hartford County, wdll be held Journalism fraternity. FREE R E F R ESH M E NTS^? A .M . to 8 P.M. he is undergoing skin grafting. the Gleaners' Circle of Second Package Store. Prises will be TH E HEART HAS TO WORK chairs. CCS6« Simms, former minister of Cen- cepted by UAR planes Immediate- lar to that in Lebanon, proposed tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. on A wrlnner to represent Baypath He will be hospitalized for several Con’oir his retirement 18 years ago. He becau.se of the depth of the water in booths that will be set up on the The second bus wrill make its Kelley is a 1960 gre^duate of Man- C ITY U N E SERVICE and MARINE Mrs. Raymond E. Hathaway of mates on mrkinr a parking area auction grounds. Food will be HMhh g*v«t iMipfiil infonnatioe, chester High School, and a fresh- njrard White. Mrs. Edwin C. Meine director, the group wllji sing five is a member of the Golden Age Held for Smuggling at the south end of the school. It at the pond. Ice cream and soda nil not mfondodleboelorfiagneiiknohiro. first pickup at Lincoln School, pro- TEL. H A 3-0558 Ross Ave. He la a Grade 7 pupil at ker will be in charge of the enter- anthems. made and served by 4-H club mem- man student at Baypath Junior Coventry Grammar School. and Senlor^Cltizens Clubs in Man- would relieve congested parking wilt be sold. ceed to Nathan Hale School, and tainment program. The Rev. Prescott Beach, priest- bers and their familiesJ College. Richard MacNeil and Stanley chester. The couple has one son, New Orleans, April 28 — conditions in front of the school If the weather is unsuitable for meet the other bus at Verplanck. in-charge of St. Mary's Church, B. Ward Laking. 44 McKinley St. Luciano Franco, 71. a retired New the derby Sunday there will be an This year, 4-H members and Mason of the Legion are in general The Connecticut Pioneer Past which board members feel is haz- their families and friends who at- such as the Manchester Four Leaf ,.lThe third bus will make pickups Master's Association will hold its wi l l co>'duct the service. Assisting announcement over radio station at SL James' School, Washington charge of the fund-raising pro- him will be the Rev. Arthur Monk, Us e d C a rs C h orch e s ai-dous. tend the auction will be able to bid era. Homemaking Club, Dairy annual meeting and potluck sup- Transportation for elementarj’. W INF before 1 p.m. gram. Henry Agnew, treasurer of on new auction items as well as Club, Hiilstowrn Leather Pound- School and Verplwick School. per at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Coven- rector of Trinity Church in Bristol, secondarv* and mentally retarded Sale at Flrehoo.se The circus begins at 8:30 ain.. the Coventry Branch of the Man- brotherhood chaplain. The Rt. Rev. \ised items. Rakes, garden tools, ers and the Manchester 4-H Horse chester Savings and Loan Associa- try Grange Hall qn Rt. 44-A. children for 1961-62 is to be dis- The Woman's Auxiliary of Bol- Club have been busy searching for and ends at 11:48. The buses will Jo^n H. Esquirol, D D. end S. T. 6., horse equipment and plants tion on Rt. 31, will handle all the cussed. ton Volunteer Fire Department shrubbery and young trees, which lamps, books, dishes, furniture and return the children to their start- Advertisement— .suffragan bishop of Connecticut, 1955 C H E V R O L E T 1959 STU D E B A K E R ,.. Also on the ag^enda is a report on will hold a rummage and food other items that are still useable. ing points. funds given to the drive. "'ive the benediction. 2 have been donated by Manchester The Legion auxiliary is conduct- McKinney Lumber, MI 3-2141 action to meet the fire code at the sale May 6 at the firehouse from Many Manchester merchants and Other handicapped and under Warren E, Tennant, 97 Arcellia V-8 (Convertible. Power Lark Station Wagon. 6 nurserymen, will be among items ing the drive under its community Bolton Notch. Hundreds of Items both school. sUtus of the waterproof- 9 a.m. to noon. businessmen have donated tp i the privileged children from the Hart- Dr., president of the diocesan as- brakes and power steer- cylinder, standard trans- auctioned. so^ice program, according to for the home: Lumber, Hardware ing project consideration of a pro- Briefs ford area will attend the clrctu Iti sembly of the brotherhood, will ing. A-1 condition. mtmemM mission. posal Park and Recreation Com- For the past month 4-H groups auction. , Mrs. Louis A. Steullet, public rels- Mason. Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel W W W Bolton Grange will have a pot- Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. missioner Fred Gaal to have his tlons chairman. department equip and maintain the luck tonight at '6:30 preceding Donations may be mtflled to school playground, and the 1961-62 their business meetir)g.^,t 8 p.m. at Agnew at the bank. Collection Manchester Evening Herald the Community Hall. The third Coventry correspondent, F. Paul- budget. 1 boxes have also been placed In FAIRWAY 1960 D O D G E 1959 D O D G E ine Little, telephone PI 2-6231. Bids on renovations to make tne and fourth degrees will be con most bu.siness places in town. school comply with state fire ferred on Arm Warfel. Judi L*- Dart Phoenix 2-Door t 4-Door Hardtop. Fully mS R” Blanc and Rayinond Mozzer by la- L e t G L E N N E Y ’S S o lv e Y o u r Blond Appeal Also marshal's directives will be opened Hardtop. Fully powered. Q # # powered. All white. «F dies degree teairvs from Bolton An appeal has been made for are store s Low mileage. ^ ^ 8 at the meeting. anyone donating blood at the Vacation's 0\er Grange. The, Junior Fellowship of Bolton bloodmobile unit visit May 12 to Local Stocks MW# W W Bolton Elementary School will Congregational Church will hold a give it In the name of Richard re-open Monday at 9 a.m. after a dance ^girmlng at 7:30 tonight In LAWN AND GARDENING PROBLEMS Hathaway. When akin grafting Is op e n \eeek of vacation. The hot lunch the parish room performed on "Ricky," trans- Uuotattons PuiMslied h» menu next week will be: Monday All Bolton churches will hold fusions of blood are given. Blood Cobum A MIddlfbrook. Inc. 1958 P L Y M O U TH 1957 C H E V R O L E T —frankfurts on roll, celery, cai- servdce.s on daylight saving time donated will be used to replace Bank Slocks rot sticks, potato chips, vanilla- that needed at the time of the Now is th e tim e i o 2-Door Station Wagon. 4-Door Station Wagon. beginning Sunday. Bid Asked to n it e V-8, automatic transmis- N I^IB'% Radio and heater, auto- qr H 1 Rlto chocolate chip pudding: Tuesday— operations. g e t re a dy f o r th e o u t Conn Bank and Truit Sion, radio. R RTR-B matic transmission. Low . beef stew with ,yegetr/»les and Advertisement— The bloodmobib visit b being door m o n t h s-^t o cle a n cnwJters. bread and butter, brown- sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary. Co...... 49 52 McKinney Lumber, MI 3-2141. Hartford National up . . . to p o in t up . . . t ies‘: Wednesday—ahell macaroni Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items Mrs. James Hoyt, chairman of the Bank and Trust Co. 46'4 491,4 a n d to dress up yo ur hom e. casserole, buttered wax beans, for the home: Lumber. Hardware. community service committee, will till Fire Insurance C.tinpanie« bread and butter, cherry-pineap- got you serve as chairman. Blood donors It is surprising w h a t a littl e Mason. Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel • ^ s Aetna Fire ...... 112 116 M A N Y M O R E T O C H O O S E FROM ple-shortcake: Thursday — baked Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. may call her for an appointment. co lor in Hie form of p o in t con hash, catsup, buttered spinach, H ere’s w h y g re e n e r Appointments are being taken for Hartford Fire ...... 611,4 651,4 the a ll new F A IR W A Y n e xt to National Fire ...... 124 134 do to tra ns f orm . . . to b o ouH fy bread and butter, lemon gelatin; Manchester Evening Herald Bol- the’ visit whlrti will be held from EASY BANK FINANCING—LOW DOWN PAYMENT—88 MONTHS Phoenix Fire .. Friday — vegetable soup with ton correapondent, Grace McDer- 12:45 to 5:45 p.m. at Nathan Hale ...... 90'4 941,4 . . . yes, even glo rify o hom e. Lite and Indeninlty Ina Cos. the new popular m a rk e t; and crackers, bread and butter, apple- niotL telephone Mitchell 3-6666 Community Center. Aetna Casualty . <. .126 136 A s k us f or sugge stions a nd sauce cake. Mrs. Theodore HietalS will be Aetna Life ...... 108-j on e stimot e — no o b lig a tio n, of The only other school holiday ZAZZARO KIN DIES chairman for the day of the visit. 112>4 NeHTEiiGIfllDlAMfiisM Conn General (New) 200 210 coursci I our m a in stre et store . . . before the end of the term ta Hay The auxiliary has given $25 to Hartford. April 28 (4^F Hftd. Steam Boiler 105 110 CHORCHES MOTORS 30, Memorial Day. The school the Public Health Nursing As- J. Zazzaro. 55, one of Hartfofd's Hftd. Electric Light 66 69 YOUR LOCAL CHRYSLER and DODGE DEALER will close at 1 p.m. on June 22 Start with sociation. The group is making ample watch for our official world pioneer parking lot operators and w ill Travelers ...... 118',* 123 H ARTHUR and 23. Pupils will finish school on a brother of the late Democratic plans for a testimonial dinner for free grand opening! green WHERE YOUR SAVINGS CAN BE GREAT Public rtUIttee June 23 but teachers will be on political leaders, Anthony P. Zazr Fourth District President Mrs. W A R R IN GTO N parking etainpo 89 OAKLAND STREET— MANCHESTER duty June 24 from 9 a.m. until Conn. Light & Power 29',4 31 >i zaro, died yesterday. Henry Korber of North Windham, 29 Hudson St.— Manchester noon. a member of the Coventry unit, Hftd. Electric Light 66 69 FVihlng Derby Slated D e n n i s t h K i t! and Fourth District Commander Hartford Gas Co. .. 53'4 56'A AH boys and girls 12 years of James Byrne of Willlmantic. A Southern New England age and younger are invited to turkey dinner will be served at Telephone ...... 52 >4 55 >4 take part in the second annual H a rt off ers homeown ers the wid e st selection o f la w n the Legion home on Wall St. Manufacturing Gomnaqj^es HftU FOR RENT Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 57 towm-sponsored fishing derby Sun- For liartles, showera, recep- teed bl e nd e d in N e w Engla nd f or N e w Engla nd lawns. Honored at UConn day from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Cald- Associated Spring .. 13 >4 tions. meetings. Complete kitch- David E. Gray of Ripley HiU Bristol B rass...... 9 11'4 well Farm pn. Shoddy Mill Rd. en facilities. Large enclosed W h e th e r you're pa tching u p , re-plo n ting, o r starting Rd., was initiated into Pi Tau Sig- Jonathan Treat and Gregory Dunham Bush ...... 4 >4 514 parking lot. J from scratch, yo u'll-fin d o H a rt ble nd f or a ll growing ma, national honorary mechanical Em-Hart ...... 85 93 Gaa] have been named co-chair- engjineering • o c i e t y, yesterday. I I Fafnir Bearing ...... 51 64 men of the derby. They will be as- Inquire Uthuonion H d l ' conditions. Gray was one of six University of sisted by Keeney Hutchinson and N O W IS T H E T IM E F O R Connecticut Jimiors initiated in Landers Frary Clark 20 >4 22 >A 24 O O LW A Y STREET Norman Preuss, as ofllcial weigh- lo o k f o r the b ig re d h e a rt a t yo ur d e a le r's. F avorit e ceremonies at the Nathan Hals N. B. Machine .. i... 19 22 '4 era o f the fish. Anthony Maneggia North and J u d d ___ 1414 18 >A TEL. Ml 3-8104 of professionat g a rd e n ers throughout N e w Engla nd. Hotel in Willlmantic. Membership and August Mildner wrill measure a n 3-8490 After 8 PJW. is open to students majoring in me- Stanley Works ...... 16 18 the length of fish caught. Wayne D O W C R A B G R A S S K ILL E R r Terry Steam Boiler .3 2 35 chanical enginMring who maintain a scholastic average In the upper Veeder Root ...... 64 >4 58 >4 third of their class. The above quotations are not to A t L a s t . . . Here's On e T h a t R E A L LY Worlds PLANT \ 9C constn^ed as actual marketa TH E C H A S. C H A R T SEED C O» Special Event Planned G E T Y O U R N E X T P R E S C R I P T I O N F l U E D A T L I G G E T T S W OP MANCHESTER G U A R A N T E E D E F F E CTIV E N E SS Friendly Circle of First Congre- FIETCHER a ite S IjO, MItcheO H A R T S gational Church will meet at 8 " W E S A V E Y O U M O N E Y " 9-7879 S E E D S ^ p.m. Tuesday at the vestry. Large 2,500 Sq. Ft. iSmaD 1,000 Sq. Ft. The Circle will be visited at 9 CORNER DURANT ST. W E T H E R S F I E L D C O N N E C T I C U T p.m. by a caravan of the Division ENJOY W E E K -E N D a t the P A R K A D E Coverage...... *9.951 Coverage...... *4.95 of Women's Work of the Connecti- cut Council of Churches, Members • FREE D E U V E R Y--M l 9-2343 • U R G E R QUARTERS T O SERVE YO U R NEEDS! of the Ladies' Association, and the D O N 'T BE SW ITC H E D . . . IN S iSTO N . . . J' LIFE with PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKINO! Gleaners' Circle and Frag^ment Society of Second Congregational MI LL E R HIGH LI F E S P E C IA LS A U TO GLASS INSTALLED Church have been invited. Any others Interested are also Invited. i n h a n d y 6 - p a k s GLASS FURNITURE TO PS ' D O W C R A B G R A S S K ILL E R Dance Tonight A dance for teenagers #111 be GOLF m -m u L fOLsm MIRRORS (Fire p k K e ond Door) Extra Mileage held at 8 p.m. today at Nathan 1/2 P R IC E F ro m G L E N N E Y ’S Hale Community Center. Head chaperon will be Joseph Locke. As- BAL DROP LEAF TABLE PICTURE F R A M IN G (oil types) aiONEY BACK GU/^BANTEE sisted by Mrs. Clark J. Rood, Mrs, Norris 'TarbeU, Gerard DuBord and m e Light! Strong! W IN D O W and PLATE GLASS members of the Center's Junior F I L M Smart WASH N' Ofti , dahee c o m m ittee. e Fresh Charcoal CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK O N E B A G F O R SPOUT rowei Additional new members to the WITH lA C H 3 PACK! e Guaran- and White NEW ! 5,000 S Q .F T. .Junior dance committee include teed to MEDICINE CA BIN ETS and SH O W E R DO O RS • lONG'DiSIANCI • 11*1 CLICK Pattern! M EANS Joan Chapman, Carol Landry "Sport's Spociol" take good RETREADS Family-FunI • TOr OUAIITT • 0U«**lllTV Unharmed by OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS Lynn .Marinclli, Richard Board- pietnree. man, Michael Gulnan and George • HIGH 'C^MPliSSION alcohol, acid,, Brewed only VUCANIliD COVIt Reg. 50c ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN NEW Libby. TENNIS RACKET water! in Milwaukee... Naturally' • UOUIO CINTH ‘ Each LUSH LAWNS Briefs BADMINTON SET 3 - 1 . 5 9 Tryouts for the Coventry Base- Professional style, light- J 2 nylon-strung rackets, net, ^ uar ant eeB' TIRE ball Association National League weight laminat^-racl^et Jab- NOW teams will be held at 5 p.m. to- birdie. Handy carrying case. C U T P R O O f I f O O t ) GREATER COST Reg. n.40 M Q Q ulousbuy! / ^ Ea. 2 5 c Reg. 4.98 Reg 4.98 O N L Y With Game BOX OF 1 2 4 . y y ECONOMY! Rules 1.66 NOW. n • • U N C O N D IT I O N A L L Y SOM S&H GREEN STAMPS ..I” WITH EVERY PURCHASE H A R T'S TU R F F O O D $ 4 .5 0 - P A T C H SEED $1.25 G U A R A N T E E D L a t e s t D e s i g t t s • C u s t o m P r e - E n g i n e e r e d 10 LBS. IfM FlfMnai CUSTOM Marks oil fim oc* REG. $ 5 .7 5 . S P E CIA L C O M B . O F F E R $ 4 .9 5 C H A R C O A L wUh iaftORt clom flo « 8 . UMqwiltd for cloon BRIQUETS 2 cmnfort, low Im I bills and tronblt-frM ptrfomMHcn LAWN SPREADERS and . FULL TREAD DEPTH U N IV E R S A L ROLLERS for RENT ¥ >• Comfort , P L A N T \ C K IL L 'M m With the Iron Fireman CUSTOM BEST 600D Y E A R RUBBER Mark II furnace you use a super- Ask for FREE Boo k k t on sensitive thermostat which operates g a r a g e s the furnace svith the slightest varia- " 3 STEPS T O A M U C H Goodye a r Custom N ylo n Tr e a d D e sign fibn of room temperature. This ADMIRED L A W N " pives you remarkably uniform S ^ E D s indoor temperature. No matter how oflcn the furnace starts there O n ly Perf e ct C a sings Us e d Light, compact camera b no smoke, no soot, no fouled COMPLETE LINE OF U W N combustion chamber, no wasted oil. • t.iv for real "picture-taking” and GARDEN TOOLS H a ve Y o u r Ow n C a sings Retre aded Re g. 8.98 pleasure indoors or out. Cleanliness With the instant clean flame there Whit e w a lls Refinished Lik e N e w LOwesTrsices evesi are no flecks of soot blowing from your chimney or escaping into your A c t N O W for Special PrtcM on Split Roil and Round Yatir dwieo nf cntiaai home. Hundieds of tests made with Q«ial May-buniiB| |^ob«Ur Nmm o)ia(- smoke-detecting instruments show MtM blavtarelk roar. Fui boa raatlioal Roil Ftncing. SALE ENDS TO M O R R O W A T N O O N temqmber The More Translatora The More Power a flame that's astutely clean from BMUBt:iiiMl to dampen vibratioB and it •iMdforor largn eapncity at Uw. qviot pnoda. NO RKM ir DOWN • 5 Y o n to FW the very moment it's turned on. Post Hoio Digger Loaned FREE with $1(M)0 Ord e r ONE DAY SERVICE Ilf Pnyn n l Dno Nbvnmbaf 1961 KEEP C O O L f C O U N T TH E TR ANSISTORS N ot 2 or 3, 4, 6—But 8 Transletors Down go fuel bills Operates without D O N O T TA K E A C H A N C E W ITH S M O O TH . W O R N O U T TIRES. FREE IN R O O M A D D IT I O N S & S P R IN G C U S H IO N Owners report lanarkable fuel lav- chimney draft FAMOUS 6 TRANSISTOR POWERFUL |- Q Q ing^ There b no smoky warm-up The CUSTOM Mark H furnace Op e n 7:30 a.m. t a 5 p^n. S P E CTIO N . DRIVE I n a n y t i m e . PORCHES Omr S p M M t y C A R SEAT RADIO. REG. $28.95. SALE ...... Ue^^ period to foul the fbriboe and provides its own positive induced Smdhrna e ataltgm waste oil. Service caUs are cut to draft with precision control. No U N IV E R S A L C O TTA G E S NoiviaieomfoftobI# • The Size Of A Pack Of Clgarettea e Holds SUtione the vanishing point. natural chimney draft required. cushkw. Lung IntiRg- a Hi-Fi tone a PIcka up from 14 to 22 6.95 StattOBB WON FIREMAN S-fimunU HiATma AND cooima OPENTOMOHT ' " ' “ a o 7 - 6 3 9 6 Colors. a Only thing to replace Is 69e V A l. NICHOLS-MANGHESTER TIRE, Ml MU battery Up to 200 hours play un 1 n U 8:30 tamr a Excellent selection of •maU 69c battery OSCILLATING stations e Transistors gunronteed life- Spt dial for full, par- 336 NORTH MAIN ST.— PHONE MI 9-5253 295 B R O A D ST. life -/< tial, sida or $mill ^ FOGARTY BROL Inc. UNIVERSAL GARAGES, Inc. a 90 day guarantee time, never bum out GLASTONBURY BRANCH ELLINGTON BRANCH •raa.Gantle ri'in- M A N C H ESTE R G O O D > ^ E A l i l G5 STILES ST. • BO.X 1 708 • NEW HAVEN, CONN. Complete With Free Genuine Leather Coae^ 319 BROAD ST.—MI 9-4539 68 Hebron Avenue West Rood, Route 83 Sedfinfay 7:30 cun. to noon rf.O O D >^EA ^ likatpray. JA 2-6826 TRemont 6-8218 innIAaaWAlOAaAOtsDCOnABBD* 1.95 V A LUl Heortng Aid Attadiofeat oad Battery FU EL OlLv RANGE OIL, CONNECTICUT COKE Tel. Ml 3-1S79 Reg. 6.05 JEDO HIGHLAND COAL C O M P LETE H O M E H E A TIN G SALES ond SO tVIC E NAME. ------^-..enrr------J ADDBHB...... —. PBONE. I S' T b -A
M m — ? V * I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1961 PAGE nFTBEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, ^ APRIL 28, 1961 ...... PAGE FOURTEEN Columbia Three Showers DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE UAC Official BUGGS BUNNY I OUR BOARDING HOUSER with MAJOR HOOPLE $69 Property as Bait ]^r Miss Martin Dies in Crash MY '-J Kiu-MEHl lAtJRAlirM 60 Mrs. Soracchi Replaces Mias Theresh Martin, daughter MILL FABRIC Answer to Pravleua Funia Lures Sewer Payment XMA60M / 00V lOUSLy SbCQuMPOVCRlSHEt A 46-ysar-bld project director at of Mr. and Mr^- Thomas Martin, ISTMAcr A S H IR T OANS M e ILA D SD O M Y . THATl 13 Cedar St., was feted at three STORE fOO‘R E W B A R \rf, carjuiHFi the United Aircraft Corp, weather fONE UKe 1UAT (Realize tHAT) [CAHTEVEfj A lo Carte r iLinizir ih I i bridal showers recently. HA30R.ORDID FOR MBW LOflDOM 6ET WY , i-irT ia riL ir 3 r-ii l i N t m i i General Manager Richard Martin is tending a fishing line system center at the Manchester Dilworth at Post Office She was guest of honor at a tWt/tORHOM ACROSS SSanctifled lii rinHHH3 ih il i SALESROOM [YSAR'6-M T clothiers ' shirts \ on a brief vacation in Vermont, having landed a prize assess- Parkade was killed last night when miscellaneous shower given by her c iM 111 n n u i "The Home of Original Cheney Fabrica” •m' FAM ViWUe ^SCARED MB RECOMMENP ' ’O U T O F the IHam, for B??ear»* ment and charter members received fiance’s mother, Mrs. Gustave ibO 'N ER E EAT . Inituct « A QMMLI iiim u L in r settlement from the Green Manor Construction Co. on a station wagon In which he was Mrs. Alfred Soracchi has been^*' (Formerly Cheney Salesroom) PtMflt ’ OMTO THE THE CASUAUV iAU N O R V? tjm tii n ctiii appointed acting postmaster ac- Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the church. Schaller, at Mrs. Schaller's home, iNSSfl^GHETTl’t srood container a hook baited with a |69 strip of property. a passenger crashed into a rear of fJorner of Pine and Forest Streets, ' aai « VIA60M FOR LOOK THIS 8 Lam b----- llDiracUoii auu 13IIU The atrip of land, owned by the<^ cording to an announcement by The Rt. Rev. Monaignor John J. 352 Woodland St. SEASON/. IB Dawn soddtat - ni-iuLJcin cujara a parked truck near Concord, ManrJieater, In Norman's Warehouse'Building • f'*** k 12 Iroquolan aewer department, la 30 feet by 100 sidlary of Green Manor and holder postal inspector. >J. J. Donahue of Reilly, pastor of St. Patrick’s A miscellaneous shower was r Indian 20 Wlng-tbapad Cini ILI Ctiini LlLTIJLl Mass. given by Miss Martin’s mother at nLitJ u n n cu -1 Linu feet, locateil In the midat of the of the title to the shopping cen- New Haven headquarters. Cathedral and vicar general of the ISHaaUn 22 Ejaculation A. Richardson Go^latte, 33 Donahue was to install her in her home. OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:00 • 14 Military 23 Aftoriak “ranmuJLigUg[J|J|»ti property owned by the conatnic- ter. Norwich Diocese, will deliver the 24 Sound tlon company at the Parkadt Green Acre Lane, East Longmea- brief ceremonies at the post office sermon at the reception ceremony. A miscellaneous and per.aonal aailatant r a n n e u j u | u n u i H u i j The property which the com- dow, Mass., was on his way to a 18 Kind of 25Peraia f ac jc a u a JLJ Shopping: Center on W. Middle pany would like to buy.la part of this afternoon. The men will receive their society shower wsj given by her attend- machine 2d Fuel lljke. business meeting at Bedford Air Mra. Soracchi takes over the Insignia from Father Honan. ants. Mr.s. Leigh Ferguson, 31D 16 Wile 27 Painful a lot on the south aide of W. Mid- Force Base, Mass., when the acci- 28 Rainbow 37 Come forth 43 Rave The hook under the bait la the dle Tpke. Just east of Bigelow duties which have been in the Officers, elected at the la.st Garden Dr., sister of the bride-to- SATURDAY ONLY! 17 Angora dent occurred on Bypass Rd„ near hands of John 3. Dilworth since 18 Skin diaeaaea 2B Old clan 38Spaco general manager’a stipulation Brook. The property hat a 100- preliminary meeting, to be in- be; Miss June Barrett, 249 Ver- SI Beloved 40 IbscuUne 45 In a line that, before the sale of the land la the Concord Tpke. He died be- Jan. 30,. 1960 when he was ap- Drapery and alip cover fabrica, BY V. T. HAMLIN 20 Concerning appeUation 46 ItalUn money foot frontage on the turnpike, and fore arrival at Emerson Hospital stalled at this time are: Presi- non St.; and Mis.s Patricia Struff, ALLY OOP 21 Chance S4Pasa through completed, thb construction com- pointed acting postmaster to suc- dent, Thomas M. O'Brien of Co- 25 Florence St., at Miss Barrett’s matchable lengths. Values to 5195. 22 AlUtude (ab.) water 41Infui« 47 Ginger cooky pany must pay 75 per cent of the a depth of 150 feet. in Concord. ceed Mrs. Leola Bec'.f. SOT TO HANP m o \ ANP WE HAVENT WELL, LETS BUST \ WELL USE 35 Soup veaMla - 42 Chills and fever 49 Young dog Martin said the property has no Three others in the station lumbia; vice president, Andrew home. yard. 2SPigpena aasessments levied against the Dilworth had received appoint- Gasper of Andover: secretary, Miss Martin and Ronald Schaller TOU.OXr-. AS A TIME- I CONE THAT TOO rr OPEN ANP THE BOLT- 28 Car body company five yeari ago for a sani- value to anyone because it is sur- wagon were injured. ment as permanent postmaster TRAVELER, TOU SURE / OFTEN IN ALL THE SEE WHAT KINP y CUTTER-NO 30 High peakf r“ TT T- 1 r" I r IT li rounded by the Psrkade. The 568 Mrs. Patricia Moore, Sudbury, Thomas Henry of Andover, will he united In marriage May 13 BROUSHT home y YEARS WEVE BEEN OF BACDN_ yO KE CWMA6INS 31 One who acta tary sewer on the west aide oft from President Eisenhower, but The parish choir, accompanied at 10 a.m. at St. James’ Church. IS 14 Broad St. was d|etermlned On the basis of Maas., wife of an Air Force officer this had not been confirmed. He THE BACON!/S PLAYING WITH THE I G C n , j C ^ THEOHESTy 32 Mineral r ^ IT .069 acras at 51.000 an acre, he by Mrs. Andrew Gasper as organ- TIME-MACHINE! SSUterary acrapa Balanoe Under Appeal stationed at the Bedford ba.«e, suf- ^•ill rettirn to Manchester post- 34 Suture TT li 17 said. fered a skull frgeture. Her name ist and directed by Mrs. Delvena The balance of the aaaessmenta office where he had pi'eviously Montlgny, will sing the Benedic- 35 Journey which are under appeal will be set- Fred Thrall, superintendent of WHS placed on the danger list at been employed for 12 years. 36 Fresh start IT" n the water and sewer department. the hospital. tion hymns. 38 Visitor tled in court later, aaid the gen- Mrs. Soracchi has been in this Y oh Can Now H ov* Your DRAPES oikI 39 Russian Tillage eral manager. Investigated the property and de- Her huibisnd, Lt. Col. Donald C. post office since Oct. 1947. She DR. I. KOVE 40EquaUty tr termined the aewigr department Moore, identiOed by police as the served as post office clerk under Manchester Evening Herald Co- In a note to the board of direc- lumbia correspondent, Mrs. Donald ' SUPCOVERS CUSTOM MADE HERE 41 Seraglio a SI r n 21 » tora in which ha recommended the does not need the^^iece, said Mar- driver of the station w-agon. was Mrs. Beck and assumed the post- PODIATRIST- 44 Cancel! v: town agree to the sale of the prop- tin. '• cut on the face. Goodlatte's Wife; master's responsibilities due to R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy AT LOW RATES! 48 Sea weed J2 Jeanne, 45. was shaken up. 8-S4S5. 49 Butter serving ST 31 erty, the general manager explain- The town will retain a right-of- the illness of Mrs. Beck during CHIROPODIST 60 Ireland ed that the arrangement would way for a sewer line, aaid the gen- The truck driver, Peter F. Rar- pie last couple months of her term Samples of our workmanship ran be seen at our salearoom. 61 Ladder part S" beneSt the sewer department con- eral manager, the same as the bieri, 45, of North Billerica, Ma.ss,, of ofBce. During those months the GRANT FOB HOSPITAL 153 MAIN STREET Plena* bring your menaurementa. 62 Employ siderably’, because there Is no pro- right-of-way the town has through escaped injury. new postoffice was completed and Washington, April 28 ifpi — The CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER S3 Irian miaa ST vision under state statute ‘ to ex- the rest of the' Psrkade property Goodlatte was tran.sferred to the the equipment and records trans- Department of Health, Education HAS RESUMED 54AUot weather system center in Novem- FREE PARKINO IN OUR LOT NEXT DOOR! 55 Through w p^ite settlement of sewer assess- with a width of '30 feet. ferred from the old office into the! and Welfare has approved a 5100.- ment appeals, as there is for tax The board of directors-will con- ber 1959 as technical head of sta- new building under Mrs. Sorac- 000 grant toward a 54.850.260 ex- OFFICE HOURS SSEschanga w47 tion operations. Earlier this month BY AL VERMEER DOWN Wa assessment appeals. sider the recomiAendation at a chi's supervision. This building pansion program at Hartford. a HOURS: Dally 6-5:30—Thurs. and Frl. 9-9—SnL 9-6 a PRlSsCILLA’S POP The aewer department would meeting Tuesday in the hearing he was appointed the weather cen- opened for business for the first Conn., Hospital. The grant will be MI 9-4611 1 Nuisance w 49 50 ter's project director for the Air TEACHER W ANTS US TO I'D BEGIN BY 2 Heraldic band receive 75 per cent of the assess- room>of the Municipal Building. time Dec. 1, 1959. used for the expansion of an 3 Tumult ment Immediately, plus the Inter- Force 433L Weather Program. emergency unit sad x-ray facilities. DO A WHITE PAPER WASV41NQ THOSE BT Bi U He Joined P*W A in July 1942. Vira. Soracchi has been a Co- 4 Cooking vetsdi est on the assessment for flve ScATvea In Sight lumbia resident for more than 20 BOY.'THIS IS 7 O N N A T I O N A L 5 Map Ha became a supervisor of the di- W AFFAIRS) HANDS/, BT BS years, he said, w’lthout losing the A handy way to quickly find the years. She lives with her husband ^ MURDER?^ SVenUIatea R" possibility of collecting the re- vlsion'a engine school training de- 7 Seine scarf you choose to wear, each day and two children. John, employed r maining 25 per cent. is to mount a strip of foam plastic partment in 1946, and later that at Pratt and Whitney, and Susan, The assessments are 512,815.84 on a closet wall or door and pin year was transferred to the Unil- a senior at Lv'indham High School, I ed Aircraft's research laboratories against Neil Ellis, head of Green the scarves to the atrip from one in a home a very short distance Manor, and 56.850.23 against the comer. TheyTl be 4aay to see and to work on the design and con- BY FRANK O’NEAL from the poet office. She is a com- LLAND ’TURNPIKE SHORT RIBS Farmlands Exchange Corp., a sub- choose from, \ struction of new wind tunnel test municant of St. Columba Church; GARDEN equipment. chairman of Tolland County Chap- In 1952, he was named super- MANCHESTER-VERNON ter of the National Polio Founda- CENTER TOIVN UNE POfi^YWAT. mV.AS Noo WJOW.SSrANO visor of operations for the main tion; and chairman of the Colum- wind tunnel, and served that post HAweiep? '^bou)0K1i^RB6lel eewNP fM0N 9WWCT j sevu bia March Of Dimes for more than IN(X)RPORATED TEL. 5II 9-2623 until his appaintment to the 5- Room Cape with full shed dormer. Fireplace, dining room, weather center 20 years. She has been an active V ITTN E R ’S good sized living room. Owner will paint outside. Assumable Besides his wife, survivors in- member of the Democratic party mortgage. 587 monthly. Little over 53,000 needed. clude four sons, A. Richardson, and Columbia Recreation Council. Dr. Stafford to Speak Mtmbars A->8 Goodlatte, 22; William Goodlatte. OPEN 7 IS 6- Room Ranch. Blrchwood Park, off Keeney Street. Built- Columbia Congregational Church B1 JOE CAMPBELL Ins, large living room, large lot and is immaculate through- 19; James T. Goodlatte, 15; and BONNIE Peter R. Goodlatte, IS. will hold a family fellowship sup- Conn. Bonk out. Painted last year. Assumable mortgage. Very reasonable per meeting Sunday at 5:30 In the 1^. V. A PvL CMm at 517.200, ' / DAYS 7^MAYBE TM USING- mN>D FOR IMPORT CURBS Parish House. Dr. R. H. Stafford and Trust C o. THE WRONG TOOL .L Washington. April 28 lAb — Sen. will speak. The closing hour will DAILY LOT—Ashford Lake on waterfront. COTTAGE-Ashford be 7:30 p.m. Anyone Interested is Lake, 100 yards from water. DUPLEX—Hartford Road. Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., has We Give urged for more realistic import Invited. ‘ 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. controls and other measures to re- Columbia Recreation Council | store to .the textile industry the will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in ; SAT. and SUN. JACK J. LAPPEN AGENCY Yeomans Hall. VMe egfN SaUNG O'NfAU economic vigor it lost after World 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. ‘pui GREEN STAM PS The Holy Name Society j |\oese UNIMENT H. E. LAPPEN J. J. LAPPEN War II. In a Senate speech yes- stuff in the attic just OVER 3000 TO CHOOSE FROM . 4-XI TREES 4-M being worthiest trash— for instance, ail those COQ oo<30 SALRDA Pink, Rod, W M ta, Sohnon, Ptarplo, Oranga, YoHow. JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JEKKY BRONDFIELD oid letters you wrote to Mom!" INTROVIGNE DWARF and STANDARD :u ; NO, PRALLTM- JUST HUMAN. APPLE ID O N 'T FEEL Brood Crumbs 9 oi. 25e WELL AND BY ROUSON TEA BAGS MAYBE I'D LITTLE SPORTS pe ac h " BfinERNOr r 17^ FOOD Grotod Chooso 2 ec. 27e PBAR-^ PLUM THE BEST NEIGHBORHOOD 9TORES Gl-atod Chooso 4 ec. 41e \ CHERRY . 9 CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD PRODUCTS i AZAIN BUDL and BLOOMEAS APRICOT 5-ln.l APPLE Cer/At MFeehmCeiF BON AM I UPTON SOUPS TVI. WerUti «MIU>e. •»-gr 7' TETLEY B. C. BY JOHNNY HART CLEANSER 2 r.. 31c Chicken Rice . . . .2 for 37c SMALL fruit BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Chicken Noodle .. 3 for 43c T«a logs lA't .... 25c ALL Rl£4iT, I W » H I JET SPRAY I Be Off Deni Park 54c Pric e Sale STRAWBERRIES WIN PONT ...THIN MOTHER WEREN’r Beef N oodle...... 2 for 3.3c 16000 RMINUSM/iN> MUSTER j what!s Fir st V PRICES START AT RASFBERAIES wuNSf/wn’ f«,.t0YDUCMl SAWYIR. FMt 2,000 H0N6 K0N6 OCHA? ) AN 1 LOSING* Too Bogs 48't .... 46c JUlT1MaH« SLIP YOUR NtMC IFtSEYOU^nST.NOWiFOR yuNtCSUPUlOUS yocR R R sr TIME I DUST'n WAX " ,oz 69c Veg. 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a ^ r 4-28 JEFF COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN NABISCO GRAHAM CRACKERS 1 Lb. 39c THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS Gerber’s THAT AWFUL f WHY, IT'S SO tt: f THELMA, HOLD ON. SUPPOSE Mmiwwie, HILARY, WHENEVER I WWT DOU6 HOLT BACI^ MEATBALLS LOADED WITH FORSYTHIA or SP(BRIDALIR W R EAE TH )A u li AHPEU ekfren- YOU COMB HERE, DiorN/ .------AND SPAGHETTI GARLIC EV E R ;^ E KEEBLER CLUB CStACKERS l4 Ob. 37c STRAINED Fatses YOU WANT SOME RECIPE YOU WITHIN BtOCKG THING. WH A GAVE M E ' CAN SM ELL THE ODOR.' CHICKEN of the SEA 33c Sp ecial fiwichoM. ! BABY FOODS LARGE 3 YEAR OLD PLANT'S—WILL BIA)OM THIS YEAR « » USED FOR HEDGING OR BORDER PLANT ,V': CLOROX ge ts Qui d irt Puss n' Boots 8 Oz. S for 29e th a t suds leave iij! I .Per 95c Buy Now A t tV' 15 Os. 1 for Sle . C o t F o o d Gallon 65c \ \. ' I . ... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, QONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 28. 1961 pa g e sixt een MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1961 PAGE SEVENTUN
Business Services Offered 13 Painting—Papering 21' Hfiip Wanted— Female 35 Help Wantedx-Mala 88 THE GARDENS PLOWED and har- EXTERIOR AND interior painting. WOMAN FOR general housscleon- EXPERIENCED Brown an^ Sharps Toomey Slants Windham on Two Singles, 10-0 / rowed, no job too amall. Phone Ceilings refinIshed. Paperhanging. Ing one day per week. Phone MI ■crew machine set-up operator. Hoop Coaches CLASSIFIED MI 9-5951. ». . Wallpaper books. Estimates given. 9-8635. Dean Machine Products, 166 Herald Angle Fully covered by insurance. Cali Adsms St., Manchester Edward R. Price, Ml 9-1003. ■y Household Sendees WAITRESS, peu't-time nights. Call EXTERIOR AND Interior painting, MI 0-8102. Help Wanted— earl YOST M a r s h S t a r s Hall Surprise Bonus ADVERTISING Offered 13-A decorating, ceilings, floors, paper- hsinging, steaming. COean work- PILGRIM MILLS is her* to stay. Male or Female 37 Sporto Editor Gam es, Players Involved To Quit Here WEAVING of Burns, moth noles You can be a permanent part of and torn clothing, hosiery runs, manship. Free estimates. No Job A t B a t , W i n CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS too small. John Verfallle, Ml our future growth In Connecticut. grill AND counter worker, full Tennessee 66 at KnoxvUle, Dec. 27, 1960—St. Bona ven- For Orioles in Deal 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. handbags repaired, zipper re- 3-2521. Experience In selling or dress- Or part-time nights, experienced Stopping Off Point for Scout* New York, April 28 UPi— placements, umbrella* repaired, preferred. Patio Drive-In 240 W. Here are tjie games and play- Tenn. Wagman paid Fisher ture 83, St. Joseph’s 70 at By FRANK CLINE making necessary. Apply Manager Without any question the No. 1 stopping off ^ ‘Otjor ma- Secon d in Row $1,000. Tennessee was to win Madison Square Garden Holi- men’* shirt collar* reversed and PAINTING AND paperhangtng. noon to 9. Saturday 10 to 6 at Middle Tpke. , - jor league baseball scouts in Connecticut is at Storrs where ers involved in the S7-count by less than three points or day Festival. Wagman offered New York, April 28 (/P)—Utilityman Dick Williams was Added to the search for a new football coach at Manchester COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. replaced. Marlow'* Little Mend- Good clean workmanship at rea- former Cheney Hall, Hartford Rd. indictment haiitled down yes- the player the Baltimore Orioles were after when they traded MONDAY Tlini FRIDAY 10:30 AJA.—8ATURDAY 0 A.M. ing Shop. sonabl* rates 80 years tn Man- the UniversityUniversitv of Connecticut plays its home games. And the By FRANK CLINE 1^. Majewskl $1,000 to influence High will be the need for two new mentors for the basketball Situation* Wanted— reasoi? the bifd dogs who beat the bushes for talent head for terday against Aaron Wag- Dec. 10. 1960—Niagara 77, play. youn^ righthander Jerry Walker and outfielder Chuck Esseg* staff. Although neither has officially turned in a written PLAT BTNISH HollandSi^^dow chester. Raymond Ftske. MI But for the sake of two man chaining bribery or at- LaSalle 71 at Palestra. Wag- i.r, A'o Kiif nifxhar Dirk Hall. A tasr-BloniT shade*idei made to m eanu^ a U 9-9287. Help Warned—Male 36 Female 38 Storrs when Cooch Joe Chris-j tempted bribery to fix college Jan. 6. 1961 — New York lan to the Kansas City A s, but pitcher Dick Hall, a tag-along resignation both Elgin Zatursky, head coach and Raymond PLEASE READ YOUR AD scratch infield singles, both man paid Ed Bowler $1,000. U. 71, St. Joseph’s 64 at Madi- guy in the deal, has supplied a sur-^ Korbusieski, junior varsity coach, CIsssIfIsd or ‘GVaat Ads” ar* takao ovor the phone as a ooa. metal veneUan blind* at a new EXTERIOR PAINTING. We fpe WILL CARE for child of Working tian'5 charges are pla>’lng is sim- basketball games: LaSalle w*as to 1o(k by at low price. Key* made while vou ROUTE WORK with a future, ple. During the past four >-ears, no of which were covered with son Square Garden. Wagman priae bonus. are reported t< be planning to re- v*iileaoe..Th* advertiser should read his od the FIRS'! DAY IT cialize in commercial, residential, parents, days, in my home. I have Games in which payment least eight points. When La- offered Majewskl $1,000. got th* Birda started on a four- wklt. Marlow’s. industrial, and trim jobs. Big or steady year 'round work, 5'.4 less than a dozen young men have blood, Kevin Toomey might allegedly was accepted. Salle lost by only six, Bowler The 30-year-old rigbtbander, run spurt in the eighth. sign their coaching positions with- APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS la time for the next Inser- days, married, car. Man to service references. Ml 3-8622. Dec. 1. 1959—West Virginia poor hitting infielder-outflelder in the next few days. UoB. The Herald 1* responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com small we do them all, Joseph signed professional well have had a no-hit, no-run Dec. 10, 1960—Dayton 67, had to return $800. Dionne, contractor. Call MI 3-0494. established Fuller Brush custom- I WOULD LIKE ironing by the tracta. including Moe Morhardt of St. Joseph’s 65 at Philadelphia 93. Tennessee 78 at Knoxville, who turned to pitching to stay In When The Herald learned of the Insertion for nay advertiMment and thea only to the extent of n pony doors and windows, custom ers Manchester-willimantic area. game in his fii-st mound start Dec. 21, 1960—North Caro- ’Tenn. Wagman offered Fisher the game, came through with a WWnS sox 9, A’* 1 — Th* “mahe good” Insertion. Errors which do not lessen ths valne of work guaruiteed. Call collect Wll hour in own home. Call after 4 Manchester. . ^ for Manchester High's varsity I a t Palestra. Wagman paid Frank lina SUte 7l, LaSalle 68 at Whit* Sox staked Wynn, now 2-0, story, the writer tried to contact WANTED—Painting interior and PI 2-6488 (or interview appoint-' p.m. MI 3-4292. $ , . two hit performance last night for the advertisement will not be corrected by “make good” Insertion. limtuitic. HA 3-1196. » Christian, in this man s book, is Willimantic yesterday. The be- Majewrskt, St. Joeeph’s 8750. Palestra. Wagman paid Bow- 1 000 to a quick lead against loser Bud both ^tu rek y and Korbusieski exterior. Ceilings, halls, and en- ment. A one of the best college mentors St. ' Joseph’s was to win by Dec. 28, 1960 — Holy Cross a 6-0 victory over the Washing- but neither was at home. William tire home. Free estimates. Rea- spectacled senior righthander wm ler $1,000. LaSalle was to win ton Senators. Daley (1-3) with three run* In th* RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. MECHANICS Wanted, experienced, in the country. Tn Lariy Panclera. the complete boss as he twirled the less than three points or to by" less than four points or to 68. Tennessee 67 at MlamU first. Minoso drov* in the last two Curtiss, superintendent of schools, YOUR OOOPERATION WILL Cars, phonographs. changers. sonable rates, no obligation. Rock- Situations Wanted—Male 39 fo.nner Rhode Island athlete he It was Hall’s second Cutout in was out of town. ville TR 5-7825v to Work in new car agency. Apply Indians to a 10-0 triumph o\-er lose. lose. Fla. Wagman offered Fisher a major league mound career that with a double, then singled horn* BE APPRECIATED Dial Ml 3-2711 Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 in person at (Jhorches Motors, 80 has a gifted and dedicated first Jan, 4, 1961—St. Joseph’s $ 1,000. Principal A. Raymond Rogers RECEN'. TRADE School grgduat* Windham at Recreation Park. i Dec. 19, 1959—Memphis began with the Pittsburgh W- two more tn the third inning. A days. Famous for service for 30 Oakland St., Manchester. MI lieutenant. Christian fs now in his 72, Seton Hall 71 (Overtime) State 79, Mississippi State 62 Dec. 29, 1960 — Tennessee confirmed the report in a telephone years. Phone MI 9-4637. Potter- desire* full-time carpentry work, I th season as coach'-and Panciera It waa the second victory in as rates In 1955. And It came In his sixth-inning home run by rookl* TYRRELL for painting and paper- 3-2791. age 25. MI 3-1661 after j P-m. 6 msmy starts for the Red and at Palestra. Wagman paid at Murray, Ky. Wagman paid 88, Army 71 at Miami. Wag- first start for the Orioles—after Jay Hankins, his first, broke up conversation. "Well, while I 1 ton’s. ing. MI 3-7026. came on in 1M4 as assistant men- Majewskl $1,000. St. Joseph’s Jerry Graves, Mississippi haven’t received anything In WTit- Lost and Found Automobilea for Sale 4 CLASS A gauge grinders, will pay White. Winless Windham went man offered Fisher $1,000. giving up 10 hits and four runs In Wynn’s shutout. HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov- JOB MOWING lawn* or driving was to win by less than 10 State, $1,000. (Details of deal • • • I ing, I have discussed the situation LOST—Male Tiger cat answera to I960 (JOME3T, radio, heater, auto- CEILINGS PAINTED, $10. Wall- top wages, excellent benefit plan ***Best college baseball in the atate. down to its third defeat of the sea- points. Feb. 4. 1961 — Tennessee 75, 11 timings (spread over three re- with them (coaches) verbally. al, cellars, and attics cleamed. light truck. $1 hourly rate. Box son. The game, however.’ does not not given). Georgia 67 at Knoxville, “yenn. lief appearances. the name of Peter, vicinity Brook- matic, low mileage. Phone MI paper removed, $8.50 room. Paint- and overtime. Apply E t S E, Herald. according to many, is at Storr^ Jan. 14. 1961—X a v i e r Feb. 20. 1960—Louisiana TW'INS 4, ANGELS t —A three- "Both came into my office Mon- field Road, Bolton. MI 6-6582. 3-1610 after . Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold ing. Clean.- more gooder work- Gage. Mitchell Dr. count in the Central Connecticut (Ohio) 87. St. Joseph 75 at Wagman offered , Fisher $1,- In the only night game. Early run h o m,e r by Earl Battey 6 Hoar. MI 9-4034. Thanks to a succession of good and InteracholasUc League standings State 69. Mississippi State 64 day emd offered their resignation manship. Free estimates. MI winning teams, interest is at a (ihiclnnati. Wagman paid Ma- at Baton Rouge, La. Wagman 000. Wynn and Minnie Minoso, two old brought the Twins from behind In LOST — Boy’s brown rimmed 9-9158. LATHE—MILLING MACH. as formal firing does not sWrt Feb. 6, 1961 — Tennessee 83, gaffers the experts pointed out the sixth against the Angela, who as coaches. Each (eit he has had SUP COVERS expertly made, Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 high point at the nearby campqs. jewskl 11,000. St. Joseph’s paid Graves $1,000. (Details enough of basketball. I’ll accept glasses, vicinity Parkade and chairs, $12 plus material. Call Several thousand fans turn out until next week. was to lose by more than 11 Florida 68 at Knoxville. Wag- when they passed over the Chi- now have lost eight In a row. Ca- Deepwood Drive. Reward, Call MI not given), esgo 'White Sox as a real pennant their resignations as coaches with WE NEED GOOD anytime. Ml 9-1154. SETUP and OPERATE COCKER PUPS 7 weeks, iwC for the home attractions. Sprinkled Retiring the first 13 batters in points. Feb. 13, 1961—Kentucky 68, man offered Fischer $1,250. milo Pasqual (2-0) was the winner, regret but am thankful that they 8-0166. Electrical Services 22 registered, black and biitf. H. C. order. Toomey had a perfect gaine (On these three games ad- . March 4. 1961 — Kentucky threat In the American League, giving up both runs on Earl Aver- MACHINIST — TOOL ‘ CSiase, Harmony Hill, Hebron 2 in the stands are at least six to Mississippi State 61 at State are going to remain on our staff CLEAN USED CARS WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re- a doien scouts for most of the going for 4 1/3 Innings until Wind- ditional counts wrere charged College, Miss. Wagman paid 68. Tennessee 61 at Knoxrille. combined for a 9-1 victory over in’s homer in the second. Ell LOST—Transistor radio with cose pairii. Prompt, economical, expert, FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv- Rd.. Bolton. Ml 3-6427. ham second baseman Bill Deuel hit In connection with bribe pay- Wagman offered Fisher $1.- Kansas City. Wynn, 41, nailed his Grba. who nailed the Angels' Ion* as teachers.” in vicinity of Salters Pond. Call ice on all types of slectrlcal wir- MAKERS games. ^ . JOB CHRISTIAN Graves $1,250. Miss. State 286th career rictorj* with a five- The new principal, in his first year MI 9-7997, Highest prices paid. You guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4537, Pot- a slow bounder down the thii^ ments to Vince Kempton of was to win by not more than 500. Another count of the in- victory in the season opener, lost ELGIN ZATURSKY may have what ws’r* looking terton’s, 130 Center St. ing Licensed and Insured. Wilson base line. Indiana’ sUrtlng th rd St. Joseph’s and cornipf deal- one point or to lose. dictment involved an un.spetl- hitter, and Minoso, 88 at least, his second. here, added, "This waa all their Electrical Ck>., Manchester. Ml VARIOUS GRADES Article* For Sale 45 I with plenty of free parking and drove In five runs. » • • own doing. There was no pressure NO'nCE IS HEREBY given that for. Get In touch wltji us today. SAM'S UPHOLSTER'Y' — Retired 9-4817 Glastonbury, ME 8-7376. 12 in Four Y ear* excellent seaUng facilities. And sacker. Gus CJeciauskas. bobbied ings with Jack Egan. St. Jo- March 4. 1961—Mississippi fled offer to Edward Test, ’I’enr Pass Book No. 41155. issued by The The 1961 spring sports press the ball but It is doubtful if he senh's captain.) 74. Mississippi State 70 at nessee. to Influence play In this Ini the other AL games. Minne- RED SOX 5, TIGERS 2 — Vio from school authorities.” from the shop. Can take care of THE NEWTON COMPANY ELECTRIC OIL heater, excellent you’ll see some mighty promising Dec. 3. 1960—Yale 63. Con- sota regained first place by ruin- Workouts Slated Savings Bank of Manchester has all your upholstering needs at condition, $75. Also, aluminum guide at VConn. edited and dis- players Irr action. could have gotten the runner even Clinton. Miss. Wagman paid game. Wert* drove In three runs for th* Winning Record lieen lost and application has been MORIARTY BROTHERS tributed bv the very capable Joe with a perfect play and it was necticut 55 at New Haven, Graves $1,5P0. Miss. State Jan. 7. 1961 — La Salle 88, ing the Los Angeles ^ g e ls ’ home Red Sox and paired with Russ Nix- great savings. Call (LI 2-2378. Bonds—Stock* Mortgages 31 55 Elm Street, Manchester storm door 35>/*x80, $25, PI 2-6289. Games coming up at Storrs are Conn. Wagman paid Glenn debut 4-2, Detroit skidded to sec- Zatursky, since taking over the For S o f t b a l l e r s made to said bank for payment of Soltys, lists the 12 players who Judged a hit. As leadoff in was to lose by more than two Miami (Fla.) 74 at Palestra. on for two-run homers off Jim Chester High from Will Clarke in the amount of deposit. 301 Center Street MORTGAGE MONEY— Available HUME MADE ravtoll, fresh or penned their signatures to pro con- Mav 6. 6 and 8 against Vermont the ninth inning, A1 Binder. Whip- Ooss, (Connecticut. $1 ,000. points. Wagman offered Bowler $1.- ond with a 6-2 defeat by the Boe- Running (0-2). Dave Hillman won REGISTERED pharmacist wanted (tuiee) and Coa.«t Guard. (Connecticut was to lose by at ton Red Sox and the New York Chester High from will Clarke in Bui]ding:-ContractinK 14 in any amounts. Terms to fit your full or part-time, at once. Apply in frozen, 30c doz. H Posqualinl 84$ tracts after gaining recognition at pets’ centerfield. dropped down a (Not included in the aum- 000. his> first In the AL. bouncing back 1953, has seen hts Red and White This year the Recreation De- FOUND—One male black mongrel. budget. J D. Realty. 470 Main Avery Street, Wapplng. 8 * • • bunt and beat it out when T^m ey least seven points. mar>* of yesterday’s Indict- Feb. 4. 1961 — St. Joseph’s Yankees beat Cleveland, 4-8. partment plans to reorganize a Call Bolton Dog Warden, MI person or call MI 9-9814. Storrs. March 1. 1961—Colgate 83. Chicago’s Cul)s whipped Cincin- from last year’s injuries with 6 2/3 quintets win 71 games and lose A. A. DION, (NC. Roofing, aiding, St. Ml 3-5129. During the four year period, himself could not quite make the ment: Feb. 9, 1961-Dayton 65. LaSalle 54 at Palestra. innings of three-hit, shutout re- 59 over eight campaigns. Four fast pitch Dusty SoftbaU League 9-7601. painting. Carpentry. Alterations A-1 CARPENTERS wanted. Others LAWN MOWERS—Toro Jacobsen) 1957 to 1960. Ruse Halloran, (Bos- Off the Cuff plav in time for the only other Connecticut 71 at Hamilton. »112. Seton Hall 77 at Madison Wagman offered bowler $1,- nati 5-12 in the lone National by pooling all interested players Bolens, (Jood^li, Ariena. Riding Righthander Chris McNeill spun N. Y. Wagman paid Pete Kel- League game scheduled. lief after Ike Delock walked home times Zatursky’s teanui qualified FOUND—On* male black and 1948 FORD ONE-HALF ton pickup and additions. Ceilings. Workman- need not apply. Call Everett W. ton) a pitcher, was the first to W’lndham "hit” of the day. Square . Garden. Joseph Hack- 000. the Tiger runs. It waa Detroit’s and picking the teams. Has 1950 engine. C^all MI 9-6588. ship guaranteed. 269 Autumn St. Help Wanted—Female 35 lUllder, ! mowers. Biarena 7 h.p. Rldamatia a fine seven-hitter for Trinity’s ly. Connecticut. $750. Connec- • * « for the Connecticut Interscholastic white mongrel. Call 'Bolton Dog Van Dyne, built CH 6-4781 after tractors with over attachments. Join the play-for-play ranks in Never Saw Third Base en of New York previously March 8.' 1961 — Duquesne second straight setback after win- Athletic- Conference’s Class A ITiis has proven quite success- Warden, MI 9-7601. MI 8-4860. 6 p.m. 21 1957. The following season, pitch- Frosh in s 7-5 w-jn over St. Thom- ticut w*as to lose by at least 11 was arrested on a charge of 78. La Salle 63 at Palestra. ORIOLES 6, SENATORS « — ful in the department's Twilight 1957 MGA ROADSTER, white, wire Used mowers and tractors. Part* as Seminary. The winning hurler So masterful was. Toomey’s con- points. 'This was the original ning eight In a row. Tournament with the 1956 squad and service. Capitol Ek]ull)inent ers Bob Wedln (Milwaukee) and trol over the WTiippets that they paring Art Hicks and Hank Wagman offered Bowler $1,- TYie only hits Hall allowed the Sen- reaching the finals 'uefore bowing Baseball League and it la hoped wheels, excellent condition. Call BIDWELL HOME Improvement WOMAN WANTED to do house- FULL-TIME all around handy man pitched for the Manchester Legion charge against Wagman when ators were singles — one In the * * * MI 3-4903 after 6. 0>. Alterations, additions, ga- work. Call Ml 9-5985. and mechanic's helper. 44 hour Co.. 38 Main. Ml 3-7958. Pete Sala (Pittsburgh). f)0ver got a runner to third base he was srrested March 17. Gunter of Seton Hall $1,000 250. YANKS 4, INDIANS | —Mickey to Weaver. That 1956 quintet was that at least four teams can be Announcement* The entire fine outfield of 1959 Juniors last summer. Bob Healy each to shave points in a game Feb. 11 1961 — Memphis fourth inning by Danny O’Connell formed. Iln the past the better rages. Roofing and siding experts. week, 2 week'* vacation. Blue has resigned at Valley Regional and only three times got a man as Dec. 16. 1960—Duquesne 79, and the other with two out In the Mantle again led the Yankees, Zatursky’s only New England (A.L.A.) —AUTOMOBILE LEGAL SEE THIS if you want a good one- Aluminum clapboards a specialty. PART-TIME experienced bookkeep- FARM LOAM, top quality, $8 per were signed, leftflelder Bill Stevens. ■far as second. He set the WTilp- in which Dayton was a nine- State 78, Villanbva 74 at representative which lost its first pitchers always seemed to be on Cross available. Apply In person yard, delivered. Call (Columbia AC High School where he coached bas- Tennessee 65 In Steel Bowl ninth by pinch-hltUng Joe Hioks. breaking a tie with a 407-foot ■ one or two teams and this was Association, Special Representa- owner car. Beautiful condition and Unexcelled workmanship. Easy er with some knowledge of typing to Harry Carter or A1 Patch. Car- centl^eMer Moibardt and right- ketball, baseball, and soccer. He Is peU down in order in five of the Tournament at Pittsburgh. point favorite). 5jemphia. Tenn. Wagman of- triple off loser Johniiy Antonelll round game at the Boston Garden. excellent motor, 1954 Plymouth for work in Manchester. Write 8-6323 after 4 p.m. fielder Ken CuUum. Morhardt re- Games on which the district fered Lowrey Kirk of Memphis Hall struck out three and walked the same for many of the better tive, Clifford W. Barnett. 28 Otis budget terms. MI 9-6499 or TR ter Chevrolet Co., Inc., 1229 Main, report^ to be beaded for a new nine Innings. Wagman paid Dick Fisher, just one. The pass opened the (0-2) in I the seventh Inning and “This changes the complexion St., Manchester, Conn., MI 3-7424. Belvedere, 4 door sedan, coral and 04109. Box P, Herald. Manchester. ceived an estimated (50.000 from All told. Toomey struck out nine Tennesse«. $1,000. Tennessee attorney said bribes, had been State $1,000 but the player players. In picking the teams and white, radio and heater, white- WALLPAPER SALE—Fully trim- teaching-coaching post at a school reported the bribe offered to his ninth, but a doubleplay followed. then spreading Bubba Phillips’ of things, of course," continued spreading out the talent it is med, plastic coated, many 1661 the Cfiiicago Cubs. Stevens and in this ikrea. Healy la married to batters and lasued only four bases was to lo.se by at least seven offered but there was no al- long drive on a game-ending, slid- Rogers. “We won’t know whom we walls, extra snow tires $395. MI CLERK Cullum each collected bonus pacts on balls. At one stage, the yotmg points. legation they had been accept- coach. He was praised by Hicks then singled and an error hoped that the league may be bet- Personal* 3-5390. Roonng—Siding ' 16 patterns to choose from. C. J. the former Miss Norma 'Turklng- by shortstop Ron Hansen put two ing catch with the tying run on can get to fill the positions until Office experlenee not required. Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center from .jiOlwankee. ton of Manchester. He )iad out- righthander fanned seven of eight Jan. 7. 1961—Vanderbilt 68. ed: authorities today. base. Art Dltmar i2-0) won it with ter balanced and, therefore, more SALESMAN season, no less Uim six men on base before Hall tossed we see what vacancies we will interesting. ELECTTROLUX Sales and Service, 1957 WHITE FORD convertible, COUGHLIN ROOFINQ Co. - AU Interesting and pleasant work. St. standing records In all three sports batters he faced includlg four m out O’Connell to end it. ' a six -h itter. have on our teaching staff. If you're a salesman and like to playbri^(r-nve pitchers — ^gned at Valiev • . . Hold the phone, a row before Deuel broke the spw Workouts and registrations are bonded representatlvs Alfred n6w tires, radio, heater, automa- types of roofs and root repairing, LOAM, SAND, stone, gravel and contracts either after graduating The Orioles were shut out on i . . • ‘There la a strong possibility scheduled Monday. Tuesday and Amell, 206 Henry St. Tsl. Ml tic, good condition, Cali PI 2-6401 tpeciailzing In Twenty Tear Bond- CLERK-TYPIST sell. We may offer an opportunity Mabel, l^ t Bolduc is coming out with his cheap hit down the third two hits bv rookie Joe McClain un- 1 CUBS 5, REDS 2 The Cubs ed Roofs. Call Ml 8-7707. for advancement. It doesn't matter fill. Ciall Miller’s Sand and Gravel, ,ar foUowtng the close of the 1960 of “retirement" again. The fine that we will have to fill these posi- Wednesday evenings May 1, 2 and 3-0450. after 6. Ml 3-8603. base line. U1 the seventh. Then Brooks Rob- I sent the Reds to their sixth tions from within our present staff Opening for qualified typist. Must whether you sell shoes or insur- I campaign. The most highly pub- local softbaU player will again do 3, at Robertson Park from 6:30 be High Schooi graduate. Previous Inson doubled and scored on Rues straight defeat on home runs by If we can't find anyone on the out- VAfJUUM CLEANERS repaired In ance, If you like to sell, you can 8 FOOT Wid e , ^ feet high over- lic is t was RoUle Sheldfm. the the catching—and hitting—with winning pitcher Don Cardwell to 8. my own home shop. Forty years 1959 14 FOOT Admiral upright Roofing and Chimneys I6-A offlc^ experience helpful but not sell good home furnishing* at re- Woodstock resident, who has made Ray McKenna’s East Hartford Snyder’s sacrifice fly after two alde. There have been no applica- AU men interested must at least head gorage door. Including all Bribery ^ Scantial walks—the first allowed by Mc- (2-0) and Frank Thomas off tions for the job because there factory experience. All makes, freezer. $175. MI 9-6460, essential. Company offers complete tail for ua with the training we pro- hardware, $30. Ml 3-4922, the grade with the New York Dovalettes. . . . Members of the register on ope of these nights and ROOFING—Specializing repairing Clain (2-1) in 23 2-3 innings. Con- rookie Ken Hunt (1-1). Don El- low rates, free estimates, free benefit program, good wages, air- vide. Pleasant Inside work and eiy- Yankees. He la the second UCotui Hartford Chapter of the State have been no official vacancies.” all are welcome to workout at the pickup and delivery. Mr. Miller. 1956 CHEVROLET-M-door station roofs of all Kinds, new roofs, gut- conditioned office. Apply Employ- vironment; quality merchandise; 5 ^ y e r to reach the majors. Walt secutive singles by Williams. ston saved It. Frank Robinson same time. wagon, low mileage, excellent con- ter "Work, chimneys cleaned, re- ANCHOR FENCE dog kennel, Board of Approved Baseball Um- Whitey Herzog and Robinson then homersd for Cincinnati. Discussing the search for a new JA 2-1471. ment Office. day week, two nights, vacations 8'xl6’, 5 feet high. 4 foot gate, one Dropo was the first back In 1947 pires V. ill work all Manchester ' head football coach. Rogers said This league will be organized dition, reasonable. MI 9-0386, ’58 paired. Aluminum siding. 80 with pay. Inquire Watkins Broth- year old. Reduced. Owner MI with the Red Sox. Big Dropo is |[ High home games this spring. that twp members of his present only if enough men show interest RIDE WANTED from 42 Wood- E. Middle Tpke. years’ experience. Free estimates. FIRST NATIONAL STORES ers, 98.5 Main Street, Manchester, 3-5711, atm around, hanging on as a I • ♦ * staff had applied for the position by registering. bridge Street to Pratt A Whitney Call Howley. MI 3-5361, MI 3-0768. Park and Oakland Ave. between 9:30 a.m. and t:30 p.m. pinch-utter sad reserve first base- and that he had been contacted by Norm Cagnon of the Rec. staff Aircraft, East Hartford, first FOR SALE—1958 Ford 4-door ranch East Hartford LAWN ROLLER (water filled), man with the Baltimore Orioles. Check Forthcoming . ' Extended bv D.A. shift. Call MI 9-3957. wagon, original owner, excellent like new, $2 1; maple cheat of three outsiders, two of whom had will be in charge of these ses- condition, 6 rvlindcr, whitewall Heating and Plumbing 17 little John Rlsley (Cleveland 1. Bernard Scheer. president of the Tennis Clinic made formal application for the sions and will be at Robertson YOU ARE A wonderful person. You drawer* with mirror, $15. ».BU Brad Leach (Pittsburgh). Bob An- tires. Call MI 9-9503. deserve a car of your own, new ENGINE LATll 9-0889. Manchester Package Stores Asso- job. He declined to name any of Park to supervise the workouts as Automobile* for Sale 4 PLUMBING AND heating — re- clothes, and the many extras that derson (Pittsburgh) and Gary ciation. hts announced that, his the candidates. well as take registrations. modeling Installations, repairs. Waaleweki (Pittsburg)!), all pitch- New York, April 28 co-conspyator along with Bill make life more pleasant. If a OPERATORS FIELDSTONE —Flat and faced. group will present a check to the Saturday at 1 OLDER CARS mechanic* spe- Trailers 6-A All work guaranteed 25 years ex- limited budget make* all thl* a ers. as well as infield Ted Kosisr Police 4 Fire Junior Athletic Asso- The cloud of a widespread ace halfback of the Connecticut ’ Radio, Sports cials, fixit yourself cars, always perience. 24-hour service. (/all Excellent top soli.. Call TR 5-5062 (Milwaukee) were plucked from I' dream, let AVON show you how after 5 p.m. ciation from proceeds from the an- bribery scandal th'at had football team; Jerry Vogel of the a good selection. Look behind our I960 MOBILE home 45x10 Four Earl VanC/amp, Ml 6-4749. just a few hour* a day can help BULLARD OPERATORS the Storrs campus by the scouts. nual dinner Mav 7". . . Tom Davis hung ominously over college Bronx. N. Y.. and Dan Quindazzi Tonight— Hoping to build up interest In office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. LOAM. LOAM. LOAM «tralght • * * tennis locally. Manchester High’s ^Honor Has Been Betrayed' ' rooms fully furnished on lot. Call you realize that dream. Cal] BU of Cider Mill Rd.. Bolton, recently basketball for six weeks has of Yonkers. N. Y.. both former 8 p.m.—Yankees vs. Indians, MI 9-1133 or MI 9-3681. 6-4922. from the farm. Call Upton ' Repair BRIDGEPORT MILLER stpuction, Inc., Coventry, FI 2-5190 Hote«t Prospert which weighed in at five ^unds, desceniled, engulfing 10 more 8:15—Red Sox vs. Tigers, clinic Saturday afternoon at ths turned down? Snort on down pay- Services 18 players from six more schools. Joseph Green of New ’York, de- ment? Bankrupt^? Repossession? NURSE R.N. or L.P.N. 3 p.m.-11 OPERATORS or PI 2-7604 Peihapa the hottest prospect on four ounces . . . Alex Hackney, golf scribed as- a close associate of HTIC 1080. lower high school courts. The clinic G )l lege Presiden ts Stu n neil, Auto Repairing—Painting 7 p.m., full-time and part-time. Ver- the scene today la pitcher Joe pro at the Manchester Country 'There were strong Indications A-MEBICAN LEAGUE will start at 1 , with everyone ujel- Don’t give up! See Honest Doug- THAYER CARRIAGE and wood Wagman. Green has disappeared MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA non Haven, Vernon, Conn. TR Clemant, winner of 12 straight CTub. is the second vice president today tliat more disclosure* and Saturday— I Tnursday’s Results I come and no admission to b* las, get the lowdown on the lowest FOREIGN CAR owners — Atten- 5-2077. playpen, excellent condition, 4 games. Catcher Tommy Kopp is of the Connecticut Professional possible indictments resulting from and Is wanted for questioning. I charged. In case of rain the clinlo C age W a rfa r e to Contin ue down and smallest payments any- television, service. Ml 9-4641. HORIZONTAL BORING years old. $25. MI 9-7917. According to Hogan, all four 1 :S0—Bed Sox vs. Tigers; Boston 5. Detroit 2. where. Not a small loan or finance tion, Repairs on your car. Reason- another lad, who has caught the Golfers’ Association . . . Thanks to point shaving and game fixing 'will be put on in the Arena g>m. able, quick, and right the first WAITRESS WANTED two or three were due from the district attor- allegedly were contact men with Channel 3, \$ TIC 1080. New- York 4, Cleveland 3. It will be run by the New Eng- company plan Douglas Motors, TV SERVICH3—All makes. Honest, days. Apply Corner Soda Shop, MILL OPERATORS HOLLYWOOD Youth bed. Stroller, fancy of several scouU. Bill and Ed Glenney of the W. G. KEVlX TOO.MEY 2 p.m.—Yankees vs. Indians, Minnesota 4, Iajs .Angeles t. Ume. MI 3-1477. Economical. High quality parts. Tsrtce during the past four Glenney Co., an attractive sports ney’s olHce. basketball players — visiting vari- land Lawn Tennis Asaoeiktion of Philadelphia, April 28 (/Pi—Two*’ sidization program, asserting, “A 333 Main St. State Theater Building. carbed, and 12” tricycle. Ail in ous campuses to make arrange- Channel 8; WKNB 840. Bsltimore 5. Washln«rton 0. Guaranteed 90 days. Famous for Must be able to read blue- excellent condition. MI 9-9537. years. UConn has represented New calendar, featuring baseball play- 'Meanwhile. Toomey’s teammates ‘The term of the grand jury in- 2:30—Braves vs. Giants, ; which Manchester High is now a presidents of colleges stunned by weakness developed in these boys prints and make own set-ups. ments. Chleago 9, K-»nsas City 1. member. Conducting the clinic will 1957 OLDSMOBILE converUble, full service since 1931. ’ Phone MI HAIRDRESSERS wanted. Top sal- Xhgland tn the College World Se- ing dates Involving the New* York supported him udlh a nine-hit at- vestigating college basketball has Channel 80. 'P Pet. G.B. the basketball point shaving scan- that we know nothing about." power, excellent condition; 1956 Auto DriTlnr School 7-A 9-4537. Potterton’s, 130 Center St. First class machinists need only TOOLS FOR garden—two hand cul- ries in Omaha. Neb. 'fte other two Vankees and Boston Red Sox ar- been extended 'until June 30," Dlst. Of the 10 basketball players w. be Harry Kirach and Harrison dals agreM today that abolishment Economics apparently played a ary and commission, hours 9-5:30. tack and took advanuge of three 4:15—This Week In Sports, Minnesota ... . .9 X .7.10 — Ford station wagon, tudor, auto- Apply in person only. Marlow's to apply. tivators, hoes, forks: files and aaasons the Huskies were elim- rived on the desk , , . Congratula- Whippet errors and 15 free tickets Atty. Frank Hogan said after an- named, five have been expelled by Rowbotham. Ixith from Boston and or curtailment of athletic pro- part in the participation of Egan iMORf'LOCK’S Manchester's Isad- CONNIE’S TV and Radio berrice, drills, bureau, bookcase. MI 8-8637. their schools. So has Minnerly. Cliannel 3. Detroit ...... 8 X .777 'i Phil Hyde, local high school tennis matic radio, heater, motor over- Beauty Salon. Shop working 50-hour week. inated by virtue of one-run de- tions to the Holiday Lanes’ bowi- from a trio of wild southpaws to nouncing a 37-count indictment for 4:30—Raee of Week, .838 grams is not the solution to the and Majewskl in the point fixing. haulecl; 1953 (Chevrolet Bel Air 4- Ing driving school. Three skilled available all hour*. Satisfaction feats In New England playoff Ing e n tr y . National Division corruption against previously con- Bowler has been suspended. New York ... . .7 4 i'i coach. basketball point shaving scandals. E g ^ , third draft choice of the courteous Initiructors. Clas* roon) guaranteed. Cali Ml 9-1315 Immediate openings on second ANNIVERSARY SALE—May 1-31. turn the contest into a rout. Channel 18. Boston ...... 6 X .545 f i door, automatic, radio, heater. Ex- WOMEN OVER 40, part-time pleas- games. t champs of the Northern Ckmnecti- Marsh Batting Star victed football fixer Aaron Wag- Graves left school several weeks 5 p.m.. Bowling Stars, Kirsch. a former Czech cham- The Very Rev. R; Joseph Bluett Plwdelphia Warriors in the Na- cellent second car. MI 8-1477. Instructions for 16. 17 year olds. ant work, exceptional earnings, shift. Apply-r ' v Specials in our famou* do-it-your- ago. Fisher and Test did not re- Cleveland ... . .7 8 ..5S« pion. is now ranked No. 14 in'New tlo ^ l Basketball Aasociation, is Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, self department. Tubes—50% off, Some aftentoon wtiMl one wants cu( League, on its achievement of Batting star was centerfielder man of New York. Channel 30. ..500 of St. Jo(ke){^'s College told the In- commission* paid weekly. Call to watch the beat college ball In setting new world team game rec- The indictment, confirming ear- enter Tennessee for the ^lipring flilcago ...... X .5 3 England singles and is rated stitution’s annual sports banquet married and has two children. He 1954 PONTIAC, hydramatic, radio, of Driver Education. MI a-TMS. free pickup and delivery on small MI 9-0045 for interview. adjustibie rabbit ears with switch, Skip Marsh who stroked a triple 5 p.m.. W restling,/ Baltimore ... . .X 7 .417 4 radios, phonog;raphs. Hours 6-10 CONNECTICUT STATE the area, suggestlon would be . ord. The locals averaged 648.62 pins and double to drive in three runs. lier reports that the scandal might, quarter, and Brown last month Cliannel I8> amongst the top 10 as a doubles last night: said candidly yesterday that he heater, excellent condition. Call reg. $9.95, now 99c; Red "Bird 'per game (five men) to erase the withdrew from school. Kansas Clfr . . .8 8 .333 player. The New England Lawn participated in the deals "Because MI 6-482S after 6 p.m. LARlSON’8 Connecticut’s first li- p.m. H * E Radio and TV. MI WOMAN WANTED to be trained in chimney mounts only 99c; Chan- to motor to Storrs. It’s a big Only other Indian to get more, mushroom to equal or top the size 10 p.m.—Fight of Week, “In such circumstances a presi- censed driving school trained — 9-5582, Ml 3-1479 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE league production on a college old standard of 647.47. Squad mem- of the one that jolted the game in Jones vs. Rademarher, Washington . . ,4 8 .333 .5 'Tennis Association considers I needed the money.” Majewskl Is sales. Fundamental knowledge of nel 8 yagi antennSs $1!99; UHF than one hit was Ray Dotchin When the scandal first broke on I-os Angel-< . dent could do many things. He Ortlflsd and approved is now of- level all the way from dugouts to )>er8 were Hippo Ck>rrcnti. Roy 1951. named 10 players from six March 17 the district attorney’s Channel 8. . .1 8 .111 Kirsch as one of its best young could say: ’Let’s close the college, the sole support of a widowed PHILCO RECOMMENDED service sewing helpful but not .necessary. 806 Main St., Manchester bow tie antenna $1.99: VHF lead-in who collected two singles. Todsv’s Games ! players. mother who can't work. JOE SULLIVAN SAYS, fering classroom and behind Excellent starting salary with wire 2c a foot: and matiy, many outfield fences, and featuring s Llpp, Walt Berthold, ,Terr>' Ma- Defensive standout was Dennis colleges in the Blast and South and office disclosed that Art Hicks and .1 since its honor has )>een betrayed.' wheel Instruction for teenagers. on hi-fi’s, radios, televisions. Also board and public address system. loney and George Pelletier. cited 26 games played in 13 cities. Hank Gunter of Seton Hall each Sunday— Clm-eland (Prrrr 2-0) at New Exhlbitinu Slated Teammates of the three players Ml 9-6075. guaranteed service on all other commission. 5-day week, vacation (Monday, May 1, more • items accordingly priced. Dailey who took over at third base York (Terry 0-0) 8 n.m. President of the New England He could say, ‘At least, let's call involved said they couldn't under- "IF IT’S QUALITY IN A NE^V with pay, pleasant surroundings Quantity limited so hurry. Open in the late innings. Dailey .made One player was named os one of had accepted $1,000 to shave 1:3(1—Red Sox vs. Indians, off the varsity sports dinner or he CAR YOU'RE LOOKING FOR, makes. See our anniversary' sale factory representative four co-conspirators. Channel S; WTIC 1080. Baltimore (Estrada 1-1) at La!^^ Tennis Association, Row- stand what happened. PREPARE FOR driver’s tezt. and congenial atmosphere. If you evening* till 9. Satellite Electronic two great plays, going behind the points in a Feb. 9 game at Madi- botham has won 138 sanctioned could keep fiLs head and do none BUY A RAMBLER. IF IT’S QUAL- specials under Articles for Sale, feel you can qualify (or this l)et Service. 165 School St. Manches- son Square Garden against Day- 2 p.m.—Yankees vs. Senators, WssMnrtoo (Danle)s 0-1) 8:05 n.m. Paul Westhead commented, "No* Ages 16 to 60. Driving and clou Class. No, 4.'). Open evenings and ; Interviewing 9 a.m.—3 p.m.) grandstand to catch a foul fly and Together with previous' disclos- Boston (Brewer 2-0) at De- championships throughout his ca- of these foolish things. ITY IN A USED CAR, SEE OUR ter than average permanent posl ter, MI 9-1786 or JA 8-1669. later making a brilliant stop i^d ures, it brought the count of the ton. Neither was mentioned in Channel 8, W'KNB 840. body knows what was in their FINE SELECTTION. WE WEL- room. Three instructors. No wait- Saturdays, Satellite ElectronWi Bert h with W a l k er C u p Sq u ad 2:30—Braves vs. Giants, troit (Rrnre 1 -0) 0:16 p.m. reer. He is the former .No. 1 man “He should iaalance the evil ing Manchester Driving Acade- Service, 165 School Street Man- tiion, apply to Singer Sew’ing Cen- OPPORTUNITY throw to nail fleet footed W h^- current scandal to 12 players yesterday’s indictment, but it was in New England singles play and which has happened — student minds. 'I’heymust have had prob- COME THE QUALITY BUYER.’’ ter for interview. CARPENTER tools, ladders, office announced earlier that both Hicks, Channel 30. Chlemro (Score 0-0 or McLlsh lems we didn’t know about. It’s my. PI 2-7246. chester. MI 9-1786 or JA 8-1669. furniture, household furniture, pets’ leadoff man Chris Contos by from seven schools. The 1951 -scan- 1-1) at Kansas City (Wsiker 0-1) 1 1 times was top ranked In dou- athletes betrayed their coach, (Jlerk for general office work, ac an eyelash. dal involved 33 players fronl, sev- of Chicago, and Gunter, of New pot my place to judge what they THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS: WOMAN WANTED (or silk finish- mechanic's tools, Trico claireans, G oal of "Se m i-Fi nalist Sm it h 0 p.m. bles along with his plajing partner, their teammates and their college er. Steady work, 5 day week. Ap- counting' background helpful but' truck mirrors, tnick chains, mis- Veteran Coach Tom Kelley man- en schools. Hogan also conducted York, were cooperating |.in the in- Sumner Rodman. ^ I s tandem is —against all the tremendous good did” Business Services Offered 13 Millinery Dressmaking 19 not necessary, must be high school | the investigation then. vestigation. Little League Umps Minnesota (RaniiM 2-0) at I» s Dan Bugey, who roomed with 1960 Rambler Station Wagon ply New System Laundry, Harri- cellaneous tools and equipment. aged to get 19 players into the An«K)les (Kline 0-0) M n.m. the present New England doubles -t-. I which competitive Spprts contrib- ■son Street. graduate, good wages, five day' MI 9-0650. Plnehurst N. C„ April 28 (JP) — game with at least two seeing serv- The players name(> yesterday The DA's office had said the | a t champion and is ranked No. 4 in ute to the poise and character Majewskl, said he didn't condone Like brand new. We have two of CXJ8MA APPUANCiE Sendee—Re- DRESSMAKING and alterations on week, permanent position with: Satiirdav's Schednie what they had done but still felt these fine wagon.s. pairs all makes refrigerators, ladies' clothing, children's cloth- ChaiGe 8mlV», .wjio hopes to win ice at everir position except pitch- were: money allegedly had been paid to J’ACcri c ll TV O IT Ic Cleveland at Net*- York. 2 p.m. United States Seniors competi- and leadership of boys and young chance for advancement. Apply. his second successive North and er .. . Manih. Dotchin and Geclaus- Jack Elgan, hlgfa-soorlng ace of the two players by Joseph Hacken, tion. men.” they still were his friends. "I feel .Only $595 down freezers, washing machines, dry- ing a specialty. Also draperies and Baltimore at TVashlntron. 1:80 the same about them today as I ers ranges, oil and geis burners. evening gowns made. Prices rea- Employment Office South Amateun <3olf Tournament kus now all have three hits each St. Joseph’s of Philadelphia, which aldo of New* York. Hacken was Twenty five men have signed up p.m. Rowbotham is very active in sup-:' He said, “Looking at the matter HELP US FIND Continued on next page and move In onhis goal of a place in two games to lead Indians in finished third In the National Col- arrested March 17 on a charge of to serve as volunteer umpires in porting and organizing tennis pro- oalmly and objectively, St. Jo- did yesterday." 1957 Rambler Station Wagon MI 9-OOSS. All work guaranteed. sonable. MX 9-9948. on the U. . Trtlkef Cup team that legiate Tournament last montii, Boston at Detroit, 2:30 p.m. grams in New Elngland. Among Immaculate, fully equipped.. THIS TEACHER 8 that department . . . Toomey, bas- bribing. Presumably, his part may the 1961 Little League baseball nileago at Kansas City. 2:80 ■ ' seph’s has come to the conclusion Shrewd Characters C08CPLBTE , REPAIRS — By Stu- ALTERATIONS and hemming on ti FIRST NATIONAL STORES, meets the British )n September at ketball manager and (yfficlal scor- and two teommateo—Vince Kemp- be revealed as the tnvd-sttgation program in Manchester. Lee Frac- the numerous committees o&Which there will be no change in the Billy Hoy asserted, “The people Only $345 down art R. Wolcott on automatic ladies’ and children’s garments. Openings to be filled now (or in- Seattle, was ►■still in business as 0r, wrote quite a statistical story ton of Cambria Hcighta, N.Y., a ^ chia will again serve as umplre- p.m, he is a mem)>er is the Davis Cup who approached them must be continues. Minnesota at Ixm AngeleS, 4:30 | committee and International play. sound athletic policy ■which has 1957 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan washers dryers and electric MI 9-6728, teresting and profitable summer Inc. * f the semifinals came up today. of his own yesterday • ■ ■ , Frank Majewskl of Jersey City, Wagman, who was held under In-chief. p.m, always been traditional.” very shrewd. They knew who to ranges. MJ 9-M78 work, guaranteed minimum income But the 30-year-o!d. 6-1. 205- ’S'esterday's two foes will come KJ. $65,000 ball on the 37 counts of Tonight the 'arbiters, and any Following the clinic, a doubles ex- Three memliers of the St. Jo- go to, seniors with only a few S cylinder, standard shift, very for suitmier of $1050. $700 or $350. Park ft Oakland Ave*. i JOSEPH L. DIONNE hibition 'rill be put on. Rowbotham sharp. pounder from Gastonia. N. C.. right back against each other Mon- Egan, who said he “Needed the corruption and one of conspiracy, new men wiahingpto call the pitch- NA’nONAL LEAGUE seph’s team which took third place months left ,to go. I can’t sit in AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct- Moving—Trucking- depending on time available. For •) East Hartford , faced his stlflest challenge yet In day at Memorial Field in (XJIL money,” Is married and the father es and plays, will attend a clinic will team with Mike Coy, captain In )iast month’s NCAA basketball judgment. I don’t know what I Only $245 down ed — resurfaced — sealed. MI appointment only phone Mr. Odess Exterior Painting allegedly was active in attempting Thursday’s Itesiiits in the Indians' net squad, to meet Storage MAN WANTED to take care of. BUI Hyndman., ■polished/ veteran opener at 3:16 . . . Either senior of two children. He lives In Beth- to affect the outcome of basket- at the West Side Rec from 7 to 9 Chicago 5, Clnrlnnntl 2- tourney at Ksinsas City — Jack would do until I was” asked." 3-6515. at MI 9-8619. from Htmtlngdon Valley, Pa., in southpaw Steve McAdam, who de- lehem, Pa., and last night was to o’clock: Earl Yost, veteran New Kirsch and Jerry Conklin, who is 1956 Chevrolet Station Wagon I<(AN(/HESTER Package Deliver lawn steady for summer. Call M I' Contractor. ball games from Dec. 1. 1959 —► I Other game •.ehediiled. Egan, Vince Kempton and Frank Asked about the economic fac- CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. 9-4374. the first of the day’s two 18-hole cisioned Hall in the Indians’ open- have been honored at a ' banquet Ekigiand intercollegiate umpire the No. I player on the high school Majewskl—were listed among 10 ti^rs. Father Bluett said, "If they Fully equipped, very sharp. Light trucking and package deliv- ! Residential—Commercial Following' are the pairings for er, or one of the two newcomers when he allegedly offered Fisher • W. L. Pet. G.B. team this spring. ,• Reasonable rates. O il PI 3-7S68 ery. Refrigerators, washers' anp matches. ) Saturday's Two Ball, be.st Ball as St. Joseph’s outstanding ath- $1,000 before Tennessee’s game will' be in charge. Fan Franrisoo 8 .61.6 players from six colleges who ac- heeded help they should Ijave come .Only $295 down between 1:80-4:80 or any Urns SEWING MACHINE operators, DRUG (/LERK full-time and part- , Ihdustrial 2 ■ Dick CHiapman. from Palm Tom Kelley or John Lucas, will lete. The hanqnet went on without Men who have .signed up are a- j 'ttsburgh 7 .•'83 I/, cepted bribes to shave points. to college officials for honest help stove moving specialty. Foldlr full-time, 8 a,m.-4:.30 p.m. Also Golf Tournament at the Manches- probably get. the call Monday. with West Virginia at Knoxville, j -I SAturday or Sunday. chair* (or rent. Nil 9-0752. time. Must be neat and reliable. | ' ESTIMATES FREE , Beach, Fla., who won here three ter Counir>- Club. Starting times, him. I Tennk , ■ ■" 1follows: 3’llwankee . 6 ..666 Brother Daniel Bernian, presi- instead of the dishonest help they 1957 Ford Victoria Hardtop nights, part-time. 5-in p.m. Exper- Experience preferred. Driver's RATES reasonable years ago. ,met seminarian Cobby Ed Bowler, sophomore at Ua- Ed Ol.shefskiC. John Slemienski. 4.1,10, 1^0 , Loaded and like new. i SPRING (XEAN-UP-Attics cal ienced preferred. Kaklar Tov Co., players and handicaps are li.sted: <10> As they mushroomed, the fix .638 dent of LaSalle, said that despite accepted.” AUSTIN A, CHAMBERS Co.. Local- license e**entlal. Apply Miller's' TEL. MI 3-0494 Ware from Augusta, Ga., in. the ab r h e rbi : salle College In Philadelphia, from attempts — more than half un- Joe Cataldi. Bob Von Deck. Ray Angeles .533 the involvement of one LaSalle The St. Joseph’s president took Only $295 down lars, garages, yards, burning bar- moving, packing, storage. Low 60 Hilliard St. Pharmacy. No plione calls. /second match. lOiOt—Dijc McKee i3>. E. Blovish ! sihrlnsz 2b Jersey Cltj*, successful — involved two games Pilkonis, T>* Holland. Neil Conk- pt IauiIs ... .462 player, Ed Bowler, the college docs the occasion to pay tribute to rela emptied, vacant houses rate on long distance moves to The ■Adimers meet over the 36- (14‘ : J. McCarthy HO). It. Arm.Mrcng ' jfgpaion* 2b Jerry Graves, All-Southeaatem lin. Herb Redmer. Bill Monk, Bob Ulnclnnati not plan to curtail Its, athletic Coach Jack Ramsay, asserting 1956 Buick Hardtop cleaned. Barrels for sale. M ft M WOMAN WITH artistic ability (or kehev if . .. at Madison Square Garden, seven Today 48 states. Personalized service. MI gluing (ace feature* on toys, 8 hole route for the champion.shlp it).os—E Hachaduurin (0). tjreiel ' c„ihi.’ri If Conference star at SUsslssIppI in Philadelphia’s Palestra, five In Grenier, Stan Ruganio, Elliott Philadelphia .3.3.3 SI/, program. that if "Jack couldn’t save these Loaded and sharp. Rubbish Removal Service. Ml 8-5187. CH 7-1428 'tomorrow. (13); B. MacKay )5). T Hlclu ilS ). ' Ml„ar lb State, from Jackson. TeiU( Earl and John Wagner. Todaj'*s Games Southington at Rockville, 3:15. "Abolishing college athletica’is a 9-9757. a.m.-4:30 p.m. Apply Kkklar 'Toy 10:15-\V . Hai-clak (6), A. Z a m .lla ; i ' ^ j o a , Knoxville, two in Baton Rouge, boys, nobody in the world could Only $245 down Co.. 60 Hilliard St. Smith, t^wo down as late a.« the Dick Fisher, senior, Memphis, Also, Ken Monroe, Eld Ward,. 1,0s Angeles (Koiifax 1-1) at Sunday, April 80 tempting solution, but easy solu- save them." . MAN;! Mnv, *8 ...... of Connecticut. Tennis—Windham at Manches-- wholesome program of athletics Fully equipped. Ml 9-6053, PaintluR—Papering 21 ^mplng. It marked the third successive ' S. F#‘rgiHL.n (3). T. (Cu'i. Mar^h. rf . Iahi Brown, senior, Jersey City, the scheme while the latter two Bowling Saturday’s Schedule ter. can do Its part in helping us In this For Sale Uses Installed—-Cellar Watar- match In which the defending 10;5(^—M. l^Franci.-H ilO» (J. Bfnloii rf were at the University of Ala- I Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 8:05 Only $195 down LAWN MOWERS, all types sharp- Emergency Service prooflng Done. (14»;^Fi. Kalv’v ilDi. 1,. Bf>iuohen4» (13). Toomey. p of North Carolina. Tuesday, May 2 great task.” EXTERIOR and Interior painting. champion had to play the 18th 10;57—J. ('oy B Ob*'rlafid»*r (11»; All but Brown, were granted bama early In 1059. According to RE.STAURANT LE.AGtJE p.W. - Rockville at Windsor, 3:15. Father Bluett's task waa made ened and repaired. G. Snow, 336 Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. Reasonable Rates. B. (.’arisen '4i, M. Stbirinsz (11>. 37 10 the DA, Vogel, now a law student San ' FYanrisoo at Milwaukee, 1954 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan Summit. Tel. Ml 3-4531. WM. F. STEELE hole. He has won the last hole each 11:04—B. Hayn»'8 i5*. \V, B m k r (lU . Totalp immunity from prosecution for Standing* 1 Track: Manchester, Glastonbury more difficult than his LaSalle Fully equipped, very clean. Widlpaper removed. Ceilings. 404 Wetherell Street McK inney br o s. time with a par four. T. Zprnkf' (Si. T Backi^l il3 ). Mindham (0) In Brooklyn, and Quindazzi, a 2:30 p.m. at Wethersfield, ^3:30. ab r h their testimony, Hogan said, add- W. L. Pet. , . counterpart’s, since the axe fell LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Floors. Good clean workmanship. CharUe has had the toughest 11:11—L. Torry (2». J. ZmuUi i20i. aaleaman, contacted Minnerly, who Los Angeles at Chicago, 3:80 Golf: Maloney’at Manchester, 8. Only’$l45 down and SON Sewtrogo Disposal Co. 8. Zavar^Ua (8». F. Connorton H4» rmito*. ... ing that each allegedly accepted Paganl's ...... 76 18 .806 'hours before St. Joseph's annual repaired, sales and service, pick Fully insured. Reasonable rates. Ml 9-2330 road to travel of any of the semi- Mahriu If . . . . was a high school , teammate of .604 p.m. Wednesday, May Leo Pelletier, MI 9-6326. or Ml ISO-182 Pearl 8L—MI S-SS08 11:18—F:. Saari (fii. .1. Mri*kill ( 13) or agreed to accept from Wagman Imperial 58 38 Philadelphia at St. Louis, 0 p.m. 8 sports affair. He faced a stunned, Pitching—Dick Hall, Orioles, 1963 Fqrd 'Victoria Hardtop up and delivery. (Complete line of Mi 9-7842 flnallsts. In winning four matches E. Murphy (fk). W. Prek (Ifii. Stndf'r rf ...7 sume ranging from $750 to $1,500 Quindazzi’s, Gradually, said Hog- • 58 38 .604 Lyman at Cheney Tech, 2, Nebo. I shocked audience, some still un- 9-5082. Prior (l"i F Duccan (12): Walph 3h .... Walnut . beet Senator* 5-0 w ith'a two-hit- Sharp—Sharp. , Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, over the 7.000-yard, par 72 course 2b ... for sharing points, in games. The an, the conspiracy spread to ....;.v....63 43 .552 Tennis: Eastern at Manchester. I - believing. 8. Hllmrki (Oi. Sai^bla (21». Brown at'Chapel Hill, N. C., and Ray’* ... ter, both singles, and walked Just Only $145 down garden and lawn supplies. L & M , Of the (>)untry Club, he has played 11;33—H. Jarvis Mt». ‘B, Sam ueinch Flnkl^ptPln. rf games included one during the Cavey'a . sessssssss•XI 45 .531 Thursday, May 4 I Last Minute Sub Equipment Corporation, Route 88, • 70 holes, only t^wo under, the reg- (13): L. Glplk. o . MrLa(f4>nv (33». D<’vln<'. rf to contacts with the Tennessee, Scholaatic Baseball one while striking out three. Schorp. lb ... 1069-60 season and 25 this past Oak Grill ...... 47 49 .490 Elastern at Manchester, 3:l6, I The full impact of what hap- These and many more fine values Vernon, Conn. TR 6-760P. , ulstlon distsnoe. '' 11:30—K. Frl.'y n i l . R. Prvoip (13): Mlulsalppl State, St. Joseph’s, and Memorial Field. Hitting—Vio Wertz, Red Sox, D St. John (7i. •; Harden M6». R)*ld. lb ...... season. Qt the 36. Ijogan said 12 Gus's ... .•*•***•*•*S8 58 .396 • Norwich 11, Weaver 7 pened obviously was felt when the drove In ttiree run* with a homer in quality cars. • SEi>TIC TANKS ralp.«r. c . . . . were “8ut"ce8*fully’’ rigged. LaSalle players.. . RHAM at Rocky Hill, 8:15. time came to make the award. to HEAVY DUTY Rototiller service For Sde or Lease— Modem, Greudd L*v«l , Flodzik (3i F, '7rav (32); FrnnclP. c .. (Jonard 16, Wethersfield 2 and a single in 5-2 victory over CLEANED and INSTALLED V. Dalpv (7i, K Wadf-‘V17*. Brown, who played In only two Most of the Involved game* were Town champion Larry Bates Friday, ^ y 6 the college’s outstanding basket- P.S. We have some fine imports for hire—lawns and gardens, (/all OFHCE OR RETAIUNG SPACE 11:53—J. R^taullpu (fii. F. F'lark (28); Cslkl. p ...... played after the 39-yekr-old Wag- Manchetesr 10. Windham 2 the Tiger*. MI 9-3920, Thnr*day’« Homer* W. Frrifburn (R» M P«»rry (26i. Smith, p ..•* or three games. near the end of set the pace this Week with a fine Bristol Central 4, Woodrow Wil- Cheney Tech at Somers, 2:30. ball player. Egon, the 6-5 high specially priced. • SEWERS 12 OO-E. l.oika (2i. D. DoM.f1 (14): Rood, p ...... man had been convicted in Florida Rockville at Glastonbury, 3:15. 1200 {SQUARE FEET PLUS BASEMENT the season ititer having' been a 388 triple which included games of son 3 ' scorer and rebounder, was to have SAM’S uipHOLSTERY — R e t i r e d MACHINE CLEANED (fisMon Total In Parentheses) J. folhurn (?i. P Oroobfirt (14)? Totals ...... 29 n 2 2 7 9 t 0 flrst-Une reserve with the Tar of attempting* to bribe a Univer- 148 and 138. Other good scores Track: Hall and Hartford at been the recipient. It went to Jim AIR-CONDITIONED—ABUNDANT PARKING 12:07—P. MrNaniara (fii. W. E pr - Naugatuck'll, Platt 7 a—Antonio slnRled tor Minor In 9th. sity of Florida football player in Jayvee* Win DE CORMIER MOTOR from the shop. Can take care of AMEBILOAN LEAGUE (111 T MIcHorr (10» n. Pprk Heels In 1959-60, was not successr were by .Ed Bajauedus 887, Bill East Windsor 8, Suffleld 7 Manchester, 3:15, Memorial Field. my Lyman, a last minute substi- Adjacent to Municipal Parking Area, meef‘Beglc, RMtanraats, d'erts. Red Sox (1). ns». b-Andrulol ran for Anlonlo_In 9th. (ul, Hogan said, in making such a game last fall against Florida Sheekey 139-383. Joe GenovesI Golf: . Manchester, Eastern at tute. sa l es, INC. ail your upholstering needs at • INSTALLATION ,,12:14—R MriJurkin (7), V. Johnaon M anchester ...... Behind the two-hit pitching of great savings. Call CH 2-2378. Central Business District. Klxsa, Bed Sox (I). 2B Minor, March; 3B, Marsh; 8B. arrangements at North (Carolina. State. Wagman was free on hall 140-382, Dom Farr 160-875, Carl Windham, 3. Ironically, the master-of-cere' SPECIALIST (15); R. Cappalll (H). W. fllmpnon (M ). * THURSDAY’S FIGHTS Fred McCurry, Manchester High’s Manchester's Own Rambler Dealer Ideal for Professional Offlc^ General Offlee, Solas Oflles, lanrlee BattcY, TwtaM (1 ). Miron. Blbrlnaz M ane«ta; SAC. “Brown made efforts to tins pending appeal of t ^ Florida con- Bolin Jr. 376, Ray Finnigan 142- monies at the St. Joseph’s affair STONE MASON — All kind* of or Retail Outlet Averin, Angels (1). (leriauskaa; DP, Walsh to Schors; LOB, viction when arrested here last 369, Howie Hampton 866, A1 Ber- Los Angeles — Tiger A1 WB- It’s a good Idea to stun a large Was Jim Henry, director of ath Jayvee baseball team opened its 285 Broad St.. Manchester Manchester IS. Windham S: BB. Toomey things up for Wagman 1st North Uoms, 168, Los Angeles, ontpolnlt- season ■yesterday. with a 3-2 win stone, bricks, blocks, fireplaces. BawktaH, A’s (1). College Baseball 9 Cslkt 3, Smith 7. Rood 7: SO. .Toomey Carolina," said. Hogan, “but he month. He also hha been indicted tussi 142-S65, Gene Phaneuf 356. fish, such as a pike or musky, letics at L a ^ le . He commented MI 8-4165. IS years experience. Free esti- Town and Country Flexible leasing! arrongeBsent* to right party * leag tens ! *• NATIONAL. UCAGt 9 Crlkl 3. Smith 2. Rood 4: Htta off, (Broirii) was more successful at on * charge of attempting to Walt Arcktvy 366, A1 Lavlgne 356, ed Neal Rivers, 163, Los Angeles, before rsiiiovlng the lure from that It WM wrong to penalize the over Windham in Willimantic. Don mates. MI 6-3001. in 2 2/9, Rood 4 (or 3 runs in 4 1/3; PR, 10. Wnyn* Thonston, 16$V4, Cyf collected three of the win- TEL. i l l 8-8188—IF NO ANSWER Ml 0-MT8 ~teds ($). Csikl S for runs In 3 lnnln(i. (faced luring players at St. Joseph’s and brib* a detscUv* to keep him Pet* Brazltis 354, Tony Salvatore ita mouth. Thsss apsclsa at fish thousands of young men who play DRAINAGE GO. Danbury 6. Lyndon (Vt.i 0 4 Fresno, Oallf., knocked out Toro ner's six hits. McCurry tripled ANT LAWN ROLLED, one-half ton FOR APPOINTBtENT. lb* (1 ). BrandeU 5, Coast Gubrd 4 3 batters In third). Smith 0 for 3 runs 'LaSalls posted on th* couns ths basket- ,350, Jim Martin 189, Miks Zwick thrsah anund terrified and basketball for th6 actions of a f*;W. M* (1). forruns In ( 1/1: PB. A* * rsaujit, Brawn was aimsd ball prob* waa taking. 137, Ksn MonUs 135. 1«|, XUnana, Msirieo, S. could «auos havoc in a omali heat He stood up for’ the college re- horns two runs for Coach Hal 1987 CHEVROLET V-8 short block power roller. Call after 1 p-m. Ml 9-4143 Tal* .6, Trinity 4 ) oniltinf a y I is m and lta\ sub Parka’ squaiL with dundof cam, P I S-TUI. only, MI 0-1013. / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1961 PAGE NINBTVEN
Houses For Sak 72 Houses For Sals 72 Resort Property For Sale 74 Wanted— Real Estate 77 Wante50a. Tongren, lonial Ranches in upper 20s; Very BOLTON—First lake —waterfront FOR RENT Phonographs, Ed Crawford Ml 9-4410 wall to wall oaipetlng, city water broker, 80 3-6821. . nice, lATge lots. Very good loca- 5-room cottage which can be and eewerage, ameeite drive, en- combinations throughout, one-half 8 and 16 mm. 8Iovie Projectors bast HARTFORD—6 room cuatom acre lot, ameaite drive, only 4 (COVENTRY — New overaized tlon. Near city shopping and easily winterized. Marion E. Rob' Appiioneos CLASSIFIED ADVERITSMENT DEPT. HOURS NICE. CIXAN wringer type wash- Closed yard. Vacant. cape, encloaed breezewav, garage, cape. A real beauty for only MANCHESTER — N ea^jG reen ertson, broker, 80 3-6968. —sound or aUent, also 85 mm. Businesa Property For Sale 70 years old. Selling for $20,500. Call schools. Call for appointment. New slide projectors. 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. i ing machine, $25. 8 0 9-0838. GENTLEMAN’S farm with city fireplace, recreation room, fenced the R. F. Dlmock (Company, 8 0 $18,900. School, _ two years old, 7 room England Builders, 80 6-7656, 80 yard, trees, bue.-Carlton W. Hutch- ranch. Living room With fireplace, 8-5649. ! ROCKVILLK—Large store, 8 apart- conveniences. Approximately 1% 9-5245, Barbara Woods. 80 9-7703, WELDON DRUG CO. Phone Ml 9-4U187 bu, Mi 9-6183. NORTH COVENTRY — 4 room formal dining room, birch cabinet Suburban For Sale 75 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. i SPEED QUEEN wringer washer, ments (5-6-7 rooma), 0 garages, acres land, fruit and shade trees, Johanna Evans, 8 0 9-5668. ranch on Route 44 and 6 for $13,000. 901 Main St. Tel. Ml 8-5831 130 Center St.—Cor. of Ohnrek outside fireplace, 8-car garage kitchen with butlt-ins. 3 bedrooms WEST SIDE, Manchester—7 room MONDAY Thru FRIDAT 10:80 A.M.—SATURD.AY 9 A.M. ! excellent condition, $70. 8 0 3-1201. excellent possibllitlea, $5,000 down, FOUR BEDROOM modified ranch, 2 baths, recreation room, laundry older home, 2 large porches, con TO SETITLE estate —reasonably with workihop, 3 chicken coope, 7 m —BOLTON—7 room qplit level, NORTH COVENTRY — Split very good financing. Asking 6-2, dining room, steel beam con room with cabinet sink. 2-car ga- venlent to schools, playground priced 5 room house, main high 1 $21,000. The Laurel Co., Ml 0-7402 full rooms, large kitchen with 114 baths, attached garage, fin- level, nice practical home lor young YOUR COOPKBA'nON WILL — 1 I U | 3-2711 struction, garage, trees, bus. ished rec room, two years old, ex- rage. Owner 8 0 9-9055. and shopping. Contact owner, 80 way three acres of land, newly BE APPRECXATED A# : r ’ BLOND 8Iotorola TV. Asking and CH 7-6780. birch cablneU, oil heat, sunporch, family, 115,900. Wiai JVll <9 1 1 Bowers School, $18,600. Carlton cellent condition. Selling for 3-0772 decorated, new heating system $50. 8 0 3-4035. combination windows and doors. MANCHESTER—19 Bates Road. 3 W. Hutchins, 8 0 9-5132. $28,900. For appointment to see COVENTRY — Brick ranch. This Call 80 8-2785 week days. Home In exceUent condition. City year-old custom built Garrison Co. Houses For Sale 72 water and sewerage, ameslte 80 ACRES, 1943 Colonial Cape, 6 call the R, F. Dimock Co., 8n home is in excellent taste, one chair, good condition. $80: den set, ionial. 6 rooms, IH baths, patio, Lots For Sale 73 Continued From Preceding Page drive. AU this for $17,5()0. rooms,, recreation room, beauti- 9-5245 or Louis Dlmock Realty. room needs finishing, $13,500. well landscaped, all betterments, CENTER MOTOR SALES maple, brown, $60. 5n 9-8988. WEST side:—$18,000. room. 80 9-9823. Wanted— Real Estate 77 BEAUTIFUL 6 room rancb4:ape, fully landscaped, fruit trees, out- VERNON — 5 room ranch. Play Price $19,200. Owner 80 3-0559 TWO B ZONE Iota with city Cape, large kitchen, flreplace, WISH S08IEONE to handle your 634 CENTER ST.— NEW LOCATION— MI 3-1591 fenced yard. Carlton W. Hutchins, fun basement, 3-car garage, 3 flre- buildings, reasonablv priced. Carl- rv—BOLTON—7 room contempor- room with bar, swimming pool. An water. Union St. Manchester Boats and Accessories 46 Household Goods 51 real estate? Cali me at 80 9-0320 Musical Instruments 53 MI 0-5132. places, city water and sewerage, ton W. Hutchlna. 8Q 9-5132 ary ranch, 2 full baths, 2-car ga- excellent house, $23,9()0. BOLTON—Trade for smaller home $2,350 each. 8 0 9-6465. knotty line cabinets, tile bath, rage. one acre wooded lot. ame- or aell—5 year old modem house for prompt and courteous service USED 15 FOOT MFC boat, 85 h.p. Three Rooms of Furniture $13,800—THREE acres, immaculate plaster^walls, ib excellent condi- ROBERT ROAD—6 roam Colonial, complete with suburban advent CX)VENTRY—Near lake. Six lota, Joseph Barth, Broker. site tennis court. Selling for JOSEPH BARTH. Broker four 75x125, $500 each: (wo corner Johnson electric start motor. 1100 FROM MODEL HOME BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet piano expandable Cape, shed dormer, tion, 30 dwa’ occupancy, priced at large living room, iTYpot mhster ages of comfort, quietness and lbs. Mastercraft trailer, complete bedroom r^th fireplace, dinUjg $28,500. For appointment to see MI 9-0320 lots, $800 each. Call MI 9-7925 SELLING? Buying? Trading? No for sale. MI 9-7334. ' fireplace, garage, trees. Carlton only $18,406. view, $14,900. Exclusive with Pratt room, porch, 2-car garage. W»1 call the R. P. Dlmock Co., 8TI after 7 p.m. ^ matter what your needs may be with safety glass windshield, Navy Cost Over $700 W. Hilutc&lns, • 8a &-6183. 9-524.5 or Louis Dlmock Realty, MI Agency. Call any time. PI 2-7.596. top, upholstery, controls, steering, EUGHT ROo Im brick ranch-cape. 3 landscaped lot 100x200, $32,600. MANCHESTER Also evenings and weekends, Win- Mitten can (it them like a glove 9-9828. B U naiN G LOTS (or sal$. PontI and lights. $1,100. A wonderful buy. NEVER BEEN USED Wanted— To B^y 58 ’TJmJu.ler H3,800—SIX room cape, fuU b a s ^ full baths, full basement, 3-car FhllbrickIc1c Agency, 811*0-8464. ston Abbott, PI 2-7002, Free Inspection upon request. Call Under $16,000 celli Agency, 80 9-9644 or 80 the Ellsworth Mitten Agency McIntosh Boat Co., 52 Oak St. Sale Price $388 tfifJlBOlSESl ment, combination windows garage, city water and sewerage, V—BOLTON—Riga Lane. Modified WE BUY, SELL or trade antique ^WeSKHESTtiM. ameslte drive, combination win- SO. WINDSOR-69 Brian Road. S>A 3-8109. Realtors, 80 3-6930. doors, ameslte drive, shade trees, 8 room ranch, 2’ 4 baths, thermb- 3 bedroom, frame ranch. Huge ROCKVILLE—5 room ranch, large 18 H.P E\TNRUDE electric, like and used furniture, china, glaaa. MOUf /r v«gs«v,Aty. 80 days occupancy. Elarlon E. dowa-doors, exeel^nt condition, room 8 bedroom ranch on one-half living room, cabinet kitchen, 3 new, 14 foot semi-V bottom marine ' Pay Only $4 Week acre wo(xled lot, partially finished pane windows throughout, sunken double closets, tile bath, dream silver, picture frames and old Robertaon. Broker. Ml 8-6958. nicely treed and landscaped, near living room, finished rec room bedrooms. Trard beautifully land- plywood boat, remote controls, coins, old dolls and guns, hobby bua line and stores. Priced for rec room, walk-out basepient, kitchen. Caimet dining room, living Sacrificing complete bedroom, >• with bar. 2 fireplaces. 2-car ga- ipom, and nail areas. 80x125 lot scaped. Owner transferred. 8tarion trailer and accessories. MI 9-1364. complete living room and kitchen collections, atUc contents or whole BOLTON—5 room ranch, breese quick sale. many extras. Owner 8D 4-1897. E. Robertson, broker. MI 3-5953. Advertise in The Herald— It Pavs way, garage, large lot, with or rage. complete intercom system, attached garage. Sewer. Short walk decorator furniture from model dis- estates, ^ m ttu ’re Repair Service, MANCHESTTIR-Bolton line— First built-in stove, oven, dishwasher. USED BOATS—15 foot Lyman plus Apartments— Flat^— Apartments— Flats Summer Romes For Rent 67 ' without furniture. 8H 8-1378. BENTON STREET— near East to bua. To see thia exclusive call plaiy home. We will give you free Talcottvllle, Conn. Tel. Ml 8-7449. time on market. 6 room ranch, IVi In excellent condition. One acre trailer and accessories: 14 foot Tenements 63 Tenements 63 Center Street. Large 6‘i room Mrs Annette Hunter, MI 9-3695 or Lyman. $295; 16 foot Thompson, delivery and free storage up to one COTTAGE FOR RENT, Mlaquaml- MANCHEaTEIR—St. James’ Par baths, hot water oil heat, fire- home In very good condition. 8 wooded lot. Selling for $88,500. For 8H 9-5306. year. complete rig; 14 foot aluminum Rooms Without Board 59 SIX ROOM duplex, steam oil teat, EDUR ROOM apartment, available cut, R. I. Call MI 9-5856 after 5:30 iah. 8 bedroom ranch, paneled rec< place, combination windows and bedrooms with spacious closets, appointment to see call the R. F. doors, 3-car garage, approximate- Dlmock Co., MI 9-5245 or Louis with trailer and accessories: 14 cellar and attic, 3 large porcbea, May 1. Adults or couple with p.m. reation room, fireplace, attached fully Insulated, brand, new oil BARROWS & WALLACE NORMAN’S ly one acre of land. Owner trans- Dlmock Realty. MI 9-9823. foot Starcrolt aluminum. New and TWIN BEDROOM. Depot Square, copper window acreena, opposite smau baby. Phone MI 9-1183. garage, assumable mort- Imnier, r’fttsKwasher, conveniently (Office open 0 a. m. to 9 p.m.) used trailers from $99:95, Me- 443 HARTFORD ROAD business block, free parking. Tel. GIANTS NECK Heights next to gage. (Wner 80 8:6177. ferred. Priced for quick sale and located to shopping, bus and 5n 8-1524 Center Park. Available about May 55 E O nter St. M.LS. Bride s Sport Spot. 109 Center Mr. KeiOi, MI 9-8191. Roiky Neck—modem 4'room cot- occupancy. schools. Direct from owner. Shown VI—MANCHESTER—Porter Street. Before you buy furniture any- 5. Adulta preferred. 5 0 9-7539. Business Locations tage, hot water, electric kitchen, 6 room Colonial, 1’ 4 baths, 2-car Street, MI 9-8747. MANCHESTER—813,500. Older SIX. ROOM ranch, 3 baths, 3-car by appointment only. MI 8-7430. 80 9-5808 confidekce where—shop at Norman's. Bleeps seven. $70 weekly. < Mrs. attached garage, beautifully land- PLEASANT, sunny room In private TWO ROOMS and bath, heated For Rent 64 room home with extra lot, St. garage, bullt-lns, porch, city water FIV'E PASSENGpR high perform- Carter, PI 2-8142. '* MANCHESTER—Porter St. area, 7 scaped lot, excellent condition. home, near Center and shopping, apartment, Oakland St., MI James Pariah, close to schools and and sewerage, fully insulated, ance runabout, center and forward ALUMINUM Fold-A-Bed with 2 ' Manv privileges, Including park- E1XCE3XEU7T spot tor any bualneaa room brick ranch with attached 2- Selling for $26,200. Call The R. F MANCHESTER B.F. Goodrich foam mattress, 9-5229, 9-5. shopping. Belfiore Agency, 8Q '^cation, Through Your Multiple Listing Member Listed Below decks. Cost $450, selu$280. Never ing. "Ml 9-7361. or office. Center of town, plenty 3-5121. car garage 3 extra large bed- Dimock Co., 8fl 9-5245, Barbara Memorial Hospital used, MI 3-0789. 553 E. Center St. $19.99. Howard's Sleep Center. 539 of parking. Ml 9-5229 9-5. seen to Woods. MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans, THREE ROOM apartment. Center Wanted To Rent 68 occupancy. rooms, 1'4 baths, T-V room, fam- One block away. Large 8 room Main, opposite Maty’ Cheney Li- FURNISHED ROOMS, complete ily size kitchen with built-ins. Bel- »n 9-5853. Street, first floor, heat and elec- STORE FOR rent on Spruce S t 35 LAKE S T R E E 7 ^ 7 room home suited for doctors offices DKW 13 FOOT utility runabout with 2’ i brary. light housekeeping facilities. Cen- WANTED—Four room house with lonlal, living roo: fiore Agency, MI 3-5121. INVEST IN THE BEST MANCHESTER —$13,900 Tke DKW etfers a virlety if tnglnetrlng h.p. Johnson, complete with all trally located. Piildren accepted- tric furnished. Apply 3 Olcotf'St. Reasonable and parking to the cm with fireplace, CHARLES LESPERANCE V n —ROCKLEDGE—8 room ranch, Space for reception area, 2 offices REMINDING YOU OF THE| heat, hot water,- centrally located. formal dining room, den cabinet 4 examining rooms, lavatory, file drancei Ingealeeily deiigntd Into one boating accessories. First offer REFRIGERATOR and washing limited, Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., rear. CaU Ml S-8n9. 31C Sprue* MANCHESTER^—ry New listing. 1>4 baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car ga Walton W. Grant Agency’s REDECORATED 5 room duplex, CUean, elderly couple. Box R, kitchen with dishwasher, 3 bed- room, laboratory. Income poten GLASTONBURY — Sparkling, Six room colonial, built 1950. fire- over $125 takes all. Call 1^11 9-0650 machine for sale. Inquire 83 Wad- Manchester. St. MI 9-7620 $16,500 Colonial. Set among trees, rage, large lot, built-in stove and potent pickngo. It hu tront wkool drivn HISTORICAL NOTI: FtbwUf. dell Road. children accepted. Call MI 3-0808 Herald. rooms, baths, landscaped lot tial, second floor. 70x150 lot for huge Colonial Cape (26x40.1, only 4 place, plastered walls, city water Old-fashioned ''Golden Rule” after 5. screened rear porch, front vesti- oven. Selling below cost for only years old. 14x20 living room with and sewers, brook, A zone lot. lor onoiMOlly tonoelooo troctlon com- tUr.tndlhafinl DKW front wtm0 FURNISHED ROOM with complete after 5 p.m. STORE,: 36x54, at 308 Main St. Ideal 102x612. Marion E. Robertaon PRINCETTON ST.—7 room colonial future expansion. Ample parking. Service Plus modern MLS YOUNG COUPLE with two amaU bule, attached garage, closets ga- $24,900. For further Information or raised fireplace, built-ins. attached klnod with lorgo turko-flnnod broke drumt driva atparimanlal car debuta la OUTBOARD MOTOR. Martin, housekeeping facilities between location for any buaineea. Good lo- Broker, 8II 8-5953, with 4 bedrooms, baths, large appointment to see call the R. F. Wide Investment for $19,500. Call "ADDITIVE” USED FL-RNITURE. 5U 8-7449. children desires 4 or 5 room apart- ii'vlng room with fireplace, hot lore, General Electric kitchen, garage, large lot with view. LAWRENCE F. FIANO tea racing. DaapHa a maaUng iH M model 40, >n 9-0386. 58 E. Middle Center and Memorial Hospital. FOUR ROOMS, first floor, bus stop, cation for laundromat. Can be dishwasher, disposal. Fireplace, Dimock Company. 8tT 9-5245. B a r- Mra. Annette Hunter, 8 0 9-3895, or At no extra cost to you Inbeord-mountod, In race car (aiklen, an ment. Reasonable rent. MI 9-2059. SIX ROOM CAPE, breexeway and water heat, one-car garage. By-ap- Reattor 80 3-2766 a snowbank whan It waa load Tpke. Women only. Call MI 8-5539. heat, hot water, laundry. $95. Ma- altered for offices. Cali MI 3-5094. bath, lavatory. Bus nearby. Ex- bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna 80 9-5306. G^STONBURY — Manchester oltkor tide of tko engine. Como In and garage, full ehed dormer, 3 full pointment only. PhUbricK Agency, Ed Crawford 80 9-4410 Call or write for explanation ing, II aim finished aacond too honey, 81 Main, MI 3-6587. TEACHER desires rent beginning clusive Escott, 8n 9-7683. Evans. MI 9-5653. Roftd. 5 room ranch in sparkling FOR SALE--12 foot tamabout. two AT • ALBERT S USED DEPT. ATTRACTIVE room, centrally lo- INDUSTRIAL or warehouse apace, baths, wooded lot, easy walking MI 9-8464. 8Iultiple Listing Service try It for an uniuml driving exporionco. Bugatll. No! bad for a baginnlngl 3 ROOMS SUGHTLY in June or July for family of 3 BARROWS & W^ALLACE condition, spacious 15x21 living seater. deck, steering wheel. 16 cated. Gentleman. References MI FOR RElNT-^7 room duplex, 4,500 eq. ft. Will divide. No rea- distance to schools, bus, and ahop- Vm—'VERNON-5>i room modified (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) BOLTON what it means—how it works adults and one school age girl, (jail MANCJHESTER—Luxurious 8 room NEW 6 ROOM Colonial, IH ceramic room with fireplace. Many custom h.p. motor and controls. Master-j ^'for OVLY^188^ 9-6315. Btove, o il' furnace, adulta sonable offer refused. MI 3-0789. Noriwich TT 4-3332 or write Box D, ping. Don’t miss this outstanding baths, fireplace, plastered walls, ranch, built-in stove and oven, 55 E. CJenter St. $9,200—Pour clean rooms on good c r a ^ trailer, call Coventry split level, 4 oversized bedrooms _ appointments. Garage, close to LILLIAN G. GRANT, Realtor ferred. 33 N. Elm. Herald. value, 815,900. PhUbrlck Agency, hot water heat, ameaite drive. ceramic tile bath, attached ga 80 9-5306 Golf Club. It's a gem ! lot. Just off the Lake, Owners are Houses For Rent 65 8H 0-8464. (. with full length closets, 2M baths, rage, large wooded lot. wall-to-wall anxious to move. 22 Cambridge St. 80 8-1153 | '______------only a short time. All rccondi large recreation room sunken liv- Large shade trees. Builder 8tl ROOM FOR rent, gentleman pre- FOUR ROOM apartment for rent, 3-4860. carpeting. Selling for $19,400. Call 51 BRETTO N R O A D - E x c e lle n t 5 ROCJKLEDGE—New 7 room split | tioned, all In go*d shape, all fully ferred. References. MI 3-0435. heat, hot water, gas for cooking, ing room, family size Kitchen, for- room ranch with large screened guaranteed. the R. F. Dimock Company. MI FOR SALE Buildinif Materials 47 electric refrigerator and gas SIX ROOM house lor rent. CaU MI NICE FOUR room home .with-ga- mal dining room, 2-car garage. $13,500—SIX ROOM. Cape, excellent 9-5245, Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702 rear porch, front patio. Attractive -t? — Includes — • Read Herald Ad vs. Belfiore Agency, 811 3-5121. family room, garage. Very *pa-; basement stove Gall MI 9-7737 from 4-6 p.m. 9-9659 before 6 p.m. rage, $11,700 Call 8H 9-2765. condition. Assume $76 monthly, Johanna Evans, 8fl 9-5653. . Ii'vlng room with fireplace. Plas- clous home for onlv $23,000. ' oasemem garage on a heavily Six room single—Grcenhili Street. | ASSORTED USED luinber, build- BEDROOM. SET NICE ROOM to rent next to bath wooded lot. Nice view. ing and plumbing supplies, radia- small cash. Carlton W. Hutchins, tered, attached garage. Land- Three room single—West Side, LIVING ROOM SET for gentleman. Call MI 3-5422. 8« 9-5132. MARION DRIVE—Imagination has scaped. 6'apple trees. Near bus Just $8,500 buys 3 large rooms Seven room ranch—Conwky Road, j | tors. pipes and fire .bricks, doors KITCHEN SET line. Call owners, MI 9-0806. No $19,500—Seven room ranch on and windows. Open daily 3:30-6 ROOM FOR young lady, a few feet customized our 5 room ranch, en down, 3 large bedrooms up, excel- Two shorefront cottages — Ashford Also Rugs, Lamps, Pictures and a VEHNON—6 room "custom built closed patio area, gardens, near agents. Notch Road. Six wooded acres, p.m„ 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock from everything, all the comforta lent condition, garage, on bus line, ideal for horses, gardens, etc. Lake few more items are included at ranch. Living room with fireplace school shopping, churches. Ask Place off North Main St. Choman’a of home. MI 3-7969. fine location for any family age House has full basement and two- Recent Trade On The this low low price aiji picture window, full cabinet ing $17,900. 8U 9-2683, BOLTON—New listing—beautifully group. Building sites—Ashford Lake. Housewrrecking, MI 9-2392. $10 DOWN - $10 MONTH car garage. LARGE SINGLE room for rent, kitchen, tile bath, 3 -good-sized built oversized ranch, garage and Phone for appointment 'bedrooms, base hot water heat, COLONIAL RANCH—Large kitch- breezeway. two fireplaces, almost ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, gentleman preferred, parking. Call Invest In The WARREN E. HOWLAND, $21,000—Lake [front. The ideal re- SAMUEL ALBERT. HARTFORD an acre lot, lake orivileges. across Diamonds— Watchi Ml 9-7743. combination windowg and doors. en. 3 bedrooms, immaculate con- tirement home. Five room all lateel Realtor FABULOUSDKW CH 7-0358 dition, beautiful recreation room, from Methodist C!hurrh. Exclusive Realtoi' Close to bus. schools, shopping and home, no painting necessary and a Jewelry 48 See It Day Or'Night churches. J. J. Ellison Agency. small cash assumes $91 44 month- with Pratt Agency. Calj anv time. 57.5 81ain St. MI 3-5110 MI 9-5938! If you have no means of trans- ly. Carlton W. Hutchins, 8 0 6-5132. PI 2-7596 or weekends, Winston MI 3-1108 very minimumXof maintenance. 1954 CHEVROLET LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelers — ONE FURNISHED room with TRemont 5-9493. Eve. 8 0 4-1130 MI 0-9858 3-0527 Large garage. Tbiuj.—Jots. And lo 1959 CHEVROLET portation I ’ll send TTiy auto foy Abbott. PI 2-7002. 4-Door Bel Air. Automatic Repairs, adjusts watches expert- parking, 136 Bissell St. 80 3-5711 cated just off the highway. CUSTOM BUILT HOME I you. No obligation. 65 FINLEY STREET 112 BALDWIN ROAD 2-Door Bel Air V8. Auto- transmission, radio, heater, ly. Reasonable prteqa. Open Tues- ATTRACTIVE room for gentleman matic transmission, radio, day through Saturdaw. Thursday A— I ^ B — E— R— T— ’S With A REALTOR Appealing! Livable! Lovable! Just^ily $18,000. $195 DIG YOUR Hemlock, White Pine, CIDER MILL RD.—Modem Homs BOLTON lA K E —Cozy 6-room 8IA8lcHESTER— S p a it k 1 1 n g copper plumbing, citv utilities, Office Space has 1450 aq. f t New condition, ex- Deluxe 6 room Cape with garage, MI 3-1577 MI 9-5524 MI 3-6930 MI 9-4543 MI 3-7357 Red Pine, Laurel, $1 up. Saturday Heated, air-conditioned, top loca- ranch, comfortable year ’round 6-room ranch close to schools and ARDMORE R D —Captiviting 6 $15,300. Owner 8 0 9-»'468. tra lavatory and shower In walk- fireplace, newly decorated, fine and Sunday only. William Schmidt, tion. We have space that varies living. 150’xl37’ shade lot. $12,900. shopping. Oil hot water heat, plas- room Cape. &1I dormer, location, ’ '$12,800 'assumable mort- 1958 DKW Forest Lane, E. Glastonbury, out basement, 150 ft. frontage, lot tered ' walls, aluminum combina- baths. Garage^(Jlose to all from 2(H) sq. ft. to 7,000 sq. ft. offers privacy and a nice view.. 1958 RENAULT Main Street stores for lease. Your MANCHESTER—For sale or tions and custom awnings. bchools. Offers wanted. Asking station wagon. Radio, heat- choice of three locations. Also an ,$21,000. lease— Ideal 2400 sq. ft. for light $16,300. Quality built 8 bedroom ranch, Dauphins. 4-door, tan, white- er. This car has been com- AFRICAN VIOLETS for sale from excellent store a t, Manchester MANCHESTER—Brand, Spank- industrial use. City facilities. McKEE ST.— ^Unusual 5-room large living room with fireplace, wall tires. pletely reconditioned and 25c. 29 Ridge Street, Marichester. ^'’’^O G D B R ID G E ST.—Delightful 6 Green. ing New Ranch. All city utilities, Cape. Extremely charming home. fullv plastered, attached garage. new finish. on Autumn St; ’This nice 'home has GLASTONBURY—C u s t o m 5- Schaller built, full shed dormer, ” room Cape. Full dormer, I'A Gambolati built on Hilliard Street, Tins WEEK $EQe 3 bedrooms, garage, and Is built garage, and well cared for baths. Breezeway and garage. ONLY . **^J” *J Houseljlpid Goods 51 Ar\sir.‘ ' Commercial Property room ranch, close to golf club. $17,900. $195 22 unit motel on 8 acres, Businesa with quality and care. $17,950. Sparkling. Wide open spaces. grounds. On bus line. Only. $16,300. S^Un^ qjhouse ?. S-(amily ii-4-4, convenient loca- TORO LAWNM0WER3 at reduced LARGE OVERSIZED CAPE Zone n. MANCHES'TER—Large 3 bed- WOODHILL RD.—Ranch—Sold! 5-acre shopping center site, Busi- WEST SIDE—7-room Dutch Colo- SOUTH WINDSOR—5%-r o o m tion, good Income on moderate In- prices. Ride, rotary, reel models room colonial, breezeway, 2-car ranch with attached garage. 3 Seldom available . .'. a seven-room Ca|>e with five large moms ness Zone n . , nial on acre lot. 4 bedrooms. Pine WOODHILL RD.—Brand new Gar- vestment of $14,900. t with wind-tunnel grass bag attach- garage, 1V4 baths, 100' lot, full- large bedrooms, fireplace, M acre ment. Marlow's. Inc., 867 Main, on the llnit^floor and two on the second. This house has all the 10 acres zoned Business Zone H. g^rown shade trees. This beautiful p|meled kitchen and family area. rison Colonial. 6 rooms, 1’4 9 e.xtras . . . and it Is Immaculate both inside and out. Excellent site for restaurant and lot, aluminum combinations. This baths. Many deluxe features. Ml 9-5221. family home Is located on , Bruce home Is next to new. J. D. REALTY CO. t, .see a motel. Rrt. Only $23,900. MANCHESTER—^Unusual 6-room Decorate to suit. Price slashed There is a fireplace, full hoM-ment and a nU'C wooded lot. Situ- Brick office and light manufactur- ated In a quirt private lo<'atlon, hut Just a few bloclo^ away from SOUTH WINDSOR—3 bedroom ranch In choice location. Excep- VERNON—Hillside M a n o ,r-i for quick sale. 470 Main St. 8 0 8-5189 a new shopping area and schools. Dead end street,: too, which ing building, sprtnklered. ranch with one of the nicest walk- tionaUvlew. 3 bedroom, Ihi baths. Large UAR built 7-room split 8l0dem building, 20,000 sq. ft. of PENN Rt). — Builder’s model makesPS It ideal for ehlldrrn. out basement family rooms, large level with custom appointments. I selling area. Prime location. MANCHESTER—29-acre building ’ ranch. Unique Wood paneled BOLTON shady grounds. Has a good m baths, 2 zone heatinj^, red- family room. G.E. built-ina. MANCHESTER Yes, W e Hove Wagons Why *n