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VOL. LXXX, NO. 144 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1961 (Claaeified Advertlefaif on Page 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS Btitish Back Plan State News Roundup U.S. to Stop Reds in Laos U.S. Bids Reds “ 1— Officials Seek Check N-Tests Bus Strike End Hartford, March 21 (A^— Geneva, March 21 — ♦United Btatai propoeee to hold State officials confer again Reds Block UN (/P) Adlai The United States proposed some underground tests using old today in attempt to end the today to allow Soviet inspec­ devices. Under Dean's new pro­ 24-day-old strike against the posal these would be open to un­ Connecticut Railway & Light­ tion of American atomic de­ restricted Soviet Inspection. vices exploded either in seis­ David Ormsby - Gore, British ing Co. mic research programs or for minister of state, backed Dean's The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph P. Hits Soviet President proposals. Donnelly, chairman of the State peaceful purposes. The negotiations had been in Mediation Board, and State L>abor The American propoaal was recess since Dec. 5 to gdve Presi­ Commisisoner Renato E. Rlcclutl Congo Plan made with British backing at the dent Kennedy's new administra­ called their meeting to discuss pos­ Talks to resumed 3-power talks on suspen­ tion time to prepare Its negotiat­ sible new moves to break the dead­ sion of nuclear weapons tests. ing pdisltions. lock. Soviet ' Delegate Semyon K. All the delegates were cheerful The strike by 497 bus drivers and As Ruinous Tsarapkin declhied to express an on their arrival at Palace of Na­ mechanics began Feb. 27. It has attitude until his government can Advisors tions. forced 70,000 daily bus riders in study the proposal in detail. Tsarapkin was asked by report- Waterbury, Bridgeport, Norwalk United Nations, N. Y Tthe West earlier had proposed and New Britain areas to seek March 21 (IP)—U.S. Delegate By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER . « 27-month moratorium on small other means of transportation. (Contlnued on Page Eight) Adlai E. Stevenson today ac)- Washington, March 21 (/P) underground tests. The Russians Msgr. Donnelly and Rlcclutl met cused the Soviet Union of ob- asked for at least four years. The yesterday. They discussed th e, . .. e ffo rts in Thp —President Kennedy has de­ United States now is willing to ex­ Nikifa Prods Reds union members' 209-104 rejection ptrucung U.IN. eiioris m ine cided that the United States tend the moratorium. over the weekend of the company's 1 Congo and Of injecting into will not stand idly by and let During the moratorium research latest settlement offer. the U.N. Congo debate "the would be undertaken to improve To Conquer World Rlcclutl also met briefly yes­ Soviet - backed Communists most destructive spirit of the take over Laos. The President detection methods. terday with Gov. John N. Dempsey Cold War." U.S. Delegate Arthur H. Dean Moscow, March 21 (/P)—Premier at the capltol. is reported $o tiike an increas­ said the United States and Britain The Soviet Union does not Khrushchev told the Soviet people The governor made no decision want the United Nations to suc­ ingly urgent view of the Laos are willing to grant East-West today that they, can rest content I intervene again in .the dead­ parity in the control commission ceed in The Congo," Stevenson crisis. only when jhe whole world goes locked negotiations between the told the U.N. General Assembly. Exactly what aettona the United to enforce the treaty. Communist. company and the Amalgamated States should now set in motion Dean's proposals were aimed at Stevenson spoke after Soviet "We are happy when we build Association of Street, Electric Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gro­ to deal with Red pressures re­ breaking the deadlock in the 2 Vi communism (here) but that is not Railway and Motor Coach Em­ mains to be determined.' This was year old negotiations. myko had denounced U.N. Secre­ r enough," he said. “We shall be ployes of America. tary-general Dag Hammarskjold understood to be the major con­ He said the two western powers happy when the people of all coun­ Both sides emphasized last night cern of a meeting which the are ready to adopt a "full ban on “as an accomplice and organizer” tries stand under the banner of they had no new proposals to of the slaying of deposed Congo­ President called at rile White high altitude tests and to install Marxism-Lieninism and the Com­ make. House this afternoon.. ' a high altitude monitoring sys'‘ munist banner will fly over the The union's chief negotiator,- lese leader Patrice Lumumba. Gromyko demanded the dis­ The session was the second with­ tern” proposed by eastern and west­ whole planet." Archie Cuthbertson, said in Bridge­ missal of the Secretary-general, in two days bringing toge>er the ern scientists. Khrushchev spoke on a nation­ port the weekend vote showed "the President's top military and dip­ The western powers also are wide radio hookup from Alma Ata, company should do a little soul- withdrawal of the U.N. forces from The Congo within a month lomatic advisers for a review of willing, to reduce the number of capital of the virgin land repub­ searching and come up with a bet­ the problem of Laos. The situation control posts to be constructed In lic of Kazakhstan. This was the ter offer.'" smd a thorough overhauling of the whole U.N. structure. has grown more ominous because the Soviet Union. second speech on his current tour CRAL officials repeated that the a Soviet-Amerlcan conference last The negotiations have bogged of agricultural areas to be broad­ proposal was management's last Stevenson called Gromyko's at­ tack on Hammarskjold "wild, irre- Saturday produced no hope of an down over methods of policing a cast live. agreed diplomatic solution for test ban and particularly over the His declaration about the ulti­ ‘’"■Jhe repected offe^ called for an I Laos. difficulty of detecting under­ mate victory of communism got a immediate 5-cent-an-hour w age' e na e i been spared the charge of an accomplice of The United State-s is under­ ground tests. To gain more in­ increase, retroactive to Oct. 1, an stood to hav» advised its chief al­ formation on this subject, the (Contlnued on Page Eight) murder," he said. additional hike of 114 cents on Stevenson received several lies, Britain and France, last week April 1. bringing the scale to $2.30, rounds of applause during his that it intended to meet Soviet plus an agreement to reopen wage short speech and was gfiven a big pressures on Laos with counter British Naval Spy TrUd ‘ discussions after 00 days. ovation at the conclusion. pressures, ' but at that time the The last contract expired in main hope here was for a diplo- I He said that for Gromyko to use September, but the union employes the. assembly for such "Insensate 1 maUc solutfbn of the crisis. remained on the job during the attacks” threatened the very sur­ On Saturday, Secretary of State protracted talks on a new pact. vival of the United Nations "as an Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko makes an emphatic gesture ss he denounces the Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Mystery Man Denies The current wage scale for driv­ effective Instrument for peace and proposed Congo federation in an address before the UN General Assembly today. (AP Minister Andrei Gromyko confer- ers is $2.23 1/2 cents an hour. The progress." Photofax). red at the State Department for union originally had demanded The U.S. delegate declared that five hours. They spent more time $2.41 an hour. if the United Nations acceded to on Laos than' on any other sub­ the Soviet demand it would mean Near End of January ject. Groonyko stood firm on the U.S. Pair Red Spies Raybimn Links Soviet position that rite .way to Denies Tax Evasion . substitution ,, , , of „ anarchy . « for con- New Haven, March 21 (;P)—The- stroctive Int^ational effort break the crisis is to hold an In­ ___ He referred to the great and ex­ ternational conference. Rusk, who London, MaroA'—il VP)—The^ Lonsdale made no mention of public defender of Windham Coum- Defense Costs, considers such a conference a ty has pleaded innocent in federal pensive effort of the United Na­ mystery man of the British naval the other two defendants: Henry tions in. The Congo and said "I New RB4 7 Incident stalling device, unsucce.ssfully F. Houghton, 55-year-old British court to a charge Of- evasion of sought' Soviet cooperation in Im­ spy trial told the court today that wish the Soviet Union would con­ Budget Deficit naval clerk, and his girl friend more than $16,000 in federal in­ tribute something to it besides ob­ mediate measures to end the civil apy equipment found in a suburban Ethel E. Gee, 46, a fellow em­ come taxes. struction and criticism.” This was war and Unify the country under bungalow had no connection 'With ploye at the Portland Naval Base He is Irwin I. Krug, 51 of Wllli- reference to the Soviet .refusal Washington, March 21 VPh~ a policy of guaranteed neutrality. the Americana who llVed in the Houghton and Miss Gee admit­ mantic, an attorney. to contribute to financing The In Arctic Reported House Speaker Sam Rayburn, D- The failure of the diplomatic hoiue. , ted they gave Lonsdale papers re Krug, public defender in Wind­ Congo operation. Tex., pr^icted today that defense maneuver which underlay the Gordon A. Lonsdale, accused by lating to Britain's undersea war­ ham Coimty Superior Court for Stevenson pointed out that the spending in the year starting -July the past 10 years, yesterday Washington, March 21 ()P)—TheC of the Barents Sea. In that ca.se 1 will throw the federal budget out (Continoed on Page Fifteen) -the government of being the con­ fare preparations and films of the American plane was shot tact man for a Russlsm spy ring, drawings of the top secret atomic waived indictment by a federal (Continued on Pa^e Fifteen) State Department reported today of balance. grand jury and his plea of inno­ that President Kennedy h ^ given down b.v Soviet fighters. took full blame for a radio trans­ submarine Dreadnought. In the J:^.miary affair, press of­ Rayburn made the prediction to mitter that could be beamed to cent to charges placed by U.S. At- the Soviet government renewed At the outset of the trial all ty. Harry W. Hultgren Jr., through ficer Lincoln White said today,' new,srrien after he and other Demo­ Moscow, a cigrarette lighter with five defendants pleaded innocent assurance that U.S. aircraft will Asst. U.S. Att^. Henry C. Stone. avoid violating Soviet air space. there was no firing on the Ameri­ cratic Congressional leaders con­ Bulletins secret compartments, photogra­ to charges of violating Britain's GOP Claiming can plane nor was there any for­ cluded their weekly meeting with phic equipment with microdots Official Secrets Act, a charge Federal Judge Robert P. An­ This was an o\itgrowth o f the derson continued the case for trial. ma! Soviet protest. President Kennedy. The Speaker Culled from AP Wires used In espionage and some fake carrying a penalty of between new RB47 incident which occurred declined to forecast whether the passports. Krug was released without bond Credit for Tax in the vicinity of the island of / The matter developed at a time three and seven years imprison on his own recognizance. deficit he anticipates will as The House where Scotland Yard ment. Vize, Soviet territory in the Arc­ W'hen Soviet Premier Nikita S. much as II billion. . The government charges he tic waters of the Kara Sea. Khrushchev was trying to demon­ VERWOERD BOOED found the assorted psiraphemalia The Korgers' home is in Rulsllp, The Kenned.v administration is March 21 (/PI— Booing crowds was occupied by Peter Kroger. 50 "wilfully and knowingly attempted ReHeftoNHRR The recent incident, the State strate an interest in improving less than a mile from the head to evade and defeat a large part of in the process of revising the budg­ and demonstrating Negrosa and his wife, Helen, 47, identified quarters of the U.S. 3rd Air Force Department reported today, oc­ U.S. relations. He had ordered re­ et which former President Dwight income due” for the years 1954, curred "within a few days of the greeted Prime Minister Hend­ by the FBI as American citirens "I have-known the Krogers since Hartford, March 21 ((F)—A Re­ lease of two U.S. airmen held ftx>m D. ■ Eisenhower sent to Congress 1955, 1956 and 1957. end of January,” and several da.vfcl the July 1 RB47 incident. rik |F. Verwoerd today. Aa named -Morris and Lola Gonen. 1955," Lonsdale told the jury. publican leprislator today claimed in January shortly before he left the 'prime minister drove up The Americana are -co-defendants "Dpring the last two or three after President Kennedy had tak­ The release of the airmen was officeji Eisenhower estimated a sur­ cr^ it for the GOP for passage of en office. to his office in the Parlia­ in the trial. years I often visited them and Funds Cut Assailed hill to grant tax relief to the announced by Kennedy at a news plus, of about $1.5 billion tor the ment building he was booed The defendant never admitte(^ sometimes spend weekends in their New Haven, March 21 i/P)—The An earlier RB47 incident had oc­ conference Jan. 25. At the same new fiscal year. New Haven Railroad. curred last July 1 in the waters by nonwhites on - one side he was a spy nor did he explain home. Whenever they went away president of the Connecticut.As­ Rep. Marshall N. Dudley, Guil­ time, the Pre.sldent disclosed he Sen. Mike Mansfield of Mon­ of the street protesting his with­ wj)y he had such equipment.. from Ruislip, Peter Kroger would sociation for Mental Health today ford, as.sistant House^ majority had ordered that aircraft flights tana, the Senate Democratic lead drawal from the British Com­ ^''Lonsdale said they were inno­ leave the keys with me and ask said proposed reduction in the leader, accused Democratic Gov. over Soviet territory, such as the er, told newsmen the foreign aid monwealth over hla race policy. cent of any connection with the me to stay at his house, where he State Mental Department John N. Dempsey and his party of Air Force Charges famous U2 incident of a year ago, message Kennedy will send to Whites on the other side of the stispect items. He also claimed that had antiquarian books worth sev budget would "economize by deny- floundering” on the railroad is­ not be resumed. Congress tomorrow will emphasize street cheered and waved pla­ $2,600 in American money found eral thousand pounds. sue and on the question of horse White declined for unexplained elimination of duplication and cards welcoming him home from in the house belonged to him. "He knew, I lived in a very small (Continued on Page Fifteen) racing as well. 3 with Neglect in .reasons to give the exact date of waste which he said has existed the London meeting of Com­ Lonsdale made his 7-minute service flat. I used this flat ss an "If we have more of these the January incident but said it in the past imder both Democratic monwealth Prime Ministers. statement .'from the defendants' excuse to keep at the Krogers' ‘cliff hanger’ rescues of Governor Sea Tower Deaths occurred at the end of January. and Republican administrations, table in the Old Bailey courtroom some of my property, for example Dempsey and the Democratic legi- He said the Soviet Foreign office Man.sfield also said that military PORTUGESE MOPPING UP islators, this administration may without taking the witness stand my Praktina camerq, various pho Washington, March 21 (yP) — The “orally informed” the U.S. em­ aid to Allies will ibe included, in Lisbon, Portugal, March 21 W) and without being sworn, a pro­ tographlc equipment and some tUm out to resemble the old-time bassy in Moscow and that it pre­ the Kennedy budget, in the de­ Portugese security forces are cedure which prevented his being News Tidbits movie serial, "The Perils of Pau­ Air Force has charged three of­ other articles. ficers with neglect of dWty in con­ sumed the alleged violation had fense spending category. Hereto­ "mopping up” African tribesmen cross-examined. line," Dudley said in a talk pre­ fore. it has been lumped with other “In July last year I gave Mr. from the AP Wires nection with the-deaths of 28 men occured over Soviet territorial wa­ "'who staged an anti-white orgy of Using the same procedure, the Kroger as a birthday present pared for the weekly Republican ters near the island of Vize. Rus­ foreign aid. killing and looting In Angola, it Korgers followed Lonsdale with cigarette lighter and a pair luncheon.. Jan. 15 when a Texas tower radar In discu.s.sing the foreign aid station tumbled into the Atlantic sia asked a U.S. government ^ in­ was reported today from Lsianda, statements claiming innocence wooden bookends which appear to A bill to exempt the New Ha­ vestigation. program, Man.sfield said "It will capital of the West African ter­ "Neither my wife nor I engaged Monopolistic practtces of eight ven Railroad from $1.2 million anr during a howling gale. be ordinary household articles. As New York diaper service com­ ubsequcntly, the American seek to phase out some of the for­ ritory. Many white settlers In the in spying or any activities which you have seen these articles have nually in gross earnings taxes was The Air Defen.se Command, in eign aid” in countries which are panies cost customers in N. Y. C. an announcement relea.sed yester­ embassy infoiTued the Fore.ign Of­ GamVa and Eiicoje border areas may be considered or regarded as passed tby the Demofcratic-con- fice that a thorough investigation able to carry their own burden of were slain during the uprising Irregular," Groger said. region more than million dollars trolled House and signed by the day by, the Detense Department (Contmned on Page Eleven) each year says states attorney. had been conductei—''• tan areas plan and launch or Im- a youth. The injury was severely to loss of classroom hours because prove rapid transit systems Hartford. Man'h 21 (J5— That ol’ rocking chair In President aggravated when the PT boat he Democratic legislators." commainder of the squadron "dur­ Ben. Prescott Bush, R- Conn-, to­ o f ‘ false bomb reports.. .Johii T. On the horse racing question, ing the critical period prior to the day proposed bankruptcy > and an Sen. Cfiair Engle, D-Calif., ap-' President .Albert . N. Jorgensen Kennedy's office Is one of his most commanded as a Navy lieutenant pearing for California’s Gov. Ed' told the General .\saenibty to­ treasured possessions — has been Cunniff of Associated Press wins Dudley recalled that the Democrats loss of the tower," charged with operating receivership for the New during World War n was sliced George Polk Memorial Award for York, New Haven * Hartford mund G. (Pat) Brown, testified day that the university needed for more than five years. in half by a Japanese destroyer. dereliction of duty. more during die next two fiscal national reporting in 1960... Pres­ (Continued on Page Seven) The Air Force said the charges Railroad which has long been in traffic congestion around Los An­ And Dh Janet Travell, the Dr. Travell replied she had not geles and San Francisco has be­ years than the $36 mUUon White House physician, is glad he ident Kennedy designates May 20 were based on the wa.y the men financial trouble. Bush advanced prescribed ' the rocker, but that as Armed Forces Day. the idea at a Senate hearing In a come alarming. He read a state­ recommended In the administra­ likes it so much. She is convinced Kennedy has it because he saw "performed their duties immedi ment from Brown saying it tion’s budget. Jorgenaett asked that rocking in a good high-back­ Bill Leahy, 41, detective of Man­ ately prior to the disaster” off the. proposed $325 million federal pro­ .one just like it in her New York State Plans Retrial gram to help metropolitan areas "threatens to strangle the economy the Legislature’s Appropria­ ed chair is a flne way to relax. hattan district attorney's squad is New Jersey coast. It did not spe­ tions Committee to reetore some office when he first came to her found wounded in chest outside solve their mass transportation of these regions.” 1 "Suah a chair,” said the doc­ for help in 1955. Of Harold Rogers cify what acts or omissioi\s by the Engle said the money the bill 91.4 million In requested funds criminal courts building early to­ officers were involved. problems. tor, ."provides gentle, constant ex­ “He found it exceedingly com He said the New Haven needs would authorize would just for the university and to nu- ercise and helps prevent muscular day, and police quote him as say The 4604th Squadron had direct "scratch the surface,” of what is thorize about $8.8 milUon tal fdrtable and at his request I or­ Ing he tried to kill himself. Washington, March 2l' VP)—The something more than additional faUgue." dered one just like it for his Sen responsibility for the tower, which needed. capital construction projects. Nation’s first lady, Mrs. John F; U.S. Supreme Court has ordered a was part of the coastal radar funds. A reporter went to Dr. Travell ate office," the doctor related. new trial for a 55-year-old New Luther Gulick, New York City . Gulick testified his researches after noticing Kennedy using the Kennedy, is In Ndw York for round screen system to detect hostile SPRING BRINGS SNOW As a' Senator from Massachu. of visits to art museums, night at Haven, Cohn., bricklayer who was research specialist, had just testi­ have convinced him the nation Yocker during a recent conference setts, Kennedy used the chair aircraft. It was located about 85 fied the government has helped needs a new' approach to the traf­ ewicago, March 21 tflPi—Snow ballet and fittings fo- her Easter twice gp-anted stays of executions plastered parts of the nation’s with Vice President Lyndon B. good deal. And he had it brought while on Death Row. miles southeast-of New York and to cause the present traffic con­ fic problem. and spring wardrobe . . . Prelimi­ He said commuter rail service midsection on the first full day Johnson and Secretary of Defense along to the White House when he nary Judging begins In fourth an­ The court specified in a ruling 60 miles off Trenton. gestion around the big towns. Robert S. McNamara. The chair became President. The tower nicknamed ."Old Gulick is president of the In­ must provide the skeleton of such a of spring today and strong g*sty nual America’s Miss Junior Pag- yesterday that if Harold D. Rogers program, but that present arrange­ winds pushed cooler air Into the Is in front of the fireplace in Ken­ The high-beu;ked wooden rock­ eaat at Mobile, Ala.,-with 51 pretty Is not granted a retrial within a Shaky" by iU occupants, disap­ stitute of Public Administration in nedy’s office — across the room er originally had a Qi^t finish, peared fr<^ the radar sci'eens at New York, which he described as ments for this are archaic.* Central Rockies and West Can- high school seniors hoping for reasonable time, he must be re­ “ Standing alqne grants and trsl Plains. The storm sprend from his big desk. but it was stained a mahogany title . . . Poland's Roman Catholic leased. 7:33 p.m. EST Jani 15. That is a nonprofit, endowed research or­ The reporter asked whether the shade a few weeks ago to match accepted as the approximate Ijime ganization Which does not lobby. lot^is for the tottering railroads snow from lows Into Soatbem Bishops reportedly have drafted a In a majority opinion wril^ten by Minnesota Md the Basteni Da­ rocker was something Dr. Travell the other furniture in Kennedy’s of the coUapse. He said there is demonstrable are a worthless gesture of panic,” paatoral ' letter spelling out Associate Justice Felix Frankfur­ Gulick said. He suggested a ma­ kotas. The s-ow piled iw la • had prescribed becauM of the new office. The seat cushions and ter, the court ordered the new trial There were no survivors. need for the legislation under study Church’s position In Its current jor overhaul in which “ the design depth of 4 Inches In Dm fStSsm. trouble the President has had with the atm and back pads have been struggle with country’s Commu­ on grounds the trial judge used One of rile controversies about in the hearings before a Senate Banking subcommittee. The bill —equipment, terminals and Inter- Anotbar storm fr**t tMMiMi s t t his back — an aliment whioh she reupholstered In a biege tona to nist rulsrs . . . University of the wrong standard to determine th* disaster is whether the tower tnaw In SMithcfn WysMhiff mm lin t traated In 1955 and helped to Georgia atudent oafateria has been would authorize a program of (Oonthmed e* Fag* EIgM) Northsm OsIsHids. d a tr up; (Oonttamed on P a g * : ■) hitei^irtad wltboot IncUlsiit. (CoDtlBIMd SB Pag* Two) (OsattauMd ao Fag* Eiglit) granta and loans to help metropoll- ’ #■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1981 TAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ‘MANCHESTER, CONN^, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1961 PAGE THREE riod, on northeast comers of X. to NATO forces in Europe. The 3rd Wayne Carlsdn, 84 Lynesa St.; Center and Parker Sts. and X. Mid­ Holes for Pipe is one of five U. 8.' divisions in Mra. Lyla Steele, 28 Lenox St.; Pinto Photo Wins School Repair Rockville-V ernon Hospital Notes Ralph Qulglej’, 80 Foley St.; Mra. HAU. FOR RENT ZBA Rejects dle TpXe. and Parker S t; also, at Sheinwold on Bridge NATO’s “Pyramid of Power.” •fi'd South Intersection of Parker and 0 . Sombric, a gur-ier in the caval­ Marcella Lorabee, 61' White St.; Regional Award For parties, ahowera, rsqe^ Woodbrldge Sts. M ayE xplain ry’s Company A, entered the Army Raymond Cote, 348 N. Main St.; tioas. meetings. Oompleta UtelH Two Requests To Take Up Compulsory Auto Insurance Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. NewUen Smith. 82 8. Main St.; en faclUtlea. Large saelseed CTtarles Gipson and Fred Thrall In May 1659, and arrived overseas for all areoa except maternity were both granted their requests. TAKE FINESSE South dealer the following NoVembef. The 19- David Dingwall, 387 W. Middle Reginald Pinto, 871 W. Middle parking lot. W hitonLeak >Ksoudi«dMi«ble where they are 2 to 4:30 and 6:30 Tpke.; Mrs. Imogene Toner and Th« Sortnc Board of AppoaU Gipson was given a ttvo-year ex­ $3 1 ,0 0 0 Left RIGHT WAY vear-old soldier attended Rockville to 8 p.m,; and private rooms Tpke., a Herald photographer, won tension to sell religious items at ~ Alfred Sheinwold NOlRTH Opposed by 3 Legislators High School. aon, 3 Pioneer Circle; Mra. Laura second place in the February photo liKiuir* LithiNmton H d l (ZBA) Uat nigbt denied two aepa- A Q Tonight’s Events where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Bell and daughter 128 Lakewood 24 GOLWAT STRKBT 172 South S. Main St. and Thrall a The Manchester Board of Edu­ The reaLon for the leaks in the SdmetihiM'you can finesse © A K 5 J Visitors are requroted not to (Circle; ^dra. Helen JordEin and contest sponsored by District One isU vaiUace requeatA variance to divide a plot of land In­ tesemsnt of the Whtton Library A major piece of leglslaUon^ Allen said he leans toward the The American Legion Auxiliary smoke In patients’ rooms. No more TEL. Ml 3<4104 The ManchesUr Building A cation last night voted to spend through eltiier opponent for a kej^ 6 10 ,3 2 daughter. East Hartford; Mra. Al­ of the New England Press Photog­ to two lots at 277 X. Middle Tpke., may have been the holes left in the luoked for In the current session establishment of an unsatisfied will hold a grocery social at the than two visitors at one time, per MI 8-6490 After 6 PJA. RMlty Co. and John Gaudlno were one of which is undersised with tho more than $31,000 remaining foundation by the contractor who card if you cart only guew which ♦ K 1 0 9 ^ Judgpnent fund, which would be GAR rooms at 7;45 p.m. ma Blair and daughter. Soutli raphers' Association for a picture WEST • . of the General Assembly is the patient. Coventry; Mrs. Lorraine BatOhel- denied a request to build a ranch less frontage than required. in the older elementary school forgot to brick up s6me pipe en­ opponent haa it. ^ e two-way fl- ▲ K 8 6 A f 0 9 $ S contributed to by all uninsured mo­ Victory Assembly, Catholic promoting the Washington Day trances after the plana for water I nessa usually applies'tq a queen or eolutlon to the problem of the un­ torists Payment to the fund Ladies of Columbus, meet st the der iand daughter, Elast Hartford. home on the northeast comer of A special exception request fund for additional work;* and $ 9 6 ^ 9 4 1 ® * Patients Today 239 DISCHARGED 'TODAY: Mrs. Sale in Manchester. Meadow Lane- and Wellman Rd. from Aldo Pavan at 433 Keeney and-aewer pipea were changed.____ Ljack, but may work ^uall: 0 AGJ 8 4 4> 9 7 5 insured driver. would be made at the time of reg­ Lottie Fisk Memorial at 8 p.m. ADMITTED YE.STERDAY: Mrs. -Einto’s photo, published on Page ANNUAL equipment for these schools. (Jhester Langtry, deputy dlrtc- [when the missing key cai istration. Hospital Notes Gertrude Johneon, 64 N. E3m St.7 which would have been closer to S t, Rural Zone, to convert a single X ? 4*2 * 7 3 Three possible solutions have Marion Cohun, Worcester Rd.. Ver­ Harry Holmes, .155 E.'Main St., 1 Feb. 20, waa of a young girl talk' west sideline than regulations al family dtvelllng into a two story An appropriation of $180,000 tor of public works said yesterday kfag. _ SOUTH been offered, and, at.the moment, The fund would be available for Admitted Monday. Harrv Han­ non; Mrs. Monica Thompson, 915 Ing to a merchant dressed in a for capital improvements to older the contractor doing renovations Weat opened the nine of hefirta, ley, 184 E. Main St.; Phillip Sach.se, Main St.: Mra. Dorothy Dewar. Rockville; Nancy Narkon, 73 W. IR IS H T E A low. family dwelling was tabled pend­ ♦ A J 7 2 ■Vernon's three legislators show in­ claims resulting from accidents in Center St.; Lianne Gadoury, WII- Revolutionary War costume. Such a home did not conform ing further ZBA investigation. elementary schools was approved on the library has discovered sev­ and declarer put up dummy’s king ly 7 4 2 terest In two of them. All seem op­ volvlng unln.sured drivers, with a 121 Orchard St. 428 W. Middle Tpke.: Dale Ru.ss, Pinto Is in first place in the box with the high residential area (Res­ In a referendum vote. Work was eral pipe holes in the foundation to win the trick. South could count maximum payment limit of $20,000 Discharged Monday: Mrs. Har­ Glastonburj'; Peter Martello, limantic; Nianne Daley, Petersop score tally kept since Januai^r by PARTY on winning two hearts and four posed to the third, the principle Rd., Vernon; Anthony Blozie, idence Zone AA), the ZBA decided. CONTRACT AWARDED started at the close of school in seven or eight f^et’ beneath the ♦ A Q J « of compulsory insurance. for any one accident. riet Wetherell ,128 Grove St.: Mrs. Worcester Rd.. Vernon; Anthony the association. Standings are de­ Sponsored By Ttae Dnaghten June 1960. and $148,381 In paint­ ground. ciube, ao he needed three other However, Allen .said, the unin­ Kupchunos. South Windsor; Leo Wapping; Mrs. Mary Tlvnan, 75 termined by the number of points A second denial was made to a Representative Gerald Allen Ethel Clark, Rockville: Mrs. Elean­ Steep Hollow La.; Michael Golden, Of Uberty No. 17 request by Tabco Manufacturing Washington, March 21 OPi—A ing, lighting, site work, boiler The holes were apparently left 1 tricks. r? w a says he favors establishing a fund sured driver ■ would be liable for or Niemann, Ellington. Menard, 13 Goslee Dr.; Edward the photographers in the district Co., which asked for a veriance to $32,700 contract to design a $924,- work, kitchen renovations, re­ there by G, Schrelber arid Sons, It would do no good to lead the 1 ifr kS J Nt AH li repayment to the fund to the ex­ Murray, Waterford; Mrs. Eleanor Wapping; Gregory Bilodeau, East accumulate for first, second, and Albert's Photo Studio queen of spades for a finesse, o r, for payment of claims to drivers Hartford; James Greenway, 73 ORANGE H A U use premises for a sheet tnetal 000 post office and federal build­ placement

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1961 PAGE FIVE WRWt'HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1961 PAGE FOUR S6uth W indsor mm 2 Brothers Settle Deaths Last flight BoUon STUNNING . , Burnitig Qfuestion By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bennett Heads TV-Ra^io Tonight United Nations, N.Y.—Ambas­ sador Manuel' Bisbe, 55, Cuban Nothing makes your windows . . . your em , Kindergarten Rockford, 111., March 21 — . Little League delegate to the United Nations, tire home .. . so smart as Kirsch Vertical Two young brotheni ipont two collapefMl and died of a heart at­ Aims Defined chilly hour* in a locked refrigera­ tack yeeterday ehortly before he Slat Blinds. Big choice of colors, Cal! A t Its March maetinc tha Little Television tor yeaterdgy, but lettled a burn­ was to attend a meeting of the L«a(ua regretfully accepted the so ing queatlon. MI 3-4865 for an in-Mour-hom^d^mdnstra- raai|matlon of Prealdent Harry CopiM o f the ctirriculum uied SBC 8ATUBDAT8 TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTINQ Teddy Ross, 5, and brother Timo­ General Assembly, He was bom in Santiago, Cuba. tion. We make them! Undgren, who la retiring becauae )a public ktndergarUn claaeei In­ thy, 4, were playing in ths base­ ’ ot poor health. ' Donald Bennett, t:0U BIS 1 Theater tin 'prosreui Rltienmn a 40 Glendale, Calif. — Edward H. itiated la*t fall, were distributed Plrtl Sho* ihi Droartaei 1:30 Oobie Clllis 3. ment when the dpor of a refriger­ former league secretary, waa Early Show On prosreui II Orest Decidioiia 1961 ator used to etore meat swung Fitzgerald, 82, cbmmlssloner of named new president of the group new at a meetlnf; last night. ‘ Quick Draw MeUraw Alfred Hitchcock Presents 10. shut on them. Their-parents-and the U.S. Department of Labor un­ Newt FINDEItJAIFG. CO. ■nd Earl Carey iraa chosen sec­ itiKu Viola L*rson. elementary Cartik'n Piarbnuae Krunlters in Uedicins police cohducted a tv.’o-hour search der Preeidente Herbert Hoover retary. Canadian Mounted Police Wyatt Esrp 8. of the house and neighborhood and Franklin D. Roosevelt, died auperrleor, explained the cur­ Salty Brine * Shark 8 .00 Tom Ewell Show 3 485 E. MIODLE TPKE., MANCHESTER Bennett has released organiza­ Thriller 10. which ended happily when the Sunday In a Pasadena, Calif., rest tion plana for the coming season. riculum waa set as a guide for • lit Industry on Parade home. Cause of death waa not dis­ the teachers and covers social studies, Tallahassee 7000 .Medicine 1961 father openrfd the refrigerator door \>rtetian B!inds, Repairs, Repair Parts ' The Little League this year will (.26 Westber. News S Sports 1 Siasecoach West I. 40. to investigate banging noises. closed. field six teams rather than the science, health and phs-slcal edu­ Trackdown Third Man London'—Oommlsaloner Norman cation. language arts, reading, (:S0 Rollie Jacobs Club House 9:30 Science 5'ictlon Theater I Exclaimed Teddy: "The light prevloua five. Artist's Smock Show of the 5tonth 3. F. Duggina, 57. chief of ataff and music, art and arithmetic. The But Picture really does go out whan the door Managers will be: Yankees, Chsnnel 8 Newe 10:00 Million Dinar Movie second-in-command of the Salva­ Walter Sherisa; Indiana, David t»r. Harriet Nash, State De , White Hunter The David Brinkley Special goes shut.”- partment o f Bducation, consultant <:45 Hunllev.Bnnkley 10. i: 10. 2 1, Police said Teddy, by trying to tion Army since December, died Caaavant; Cuba, Edward Hale; in childhood education, congrat­ Doualas Edwards Alcoa Prescnla 8. 40. piy' the door opeij with a shelf, yesterday in a hospital'at Paisley, Short Seconds, Richard Jones; MUU-MUU! in drip-dry broadcloth 7:00 Mill^n Dollar Mnvte 10.30 Take a Oood l.ook Scotland. He had collapsed the ulated the parents for providing Bough Rider* 26 53: broke the rubber gasket sdltl. per- Dodgers, Raymond Cloutier; and Macsenne's Raiders Jung APvaon Show 40; mittlng air to enter that probably night before after addresaln^ a Carmnala, Paul Wehren. The Car­ the needed kindergarten exper­ Guest Speaker . Sport ience for their children. Beginning , Movie oi the Wees 2 j saved both their lives. Salvation Army meeting. dinal team is the nei^ one added Exp^ltlon World Beet Movie, Bronxvllle. rt.Y. — The Rev. Ufia year. school can be "pretty rough" on The Very Rev. Thomas F. Stack, ■ Science In Connecticut 1115 Jack Paar Show (C) 10. 30} . ^ - children who go into first grade 7 15 W .Mas:> lliirniiam* nark Gable Theater William J. Finn, 79. founder and Thla year the group will run an $3.99 dean of the Middlesex district of Sporte earners Premiere director of the Paulist Choristers Alumni Lieague of four teams without group experience. Dr. Hvenins Report Feature 40 Belinda Lee Rites 8.99 made up bt^a who , graduated Nash said. Parents were warned the Norwich Diocese, will be guest 7;30 Whpt In The World 2 11:25 News both In New York City and C3il- ot not to try to fcace children into speaker at a, meeting of St. Laramie to. 23. 30111 ;«> Jack Pasr Show (C) Hollywood, March 21 cago, died yeateftlay in a hospital. from the Littlo Loaguo or who are Buss Bimny 8. 40. 5.7* 13:50 News A Weather He had bew semlparalyzed since between the agea of 12 and 16. learning experiences beyond their Bridget's Rosary Society tomor­ I 00 IJite News brief Episcopal funeral aervics, at­ t oo gather Knows Beet 8 1940 due to a stroke and had suf­ Thla league la atill in the forma­ The Muu-Muu, heavenly “ Artist Smock” duster, collarless ability, but to provide as varied row at 8 p.m. in the church hall. tended by only 15, was conducted yesterday for Belinda Lee, the fered third degree bums in an tion Btage. All games will be play­ new fashion trend from a backgrround as possible to as­ The meeting will be preceded by ed at St. BVancia C2iurch field sist the chUd in getting ready to British actress killed In a high- accident last month. jewel neckline, corded piping drop the Rosarv and Benediction at Radio New York — Rear Adm. Leslie which the Rev. James F, Glynn Hawaii, delightful to leam reading and other skills. 7:30. sped desert auto crash last week. The body of the 26-year-old A. Knlskem, 60. commander of has generously offered. sleep in, delicious to shoulders, % cuffed pushup sleeves, About 37 parents attended the Father Stack, who is pastor of (This listing Includes only those news broadnssts of 10 or 15-minute Anyone who would like to take meeting, planned to ac<{uaint them lenj^h. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) blonde star was cremated. the New York Naval Shipyard in St. Patrick's parish in East Hamp­ Brooklyn from 1956 until his re­ part in this undertaking as coach wear about the house! two pearl button closing at neck, one with the kindergarten progoam. ton. has been guest speaker in Her parents, who live In London, or umpire will be welcome. Those 2 WDRi'.—13SS wiNF—nst could not attend. Neither could tirement in 1968, dlld Sunday In Brilliant sun-washed col­ colt Awatds Made Manchester on several occasions, 6.00 News. Wall Street Wall LENOX PHARMACY Interested should contact either her fiance, Italian movie director a Navy, hospital. From 1944 to snap closing on skirt. Petite, Small, t* o Gauthier and Sam Baa and served a weekend ministty as * 1 0 Art Johnson Show 6.05 News 1945 be was in charge of all ahip Earl Carey or Melvin Tripp any­ ors, new tropical prints, tarache were presented with Bob­ curate at St. James' Church about 8:06 Raynor Shines 6:15 Pulton Lrwln Jr. Gualtiero Jacopettl, 41. He Waa 299 E. CENTER ST. Ml 9-089* time after 5:30 p.m. 1:00 News. .Sign Of! 6 30 Mutual N>wa one of three men injured in the designs in the Bureau of Ships. He in care-free wash and Medium. Helio, azalea pink, blue. cat pins at the meeting of Cub 25 years ago. 6-.M IaOCuI NrwK and Showraap waa bom in Muskegon, Mich. Little League regiatratlon wUl Scout Pack 157. Other awards dis­ The dean was a professor at St. WHAV—SIS 6:45 LsOwpU Thomna. Phil Rlintto head-on crash that killed the ba held at South Windsor Fire wear cottons that dry in Thomai’ Seminary. Bloomfield, 6 00 Paul Harvey 7:00 CBS actress, and he Is still hospitalized. tributed by Robert Warfel. chair­ 7:10 OBS— In P#'raon Department headquarters at the a flash! Exotic Roman man of the pack committee, in­ from 1M2 to 1953, when he became 6:30 Sound Stage 7:30 Mutual Nrwa Pink roses and a ribbon bearing comer of Beelzebub and Ellington pastor of the East Hampton par­ 7:00 Edwara P Morgan 7:35 Local News and Showraae Jacopetti's first ntme lay on the cluded the Wolf badge to Craig 7:15 Sound Stage R;00 Thf* World TonlRht T hv Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY Rda. Saturday and Sunday from stripes, of lush flower Newton and Scott Hemingway: ish. Bom in Winated, he attended Night Fllrti R:30 Mutual Sports actress' casket. noon to 4 p.m. Registration cards Crosby High School^ Waterbury, 10;00 John W.' Vandercook Actor Rossano Brazzl and his prints, small, medium, Bear badge to Robert Boake. Alan il:30 Public Affairs 8:35 I.sOcal Nrws and Showcase will tM dlatributed through the St. Thomas Seminary in Bloom­ 3:00 CBS News wife Lydia were among those in Skinner and Mark WTnther. 12:00 Sign Off 3:10 Showcase and News schools by school officials through large. Silver and gold arrows on the field. St. Bernard's in Rochester. 12:15 Sijmoff attendance. N. Y.. and the Seminary Arcivea- W Tic—less ths cooperation of School Siqit Bear badge were presented to 6:00 News. Wealher Merle B. Woodmansee. Mark Winther, Michael Byrne and covlle, Florence. Italy. He was ordained Feb. 20. 1932, by tht 6:20 StrlcUy Spdrls Patrtssl to Speak David Norria. Robert Warfel re­ 8:35 Album of the Day The Avery Heights Garden Club ceived the Denner’a badge. Gold Most Rev. Joachim Bonardi in 6:48 Three Star Extra Florence, Italy. 7:06 Conversation Piece TvlU meet March 28 a2 8 p.m. at the and silver arrows were given to 7:30 News A college education is worth Avery St. Elementary School. Duane LeBlanc; and Norman Father Stack Is a member of 7;45 Congressional Report the executive conunittee, Hartford 8:06 Pops Concert NOW and HERE Frank Patrlssl of Patriasi’a Nurs­ Daley received a one-year pin. 9:06 What's Your Opinion ery Center, West Hartford will Opening exercises and a skit Round Table, and National Confer­ 10:06 NIghtbeat ence of Christians and Jews. He IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD ■peaJc on "Landscaping Your were presented by Den 3. 11:00 News Home." Co-hostSaaes will be Mrs. Eight Instead of One has served as regional chairman of 11:15 Sports Final PILGRIM MILLS (at Clwney HoH) has the the Catholic Art Association, chair­ 11;3D Starlight. Serenade Richard Whalen and Mra. L. R. A population explosion on Birch 1:0C Sign Off BMt Fabrics for you ot LOW M1U PRICES! Nelson. Mountain was the subject of con­ man of the Diocesan Commiasion of Sacred Music and Liturgy, and WPOP—141i • Pure Silks • Woolens All Interested men are cordially sideration by several townspeople 8:00 Today In Hartford an E X T R A *100.000 Invited to attend this meeting has been a professor of social wor­ Monday. Dog Warden Frank Pag-, ship at Boston College Summer 6:16 Conn. Ballroom • Finest Cottons - o Dress Fabrics which will include a special feature gloli waa finally called in to take .7:011 Bob Scoti School. Father Stack is also vice 9-.00 PAy Somera • Upholstery and Slip Cover Fabrics "for men only.” charge of the situation when a president of St. Thomas Seminary 11:00 News Memhera are requested to bring dog, which became "everybody's 11:10 Ray Somers a white elephant with tba price Alumni Association. He waa recip-. 1:00 Del Rayce* Show pet" after apparently hiving been lent in 1958 of an annual "good I ‘ WEKE OPEN TONIGHT TO 9! I in lifetime earnings! marked on lU The item will be used dropped off in town a couple of citizenship award" presented by for the Wapplng Fair and will be months ago, gave birth to a Utter the East Hampton VFW Post. necessary for admittance to this r. of seven puppies. meeting. PnbHo Records Orders for geraniums will be A certificate of Incorporation: FREE DELIVERY taken at this time and plants will KC Construction Co.. Inc.. Alfred Robert Richardson. Mrs. Elmer be picked up at the April meeting. KrutainiS, Chrlatopher W. Clem­ Weden and Mrs. Harry Williams At Th« PARXADE Membership in the club is open ens and Herman Yules, incorpora­ will be the hostesses. to all residents In South Windsor. The Ladies Benevolent Society tors. , _ LIDDEn DRUG Cheney Hall. Hartford ltd. • Dally Noon to 9—Sat. 10 to 8 For further Information,. Mrs. - Certificate of dlatribuUoTj: Es­ will hold a supper and meeting be­ Gary Kaina or Mra. Richard Hag- tate of E. Selma Haley to Richard ginning at 7 tonight in the parish gett, both of Benedict Dr^ may E. Shaw, pre^rty on Notch Rd. room of Bolton Congregational be contacted. Chicken Supper Set Church. Eastern Star Installs Reservations are now being All townspeople who can help Mr. and Mra. William Fralze, taken by Mra. Michael Goldsnider with the recreation program in Cards; Moorhead, No Room in the protest. An exchange transfusion is pcrfornied to save Ark. ’ New York, March 21 — A Also, Morison, John Paul Jones; t fie life I )f a child wit h Rfi dise.ise. Const.antly iniprovint’ Stamford; Conn., woman jumped . Oates, Seven Famous Greek or fell to her death from the 31st Pliya: Sechrist, It's Time for medical tei Iniiijnes and rese;irch jirojects sei.-k to make floor of A hotel on Central Park Plaster; Shirley Buckskin and South laat night. Police identified Spurs; Stoker, Famous Impoaters. It s.ifer f;>r onr h.-ibies to be born. Tliese episodes ,and the Tdctlm ek Mrs. Mildred Freed­ Bulletin Board man, about 60, wife of a stock ■u'enes fm m the fieliverv mom, nnrser\', ;md prem.itiire broker. Mrs. Freedman landed in "Thanksgiving in Lent" Is the iri m eetin g theme of the Wom­ an Interior court. Her husband an's Society of Christian Service mf.mt'.' imisi.'iy ,ire shown in tins montli's pi t sen t it ion waa out at the time, police said. at 8 tonight at the United Meth­ The couple lived on (Jiiarry Road odist Church. Mrs. Clifford Steph­ of "M hil )1(_ 1N E Idhl" An H onr-Long Series Of In Stamford. ens is program chairman. Mra, I lo.dlli .And Medic.il C.ire nocumentaries Hriiiumg Tlie When your son or daughter i.s ready for college, will YOU ^ World Ot M odem Medicine To The Tele\ision Screen. be ready with adequate funds to pay the cost? By looking FOR: ahead, planning ahead and saving ahead, you can make the Front End answer a great big YES. Let us at the Savings Bank of^ LITERATURE Special Manchester show you how a modest amount deposited Regu­ (PROSPECTUS) New delight! $12.84 larly in your savings accourtt can do it. HANS FOR THE ACCUMUUTION OF • (1) ALIGN FRONT END (2) BALANCE FRONT WHEELS—REG. S4.00 UCLEONIC8, (8) CHECK FRONT WHEEL EXCITING/^c^ L ife Bras BEARINGS CURRENT HEMI8TRY & (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM ANNUAL DIVIDEND LECTRONIC8 -ALL FOUR ONLY ' WHNB SHARIS, IHC. N/C/E it a mutual fund Invattini for pot- ' , I aSfla lonf-tarm growth. N/C/E accumulation plans art availabls *>y F o r m f i t for as littia as F40 down and $20 a month Tuetdo)^ up to $1000 a month. Member of Federal Lifts me lovely with no roll comfort! New Life Bra with that Formfit feel­ March 21 Depodit Initura.nce Corp, N/C/E plans ars availabls with nr withput low cost group craditor Ilfs fnsuranca ing. Bias-cut controlled stretch elastic around and under cups lets bra SERVICE ON ALL 9 f.M . [ ? J CONVENTIONAL MAKES for frH llttratm (wegpteln) wrltfi move with you . .. without any rolling or curling. Life-lift petal in under­ bust for added lift, perfect comfort. Come in and try it today 1 "MORIARTY avings anchester Druea Vaiierbrook A. Regular in white S2A to S8C— ^$3.(X) MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH FhoiM in *-4288 B. Longline in white 84A to 40C— ^$5.00 FRIEND OF BROTHERS 9 ? o At fi i n St. 7 85 last Ct'ntri St. Manchester Parkade . lUCNtX, * EXK, Ineu Cor. Lenox St. West Middle Turnflike r Hanotaeoter, Conn. : M l-SlS CENTEB ST. THE FAMILY OPfN THURSD/iy XXX. I l l S-S1S5 78 Momataln Road. Bea. MEDICINE f VI NINOS A to S BOTH BRANCHfS OPfN FRIDAYS to 8 p.m. t AlWAVS rUNfY o r n u i PAUCINO :

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^AOB SIX apricot coat end matching hat Vivid Colors over a hond-emocked and 'velvet- how Russians would think about ! ■ Reginald Helfterleh will,be guest trimmed print drees, worn Hebron speaker. Parishioners are also re­ A Debra Decker, and a tiny Check JUmrlfpBtrr the test ban, eyen If they are sin- A niought for Today Sponsored by the Manchester minded df the sarly service Thurs­ yellow' drees with pastel appHque, ears la wanting it. It has-appar­ Connecticut Flower Memorials day, at 6:40 SJB., In the Hebron Free, Gratis! Mark Styles worn by Carolyn Hoberen. ently reached its own decision Connell ot Cbnrobss ■ church. INVITATIQN Mm. Michael ^ p o n a ra showed that.' so far u wa and humanity Sought on Easter Children baptised Sunday morn­ By Doris Al. D'ltalia a Kelly green v ^ l suit of diago­ WM ftjn ' TOiKxnS? c S ^ me. Yankee I wonder how- - many people i’ For Spring nal weave with leather belt, a 11 BlMeU Street are concsixttC there may have to ing at Gilead Congregational A warm welcome awaite any investor By A. H. O. around us are dying with siprltual The Rev, Gordon W. Wssman, Church were: Sharon Joy daugh­ 'wffiite straw pllH>ox hot and long be some riakaynvotved in a formal, cancers. Hatred of someone or bit­ to our new oflSce. Drop ini won t yo\xt spring burst into, bloom in 'vi'vld stretch gloves with leather back WALTER rector of St. Peterii Episcopal ter of Mr. and Mrs. James L. P nbU aben permanent test ban, but that these terness toward someone ia a spir­ Church, asks parishioners who Derby Jr., and- Darlena, daughter Sure-fire attraction for knowing suburban homeowners is colors UuBt night In a parade of and cloth palms. Wamided October L IW l______SnUNO BONNKTS itual cancer. . fashions before 250 women at Fel­ Several beachwear 'styles were Hsks hs've to be considered along­ with to donate toward the Easter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Filliault. Open Thursday evenings 6KX) to 9.‘00p.nt. the Spring Nome Gardener’s Day scheduled Saturday at the side the risks which would be in- L -As a cancer may grow and in­ flower expenses, to be sure to get Lest anyone forget, the Quiet lowship Hall of Second Congrega­ shown for those eager to- get into r«Mlii>ed Ererr Erenlnit Bxceit fect all the organs unless totally University of Connecticut. tional Church. the "fashion swim." Mrs. Herbert r n m l m and Holldala. Entered at tin volved in not having a test ban in touch with Mrs., D. Benton Day for women of the Episcopal and Saturday until noon. The bill of fare arranged by Joseph Lent, associRte profes- K atO m ce at Hancheater. Coaa.. aa removed, so hatred and bitterness Church postponed from last week, The faahlon show, aponsored by Peteraen modeled a white pique -iteand n a n Mall Matter. and in resuming the pollution of There are ^aees to look for Crittenden, in order that aha may ■or of horticulture, and Rudy J.^ grow in a person until his entire know how much may be spent in will be held at S t Peter’s Church the Junior Uentnry Club of Man­ one-q>iece swim suit with match­ spring; the moss life is infected by the hatred which Favretti, extension home grounds SUBSCRIPTION RATES , the atmoephere, and of men's ordering the flowers. tomorrow In^nnlng with Holy figures Is folly and expensive. His­ chester, presented styes for wom­ ing. short coat; Mrs. Jeffrey Ar- Payable In Adranca „ That wreathes the sunken boulder originally was directed at one per­ ■pecialiet, ia bound to tempt win­ nol4 showed a green print one- C arrier Mi minds, and the atomic asms race. There is a small box In the rear Communion at 10 ajn., and clos­ PUINAM&CO. tory should not have to repeat It­ en and children from The Fair, son only. ter-jaded property owners anxious with Mra. Doris Belding as com­ plebe swim suit 'with matching O M T e a r ...... HJ-SO m O O The Kennedy administration has begins to wear of the church for those who wish ing at 2:80. The leader will be a Msmiiers New York Stock Exchange to get "back to the soU" of their self. There are those who hold hlsr Shi M oaiba •■■•••••••«• 7« i l The heart of man cannot harbor tory should teach. mentator. "sunbrella," beach towel and Montha ...... EM i:fO reaidied for Arthur'Dean, a Repub­ Small scarlet ribbons: under gray­ to donate toward the total exr Sister of the Order of the Holy suburban acres. love for God and bitterness toward pense of the flowers, but not to Nativity from Providence, R. L To get back to the growth rate, Mrs. Ronald Vernier, outfitted beach bag. Mrs. William Haberen M ootb *••••••«••••• 1-M L 85 lican. and l*reeidcnt lascnhower's ing willow floss any man at the same time. “If any 71 la n comR ST. • mamci«$i« • tfc.M H -iisi Propagating ahrubs at home will for April showers, modeled a modeled' a two-piece long torso WeAly ...... JO_____ •« purchase any particular ones aa be the topic of Dr. Sidney Wax- however, neither one of the two top negotiator in Korea, to head Another scarlet deepens; and scar­ m u* says, ‘I love God,' and hates area towns came close to the rec­ lavender laminated Jersey re­ suit -with blue and white stripe n»iran » OF memorials. Any amoimf, great or Manchester Evening Herald Jamos T. Blair • Robort-H. Starkol man, aasistant professor in the the dtiegmtion to Geneva. let flare his brother, he is a liar; for he small, will be appreciated. ords set by North Branford, New versible rainepat with matching top over white faille pants. Mm. T H E A8 9 0 CIATSD PRESS who does not love his brother Hebron oorrMpondent, Susan B. College of Agriculture’s plant sci­ umbrella. Her aleevetileaa sheath John Aronson and Mm. Mnrio The Aaaoctated Pren la exclaatrely In summary, the impression is Lights maples over swafnps too Leaa Approved Pendleton, telephone ACadciny ence department. Jay S. Koths, ex­ Haven's favorite suburb, with aalltlcd to the naa d repubUcatioo o t whom he has seen, cannot love 209.6; or Ledyard, feeling the'im­ dress was a sunburst of pink, gold, E*rattaroli both modeled beach- all aeva dlapatchea credited to it or that the Kennedy administration wet to cross; God whom he has not seen.” (I Jn. A request from the Girl Scout 8-8484. tension horticulturist, will speak Troop for a loan of $39 has been pact of the submarine base in taupe, orange, olid purple. wear ensembles with matching Bet otherarlae credited In tbia paper goes to this Geneva parley with a Or blackbird wings fly fire from 4:20) on plastic greenhouses. An outfit suitable for gardening, ovemklrts, and Mra. Dale Martin •ad alao the locai aewa nupliabed here. approved by the PTA. This ia to There ■will be a talk on prun­ Groton, with 206.6. All ri(hu ot repnhUcaBoa ot apedai definitely defined position or se­ lair to lair; Rev. Theodore W. Chandler The next two highest towns aro modeled by Mrtl. Stephen Turklng- showed a print suit In the hot pink Shpatebea herein are alas reaervad. Bolton Congregational Church obUHn medical Insurance coverage ing a fruit garden by Extension ries of positions, thst it knows its Or farmers trudge their bound­ for the girls without delay. Each neighbors of the first but in re­ ton, conbiated of a lavender cot­ shade 'with abbreviated coat pomologist Arthur C. Bobb and ton coverall 'with culotte skirt Walking a large black poodle, Fun aerrlee elient of R. E. i aries and toss girl will be asked to pay $1 for Dr. Gene Oberly, associate profes­ verse order. Preston, niext door to own mind, that it knows what it link coolie hat and pink and Mrs. Francis Garbet* modeled a Quick flaming tufts to bum the Kennedy's Schedule this Insurance in the near future, sor of pomology. L«dyard, had a 181 per cent in­ PnbUahera ReprcaeatallTca; may yield and what it cannot >16^, to repay the loan. This will take crease; and Orange, also a fa­ avender gardening gloves. French imported swim suit of M in a Ml pastures bare. Edward C. Mlnnum, well-known Two leisure wear outfits were Torh._^-^-.rorh, Chicago. Detroit o. and that what is coming up, there­ Washington. March 21 — care of this year’s insurance and extension vegetable specialist, will vorite New Haven suburb, 179.3 navy blue with white piping with drip-dry Bermudas with poncho middy top, sailor cdllor and short MEMBER AUDIT fore, is a clean, honorable test of Spring first ia flame, from mapled President Kennedy will send a the first half of next year’a INSURANCE talk about garden soil. Pointers on CIRCULATIONS. special message on foreign aid to About Town Not everyone in -Suburbia la a overblouse, worn by Mm. Charles sleeves. • whether or not Ruasia wants to bog to hill, crabgraas control will be given by McKenzie, and a two-tone lilac and The BeraM PrUrttne Oompany. lin.. Congress tomorrow. Jeffrey Kirkham, eon of Mr. and Stanley Papanos, Hartford county suburbanite. There are still those During Intermission, Mra. Fred •aarnnea no financial raaponaibiUty tw bring to a successful and credit­ A bright burst, a tongue that Originally, the message was set COMING UPJOR RENEWAL? living at the slower pace of yester­ hot pink coordinate outfit worn by T. Blish III, Junior Century Club Mrs. Harry H. Kirkham, is home agricultural agent. Dr. Guatav A. Mrs. . Bruce Fowler. typotraphica] errora appearing In ad- able end the game Russia started leaps to die; t for today, but the White House from Munson, Masa, where he Is L. Mehlquiat, professor of flori- year. winner in the fourth annual fash­ Tt^laementa and other reading matter Mrs. John Frank showed a ion sewing contest sponsored by ta The Mancheater Eyenlng Herald. three j^ears ago. Ther^ has al­ And later shadblow standing switched signals late yesterday. attending Munson Academy, for a oulture, speak on the home or­ Bert, a native Yankee who still burns wood in the big black kitch­ sleeveless white aheath dresa piped the General Federation of Wom­ ready been one great gain from Kennedy may submit another mes­ three Weeks vacation. chard. in orange beneath a white nubby DUplay adrertisins doatag hnura breathless, still sage to Congre.ss before the week en range and in the pot-bellied en's Clube, modeled her entry. Fhr Monday—1 p.m. Friday. this game. The world's atmosphere The Podium Players held a re­ INVESTIGATE A tour of the Unlveralty’e flori­ coat with large buttons. 'With this As moonlight, and white gleam of is out covering proposed budget hearsal of The Mikado Sunday af­ culture greenhouse will top the stove in the "setting room” , had a Her club woman’s outfit was a • TneadAr-,1 p.m. Mogdar has almost cleansed itaelf o f’ its she wore a large floral hat. Mrs. suit of ■willow green wool with 2 W edneaday—1 p.m. Tueadar. plover's cry, ' revieions. ternoon, in Hartford. In prepara­ day’s activities,' chimney fire recently. Phr Thuraday—1 p.in- Wadneaday."Wadnei deadly nuclear poisons, and what­ & THE MONEY SAYING A friend who heard about it be­ John Lappen modeled a black and short box Jacket and aheath okirt P b c F rid a y - 1 p.ra. Tlrar^y. And white tumult of brooks at The President has scheduled a tion for their presentation of the The day will begin at 9:30 a.m. white checked dresa with framing Ftar Saturday—1 F rid a y . ever damage may have already news conference for 4 p.m. _ EST operetta-at New Hope Synagogue, la the College of Agriculture audi- cause the fire department was with front pockets. »> Claaaifled daadlhie; a.ra. each clashing crests, collar and'full skirt, white picture 10:10 bem done to the nature and health tomorrow. It will not be broad­ on March 25. ADVANTAGES OF NEW toriiim. If you’re interested and called out, remarked about it the hat and floral straw handbag, and day of puMicatlai creept Saturday— And'wild tumult of maenaeVs next time, he saw Bert. DOAN FOR NEW HAVEN • Am. of future generations is not being cast liye over radio or television. Chnroh Notes hq^e the time, don't' hesitate to Mrs. Joseph Shea wore a lilac wool flashing breasts. At ®:30 p.m. today, the Presi­ All members of the Men’s Fel­ attend. This U your tax dollar 'Aw, I have a chimney fire every New Haven, March 21 OP) — added to. But the really great walking suit. Tueadgy Uarch 31 dent will entertain 55 more mem­ lowship of the Congregational coming back to you through the year,” said Bert. Usually put it out Two guest models, Mrs. Charles The federal government has ap­ boons one would wish to consider n. bers of Congress at a coffee-cock­ churches are reminded of Ladles* U.S. Department of Agriculture myself, but this one got away Davis and Mra. Robert McIntosh, proved a $198,797 losut to New possible St Geneva concern the tail hour. The first affair was Night this evening at Vernon Con­ AUTO-RITE! land grant program. from me.” modeled a basic black sheath with Haven for etudlea on the city’s The Hopes At GenevE pollution o f men's minds, and the The flitting flame, the gleams held last week. gregational Church, when Dr. And he prepares for them too. side panels in a colorful print, and seventh redevelopment project. Tliree years Hgo this spring, A former member of both House As spring approaches, there is al­ possiMlity that a new administra­ of whiteness fade; Lowest Rates for Safe Drivers Towering Ed Minnum, a familiar a loden green shantung Jacket Mayor Richard C. Lee announced Rnsaia aurprlaed the trorld by an- The lowland slumbers; the mae­ and Senate. Kennedy plans to have ways a l^der handy on the ground dress with floral top and match­ yesterday. The project is for the tion, with new theories and ap­ all the members of Cngress — figure on the state'e truck farms, and one temporarily fixed to the Bounclngr a unilateral suspension and Stan Papanos are residents ing floral Jacket lining. Hill and Dwight Streets area. A proaches, should encounter a new nad's clearing sleeps Republicans and Democrats — roof on a beeline to the chimney o f nnclaar tagtinE, which, it aald. of Coventry. Eld gained a few more Children's outfits included a spokesman for the New Haven kind of response from Russia, In warming sun; and where the down to the White House in the PHONE or WRITE TODAY! ready for an unhindered approach loden green print dress with Redevelopment Agency said It would ooDtlnua taideflhitely If frlcnde at Christmas when he sold to that source of trouble. which would create still other new fire tongues played. coming months. \ matching hat, modeled by Patty planning contract would be signed other powers likewise refrklned Yule trees “on the hoof," as it openings for the cause of survival. And where she danced. Sir Chloro­ were. People wandered out in the Ann Turklngton; a princefts-style -within a week. ftesa new testa. phyll now keeps Most Doctors Sign 'wooded area on the Ripley Hill ntere was an almost Inunedlate A vigil of green thoughts; he farm, tagged the tree they liked, GOP Qaiming London—Enrolimuit, o t British tw t of Ruasla’a elemental g^Kxi Albania And Laos .. .dreams the glade and returned to cut it down a few faith in this pronouncement.' The doctors in the National Health daya before the holiday. At our Some developmenta in the Com­ la shimmering with young leaves: Service system of socialized medi­ obert J . azjiouncwnent Itaelf came at a house, it was declared the "best Credit for Tax munist world baffle us even more his dreaming steeps cine now stands at 97 per cent tl'ee we’ve ever had,” which is time when the United States was than others. Dun fields in brookside dyes; he M i Taste Is Bke about the highest accolade you can •ooB to «mduct a previously an- Especially the way Russia and dips his blade get from three male critics of as­ RelieftoNHRR Bcnnced series of nuclear teats of Communist China play aroimd in In sun-touched earth and dew; a SUh Sease sorted ages. Stan, an agrronomy ipajor at Its own. If Russia was merely get* each other's front yard. it whirls-and leaps • 4 • • • • • (Continued from Page One) v n g Itself some publicity, it mere­ REAL ESTATEr ^ I T H UConn back in the 40s, was for­ There seems little doubt, for in­ 7n Spring, your hat merly an agronomist at the UConn ly hsd to wait for us to conduct To take the world, and spring la Country Club jialrons have INSURANCEANCE | 2 J fNCOBPOBAIBD- agreed at a caucus last week to stance. that at the moment it is WORTH experiment station. More recently oppose any leg;lsIatlon allowing ttsse scheduled testa of ours, and Communist China, rather than everywhere. may catch his ^ e ... Good taste and save six he was attached to the Soil Con- Its myriad comings suddenly un­ pari-mutuel betting in Connecti­ then announce that Russia had, by Russia, which la calling the turn cents. So can you. THINKING 968 MAIN 8T„ GROUND FLOOR—TEL. Ml 9-8241 ■ervatlon Service. Stan played cut. State and National Demo­ but varsity football at UConn, filling them, been released from its own inside Communist Albania, even to traced; , > • • • ' • • • “ IN8URAN8MITH8 SINCE 1914" cratic chairman John M. Bailey And no one thing more beautiful the right guard position. He and unilateral pledge. If, on the other the point where Albanian Commu-^ , See Couabr Club ABOUT! attended the session. and rare Mrs. Papanos are the parents of Dudley said "Bailey had to dash hand. Russia conceded us our nists who have been demonstrat­ anoeoneeaeal )n five lively boys. Than another, but ali as sweet and ABANOi In from WaShing;ton and pull Gov- sd^eduled tests, let us oonduct ing loyalty to Moscow are finding Tbareday'e paper. emor Dempsey off the fence rail SBLI has no outside salesmen. chaste vrill Fastest growing town In the FOREMAN. Age 34. Married, them, and still held to its own bsn, themselves placed under arrest on this one because it was damag­ SBLI pays no selling commis­ ECONOMY RUN As the first thought In Eden, or immediate area during the last with two children. A inuluel Ruasla had a powerful propaganda and scheduled for poasible trial as ing both the Governor and the the pain. turn decade was South 'Windsor with savings bank provided him sions. People GO for Savings sad moral wei^ion against us. traitors. If they kra placed on Democrats politically." 129.6 per cent increase. Right be­ Earlier, Dempsey said he would with I plan to fit his needs. Bank Life Insurance . . . to CLASS WINNERS M .P .6 . Russia did concede us the testa trial, the actual charges to be By which the man becomes^ tke hind it 'was Bolton with 129.4 per mutual savings bank. That’s one^ child again. approve legislation to allow the $5,000 Life Paid-Up at Age ws had previoualy scheduled, and, cooked up against them will ac­ cent. Is it any wonder the two question of pari-mutuel betting to 65 protects his femily for only reason why SBLI is low-cost lifjs later on, some more we threw In cuse them of conspiring with Yu- towns seem constantly to be pro­ go bfefore the people in a referen­ Andover posing, planning or, building $11.85 I month. Dividends as insurance. CUSS COMPACT (MANUAL TRANSMISSION) FORD FALC»N 32j68 ss a kind of defiant taunt Juat be­ gosla'via. or with Greece, and their dum. He added, however, he op­ earned, starting the first year, When you go for SBLI, you’ll A: schools? posed horse racing in Connecticut. fore we Joined the moratorium. real crime, that of ideological loy­ Their nesireat competition came will reduce the cost. When GO for its advantages, too . . . The main result was that ws did Garden Club Tour Dudley said the two matters he retires et age 65, his alty to Moscow, may not even be from Andover with 70.8 per cent, "reveal, at least, a definite lack of low premium rates, early divi­ cuss COMPACT CORVAIR MONZA 2IL35 Join the moratorium, because we mentioned. But Communists read 'followed by 'Vernon with 67.9 per $5,000 SBLI policy will be dends as earned, liberal cash and B: Slated Tomorrow Check ^^Savings & Loan^^ for leadership, a lack of decision and paid-up, or he can take $3,815 srsre forced to, and subsequently cent; Columbia, 61.8; Coventry, a floundering which cannot help loan values. GO for SBLI for each others' hand rather well. And 60.9; and Hebron, 38.4. Manches­ in cash, it pays to go for entered upon the long process of but be communicated to the people C: COMPACT (AUTOMAIj^yRAglSSiqS) .fc 4 Russia, confronted wlLi this Chi­ The Andover Garden Club will' ter’s figure went up only 21.7 per SBLI. every one in your family. cuss BUICK SPECIAL 25JN trying to negotiate, with Russia nese Communist island of influ­ take a guided, two-hour tour of # Home Mortgage Loans cent* of Cbnnectlcut." and with Britain, a formal treaty ence in the midst of Europe, is Pierson's Greenhouses in Cromwell I t . would seem the towns of to perpetuate our mutual ban, and using all Its own devices, and that Wednesday starting at 1 p.m., in South Windsor and Bolton need to Gum Chewing Canadians LOW COST... because you | | | f for it I place of the club’s regular meeting cuss D: 6-CYLINDER STANDARD^SIZE PLYMOUTH SAVOY 6 23.15 also. w# hoped, to cover other attack the problem of population of Its more loyal IhtelHtes as well, here. # Home Improvement Loans, growth with a special traldness Canada rank-s second to the Ask the Mutual Savings Bank nearest you. potential atomic powers. to try to pressure Albania back Members needing transportation since theirs is the gaUpplng” form United States in the per capita When we Joined the test mora­ into the Moscow fold. should' contact either >Ii8s Doro­ of the ailment. In planning fev the lonsumption of chewing gum, ac­ THE SAVINGS BANK of MANCHESTER cuss El 8-CYLINDER ww-price FORD FAIRLANE 8 21,33 torium and entered upon the ne­ It is curious to see Communist thea Rayrhond or Mrs. Winston O. future, experience has shown cording 'to the Encyclopedia Brl- Abbott. PEOPLE^S SAVINGS BANK, ROCKVILLE gotiations at Geneva, we did so China reaching this far into Com­ scoffli^ - at projected population taimica. with divided counsels at Washing­ munist Europe, but at least the Youth Traffic Parley cuss F: MEDIUM PRICE CHRYSLER NEWPORT 2 ILN ton. Some policy makers fully be­ Russian reaction ls..what one could New Haven, March 21 (i'P) — Presto! jChevroIet changes old roads to newt lieved that the world did have to expect. The Russians don't like it, High school students from stop testing, not only to halt the and they'd like to send China back throughout the state will be able \ Does it with a ride so smooth, handling so sure cuss G: HIGH PRICE CADILLAC 18il3 pollution of our atmosphere, but' to to Asia, and that we can under­ to express their opinions on pro­ Chevy and going so sweet that it's almost magic. give Itself a sign that it could be- stand. posed legislation concerning teen­ age drivers at a Youth Traffic Con­ Chevy owes its Jet-smooth ride to some mighty gfa to control its atomic arma­ While this is going on in and ference Satiirday. ingenious engineering . . . things like Full Coil OTHER MILEAGE MARKS ments race toward atomic war. about Albania, however, there is A report of the teenagers' views gentles rough roads suspension, precision balanced wheels, unique Other policy makers believed that. will be submitted to the General Prince Matchabellis M.P.G. M.P.Q. continual information in the news, ABA NO chassis cushioning and a superlatively insulated In any case, we had been put into which nobody ever seems to ques Assembly's Transportation Com Fragrance Sequence for Spring, mittee, which has scheduled a pub­ Body by Fisher, Nor does Chevy’s ingenuity stop Pnrrl FAlrnn ...... 26.35 Olds. F85 ...... 23.21 a poaitlon where we at least had tlon or explain, about the activity Buick LeSabre .... lic hearing on the bills March 29. AFTER BATH COLOGNE mth a Jet-smooth riae with ride. Take performance, for instance. You’ve to go through the motions of of Russia way over In the Aslan I8.6i John P. Lukens, assistant di­ DU;ST1NG POWDER a choice of 24 power teams ranging all Jthe way Buick Special...... Imperial Custom . .. 18.74 Olds. 88 seeming to want a test ban. And kingdom of Laos, located even rector of the Connecticut Safety up to the mighty 348-cubic-inch Turbo-Thrust ■till a third group of Influential more closely under the arm of Commission, said the conference skW perfume V Chevrolet Bel Aire 8 Lancer ...... 24.81 Plymouth Savoy 8 .. 21.21 people at Washington really want­ will furnish the legislature with a COLOGNE SPRAY MIST , V8’s* with shift-free Turboglide transmission.* Communist China than Albania is cross-section of opinion on how Chevrolet Biscayne 6 Lark Deluxe 6* .... 26.67 Pontiac Catalina . . 20.84 ed us to have nothing at all to do under the arm of European Rus­ teenagers feel about the proposed DRY SKIN More ingenuity; When you wl£b the whole proposition. They sia. ' bills. -TREATMENT BATH OIL check Jet-smooth Chevy prices Chrysler Windsof .. Lark Deluxe 6 ...... 23.68 Pontiac Star Chief . 19.61 kept fostering alarms about the How and why does it happen They include measures to re­ with your dealer you’ll dis­ Tempest 4* ...... 25.24 Geneva negotiations,, and about strict 16 and IT-years-olds to day­ Special Sires... Comet* ...... Lark Deluxe 8 ..... 23.05 that what - goea on Inside Laos cover that nothing so easy tile possibility thst Russia was time driving, require teen-agers to Specially Priced. each seems to be a Rjiesisn and not a show evidence of satisfactory pin tax Comet Lincoln Continental" 17.23 Tempest 4 ...... 27.44 Ofloductlng secret tests all along, Chinese affair? Why is Russia the scholastic and disciplinary record for a limited time only I *Optkmal at txtra coat 22.57 Tempest 8-...... 24.07 and about the vital need for Amer­ party for us to talk to when we when applying for a driver's li­ Corvair*...... Mercury Meteor 6 . ica to develop new and "cleaner" want neutralism for Laos? ^ y cense, increase driver education Dart Seneca 6 . .. i . Mercury.Meteor 8 . 20.97 Valiant ...... 26.13 bombs so it could kill people with­ grants, and empower authorities and how does Russia seem in to revoke a youth's license if he ■ 1 out contaminating their cprpsea charge of , strategy and supplies Dodge Dart 8 ..... Mercury Montery . . 18.43 is convicted of a mqving traffic LENOX SMANUAL TRANSMISSION with radioactivity. there, when China la right next violation. Ford Fairlane 6 . .. . Olds. F 8 S * ...... 25.47 The net result of this three-way door? It it a partnership, in which The conference has been planned theorizing for American policy, at Russia plays the front man ber by the Advisory Committee on PHARMACY Washington, was to leave our­ Youth Activities of thb Connecti­ cause the open showing of the Chi­ cut Safety Commission in coopera­ 290 E. Center S t—MI 0-0868 selves, and the world, and even pur nese Communist hand might leave tion with the Insurance Informa­ 2 own negotiators at Geneva; imcer- the United Stales no alternative tion Office of Connecticut. Manchester’s oldest financial institution has tain as to what we really'wanted but instant war? Or is the ar­ and intended, and most\neutral rangement mad^ necessary be­ been supplying^nancing to homeowners and All cars averaged 2 3 .2 5 observers labeled the long negoti- cause only Russia has the sup­ attcQs at Geneva a stalemate for plies and the planes to deliver prospective h oi^ owners since 1891 and is in a which the Russians alone were not U-em, and insists on the privilege ,^ILL1AM P. q u i s h good position t0 help solve your, financing prob­ responsible. of doing the Job herself? Does P en en l Service But perhaps the key tip-off-to Communist China like, or resent, CURRENT ANNUAL lems. Penalty-Free home mortgages, such as we miles per gallon With Mobil which theory was really top dog this arrangement? DIVIDEND behind the scenes at Washbigton If the Conimunist movement In­ provide^ offer distinct advantages which you toy In flia fact that most of our side Laos should succeed and The above marks are documentary proof of mileage additive. Then do as the Economy government sdentlsts spent the come to power, where would It should investigate. Please feel free to consult the mileage potential built into today’s cars Run drivers do: drive properly—avoid "jack- ' long period trying to invent explo­ then look for doctrine and guid­ 5UCC.S, 1„ *•>«!■« sions which could not be detected, with us at any time. > using Mobil. They were scored on the 1961 rabbit” Starts, ease into higher gears quickly, ance—to Moscow or Peiping? We Pends „p„„ „ , J “ ne Pe- sad would therefore tend to prove don't know the answers. .^1 we keep a steady foot on the accelerator. ^ Other word. usefulness, Mobilgas Economy Run — world's greatest BO tost ban could be considered know la that Russia plays the we fail in n,. * succeed or of mileage economy. piBCtlcshle. rather than trying to Commimlst hand In Laos, next official proof tesent Improved means' of detec- door to Communist China, Just as ne^fnlnss,” T Mobil has been economy proved in every YOU, TOO, CAN GET MORE MILES ttoB whkdi would make it impos­ if Communist China did not exist. serve, ® People we sible for snjrbody to conceal w ex- Russia might, for all' we know, make of American car. This year sixty- BETWEEN FILL-UPS WITH ^ ploelan. be getting even for Albania, No­ five cars were entered; they traveled 2561 How, as thtf test ban negotia- body explains these things to us. I miles, from Angeles to Chicago—over tloiis reopen at Geneva, things are S A V I N G S supposed to be dififerenti and ws- deserts, mountains, crowded city streets. they are. The new adminis­ CASE CONTINUED ■I a 7 t c / L O A N . Bel Air Sport Coupe—on* o f tO Jef-tinaolA beontiee owaitinf your pUaenre at your Cheey dealet’e ^ ' Only Mobil goes to such lengths to demon­ tration at Washington has appar- Berlin, March 21 (AP) — Circuit SMtly gtvan its most intensive Court Judge Jay E. Rubinow has /% /■A ,S .S O C I A r I O M strate to you the mileage-economy possible M obil Set the note Chevrolet ears, Chevy Cortain and Ih* mw Corvette at your total authorised Chevrolet dealer'* study to the queetion of Just what continued until April 24 % traffic from today’s cars. | W* do want and intend at Geneva, accident case resulting from the Respectfully^ has apparently reached a decision death of two Middletown motor- O’cUsts Feb. 22. Charges of negli­ You c ^ prove this economy in your own wUdt Its own officialdom will not gent homicide are pending against Wfsetoes IIAMCH»»TI«*> OUDIST riWAMCIAL NiBTITUTiflM bo continually trying to sabotage two drivers. James V. Howard, 62, car. Fill tip with Mobil Regular or Special^... goring tbs negotiations. The new Berlin, and Mrs. Janet M. Glynn, f o o t tA ia in CARTER CHEVROLET COMPAHY, Inc. improved with Preptane, the new long- Bibpliilstisilnn has apparently 37, Manhassett, N. Y. The Judge awds some effort to go b^ond the announced the conlinuatlon last night to await a coroner's report Open Until P.M. Monday, Tuesday and Friday "SZSJ JS;{r“pS*? Ml 9-S23E o f tbo ,ooid war TTie victims were Joseph Augeil, 5 5 1229 MAIN STREET MANCHESTERb CONN. of 31, and Donald O. palhoun, 17. ■ - i f \

\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1961 , H L f m N I N I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 21. 1961 \ PAGE EIGHT Bush Urges Church Council Seeks Martin Asks Progress on Receivership for NHRR Chaplain to Visit 111 HELCO Study (Oenttaraed (roiiB Page Oaa) Appointment of a theological tnndina had t» senib floors ■tudent as a part-time cUnlcally- eoiuieotloni-«nd the manaffament tr^ned Protestant chaplain, chief­ General Manager Richard Mar­ School Dates must be oonojpleUly new, geared ly to visit ill persons, w-as recom­ tin said today he plans to contact to the requIremenU deslree the Public Utilities Commission for mended at the annual meeting of The Manchester Board "'of B *«- of the itazt generation not to that the Manchester Council of a progreas report on a study which cation ywterday u n ^ m w a ly ai^ (tf the paat” that body has been conducting for proved tha following 1961-62 Public "You’re a Jlttle_iough oti the Forty-five representatives of 12 some time on rates charged to rallroade," B'.eh tpid w U ck. Manchester residents for electrical school calandar, Protestant chur^es and the Coun­ Tusa., Sept. 9—Orientation meet- "They’re locked Into the oHua- cil of Church Women elected offi­ service. Uon.-.they face a frigtitfal prob­ The rates charged to Manchester toga for new teachers. T TODAr..Yoia« Moderns cers and acted on the chaplaincy Wed.. Sept. 6 — OrganUatlon lem .. .to move people with equip­ residents for electrical current, study at a session at Covenant ment they’ve got." compared to the rates charged to meetings—all schools. ___ Congregational Church. Thura. Sept. 7—All sohools open. Buah added then that tha New residents of other towns by the The chaplaincy study committee Hartford Electric Light Co., have Frl., Oct. 27—Teachari’ Conven­ York, New Haven * Hartford o f the Manchester Council of been the subject of attention 're­ tion—all schools closed. , needa aoniething more than addi­ Churches was authorised to ac­ cently. Thurs. and F ri„ Nov. 2S and ^ tional .funds. He said he would quaint the churches and the com­ Oontroversv has also ulsen ovef Thanksgiving—all schools closed. ■uggeat “ bankruptcy 'proceedings munity with the need for and Friday., Dec. 22 —Christmas — and a receiver who can do thlnga.” LOVE THESE BACK-SAVING, WIFE-SAVING the fact that light bulbs, which are nature of this ministry, and to exchanged free of charge by ■choola closed. He said he felt that "UU we have make plans for raising necessary HELCO for residents of other Wed., Jan. 8—Schools reopen. the eventuality of a receiver.,, funds to obtain a part-time chap­ towns, -are not exchanged for Mam- Frt., Feb. 16—All schools closed we can’t do much." lain. The Rev. H. Oagood Bennett, chester residents. for winter vacation. pastor of North Methodist C^nirch, Democratic Director William Mon. Feb. 26—Schools reopen. is chairman of the study commit­ Collins sent a letter to the general Thurs., April 19—All schools close Trio Fined $300 tee. manager today, asking him “to sit for spring vacation. Mon., April 30-School reopen. ■ A chaplain is needed to serve do-wn With the commissioner of Torrington, March 21 (JP) •— Bev. Lawrence Ahnond Wed., May, 80—Memorial Day, Protestants with no local, church the Public Utility Commission to Three men, charged with breach affiliation and also out-o^-town thoroughly investigate this prob­ school's close.' Cleaning APPLIANCES Frl., June 22—All schools close of peace, have beei^flhed a total L/St Protestants who ai« paBeiils »t the A ir Defense Command, Colo­ lem.” Manchester Memorial Hospital and for summer. of (300 by Circuit Court Judge rado Springs, Colo. Collins said. “The Public Utili­ There will be 185 school days In Harold M. Miaaal. convalescent homes here and for ties Commission has advised me A t Otis Air Force Base, Major the 1961-92 school year. If extra The three, Raymond R. Humph­ emergency calla the committee re­ that this apparent inequity has ported. Sheppard and Major Stark both days are not used for Storms or rey, 26, of 485 South Main St.; declined specillc comment on the been under constant study and other purposes pupils will finish on It was emphasised that such a that remedial action is contem­ Henry J. Dickinson, 29, o f 54 Oa k chaplain would not replace but charges. Major Sheppard said he Wednesday, June 20, with a' one 2 plated in the very near future." Ave.. both Torrington, and Har­ would supplement the ministry of learned of them last Wednesday. session day. Teachers will be in old B. Thomen, 30, of Canaan, Manchester clergy. It was esU- He asked. General Manager Mar­ their buildings on Thursday and The Otis base legal officer, Maj. tin to keep him, and the public, pleaded guilty to the charge, the mated that the cost o f this service William B. Kaliher, said he has N d a y to work aa directed by the result of a fight in the driveway of would be about (3,000 a year plus informed o f progress made on the principals. If all 9 “ extra" days agreed to represent both the ac­ matter. a Utchfleld H A t the end o f that time, he in­ derson, Emanuel Uitiieran Church, 46-year-old Banks was thieved of of Cbventry, drove with the emer­ Loren Vice, chairman' of FLOOR Gets dirt other cleaners can't get be- SchoolBoard dicated, an "overwhelming major­ « second vice president; Francis F. his command when the charges gency b r^ e on, police said. Vernon Taxpayers Bureau Inb., were filed. He said this was rou­ When Eighth District firemen has asked legislators in the Gen­ ity” are opposed to it. ■ Hadden, Center Congregational Th.e letter was signed by Vice cause it beats as it sweeps, os it deans. Church, third vice president; M ra tine procedure. AcceptsWork reached the truck on Tolland eral Assembly to reject Vernon’s Banks had been stationed at Tpke., east of Union St., they attempt to establish 4 consolida­ only. He listed nine government Ralph mo/SgetU Second Congre­ and other bodies; a: majority of SHAMPOOER Gentle vibration brings deep imbedded ^You'll ka htfols^ tion and charter commission. gational Church, secretary, and Stewart AFB for about a year; found flames shooting 40 feet in Pentagon records show Banks was A messenger today handed to whose membens, he said, wers op­ I wMfceHwvwl J Nicholas Derewienka, Community A tB a rn a rd the air. Hotel MANHATTAN dirt to t h o surface, where it's swept up bom in Raleigh, W. Va., but list no Chief John M e n said Olbrias Rep. Gerald Alien a letter written posed to consolidation last year. . Hotel ASTOR WASHER B ^ tis t Church, treasurer. 44* lit 45* U. at 8 * Ave, N. Y. United Methodist Church of permanent home address. The; Manchester Board of Edu­ and his helper had tried to ex­ by Vice and addressed to all legis­ TTiey are the Selectmen, the 44tfi le 45* St. al Ireadway, N.Y. Sheppard’s home address is 1006 tinguish the fire themselves when lators, repeating Vice’s opposition Rockville City Council, the Fire and. carried into the oversixed throw Bolton, the newest member of the cation voted last night to accept The cxdtsment of TIm s Square. . . the theatres, the nightdubsl Clairmont Ave., Cambridge, Ohio, they first discovered it. Instead of to consolidation in Vcrntxi. District (Jommis^ners, the Citi­ Washes Floors Council, wras represented by, the all work done at Barnard Junior There eie 2,200 Urge rooms with beth, at sensible rates, aU fuBy Shampoos rugs and Stark’s home is 167 Broad High following a special Inspec­ crJling the fire department. Vice called for defeat of House zens Committee for Bipartisan away bog. It saves carpets*— saves time, Rev. Carlton Daley and Mrs. Government, the Vernon Taxpay­ air-conditioned, with radio and TV at no additional charge.' Your Frederick Edwards. Other member St., Plattsburgh, N.Y. tion of the school held Feb. 22. Merz said the engine, cab and Bill 2207, which would grant to load were all burning fiercely ers Bureau, the Rockville-Vernon choice of several of New York’s most famous restaursnU and churches are Center Congrega­ Before this inspection a final the existing three governmental Then Drinks Up saves work, because it roHs easily on check list was prepared under the when he arrived tm the scene. bodies of Vernon the legal status Taxpayers Association, the Ver­ cocktail lounges, incinding the Hotel Manhattan’s popuiar Playbill Automatic # Safe, easy tional, Church o f the Nazarene, The fire was so hot that the non Independent Party, and the direction of Cieorge Bradlau, prin­ of a charier writing commission lUstauranl. Won’t you visit us at Hotel Astor or New York’s - wheels. \ Community Baptist, Concordia windshield melted. The truck was Rockville Two School District Lutheran. Covenant Congregation­ U.S. Bids Reds cipal of the school, and other staff with powers to present a single newest. Hotel Manhattan (new automatic pasking g a ^ opposite the Scrub Water members, and was reviewed believed damaged beyond repair. government charter to the voting Committee. al, Emanuel Lutheran, North No one was injured fighting the the hotel). William H. Curtis, superintendent public in referendum. For reservations write or phoiM Hotel Astor or Methodist, Salvation Army, Sec­ fire, «> F ond Congregational, South Meth­ Check N-Tests Representatives of the school The bill was unopposed in a Hotel Menhitlsn, or see your loesl trtvel tgent veafi/ odist, and Et. Mary’s Episcopal system at the inspection were Ed­ hearing before the Cities and Positions Filled Frank W. KrMel, hacMIve VIce-PraddeiW end General Manager Scrubs, Waxes chur^es. ■„ (Continued from Page One) ward Glenney, chairman of the tro u g h s Committee last month. The worship service at the an­ fiscal policies subcommittee of the Vice said that because most of By School Board HOOVER FACTORY nual meeting was based on ' a ers if he thought there was a board of education; Prank Shel­ Police Arrests the members of nine distinct pelnting, “ Christ in Gethsemane, chance for Important progress to don, chairman of the building and groups in Vernon voted against the Polishes Floors Too! Double Trade For Your The. Manchester Board of Edu­ by Warner Sallman, at the Cove­ be made. The Soviet delegate sites subcommittee of the board; old consolidation charter July 6, shrugged and said: “ Maybe, it’s Douglas Pierce, school business George B. Prank, 21, of 225 Spen­ they are still opposed to it. cation last night approved the fol­ REPRESENTATIVE nant church. Mhu Dianne Platt cer St., was charged on a warrant lowing appointments to become ef­ was- organist. Dinner was served hard to say until we meet.” manager, Christie _ McCormick, 'As citizens,” he said, “ we must chairman of the ^rsonnel poli­ this morning with statutory rape as raise our voices against the es­ fective in March. • by members of the Covenant The wastem powers were re­ the result of an investigation into Old Vacuum Cleaner cies subcommittee of the board, tablishment of such a commis­ Named as professional . staff Will Be At Norman's Women’s Guild. ported- sticking firmly to their de­ a rscent morals case. He is mand, for inspections and con­ Bradlau and Curtis. sion.” members of the Manchester school As a result of the inspection charged with committing the of­ He said the taxpayer^ bureau system are Mrs. Martha T. Rob­ trols to guard against sneak tests, fense on Nov. 15, 1960. Frank is and a review of the check list aitd others who are opposed to inson, elementary level, 8 years Tonight 5 to 9 the big stumbling -block in the 2 % being held in custody in lieu of years o f negotiations. But in­ agreements were reached to take consolidation are /’for government teaching experience at (6,200; SPECIAL (2,500 bond for presentation in cir­ Rayburn Links care of the various items to be of , the people." He said the people Mrs. Mildred Chrlstadore, ele­ formants said the West would of­ cuit court in Manchester on April The first appliance To Demonstrate The fer some modifications of pre­ I t ^ s shQpid be allowed to decide the ia- mentary level, .10 years teaching 1 YEAR SUPPLY OF vious positions without ' backing marized in A letter from Arnold isue, inferring that, since consoli­ experience at (6,2(i0: Miss Janet Defense Casts, Raymond Small,, 63, of 25 Char­ ■Mae Adcock, elementary level, 5 down on what It considers basic Lawrence, architect, wWch was ter Oak St., was charged at 2:30 dation -was d efeat^ last year, it DESIGNED fitcl**' years experience at (5,680 and LOW PRICE Hoover Products! principles. directed to General Manager Rich­ should not be put up to vote again. this morning with intoxication as Miss Carol Leamy, elementary For the Kennedy administration, ard Martin. A ll of the Itema in the result of allegedly causing a Last year’s referendum, he said, to ahampoo ruga! THROW-AWAY BAGS Budget Deficit level, no teaching experience at the negotiations provide the first question were found satisfactory disturbance at the home of his es­ cost the taxpayers about (1,500. test of the Soviet government’s by the architect before yesterday’s tranged wife at 12*/4 Church St. He He added that, “we have more im­ (4,400. - The board also approved the ap­ (Oonttnued from Page One) often-expressed desire for better meeting, so Curtis recommended posted a (25 bond for appearance in portant things to do with our relations between’ Washington and approval of the work done at Bar­ circuit court in Manchester (5n tax dollars." \ pointments o f two school clerks, which once needed U.S. help— Moscow. And hanging over the nard subject to receipt of a writ­ April 10. Five years of controversy have Mrs. Teresa Moriarty as clerk In West Germany, for example—now negotiations was tne ominous ten certificate of approval by the James E. Phelps, 21, of 29 Grif­ been enough. Vice continued, to the office of Barnard Junior High •will be expected to carry part of knowledge that more^and more architecL fin Rd., was charged at 7 o’clock give everyone an opportunity to and Mrs. Elizabeth Sgro, accounts the load in assistance to still- nations are approaching a point of The work involved is part of .the this morning with failure to obey a discuss the consolidation move­ payable clerk for the central of­ needy countries. nuclear know - how permitting final phase of converting build­ stop sign at Broad >^d Woodland ment. fice. Rayburn said Kennedy’s general them to produce nuclear weapons. ings in Educational Square to a Sts. Phelps was told to appear in a EC lR IC budget reviaion will go to Con­ - t - GENERAL Coming back to the conference junior high school plant. The circuit court in Manchester on gress Friday. A separate message table after a 3-month recess, each ( 500,000'project was approved in a April 10. on defense spending is expected to side put the onus of ag^reement on referendumSn May. James R. Lindsey of Hartford go to the oapitol early next the other. i ytas charged at 3 o’clock this morn­ week, Ormsby-Gore spoke of "a very ing with driving while his license A reporter told Rayburn there real chance to agree upon a treaty Late Tax Delays was under suspension. He was have been reports that the Presi­ in a matter of weeks." But added, stopped for a routine check at Main RUGS- RUGS- RUGS dent’s general budget message will “ Everything very much depends, and Wadsworth Sts., where he was maintain the spending balance of course, upon the attitude of the MV Renewal Bids found to be without a license. called for in the Eisenhower pro Soviet Union.’’ Lindsey is being held in custody in gihm, but that the separate mili­ Tsarapkin told newsmen on ar­ lieu of (500 bond for presentation in CLEANER Some confusion today sent ap­ circuit court on April 6. CORD tary spending' program to be sub­ riving from Moscow, "W e have plicants for renewal motor vehicle mitted later would knock the made all our p r o p o s a I s.” He registraUons at the temporary of­ GOING OUT OF budget out of balance on an over­ placed the responsibility for agree­ fice of the State Motor 'Vehicle De- all basis. ment on the West, partjnent at the State Armory, 303 Nikifa Prods Reds • “That, I think, would be a fair Dean, a veteran of - negotiating Main St., hack to Manchester Tax statement,” Rayburn comm'ented. with the .Communists, and the Collector Paul Cervini for lax pay­ To Conquer World Rayburn was asked whether British are united on the new ment re a c ts . BUSINESS \ A Touch Of Your Toe Kennedy is happy about progress western plan. Informants said it, “ About a dozen persons came in in Cong;ress so far on his legisla- calls for. some modification In their asking for tax receipts,” Cervini (Continued from Page One) ttve program, old positions without backing said. “ I think he should ,be," the down on demands for wt^at they The public is asked to present storm of applause from the lead' .. The Cord Disappears Speaker replied. He added a com­ consider an effective international new, applications and correct fees. Ing farmers and party function­ AM AZING ment that by the tiiVie Congress control system. Those who do not have new a|ipli- aries gathered to hear him. recesses for Easter next week the The talks were recessed in De­ catlpns must have tax( receipt "Opponents of communism will ' lawmakers will have “delivered a. cember at the West’s request to from their tax collector, a spokes­ say that ^rushchev expresses SALE give the Kennedy administration pretentious claims for the rule of 2 pretty good load of coal." man at- the armory olfice said to­ communism," the premier said. a chance to appraise the situa­ day. N E W ^ tion. The big diead lock between I f payment is made by check, it “ It is not a claim but a deep con- ■victlo'n based on a profound theory LEWYT the rival powers at tpat time waa should he made out to the Com-, Air Force Charges of the developt&ent of human so­ over inspections of sUapicious ex­ missioher. of Motor,Vehicles In the Priced As Only plosions. • correct amount. ciety. It does not depend on me HUNT & SHEA 3 with Neglect in The Russians were adamant hi Red stars appear on delinquent or any one person/' Much of his speech was keyed to refusing to open the borders of the application slips and holders of 810 ENflELD ST„ THOMFSONVILU. CONH. Norman's Can Price'Em Sea Tower Deaths Soviet Union to foreign kiapectors same must have tax. receipts, it the need for industrial and agri­ VACUUM more than three times a year. cultural advances in / the Soviet was noted. Union so it can overtake the Unit­ The western powers Ranted Some 230 persons reported in up (Continued from Page One) ed States. He predicted this would minimum of 20 inspectors. to 11 a.m. today. Last year’s total happen soon. ★ PRICES SLASHED* THRU could have been evacuated before renewals In Manchester were 9.095 CLEANER \ I&rushchev cited a statnmt Berkeley, Calif., March 21 (/P) of which 1,070 reported the first it toppled into the ocean. It had Dr. Edward Teller, the hydrogen by Arthur Goldberg, U.S. secre­ been damaged by a series of hur­ day. "It's Like Buying Wholesale"' • MOTORIZED BEATER SWEEPER bomb physicist, says that the pres­ tary of laljor, that the Soviet a^o v e r s i z e f o o t ricanes and was scheduled to be Persons on duty at . the tempo­ ★ SELF - STORING CORD ent moratorium on nuclear test­ Union is close to the United States ^ ^ 12 Riigs ^ Wall-to-Wall Garpat • STAND UPRIGHT HANDLE All These Work- — the cord wind* Itielf In­ SWITCH — W) bending le shut down for repairs Feb. 1. rary Qfllcc of the Motor Vehicle De­ in steel production. . (Goldberg ing “might well prove catastro­ partment include Mary Qalhray, side the cleaner, out of sight turn on or off. A fter the A ir Force announce­ phic’’ for the United States. rompared steel figures ‘o f the two Anne Kwash, Irene Fay, IValter ^ BrafM Rugs ^ Ramaaats e AUTOMATIC POWER DIAL Saying Features In four necond*. ment, Sen. John C.' Stennis, O- Dr. Teller, addressing a Univer­ countries ,to point up the large Kane, Bill Kirsche and State ■if 8WIVEI. TOP to r leaDy Miss., chairman of the Senate sity of California alumni banquet amount of American steel produc­ Trooper David Winslow. e WIDE VIEW HEADLIGHT easy cleaning. Preparedness subcommittee, prais­ last night, said he was expressing tion capacity shut down and going ^Larga Room Sizod Rugs At No Extra Cost ed the A ir Force for diligence in ' The olfice will be open week­ to waste.) ir STEER EASY WHEEL— the view of John A. McCone, for-/ 12 X 12, 12 X 15, 12 X 18, 9 X 15, 9 x 14, 9 x 21, • EASY ROLLING WHEELS * SUCTION REGULATOR its investigation but said his days through March 30 from 8:30 "N ot bad, comrades,” Khrush­ cleaner follow* you without mer chairman of the, Atomic 15 X 15, 15 X 18 D IA L for right amount committee still planned a separate a.m. until 4:30 p.m. and Sat March chev said, and g o t' a big cheer. bumping furniture. of EJnergy Commission who was suction. Inquiry. named “alumnus of the ’year” at 25 from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon. The “ You catmot imagine the great PLUS MANY MORE He said Cong^ress will want to California. office will be closed Good Friday, happiness of our people ■wdien we know “whether these Texas 'Tower The physicist ^cepted the it was reported. also overtake the United States 111 it FULL SET OF ATTACH­ « FUI.L ONE HORSEPOW­ projects were properly designed award for McCone, whe was un the per capita production o f meat MENTS — fit in caddy on ER IN PU T MOTOR poUg and constructed, and kept in re­ able to attend the banquet. GOP Primary Upset ‘"That would be a new victory cleaner. (n nil the dirt. pair following several hurricanes. Hurry, Final 2 Weeks Dr. Teller was commenting on Important not' only economically in Boston, the A ir Force said the resumption of nuclear test 'Thompsonvllle, March 21 (vP) — but of tremendbus importance po­ OoL John O. Green, stsiff judge ban talks today in CJeneva. A newcomer scored an upset last litically, This ■will show once more Can Price^ ^Em! advocate o f the 6th A ir Division, ‘The situation under which we night In the Republican primary the great force o f the socialist has been named as the investigat­ have foregone all testing—-and for the first selectman nomination. system. With such alms it la ing officer for the final Inveati- hence all significant weapons ad- Joseph A Tozzoli, a Hartford worthwhile to work well, com' gations, expected tp take . about vanqement during the past two real estate salesman and Thomp- fades.” HUNT & SHEA one month. and a half years, with no means sonville resident for six years, de­ On international affairs, Under the procediire. both of luiowing that the Soviet have feated former Selectman Charlee Khrushchev repeated his standard 810 ENnaO STee IHOMPSONVILLE. epNN, FRIENDLY APPLIANCE and FURNITURE .STORE Oreen and the accused men will done likewise— might well prove A; Magfgio. offer to accept “ any controls" for Blancheetcr Shopping Parlude, Middle Turnpike W. and LO TS OF FREE and 1m alhnrad to question witnesses catastrophic for us,” he said. I t was Tozzoli’s first entry Into disarmament If the West wlU ac­ ROUTES Brood S t, Manchester, Open Monday, , Tuesday, 10 A.M. to The three officers alro will be al- “It is essential that we spell out politics. Local politicians credited cept his proposals for general aiid OPEN 9 to 9u .H L . M 5-4836 6 P.M,—Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ktered to o O t t evldn es in their enforceable checks i oh nuclear Tozzoli's victory tp a strong pri­ complete disarmament Saturday, 9 AJI. to 6 P.M. hskalf. Cbreen will make his re­ testing/and that we do not rely mary campaign for a councU-man- “ We do not threaten 6ayoii%' TripIe-8 Stamp SedemptiMi O rtgg^iso Mtfket S fw w NewtogtM EASY PARKING! port to L t G o. Bobart 1C. Las of on any gentleman’s agreement.'' agar form of govdnuhent Khrushchev declared. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1961 PAGE ELBVBir

MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORb PUZZLE found correspondence in Russian. British Navrd Spy Trial "I realize that it la too late to Pair Rescued Fights Muscular Fatigue make amends now," Lonsdale said T. kWHEVONT ANVOOP Anawar te Pravkiiia BiiGe ■ w _ *at the end of hit statement, ."but From Crevasse ?€!JcnrHERjf« You Should Know... I feel the least I can do i^ the BAXTER,V)KRE I40TM9UR RGAO- Actress clrcumstancea is to accept j full That o r Rocking Chair EVWYPWl LKJNC .. — CONFINEDTD PENNY Eric S. Anderson Mystery Man Denies responsibility for my action ' ir­ Juneau, Alaska, March 21 ((P)— •J -FORTUNE CAROS, ACROSS SBlr^rihom respective of the consequences to Three lucky young men are nurs­ ISerMBMtren. me personally.” ing cuts and braises, but they’re ^ ^ ?r°i^ J r^ / T p W M M R I6 H T ROSTAND VIROTC ----- AllnoB- BMBO,tl*M Repuhlican Director Eh-ic S. Kroger's statement said he and Makes President Relax ^ V'A SREAT nose indicates BAShAwiibanln Anderson, 20 Cobum Hd., k -beat Ills wife were married in 1935 in rm again after a hdrrowing jjtetgoa ,-----«u *w■Ukworm « U.S. Pair Red Spies night in a glacier crevasse where y / A GREAT MAN— GENIAL, known In Manchester for helping the United States but made no (Continned from Page One) ^"But I am not going to tell you just C W ^'IH E M JO O COU L D -P U ^ loOURTEOOS,INTBaBCTUAL, TTlny 8 Shout* >to organlxe the Manchester Mea- mention of the couple having they tumbled. where in North Carolina, or by PlNOCCNO \V|RILe,COURAAeOOS/'' lUm m leked Jerry Dove, Roger Morris and whom. I don't think it would be IS Before 9Vainl- American nationality or of the harmonize with a pair of sofas. 10 Ceremony alah chorus.' (CoBtlnnod from Page One) " I knew if the contents of the Gale Good, all 19, started out about Dr. Travell was emph-/tlc In say­ proper for me to do thalt. It might lu in dlaa hiding place were discovered it Cohen identification given to them 'UMellelnal 11 Sharp ■ He and hla wife had belonged to — — .T" ■ by the FBI. noon Sunday to explore the edge ing the ' President "doesn’t have be-regarded as commereializauon portion lOSeU-eftMOl the SOO-voice Meaaiah Chorua In secret cdmpartmanQ which con­ would land Mr. and Mrs. Kroger of Mendfnhall GlacierT—about—15 any back trouble at this time." lor me to make a public announce­ 1 20 Conger. In very serious trouble. I decided While in Canada," Kroger .18 Contend 47 Charity Worcester, Maaa., and It was "one tain. various ' objects produced said, "a long-felt desire to come to miles north of Juneau. She said such a chair is a very ment, 22AnomtM S3 Young salmon to obtain false passports which "But anyone interested can write ITTardy ssi,- 34 Feminine ntm* 48Staaer of the few things we mlaaed." here as e^Uiibita." Great Britain w m realized in They found their path barred good thing for anyone, back trou­ UDlnncr eourie 23 Sm could be used by the Krogers if to me at the White House and t SSDplt 48lii3Mjr By chance he mentioned it In Lonsdalde continued: 1954. Making use of my life sav- by the crevasse and decided to ble or not. y ) Ift^m^nhio 24F00tlMf "Even a- cursory examination such an event took place. will be glad to provide the informa­ 'SI Ratee 28 Narrow way 40 Sodal intact eOHaiittgIflBa 1952 to a co-worker at Pratt and ,ings and experience with anti­ jump it. Dove tried it first and "But a really good rocker, one firii would show that the signal plana " I took some photographs of Mr. tion.” 34 Shrine In Tea** 2® |«*»S£'^ 4 in r t Whitney Aircraft,,Alexander Wat­ quarian books, I opened a business made it. Good followed safely. that fully supports the back, is very HAMLIN 43WU10W saNotatnOnldal (radio code) found there were a and Mrs. Kroger and nid them in­ SSNothlns son, eon of Andrew Watson, the in July 1955 In the Strand. Morris slipped and tumbled back­ hard to find," she added. " I spent 43 Bargain event ■calt organist at 'Center Congregation­ reserve duplicate set of plans serted in the lassports. They were THATS RIGMT/ 1 VEH, SURE..BUT 29WWWaDDSsrsbi SQOtGl SSHawaliaa " I have sold Imoks regularly to ward into the 50-foot-deep gap. a long time trying to-.find the type LOVELY LADY BEAUTY WBL, ITS ABOUT 1HS _COURSE I KNOW motionplctnrea SOAtthlaplace 44Prthce al Church adio had been a part of found at my fiat. concealed in a le-.ther writing pad. They were roped together, and VPUt IN A ixm A made SOLPIBS I CANT LEICHA wreath university and public libraries, the President has, and since I did SALON JOB Visor COMIN'UP TAKE’»1 0 in A andteleriiion *!**•« several . Messiah peitormancee in "In short, I want to make It " If the fmllce would have Good slid after Morris. Dove was fOR TNEM TPO^ TIME AN' EFFORT OUTA THOSE LUNK SSTopntUMliead professors, dealers and private I have had them sent to people all 390 MAIN ST. heaps OF >OUR£t TKCOUNTRV' r r k r IT IT other cltlea.' clear that the following exhibits checked the transmitter for finger­ Hipped to the opposite side of the TRAJNING EM AN" SSlnSte r “ r r i 8 \ people throughout the United over the country, at their request.” (N ext To Personallaed Floors) Anderson got together with the belong to me or were given by prints, they would have found no crevasse, breaking a rib. She added with a chuckle that 34 Maple feno*. 14 Kingdom, the Continent, , North 88 Heavy MOW IT" IT elder Watson, and called on Q. me to the Krogers; the Ronson fingerprints of the Krogers. Dove managed to crawl back up before finding the right type, she Albert Pearson, music director at lighter, the microscope, the fiask, and South America, AfricA Aus­ and off the glacier where a Fish Phont Ml 9>7666 36 Halt beverage 17 "On Saturday, Jap. 7, the day acquired qul^ a supply of uncom-. STGitfaname IS" IS Manchester H i ^ School, who had the fiashlight, the tin of talcum tralia and New Zealand. and Wildlife Service man found For Appotatnent of our arrest, I was rut shopping ‘ "Neither I nor my wife en­ fortable rockers. i38 Low haunt tried teaching parts of Handel's and several pieces of paper found, with Mrs. Kroger. She bought a him and drove him back to Juneau. She said ah* realizes that rockers li gaged in spying activitiM.” 30NiUvem43 tin e line in ST r nothing of spying smd never had —sound or silent, also 86 nnn. ■foO.BAYlTBR* typography ganiaed. The organiraUon has piano and Alan plays the French chemicals found in the house be­ to Mrs. Kroger and decided to put Helicopter pilot Frank Living­ the doctor said. slide projectors. 48 Looki fixedly ST kt grown until this year it numbered horn In the school band. long to me. A t one time I was them away for aafelieeping. anything to do with such things. ston carried five members of the And„where did she find the right 81 Prayer ending 180 chorua members, 12 musicians Alan recently took up skiing as conducting some experiments in “ While shopping I gave Mra, The Krogers said they knew Juneau Rescue council to the kind? WELDON DRUG CO. i 63 Bllmcal prophet ST and liked Lonsdale only as crevasse,' and they hauled Morris "Well, th ^ are made in North ■ V and four soloists. a hobby ahd, to keep him com­ mferophotography. Kroger a large envelope and asked 961 Main S t TeL M l 8-8821 '54 Woman’s name "While at the house I some­ friend. and Good out with a rope. Carolina," Dr. Travel! confided. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER B8 She hat bads u Anderson was elected to the pany, Anderson got out his own her to take it to her house. It long---- ol town board of dlredtors In- October skis, which had been unused for times made use of Kroger’s type­ Contained important business, I auceetsful It was by no means the first 125 years. . writer and Indeed one exhibit pro­ did not want to take it to a party portrayals executive post for him. Another hobby shaced by An- duced here was typed by me. At BY AL VRRMEER 4T 4i 46 I was going to that evening.” 66 Sheltered ride IT n r 48 He is In charge of the technical I derson and his family is boating. one time while the -Krogers were Scotland Yard detectives seized 'DON'T <30 AWAY.' WE MUSHT AS WELL 87 Plateau support group at Pratt and Whit­ Boating Hobby away I constructed the hiding the envelope from Mrs. Kroger at 88 God of love SI I'LL ONLY BE A DO THINGS r i g h t / ney, which is sort of a trouble Tho director converted a 12-foot place found In the foundation of the time o t her arrest after first WEDNESDAY MANCHESTER SHOPPING 88 Ventilate shooting department resporlsible refusing her request to let her .MINUTE 80 Winter vehide 5S St ST rowboat into a sailboat, for outings the house and deposited there for for the men Iq the field. on Bolton Lake. Another sailboat long term storage the radio trans­ atoke the house boiler. ■ DOWN BT U He served ns worshipful master Inside, the detectives said, they s r ft made by Anderson i » a hydroplane mitter and other articles. IG em riooe of the Manchester Lodge- o f Ma­ . SPrepotttiim used mostly by TTie planks sons In 1954. This year he Is in the bottom and sides had to be member of the Masonic Temple shaped to the skeleton of the small t e Corp. and chairman of the trus­ boat, and to do it, Anderson wrap­ Specials Y PARKADE BY FRANK O’NEAL SHORT RIBS tees o f the lodge. ped the wood in old rags soaked in SAVE UP TO $150.00 In his church, the Emanuel hot water. Lutheran, he is a trustee, treasur­ Last summer he built a small WO310 FAMOUS QUAIITV-IUIIT er, chairman of the Every Mem­ boathouse on Amston Lake where ber Canvass Committee and as the family owns pro^rty. PARKADE STORE member of the budget committee. Other woodworking projects have ONE DAY ONLY Worcester Native been the cornices in his own living Weekly Drug Specials Anderson was born Dec. 24, 1915. room and in the assistant pastor's ^ S 3 i t b a WEDNESDAY in Worcester, Mass., the son of house, and a gavel, of which he 1s mk. ^ TM. Bl» UA Pit OW.^V Gustaf Anderson and the late especiallv proud, turned from a liece of bublnga wood from Africa. 4-TRANSISTOR ONE-A-DAY BY JOE CAMPBELL Matilda Anderson. O f his schooling he says, 'Tm HEARING AID FIRST QUALITY the only man to go through first CANEL TO CONTINUE VITAMINS grade three time* and never fall.'' Only 3 3 ^*’™*’**^* rSIS NYLONS The first time was in Worcester. Washington, March 21. {JP)— The second time was In Falun, Work on United Aircraft Corp.’s 50c DOWN—SOe WEEKLY OVER 3 MONTHS' SUPFLY Sweden, where the family had CANEL project in Middletown, ( 100) WITH SEAMS moved because Anderson's mother Conn., Involving research on a nu­ IlM-i a* witwidM i Imw in * »«w Ip ?* ...FRICE-CUT wa.s In poor health, clear plane, wiU be continued, says See Our . NowforUMenlUM,*9uu^t><>iHlnmMatss . AEROSOL ^ ^ p o o c iAtm fVf BffN G0iN«1HB3geH The third time.was back in Wor- Rep. Frank Kowalski, D-Conn. Pharmacist For (id *t * priot tiwt d«S(( (nnpnliioa. 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BUILDING , 348 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST—MANCHESTER ‘ MORIARTY , PHONE MI 3-8734 You're In good hands wHh BROTHERS 301-315 Cmt*r St; INSURANOB OOMRANIBB. Ml. 3-5135 A U * P o * PROPERTY • ACCIDENT «nd 8-ICKNEeS • U F t ■ / ■ / ■ ^ ' ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN.. TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1961 MANCifESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 21, .1961 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE Cooper Bids THE WUl the Yankees and Pirates ' Aids Cancer Research Coaches Scared Stiff For Chance meet again in the ? Herald Angle As NIT Resumes Play At Title Go Nearness of Death EARL YOST New York, Mfirch 21 (IP)— The long and the short of the Sports Editor EAST BIDE MIDGETS . HOUD.W pOMMERUlAL ( FARKADE DUSTY London, March 21 (if)— Wilmington, Del., March National Invitation Tournament meet in one of the quarter­ Standings Standings Th^ man described by Cham­ 21 (if)— Cancer has weaken­ - vJy ',’ Cruisers eliminated the Hose- finals in Madison Square Garden tonight. And they’re scared W. L. Pet. W. IL. Pet. pion F lw d Patterson as a men, 31-29, last night in the play­ Moriarty Bros...... ,.11 5 .688 ImperUil House ...... 66 337 .630 American League Grows Up Rrst ed Pork.v Oliver to such an' off* for the championship of the stiff of each other. Spring Camps “Very worthy challenger” to- ^illardville Lunch ..10 6 .626 Bohemian Club ...... 63 441 .606 ' Although the younger of the two m ^ o r baseball league^ extent that his doctor tells East ‘ Side Re<’ in the Midget Dayton, five times a finalist and “The big men have been killing 42 .506 ijight steps into a London never a winner, has the tallest Mari. Motors-Service 10 6 .625 Pagani's Caterers ., .82 4 the American League has grown up first, expantu^ w iw him he may have less than a League. The Hosemen made a us all season” moaned Litwack. .Man- Motors-Rales .. 9 7 .563 Nelco Tool No. 1 ....5 9 445 .567 settled for nine hlts^by Wally Moon. had ring tcLprovato the world he’s great comeback in the second half team in the tourney. The Flyers "In fact, We’ve made them look — N^- York. Mahrh-2t homer and double for New York. teams for the 1961 season which opens in less than lo w year .to live. But the “ curse,” Brown Derby ...... 8 8 .500 Joe's Barber ...... 57 446 .682 in a come-from-behlnd 7-6 tri­ a deserving of a shot at the hea'vy- as he calls it, will not sap his to force the game into overtime play Temple’s Tiny Tims in the like AIl-An)^ricans. Aceto A Sylvester >.85 48 ( .533 The way the hitters are weight boxing crown. weeks, April Id, honor of opening the 60th junior circuit opener of the doubleheader. Botticcllo Nurseries . 6 10 .375 umph over the World Champion Wertx HIU Hard spirit, nor his faith, nor hia good only to lose In extra session. "But we aren't giving up before Paul Dodge ...... 6 10 .375 Denison Presses ....5 5 (48 J)33 smashing the ball off. and trie Wertz, with three-for-four, His name; Henry Cooper, a 26- goes to the Chiedgo White Sox who 'will perform before rresi- will toward others. Wa.vne Tedford of the Cruisers In the second game, Niagara—) the game. I always stress to- 53 .485 , while in a the only other seeded team left be­ Lenox Pharmacy .. . 4 12 .'250 Nelco Tool No. 2 ___ 60 over, the fences in Florida powered the Red Sox. Wertz run- year-old blond Briton with a left dent John Kennedy against the new Washington Senators in Despite two operations and sank !the only bucket made In gethernes.s and this team has been Case Bros...... 50 53 '.485 night game the Kansas City A's producing single in the ninth chas­ hook and undefeated 'in his last sides Dayton—-goes against Provi­ and Arizona, the name of the the nation’s capital. < word from his physician. Dr. Ger­ overtime to assure his team of vic­ playing together for three years. Moriarty Bros., Hlllardville Cupid Diaper ...... 50 55 .476 edged the Washington Senators, ed the winning run across after seven fights. Making ita appearance on the tory. Tedford, with 15 points, was dence. 'The winners go into the "The boys know each other. 56 .456 game could he ricochet in­ 4-3, on Jerry Lumpe'a two-run ald Rainer, of Denver, Colo., that semi-finals on Thursday., The final Lunch and Manchester Motors NuWay Tobacco ....47 bis three-run homer had kept Bos­ Cooper Is putting Ills British and desk recently was the American high man beslden grabbing many They know who Is on and who Is Man. Auto Parts .. . .39 65 .375 stead of baseball. The camafce double in the ninth lnning.e Empire titles on the line against he may have only four-to-slx ia scheduled for Saturday. .Service all scored 3-1 victories this continued unabated yesterday, ton' in contention. Gene Leek had League Red Book, distributed by month* to live, Oliver has not rebounds, along with Mark Jacob off. Somehow one of them slway.s Dickensort Plumbing 36 67 .341 a homer, double and single for the Starting Thursday Welshman Joe Erskinf, a clever who helped the Cruisers to victory ” I know all about these little week. As a result. Moriarty's with the St. Louis Cardinals in­ Bill White led the Cardinals' the A. L. Service Bureau, headed crawled Into any., dark comer to nicks up the tea,m.” maintained its one game lead over Trane Mfg...... 35 60 .836 hitting parade with four hits, two Angels. - boxer but one lacking a pimch by Joe McKenni^, former Boston with nine points. guys,” said Dayton Coach ToAi . , , flicting the worst damage by capable df stopping most of the •it hack and await death. He Blackburn, referring to Teiupicrvy—^ Differente of Opinion the other two who are tied for pounding Cincinnati for of them doubles, and Stan Musiai Chuck Essengian’s two-run hom­ writer and later R ^ Sox pubUe re­ abounds In faith and is making The Hosemen were down ’20-9 at ■flTe- •Nl^gara-Providence game Scrambllng back into contnntion Read re{M>rts on these and other' major league worlo*8 hea'vywelghts. lations chief. As usual, the Red halftime but almost pulled out the 'They are not easy to beaJ. In second place. IB hits. Including seven doubles contributed a single, double and er in the fifth and a three-run hom­ hla life useful by aiding cancer re­ will be a replay of an earlier sea­ John Falcone 137-362 and Ron in the pennant trace waa Paganl triple against Cincinnati pitenmg er by Ron Ssmford In the sixth "I know my hopes of getting a Book, which Is not available to the victory. Pete Diminco and George fact, the ■ little teams havey bei and a triple, in a 14-5 exhibition crack at Patterson's title rests on search. I . dominating Ihi.s' toumamen son game between the-two teamsji Allen 136 topped shooters. Caterers, with an able assist from victory over the Reds. hopefuls Ray Ripplemeyer. uave brought the Orioles, trailing 6-0, haseball teams tnuning in general publie, is JUIed from cover McCann led the Hoses In the scor­ Providence^ j\'on that one 76-74 In! Nelco Tool Co. No. 2, a second tonight’s fight,” Cooper said, "rve to cover with interesting facta and "Hell,” he said, "miracles hap- ^ "Furthermore, one of our tali At the same time, the Cleve­ Stenhouse and Zach M o n r o e , within range of the Pirates. Balti­ pen. I’V* known some cases where ing column with eight points double overtime when Jim Hadnot division club. PagSnl’s swept iall no intention of letting the chance flgurea Needleaa to aay, the Red I apiece. guys, Bill Cramsey (6-3) may not Y\V ITII IT '..AGUE land___ Indians, who rocked San Vada Pinson -had a single and two more then won it with two in the slip by.” people were told they had only a | made good bn a one-and-one foul Standings three points from second plS(X( Bo­ Francisco hurlers for IS hits Sun-jfrlpie* for the Reds, ninth on Essegian's double, singles Book comes in mighty handy dur­ be able to play. He suffered a Rated Fifth few montha or years to live and i EAST SIDE JUNIORS hairline break in his elbow tljree with four seconds to go. W. L. Pet. hemian Club to'climb to within day, continued their assault o n , CTeveland righthander Jim Perry by Jerry Adair and Whltey Her­ ing the coiu'se of a season In Battle for third and fourth in the one game of the runner-up spot FLORIDA in Cooper is rated the fifth , chal­ answering questions from readers. they lived 20 or 30, years. i weeks ago. He's been working out Niagara Coach Taps Gallagher, Peaches ...... 55 33 .625 the Giants' shell-shocked staff | pitched scoreless, four-hit ball in a zog and an error. r "You just hope for the best, | Jjinlor playoffs between the L. T. while Nelco No. 2 shocked front lenger for the crown. Ersklne In and shooting, but the sllota haven’t who Is leading his club Into the Dates & Nuts ...... 45 43 .511 with a three-homer, 14-hit attack jsix-inning stint against the Giants. Lumpe's game-winning double most lists Is just outside the top Skipping through the Red Book articularly If you have a family. | Wood and Nasslff Arms found the .500 ninning Imperial Steak House by one found many mteresting items, ? beeti going in. The doctors will NIT for the eighth time—also Berries . c ...... 44 44 ^er-a 12-5 triumph------■ Meanwhile, Woodie Held led the for Kansas City came with two out 10. ou start preying to The Man. i Icefnen winning, 47-42. It «/as close take another look at him before without a championship—Is wor­ Honcydews ; ...... ■'4 44 .500 also taking all four point* from BUsewhere. it was the Mme , nomering triumverate with a three- and the bases loaded off Waahing- such as: That’s the only thing to do. I’v e ; throughout with no more than the league leaders. As a result; The last time Cooper lost was « « « the game and tell/iis wheOier he ried that Joe Maddrey, his 6-4 cor­ FIgbars ...... 41 47 .466 stori'. Twenty-seven hits were j ^un shot while Tito Francona and to reliever Marty Kutyna. The WARM UP oh a foul to Germany’s Erich been feeling pretty good lately. ” 1 three points separating the two can play.” ^ ner man, wilt be out. Maddrey has Sugarplums ...... 35 53 .398 Pagani’s is only 4'4 games of the sprayed around ' the field as the i Hal Jones added two-run clouts. Athletics entered the bottom of Schnoppner in Frankfurt on April 20-Year Man Aiding Cancer Reaearch | teams, until th)f Woods oytflt ran Temple's coach, Harry Litwack a 18.2 scoring average. pace. Hew'York Yankees beat the Lsjs j ,p},e Y'ankees put together a the ninth trailing 3-2 when Ray 19. 1958. ug three quick baskets in the last Sweeping all four points from Herb Clarke with 211-208—618 EJarly Wynn of the White Sox The 45-year-old Wilmington, j shudders wh(en he thinks of Day­ He has a twisted knee and an j Angeles Dodgers in an 11-8 slug- j four-run outburst in the sixth and Semproch filled the bases on three Patterson has said that Feature Del., native, who- has been In; two minutes of play. ton’s figures—a 19-7 regular sea­ injured shoulder.' their closest pursuers. Dates A led all bowlers for the' evening walks. , Johnny Kucks Sports Inc., will promote his next will become a 20-year man this Denny Karpuska led the winners Nuts, the Peaches just about while Stan Olsaver with a 235- feat, and another 27 caromed off i came up with six in the seventh season. Ten year men, players who eountlesn tournaments In his 28 i son record and over-90 points five Niagara plays strictly a man-t(5- dooming bats as the Boston Red j to hold off the Dodgers, who got and Don Larsen worked for the fight probably In New York years of golf and ia known the | with 14 points and had help from times. Even if Cramsey is out, he’ll man defense, but Friar Coach Jo'e wrapped up the 1961 flag race this 514 led with the highest tndi'Vldual A’s, who won their seventh game tween June and September. have served 10 full seasons in the Don Gilha (12) and Jeff Gentll- week. The front runners now hold game. Russ Parson 202-573, John Box outlasted the Los Angeles An-1 a homer and triple from Willie big show, lncV;de Connecticut’s countr>’ over, has started a : still have to cope with the likes of MuIIaney calls his defense a "C?hi- geU. 8*7. 1 Davis and fpur RBI performance in nine starts. By Meanwhile,’ other American pro­ "Porky Oliver Memorial” with the ■ core (10). The Nassiff outfit was BUI We.sterkamp (6-10), Gary nese man-tg-man.” whdt appeans to be an unsurmount- Ward. 508. Walt Yaworskl, 222- moters are seeking Cooper's serv­ Walt Dropo 'With the Baltimore EABLY WYNN able 10-game lead in the standings. ^204...667. John Goiangoa 212. Nino Orioles. Other veterans who enjoy proceeds going to cancer research. led by Billy McCarthy with (19) Roggenburk (6-6) and Pat Allen "It’s basically a zone.” sniffed ices as a possible challenger for Despite often being tired, he at- j and Peter GIdman who hooped (6-6). Temple’s tallest operative Gallagher. ”I talk only one lan- Best totala were Anita Nylin 117 Pagan! 215-594; Enso Pavan 200, Patterson. George Parnassus of this status Include Vic Wertz of bases, Tri* Speaker, 62, In 1912; Earl Yost tends man.v banquets and affairs i (11). is Russ Gordon at 6-4 1./2. I guage, English.” and Irene Larochelle 110. Grace Anto l.,,assen. 200, Bob Rlchardsbn Los Angeles is one o f them. Few Boeton, Nellie Fox, BiU Goodman, Most hite,"222 by Speaker in 1912; Murray hit a 90 which is high for Si* J Sherm Lollar, Minnie Minoso, BiU Highest batUng average, Ted WU- to help raise money for the memo-1 WEST SIDE MIUGETS 201-569. Lars'Swahn, 216-552, 3oe think Parnassus could arrange the rial. ' League CJhampa the Herald An­ league without a i ark. Cirter 209. .lack Murray. 2O8-50S, Kefauver to Push Bill match—but the overtures , show Pierce, Roy Sievers, Gerry Staley, llams, .406 In 1941. Earl Torgeson and Wynn, aU of Now for the New York Yanks: Lisst night a testimonial ban-1 gels knocked off Ponticelll's, 51- Wally Mar.«den, 201-551, . Del the way the wind la blowing. quet was held here in his honor.! FEM M ES k FELfeAH Schaeffer 210 were other good Chicago, Johnny ■ AntonelU of Homers, Babe Ruth, 60, In 1927; 32. as playoffs opened. Ray La- ...... 'Sentiment Expressed Stundlnat A grood win.for Cooper over Ers­ Mora than 800 persons, including W. L. Pet. scorers. ' klne could land him the jackpot (Cleveland, Hank. Bauer of Kansas Hit streak, Joe DlMagglo, 66, in Gace (28) and Pete Herdlc (14) | For Control of Boxing City, Ned Garver, Ted lOuszewskl 1941; Stolen bases, Fred Malsel, such well-known golfers aa Jimmy were the big guns for the Angels, j M aude^Don Carpent»*r . .. 51 27 . 6 5 4 And Manager Jim Wicks says: Thomson, George Fazio, Al Bea- , K ran-H erb C randall ...... ■4ft 29 . 6 2 8 “Its the world champ we’re al­ and Eddie Yost of Los Angeles, 74, in 1914: Most hits, Carl Combs ABOUNDS IN FAITH— Golfer Ed ‘Porky’ Oliver is For Ponticellt’s, little L e n n y j Jeanne-K ulatid Irish ..: .. 42 .16 .r>38 COUNTRY CLUB MEN Chuck Stobbs and Efimer Valo of sellnk. Bill Hyndman. turned out. Kearns dropped In 18 points fol-j Bay State Principal ; Vi-John M orton ...... 4 1 37 . 5 2 6 i e ter—providing the money is 231, in 1927; Highest batting aver­ making his \ife useful de.spite two operations and . 4 4 9 Standings Washington, March 21 (/P)— Sen. Estes Kefauver, D-Tenn., In The HERALD Minnesota, , Whltey The proceeds go to St. Joseph's lowed b.v Bill Malken.son with 10. | ; FIfv-N orm K loler ...... 35 43 right.” age, Ruth, .393. in 1923. Hospital in Denver. word from his physician that he may have only four I A lba>Zlp SnhiFki ...... 13 4.5 . 4 2 3 W. t , PeJS said today a go-slow warning from the Kennedy administra­ Cooper had lean 'years before Ford and Joe DeMaesUi of New Personalized Floor’s outacored r Helen»Bob M cCann ...... 12 46 Ma.xflies ...... 26 7' .706 Oliver, the father of three boys j B etty-Andy I.am oui‘eaux .. 2ft 4ft 115 suddenly finding his punch two York and John Klippsteln and to six months to live. (AP Photofax.) Gus’s 10 to I in the, last quarter I i Royals ...... 24 0 . m tion has not dimmed his hopes for a bill to place big time Gene Woodllng of Washington. and a girl ranging in age from Favors New Englands and a half years ago. Before that nine to 18, had been a public rela­ to win 31-25 in other playoff | BattliiiK for fir.-t place. M aude and * G reen R a y s ...... 1 6 1 7 . .4^ boxing under federal control he was knocked out by Ingemar When the American League Yanks Sweep Champs game. Rich Dotchin (15) and Joe i D on Carpf'iU^r took a 2-1 derision ovur 1 D o ts ...... 3 5 1 8 Kefauver, the bin’s author, said means to let the states or profes- Geoffrion and Beliveau Pace tions official with the Denver-Chi- The former Ryder Cup team various testimonials and other af­ Johanssem, May 19, 1957. changed its name from the West­ Best team record in double- player, making a rough guess, fig­ fairs in his honor.' Weklind (6) were high men for Fran anfl H<»rb Crandall. TI i d victory I ..... 1 5 1 8 . 4 5 9 he still believes an administration siohal boxing take over and keep cago Trucking Co. of Denver for f'nablcd ihf* rarp»»ntcrf» to extend their ...... - a . -i a Cooper won the British title in ern League in 1900, league mem­ header last year was compiled by • “ It's ■a great thing for a lot of the Floor's. Three men did all the loop lead to tw o full jfam ep, K roilitea ...... * *. ♦ 1% is endorsement of the measure’s ob­ it clean.” the past two years. He recently ures that about $20,000 has been Hatfield, Mass., March 21 (/P)—Stop knocking the New \ Engle suggested that if the Jus­ National Hockey Loop Scorers a bruising, brawling affair in Jan­ bers, were Baltimore, Boston, Chi­ New York. The Yanks won 10, returned to Wilmington to live. raised for cancer research through people,” he explains. scoring for Gus's. Jim Kuhn (10), Heft pinners lnc*bided D on Carpenter ■ A cu a h n ets .....d..* 31 , .3 ^ jectives, if not its details. Is pos­ uary, 1959, defeating Brian Lon­ cago. Cleveland, Detroit, Milwau­ lost two and split In seven others. John Hughes (8) and Paul Leone England Basketball Tournament— that’s the sentiment ex­ 376. A lba Sohleekl U 8-U 9rl22— 359. H elen TSfeliatj! 11 sible. tice Department doesn’t want to McCann 118, Bettv Lamoureaux . don over 15 punishing rounds. kee, PhlUdelphla and Washington, Baltimore won the most one-run (7). pressed by Principal John Skarzynski of Smith Academy. Flo Kloter 112, Flo Johnson 111. be involved in policing boxing, the Montreal. March 21 0P> — The He went ahead with plans to In­ bill could be rewritten in the com­ Since then he’s defended his Formal A.L. play started the fol­ games, 35, and Chicago was best Tonight at 6 Ponticelli’s meets Smith has competed in the New Englands for two consecutive Bundl Tarca, 366 and JoMi troduce the "controversial measure National Hockey League’s final British title just once—against lowing year, 1901. at night with 46 wins as well as 'Players Don’t Always Agree But ■■■■ Gus’s in a postponed game. At 7 years, and although it waa beaten—r— :— mittee to place the proposed new Golf Clinic ^ ^ ------_■ -■ w. in the Senate this week. agency in the Commerce Depart­ statistics for the season made It Erskine. That fight ended with Last season was thq flrrt time in extra inning warfare,. copping the Herald Angels take on Per­ both times in the first round. standing* 1 It would place professional box­ official today — Bemie (Boom Ersklne sprawled unconscious “There is no better way to end W. Pet. I ment. Orioles finis)lished in 10 of 15 decisions. sonalized Floor* in a best two out Skarzynaki's enthusiasm for the a basketball season, win or lose,” L. GREEN JR. BOYS , J.' ing having interstate aspects un­ Boom) Geoff rion of the Montreal Has Openings through the ropes in the 12th The White Sox, known as a ...... 26 .650 Top scorers were Gary .Wlntftl Faces F7ght the______first division n allalter taking over of three series. event is still high. he remarked. 'The teams are Ironers J* der control of a Federal Boxing Canadians won the scoring cham­ round. weak hitting club that depended ...... 19 .52.1 112-119, Tom Greer 114-118, B ^ The boxing bill faces a fight on the S t Louis Browns’ franchise at Paul Brown Calls Shots, treated tremendously, the players 2r Commissioner, who would operate pionship and. teammate Jean Be­ Cooper’s record is 22 'victories, upon pitching, nevertheless led 19 .525 Barrett 119| .Ralph'Raa'pon Capitol hill In any event. Sen. Ev­ Attendance at the first of Ux the start of the 1954 campaign have a wonderful time, the tourna­ Washers ...... 21 from the Justice Department liveau WM runner-up. seven losses and one draw. Ers­ the AX.. In club batting, .270 aver­ ...... lOO ------:------—:----- erett M. Dirksen, R-Ill., has an­ golf clinics conducetd. by Man­ <5n the other hand. New York ment ia efficiently run. and-the 20 20 This official would have broad Geoffrion complied 95 points chester Country Club pro Alex kine has won 36 fights, lost four hasn’t dropped into the second age with Cleveland next at .267. Dusters ...... ______20 20 .500 JAYOEB MIDGBTS n . powers for three years to license nounced he and some others will and drawn one. Rested Hawks Raring, to Go; cogches and kids get to meet a lot flight it as an invasion of stat^’ on 50 goals and 45 assists. Be­ Hackney under the sponsorship division—bottom four clubs up to Defensively, the White Sox were Stresses Mental Ability ...... 12 28 .300 Leading pinners Includei) puddy fighters, managers, promoters and of people th\t they’d never meet rights to regulate the sport. liveau had 32 goals and 88 as- of the Manchester Recreation last season, last five starting this also tops, but only by a fraction of Montle 116, Tim Hassett 106, Stwe matchmakers, and use his licens­ a percentage point over Baltimore, otherwise. I'm all for the tourna­ Huot 104. Dave Sapienzia 104)'tou Dirksen, the Senate Republican Department at the Westt Side year—-since 1925. The Yankees ment. I hope it continues.” Among the leading pinners ing authority to drive racketeers Frank Mahovllch of the Toronto Reo Hall last Thursday was 46 Daniels, Val Avens are the wlnhingest team in the ,9819 to .9817. The White Sox led Syracuse Seeking to Rebound were Edie Correnti 123. Lori Sinl- Damato 102. leader, told a reporter he will ar­ ^ check off a play. We must wait Skarzynski's comments were and hoodlums from the sport. Maple Leafs was third with 48 participants. As capacity is history of the A.L. showing a '680 in executing doubleplays. By w e ; crope 119, Nell Saimbnd 118. Kitty Expreww!* Beservatlon* gue that has EARL YOST < until the messenger comes in," prompted by recent criticism of the cleaned Its house without help goals and 36 assists for 84 points. 60, there are openings for 14 Advance to Finals percentage In almost 9,000 games. New York is the only A.L. mem­ New York, March 21 (A*)—The St. Louis Hawks. Inactive the Sibrlnaz 117, Eleanor Mozaer 114, Wait Side Mixed Seabtce AUy. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, Andy Bathgate of the New York more golfers. . Club records, of interest in this ber to hold an all-time winning Last Friday, green was the Brown said. New Englands. There has been Clara Trueman 113, Reggie Gbur- 'Standiesa from any federal czar and that What about Sam Huff, New past 16 davs, are raring to go as they open their National Basketball talk that next year's tournament W, brother of the President, declared Rangers finished fourth with 77 Ihe classes are given for The Senior Member Ping Pong area, Boston first; Home runs. advantage over every rival club predominating color, in view Association Western Division best-of-seven final playoffs against the ski 110. . I P.uth-Fran Donohue ...... 24 publicly Sunday he has reserva­ ‘boxing should do it, too.- York Giant linebacker, and a thorn may be the last. "It’s an amazing confession if points and veteran Gordie Howe three groups, boys and girls, Tournament at the East Side Reo Jimmy Foxx, 60, In 1938. Consec- since play started 60 years ago. of St. Patrick’s Day, but to­ I.OS Angeles Lakers at home tonight. Bemice-Reg. Cartwright ..23 u - « 9 tions about placing the new There are in Brown's side whenever the Rulh-Red Oakman ...... governors say they can’t cope with’ of the Detroit Red Wings, f i v e women and men. got undei;way last night in a fine uUve batting streak, Dom Dl- Toughest club for the Yanks over The Hawks have been taking itt’ r Blames Parents W agency In his department. still openings In all groups. the years ha.s been Detroit, fol­ day, it’s brown, the subjects two clubs meet? Big Match Tonight this,” Dirksen said. "I can’t be­ times winner of the title, placed fashion with Bruce Daniels and Magglo, 34 games in 1949; Stolen easy while the Lakers were extend Connecticut threaten* to pull out Mlldred-Howle Hanaen . » 16 .566 • "I think the danger in that is Those wishing to register for lowed by (Cleveland, Chicago ahd being Coach Paul Brown, all- "I know that Huff is the No. 1 num Is trying to lull us Into over- because it does not like the at­ Rutb-HM Werner ...... 17 IS .478 lieve any governor Is unable to fifth with. 72. Val Avens advancing to the finals. ed to five games before eliminat­ Two of the best teams in the Liz-Tony Salafla ...... 16 20 .444 that we could become more of a It was the second time Geof- the five remaining lessons Daniels, as fine a ping pong Boston. star fullback Jimmy Brown l)oy in New England and New confidence by saying we have a mosphere of the Boston Garden. BACK TO MINORS; De­ regulatory agency than a Depart­ find people tough enough and ing the Detroit Pistons in a semi­ chance to sweep the series in four Laurel State Women's League will Peg-Charlle UUing .... . 10 26 '.444 knowledgeable enough to handle frion won the Art Ross Trophy and should register with Ronnie Dai­ player as Manchester has seen in Triple crown—batting, home and the Cleveland Browns of the Y'ork State with the fans. He’s The northern slates are dissatis­ Ani(a-Zig Olbert ...... 16 20 ,444 spite the fact that he hit ment of Justice." Kennedy said, gle at the West Side Rec on or runs and runs batted In—champs National Football League. Jimmy a real gentleman. I first played final series. straight,” Auerbach said. "W e’re fied becau.se of Connecticut'* clash tonight at the Holiday Auflrey-Hank Frey . . . . . 15 21 '.417 this problem if he wants to move the 81,000 contributed by the some time, defeated John Avens The second game of the Eastern Esther-Earl Blaeell . . . . . 14 22 ■•SSO a in his final without expressing an opinion before Thursday. have been Mickey Mantl* Brown waa in these parts Thurs­ against him in college, he was not going to fall for that.” Lanes. "Phe Majorettes, averaging in oh it.” league. His 75 points led in 1954- 2-0 in his first match and In the Division finals also is on tap to­ domination (25 title* in 36 tourna­ Alwine-Wm LIsk ...... n 2S ,306 about the- rest of the bill.' (Yanks), Ted Williams (Red Sox) day night speaking' at the Probus with West Virginia. He's always 574 as a team, and the Lumber _____ X. exhibition appearance 55, the only time he' played a full quarter-finals he defeated Zel- night with the. Boston Celtics Hannum and Owner Dan Biasone ments). Kefauver said he is not In­ twice, Lou (Jehrig (Yanks), Jim­ Club meeting in Hartford in con­ clean and a real gentleman al­ thought the Nats had a "Physical Jills, with a 561 clc.b mark, meet Bernice Cartwright'* IIS topped lbs for the season of 70 games. mars Avens 2-0 in a very well meeting the Nationals in Syracuse. The Smith principal, who also at 9. clined now to amend the measure Hockey at a Glance my Foxx (Athletics) and TV Cobb junction with his off-season duties though he hits me pretty h a r d,” and mental letdown following the is superintendent of schools In ■shooter*. Sunday, Moe Morhardt, Injuries have frequently beset played match. The last game was The Celtics won the opener in Bos­ to make a commissioner independ­ Von Clay Awarded a 22-20 thriller. (Tigers) In the A.L., wirile Nation­ with 'a soft drink company. Brown added. Philadelphia series.” Hatfield, say* "There's nothing Manchrater native, was ent of any other agency, but that Geoffrion, and this season he Monday’s Results al Leaguers who performed the ton Sunday, 128-115. The Nats missed six games. The ot;her finalist, Val A\\is, Most every professional football Observations made by Brown: "If we had been able to go into wrong with liaving the tournament this is a possibility. Johnson Title Go No Games Played , feat were Joe Medwlek (Cards), fan of any standing knows about reached the finals with a three- one of three players seiit Just .Missed Record another excellent player, defeated . Best halfback, offensive, Bob­ game sweep of the Philadelphia Boston well rested Sunday, instead in Boaton Garden. "It is the only back to minors yesterday Sen. Clair Engle. D-Oalif., who Tuesday’s Schedule O. Nagells two stndght games Chuck Klein (Phils), Rogers the greatness of Jimmy Brown as by Mitchell, his teammate with the place for it. Actually, the trouble was an amateur boxer at Chico His 50 goals tied the record of Hornsby (Cards twice) and Heln- Warriors. of short of sleep,” Hannum said, NA'nONAL LEAGUE and also beat A1 Williams 2-0 to an offensive back and al.so of the Browns, Jon Arnett is tricky but "I feel it would have been a dif­ at the tournament comes from un­ by club. Stktfi College as a youth, said in a Pittsburgh, March 21 OP) — Har­ teammate Maurice (Rocket) Rich­ nle Zimmerman (Cubs). Cleveland Browne as the most suc­ St. Louis Coach Paul Seymour old Johnson, the National Boxing Chicago at Montreal earn his way into the finals. doesn't have the speed of Mitchell. ferent story. If we can regain the chaperoned teenagers. But they Morhardt was assigned separate Interview he liked the ard, now retired, set in 1944-45. * ♦ * cessful team in pro ball during the isn’t afraid the Hawks will be \ 'Me) Association light heavyweight Geoffrion’s 95 points were one AMERICAN LEAGUE The finals between Daniels arid Bobby is a threat as both a run­ spirit and aggres-siveness we aren’t the tournament's respon- to the Houston Buffs of Kefauvrt^ill and hopes the ad­ past 15 years. rusty from their long layoff. ‘‘We ^ champion, will dafend his title short of the record 96, made two Springfield at Providence Avens will be staged at the Rec [^nch Swingers ner and as a pass receiver, which needed the rest.” he said. "Several ] showed against Philadelphia, I be- aibility. The parents are at fault the ■'American Associa­ ministratis, can support It. on Wednesday evening March BUt what about Paul Brown ? makes him more effective... Com- in that respect.” efm against Von Clay in a 15-round seasons ago by teammate Dickie EAS'TERN LEAGUE "Paul Brown,” Brown the for­ i players were run down but nmv i lieve we’ll have an excellent chance y AUTOMATIC H aA ^pport Best pinch swinger last year tion. bout at Philadelphia on April 24. Moore. Johnstown at New Haven 29th, starting at 8. plete type football back is John I shape ” I to bea t Boston. As for the complaint of Con­ Gov. Edmund^

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAED, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1981 Honsss For Sale 72 Houses For Salt 72 Scarsdale, N. T., Simsbury, and (PAGE rotJRTEEN Warwick, R. I.; four other sons Businsia Locutions ■ iV—MANCHESTER OUPLBX, NEW, $ bedrooms, baaa- Three 9-Rooin Schools Obituary of Portland. Rocky Hill, Sims­ Bnaiiiess Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE M LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Hooaihold Goods 61 bury, and one atatloned in France; U.S. to Stop Red o For Rent 64 board heat, near bus, schools, MOTOROLA televlalon, Kelvlnator. It won’t last tong at this price, beautiful trees. Carlton W. Hutch­ a eiiter of Weymouth, Maae.; 17 OOMPUETE REPAIRS - By Stu­ $14,700. First time offered, 8 room ins, MI 9-81S3. grandchildren; and one great­ art R. Wolcott on automaUc refrigerator, studio couch, window LARGE ONB-room 6lr>conditlaaed Mrs. Mary T. Flteh caa a skamino Cape, combination doors and win- 'i ...... Recommended by 1965 grandchild. washers, dryers »nd electric pR. HU60 BjOTTZ JHE «MCt ICilNTirr, CM Bur ouio»4(» HI8 to fan. Reaaonabla. Ml 8-7323. office. 106% Main St location, Mrs. Mary Torrey Fitch, 87, of CLASSIFIED aUlOf A«OC»rrHUROU6Ml»FTIIMMUiaMl«iS fUOAMMIMT IN TNI NIXT COUNN » kfarlow'a 887 Main I t dowt, aluminum siding, ameslta •ty^BTONBURY—Manchester Rd. Cazenovia, N.Y., aunt .of James Funeral servicee will be held to­ Takeover in Laos ranges. Ml >-edT>.______, drive, bkautlful* • ‘— fenced' ... lot. —For ap- 5 roo^ ranch in sparkling condi­ OFtfKIMEMCUMAiN! r i l l DIE ALL BtilfiimOlllillB! Torrey Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Em­ morrow aft 11 a.m. at St. Alban’s MaehinetT and Toohi 62 DPFICB FDR rent near Parkade* potatmeiit to inspect caU the tion, spafcious 15x21 foot living According to a report presented by Harold Kramer of Re­ Episcopal- Church, Simsbury. The CHAIN SAW srorli — Trees cut. room with fireplace, many custom ory E. Towson, both of Manches­ Keasonable rates. Call PI 9-T8M ttOMTOMIMlMOtLlUOOr W W A _ 188 W. kUddle Turnpike. Call kH newal Associates, at a 25 to 1 pupil-teacher ratio, Manchester ter, died' yesterday at the Crest- Rev. RoW't B. Wardrop ’*111 of­ (Conttnned from Page One) The 14-natlon conference between 1:30-4:30 or «ny time TM<( JUgmOOflKOTHI NAIF HOUR FDR HIRE by day or week—Ban­ 9-8205 after 2. R. F. DIMOCK CO. appointments, garage, close to ficiate, and burial will be in Ceday proposed originally by Prince advertising tam Backhoe % yd. on rubber, Golf (31ub. It’a gem! Evenings will need three additional nine-room scihools by 1965. field Convalescent Hospital in Saturday or Sunday. CAPtUllirMTWMIAMlM lATR „ MI 9-5245 Manchester aftifV a long illness. < Hlll bemetery, Hartford. . Rusk-Oromyko session appeared to Norodom Sihanouk, the Cambodi­ ^ nfAcn.y9Mnixeu A ltlA A /' suitable for. trenching and water EXCELLENT spot for any business Bkrbkra Woods MI 9-7702 Mr. Boles, MI 9-9858. Warren E A revision of a preliminary report of Manchester’s school mark a turning point In the situa­ an chief of state. Both the Uhited MAMfHT ■' ditches. Also HD 5 dozer. Call or office. Center of town, plenty Howland, Realtor, MI 3-1108. Mrs. Fitch, the widow of Al- There vhU be no calling hours. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Johknna Evans MI 9-5663 needs up to 1965.was presented last night by Planning and phonso E. Fitch, was bom In Memorial contributions may be tion. States and Boun Oum’s govern­ fireplaces, flafstone terraces. MI 8-8973 or MI 9-5827. of parking. Ml 9-5229 9-5. ment rejected the proposal be­ 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. MANCHESTER—Rockledge, Owner Renewal Associates of Boston before representatives of the Scranton, Pa., a daughter of the made to the St. Alban’e Eplecopai The range of actions available Reasonable. Call Mr. Rodelli.y'63 SIX ROOM home in A-1 condition to the administration Is wide. At a cause the conference would Include Homestead St. NICE OFFICE or small store, love, Present owner epent over $7,600 transferred. 6V4 room ‘ ranch Manchester Board of Education,^ late Jamee H, and Elia (Jay) Tor­ Church Building Fund. Musical Instruments 53 ly condition. Inlaid linoleum on veneer brick front, plastered Town Zoning Board and Mayor rey. She was a graduate of Welles 1710 Taylor and Modeen Funeti minimum Kennedy can order a Communist China. on new boiler, new ceUings, mod from Grades 1 through 6 and by But Ngon said he felt that be­ — COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. LANDSCAPING, spring clean up, floor, new heating system. Excel­ walls, 1% ceramlc-.baths, 2 fire Harold A. Turkington. College, Aurora, N.Y. She lived Home, 12 Seneca Rd., Bloomfield, step-up of considerable volume In emlstag kitchen, etc. One-car ga­ 1980 the total population of Man­ the delivery of supplies, weapons cause of the Kennedy administra­ MONOAr Thni FKIDAT I0:S0 AJI.—SATURDAI 9 A.M. lawns mowed, rubbish removal.* SPINET PIANOS—ORGANS lent location, plenty of parking. rage, deep lot. $18,900. Phllbnck placeg,J>asebsK;9heatlng, garage, The three ,additional 9-room most of her life in Cau^enovia is in charge of funeral arrange­ Available April 1. Must be seen. chester would reach 62,000. An es­ and ammunition to the pro-west­ tion's flexible policy toward Laos, MI 3-1724., ■ ■ ______That we have taken In trade Agency, Ml 9-8464. water, sewers, landscaped schools would be needed in the timated 500 new homes are ex­ where she was a member of the ments. Call MI 9-9835. School, shopping. Vacant. MI P*resbyterian Church, the DAR. ern Lao governmeint. He can in­ the United States might accept PLEASE READ YOUR AD riced for clearance: Highland Park area; the Keeney pected in Manchester by 1965. the 14-nation meeting "under suit­ PLASTERING and painting. Ex­ torv A Clark, Mah.., like new, 3495. BOLTON—Five room ranch on 9-9463. and the Shakes]ieare Club. She crease U.S. personnel training the cimniflcd er “W'«ol Ads" are token over the phone ns a oo^ perienced. Reasonable. Call MI St. area and the Robinson-Buck- William Curtis, superintendent able condition.*,” He did not sug­ Wurfctzer electronic piano, port­ heavily wooded lot, basement ga­ land school area. Kramer added had also been a member of the Funerab government forces. Theoretically, waieiice. Tho ad\-ertlser should read his ad the FIRST DA¥ IT 9-4947. Houses For Rent 65 rage, clean; a lour bedroom ranch 55 OVERLAND DRIVE— of schools stdd he wants to elimin­ the United States could encourage gest what conditions he felt Wash­ able,. 3186. that at the 25 to 1 pupil-teacher ate any duplication in effort be­ library board there. /U>PCARS and REPORT ERRORS In Uilie for the next Inser­ Kimball Grand, ex. cond., 3895, with 2-car attached garage on acre Survivors, besides her niece and volunteers from other countries to ington might consider suitable. tion The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted. A RETIRED upholsterer front the I FOR LEASE—8 room ranch one- ratio; 21 ' additional rooms could tween hie office and the study King Savana Vathana arrived Klrtiman Grand, fecond., 3695. lot; a seven room ranch with 3-car MANCHESTER do the job, but this would require nephew here, include two other Cart W. Tyler go in to help the Royal Lao. At Insertion for any advertisement and then only to the Mtent of a shop can take care of all ypur up-, car garage, four yeara old, 3135 group that may arise by submit- Funeral services for Carl W. the maximum the United States in . Vientiane today from Luang holstering needs at a great sav­ Wurlitlzer Spinet organ, guar., basement garage on six acres, T. extensive bus transportation for nieces, Mrs. Charles E. Thomp­ -make rood" Insertion. Errors nhich do not lessen the value t* 3895. per month. References required. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. Ansaldi built 8 room Cape, fully tin^ data he obtains from school Tyler, 20 Washington St., Vernon, could put in its own forces, though Prabang for a 3-day arm celebra­ ings. CH 2-2378. I Ailbrick Agency, Tel. MI 9*8484. Manchester school children. son of Mahopac, N.Y., and Mrs. the advertlsenient will not he corrected by “make food ' Insertion. Baldwin’s Howard Spinet, reduced, plastered, brick front, hot water principals from throughout the Carl Funke of Upper Montclair, were held yesterday afternoon at there apparently has been little If tion. Ngon aald the king would 8100. PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial heat, forniica counters, fireplace, Kramer said It was his under­ system on pupil population trends the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 any talk of such a move within help the government reach a de­ BEAUTIFUL 8 room colonial for open stairway, aluminum storms, N.J., and three other nephews, Rec room Spinets for adults, as is, with 4 bedrooms, itii baths, large standing that moving school chil­ as they have know them. He said Peter Torrey of California, Ben­ Main St. Delegations from Hart­ the government. » cision on what course of interna­ T O IR COOPERATION WILL K j I 1 ^ 1 3 . 0 7 1 1 Household Services rent with.option to buy, 3150. J. D. ; living room with flreplace^^^ hot oversized garage, beautiful recrea­ dren from one school to another tional action to work for now that BE APPRECIATED l / l U l IV U s J - X / I I all full keyboard, closeout Realty, 470 Main St.. kU 8-6129. he will channel this information to jamin Torrey of Simsbury, and ford Electric Ught Co. and Waih- Rusk Is scheduled to leave here ______Offered 13-A prices: water heat, one-car garage. By ap- tion room heated. Priced for quick and extensive bus traneportation the study group by way of the James Humphrey Torrey of West I Ington tiodge attended the serv- Thursday for a meeting of the it has abandoned hopes of neutral­ pointment only. PhlTbrick /Agency, sale. Minimum down payment. is not in line with the bo&fd ist ex-Premier Souvanna Phouma WEAVING of Bums, moth nolet Winter mahogany, 3295. COVENTRY—New 5 room ranch, board of education. The admin- Hartford. ic**- Southeast Asia Treaty Organlzar “naiiMTir Musette, mahogany, 3375. furnace and hot water. Call after MI 9-8464. education's policy, so 27 additional isfration, said Curtis, will start Private funeral services will be The Rev. Allison Heaps of the tion in Bangkok, Thailand. The arranging direct negotiations be­ 1! Automobiles for Sale 4 and tom clothing, hosiery runs, 381 MIDDLE TURNPIKE rooms located in three 9-room tween the government and the pro- Lost and Found handbags repaired, sipper re­ Poole, walnut, $395. 5 weekdays; any time Saturday DUPLEX—45-5, 3 down. 2 up each presenting data to the board of held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the 1 Vernon Methodist Church offlciat- meeting opens next Monday. Ken­ fM'Mt ttMtHlN, Easiest terms if desired. and Sunday, ktl 9-jM56. 8 room Colonial, 24 foot living schools with a minimum of bus education at future board meet­ W. P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 ed. Burial was in Buckland Ceme­ nedy, It is understood, wants to Communist iPathet Loo rebels. iroUND—Mongrel German Shep- OLDER CARS mechanics spe- placements. umbrellas repaired, RL'^KtCirrpt^Mics. side. Separate bolleri. Hot water transportation U . recommended by herd puppv. female. Call Lee Frac- cials. fixlt yourself cars always nien'a shirt collars reversed and Free Delivery. baseboard heat, 2-car garage, room with fireplace, kitchen and ings as this information becomes Main St. The Rev. Gurdon Sco- tery. • have a well developed program of chia Warden, Mt-S-8594. ; a good selecUon Look behind our replaced. Marlow's Littls Mend­ wooded lot on bu* line. $19,900. By dining area, formal dining footu, 3 the study group. available. ville of the Westminster Presby­ Bearers, all members-of- Wash- action laid out-ta-advance of the com. ______I------. Douglas Motors. 333 Mam. GOSS PIANO & ORGAN CO. Wanted To Rent 68 bedrooms, full basement, fully On March 2 the study group pre­ Harold Garrlty, chairman of the terian Church, West Hartford, ington lodge,'were Samuel Wilson SEATO conference. ing -Shop. 121 Allyn St.. Hartford appointment, Phllbrick Agency, Board Rejects fo u n d —One female mongrel pup-: MI 9-8484. plastered, conveniently located. sented a preliminary report to rep­ board of education, asked Kramer will officiate. Burial will be at the William Stratton, Frank Mc- Yesterday’s top-bracket meeting "m "‘t«i cill BoitOT Dog” Warden. i PACKARD 1954, radio, heater, FLAV FINISH Holland window JA 6-8898 WANTED—House or apartment by resentatives of the board of edu­ how many homes would be built Geown, John Herron, DaVid • ul i^ainting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Articles For Sale 45 professional man with one child 10% down will buy this house. convenience of the family. brought together such, officials as f e ' 9-7601. I overdrive. g(wd running condition, ahades made to measure. All Open Mon. thru Sat, and Thurs. MANCHESTER—3 bedroom home, cation and PTA groups based on in the Highland Park area before There will be no calling hours. doon, and Fred Lewie. The 1 e'?e Secretary of Defense Robert S. Umon Shop Plea 3100. Call MI 3-0606. metal Venetian blinds at a new nights In Manchester-Bolton area. Occu- nice condition, on large lot, full J, D.-REALTY CO. a pupil-teacher ratio of 30 to 1. also conducted a memorial service McNamara, Undersecretary of EXTERIOR AND interior painting, ACCOUNTING clerk. MancheAer, GRADE A LOAM 33 per yard deliv panev May 1. Reasonable rent. a new 9-room school would have to FOUND—One female mongrel. , low price. Keys made while you decorating, ceilings, floors, paper­ figure aptitude, some typing abil­ ered. Also, fieldatone for retainer basement, on bus line, near echooi 470 Main Street. MI 3-5129. This study showed that onlv one be built, Kramer said .that the Mrs. Anna H. Baiulevlft Sunday evening at the funeral State Chester Bowles, Adm. Arleigh Four requests by the school cus­ b i a c k ^ tan. Call Bolton Dog 1959 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, ex- wait. Marlow's. PI 2-8535 after 8 p.m. and shopping center. Small down home. Burke, chief of naval operations, todian’s union were voted on last Warden MI 9-7601. cellent condition. Take over pay-, hanging. steaming. Clean work­ ity, bookkeeping experience pre­ walls. Columbia Academy 8-9823 120 BASS ACCORDION in excellent additional 8-room school w $| d be information available to his study South Windsor — Mrs. Anna H. ferred, 6-day week. Writs Box U, Call after 5. ^ payment.ment. Ciul owner, MI 9-9770. 218 WOODBRIDGBl-315.500, cozy, needed by 1965. The new achool grroup at present can only give an Batulevitz, 72, of 25 Scantic Ri'. Other 8 feet equipped restaurant, bualness and would be the area of greatest dications are that Curtis will work She was bom in Lithuania and yesterday afternoon at the Holmes Sitting in too, officials said, were subcommittee of the board of edu­ Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. Must proride own transportation, wide, S’lO" high with 8 thermo­ WANTED—1934 Buick parts. Call price range. Call Ml 3-8009 at any trees. Wide frontage, 400 foot Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The Kennedy's own top advisers on FOUND—Mongrel, male, black. 4 extraa, low mileage. MI 9-0538. I HAROLD A SONS. Rubbish remov­ equipment Your* for only 32,500. time. growth in 1965. . closely with the study group and lived in the South Windsor area 54 cation. brown pawa. white apot on chest. Wallpaper remo\'ed. CeillngiL kn 4-1947. pane glass panels, 3x3*li'. Two kn 9-7753. Ask for Mrs. Stlva be­ CaU the Mitten Agency, kU depth, exclusive Escott. MI Rev. Dr. George Roberts, interim national security matters, Mc' al. cellars, and attics cleaned. 9-7883. School needs for 1965 show serve as liaison between its mem­ veart. She was a communicant at A request by union custodtone Call Lee Fracchla, Dog Warden, Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold Floors. Good clean workmanship. aluminum storni doora one kitch­ tween 8-4. 3-6938. MANCHESTER —7 room Cape, s r ‘Aanc'is''o“ Asstti'ChuVeh." and k Congregational George Bundy and his deputy, Walt that a custodian or matron be cbiq- FORD 1953, 2-door sedan, clean; Frilly Insured. Reasonable rates. en fan. one electric Norge stove. that enrollment will increase by bers and the members of the board W. Rostow MI S-8194. Hoar. Ml 9-4034. CLERK WE. BUY) SELL or trade antique family room, modern kitchen, 3 344 children in elementary- schools of education. member of its Rosary Altar 1 Church, officiated pelled to join the school custodian’s MI 8-6119. Leo ’ Pelletier, MI 9-6328 or MI Call MI 3-2457. bedrooms, rec room, garage. G(x>d Burial was in East Cemetery The United States 'viewa with Union after serving the initial 30- T\’ SERVICE — Potterton's all 9-5082. and used furniture, china, glass, ADAMS STREET Society. Bearers were Charles Kibbe, Clyde concern the Communist arms build­ 1956 PONTIAC convertible, radio Office experience not required. COMPLETE SET of World Book ailver, picture frames and old Farm and I-and For Sale 71 lot with trees. One block to Surviving are two soni, George day trial period was rejected by Announcements makes. Highest quality guaranteed schools, shopping and bus. $16,900. Eight rooms, new heating eys- Dinsmore, Otis Kloperis, William up in Laos. It was reported last and heater, power brakes, white- work ,and parts, over 47 yean ex­ Interesting and varied work, good Encyclopedia, excellent condition coins, old dolls snd guns, hobby A. Batulevitz of South Windsor week that the United States was the board on grounds that it would wages, pleasant working condi­ BUILDERS — ATTENTION Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. tem. two-car garage, and a lot PeaSe, Bruce Mullen, and Henry restrict the board and that there wall tires. e.xcellent condition. perience. Famous for service Electrical Services 22 Call kn 3-2840. collections, attic contents or whole and John W. Batulevitz of Ware­ Sllivia. considering' $;iving more military mOOME TAXES prepared In ytmr 3760. Tel. MI 9-6888. tions. Excellent benefit program. estates. Furniture Repair Service, Bolton Center—100 acres or more 140x150 on a bus line—only 310.900. Adlai Says Russians is no precedent for It. There la only home or by appointment E i^ r - since 1931. Phone Ml 9-1B37 for SPIC 'N SPAN — 8 room Cape, house Point; two daughters, Mrs. aid to the U.S.-backed royal gov­ FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ Apply 300 USED industrial fluorescent TalcottviUe, Conn. Tel kO 8-7449. of beautiful land for subdivision. Sure, the house is old but it is in Wallace Dumeer of Warehouse one cu-stodian union shop in the ienced tax work. M hour aervlca. 1953 PLYMOUTH convertible, radio best service. light fixtures, 4 feet long, metal Also, several other attractive par­ aluminum storms and siding, good condition. Combination win­ ernment of Laos. ice on all types electrical wir­ large shaded lot. For a better buy Point and Miss Veronica Batulevitz Connecticut school system. Can MI 3-m s. and heater and runs good, 3195: A RETTIRED upholsterer from the FIRST NATIONAL STORES shades, ideal for factories, shims BOATS — MOTORS — cels in vicinity. Priced far below dows, too. Ideal for large family. At th'e same time, the United A second request made by cus­ ing Llcenaed and Insured. Wileon call Robe'rt Wolverton, Ml 3-1914. of South Windsor; a brother, Julius Three Tried States was reported reluctant to FEDERAL INOOME Uxea pra- 1956 Oldsmobile 2-door hardtop shop can take care of all your up­ Electrical Co., Manebester. MI - Park A Oakland Ave. garages, office and home, use market value. Terms to suit. Blocking UN in Congo Turauskas of South Windsor; a todians was that their life Insur­ with automatic transmission, Will sell any amount, 35 each and TRAILERS T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor do so because of the danger of be pared with your aavtoga in mind. holstering needs at a great sav­ 9-4817 OlastonMlry. ME 8-7876. East Hartford J. D. REALTY MANCHESTER vicinity — New brother and two sisters In Li­ ing drawn into a sustained build-up ance be raised to $2,000 and paid power iteering. radio and heater. ings. CH 2-2378: up. Discount in lots of 10 or more room (^pe Cod, 5 finished, large In Virginia for by the board of education. RMsanahla ratoa. Can Ml t494«. A nice car and reasonably priced. kn 9-9953, kn 3-8677. 470 Main St. kG 3-5129 MI 3-1577 (Continued from Page One) factions; restoring law and order thuania; and two grandchildren. of both sides that could lead to a Runabout or rowboat. Call wooded lot, oil hot water heat, The funeral will be held tomor­ Korea-Ilke situation. Custodians presently have a $1,000 mCX>ME TAX retutna preparad hy Maple Super Service at 220 Spruce Courses and Classes 27 ASHFORD—16 acres land. 6 room ceramic bath, birch cabinets, with U.N. aid; reorganization of policy with one-half being paild by Street LEATHER THAYER carriage and MI 3-4362 after 6 p.m. U.N.'s 11-natIon Co go Conciliation administrative processes; reorgan row at 8:15 a.m. at the Thomas The United States was reported former tntemal revenue sfent In Building-Contraetins 14 Help Wanted— Male 36 Cape Cod In good condition, chick­ amesite drive. Fun price $12,250. BOWERS SCHOOL AREA W. Johnson Funeral Home, 105" After Chase the board. The hoard felt that In your home or by appointment. ELECTRONICS-Televlsion. "Learn- pad. 325. Carbed, 34. C«dl kU Commission had just issued its ization of The Congo army in co to have pased the word at the 4-0890. Mr. Gill en coops, workshop, etc. 313.500. Only $600 down. U ft R Realty Co., Oak St., Windsor Locks, followed meeting that a settlement of the view of the substantial increase In Also, amall bustneas aervices. Ml A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, sKUng, by-duing" at Connecticut's oldest EXPERIENCED short order cook Immediate oorupanry, Tom MI 3-2892, R.- D. Murdock. MI Appealing!! Livable! Lovable! recommendations and that a period operation with the United Na Aulo Accessories—Tires 6 of quiet was needed to seek a so­ by a solemn high Mass of requiem The cases of three of four Man­ Laotian crieis was essential to any salary and the major medical in­ painting. Carpentry. Alterations electronic school. Enroll now. and counter man, nights. Apply SALE OUR • stock of Thomas Minor. Broker, Rockville, TR 3-8472. tions; taking of steps do enable surance plam given them In the and additions. CeUings. Workman­ 505 Main before 9 a.m. Six room Colonial In excellent lution. at St. Francis of Assisi Church, chester youths charged as the re­ solid Improvement In U.S.-Russian Day and evening classes now Strahan wallpapers. Regularly Rooms Without Board~ 59 6-6042. parliament to adopt a constitution sult of taking a stolen car to 'Vir­ 1961-62 achool budget request, INOOMB TAX nreparatlen, bual- FOR SALE—Parts for 1931A, 1948 ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St starting. Come in. write or MANCHESTER—Large 8 bedroom condition offering you a large liv Gromyko warned that the Unit­ to provide The Congo with-a basis South Windsor, at 9 o’clock. Burial relations. There Was no indication neas and Individual. Raymond and 1949 through 1951 Ford, all NH 3-4860. PART-TIME drug clerk, Monday priced 32.40-33.45 a aingle roll. STAFFORD — Farm 110 acres, ing room, dishwasher, dlspoeal. ed Nations may suffer the same will be In St. Catherine’s Cemetery ginia early in February were dis­ that any progress stemmed from there was no immediate need for phone. JA S-3408 for free catalog. Good aelectlon, 99c a aingle roll. HEATED ROOMS and cabins, free Colonial, l\■2214; Ray stsirt our thirtieth year of .opera­ Exotic Wall Paneling bedroom, living rovm, tile bath, gascar, as a device to dismember Assisi Church, South Windsor, at 12 Jackson. Ml 3-8325 BE YOUR OWN BOSS tion in Connecticut. bination windows, aluminum siding. State N ew s 10 o'clock. Burial will be in St. of a stolen vehicle. have to give all that is feasible CALL OR SEE ME for a good-deal Motorcycles from 16c Sq. FI. appilances furnished. 365 per 312.600—SIX room cape, full baae- Beautiful finished family room and The Congo. Ronald A. Pockett, USN, son of' on 1961 Dodge Dart, Lancer and Three decades of good will plus T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Catherine's Cemetery, Broad According to Capt. Rodney Hol­ and practical. COUQHLIN ROOFTNO Co. - AU Small restaurant with excellent Ping-Pong Table Tt^ia 311.95 Ea. month, newly decorated. MI ment, combination windows snd built-in bar. This home is like new The Soviet foreign minister land of the Virginia State Police, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton A. Pockett, WUlys Jeeps and first choice used enviable reputation. We would like Disappearing Stairways 323.95 Ea. 3-1869, TR 5-3485. Brook. WANTED—1938 Harley for parts. types of roofs and root repairing, income can hr easib operated by you to avail yourself of this mar­ doors, amesite drive, shade trees, MI 3-1577 throughout with many extraa situ­ called Hammarskjold "a stooge" the ■ four youths, . with Hamilton Vientiane, Lao.*, March 21 (;P)— 33 Homestead St., has left for cars. Walter G. Parker, Dennett couple. Excellent finanemg. , Combination Doors from 313.95 Ea. 30 days occupancy Marlon E. of the western powers and assert­ Friends may call at the funeral overseas duty and further train­ and Popp Dodge. 10 O o ^ Blvd., No engine. MI 3-1716 after 4. specialixlng tn Twenty Tear Bond­ velous background and help us to NEW FIRST floor, five room ated on a well landscaped lot with Roundup home tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock, driving, were chased for 40 miles A member of Prince Boun Oum’s ed Roofs. Call Ml 3-7707. CASH 'N CARRY Robertson, Broker, ktl S-S05S. 916 tVOODBRIDGE—Under 316,000, shade trees. Close to schools and ed he had “ sullied himself” by the on U. S. Rt. 1 In that state at ing with the langua^ division of East Hartford. kQ 9-8433. make this 1981 season the biggest Come In for Our special deals on apartment, built-in bven and and tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to Laotian cabinet indicated today J. D. REALTY ever. 7 reomi, ba/h, lavatory, steam gas bus line. murder of Lumumba. speeds of up to 100 m.p.h., early that the pro-western regime is U.S. Naval Intelligence. He Is a 470 Main St. kU 8-5129 Kitchen Cabinets. We also have range, Sl^. MI 3-2578. SIX ROOkt CAPE, breeieway and heat, fireplace, freezer, etove. 2- Gromyko was particularly bit-, (Continued from Page One) 9 p.m. 1959 graduate of Manchester High WANTED—Rider from Manchester BusbiesB Services Offered 13 Apply to our office for Interview, garage, full shed dormer, 2 full on the afternoon of Feb. 2. swinging toward acceptance of the Roofing and Chimneys 16-A available Wall Component Panels FOR RENT-Two room apartment. ear garage, amesite drive. Abun­ FULL PRICE $15,900 ter about the recent meeting of Four police cruisers, some in School. to vicinity of Woodland St., Hart­ STAFFORD — Drive-tn luncheon­ and complete details stalling Mon and Trusses Open Six Days A baths, wooded lot, easy walking Mrs. Olive E. Doyle 14-natton conference urged by the ford, 8:15-4:80. Call MI 9-1364. SPRING CLEAN-UP-Attlcs. cel­ Heat, not water, parking. Tel. MI dant shade, evergreen, fruit trees Congolese leaders at Tananarive. Ing patients the right to newer front and aome behind the speeding communists to work for peace in ROOFING—Specializing repairing ette on Route 19. near lakek and day, March 20, from 9:00 a.m. to Week. distance to schools, bus, and shop­ Cali now as this is the best list Mrs. Olive E. Doyle, 53, of 24 lars, garages, yards, burning bar­ 5:00 p.m. and daily thereafter un­ 3-2088. -Wide frontage, 400 foot depth, ex Malagasy Republic, at which it and better methods for their care.” car. attempted to stop it, Holland the war-torn Indochinese kingdom. John M. 'Jacobs, son of Mr. and PASSENGERS WANTED to Hart­ rels emptied, vacant houses roofs of all Kinds, new roofs, gut­ several small villages. Stainless "Business is Good'* ping. Don't mlB.*i this outstanding elusive Eaeott: MI 9-7683. Ing we have listed this year and Mrs. Richard B. Brown described Belden St., East Hartford, sister Mrs. John E. Jacobs, 125,Brook­ ter. work, chimneys cleaned, re­ til our stsJf of representatives Is value, 315,900. Philbricb Ageiicy, was agreed to set up a confedera said. '•We' don’t care which confer­ ford. arrive 8:80, leave at 8. Call cleaned. Barrels for sale. M & .M steel equipment, main building SIX ROOM duplex, heat, hot water, are betting we can sell this home tion which would Include eeces- Gov. John N. Dempsey's proposal of William H. McKenzie of Man­ He added that Hamilton refused field St., has arrived horn* from paired. Aluminum siding. 30 40x28', five years old. excellent complete. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. kn 9-8464. MANCHESTER—8 room Cape with chester, died yesterday at home. ence sits,” said economics minis­ 5 0 9-7389. Rubbish Remov-al Service,' kC garage, stove and refrigerator, In three days. ■lonlet Katanga Province and the as "tragically short-sighted" In t to stop, and at one point in Han­ ter Ngon Sananikone, "but it must the Holy Loch, Scotland, where he 9-9757. years' experience. Free estimates. family size year 'round business. 381' STATE STREET. central, 3125 a month. Available garage, city water and sewerage, statement Issued by the organiza She was the wife of Mward T. CaU Howley, Ml 3-6381, kD 3-0763. GOOD HUMOR BOLTON. CONN.—For sale, ranch ao-called mining state of South over County, ' intentionally” struck end hostilities end guarantee La­ was a crewman aboard the sub­ Good Income. Tom kllnor, Broker, NORTH HAVEN, CONN. April 1. Call M l 3-2785 before 5. 4 large bedrooms, 2 full baths, U & R REALTY COMPANY tion. Doyle. the rear of one of the crulsere marine Patrick Henry. LAWNMOWERS sharpened and Rockville, TR 5-5042. CORPORATION house. 5 rooms, furnished or un­ sewing room, living room with Kasai. Also surviving are a soru and^ otian neutrality.” AutomobOes tor Sale 4 CHestnut 8-2147 furnished. basement garage. MI 3-2692 Gizenga, a follower of the slain She.^so asserted that budget three times, forcing it off the road. serviced, ^ 'o ld the spring rush. FIVE ROOM second floor apart­ fireplace, kitchen with G,^. built- R. D. Murdock. MI 3-8472 grants proposed by the Governor two daughters, her motoer of *“ ‘j “ ‘V s V ‘ rt a 3200 Bunrs MYJ ^^o s i cauyaler. The L &/M Equipment Corp., TR Heating and l^lumblng 17 25 James St., New Haven ment for rent. Includes refrigera­ Please call owner MI 8-7854, Box 1ns, dining room, outside patio Patrice Lumumba, did nPt take Help Wanted— Female 35 237 Park Ave., East Hartford 62, Carpenter Road. part in the conference. for community psychiatric clinics Hartford, and another brother ghort distance further on. Capt. power brakes, etc. Can be eeen 6-7609 or kU 3-0771 after 5 p.m. tor, stove, and garage. Available with gloss sliding doors, 1-3 acre MANCHESTER — Immaculate serving children and adults, while East Hartford. PLUMBING AND heating re­ John J. Gaffney, Gen. Mgr., Diamonds— Wat'cheo— April 1. 1125 a month. J. D. landscaped lot. Full price 317,990. The Soviet foreign minister de­ Holland said. 329 E. Center Street. modeling Installations, repairs R.N. OR LP.N. for 11 p.m.-7 a.m. MANCHESTER ~ Colonial, 6 spa­ room ranch,. 3 bedrooms, brick appearing to "hold the line," ac­ The funeral will be held tomor­ The following morning their OOSkLA APPLIANCE Service—Re Connecticut Jewlsiry 48 Realty, 470 Main 8t„ kD 8-5129. For further information call Mr. front, fireplace. Excellent condl nounced the conference as “a link row at 8:15 a.m. at the Benjamin palrg all makes ^i^frlgerators, All work guaranteed 25 years ex­ Friday and -Saturday. Vernon cious rooms, large living room in the conspiracy to splinter The tually n>ean a cdtback in funds. guilty pleas to the charges were perience. 24-hour service. Call Haven. TR 6-2077. EIXPERIENCED shoe salesman 4vitb fireplace, family' size tile Handler, MI 3-7779. tion, convenient location, few min- The overall increase in mental- J. Callahan Funeral Home. 1602 ireezera, washing machines, dry­ LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelers* - 148 COOPER HILL St. — Nice 6 utes walk to bus. Asking 317.900 Congo and ^ reel out her territory accepted in a' county courthouse ers ranges, oil and gas burners, Earl VanCamp, kO 9-4749. wanted, salary plus commission, room duplex, children, 3105. Glas­ kitchen porch, one-citr garage, to the coIonlalKts.” Those who health spending of only 2 per cent Main St., East Hartford, followed and their cases were bound over to Enchant Your Audience Repairs, adjusts watches . expert­ Mrs. Wagner. JA 9-0868. Colli 8 b,v a solemn high Mass of requiem kn 9-0055. -All work guaranteed. HAIRDRESSER. Excellent working also part-time. Apply Morton Shoe tonbury MEdford 8-9067 after 5:30 large lot 86x3(0, 118.900. Pbl'brlck MANCHESTER participated, he said, were for­ for the biennium starting next July Superior Court. conditiomi! Top. salary plus com­ Store. 775 Main St. ly. Reasonable prices. Open Tues­ Agency, ktl 9-8484. Wagner Agency, CH 9-5287. 1, Mrs. Brown said, is "a serious at St. Mary’s Church, East Hart­ Radlo-'n* Repair day through Saturday, Thursday p.m.' eign puppets. The as.*ault charge against mission. LuJon's Salon ot Beauty, Owner Transferred step backwards." ford, at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in Hamilton stemmed from "his al­ 81 E. Center St., Manchester. Tel. evenings. 129 Spruce St. kU 9-4387. MANCHESTER-Colonial urith aV MANCHESTER- McGuire Tract Gromyko blasted Hammarsk- St. Mary's Cemetery, East Hart­ Services 18 FOUR ROOM tenement with auto­ Immaculate 3 bedroom custom Jold’a role in strong language. He legedly striking the police cruiser. Have You An Event Scheduled Sunflower Sue! Ml 3-1939. After hours Ml 9-8871. CONCRETE foreman to take over matic oil heater and -hot water. tached gar^ e, 3 large bedrooms, ford. forma and men. TR B-1457. 1I4 bathe l^ e lavatory off kitch­ Quality custom built 6 room built ranch, 1’^ baths, family size accused him of usurping the func­ Fnnd$ for Bristol . The car police say Hamilton had Apply 50 Holl St. kitchen, full basement, steel Friends may, call at the funeral That Calls For Food? MORTEH^SEN TV Speclallzlid!>aCA TYPIST CLERK Household Goods 51 en, formal dining room, fireplaces ranch, fireplace, 2 full ceramic tions of U.N. bodies and twisting Washington, March 21 UPt— The home tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock. been driving was stolen from Mrs. television, service. kO 9-4841. ROUTE SALESktAN. cook, credit ROCKVlLLE-rl4 Laurel St. Well In living room and knotty pine rec tiled baths, full basement, jalousie d beams, garage, St. James pariah U.N. actions to advance the in Urban Renewal Administration to­ Joan M. Tucker of 14 Eldridge St., It may be a weddin$r, a banquet or just an informal manager-trainee, shoe salesman, Belflore Agency, MI 8-5121. tereets of the western powers.- day Informed Rep. Emilio O. Dad- early on the morning of Feb. 2, Interesting and dlveraifled work. furnished 2M room apartment. In­ roorA, patio with awmlng, large breezeway, 2-car attached garag », Mrs. Florence Toothaker get-together of a society, lodge or some friendly group. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make — Must be capable of operating an store maintenance man, counter­ DE LUXE 2 oven 4 burner electric quire second floor front, Mrs. shaded lot with utility shed and level lot 100x300, excellent locatibn “If Hammarskjold is allowed to dario, D-(^nn., it has set aside according ft> Manchester police. $4,890,282i for the Bristol, Conn., Mrs. Florence Stenglin "rooth- cars, amplifiers, phonographs and I.B.M. electric typewTlter. Good man, auto painter, auj^rmMket range. Call MI 3-6156. Johnson. Tel. TR 5-8607. fireplace. 320,500. R. Wolvertoa, to all sctiools. For appointment to follow thla. course,’’ he said, “he aker, 62, of 206 JeffersOn St., Hart­ Its front end was heavily damaged WE ARf PREPARED TO SERVE YOU changers. Over 47 years total ex­ starting salary, nlna ^>ald holidays, clerks, porter, and many other Broker, kU 3-1914. inspect call owner, MI 3-6074. Lots For Sole 73 may assume himself to be the urban re(Jevelopment project. as the result of striking the cruiser. openings for skilled workers, both SIX ROOM duplex, centrally locat •The'administration has approved ford, mother of .Grant E. Tooth­ TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION perience. 90 days guarantee on all 5 dav work week. Group and Hos­ TORO LAWNMOWERS at reduced prime minister of a world govern aker Jr. of Coventry, died yester­ Mrs. Tucker *aid this morning work. Potterton's. Ml 9-4537. part-time and' full-time. Apply pricea. Ride, rotary, reel models ed. references. Available on or SEVEN ROOM spilt level. 2 baths, TWO B ZONE lota With City the Bristol plan. A remaining for­ pitalization Insurance. water. Union St. - Mancbreter. ment." day morning at her home. that her car was repaired in Vir­ Our catering service is set up to be flexible enough to Conn. State Employment Serrice, with wind-tunnel grass bag attach­ about April 15. kU 9-7827. built-in-oven, rapge and dishwraah- DELUXE SPLIT level, 8H baths, Gromyko spoke os the 11-nation mality is approval by local au­ ginia and was returned to her CONNIE'S TV and Radio bervlce, Apply I er. recreation room, one-car ga- rooms, built-in range, magnificent $2,350 each. Ml 9-8495, Also surviving are three sisters accommodate any size gathering. Why not call us and 806 Main St., kfanchester. ment. Marlow's, Inc., 867 Main, U.N. Conellation Commission dis thorities heforUrthe grant will be of Wethersfield, West Hartford, about two weeks ago. available ail hours. Satisfaction kU 9-5221. I rage. 33,300 takes over 4%% rec room, garage, high elevation, closed its recommendations for made. talk over the detajls? guaranteed. Call MI 9-1SI5. I WONDER BAKERY floor, on- West Side. Heat and , -mortgage, Total montblv payment Ckriton W. Hutchtae, Ml 9-5132. and Cleveland, Ohio. The youths were not Injured'Hn 521 Conn. Blvd., Suburban For Sale 75 broad 5-point program for The the accident, nor were any of the Situations Wanted— kitchen...... stove furnished. 3110 -a 3109.16...... ^hilbrick Agency, MI Funeral services will be held to • East Hartford. Conn. jnonth. Near bus line. Call MI > FOUR BEDROOM modified ranch Congo to be implemented with the Police Chief Retires morrow at 2:30 p.m.' at the Taylor Virginia state policemen in J the 38 k lA P li DOUBLE bed complete, 9-8464. WEST STAFFORD—5 room apllt Millinery Dressmaking 19 Female exoeflent condition. 325. ktl 8-8916. 9-2773 between 7-9 .p.m. 6->, dining room, steel beam con- help of the United Nations. Stratford, March 21 (FI—Stratford and Modeen Funeral Home, 233 struck cruiser, — I YOURS SINCERELY Avon cosme- MANCHESTER—New 3 bedroom atnicticm, garage, trees, bus. near level, basement garage, arteuan This included the arranging of a Police Chief Patrick J. Flanagan Washingtoh St., Hartford. The Rev. EXPERT TAILORING on ^adies' j tic.«. We sincerely believe you, SO" GAS STOVE, excellent condi- NEAR MAIN St. — 3 furnished ranch with garage. Also, 6 room Bowers School. Carlton W. Hutch­ well, 5 acres land, good condition, truce between different political has been retired at his own re­ A, Ray Petty will officiate. Burial G arden G rpve and gentlemen's clothing. 139, will earn more money, meet more . MOTHER'S HELPER,••live In. ktl rooms and bath, heat and hot ’ 99,500. Tom Minor, Broker, Rock- MI 9-3901. tion. perfectlj' clean. Call MI Colcgilal. Hot water heat, ceramic ins, MI 9-6132. quest, effective .April i. will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Woodland St. Call any time A. i wonderful people and enjoy your ;9-3901. After 5, kU 3-1740. water. No children. MI 9-4256. baths fireplaces full bskements. vUle, TR 6-5042. Flanagan, who has been on a 3- Rocky Hill. lovine. work more as an AVON Represen­ 189-171 HILLIARD ST.—Duplex 8-8, AMESITE DRIVES TELEPHONES Ml^3-7364— Ml 3 - 8 ^ kU 3-4880. TO SETTLE estate —reasonably Wanted—Real Estate 77 month leave of absence wi/h pay, Friends may call at the funeral tative than you could in kny other A BARGAIN WATTING THREE ROOMS, first floor, fully oil heat, aluminum combinations, granted by the town council last home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock., AND ' part-time work. We give complete Dogji— Birds— Pets. 41 priced 5 room house, main high’ FOR A LUCKY FERSON furnished, all utilities. Bendix a-car garage, good Income proper­ NEEDEID — 8 bedroom ’ house, December In recognition of his 42 Moving—Trucking- training. Call BU 9-4922. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE washer, near buses, parking. 80 ty. Marion B. Robertson, Brokerr way three acres of land, newly FOR SALE — Pedigreed Gock Docker decorated, new heating syotem. $14,000 to $20,000. Have several ears of' service to the town, will Mrs.'Anna Stevens PARK AREAS Storage 20 Spaniel, black, male, inoculated. ALL 100% GUARANTEED Garden St. 5U 9-1938. MI 3-5953. qualified buyers. Carlton W le retired oh an annual pension of Mrs. Anna Lauritzen Stevens, WOMAN WHO can drive—If ^ ONLY 3310 Call Ml 3-3785 week days. would enjoy working 3 or 4 hours MI 9-3230, 4'4 ROOM duplex, 95 W. Middle SEPTIC TANKS Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. $4,488.80.. 79, of 155 Quorn Hunt Rd., West NOW'S THE TIME TO CALL FOR MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ AND ON EASY TERMS I , A LITTLE GEM The action by the town Em­ Crashod Drivowoy ing Company. Local and long dis­ a day calling regularly each month Tpke., April 1 occupancy. Call MI AND STAFFORD-r6% room ranch, fire­ imsbury, mother of William J. 12-PIECE BEROOM First time offered—Indoor, out­ place, hot water heat, garage, WE BUT and sell. Pleass call this ployes’ Pension Fund Board last tevens of Manchester and Mrs. tance moving, p'acking smd stor­ on a group of Studio Girl Cosmetic Live Slock—Vehicles 42 14-PIECE LIVING ROOM 3-2785 before 6 p.m. door living at Ita very best with a Gravd. StoM and Smd clients on a route to be established PLUGGED SEWERS large lot, beautiful view, owner office for speedy service. J. D. night was reported as ■unanimous Clarence C. Crane of (Coventry, O age. Regular service throughout ,10-PIECE KITCHEN beautiful view and large wodded Realty, 470) Mata St., Ml 8-6129. New England States and Florida, in and around Manchester, and GOOD GENTLE family cow, FOUR ROOM apartment, furnished moving out of state. Immediate after a letter requesting the re­ died yesterday afternoon at her . Gnaranteed Satisfaction Free storage until wanted. Free de­ or unfurnished, on Route 83 near lot. 3 bedroom Cape, fireplace, occupancy. Tom Minor, Broker, tirement from the 65-year-old ky 3-6583 are wlUing to make light deliv­ brown, due to freshen March 14. livery. ' Machine Gleaned eontbtnatlon windows and doora, WISH SOMEONE to handle your home. eries, site., wrfte to Studio Girl PI 2-8096. Vernon Shopping Center. Call TR Rockville, TR 6-6042. Flanagan was read into the rec­ She was the widow of Horace Free set-up by our own reliable Septic Tanks, Dry Wells. Sewer amesite drive, immaculate condi­ real estate? Call me at Ml 9-0820 M. E. FRENCH GO. .•MANCHESTER Package D e liv e r y .....Co.smellcs...... Dept. ___ kI-6G,_ Glendale,______4 - “■PPS-______- for prompt and oourteoue service ord. Stevens. Light trucking and package deliv-! California. Route will pay up to men. Line* Installed—C'ellar Water­ tion. Selling for only 314,900. Call WILLINGTON — Beautiful execu­ PHONE SAMUEL ALBERT the tive home, custom built 6-room Joseph Barth, Broker. Also surviving are seven other Coventry— Phone PI 2-7161 ery. Refrigerators, washers and j 33.50 per hour. Articles For Sale 4!} proofing Done. daughters of West Simsbury, The early bird nat aniy stove moving specialty Folding ------HARTFORD—CHapel 7-0358 FOUR ROOM tenement, first floor. R. F. DIMOCK CO. brick ranch overlooking Wllltagr Robber Nets $250 If you have no mean* of transpor­ 8201 chairs for rent MI 9-0752. , THREE openings for part-time HOkTE MADE ravioli, fresh or kO 3-7894. MI 9-5245 ton Center. Large cabinet kitchen, Legal Notice Stratford. March 21 (/P)—A gets Hie warm, but oi- work 336 guaranteed for three frozen, 30c doz. B Pasqualint 246 tation, I'll send my auto for you. M cK in n e y b r o s . , picture window, 2 fireplaces, plen­ Stratfprd package store was rob 9-18 THREE ROOM heated apartment, Barbara Woom MI 9-7702 AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- ' evenings work per wefk. No in. .Avery Street, WappI No obligation. Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 ty closet space, walk-ta cedar AT A COURT o r PROBATK h»m at bed of $250 In cash last night by a sa gets H-K GREEN moving, packing, storage Low vestment. Car needed. For imme­ See It Day Or Night stove and refrigerator furnished. Sawtroqc Disposal Co. closet, etc. lVi baths, breezeway, Coventry, within and for the dlitrict of gunman wearing a stocking over VWTH nc lew 385. Cali kU 3-7894. ISO-132 Pearl 8t__ kD S-8S0S Coventry, on the 30th day of March, STAMPS! . rate on long distance moves to diate income call PI 2-8743. WALLPAPER SALE—Fyily trim A—L—B—Ei—R—T—'—§ SIX ROOM ranch, garage, reis'ea- 2-car garage, 3 acres land. Imme­ A.D. IMl. his head. GLASS ENCLOSURES I Mn-O-HAMA 48 states. Personalized service. Ml med, plastic coated, jnany 1961 tion room, bus. 33,000 assumes diate occupancy. Tom Minor, Present Hon. Elmore Turkington, Mrs. Louise Proveszano, wife of 3-.''187,. CH 7-1428. DO YOU IJKE fabrics? Do you like patterns to chooseHrom. C. J 43-45 ALLYN ST., H ARTFOE SIX ROOMS, first floor, heat, hot Broker, Rockville TR 5-5042. Judge. Short sleeves are optional on a? Open Moitdky thru Fridky Till water. Chestnut Street. Adults 8108.21 monthly. Carlton W. the owner, told police the man en­ sales work? If you do. Pilgrim Morrison Paint Store. 885 Center Hutchins. MI 9-5182. ^ _ Estate of Katherine E. Horrigan late tered the store (House of Spirits) FOR BATHTUBS SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR A LIMITED TIME ON— emiklng frock for dress-up events. |[ Mill* has just the opportunity for St. 8 p. m. only. Box T, Herald. of Coventry In said district, deceased Finish with narrow lace insets, f an appliqued quilt for the Upon applrcation of Frederick J, on Honeyspot Rd., pointed a pis and SHOWERS Painting—Papering 21 you! Apply -Manager, Pilgrim Free Transportation to our . Main • SEPTIC TANKS WEST SIDE — Beautiful 6 room Wanted—Real Estate 77 Horrigan, praying that letters of ad- • ALUMINUM WINDOWS md DOORS s h c ^ t r ^ tie. ■ ' young lady with compliment-catch- Store in Waterbury. “ c3onnectlcut'o tol at her and forceji her to open Mills (Cheney Hall), Hartford Rd. LAWN MOWERS—-Toro, Jacobsen, CLEANED and INSTALLED Cape, garage, treds, excellent lo­ ministraUoniln ■' ‘be granted'on...... said estate, the cash register. He took the No. 8201 vrith PattD-Rama is in ing motifs In gay colors! It’s sure PAINTING. AND paperhanging, Bolens, Gopdall, Ariens. Riding Largest FHirnit^e Store." FOUR ROOM apartment, Spruce SELUNO? Buying? Trading? No as per applicationon on file, it is - Glass does a beautiful job for such cation. Near bus. shopping, school, ORDERED: That the foregoing appll money and fled. • JALOUSIES and CANOPIES sizes 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 18, 18 Bust to please! pood clean workmanship at rea­ BOOteEEPER. clerk-typist, ste­ mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridamatic St.. 358. MI 9-9173. only $14,900. Carlton w. Hutchins, matter what your needs may be. pfiirposes in your bathroom. Easy to 3044 to 88. Size 11, 81H bust, sleeve- sonable rates 30 years in Man­ FRIGIDAIRB refrigerator and • SEWERS cation be heard and determined a tjh e Pattern No. 5610 has pattern nographer, . telephone operator, tractors with over 21 attachments. AVAILABLE April 1, 8 room ^ 9-5132. Mitten can fit them like a glove. Probate office in Coventry In aald Dis­ clean. Never wears out. ^ yards of 35-lnch; 1 yard 1 pieces; material requirements; sew- chester. Ralymond Fiske. Ml store casliler, waitress, counter Used mowers and tractors. Parts Magic Chef gaa stove. Reasonable. MACHINE CLEANED Free Inspection upon request. Call trict, on the 3ra day of April. A.D. 1S61, Accident Totals • ALUMINUM AWNINGS 9-9237. MI 9-7022. duplex; close to Mata St., 385 at 10:80 o’clock in the forenoon, and purchased lace Ing and applique directions. • girl, salesperson and folder. May and service. Capitol Equipment $13,900 — REJv EN room Ooloolal, 8 the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Hartford, March 21 UP)—The OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. SHORT o r HONEY? USE OUR EASY TERMS! To order, send 36c In coins to: To order, send 25c in coins to:— monthly. J. D Realty, 470 Main Realtors, Ml 8-8930. that noUce be liven, to ail persona In­ work .part-time or full-tifn*. Apply Co., 38 Main. * n 3-"t-79S8. ■ STERILnSBD used' furniture and St., MI 3-5129. i • INSTALLATION bedrooms, nice lot, terested In said estate of the pendency State Motor Vehicle Department’a gATURDAT 8 A id. to 12 NOON Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ Anne Cabot. The Manchester Eve­ EIXTERIOR AND Interior piiintlng. ly located, Carlton W. Hutchtaa, of said application and the tune and Ceillnge refinished. Paperhanging. Conn. State Employment Service, appliances, excellent condition. SPECIALIST daily record of automobile acci­ ning Herald, UM AVE. OF AMER- ning Herald. 1160 AVE. OF 806 Main St., Manchester. Sp r in g s p e c ia l - Aluminum MI 9-5183, WANTED ’TO buy from owner early placa of hearing thereon, by ixibllshlng • CALL NOiy PpR FREE ESTIMATES • IC & . NEW TOBK, 38. N. V. Wallpaper books. Estimates given. ; NEiW bronze/brosB and' chrome "Colonial home, preferably In or a copy of thla order In aome newspaper dents ias of last midnight and the Am e r ic a s , n e w v o r k 26. n .v . storm and screens from $9.95. Bindness Locations having a cIreulaUon In aald dletrict. at For lot-class mailing add 10c for FhJlly covered by insurance. Cali WANTED—A cleaning woman for Best buy full Inch doors, roil up dinette sets, mattresses, arid other close to Manchester. Will ctmsidtr totals on the same date last year: J. A. W HITE g l a s s g o . For Ist-class mailing add 10c for Edward R. Price, MI 0-1003. items, S0%-40% off. Dredit terms, PORTER m uC BT area, $ rown leaat ilva dayi befora tba day of said 1960 1961 •aeb' potem. Print name, address each pattern. Print Name, Address office Wednesday afternoon!. Box awnings, patio enclosures. Master- For Rent 64 Town and Oointry colonial, 3 baths, waU-w^ oarpOt, exchanging S-family home located haaring, to appear If thay ate cause at with Bone, style No. and size. V, Herald. BUt. JA 3-4289. no down payment. LeBIanc Fttrni- In good location in center of M$n- said tlma and placa and ba-heard rela­ AceldenU ...,8,S61 $.115 (Eat.) 31 Bissau St.— Phent M l 9-7322 BILL TUNSKY Ml 9-9(195 with zone and Pattern Number. WALiPAPEHl REMOVED, 38.50 turn H a rta l, 195 South Street, STORK E R rent on Speuee It. garaga. private y « « « ., tive thereto, and make return to thla Killed ...... 45 38 _ Send S5c now for the Spring and Have you the '61 Album -con­ DRAINAGE GO. r $17,900. CMttOB W. Hutchins. MI Chester. AU replies condUentlsl court. per roopn. Quick, clean steam re­ TOOL a KD oqulpmsnt rentals. RockvlUe, TR 8r2174. Open 9-9. Reasonabte and parkliif to tbt Injured ...... 4,796 4,898 ($p>t.) Sommer ’61 Basic Faelilan, our taining many lovely designs and moval. Ceilings palnteA 110 per $-8U3. MI 9-4888. ELHORB TUmaNGTOIf. Judge. fii—pli to pottora book. e x p e r i e n c e NURSES Aid, T Sales snd eenrlce AP Bqulpmeot, Saturday till 8. Wq buy hcuselota rear. CaU SO S « U , M Spnioe M l M 1 4 3 frto patterns? Only 25c a copy I rooni, MI 9-9158. T A-m.-l p.m . shift. M I 8-3334. Canter I t . MI MOO. ^ oi (umlture. St F tJii-hA >'■ ( f '

^anrlif Bt^r lEttrahtg l$«raUt T U E SD A Y , M ARCH 21< 1961 Average Daily Net Prem Ran The Weather For Um Week Ended Foreeoet of U. S. Weather Boreau Mweh 11, 1961 Parents and frieoda are invitad Amy» N«Ty.Setbaelf Oooaelonal mow, eleet oad rain to a adenca fiUr exhibit in the A bout Tow n Ratders, M l; Abe’s, 868; ,Tan- 13,317 this evening, cluinging to rain to­ cafeteria at Wlaahlagton Sdtool More Life Insurance night. Low In SOs. ftoln ending tonight at 7 o’clodc, to be fol­ kees, 828; Holt’s, 782; Army and Member of the Audit Navy, 778; Oaks, 777; Kay’s Pets, F O R E X P E R T Thursday morning. High In 40s. lowed by a brief buatneaa meeting Bureau of Otronlmtlon H m llancbMter Golden A^e 764; Hot Shots, 764; Knlcks, 746; Manchester— A City of Village Charm CMt will meet njureday «t 2 p.m. at 8 and refreshments. The execu­ Planned for Firemen WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL HALLOING tive board will meet at 7 p.m. In Trumps, 712; Dukes, 696; Steins, nt tlie Eaat Side Recreetion build- 677; Postals, 662; Bockers, 616; RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING bi». the library. Barons, 608; Kings, 634. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE A new atatevrida plan belng^Ooinnilaalon aaklng that the dis­ VOL. LXXX, ?f0. 145 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTTIo NS) MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1961 (OUseifled Advertising on Page 22) PRICE FIVE CENTS SEE Story Circle of South Methodist Lenten worehip service with •tudied by the Oonnactlcut Fire- trict bs granted at leakt a five Church, will meet tomorrow et Communion at 7:30 p.m. tomor­ men's Association that would pro­ year moratorium on installing a 10:30 a-m. In Wesley HsU. row at Zion Etvangelical Lutheran vide an additional death benefit secondary tMatramt plant at the A-nANTlC Church will be preceded by an of $10,000 for volunteer firemen sewage dlspoeal plant. The letter FURNACE OIL Report on Laos?^ -SbuMheetM^—I.«dge of M -fwdult^arformation hour—at-8;30 wee announced by Fire Chief Jotei polnM out the cost o f this plant Automatic Delivery CLARKE MOTOR SALES P resident will meet tonight at 7:30. The p.m. and Lenten sound dim, "TVial M en at the monthly meeting of would be excessive. It also men­ 301 BROAD STREET— MI 9-2012 Master Mason degree will be con the Ehghth District directors lest tioned district plans to add to-its L T. WOOD CO., Before Pilate," at 7:15 pjn. Ihe Phone MI 3-1129 ferred. There will be a social hour Simday School staff will meet night. present prlmaiVisawage treatment and refreshments. after the service. M en tent on escb Capps of Manchester, sale of Rambler News Is fiood! March Sales are mnnint at an aU-time record that the conference would be held for the Soviet Union and sen­ made ‘pics and beverages. laundromat equipment at 660 Oen- gress, Kennedy said, "It will both night Friday at 7:30 p.m. Pins discussion. item. President Victor Swanson rate. That’s rl4htT More people bouflht Ramblers in the first third of Indications were that the rea­ at .6 p.m. instead of 4 p.m.. and problems of enforcing a tenced to prison terms rang­ will be presented to all members tei St. that they could carry it live if they befit and benefit us to take this Also featuring a Other services tomorrow will be declared that the district was in March tlum In any •imilar period in Rambler history! son for the changes was the situa- treaty. ing up to 25 years. with 25 or more years’ continuous Marriage licesieea tlofi In Laos. Kennedy reportedly wished to. step boldly. For we are launching a B.\KE SALE Holy Communion at 6:30 a.m. and good financial shape to finish oujt decade of development on which There was no reaction from Defendants in the trUl in tos membership. The program and the year. Daniel Alan Moran of 108 High I Yes—Rambler leads the economic upswing as mor^ cw buyers discover wanted an additional 24 hours be­ Salinger added that all the net­ Semyon K. Tsarapkin, toe Soviet of Irish Soda Breads, business meeting’ will be preceded Holy Communion followed by In­ St. and U.S. Marine Oorpe and! will depeftd, substantially.the kind Old Bailey Court and 5 toe sen- - CUces and Pies tercessions and the Sacrament of A letter was voted to be sent to that Rambler Excellence givel a bonus on every car dollar they Invest. fore speaking out or being ques­ works — NBC, CBS. ABC and delegate who got the resumed con­ tence.s handed down by Chief Jus­ by a turkey dinner at 6:30 p.m. the Connecticut Water Resources Donna EUlzabeth Metcalf of Glaa- tioned on that matter. Mutual — have agreed to carry the of world in which we and our Unction, at 10 a.m. tohbury, ' S t Mary’s Church, I children shall live.” ference off to a shaky start yes­ tice Sir Hubert Lister Parker were: Pierre Salinger, White House session live. terday by advancing new propos­ Gordon . A. Lonsdale, 37, de- March 26. Now Is A Good TIiim T o Btiyl press secretary, declined comment Kennedy said the 19B0s offer William Sepondo ZonghetU and als unacceptable to the West. But scAbed by a Scotlantl Yard super­ I when asked whether Kennedy (Continued on Page TWenty-tbree) golden chance to put more than toe Russians in previous talks have FloUe Cecelia Paskowski, both of Rambler means business! R ^ht now. Rambler dealers are out aftw even half of the peoples In underdevel­ intendent as probably a member Derby, March 27. more sales with the kind of fair»1 -and-square liberal deals that car buyers refused to go along with toe plan of the Soviet Intelligence Service, oped lands on their own feet eco- for scientific tests. can’t afford to pass by. Used car prices have firmed. That means your nomioally and the rest closer to 25- years. WED. ONLY SPECIAL! The proposal by U.S. Delegate Peter J. Kroger, 50, an Ameri- present car ia worth more In trade now on a new Rambler. Reflect Kennedy's Views the day when they no' longer need Men’s, women's, children’s Arthur H. Dean represented a re­ CBm who toe FBI says is Morris aid. newed attempt by the American Cohen formerly of New York, 20 Invisible leather or compo- But without this massive out­ irition. government to get a solution to years. Why Is Rambler Breaking Sales RecordsT side help from the United States the underground nuclear detection His wife, Helen, 47, 20 years. Compact care are capturing an ever-growing share of the new car and other free industrial coun­ question. Scotland Yard said she Is toe for­ tries, he said, resulting chaos market. Why does Rambler continue to hit new sales heights? Because SEATO Will Resist This problem of differentiating mer Lorna Pet^a, bom In Mas­ abroad would cost even more and ■between an earthquake and toe sachusetts. HALF Rambler is better than the big cars and best of the compacts. Here are ‘would be disastrous to our na­ explosion of an atomic device is Diane DuBols, 37, used her coat as a shield and her husband, Frank, 56, covered his face with his hand Harry F. Houghton, 65,' British •the reasons: - tional security, harmful to our one of toe stumbling blocks pre­ as they were escorted into a police station after their arrest last night In a combined police FBI employe of the secret Royal Navy roundup. Police said the DuBois couple and two other Long Island husband and wife teams operat­ ONLY RAMBLER offers 3 distlntt tlon.... Ceramic-Armored muffler Red Moves in Laos comparative prosperity and offen­ venting toe conclusion of a nu­ Research Station at Portland, 15 Get the cash you w a n t-in a hurry- sive to our conscience.' clear test ban treaty. ed a burglary ring. (AP Photofax). eizee of compact cars and tailpipe designed to far out­ ------«> ______years. SOLES The President hoped to over­ Dean proposed that Britain, the His flanqee and fellow worker at with Beneficial's Bill Clean'Up Service last ordinary mufflers RAMBLER IS voted most trouble- Bangkok, ’Thailand, March 22^ The secret military discussions come opposition in some congres' United States and toe Soviet the station, 46-year-old Miss Ethel Just phone! Soon as approved, get cash to clean up bills — 6iN Tule Is Rke free by owners RAMBLER’S RECORD ECONOMY (ff) — Military strategiste of the are a ^urtain raiser to the open­ sional quarters both to toe money Union agree on a 3-year halt to. $1 Million in Loot Found Gee, 15 years. make only one proved by 11 years and 35 billion Southeest Asia Treaty Organiza­ ing Monday of a session of the amount and to his loan systems underground ’tests to prevent a! State News All five had pleaded Innocent. including time-payment accounts. Then^ • Sfarth Sense RAMBLER OFFERS America’s low­ which would bypass congressional country from adding to .its own payment instead of several , . . you may hav» more cash owner-driven miles tion (SEA’TO) opened a 3-day con­ foreign ministers of the SEATO Discussing toe background of the est prices ference today and quickly reflect­ nations. It will be one of the most appropriations procedures. Key atomic weapons system. defendants In court before the sen­ left over each month. “You’re the boss” at Beneficial. ALL RAMBLERS HAVE SUCh exclu­ ONLY RAMBLER has a com pact ed Prealdent Kennedy’s new tough critical meetings in the 7-year his­ legislators rebuffed Eisenhower on ' A scientific research program tences were imposed, Scotland Country Club patrons have similar counts In the past. would be undertaken during toe Roundup Hundreds of Burglaries Lsanr SM te $446—Lsant IHa-iiwund at lew cmt sive quall^ features as Deep-Dip car for six 6-footers line to keep Loos out of Commu­ tory of the alliance. Yard Superintendent George Smith “It is pur task to make sure the Kennedy proposed: moratorium to seek positive ways said the Krogers were linked by Good taste ahd save six rustim>ofiiig way up to the roof... RAMBLER HAS top regale value nist hands. e WE GIVE jlrfC GBEEN STAMPS • 106 MAIN ST„ 2nd FI.. Over Woolwerth’s. MANCHESTER Geji. Burgjit Charusrenl o f ’Thai­ Communists don’t underestimate 1. Lumping most existing eco­ of differentiating between small j U.S. authorities with Soviet master cents. So can you. rattfe-frepittle-free Single-UnitSI ' construc- proved by official1 Used Car Gnldet nuclear blasts and minor earth­ — Look For Our Weekly Special Every Tuesday — MItcIwII 3-41S4 • Aik fM- MA YES MANagir land, the conference chairman is­ our strength and our determlnS' nomic aid programs into single Tied to Three Couples spy Rudolf Abel four years ago. OMN THUISDAY (VININCS UNTIL • IJW. sued a statement on behalf of the tlon," one SEATO official told new agency whose boss would re­ quakes. 4 Found Guilty 1 Smith said Abel—later sentenced lM*t mN H N th WtftdMtfil NVM to 30 years for sending U.S. atomic Sm Cooatry Chih eight member nations atreseing newsmen. port directly to the Secretary of Backed by British Minister rst 4 Is m 6l tIM 6MN m 4 « v Im i p*6a»i$y e9m >4 le Ask Your Neighbor About His Rambler State David Ormsby-Gore, toe secrets to Moscow—rhad photo­ I t 4MW1«H«6 fiMMAIr IMMltSMtHS « l SlS-OS 6*fL anaonoeiiiMat la the need fpr continued military Dean Rusk will attend the State and toe Presid^t. Of Taking Part Labeling the present setup “ bu­ United States yesterday offered New York, March 22 (JPi—^Threei^Mrs. DuBols were charged with graphs of the couple among his ef­ HOUSE k-HALE Tbanday** poprr. He’R ten you whyvRambler dealers sell twice as many compact cars per planning “ to resist and repel meetings next week In his first to allow Soviet technicians to ex­ Long Island couples were arrested receiving stolen goods fects when seized In Neiw York In SHOE REPAIR SERVICE Oommunist aggression. In the light overseas mission as U.S. secretary reaucratically fragmented, aw ” - In Heroin Ring dealer as most othM dealer groups. And your Rambler dealer can ^ e ward and slow . . . competing amine toe insides of American last night in a combined poIice-FBI An Investigator said toe arrests 1957. USE OUR OAK STREET ENTBANCp—MI S-412S BENEFICIAL yon a better deal on the best of the compacts. Drive Rambler—world of recent developments In the of state. ■ ■'S^Juoelear dsvicwr usen$.'7br this re­ jettort--which Queens police say ware toe Immediate result of a The stiff sentences, one sifter the treaty area.” "We’re off to a runnlngTifiirt.’’ FINANCE CO. standard of compact car excellence! (Continued on Page Ten) search program and to exchange New Haven, March 22 (ff)—A broke up a burglary ring that had burgloty In Randolph, Mass., ear­ other, brought muffled sounds of Lo m is not a member of SEIATO said Adm. Felt, the U.S. command­ data with Moscow on toe findings. U.S. District Court jury has found taken loot In excess of $1 million. lier this week. surprise throughout the courtroom b o t t M ^lungle kingdom is under er in ’the Pacific' after the mom The United States wants the three men and a woman guilty of Police sjild the ring had pulled He told this story: audience, H e m RAMBLER DEALERS ARE DEALINGI COME IN TODAYI the protective wing of the anti­ ing meeting, in which military inen Russians to conduct a similar re­ taking part in' a multi-mllllon- hundreds of burglaries In Nassau DuBois, who had been the ob­ On the official secrets statute. It­ communist defense alliance. from BriUln, France. Australia, search progrsun ahd to. permit dollar narcotics smuggling ring. County since 1955 and also had ject of a 24-hour police watch for self, court attaches had said the ■While the first etatement to New Zealand, P a k i[^ , the Philip Mfs. K ennedy American scientists to watch. The government said toe ring struck In Suffolk County, N. Y.; about a month as the result of an normal sentence on conviction DCCOkMIER MOTOR SALES. ZSTBrood St., Manchester emerge from the cloeed sessions pines and Thatiartfl also psrtlcl Spokesmen said the western smuggled more than a ton of Queens and Manhattan, in- New anonymous tip, had to report to a would have been three to seven made no specific mention of Laos, pated. , Selects Easter camp intends to push ahead with heroin into the United States since York City; Miami Beach, Fla.; probation officer in Bridgeport. years. the military chiefs made clear All agreed that the allfance’s toe half dozen new concessions it began operations in 1937. Norfolk, Va., and Randolph, Mass. Conn., because of an attempted But Lord Parker emphasized FLASH! RAMBLER OUTSELLS A L ^ T 2 IN NEW ENGLAND! they had in mind that war-tom most critical prbblem Is In Laos, The jury returned at 10:43 last In raids at their three homes la tilT cos- they offered the Russians in an at­ burglary in 1955. buffer nation where Communlst- where rebels supplied by the So­ tempt to get a pact concluded night, after nearly three hours’ de­ last night, detectives said they (Continued on Page Ten) vsrts'dvsrtsd from viet Union are threatening the Clothes Today found several cardboa-d boxe.s of Zabiela and Clark.'ion drove Dn- gast.wh«sl to suppUed rebels are threatening the quickly. liberation, with guilty verdicts Boi.s to Bridgeport, then proceeded House need help? pro-Westem government. pro-western . government o f Prince again.st the four defendants, all jewelry, 15 fur coats hidden behind i| front-whttlf A sw w - There was widespread disap-, Infonned eources said the Boun Oum. SEA’TO Is pledged to New York, March ^2 (IP\—^The pointment in western circles that New Yorkers. a false wall, a garage full of pow-^‘ '' " I * protect Laos against Communist er toolstnol. anda n d aboutahniif 140 $40,000 000 •’ wworth o rth ' by the FBI as they re- . T ! S " 5 l . S BE^Vro military advisers made President’s lady makes a decision the introduction of this program Judge William R. Rlmbers turned to New York City last last minute changes in their state­ aggression If the Laotian govern' today that undoubtedly will affect quickly ordered prison terms fof of pawn tickets. etfttft. at the conference yesterday coin­ Value of the jewelry was esti­ night. B ulletins ment to “ make etronger” the ref­ ment requests help.- clothing tastes o f women all across cided with what tfie West regard­ three. S72.00 Adm. Paul Ortoll, heading the mated bv'various sources at from The FBI agents found jewelry In erence to combating Communist toe country: She.chooses an Eas­ ed as two steps backward by So­ Joseph E. Cahill, 45. Franklin the car which matched that takqn Culled frorti AP Wires oggreasion' on the suggestion of French delegation, said there Is ter outfit. Square, N.Y., was given the max­ $10,000 to $100,000. viet Delegate Tsarapkin. Police identified toe arrested from a doctor’s home in Ran­ lAdm. Harry D, Felt, head of the It may be that Jacqueline Ken­ imum term of 20 years in jail and (Continued on Page Fonrteon) Asked to define the situation couples as; dolph. Other agents nabbed Du­ IMr*M4 sm Tdlil Cms ‘ U.8. delegratlon.^ nedy’s choice won’t be known un­ now an American source ■ told fine of $20,000. Cahill jumped RODDEV GETS 8 YEARS Fia over average toilet Arnold Clarkson, 25, and his Bois who still was .in Connecticut. til that April mom when toe ifa- newsmen; “The negotiations will bail at the start of the trial and wife, Edith, 26, of 70 Gladys Ave., The trio was returned to a Alexandria, Va., March 22 OW bowL Stardily cof tlon's women traditionally parade go on as before. One has no rea­ has been mi.s.sing since. He was —Arthur Rogers Roddey,'former ttrncted. Eaiilr deenci Hempstead; Arthur Zabiela, 22, Queens police station and allowed their finery.. Even her personal de­ son to assume that this confer­ tried in absentia. to make .one telephone call apiece. Pentagon mathematician, won HappRy a Dud in Most Cases Charles Hedgesn 31, Greenwood and his wife, ’’Tieresa, 19 of 69 sentenced today to ser\'e eight SSI .00 signer, Oleg Cassini, isn’t sure of ence has been reduced to a state Central Ave., AinltyvUIe; Frank As police •anticipated, the calls her final choice. of wreckage.” Lakes, N.Y., an ex-prize-fighter, years In prison for unauthorized, Dubois, 66, and his wife, Diane, 37, went to their homes — which al­ possession of a secret diefense Cassini, who disclosed that Mrs. Earlier, the western powers had was sentenced to 15 years and of 116-25 140St., South Ozone ready had been staked out by po­ 60 Kennedy would be fitted today, proposed a 27-month moratorium fined $10,000. document. Roddey, 38, pleaded- WELDON DRUe . Park. lice. gullty In ur S. District Court Aatborlasd Desiac Scientist Hints Cancer SSid her decision rests primarily while the Russians asked for four Mrs. Molly Schau, 45, Brooklyn, Zabiela vvas, tabbed by police as Soon afterwards, Mrs. Zabiela years. N.Y., was given five years and Feb. 17 to that'one charge in a KITCHEN CABINET ECTRICAL APPLIANCEST 661 MAIN ST.—an t-sni on where she’ll be E uter morning. the actual burglar. They said was arrested as she hurried from 12-count indictment growing out DJiring her husbemd’s first 2^ The basic Idea of toe morator­ fined $7,500. Clarkson acted as the "finger man" her home and tried to dump a box ium Is to gain time so scientific The judge deferred sentencing of the discovery of numerous *Bomb’ in A lt Humans months in office, she has divided and Dubois, a jeweler, aa the fence. of jewels into a nearby creek. * Pentagon pa|>ers in his home at her time, between the White research • can produce some solu­ of Ralph Cianchettl, 68, also of The three men were charged Mfs. Clarkson and Mrs. DuBois Brooklyn, described as the king­ Falls Church, Va. He had worked House, the Kennedy’s Palm Beach, tion to the problem of how to tell with burglary. ZSbiela’s wife was also were arrested at their homes, for a private eontractor In De­ toe difference between small un­ pin of the operation, at the re­ By FRANK CAREY i^searchers on_ mouse leukemia, flat­ Fla., vacation home, and their charged with violation of the weap­ where police found additional boxes fense HeaUquarten) until last Au­ country house In Virginia. derground atomic explosions and quest of his attorney. ons law and Mrs. Clarkson and (AP Selenoe Writer) ly declared: Federal agents smashed the of jewels and other loot.. gust. Charges' which the govern­ “I think toe basis of all human The radiant First Lady, in town earth tremors. Some of these now ment did not press alleged theft St. Petersburg, Bla., March 22 for a round of shopping apd visits produce the same type of record­ ring last year. They confiscated OP)—Evidence of a possible can­ tumors Is ai group of viruses.” of the pa|iers and making of to art museums and curio shops, ing on seismographs. more than a $1 million In heroin. cer-producing chemical “bomb” In He said that in his view ahy- ■During the trial, the government false statements. thlng 9lse that might be associated went to toe ballet last night. Prelude to Spring Offensive all humans—happily a dud in most (Continued on Page Ten) charged the ring’s links extended cases—was reported today by with cancer production — such as With her escort for the evening, HOi;SE VOTES JOBLESS AUl United Nations Ambassador Adlai along the East Coast and overseas Washington, March 22 (/P) — Bclentista. . radiation or certain chemicala to France, Spain and Egypt. The, serves only to activate "latent” Stevenson, she got a reception The ; House Jtoday passed an Dr. Antonio Rpttino of SL Vin­ that would have beeij toe envy of operation was smashed .with the cent’s Hospital told about it In viruses. Anti^Castro Units Unite emergency .Unemployment aid a Hollywood star at a world’s aid of a ship’s storekeeper who bill Intended to start payment , suggesting this novel, concept o f His statements were directly or tipped toe government. indirectly challenged _ by, some premier. in early .Ypril of nearly $1 bl|r the cause of at least some cancers An estimated 500 persons jam­ News Tidbits ( Appeal bond for Mrs. Schau In man: other scientists. Dr. Wilhelmlna F. and Hedges was fixed at $50,000 lion In benefits. The roll call INSUtATION T med West 55th St. and cheered as from the AP Wires For Provisional Regime was 861-31. The Senate was AIR CONDITIONING 7 Tliey may be due to toe sudden Dunning of toe University of for'each. triggering into haywire activity of Miami said cancers have been pro­ her. limousine arrived at toe bal­ Hcheduled to vote later today. let theater. Hundreds Inside stood Cahill vanished at toe start of a. body e agreement between the two ments to begin in 15 days to serum of both normal and can­ let Company , aald she had not re­ aside suggeetlon by Prealdent Ken­ am. April 12 on bills affecting The move was seen ns a prelude Cuban groups'—bot’ of which have l»ert«>ns who have been out of Window Shades cerous people and from certain, Tobacco Research quested favors. He admitted with nedy it should act to prevent ra­ teen-age drivers. Rep. ■ Harry A. to toe opening of a spring military been carrying on underground sab­ jabs to long they have used up animal and plant Usaues, a sub< a smlle^however, that last minute cial discrimination at its annual Burae of East Hartford, clerk of offensive against the Castro' re- otage campaigns in Cuba — was tlieir benefit entitlements. Mode te Order stance he calls "tumor-lnduclrig- Disputes Smoking, changes were made. assembly in Charleston, S. C. . . . the \ lelrislature’s Transportation giihe, coordinated with attacks reached after antl-Casfro leaders eomplex" or “tic" for short Wearing a pale blue, heavily Jerome K. Kuykendall, Republi­ Committee, aald yesterday the from Inside and outsidi Cuba. on the island had been sounded but BUS BILL P.VSSES HOUSE ALSO can,' lAows no sign of relinqiilshlng on a list of names for president This “ tic,” when injected into Lung Gancer Link brocaded cocktail suit just barely hearing will be heM In the Hall of Dr. Jose Miro Cardona, who Hartford, March 22 (JF—^The post aa chairman of Federal Pow­ broke with Premjer Fidel Castro which included Miro Cardona. VENCTIAN SUNOS e e r t ^ kinds of mice or Into -lar- knee length, the first lady watch- toe HouSp,. ' House today passed and sent to Tsl forms of toe drosophila fruit er Commission In favor of Presi­ after serving briefly as toe first Plans are to have Miro Cardona the Senate a bill providing re­ Bring your old rollers in New York, March 22 (ff)—After dent Kemedy’s selection. '' / premier of Castro’s government in sad save SSc per shade fly, Induced formation of tumors. six years of sclehtlflc research, toe (Continued on Page Nine) serve with an administrative cabi­ lief to bus companies by nwlac- SIDINC 7 The researcher said he and co­ Eaat-^pakistan government hur,r 48 to 39 1959, was said to be toe man net of 13 members to be appoint­ Ing the registration fees for LANDSCAPING 7 tobacco industry reports It 'has riesf relief ald^tb four districts In chosen to head toe provisional re­ ed by him. There 'also would be a WE HAVE THE CRACK CBS NEWS TEAM! operating colleagues also had found no evidence -of any link be' Hartford, March 22 — The buses t«i a flat $16 per vehicle. found, in association with “tic,” which -tamado killed 180. persons State Motor Vehicle Department’s gime. council of six to 10 others which The present fees range from tween smoking and lung cancer. Death Claims 2nd and left 180-mile trail of damage Similar stories on tlje develop­ might join with the cabinet as a Headlines don’t give you the full picture. The Celebrated reporters certain other components—one of I^he statement came yesterday dally record of automobile accl^ $90 to SKM) on a sliding scale which enhances its activity, while Flores Island, Indonesia, to which denta as of last ^midnight and the ment were printed by toe New York provisional legislature. . and produced about 879,000 In CBS N E W S from the Scientific Advisory Board Y^le Tennis Star Dutch exiled President Sukarho in Herald .Tribune,' the 'New York As soon as a secure beachhead and analysts o f do! That’s why they win more awardk than the other surpresses it of the indusfry’s research commit­ totals on toe same date last year: revenue to the state last year. It might well be, he said, that the 1920s, hit by earthquake; that Times and toe Washln,'rion Post. ,is established in Cuba. Miro Car- tee, which said; reportedly destroyed 80 per cent of 1960 1961 The reduction In fees vvlll give any other news staff in broadcasting. And they’re all on this sta­ "tic” is ordinarily kept in a Fayetteville. N.C., March 22 (JF) Accidents ...... 8,411 8,234 (est.)The situation shaped up like dona'and his provisional govern­ bus companies, in the state a to­ well-behaved and productive state “ Perhaps the most aigpiiflcant tbwn of Ende which has popula'tion this: * ment aides will move there and in­ —Yale tennis sthr Sidney B. Wood of 20,000 .. Official of American Killed ...... 48 39 tal of about' $40,000 in relief. Find the help tion. Men like Winston Burdett, Ned Calmer, Allan Jackson, Lany by the balanced activity of these development hbs been toe general III, 22. died today, five days after Miro Cardona, 59-year-old law­ vite diplomatic recognltibn-.by for­ recognition that we do- not yet Library Association says news­ Injured ...... 4,822 4,460 (est.) eign governments. LeSueur,,Stuart Novins, David Sdioenbrun, Daniel Sdiorr, Erie latter two factors. he was Injured in an automobile papers of South gave their readers yer, arrived here by -plfuie last f ir e g u t s HOTEL But a disbalance in either direc­ have ttve answers . . . accident that claimed toe life of night from Miami to participate in Some sources said Lt. Col. Jose Westbrook. March 22 t/P) -s- “ We are not satisfied to let the more accurate picture of events Rain or Show, Varela Castro — no relation to your house Sevareid, Lowell Thomas, Robert Trout and the others, you get tion might vyell provide toe trig­ the tqam captain and injured an during Civil War than did news­ the proclamation and accept ap­ Fire tore though the Oastleburka problem rest with atatiatlcal re­ Windsor Locks, March '22 (ff)— pointment aa president. BMdel Castro — has been chosen YELLOW gering mechanism for an"‘ "ex­ other player.' papers In North, Inn on Long Island Sound here ports suggesting that heavy smok­ The U.S. Weather Bureau today Tnore complete hourly news...reports in depth on W O R LD N E W S plosion” of tic,” he said. Wood, son ■ of the former ipter- Mediators in New York .resume The official announcement will to lead the anti-Castro forces. today, and authorities 'said the ing increases toe risk of cancer Isued this forecsist for Connecti­ be made in New York—perhaps Rottino said toe research was national tennis star, had been In efforts to settle strike of 15,000 The United States and other hotel appeared to be a total losfc ROUNDUP and WORLD TONIGHT . . . plus news analysis, public af­ fiona In cooperation with scientists of toe lung.” .Critical condition since the acci­ cut; today. , American republic;^ are counted on There were no reports of Injatlea needs in the... garment industry truck drivers and The compromise agreement was iof New York University and Cali­ The'board said it is interested in dent early Saturday when. toe' pushboys which grin>ed city’s Temperatures for the next five to be among the first to extend In the blaze, battled by fire crows fairs and special reports. Keep informed; keep ypur radio dial set for fornia Institute of Technolpgy. finding out why “ the overwhelm­ small station wagon lii which the days, Thursday through Monday, reached in Miami by the Demo­ recognition. from six towns t* the area. Wll- PAGES largest manufactui■ ‘ i^«induetry cratic Revolutionary Front, headed t He said the concept might well ing majority of heavy smokers do three were riding plunged over On Fishing boat Golden Harvest edged are expected to average 3 to 9 The Democratic Revolutionary Uam 'Tlmlnskas, 83, bortondor I degrees below normal. At this by former Cuban Premier Manugl Where practicoff/ everyone findt praetieally everythiitg E. L JOHNSON tie in with the theory of solne sci­ not contract the dlaeaise despite embankment of Interstate High­ into tiny port harbor of Foula Is­ Front is regarded as a middle-^f- and manager of the Inn, was the entists that some forms of cancer their smoking." way 95 tw3 miles north of here. ' land, Shetland Islands, with relief time normal temperature in the Antonio de Varona, and toe Revo­ only occupant of the frame strtia* lutionary Movement of the People, toe-road group, favorable to DIAL 123 0 -CBS RADIO at least are due to viruses because, “We are also vitally interested,” wood suffered a concussion, se­ supplies for 60 islanders c| it off by Hartford Area is 41 and ranges relatively unrestricted fre'q enter­ ture when the blaze brohe aaL he dectaredj “Tic may, in fact, be the board added, “in the meaning vere lacerations of the face, a frac­ storms for 77 days . .Doctors decide ffo m 'a ’ usual dally high of 51 to whose coordinator Is Manuel Ray, PAINT CO. former minister of public works in prise system. It therefore is pop­ He made his way to W ^ THE STATHHI THAT HAS EVERUHlNGi a virus." _ . \ of the results, derived from the tured thigh and severe Shock fol- that Elisabeth Taylor can leave a low of 30. At New Haven toe ular 'sflth many businsss Interests. woa meeood by firatam. The bar 728 MAIN ST. same data, that only a small frab- )lowlng toe accident. London CUnle In next few days .. normal range is 49 to 81, and at Cuba. . . el the loa bed bees eeeaed * f - A t tbs same msetlng. Dr. laid- The pact for the provlalonal gov­ The rarolutionary movement of PHONE Ml 9-4801 vrik Gross of tbs Veterans Admin- tlon of the reported exegsa deaths Wood’s father won the men’s Two New York city electrical lit Bridgeport from 48 to 31. tag the wtater, bo6 6 w e w w spectors charged with brlbesr and e r n m e n t — dedicated to overthrow ■o gooiti la a«y of Mto f i P66«6. !|stration Hospital. Bronx. N. T „ in the heavy smoking group is at­ of the Castro regtaia-thls year — (OoBttaiMd oa F o fo SIzteoB) (Oonttnied oa Boge Sixteen). oKtartlea.' . (OoatiBiisd OB Fogs Two) ■- - r '• n o o f tha world's foremost rs> tributable to canber o f the lung.”

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