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Washington, May 11 Connecticut Asia Allies In London a term unemployment among heads Light A Power some $20,000 an of families and in various hard-hit Road Program nually In taxes. HANDBAGS occupations and industries. , Rep. Robert T. Calms, R-Madi- Saigon, South 'Viet, Nam, By CARL |(ARTMAN son, House chairman of the finance May 11 (JP )— Vice President I There were l.B million heads of Geneva, May 11 ( J f )— ^The ^ jjHartford, May 11 UP)—Demo committee, said the Governor’s Lyndon B, Johnson arrived in DUSTERS families without jobs in April and Big Three western power* GIFT nearly one out of five construction cratic Gov. John N. Oempeey has veto seemed "rather strange," but this strategic Southeast workers were idle. However, de called for popular eupport of his he recommended that It be up Asian^nation today^ bringing were reported ready to take spite bad weather, constnietlon held. He said 'the bill would have their seats tomorrow in a big In Drip Dry 1150 million highway bonding assurances that the United BOXED GIFT SPECIAL Employment climbed by 217,000 in corrected a\tax Inequity and was East-West conference about .99 April. program In the face of strong Re unopposed by the tax department. States will stand by its Allies ■* Wolfbeln gave the date in elab publican criticism. He added, however, that it was in this part of the world in the future of Laos, basing the each orating on a Labor Department re Dempsey said yesterday that he not worth a major fight. decision on word received in Broadcloth Values to 8,99 will demand a public hearing by the face, of Communist dan till '' ^ port last week showing that em Rep. William T. Shea, Meriden. ger. London today that organized ployment rose by 218,000 in April the legislature on the program Democratic minority leader, said fighting has ceased in the i f : to 65,734,000, while unemploy which calls for the building or re the bill was vetoed because the The 'Vice President, on a “round- construction of 90 miles of road the-world mission for President jungle kingdom. ment fell by 583,000 to 4,862,000. Governor viewed it as "class legis There was no official confirma . The wonderful new marshmallow-soft, leather like plastic Compared to a year earliei% em way. lation." ' Kennedy," came here for an on- "It is too important an issue to the-spot study of Communist ag tion from the United States, Britain .99 ployment was down 425,000 and and France that they had dropped that wipes clean with Jiist a damp cloth. A host of popular the idle total up 1.8 million. be settled by political leaders of gression In a guerrilla war in either party,” the Chief Executive 3 Bound Over which an estimated .400 to 600 earlier reservations to participat top handle styles to choose from in bone, white, coffee, Today’s new figures showed the said In response to the GOP at Hartford, May 11 UP) — Three Vietnamese are being killed every ing In the conference if a cease-fira aversge factory work, week in-, tack. Springfield, Mass., men have been month. was not certified. creased by 6 minutes to 39.2 hours, But sources close to the western cream, green or red. And now they’re just $4.99 each. Earlier In the day, the Repub bound over to Superior Court in Johnson stepped from his Wolfbeln called this significant be lican legislative leaders, Sen. Pet the theft of $15,000 in jewelry, delegations .said that, In -view Beautifully done In fine *• " cause there usually is a small de chartered PanAm 707 jet and took the London news from-Laos, they er P. Marian!, Groton, and Rep. tools and camera eqiupment from a salute from a sharp-looking cline in April. J. ’lyier Patterson, Old Lyntb, said King’s Department Store here. probably would agree tonight to cotton broadcloth with He noted that the work week, honor guard of 400 Vietnamese sit down at the conference table Dempsey's program was an ^ a m The three, . Robert Rossi, 20; troops. Strict security precautions sfter seasonal adjustment, has ple of "politietd quackery." ’Hieir Roland Barlbeau, 22. and Ernest at the U.N. Palace of Nations tor billowing sleeves, 2-but risen a full half hour so far in 1961. are in force for Johnson's visit. morrow with their. eastern oppo I 't - joint statement amdunt^ to an Harrison, 21, appeared In Circuit , April brought small employment Court yesterday. The Vice President read a short sites. ton yoke, full shirred all official Republican declaration of statement pledging U.S. support increases. Instead of eeasonally ex war on Dempsey’s program. Rossi and Baribeau are charged U.S. Secretary of State Dean EARRING AND PIN SETS pected declines, among factory with breaking and entering and for hard-pressed allies in this part Rusk and President Kennedy’s around. Fashioned for workers in such Industries as pri Dempsey replied that "name- of the world. roving ambassador, W. AveriU calling never built a road In all theft. Harrison with receiving mary metals, principally steel; stolen goods. He is scheduled to hold a 2-hour Harriman, already^ are in Geneva. compliments in gold, metal fabricating and machinery history.” conference tomorrow morning So is Soviet Foreign Minister An .’These are all vital road proj Police jMld Rossi, Baribeau and A TRIMMED WITH manufacturing. a third man not yet arrested broke with pro-western President Ngo drei Gromyko. Red China's foreign apncot. turquoise. lilac. .99 The number of workers on non- ects essential to the future wel Dinh Diem. minister, Chen Yi, arrived tWa GENUINE fare of the people In the areas to into the store Sunday. Judge Rules in Favor of Love afternoon. farm payrolls roee by 400.000 to , Rossi’s bond was set at $10,000; During a stopover on Guam, Sizes S-M-L. CULTURED PEARLS just over 52 million, ah increase he served,’* he eald. "I certainly Johnson said the United States Mr. and Mrs. John Hyatt, both In their 50’s, sit In a Los Angeles courtroom yesterday as a judge de Lord Hpme of Britain and Mau think the people^should be entitled Baribeau’s at $7,000 and Harrison's substantially better than the usual at $8,000.^ will "stand up for freedom” any cided they're not too old to legally adopt the 4-year-old twins they’ve cared for as "boarding par rice Couvo de MurvUle of Franca April rise. to speak out on them." where In the world and will do ents” since 1958. The county Bureau of Adoptions said the Hyatts’ proposed adoption of Brenda wer«j;due later in the day pnd were Smart gift sets in several smart styles and designs . . . all Wolfbeln noted as 6ne unfavor Since unveiling the program on all it can to help drive out disease Louise (left) auid Linda Lee (right) was against the county’s adoption rules, but the judge heard reported planning to meet later Second Floor able sign Hiat long-term unem- Tuesday, Dempsey said he received 70 to 83 and poverty. the Hyatts’ tearful pleas of love and Instructed them to begin formal adoption proceedings at.once. with Rusk to express official' will Hartford, May 11 (»—The State (AP Photofax). , . trimmed- with genuine cultured pearls . . . all beautifully messages of support from all over "■We believe In freedom not only ingness of the three to take part (p the state. Motor Vehicle Department’s daily the conference, record of automobile accidents as In the United States, but every gift boxed readv for Mother'.s Dav giving. "The people really want and where,” he said. A Foreign Office spokesman'in GOP Leaders need thew roads and as far as I of last midnight and the totals on Rihicoff Asks for $10 "Million London said an assurance that or am concerned they will get them," the same date las year; The hydraulic system of the Vice President’s Air Force 707 ganized fighting ba^ stopped ar Dempsey said. 1960 1961 rived there from the Pollsh-Indl- jet developed trouble on the trip Block Hearing Meanwhile, his fiscal and bonding AccidenU 12,422 14,616 (Est.) nn -P «n a rii«n T ntern stlnmal__ CoH*- ekperia were busy preparing'~thl~ Killed ------70------8»—------■from-Wake-lsland--to-Guamr-When trol Commission. ___ jefislation to carry out the 4-year Injured 7,556 7,06$ (Est.) ground crews said It would take Kennedy t aunches Campaign TlA! commission’s job is to qer- IiL House Hall program. . four or five hours for repairs, tlfy and supervise the truce or PROPORTIONED He eald a bill would be submitted Johnson’s party of 80. Including dered between Laotian govern Spring HU$ Yale President Kennedy’s sister, Mrs. Hartford, May 11 UR—Republican to the legislature tomorrow in a New Haven, May 11 UB —Spring ment and Communist-neutralist special message pleading for non Jean Smith, was crowded in with rebels May 5. leaders put a crimp In Gov.,John officially arrived at Tale lu t night. 31 newsmen aboard the accom partisan consideration of his rec Two thousand Tale students Against Juvenile Delinquency In making his announcement, H. Dempsey’s plan to hold a public ommendations. panying press plane for the flight the British spokesman cited com crowded the Old Campus long to Saigon, hearing on hie new |150 million The Dempsey program Is linked enough to start a few bonfires and plications. '/ 4 - highway program when they re to his proposed diversion of motor even a scuffle or two with campus On arrival, Johnson made clear Washington, May 11 (JP)—Presl-'^the U.S. Olympic hockey team Infthat "In 1959, for uie llth consec- "Communications are very bad,” vehicle "fee Income from the high dent Kennedy today asked Con 1948 and 1952. During the pre.s- fused today to give him the Hall of police. No one was hurt although the United States will stand by utive year, court delinquency the Briton said, "and it may be way fund end the raising of motor one of the guardians of the campus South Viet Nam. gress to authorize a 5-year pro identlal campaign he was director cases and police arrests of juve the House at Representatives fpr vehicle fees for passenger cars complained of being hit in the neck “The United States Is proud of gram of federal action to combat of correspondence In Kennedy’s nlles Increased over thp previous (Continued on Page Ten) . the purpose. from $8 to $12 annually. by a BB pellet. the role It has been able to fill in juvenile delinquency. campaign team. He was preki- year. ( M t House Majority Leader ’Tyler Pat- The bin for increases in motor Authorities guessed It was a case assisting Viet Nam,” he said In Secretary of Welfare Abraham dent of a Montreal publishing ‘“Preliminary data for 1960 hi' tereon Jr., R-Old. Lyme, said the vehicle registration fees was pass of releasing pressures built up by his airport statement. "My pur Rlbicoit estimated the cost for the firm. dlcated that the upward trend may Republicans feel the press of legis ed In the Senate yesterday and sent the spring weather and approach pose is to ixplore with your lead first year at $10 million. In his message, -Kennedy said continue. Since 1948, court cases lative business is too great ,t5 let to the House. ing exammatlons. ership what Is' required to ^l^ect Along with a special message “We • musif undertake a program and juvenile arrests have more by ''SEAMPRUFE" the Hall of the Houae be taken over In addition to' the |4 hike on pri the Integrity of Viet Nam and to sent to Congress. Kennedy issued Integrating specific remedies into than doubled while the population Bulletins next Thursday afternoon for a vate cars, it raises fees for junk Where*$ the Atlantic? fulfill the promise of strong foun an executive order establishing a the total attack upon the preven of our young people was Incrcas Culled from AP Wires hearing.. '• yard licenses, farm vehicles end dations for a free society which special committee on ‘iJuvenile tion and control of youth offenses ed by less than one half. . / IN N O -IR O N Dempsey had said at his press motor vehicle inspections, among Port Jeffenon, N. T., May 11 Utt— delinquency and youth crime,” to 'By means of the proposed leg "The resources of the federal others. The Democratic admin A 14-year-oId Connecticut boy is in coordinate federal activities and gpvemment should be promptly conference this morning he expect (Continued on Page Ten) islation, the federal government DODD SEES OHIANO ed a hearing could m arranged istration hopes to raise an addi custody after, police said, he es-- to seek new ways of fighting Juv will be able to provide assistance mobilized to provide leadership and Dacron - Cotton - Nylon for next Wednesday or Thursday. tional $12.7 million ih revenue dur caped from a detention home, stole enile delinquency. to those dedicated persons in local direction in a national effort to Taipei, Formosa, May 11 (Jp Patterson suggested. a smaller ing the coming-biennium by the a car, and then roared off into Long Kennedy named to the commit communities throughout the na strengthen our family life and —-“QUemoy and> Matsu are to room might suffice. hikes. Island Sound in a stolen 40-foot tee Att.v. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy. tion who are striving in many ■social structure and Correlate, at Asia what Berlin is to Europe," '.Senate Majority Leader Louis 1. During the Senate debate, the cabin cruiser. Secretary of Labor Arthur Gold ways to create the social condi all levels of government, juvenile Sen. -Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., - Gladstone, D-Bridgeport said the increases were roundly opposed by The youth, John MePadden, dis News Tidbits berg and Ribicoft. tions that will ensure the growth and youth services.' said today on leaving for Tokyo move was ” a cheap Republican Republican senators, who are In appeared from the New Haven, from the AP Wires The Attorney General was nam of a skilled and resourceful popu Ribicoff said ” if present de after a 2-day visit to Formosa. .98 trick to try and discredit the bemd- the minority In the chamber. Conn., Detention Home on Tues ed committee chairman. lation of young men and women linquency rates hold, with no ac Dodd conferred with Chiang Kai- Ing program.” ’The GOP is ob Durihg the discussion, Marian! day. At about 7 a.pi. yesterday In his message to Congress, the who are firm in character and celeration at all, it is estimated shek and described the Nation the $30,000'' boat was missed from viously trying to limit the hearing’s said the proposed increases in reg Head of United Furniture Work President said there has been an committed to the development of that three to four million children alist Chinese president as " o n e / Impact, he said. istration fees were an "unneers- Its mooning at Milford, Conn. — increase in Juvenile delinquency in a democratic way of life.” will come before the courts in the of the great men of our genejne where an abandoned auto was ers says that President Kennedy’s H necessary, he said, the Bush- sary tax," since they will be used falned rocfcihg chair is not union both urban and rural communities. A government report last year next decade for delinquency (ex Mon.” 'The Senator decllmw to for non-highway purposes. found. Crisp, carefree Dacron- nell Memorisil, a large auditorium shade . . . Cmdr. Alan B. Shepard ”J u V e n 11 e delinquency and said juvenile delinquency costs the cluding traffic offenses).” say what they disciisspd. Dodd across the street from the capitol, youth offenses," he said, ’’dimin nation $5 billion a year. Kennedy proposed a 5-year pro railed recent event#''m Laos (Conttened on Page Ten) (Oonttened on Page Three) Jr. earns nctra $14A8, In flight Cotton-Nylon blend slips will hired for the hearing. pay, for riding rocket into iftpace ish the strength and the vitality Kennedy also sent Congre.ss a distressing but said "I believe letter from Ribicoff which said (Continued oo Page Five) that if we arp-'prepared to be with full shadow panel 'last Friday . . . . Pravda discloses of our nation.” Leather - Tailored NYLO N nnajor ahakeup in irovemment of The legislation he proposed firm, much a f Laos can still be front, Beautifully trim I^SO pr- Soviet Khlrglz Republic, which would provide federal grants to saved.” , ' Trouble with Redg Just Starting newspaper says is suffering from any state, local or any other pub- med ^yith‘ eyeiet embroi '^ a h ire .s s ^seriWs' dlAWbacTts” ' I f f ^ p^ l(c'“ Br~n0H-pf of ft'‘ag'eri'cy'rbf “'Ifi'e Portrait in .P sych ia try VACCINE'FOR MEASLES ' "CRESGENDO"-CLOVES its economy . . . Actor Jason evaluation and demonstration of Rochester, N. Y „ May 11 JB^-A \ dered bodice and lace dress sheers. Full fashioned walking sheers. Robards Jr., says vagaries of law techniques in fighting Juvenile vaccine to give lifelong protec-'’ ' hem. Tailored by Seam- Cuban Invasion Survivors have forced Mm to postpone his Alellquencrt tlon against 7-day measles has .marriage to actreas Lauren Bacall. Federal grants also would be Average U.S. M a /e proved highly siicceesful In tests, x prufe in sizes 32 to 40. Soviet space fliers are to be available for training and em a Harvard medical school pedia- 2 * ^ ^ and 3 * ^ ^ h 6 5 pr- given special badge on their ap- ployment of experts in the field. trician said today. Dr, Samuel White. Short, average, -polntment toUntlea of-.‘‘pitot-coe- — The proposed -bill -alSB- would I.. Kate said the vaccine had been Gn'e her the fit,-the feel,“the fratTerln^ ofTeTithef-tStlored monaut,” Soviet Defense Minlstty ’tried on '4,00(1 chUdreii over the’ tall. Dreiis .^eers. .60 gauge, 15 authorize technical assistance to a last 2|,2 years with great sueoess. glove.s in Caresse, Crescendo’s new nialt^nylon that keeps- announces . . . Prime Minister state and local governments and Ill part of the study, he saM, 84- its smoothnes.s for ever ... no matter how, wshow often it’s denier. rWalking- sheers. 50 Fidel Castro says "Cuban economy Colors: NOTE—For 16 daya durihg and^Hne Baae at Vleques'r whii^ la juat<^du«r in Uw regime of dictator private ag-encies for . short-term' chililren, intimately exposed to gauge, ,30 denier. Service ny Is in better sh a^ than that of any training and instruction in tech- washed. Button .shorties and long lengths. White, beige or • Lady Slipppr after the antl-Oostro Invasion of 6 30-mlnute helucopter ride from Fulgencio Batista. By ROBERT GOLDSTEIN 2 were in executive po.sitions, 12 the disease 2 to 16 month afteg- black. lons. 51 gauge, 70 denier San Juan, Puerto Rico. ■The Washington Post reported other Latin „ American country." ncal matters related to the pre receiving one shot of the vaccine, • Almond Taupe Cuba, AP reporter Bern Price . . . Frouge Corp. of Bridgeport (AP Science Writer) were clericai, sales or other white (cotton sole). - worked In the sensitive listening ■While the . rumor about the these men were arrested as mU'^ vention of control of juvenile de did not contract the disease, ' and New York report receipt of linquency. Chicago, May 11 VP)—A compo collar workers; 13 were craft.smen, at Guantanamo Bay Naval Vieques prisoners was seeping in tineers. site portrait of the ”well-fldjuste<^ skilled workers or foremen, and 12 to Guantanamo, It was also circu One consequence of the Invasion $2,949,207 contract for Capehart The President also announced PLANE DEATHS AT 78 BasOb The fonowing account, based Armed Services housing project at normal American mato”, was were operatives or semiskilled on hla findings there and risewhere, lating in San Juan and New Tork. flop apparently has been a great the appointment of David L. shown to American psychiatry to workers. .\lgiers. May 11 ()P)—Rescue A navy officer talked by radio upsurge In Communist, activities in Westover Alr‘'*Force Case,- Mass. Hackett as executive director of Bheds light on some Intrigutag .. . . Bast Hartford legislator day anti his exhibitors;didn’t label- Only one was in the $10,000 tff and InvestigaUdn teams pushed problema in the disaster's after- to the naval station at Ban Juan, Central and South America, the Committee on Juvenil^ Delin him as any ball of fife. $14,000 a year income class, 14 over the blistering Sahara to asking If newsmen wanting to Early this month a chartered warns that failure „of (General As- quency and .Youth CTrlme, effective • matit. . tombly. to . require spMia) "schqqj On the positive side,' they found made from $6,000 to $10,000 and .34 day to ^recover bodies and seek On May 14... check on-tha-rumora could be ad Cuban airliner landed at Kingston, immediately. [ him a good family man and hap made from $3,000 to $6,000. Only the cause of the African conti ■ti- mitted to Vieques. Amalca, to refuel. Out stepped 35 bus’’ signs' for all buses carrying . -''Hackett, 34, was a member Af } By BEM PRICE school children "could lead to ini py in his job and station in life. one made less than $3,000. nent's worst air dIsIMter, tho Washington, May 11 (flP)'— There The answer was that no one Communists, including two wom On the negative side, they found The group was tested and^ crash of a French alrllnef that Fiflt/W MfTfeWgt en, who Said they had departed Jury or death” of some riders.. New, Just Arrived - Is reason to belle've that the United would be admitted to the base Australian wheat board apll" an him apparently lacking in evauhiated In 15 categories design carried 78 persons to their death. UsaiAitirjhtit States Is holding survivors, qf the without special, permission from from Recife, Brazil, for Havana. 22 Facing Arrest creativity, imagination and spon ed to give a broad appraisal of the Five .Americans iltel’e anAmg the Washington. , They made no bones about the other 750,000 tons of wheat to Cuban invasion forces incoftimunl- Communist China... National taneity. individual. dead. It was hopM that itenert oado — prisoners, If you will — ' Oh the assumption that training fact that they were going to Ha The three researchers made an The two highest ratings were: Sliecialists could locate nonutds bases are normally open to visit vana to leam how Fidel Castro Aeronautics .'and Space Admin For Stock Swindle 9mm tm on a Caribbean Island. istration says tost pilot will try exhaustive search for the normal Contentment with spouse and com who witnessed the end of the Andy there Is evidence that the ors, efforts were made to gain ac carried Chiba Into the Soviet orbit. American male because psychia patibility with spouse, Enjoyn'ient .'Mr France super-constellatlon cess to Vieques through the Cen There are reports that Cuban to set hew speed record with XIS Hartford, May \\ VP) — Bench early yesterday. Reports yes ITALIAN SANDALS 'U.S. troubles with comipunism In roeket plane next w eek... Na try hits' no uniformly . accepted of occupation and contentment Central and South Amerida are tral Intelligence Agency and the airlines are flying around the warrants have, been ordered in terday erroneously said 69 were tionalist China wil| use Its veto If standard for such individual. with vocational position al,so ranlc- just beglnnteg. White. House. Caribbean picking up Communists U.S. Diatrict Court for the arrest ed very high on the list. alMMU^ the plane. neoeesary to keep Communist Of 22 men who are charged by the Their composite portrait was SU/AMER The first rumor about the U.S.- . The CIA was noncOmmittaL A and depositing them In Havana. presented,at the annual meeting of The lowest ratings were in rich - held- -Survlvora-.oC -. the..invaalon.. .Wbitn.. House... Bpokeaman..sald Jit -_AtJt.R9StrC.uban. lnyAsion.ha.ck-. Outer Mongolia from VJf. mem- Becurities and )tachani»_Cqm ness-of ■personaiity^jUd-breadth o f DENIES-LNTERFBT-GMfFT-KT’^ 'BersHlp; lU 'cMiff dHegato la the-American-Psychiatric'Assorla- MOTHER’S some of whom reportedly are would not assist in the'matter of ground briefing, a high Pentagon aim rSEC) with b^radng a huge tlon. Interest aiyj, pleasuTes. Washington, May 11 (dV—' wounded, reached the U.S. Naval entry. official b^id the United states U.S. balance of payments deficit Canadian raining stock'* swindle. ■' The researchers, Dr. Jules Gold- dropped sharply during first three The pro;ject began 12 years ago Harold F. Linder, president of STRAW Base.at Guantanamo Bay soon iPresumably the United ' States 6buld exp^t more revolutions and SEC said a hearing yesterday when personality test.s were given fen, department:of psychiatry. Al- .the L.S. Export-Import Bnak, d a y .99 after the military effort collapsed. wants no one to talk to these sur mope' Castros south of the border. monUis of this year for b e q t that the operators of the swindle Imny Medical College, N,Y.; Nath confirmed today that he owns quartoly showing In four years. to all ninth grade students attend TTie grapevine there is so efii- vivors until the furor over tl^e Cu Other reflections in the invasion sold about 3()(>',000 shares of Trans ing public schools in Minneapolis, an Mandel, Ph.D., research sociol-' stock in two companies doing in u i ban debacle—and tha CIA’s lole afterinath.'L Gov. Sir Patrick Renison of Nation stock to about 1,000 pur Fashioned on a low CARDS dent that reports, of activities In From this group, the Investiga ogist, Minnesota Department of direct business ^ th an Atgeif- Havana, 600 miles West, sometimes In It—has died dovm: Did the Castro forces, have Rus Kenya sayb he believes Kenya can chasers in the United States, bilk' tors selected 60 men, now between Corrections, and Dr. Bernard C. tine government agency which emerge as independent nation in ing them of about $535,000. * The comfortable wedge„ reai^ the base before >$hey are While thaf yieqgrii operation was sian-built MIG fightdrasiloft dur- .thfi,^es-ofJJ5..and..26,-who-rated. .Glueck..-director_flLJfflSfi,archt Jji.-. -zeceiyed.an ExpotfcJi------‘ ' Soft, soft leathars distinetivtly n S oa d csith y “W(r'C*artSW'i«gim«.” Ih^'Mcmt, (fiTKew m Hc Tlraea ll!CThA"HgMagr~A*l(6lt^ which aU-racey war Bvb without gHuia~ Jury~ Kdictmenr W high' on the original, personality stitute o f Living,' Hartford, Conn., credit. But he emph TO fe a r ... .Connecticut retsdl grocers w'ith the knowing style Within hours after the grape has rejterted the story of Dr. Ro- muniques. from the antl-CTastro names of 31 of the stock purchas tests. said the group had “marited vo- nied that any eonlUot ot • Beige Straw ^ ^ styled with an accant on com- vine report of V-8--beld surrivors 'dolfo Nodal Tarate,. 27-year-old groups made that aasertion. B ut association selects William F. ers but added that the total num' They were interviewed and their catlorial and residential stability.’’. est Wee tevolved te tee.etpdlt,; reached the bOe, the (Jastro cap (awyor and member of the afiU- the, best radar the Navy owns, In Skelly Sr. of Elmwood and Ed her of stock buyers was too numer current adjustment, aspirations But they added: and said he had had nq 'I(twwl- detailing of famous i . > >, fort.^ Low coric wadga haeli Colors: tives from the abortive Invasion Caatro invasion forces. cluding shipboard and airborne, ward J. Schwaller of Torrlngton ous to mention. and mental status were„ appraised. "These men were found to. have edge of it. The Chicago TVOnne Shoe Salon as of the year.’’ . . . U.S. 8th velvrt step. —Who were being interrogated In Nodal said he and 16 other vol has-yet to]detect the presehce of Bond for each defendant was Wives of 38 o f the 40 married men little imagination and generally said today Linder holdq trteck te Main Floor, Bear Shoe Salon* • Whiskey Havana on television — began unteers' had been’ held captive at Mgh performance jet aircraft in Anay command in Korea ’ begbta set at $10,000 by Judge William In the group also were questioned limited Interests’ and aortal activi three flrme which have an ott coii^ratton eontraei wHh I. , I 'j " Mi^ Floor, Rear o Fisto Di Moro Calf taUdng of a partlcplfir Island, Vls- gunpoint 111 Ouatenula by CIA Chiba. The.Cubavdo have Amer- eooBomy'measime to cut Its civil a . Timbers. ) and gave high eyaluatlona of their ties. They Indicated limited edu 'ines. ■* ,: I ■ agents bocfiuae they refused to leari-biiUt, ,trainers, they ian emifoyes, fuel consumption BBC Investlgatora said meet busbauds. cational and vocational asplra- Y.PJr,v an Argiarili» g avanK - n a y said thsy had been tndnad aeive in the^|nvaaiaa ioroiM undef and tenie o f aiito purta and other ' Of the group, 11 were In prpfes- ment agaacy wfiUi tmm HmtM IPr tha invaalaB at the H. i . Ua- a. man they- deoeribed M a mur- L M Face SliilwM)' mippUea. (Oonttened «b -F»|o T wo). ■lonal Dr Mml-professlonal work; (OoBttened qG Page Two). tedustry theaa ■ 1 • '4-r -/I -7. a
• w '.-■ a-, kjm^nro MAI^CBESnEB EVENING BEftALD. llANCH ESi^, GONN« TBURSDAT/lfAY U , 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. THURSDAY. MAY 11, 1961 PAGE rsamif Gamp tsJouM, N.C, for oosriiat Simik W Mtar warfare training to tha Oanadian bill, but will eonslflsr tt xgxln la Fdrtrittl in Pgychiatgy lataatiF tndstag sBfl than wffl i«- 22 Facing Arrest dptional party lever Mil, already ■ring aa taierease of 318-820 mil Roekvitte-Vemon ^ otlva spsBlsWssil tnatmetlHi at a Paolflo ftoat V A t99f dsys. pasBOfl by the House. . lion. Ellington $ k i t e N € ^ 8 ta-TIto Oanhdfan ofltoarn and men, U tha t o oomss out later. It will When it became clear li&s. Rep. Morris B. Hogan, R-Bitrl- Mission (Speaker asrrios sdMol or ha aaaljpMd to a For Stock Swindle uAitor L t Cmdlr. Edmund G. G lgg bavb to bs by smsrgency cerUflca- unit of tho Floot Marino Fbroa. n Sheinwold on Hammer wU attempting to Intro Ington, leader of the group, , said Sedy-Brown Talk of Ottawa have been training hero Ulon tnm legUtotita leaders Inasr duce the Issue, Sen. Louis L Olad- the legislators wanted to make Average U.S. Male Gnest y f Church (O sbHb w I ttw Page Ow>* eltiee la8t November. much as toe deadline for oonunlt- stona, D-Bridgeport, the majority sure that towns with special St. Luke^& Parish Seated; Roundup Speaken iaohide Pierre Sevtony, toe refiorting o f btUe hae now Set for Dedication leader, aSksd-toat khe be ruled out growth problems would continue The Bev. Jamas P. Dratlu, n tha dtfendanta are heUavad to ha itnaiM or uuiML Canadian associate minister of na-. of order. Aad the decision was up to receive extra "growth” grants tanra Eala, In CuiadA adding that auttistltiaa p u i n M aids vilaiiitola Rev; Sullivan First Pastor niashsw to Nigeria. AMea, wOl 4-1788. Ammkx (OeBUnamiriw im Pngs O ae) ttooal dettmtoi 'and Paul B. Fay Jr., held on a roll call. from the state. • * Congressman H orace Seely- fee tha guMt of Our Savior to- at New Braaawlck and Quebec B y A I M MhafewtsM undersecretary of the U.S. Navy. The ReixibUoan minority leader, Not a Ball of Fire ‘ B « 4 * Sunday Hunting Killed Brown of Pomfret wlU be the main theran Church at a family g«t-to- aim are planiring to pnaecuto. N ext osmo n Coast Guard air- The Ortoto WUl be seventh sub Sen. P eter P. Mariani o f Groton, ■etantiats taU ua that a ril nrsa- . , 5 3 H artford, M ay 11 OP)— The PABENT8 INSTKUOT088 speaker May 21 at the dedication A new Roman Catholic parish,* vUla following hie orKnation, aafl gethar Saturday at 7 pm. at the Named as tha two king pina in the arvmtton ta tha dtrongmit liw unct ■m searcb which lasted into later marine commissioned by the Cana charged that the Democrats were Hartford, May 11 OP)— Parents Wapptng Elementary School on Garden Qub Sets swindle wore Francis A. O. Powla . KQ7-8 dian Na'vy and, with the excep House has killed a bill to permit o f the new V « n ^ F ire Oo. Fire named for St. Luke, haa been es served there until 1848 when b* '‘'ii »i' i ' ■' *' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY. MAY 11. 1961 w m ^ k m k KANCH8STER EVBNINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONH* THURSDAY. MAY 11. 1961 FA G B nV B David Aaaord, RFD 1, Monchfo- l-Arwtor trem IMS Oiroogh iag aserstary; and Robart Lan baa put nw JU $n kapmMa po< R eport of Study ter; Horry Hoar, RFD 2, Manchea drum. trsfiaurar. siUoa. Xt M 1 ^ jolb to *attm S a Kennedy Laimches Campaign TDCletter .rt' ter; Bernard Schllberg, WUllman- Mta. Lumr Jolmaoiffi Orads 8 tRlBfon of th a nrannfiaalen, and >■ • 1 . G iven R ealtor^ tic; William Garro, 24 Elsie Dr.; • n M ine glsa club wUl antaitala. thtyhaina not nifida thatr poMtIoa TV-Radio Tonight Mrs. Sadie Matchett, Monson, . > r tk » RoeievUtar l U c ^ A bobby display pat up by par^ olaar until x ooardad 'tb a n Into .It Against Juvenile Delin^ency Berabe’s Typemttiii I TelUTibhits Mass.; Harold Kington, 99 South 4791I E. IlliM IslW City Submits Charges Uon OsminlMiM ta t woric diorlnf ants and taaclwra wiU ba.on vlaw "Ilia ooamsatBa gave In all too Harold Kramef, a.representatlve St., Rockville; Gary Mead, Coven th» «lgl>tvw«A aiiauMr nennUco In tba sdiool durink the avaalng. tMcly without oven diawiaaing (OoBtlimed from Cage One) . j,- \ of the Planning..ond Renewal Aa- At the Orom procrara Jun* M tn Aue. lA step up its drive against ot- sociatea of Cambridge, Maaa., dia- try; Mro. Clara Schnell, Coventry; M l 9-S4TI Rafraabmaiita vfill be aarvod. m matter with tha yan»ral man- ganised crime and racketeering ' Television Mis. Beverly Wagner, Coventry. Apidiennts. attlMr glna o r bey*, Of Dismifistd agar.- gram of action starting next July cuaaed ^.planning atudy of Man- must bo fM dnntlne blgbi aoiiool and to intensify the fight on Ju €t00 Big i Theater Un proin’eM) 3^ 8:3U Tales ot the Vikings 18 cheajwriie and Norman Abend of ADMITTED TODAY: Joseph Against Sgt, Bartlett MartiM Pfo. Ckrl Fraavan Jr„ 1, the beginning at a new flacal BarlY Show (In progreMi 10 3U] The Real McCoys 8 Peck, East Hartford. MBlon, or atudonto ta oQUoto^Lot* The town davplopmant eommis- - TS M tO Mfovad two som atteas 37G&T. • w ♦ venile delinquency. . 63 ther^rm are making, at a meeting son of M r. and MTa. Cart Fraaman for the fotoN of tM TW : . The White House Mid emphasis Baity Brlne'e Shack Zane Grey Theater 8. 12. 40 tan of appUcathm aUtliy fuallfl* of 8 WIndamara Vlllaga, aerving ■lon last Bight formally nottflad Its Kennedy had aald in hia State lila te r kM Bat Masterson 10. 22. 30 of the Mancheater Board of Real- BIRTH YESTERDAY: A “P in t tha oommyarign iiMull would be placed on vocational Huckleberry Hound 9:00 Piano Pops 18 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Myles apodfle grlavaneea agataattthat tfaa poUea cooftUarion. nn gUlona w ^ «*»t *« John Dal- with tha Third B^nllon. fora executive director be had Vaan dla- Of the Union Meeaage that the The CailforniaDb ' My Three Sons tora yeaterday at 'Three Js Rea------_ . - . _ furniahing^ ».—tbaaa — partlcnlara does ^Motmtain Bt Marina Regiment, which depart . . .rsergaiilBa wtthtai tha ap^ro- training, counseling and Job place 8. 40 taurant in Bolton. O’Reilly, 17 Pearl St. . FoUca Sgt. iMtOT F. priatiOB graatad. problem of Juvenile delinquency ment for youthful offenders about Juft For Kldi Gunellnger 3. 12 BIR’TH TODAY: A son to Mr. arm apparently farm the not in any way waive tba right to Ib a application deadUna 'ia May ed Camp LaJauDS. N . C., A p ril 13. mlBsad — not b^usa Ms >rork demanda “improved (law) en Newi Bachelor Father 10, 22. 30 -•Edward Rybezyk, town planning Per introduce any other evldenoe con 3S. for a six-month tour of duW with was unsatisfactory but baeausa the “Second. X tuggaat tha ooianla- to be released from federal insti I Behind Cloaed Door* Wrestling > 63 and Mrs. Stanley Orkin, John Dr., bapM of the dte^a case for damo- aioa’a m anhanhip In tha CNunhw forcement and new legiidatlve Social Security In Action 9:30 The Untouchables engineer, introduced Kramer and Vernon. tlM of Bartlett to patrolman, cerning Jh e ineompetenoe of Mahn Freroat rino tho Sixth Float landing force in future plana of tha commission safeguards.’’ tutions. • Weathei Newt A BporU 40. 10 of OonmOrea ba oanoatad. a Tightrope The Ford Show 22. 30 AtertS, who are engaged on an 18- ib e Hat of gTlaranoas, outUnad (BarUett) ” ' RockviUa flaraman waleomad tha the Maditarranean. He also noted in his second Last month the Senate passed Checkerboard Theater. • 18 month atudy of the town. Kramer DISCHARGED YE3STERDAY: sonal ware Indefinite. bill authorizing |20 million in fed ' Highway Holidays Oowunlaalon Cbalnnan “It seiins to imply that other wet weather in April, aocordiim Tba Marinas are adiaduled to -J l. news conference, however, that ■V SportsSport News A Weather 10:00 CBS Reports 3. 12 explained aome of tile accompllah- Edwards Stiles, Broad Brook; 'rislt Spain, Italy, tha Island of Richard Tibbitp, tba oxacutiva eral grants to combat Juvenile de TBA The Groucho Show ' 22. 30 Mrs. Frances Goodale, Coventry; J. McCbaker, cdnoeAs charges will be brooidit,” Hammer to RddevlUa Ftra Chief John 1^ “this la a matter whk^ goaa to lOi^O Third Man menU of the atudy to date, and out oddeb hava davdopad aald, adding that ha would Uka Rhodoa, and Athona, Oraaco. The director wliosa salary was dalatad linquency over a 4-year period. Evening Report 8, 8 Mrs. Nancy Goodell, West Wllllng- Story Aaha,. but the saraa wet weather from tho 1961-83 budgat by Oau' the responsibility of the private Douglas Edwards 8. The Brothers Branhagan lined aome of the future plana. In B m paat two yoara. to aaa that statement claxlflad be baa prevantad tha fire dmartment unit wUl partlcipata in amphlbloua dtlzen.’’ .The House has not yet taken mc- Huntley-Brinkley 10. 22, Shotgun Slade ton; Mrs. SaUy Moore. 424 W. ntthftuMtl aral Mangar Richard Martm, wai K SINtI t o Vlfir TW Silents Please A round table diacuaaion follow JMyl 'Bdny Hantmar, oounaal fore the hearing. from fining tha role of Good Sa training oxareises on the lalanda “The federal government can tlon on the bill. Last year the Sen \ West F»oint Middle Tpke.; Mies Donna Kottke, He said a proper dafanaa can >of Sardinia and Grata. told in a latter from Uw commis ate passed ' a virtually identical Checkerboard Theater Mike Hammer ed, and real eatate men and the 32 Bancroft Pi., Rockville; Mrs. tar Baitlott, oontactad today, aald maritan. sion chairman, “Bi arriving at this not protect the standards of young Uncovered 11:00 W orld's Best Movies repreaentativea diacuaaed varioua IM wooM not dlscuaa the dimrgas only be prepared it tha defendant Bjrkea Natas . boys and girls," he said. “Tlia par bill but it died in the House.. • News A Weather 22, 30. The Big News Marion Trask, East Hartford; In a moathly report to the City "Wander Inn," a three-act docislon, no dlsaatisfaettoa was ax- The 15 blllion-a-year price tag on Rough Riders Barry Barents aspecta of the aurvey. Gregory Champagne, 19 Diane Dr., A CBS Radio, Featnie Only m ‘ batara tba Stay 17 hearing. knows tha charges brought Council, Aaha said graas and ents have to do it, tn the first placed against him. Ha added that some comedy by Lindsay Barber, wiU ba prassed p ith regard to your woric. Juvenile delinquency was set in Guest Speaker Jim Backus Show I, News, Sports A Weather Luncheon was served to the 21 Vernon; Mrs. Pauline Bartlett, • MON.-FRL9:10>J£' Ha aald tha “i»t^>er place for brush firaa have bean kept to a ROCKVILLE ■We (the goverment) can play i W Mass Highlights 11:15 JacK Pasr Show iC) 10. members and guests, including Po. WINF 1230 ON YOXm DXAl(i preaantad by tha students of Sykta an official report issued.last year Coventry; Mrs. Aletha Crepon, dlaonaalcm la at the h a a rt^, not tn of the particulara are not as minimum due to the rain and wet “Tha majority decision ( 8 to 3) only a very supplemental role and The Rev. Charles E. Shaw, prin ABC News F eatu re 4o lice Chief James Reardon. specific as he would like, but indi Junior High School May 26 at 8:16 was based upon tha cqplMon that a marginal role... by the national Institute of mental Sports News Europe's Finest Movies 126 Avery St.; Mrs. Eidith Cham- tha neanpuwa." weather. However, ha aidd, fire p jn . in the school auditorium. Tba health and the chlldren’e bureau. cipal of East Catholic High School, ) Outlaws 10. 22. P rem iere pUn, Coventry: Dr. Gideon Moore, cated he would proceed in tha men have bean unaUa to burn over until such time as tho commlssioii Summer Sports Spectacular 3. 11:25 News ner raeatvad tha list of hearing as long as clariflcatfon of play wUl ba directed by Mlsa Cai> could present a definUa plan for “It rests with the families in The report aald that more than 4 will deliver the sermon at the an Ouestward Ho! k. 4U. *63 11:3U Jack Paar Show (C) 79 Nilee Dr.; Ralph Lanzano, 170 yaatarday. They ware tha propartlas of many people who ria Farster, head of the BngUab de the future to tho board of direc HOME and PROGRESS volved and the parents involved. million children will be referred to nual Holy Hour of the Combined jonna Reed Show 8. 40. 53 1:00 Late News Bissell St.; Mrs. Catherine Farr, the city’s intentions Is reached. diatrn pp by Corporation Counsel have asked tha daputinant’s as- partment But we can do something about Juvenile courts during the decade Anerl 3, 13 News Prayer Hospital Notes The hearing is achadulad for Bistanca. tors, wa should not rwpiaat rein- Catholic Mothers Circle Wednes SEE SATURDAY’S XV WEEH FOB COMPLETE USTINO 106 Francis I>r.; Mrs. Helen Doyle, HAm y A. Yooca following Ham- 6:»0 p.m. May 17 at a ty HaU. Tha Sykes baseball team recent atatemant of tha budget cut,** aald the living conditions and the at of the 60s. day, May 17, at 8 p.m. at Church 423 Summit St.; Mrs. Ethel Dick ENJOY •amfM remiaat far a list of charges Of 12 firaa during tha month, 6 ly defeated HanardvUla 8-A Ray Robart Tomasai, chaitmaa. mosphere in which these children Rep. John E. Forgarty, D-R.I., inson, 115 Columbus St.; Mrs. Bartlett was demoted by the po ware eontroUad firaa and the rest of the Assumption. Visiting hours ore S to 8 p.m. mora ^lOeUla than the charge of lice commission April t and the ac Castonguay, winning pitcher, also Tthblts, In a pnparad statement, SHOW grow up, and we are going to do said St the time, “We have irre The Rev. Francis T. Butler, for oil aredk<- except maternity Gloria Bickford and daughter, tatatapat anea pnaelousty gieen. except for a truck fire A p ril 35 on tion was appfovad unanimously Iqr bad three hits Gay Abrahamson retorted, “At long last, tha Do- something about it.” futable information' that thousands curate at Church of the Assump R adio where they are 2 to 4:30 and 0:80 RFD 1, Manchester; Mrs. Phil- L IF E with T ta bOl of partloulan, after aet- Mila HlU Rd., were minor brush hit a long trtpla for the wiimr. On March 6, Kennedy aaked ot disturbed Juvenile delinquents omena Kaszowski and son, 110 the City Oouncli the next day. firaa velopmpnt Commiarion hin made a ROCKVHJLI iM U m Y tion and chaplain of the Combined (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or IS-minute to 8 p.m.; and private rooms tla g torth tba grievanoea forming Hammer than filed, an biJancUcn .Thla ia tha second win lo as many Congress to give the Justice De are not treated today because the where ^ y ore 10 o.m. to 8 p.m. Broad St. MILLER HIGH LIFE tha bwtt of the dty’a cam; states Asha added that about 13 Rock- atatemant In ragaida to aetfcm tak Circle, will lead recitation of the length. Some stations carry other short newacasts.) request with tha Common Pleas gsmaa. and tba next home jnme en mora than a aranth agow TOMOMIOW, SAIWAAiY isidSIIIIOiAYaJiikY^II. 13. 1961 partment an extra |1.16 million to personnel and facilities for the Rosary and will give Benediction. Visitoni ore requested not to DISCHARGED TODAY: Thom- O ot^ Which later granted the In- vlUe fireman expect to attend an wUl ba tomorrow at Henry Park treatment are lacking.’’ WDBu—isae ^11:30 Btartlght Serenada smoke in patients’ rooms. No more all day training aaaaion in Wini- . .This lack of poaltlva action Fogarty added, "We have more Father Shaw, a native of Bridge 4:00 Newt, Wall Street 1.00 Sign OR aa Barlow, 60 Spring St.; William in 12 01 16 Junction until Bartlett was gfvm a against Coventry. '%• 6:10 Art Johnson Show WPOP—M U than two visttoni at one tlmo, per Alley, 34 Park Pi., Rockville; Peter hearing, or until the court lifted manUe May 21 aat up by the East Tha students of Sykaa Junior Information about pigs than we do port, attended St. Thomas Semi 8:06 Raynor Shlnea 6:00 today tn Rartlord nary in Bloomfield and St. Mary’s 7:00 Rob Scott patient. Dowgewlez, 17 Maple St., Rock NOTICE the injunction itaaif. ern Connecticut Firemen’s Train High School have compUed a 40- LegslNoticfi NOTICE about children.” 11:00 News. ing Center. FEATURING The report said that in 1958 be Seminary, Baltimore, Md. He was 11:15 Raynor Shlnea 9:00 Ray Somers ville: Mrs. Mary Bagley, 66 Dale j Ts m Planning Commission Bartlett has aerirSd on the poUca pags yearbook. Tho book, the first In accordance with the require- ordained in 1951 in St. Joseph 1:00 Newa. Slzn UR 11:00 News Patients Today, 283. Rd.; Anthony Mozzer, 31 Oak St.; o t -JCantihastar, Oonnactlciit, will force Zl years,I, hb^innlng as a au- Rae ReSea aver pubUahed by Sykes students,’ ___ 8TATB o r coNioccmcirr A n m SH01MIMG Of AREA - tween 1.5 and 3 million youngsters WHA«— 11:10 Ray Somers ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Jo Tha Vernon Racraation Oonunla- OODR Ootmir « l Pslr- menta of the Zonlpg Regulations under age 18 were dealt with by Cathedral, Hartford, He served as 6:00 Paul Harvey 1:00 Del Raycee Show Mrs. Francis Hunt, 61 Overland ___ a pubUe hearing on MondayJ pmrmmerary in IftO. HHa was ^ will include pictures of the stu fleld. April 37, IN I. for the To’wn of Manchester, assistant at St. Francis parish in 6:30 Sound Stage w iN »—i m seph Lovett, 46 Auburn Rd.; Pedro St. N bjr a t 7 :» P Jt in th# p ^tad aergaant lii «B*. sion has announead a dlnetor and dents, clubs, sports, and other Loretta F. Abrams va CUlIoid D. Conn., the Zoning Board of Ap- police for misbehavior and more 8:30 Night Flight 6:00 Wall Street Valentin, Hartford; Mrs. Edith aaaistanta for a . oummar play- Abrama than 600,000 came before Juvenile Naugatuck, and at Immaculate 10:00 John P. vandercook 6:06 Newe J' , ~ Sdraniay Somisier INreOtar activitiaa HeUee Ta OHMM D. Abiaas wlll hold a public hearing on 6:16 Fulton L,ewle Jr. Laws, 27 Grant Rd.; Mrs. Helen Ralph Schumey,)^Haeanor Dr., ground pirogram r at Vernon Blaman- N o te s courts. Conception parish in Hartford, and 11:30 Public Affaira Schiledge, 433 Gardner St.; Doug BafidbMToa the foUewtng propoaed Upon tha complalat of the plalatUt la lay evening. May 15, 1961 at as principal in both parish schools. 13:00 Slim on 6:30 Mutual Newt aoMehaaga: Vernon, haa beem ^acted as sum u r y Soholod are naadad. Assistants Admitted Wadnaaday: A la n tbe above entiued aetloa prariaa tor PRODUCTS ^ GOODS K It also noted that delinquency be WTIU—1486 ii:36 Local News and Showcaas las Taft, 60 Oakland St.; Mrs. .lean COMPLETE SERVICE 8 P.M. in the hearing Room of the mer program 'mreotor by the muirt ba at least high aehool san- roams theroln sot forth tor dami gins at on earlier age in the lower In 1959, Father Shaw received 6:00 Newt, Weather 6:46 Lowell Thomae, Phil RIxutto Hassett, 9 Auburn Rd.; Mrs. Mu to BufltXkMS ZOM Martin, WIUU Rd., Ellington. of 130,000.00, rsturnaMo bcfoia the Municipal Building on the follow 6:20 Strictly Bporta /:0u CBS News H, allerpartofaaaieanowln Rockville Recreation Commission. lora. Fo r both poets iqiifilcatiaM DisOharged Wednesday: Harold l^riorArior Court, withinwlth&a and - - _ ------______social and economic levels, but it a master’s degree from Fairfield riel Foley, 52 Trebbe Dr.; John on your television by an experi may be mailed to Stanley J. Bates, lor Fairfield ing applications: exists also In "more favored parts University. He haa been attached 6:30 Market Report 7:10 CBS—In Person enced and reliable technician— B ^ M n e a Zone B, deacribed Re wiU coordinate and direct sum Kington, 99 South St.;'Ira Bow County, to be held at BrldmpoTt. on the Hayden Griswold Jr»; lot 71, 6:(6 Three Star Extra 7:80 Mutual Newt I Witt, 428 W. Middle Tpke.; Emil W fdOuwa:: B^flmiing at a mer activitiee in tha dty and at Hartford Tpko., Vomon. first Tuesday of June. AD., INI. and of cities and communities.” to the diocesan school staff since 7:06 Conversation Piece 7:86 Local Newa and Showcase Leeman, Brooklyn; Patricia Am Member of “Telso.” Brewed only ers, 93 Prospect St.; Margaret upon an appUcatton tn said action fbr SERVICES Steep Hollow Lane; Res. Zone AA. 7:30 Newe 7:66 CBS Newa Analyals Henry Park. September 1960. brose, 28 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs psiat.'on Mm weat aida of Tho Vamon Racraation Oonunia- Loftus, 10 West Rd.; Kattaarina an order of notice, it appearins to and Variance to erect dwelling whldi PLEADS GUILTY 7:46 Your Senator Prom Conn. 8:00 The World Tonight. HILLS TELEVISION in M ilw a u k e e. . . N a tura lly ' SM ad S t and ISS’ noirdt of Schumey is an Bngiirii teacher ■ton baa amaxmead tha program of Dimlow, 25 Burke Rd.; Martha M na f o ^ by eaM Court—tha widw^ VARIETY OAtpRi will be closer to sideline than al ’The annual meeting of the Com 8:06 Pops Concert 8:30 Mutual Sports j Anna Lepter, 172 Birch St.; Barry HI 9-9698 Oantar S t, the Una runs and director of athleUes at Syki bridge tnatructlan racantly eon- AniallQ. TaleottviUa Rd.; Christine elsned—(hat tha defendant wboae name Bridgeport, May 11 — A 50- bined Catholic Mothers Circle will 9:06 NIghtbeat 8:35 Local News and Showcase Pinto, 72 White S t; Mrs. Doris Junior High School. He was ed and addreas le unknown; and lowed. 11:00 Newa 9:00 CBS News norOierly BOO’, more or less; plated waa succeoMUl, and win ba Hartman, 80 Hale S t Ext; Jo - tata yrttUn thla State which hi Ruth Dulka; 97 Cambridge St.; year-old ex-convict has pleaded take place in Church of the As- 11:16 Sports Final 9:10 News and Showcata Lavestrom, 385 Hackmatack St. Own weatariy SSO*, more or ucated in local schools and was otfOrad again next yaar. Oommanla aepb Guertln, 17 Vernon Ave.; Vic attached, and no aaent or attbniay la Rea. Zone B. Variance Is request guilty to manslaughter In the sumpUon hall after the Holy Hour. .^M fa; than adoUtarly 600’, mora graduated from WUUmantlo Btata or suggaotiona from Oiaae who at this Btata upon whom aervlca can ha death of a Bridgeport woman. Refreshments will be served by College. Ha has served as play-. tended tha rianas are wanted, as toria ZoUnar, 11 Hammond St; made; and mat thara Is no persoa In ed to build garage, part of which leaa; than aastor^ S70'. BUfie CMswbld, Engleman’a Con- eharfa or pnaaeaelon at tha aatate at JOIN THE SPELLING BEE will not be In farthest quarter of Richard MlUer made the plea members of the Holy Angels '' i a. „■ *'JMuon Or laaa, along preaent w rii M laqulilaa from anyone In- tached other than tha plaintiff; and yesterday in Superior Court where M otors Circle of the group. teraatad In taking part in a future valeacent Horae, Somers. that tha aotlee of the oonmcncament corner lot. i-^Boitaeaa Zone n to Broad S t and pendency of this action which the ATTHESHOW . Pat Deyprio; 87 St. John Street; he appeared to answer a first-de ^a n d pdnt of beginning. Appll* program. court—(ha underalnad—deems reason gree murder charge in the death Invitation to B id ^ Inst Meeting Monday Vernan and TaloattviUe news Is able and moat likely to come to Ida at Rea. Zone A. I'arianoe la request #Vi)oant: Midiael Maasaro and ed to maintain dwelling which is of Mrs. Rosina Oranzo, 72. Mrs.. ■ r ■■ ^lantandad by Tbara Planning handled by The Herald’s Rock- tention ta that hereinafter ordered: ft AND WIN VALUABLE PRIZES 8th ANNIVERSARY Bealad bids w ill ba raoaivad at The last masting of the Varnon Tllla Purena, 6 W. Main St„ tela- is closer to sideline than regulations Oranzo died April 10 of pneumo l^VCbnunission. the Office of tha General Manager, elainenitary school P TO is setaad- ORDEBED: That notiea of the insti allow. nia, five days after she had been SALE Now Going On! Intarested peraons may ap- 41 canter Btraet, Mandteater, uled for Monday at 8 p.m. pbona TRenrant 8-8186 or Mltohall tution and pendency of anid action be MOTHER DESERVES THE BEST 9-8787. glyen the said defendant ’by some ADMISSION Arnold Ls'wrence; 571 Porter beaten and robbed in her apart and be heard. Map of the OonneeUcut until May 17, 1961 at FoOowbig a short b n 01 nets proper officer or indtlferent person SHOW HOURS St.; Res. Zone AA. Variance la re ment. Police arrested MlUer In HOWARD'S propoaed sons change may IIKK) A:M. for Oonatiuctlon of meeting, oncers for the coming causina a true and attsstsd epinr of this quested to erect addition to pro the same buUdlng as the women’s * ~ in the Planning Office and year wiU be installed by tha Rev. order of notiea to ba pohUanad fat the SLEEP OENTER ON MOTHER'S DAY Water Main— Grandview and EAst Soviet O il Geiiu Manchester Herald, a newspaper clr- FRIDAY fessional office. apartment shortly after she was 689 Main 8 t.^ M l 9-6886 la MS file in tha office Eldrtdge Straits. Ralph KaUay, pastor of Sacred eulated hi Msnfheoter. C on, once 5 0 c R. Michael Qulsh; 110 Forest found. I ftaa'Itnm CSaifc. Bid form and qpedflcationa an Haart Cbnreli. New Torit — • The Soriat Unhm’a week for three aoceaaaiva ’warics. e u TfJAlwIOPJA 1 TOWN PLANNING mencliur on or hefore Kay 34. IN L ai S t; Res. Zone AA. Variance ia re SUNDAY, A\AY 14 availabla at tha OentroDsi'a Offioa, . Now Officers are; crude-oil productlOB la aomaetod to that retatra of aueb aersica m lasdo t quested to erect detached garage m 0010P8SION 66 Center Btraet, Manehastar, Oob- Mrs. Bison Ward, pnaidaBt; be 30 to 80 per seat over tba ooon- the above named Court. ' EXHIBITOR TICKET which ’Will not be to the rear of the ^ Martin B. Abrord, nectiout. Mrs. Donald Ronalter, first vloo t iy s needs b y 1066, says the By Order of the Court SAIURHAY C h atn n ih 8/ C. DAVID MUinCR. main building. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, prealdeht; Mrs. Jamie Singleton, American Petroleum Institute. _ Aasistaat Clerk. 2fAt«o10P.M . Sun Oil Oo.; 947 Center St.; Bus. . Dorothy C. Jacobaon, O O N N B C n C U T •acond riea praoidant; Mrs. Leon This would be two^years ahead of A True Copy 3 5 c Zone n . Variance is requested to s'; ■; , • Saoretaxy RICHARD MARTIN, ard Lucia, rscording aserotary; tho prmant aavun-yaar-plan aebad- Attest: erect identification sign which will ^ - Umebmtat, Conn., May 8, 1061. GENERAL MANAGER Mrs. Richard Allen, eorreq^xmd- ula. LODI8 W. M H A P O U . Deputy Sheriff of Hartford Otnmty. SUNDAY CM yanm Cram any «Khlbitor. Pm w illa - be closer to street line than allow 5P- 2PJAlo8PJy|. M hi this laana for eompleto Ust. ed. k'.i Conn. Bank A Trust Co.; 83 S t .2 John Street; Res. Zone A. Vari Show Sponwred By ance ' is requested to maintain dwelling which Is closer to street THE EXCHANGE CLUB OF ROCKVILLE line than allpu'ed, also variance is requested to reduce lot frontage Proceeds To Be Used For Worth While Oiaritiefl and area of nonconforming lot. Manchester Building A Realty Co. A J. Gaiidino; M^ulow Lane; Res. Zone AA. Variance is request ed to erect dwelling which will have one corner closer to sideline Wish her the best than regulations allow. Charter Oak Ag^ency; 848 Char G iv e h e r th e f i n e s t . . . M AY f e s t iv a l o f VALUES ter Oak S t; Res. Zone A. Vari ance is requested to have profes- GRANTS BRINGS YOU sffmmetnmf - slonal aimouncemen'’ sign which Is larger than regulations allow. 0 l4ld i^ Hartford G^eial Tire Oo. Inc.; FOR BITTER LIVING AT HOME »•# SCRANTON MOTORS 155 Center St.; Bus. Zone n . Vari for M other’s Day ance is requested to have free standing advertising sign which will be closer to street line than S U N D A Y , M A Y 14th regulations allow. R O C K V Il^ Anthony Investments, Inc.; 348 Please your Mother on this special Sunday with Charter Oak S t; Res. Zone A. the lovdy Russell Stover Gift Box. Appropriately adorned FOLDING ALUMINUM Special exception is requested to with pink carnations, it contains A ^ rM C helates convert single family dwelling into and Butter Bons—the finest, fresh^ candies sold. two family dwelling. m OUTDOOR FURNITURE 1M OAMLLAC ’-**«— **« California Oil Co.; 452 Hartford til Rd.; Bus. Zone n . Variance is re IVz Ib. box 2.25 2Va lb. box 3.25 quested to have free standing A ^ rtcd Chocolates at 1.50 a pound a.aBUDGETpPRICED ground sign which will be closer to street line than regulktlons allow. “tha usssfrt spot Im Umm” I W FONTIAC All persons Interested may at Chair Chahs tend this hearing. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 1 « » CORNAIR “TUT Roger B. Bagley, Q j u m n k , fih aJim jaait' Chairman 873 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. Daniel L. Hair, Mitchell 3-4136 I N I CADILLAC 12 ^ Secretary IKS CADILLAC 82 Quality-constructed of ruat-resist Alcoa N aluminum tubing and high-strength poly, propylene webbing — to stay sparkling b rig h t through 8UQ.SBd showers. Chaise is 1N8 OLDSMOIILE n ^ adjustable for torafort. Green simI white. UM OLDSMOIILE 88 vj(»i [ Um any of Gronff Criedit riant No money dswa 1857 OLDSMOBILE 88 leONOMY-MINDfD jR A zm Ha s 24" i i COOKIHG SURFACE PAIRLANI'W 'Vleitorta Cou|^ 1 1 ^ P 0 R P PAIRLANf "iOO" Club Sm H r all is vanity, 22 Mefhfir loves com forfi You lovo to sovef Rsn o Peatuiss include preclaton adjustment 20" ROTARY all is ... lingerie •girdles•bras to raise and lowar chrome-plated grid. SUPPORT HOSE Ooppeettme bakad-on enamel, ateel fire 1854 CADILLAC In The N EW Lovely Ice Mint Colod ;bemL F Im support from Y-ahaped POWER MOWER $ 2 9 5 tabular rtssl lags. Eaay-roU wheels and 1857 LINCOLN tlrsB. ju st perfect for l(awn partlea lf!| 2 HP Brigfs engine, fingertip eentrol, — in color from the skin ouL hand throttle, front diacharge chute. OLD8IIODILE*«*“ « --« * ______HAMtessi...... — This is the new way to dress FULL FASHONmi STEEL DECK -— V anityfair glfdlftsand'bras/new rniro'desQf fit Ohdftatteiy/oretfcH essV m atche(J to your^cworitehngerifr^'^^ 7 - - Now no one need ever know you wear sup- IseiiK W B iK N o w ot last you are in fashion every stitch of the w a y— ond it’s the most glamorous feeling in the world! OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P.M. poH hose . . . ’cause these beauties in tho U»SM 0 « ft A ' RBS4ILAR 49JI newest summer shbdes come in both seam A T GRANTS, Morvelous slip with lace follow-the-bra molded bodice. 32 to 40 $5.95 ^ • \ No lloMy D9wr less-and full fashioned styles, look so sheer • # t ■ 'i - i - ’/■ Ji \ /' x r • / •• ■ , , V P A G E S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. MAY 11. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1961 PAGE m t a i t Free Eidunantlg HEALTH CAPSULES U A C S a l l l ^ ^ Columbia From Your Neighbor's Kitchen Israelis Urged A. FMd, MJX ^er RESCRiPTIONS W EHIHOmONAL TROUBLES e ■ ------Mrs. Squier Jersey City, N. X, May U (dV - Thiited Aircraft Ootporatton ra- Bjr MABGB VLTNN Adolf Elchmann, former NaM IT A WOMAN FROM GETTING PREGNANT? porta aalea arara hlgfter but aam- JEL. Sanaagtt R 4 'V. . f'. r ' tv- ti. ' M *W > > *' e-Iii-it / ■' PAGE EIGHT KANCBESrpt EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THimSDAY. MAY 11. 1961 - - . f '■ MANCHESTER EVENING feERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1961 PAQB NINB JbmrlfeBter First And Last? license fee every two years would ness reserved and rastricted to be quite enough to force euch- thamaalveis, and they ware asking A.Thooflit fur TMbur banquet will be held at 8:80 p.m. Portugal, having been the first dunctere out of business' per gach, Elisabeth HUla, Graoe Connecticut the state to pass g law to accom Hcbiniam Trial Testimony C a v e n t r y Saturday at the Church Commun R e g i o n a l S Whltehouse and Linda Miclette. Ehiropean nation in Africa, also manently. plish Just that. It was, wa thou|d>t. ity House. Maurice French win The sponeorehlp of the bill wAs OwMMll at Publicity and programs ^ rs FUSU8HW SV nuu seems likely to be the last to go. the most completely boneM and WATCH REPAIR B e j^ a r e l chairman. handled by Jean Simon; *Oariee niUBAl.n PRINTINO CO INC. Yankee equally candid In advancing its therefore disarming etfort to have u o i t i i 8n«ci But there seems to be little present ■Aen win be a daitoa for teen- Coates and Coralee Pagaeb. P.A.C. own deeire for protecthm from un' the state devote Its great mtijeety agere; at 9 pjn. Saturday at the Art Exhibit, MaodiMl*^ Coon. percentage in according Portugal ALL TYPES • \ Chriatino Hutchinson, Judith THOMAS F FtoOUBON By A.‘ B. O. fair competition with agents of to aome partlculai; profeeeonal or Uike 34: 80, 51. “Thaa Ha lad Nathan Hale Community Center. WALTER R FT»GD80N that'dubioua honor; by Its present neighboring atatee, who operate aa Andenon and Louise Porter will PubUstaen business interest we had encoun them out aa far aa Bsthahy, and All Work Electronically / Set Saturday Chaperons will be Mr. and Mrs. Style Show be narrators. Ushers will Ed ftouaded October 1. uoa poDcy.,and " present mood, Por After the general courtliness of they please in Oonnecticut, but tered in all our sampling of this lifting up Hla hands Ho blaaaad R obu t' Saaman, Mr. and Mrs. ward Ellis and Fred Taylor. tugal does not plan to go. the landscape architects seein g a who have Ueenslng lawn in their session’s hearings on such mat them. MThlla He blaaaed them. T atted ' Fought to Save Jews ti. James Lojsalm and members of PubUibod IfivoTT Eren.inA Except own states to keep Connecticut ters. The Stappla Rdfar o f First Oon- tha Center’s'junior dance commit Refreshments will be se:%:d by BINGO SuadAn amt Bolidkjra. Entered at the It Is SO aoiaittve on this point state license so that they would Ha parted from them.” l^t Tonight Donna Heath, Florence Goodwin, Pont Oflicc at Mancbeeter Conn aa have status in their projwt con agents out OUAKANXKED FOR ONR FIHX THAR gregationol Church, Mated from tee. Second Claae Mail Matter that its fellow rnunhers of that ' Inevitably, such arguments were Today marks tha annivaraaiy of Diane Pelenskl, Carol Patterson, ferences with other professional Cffuist’a aacanaion, and wa do well By' TOM BRRDY i part tn tha Nest Foreign Minlotry, 10 Am. to 5 p.nL Saturday at the Sister M oiy Veronica and Sis EVERY M O N D A Y-8 PM alliance of North Atlantic democ buttressed by moving expositions The RHAM High School art and Janice Porter and Kathleen Whit 8UPSCRU>nON RATES men, and after the somewhat Cargoes Slump to note this Important event Jerusalem, May 11 (F>—A heroic related that the defendant was Church, wlU benefit the church ter Mary of the Sacred Heart wiU comb. f. A. C. BALLROOM Parable in Adrance racies, meeting at Oslo this week, onerous efforts of the commercial of the benefits that would ensue ROBERT JEWELERS tale o f Norwegian underground "Infuriated” at tha feUura of the speak at a meeting o f St. Mary’s homemaking departments ' will Carrier Mall for the Connecticut public. It building repair fund. 26 VILLAGE STREET— ROCKVILLE had to be careful just how they and the savinga bankers of the "To realms of gtoiy In the skies 888 MAIN ST„ BIANOHBSTER ftghtbrii who aaved hundrede of Jewish roundup In Denmark pnd St. Oermolnh Guild, following a prsosnt their annual art axhiblt Maariieetor Evening Herald Re One Teat ...... S16.S0 /' , \ ,' A. 'MANCHBSTEB EVENINO BERALD, MANCHESTEB. OONN^ i!BURSDAY, ICAY 11» 1961 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1961 PAQIILIVBN Ghana Oreqm UnretdUtic West Big-3 Nations Beady U.S. Offers Dempsey Asks , For Start of Laos Parley PHbKc Support ^ ____ - - —--- —------— Support to 21 African Leaders (Owt P a i* Om ) Burma, India'and Cambodia. Thai Road Program land waa reluctant to send ita del tkat sporadic outborsts of ficlitins egation oif to Geneva.' A state Asia Allies {Ornmaailtrw Paga Om ) in BOB OLIVER OF CENTER MOTOR SALES wfll still occur. ment issued in Bangkok said. “Aa of now, there seems no indication “With the lighting lines un (Oeattoned tram Page One) This was a rsferenos to Dsmp- stable, groups on boU^, sides were that a cease-fire could possibly be established in the next few daye." m Y s proposed diversion at 889 left Isolated from the main armies has been put In-.place in recent mfillon from the highway fund— an at the time of the cease-fire (or The statement aald the Thai toAmrmuonrMi. of ub«tt. 21 AMomn my « nations -t£* with another state, no other Ain- government felt the conference years.” the TMMSltoty tor rsgistrathm teas Leaders der May 5) aiid may .still be In- Beset by an estimated. 12,000' d s:iu r it ______? « lff toA S d ^ tK U ,e can.eUto.shorid_.tond to It. way.’’way.’ also should be enlarged to include —to tiis gsnm l fund. Ghana hat formed a loose union CORDIALLY INVITES YOU YOUR FAMILY solved in minor clash^ Nknunsh last aigbt and called his other Southeast Aslan countries Communist rebels, South Viet Nam The R^uhUeaiis, triw control “These things still have to be drerin of expaading Ghana at the with Guinea and Mali—both to tha “interested in the weU-bclng of ia the first Asian atop for tha Vice ths Houss, havs threatened to same left-leaning camp. Nknuqah regularised. It may not be pos Preaideat in hia aurvOy of the block the diversion. expense of fielghbortog republics sible for some time yet tM gel an L aos___ and such other eountrlea haa- hailed thla cooperation as a whose security may be affected growing red menace in this part The question qf inorsssed aid "totally uhrerilstic.” assurance of complete silence all to education also enters into ths With out mentioning Nkrumab step toward hia hopsa for an even by developments In Laos.” It men of the world. tual "United States of Africa." TO ATTEND THEIR along the front." tioned Mala>’a and Indonesia. Johnson reportedly will offer picture, because the diversion dtosot^, they denounced .(n a Joint In Vientiane, however, Gen. 840 millitm more in arms aid to en would enable Dempsey to raise statement "any conception of unity President Abbe Pribert Youlou Phoumi Nosavan told the pro- able Diem to boost his 100,000- state education grimta to towns which sntaila the surrender of the of The Congo Republlo said he western cabinet only last night man army by another 20,000. by that amount • sovereignty of any African state to w orid raise The Ckmgp’s troubles that pro-Conununlst rebel artillery American aid to South Viet Nam Meanwhile, thal hike in registra anothar." at the conference. But hther dele R ® . Gets PTA AvoarA Takes Office gates reportedly feel the Congo was still poxmding his troops’ po Retirement: since her 1954 Independence has tion fees would be used to aervioe Nkriimah .has Openly coveted ® -OJ < ? sitions in the Tha Thom area. already topped 82 billion, about Miss Susanna Mamet of North th e'8160 million bond issue after Miss Patricia Miranda, 74 Wood territory to rielgbhtrag Togo and lese mast aolva their own prob The deputy premier, who is the one-fourth of that- milltmT'. Ooventry4> haa received a' 8100 the 1961-88 biennium. land St, will be installed pres trary Coast and advocriss that the lems. aollltary strong man of Premier Happy Xinies During a stopover in Honolulu, acholarshlp from the Verplanck Republican State Chairman Ed' ident of the Connecticut Dental independent African states Join to Yoriou became seriously ill with ^Inoe Boun Oura's regime, said Johnson disclosed the United PTA. win H. May Jr. said the Dempsey a federation. a liver condition this momtog but “ D K W D A Y S ” Assistants Association tonight at that, as a result, the government's By MARIK DAERR States will also set up a Central The annual aiward waa praaant- proposal would meaii an increase the Statler-Hllton Hotel in Hart Ghana waa not npresentsd at doctors are confident be will re 11-man delegation would stay out Intelligence organisation — prob ed at a meeting of the aaaoola- to 4 per cent In the state Sales tsx ford. tfaa conferenos hold here this week cover. ALL DAY FRIDAY and SAURDAY of the Geneva conference until the ably in Saigon—to coordinate all tlon Tueaday aVMtlng. or a state income tax in 1963. She is employed at the office of by t leaders of African nations Yoriou said he came here from eease-fire was verified and prob Retired Teacher Thrills U.S. intelligence in Southeast Miss Mamet, daughter of Mr. regarded as pro-westora or non- BcaxsavlUe despite ill herith to To BolhUiig New Career br. Daniel Bonacles, 336 New Bri ably would not leave for Switzer Asia. and Mrs. Emil Mamet, Bread and tain Ave., Hartford. eommltted, Nknimah calls himself clarify the positions of Preeldent land for several days. Phoumi “Being my own boss is fun. If While holding a striking force Milk St., North Coventry, la a neutral but has aligned Ghana Joeeph Kaaavubu of the nelriibor- MAY12and13 beads the delegation. I don’t get leada, I don’t make In readiness, U.S. military au- senior at Mancbeeter High SriMoL Your Pocketbook with tha United Arab Republic, tog Congo’s Central Government Harriman arrived in Geneva sales. The success of my Job Is thoriUea in Hawaii told Johnson She plans to prepare tor a teach Morocco, Guinea and Hali|ln the at Leopoldville and President srlth a prediction that the aw'aited strictly up to i.ie.” that American troopa should not ing career. ■ By PAYE HBNLB so-called Casa Blanca group that Moiae Thbomhe of Katanga Prov- This is Miss Grace Cliff's reac olBcial news will be coming along be sent to South Viet Nam at this O b itu a ry generrily-pursues an-antl-westera tocov soon. He cited the presence of tion to an after-retirement career time. . is linked with "far-reaching pl^ma Cbaaglag Jobs or Home foreign policy. Central government troops ar- Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei that keeps her so busy she scarce Johnson’s^ chief mission is to rdated TBhombe when he tried to ly has time to keep up on news tor extending United States Inter Can Affect'Your Ineome President William V. 8. Tubman Gromyko, who arrived yesterday find out how the United States Harold B. Brown of Uberla presided at the con walk out of a Congolese political to head up the Communist side of paper and current m aj^ine read ference in the internal affairs of We’re a fast moving people. can ihore up the Southeast Asian this country." Coventry—Hstold Ethan Brown, ference, which stressed the equal conference to CoquilhatvtUe and (he conference, to which 14 na ing. countries against Communist in ThU year one American In five wiU still hold him. Yoriou aaid today A public school teacher for 40 change his residence; 88 million of 69, a resident of Merrow Rd. un ity of African nations regarri-H 2 DAYS OF “FUN IUDES”...MOVIES... tions were invited. filtration.'' President Kennedy re til recently, died Tuesday at Ms of sise, called for all to show ter Kaaavubu worid be to the came •T think that, in view of the years. Miss Cliff now is selling portedly has given hia emiasary ua will move to another home. posltkHi if Tdiombe is not released pens, pencils and desk accessories Labor moUUty fpUows the pat ritorial respect for others and Authorized fact Mr. Gromyko is already here, sweepl^ authority to make sug- Coviello Charse home In Orlando, Fla. warned against hsrhortog dissident soon. He did not clarify this. an official certification of a cease- on commission. tern: Jt’s estimated that 8A mil He was bom on May 6, 1893, in 'Tension between the Cmtral geationa to the heads of states he lion people a year leave one em elements from other nations to flrs will be coming along soon,” Besides pens and pencils. Miss meets on behajf of tha adminis Changed by Court Ooventry, a son of John and Clarl- cany out subversive activities government and Youlou’s r^irns Harriman said. Cliff’s wares include such teaching ployer to worit for \ another. New bel Barrows Brown, and had lived EXHIBITS AND ENTERTAINMENT tration. York’s Chase Manhattan Rafik, In against thrir homelands. has Increased in recent weelu as Rusk, arriving last night, said he tools as desl: sets, chalk holders Talking with newsmen en route In Oiventry most of his life. But, the conference sUtement Y oriou strongly denounced Factory Personnel would take part in the conference and marking pencils. A charge of embesslement by its bulletin "Business in Brief,” to Saigon, Johnson said the Unit points out that almost 60 per cent He waa a member of Vriri said, “Should any African state de- 'Ibhombe’s arrMt. “ only if information from Laos per “I had never sold so much aa a agent against James J. QovieUo, Lodge of Masons of Merrow. ed States “la trying' to show its 43, of Dunn Rd., Coventty, waa of these Job switches involve s mits it.” Harriman is to replace ticket to a church aoclal when I concern for 'peace In the worid.” Mr. Brown Is.suridved by a sla tackled this Job," said this Mid- nolled today- in the Manchester change to a different industry and for the ENTIRE FAMILY Rusk as head of the U-S. delegaticm Ha said th|s waa evidenced by the a different occupation. Another 20 ter,' Mrs. Ella Brown Heyer of Or srben the Secrets^ returns to westerner. session of 12th Circuit (Tofirt. lando, With whom he ll'ved. 12th Circuit Arrest, Warning However, 40 yean aa a teacher U.S. position in Geneva at the nu The court, however,, brought a per cent shift to a diffprent Indus- Will Be On Hand Washington, perhaps next week. clear test ban talks and by U.S. Graveside services at Storrs The truc^ comnUimon flew yes and aa a night school principal new charge—embezzlement of ec- tiY but perform the same type of In Two Crashes agreement to the cea^-fire in Job while 8 per cent move iqto a Ometery will be conducted by the terday from Vientiane, the taotian gave Miaa Cliff an Invaliiahle aa- cleziaztlcal zociety, and continued Mastmie Lodge at 2 p.m. Saturday. G>urt Cannes aet for her new career. loe. the case until May 29 under different type of Job in the same A L L FREE! esmltal, to Xieng Khouang, the “But we don't want anybody to industry. The Rev. Allison R. Heaps wUl One driver was arrested and an rebel headquarters, for its first "I know nearly all the prind- ‘misunderstand us.” he warned. 81,500 bond. (TovieUo had been officiate. pala in our city'a achpol sy^m ,” imder 83,000 bond. Work histories of more than other wan given a written warning To Assist’ You eontsct with the proGommunist “We are not going to be bullied three iniUlon peisons covering a Ladd Funeral Home of 19 EI- BIANOHESTEB SESSION Pathet tao rebels and Prince Mias Cliff aald. "Often, it’a a case Coviello was arrested on Msirch as the reerit of two accidente in of calling old friends for an ap- by anyone, and we are not going decade showed ' that two-thuds lingtofi Ave., Rockville, la in Harry Olander, 47, of 7o6 m iU Souvanna Fhouma, the head of the to bully anybody.” 25 following an audit of the books Manchester yesterday. A third DKW 750 MSTRWiJTED NATIONAUY lY 'polntment. of NaUian Hals Community Cen changed Jobs at least once in that charge of arrangements. St, was given a 10-dky Jail sen nunp government recognised by period and that more than a quar driver waa slightly injured. / (he Communist bloc as the legal *T never drop in. -Often I adt The Vice Prealdent'a vlrit ter, of which he was treasurer. The tence for Intoddeation. to come at Itmch hour, ao I can aroused enthusiasm among the ter changed Jobs three times or C at! 'V. LeOeyt, 30, o f 156 Irving Throughout laotlan government. audit revealed 82,690 as the more. Joeeph Befranek, 25; of West Betoie leaving Vientiane, the talk to teachers during their firee South Vietnamese. Newspapers amount of embezzlement, of which St, was charged with improper SAFETY cheered him aa an "Ambassador of Young people do more Job Funeralt WiUtogton, was fined ^ 5 on two eommiaaion chairman, Samar Sen tim e.” restitution of a greater part of charges; driving vdille license was passing at 1 p.m. on New State'Rd., MERCEDES-BENZ of^flndla said he aaw "encouraging' She plana to work another year, Freedom” and declared hia tour is switching than older folks. Those 1,000 feet north o f Hilliard St. Po that sum haa been returned. In the 25-34 age group are twice under suspension as a stoond of aigna.” He could not predict, how which will give her more than to show that the United States la Coviello, former Coventry sel Charlee FtodUy lice said his car struck a dump a "most reliable ally.” aa likely to change Jobe and resi fender, 8310, and passing a red The Day ever, when he could certify to enough quarters to be digibje for ectman and treasurer of the cen Funeral services for Charles light, 815. truck being operated 'by Stephen Geneva that the cease-fire pro But one Saigon dally, Yuen dences than either younger or old Rychling, 58, o f Sputh (Coventry, social security. This will supple ter, was i;ppresented in court by er people. Findlay, 98 Summit St., will be held MaJortoHlbbard, ISrOf 41 Byron claimed eight days sgo was Actual ment her teacher’s pensloh'. Tong, warned: “We hope that the Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the and in the procM left 125 feet of U.S. authorities, after getting a Atty. Harold Garrlty of Manches W hat have these shifts meemt Rd., waa fined 818 for failure to ly in affect Miss Cliff also does suhstltuto ter. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main grant right of way. skid marks. LeCteyt wa« summoned Only ^Mradic shooting hss bspri concrete idea of the real aituation geographically to the family in to appear to'Glrcuit Court,- M u. toachlng. come dollar? St. ’The Rev, Clarence B. Y^nslow The case agatoat Ralp Brown, 37, reported In the past week, but the "*1 never want to leave a acbool In thla area, will no longer hesi of Church of the Nazarene will of Chester, on May 29. There were nonc oppoaing armies have been unable tate to act. The time is running A partial answer is offered in of Kennebunk, Maine, charged with tojuries and dama^ie was not l^ dlilg with the knowledge that ficiate. Burial will be to East Ceme- driving without a motor vehicle li I ah to agree even on a meeting place out for us.” "Money Matters” Issued by the In heavy. I forced aomeone to biiy aome- A b ou t T ow n stitute of Life Insurance. It re cense, waa nolled. to negotiate details of a permanent thlng,” the ntired teacher aaid. An American official here said % ends may call id the funeral Wells C. Dennison, 46, of 20 Steep DISTMIUTED NATIONALLY lY truce. Johnson would urge Diem to insti ports: Five cases wers conttoed: Hrilbw Lane, was civen a written AUTO UNION 1008-S “I sell only what people -want.” The wealth of rural nonfarm home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 Until Tuesday, James V. Hard Vientiane meehwhile was filled Mlaa CUT’S 40-year teaching tute political, abclal and economic The Inasmuch Club of the to 9 p.m . t^mmtog for failure to drive a rea- reforms by reminding the Indo families ia on the increase while ing, 19, of Glastonbury, for Jury ncmable distance apart as the re TAKE with holiday crowds today, out to Church of the Nazarene will meet career Included asaignmenta at that of urban and farm famiUea is trial on charge of speeding. celebrate constitution day and the three eleuentary achools. For 20 china leader that long-range peace Monday Instead of Tuesday next sult of hia car striking’the roar of ECONOMY opening of the National Assembly. and eecurity do not hinge on arma on the decline. In I960, the urban Wool Bring$ More Until Thursday , Garth Q. Mpad- a car being driven by Mrs. Ann M. MERCEDES-BENZ years, she taught elementsry sub week. Members will assemble at family had 71.5 cents of the fam See The. Informed sources in the Laotian alone. One Vietnamese govern the Davis building at 7:30 p.m. to er, 20, of Mystic, for court trial on Mitchell of S3 E. Middle 'Tpke., on jects to adults In evening class ily income dollar. Ten years later charge of disregarding standard coita l said Gen. Phoumi Nosavan, at a high school. For anc^er 20 ment officia l sugg^eated the Vice proceed in cars for'a tour of the Canberra — Wool accounted for E. Middle Tpke., 100 feet east of A FUN RIDE it had but 658 cents. right-wing atrongman of the west President may run into opposition Wonder Bakery in East Hartford. about 44 per cent of Australia’s traffic control marker; James J. Elro St., at noon yesterday. years she was principal of that if he makes further American as The rural nonfarm family had Brannlck Jr., 22, of Farmington Police aaid Mrs. Mitchell waa Internationally ern-backed government, would night school. Friends may invited. export trade last year, more-than lead a 10-man delegation to the sistance contingent on thesh re 19.3 cento of the family income charged with failure to drive right turning into her driveway at the “I had worked ao many hours dollar in 1950, 28.1 cents o f it 10 any other item. The 1960 clip, auc IN THE FABULOUS DKW Geneva conference. 'Riere was no form s. tioned at 13 centers, brought 8916,- a't a rotary, failure to carry reg time her car was atruck. s week, I would have bem com "The United States should not years later. The farm family had istration and faUure to grant right Mrs. Mitchell complained of a word on departure plana. pletely lost if I had retired to 9.4 centffbf the family Income dol 000,000 . from abroad compared Delagatians representing the try to interfere in our affairs,' with 8710,000,000 the previous o f way. whiplash Injury to her neck, went AND WE WILL GIVE YOU Fantous Marie complete leisure,” she said. this official said. Police Arrests lar in IWO, only 6.6 cents of it Until May 22, James Gesting, to Manchester Memorial Hospital Pathet L«o and Souvanna Phouma 10 yean later. year. Japan is Australia’s best cus arrived yeeterday by way at Pei- . Liberal elementa have protested tomer for wool, followed by Britsln 22, of Elltogton, for .-tampering for an examination, and was dis AUTO UNION 1000 D1STRIRUTED NATIONALLY BY ptog and Moacow. Q—I am 49 yearn old and have that the Diem government is a Tht number of families living in with a motor vehicle on t'wo counts. charged. worked many years under social Louie Fazzino, 31, of 16 Lincoln urban areas increased by k.8 mil and France. Gromykii one of the flrat to ar- family dictatorship and have security. I have been doing sales charged corruption in high places. St., waa charged at 7:80 last night lion between I960 and 1959. In tlvs for tha conference, aald Rus work but now, with only 10 per with breach of peace aa the result the same period, the rural non sia win make every effort to acdve Diem has promised a ahakeup but cent vision, I flndil can not carry so far has not made good on his of a domeatic diettwbanoe. He farm family increased by 4.3 mil FREE... MERCEDES-BENZ the laotlan problem “Justly and QUALI-nr on. Are there any benefits I can promise. posted a 850 bond for appearance lion, while the number of families “ DREAMS wltbout procrastination and to g e t ? — U R. Johnson will remain in Saigon in Circuit Court, Manchester, on on farm s declined .jby 893,000. GENUINE BAVARIAN s tamp 0ut a hotbed of war dan- A—I suggest that you ask your May 39. Aa you move from area to area, LOCKER PLANT. f w " until Satttfday morning, then fly social security office vdither you to Manila. He 'will also visit the aa you change Jobs, keep careful Cleee on tha heels of the Rus- are eligible for monthly ben^U Nationalist Chinese government New Ferry Largeot watch over your personal affain. AND B E E R S T E IN Absolutely No slaas came Red China’s delegation, aa a disabled worker. Eligibility on Formosa, Hong Kong, Thai Make certain that: w haadad by Chen T i, and" a North requirements include at least five land, India and Pakistan, then re Kiel, Germany — People-travel 1. You leave a forwarding ad Obligation Vletaameaa group headed by For years of work under Social securitjr turn to Waahington via ^rope. ing between Kiel, Germany, and dress with the local post office. eign Minister Ung Vsn Khiem. during the 10 years Just before J(^naon is being accompanied by 3. You change your address on MEAT MARKET Fourteen nations were invited Oslo, Norway, will soon be able sU insurance policies. Check to To Buy you ^am e disabled. top state (Apartment aides. Among to cross the Oresund and the L I. WOOD to the conference, which was call (All rights reserved, those traveling with him are Am see how soon any new group or ed by Britain and the Soviet Union Skagerrak in 19 hours on the health Insurance policies become s ------— — - ___ _ - ______Newqiaper Enterprise Assn.) bassador Kenneth Young, assignMl world’s largest ferry. The new 466- as co-chairman of the 1954 Geneva to Thailand and the Southeast Asia effective. ^ parley that wrote the Indochina foot ship, able to accommodate 620 3. Don’t forget that small sav Treaty Organization (SEATO), and passengers and 120 cats,- is nsarn armistice. Invited this tjme were Safety Record Set Stephen Smith, Ksnnedy-i brother ings account that yoU' or Junior MOTHER’S DAY SPECIALS the United Ststes, FiiUice, Red Ing compjetion In a Kiel yard. It n^ht have opened ’ years ago. SEE A DARING DEMONSTRATION -in-law.law, who Ula deputy chiechief of a will provide year-round service, Chins, North and South Viet Hgm Washington — Last year was the special task .group making a study Trice It with you. GtAYLEDGE FARM NATIVE WAYBEST FRESH NATIVE Laos, Canada, Thailand, Poland, safest in the history of the Air leaving Kiel three times a week. 4. Make certain the Social Se OF THE MULTI-PURPOSE SALE” of (Tommunlri subversion and guer Force. In 7.300.000 miles of flying, rilla tactics In South Viet Nam. curity Administration knows of FReSH FARM FROZEN ROASTINO^YINO-BROIUNG fatalities totaled 110 compared The official Soviet news agency FLOOD PERIL GROWS your new Job or residence. This Chicago, Bfay 11 (P>—Near may be a good time to check Favorif* Style with 184 in 1059. Tasa tod^ said Waahington has declared Eouth Viet Nam "Disaster record flood crests pressed whether you are receiving full A WONDERFUL Area No. 1." against weakened and soggy credit on your earnings. Mail your DKW In a New York-datellned dispatch, levees In sections of the Mid request to the Social Security Ad Chickens «> 3 5 BuHerfly Quilt! Tass said west flood belt today as work ministration, Baltimore 35, Md., Turkeys»’ 5 5 AICUTAWAY 3 to 8',i Lbe. COLOR ” Thf new powerful upsurge of the ers tolled around-tbe-elock to giving account nui^ber, birth date 18 to 22 Lbs. patriotic movement in the country, hold back the surging waters. and address. i BRONCO MODEL OF THE FAMOUS directed "against the corrupt Ngo Flood conditions appeisred the 6. Make certain you get W-2 TRAVELOGUE Dinh Diem clique h u thrown Into most serious la sections o f forma for federal Income taxes MEUOWGOLD READY TO EAT THE OFFICIAL NATO CAR D K W E N G IN E panic official Washington quar, southern Illinois, where six eoun- from your former employer. STAHL-MEYER HICKORY V > ters.” ties have been designated dis (All rights reserved. Newspaper SMOKED ''• ' '^’KLESSa SKINLESS. 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Ml 3-8424 Send 80e now to r tfaa Spring Have you the ’61 Album oon- M l 3 -1 5 9 1 A EnBBMT *61 Baffie Puhlon, our taining many lovaly designa aad PLmTYoepRnrAMaiiesrACi / ^ 3 4 CENTEK STREET NEW LOCATION mtopMa patteni book. free pattonwr Only 80o a copy ■ t MANCHESTER BVENIKQ HERALD, HAN0HE8TBR. OONN^ THURSDAY. MAY ll. 1961 Section Two TBtIBSDAT, HAT 11, IM l THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1961 Pages 13 to 24 ara askad to aeS ttat Oto od fo n u i Sauer, Rohart BhbeaUee^ Anthony Rlehard Bhmmood, James Sharp- Ooinmanlon at tha Ain. MM8 ara kept dean and to good JWfialr RnaaMd and Paul Shaa. ley, Raymond Warren, WUUam Sunday. Tha Oouneil has sat June Woman Director AX LA NTUj stoca Uiey art axpactad to ba used BoBetto Boarti Gauthier, Steven A . Htods, Robert >7 aa tha data for tha anndhl ..din for several years. Uniforms toould MfRNACI OIL . ) Bolton a ra n g a w lll hoM Its Luke and Thomas Carpanter. ner nt Plano’s Rastoutont Raeer- F o r Rec Aatoowtle Oetvorv not ba cut or altared permanmtly. nelU mystarymystery nde,ride, oompiotaoompleta iwith The Sheridan OU taam srtU hava vations may ha made with Mrs. Aboard USS hake Chtanplain Msmban of tha M and M CHI Citizen Campaign Set; isfrsBhmentB. Prtday ■dsrard Hutchinson m a man- Robert Simmons ot Tsrto RIU Dr., The toeisdUoa departmsnp ipay L.T.WOOD CO. Board Sells team this year will be Wilfred lembats arwaakad to meat North ovantry< Phoae^fU 5-liM Early Retirement Plan MazweD aa manager, glm T u y t S K qger apd team a m b a r John W ar- have a program director tor girts’ at tha Community HnU at 8 phn. fol Harry Hoa? RldiaM Petock, A ll Council otttoHs hnvs bsen coach; WendaU Bltlisr, Robert Oongregators. oouptas dub o t and prwnen’s netivttlss and for to# Small Plot to Robteson. C d w pd P a s h t o . David Wayna Warren, Burr Tomilnaon, re-eleoted to servo for hnother Town Sailor‘On Deck’ •PTA Seats Mrs. Daley Bolton Omgraghtlonal Ohnroh, Jay'Plante, Rlchhrd Amundsen, term. They are Mrs. RoQand e n d ^ pstsQ^ who will begin 'to Korrls, John Potterton, Peter P. will meet PtUny at 7:45 pm . at Uvo to t ^ new houkng project on For Police Approved Traygla, Robert O’Cbanell, Brian WlUiam Mlchewies, Bdbby Hutdi- MeloOhs; praaident: Mrs. Roland Green Manor the Paritada Bowltog Alleys. ABsr Inson, Philip PontloeUl, Craig Mass#, sloe prestdant; Mta George W. Center St. to Novsraber. A program to IncroMO 100 per cant memberihlp, an aa- IB d i^on , Raymond Oreml. Rodg^ bdwUng, tha groim wlU return to The board of dlrSctois last night pandad “Educator” prtntad in er Oroee, Tom Miner, Jeffrey Uhx- Pepin, David Southarlln, Arthur MhnsggiA secretary and Mra An Manchester policemen may retire at the age of 65, instead mderatanding of «yuc»tton mhI the church tor remshments. ' thony Arasentano, traasurer. They voted to permit tha sujMrtnteniBnt The board of directors agreed photo-offoet' which would parmit well, lA rty O’Connell. Thomas Ctork, Stephen Nichols and Andy Notice •ppointmeat of an eight-*nemb« The eonflrmatten class of Bolton Hoar. were nominated hy a oommlttaa of the ISC dmartment. Jamas Her- t last night to ull a little piece of of 65, provided they have served 30 years with the force, and Acquaint • the - Citizena Team illustrations, televiaiata timApatd Praddo and Jackie Sadler. dto, to hire tne program director-^ By MABOB RLTNN Congregational Church will meet The Bolton Dairy team win be compoeed of-M ra Charles Robbiiw, WE HAVE DAILY land on W, Middle TpXe. to Green provided they contribute 5 per cent of their pay to the pen (ACT) to carry out the program display spaca in newspapers on a The *TSducatora” (PTA-monsor- Friday at a pm . at tha hhureh. M ra Henry Perry and Xra. James a sroman—at th# axpense of some were endoreed by Bolton P T A at ed team) will be managed by Ray manager by Emerson Bosworth other part of the faereation hudgat, “W e were due for a liberty,'but for onc8, nobody complain Manor Construction Co. tor "one sion fundi instead of the 2.5 per cent other town employes regular basis, publication p t spe Geer. contribute. Ita meeting last night at the Com Cocconi; coach wjU ba P ru k ly n An a climax to family week be and coached by Joseph Tracy. a d o p ^ t h a 1M148 budget d elivery t o th e ed when it was canceled.” dollar and certain- other valuable c i f pamphlets as the need arisea An amendment to the pension munity Hall. and other such means. Bevins; players, Mhmtlse, ing observed nt United Methodist Team members will bs N. James laid weak, the diractors had voted ' That was the report of Seaman James R. McCavanagh, 21, considerations." terrupted service would be per Mrs. Cerlton T. Daley was in Steve Freddo, Alan OocoonI, Don Church, there 'will be a family pot- Preusa,.Jimmy Wood, Leo Gau MsnrhiistM Bvenlng HoraM to cot tha 84,004 ter the program ordinance w u approved lu t night mitted. John Harris, chairman at the of Manchester, who witnessed from the flight declr of the The'.certain other valuable con by the board o f directors to permit stalled aa president of the unit by Board of Education, pledged the ald Tedford, Larry Peace, Michael luck at 8:80 pm . Saturday at the thier, Donald Roaer, Bruce Chan BoHon conraapoadeat, Orace Mc- director. General Manager Richard Marttrt church. A program of singing and Dennott, telephoaa Mltoliell BOLTON tiSS. Lake Champlain the des'cent^ siderations to which the company this plan for policemen. Principal Richard B. XUther, who help of the board in obtaining bat Scanlon, Douglas Bevins. Charles dler, Gary Jeske,. Bill Cummings, M a ^ Harold A. Turklngtan saidi and recovery of Navy Cmdr. Aton among about 2,000 crewmen lined said that approved leaves of ab also installed Eaijah J. Roser aa Zeppa. Todd Leventhal, Bobby recreation for the whole fantUy Oqrl Ntekse, Tom Crockett John the Arectors bhd ihisimdarstood has agreed are payment of 75 per The cost to the town to cover sence, such as for military service, ter educational facilities. . Shepard last Friday. on the carrier deck. "But I was the policemen’s current service vice president: Mrsi Robert Gor- SHeaxidaliMd the board’s new Ohnbted, Tun Wllgtoaon, Kenneth has been planned. McDonald, Walter Roaer, James tbe budget request from the rec America's first successful man- cent of some sewer asseumenU, might complicate the issue. Direc The adiut ’cmiflrmaUon class of right up front and took lots of pic benefit will remain the same, said ‘ ton, secretary; and Mrs. Samuti proposal for a junior high achool Hhapaxian, Dennis Sheridan, Ste- Tracy, John Bossrorth, Douglas ', department, Hs said the directors AREA Bhd space flight gave a -tremen tures for memories,” he added. and the construction of a retaining tors agreed to let the ordinance OugUebnino, treasurer. pthen Nichols, Barry Sherldu and St. Maurico Church wUI mset Fri Chandler and John Galkltta. Ship Danes* Largest tbought tha woman was to handle actuary Homer Anderson, if the wording be "that ho shall have and said that althoaih some rooms dous boost to morale of the air The crew, heard tbe countdown wall around the little piece of land. average age of the policemen re TOe P T A voted, also, to accept Ki'evto McDaimott. day at 8 p.m. to th# rsetory meet Tha first game of the season only tha program for the elderly. The company wants the land, completed 30 years of service in contained in the ptavious proposal ing room. Copenhagen—Tha largest ship craft carrier's oreiv, McCavanagh from Cape Canaveral over the mains the same. the offer o f the Board o f Educa have been elimlnatad, the estima The Plano Realty team will con wUl ba played .Monday at 5 pjn. reported yesterday after his ar ahip’a oommunication system and said Atty. John D. LaBelle, counsel the police department." tion to do the required enumera ever built in Denmark is the 8,000- If the average age increues ted cost of the revised proposal sist of Pete RoberU aa manager; Park Dept. Team at the Bolton Dairy field between LENOX rival home. h e i^ Shepard talk from 'the cap for the compsny, to build pdrt of a The pension plan will he imple tion of all children in the fall. The ton, 17,000,000,408-foot-long cargo- B&r 297 Feet Long from 35 to 40, and if all the men cannot be accurately given with Walter Bavler, coach; players, On the Park Department team M and M Oil and the Bolton Dairy, liner. Funchal, ordered by toe Por * ■ y , ■■ .11» wm " I was proud to be a part of this sule, McChivanagh said. driveway around a 52,000 sqdare mented after the controller sets up board recently voted to pay J200 Kenneth Bavier, John W. Harris, wUl he Dick Rtaley as manager; foot addition to the Grhnd Union retire u soon u they are eligible the change:^ In payroll deductions. out consultation with an architect. teanqs. Bach of the boys sriU bo tuguese Une, Empresa Insulana de Providence, R. L — The longest PHARMACY Matorio first,'' added the seaman, Tha USS. Lalu Champlain, which for this task. (torlton Miller, Robert Boake, Raymond Splser, coach; {flayers. sen o f Mrs. Peter Magrel, 60 Market at the Shopping Parkade. to at age 55,. the cost to the town More than 50 people attended noURed by the managers when Navegaoao. Launched recently, tbe cocktail bar to .the world Is on had Just flnished .an antl-aubmar- The vote to sponsor a program Warren Kleinscbmidt, Alan Skin Milton Jsnaen, Richard Holbrook, Ifomstead St. The sewer usessments which for current service benefits might the session. They were shown a future practices wlU be held. ship will carry 400 passengers and B lo A Island, off the Rhode Island ine warfare exercise before the to increase citisen understanding ner, BUI Bdmnann, Harold Sauer,. Michael Plano, Tom Sparpley, m E.'canat sr. •McCavanagh said he first saw a the company has agreed to u ttle increue from 2.87 per cent to 5.42 movie, "The Influential. Ameri OOP^ 'News 1,500 tons of cargo, starting in coast. The bar la 297 feet long, space flight was scheduled, was Odells Will Head of education followed a discussion Duane LeBlanc, PauL KosUcowalU. Keith carpenter, William Valen *q>ig orapge parachute," but in part total 810,685. The u- per cent. cans," showing advanced teaching St. Maurice Council of OithoUe October, between Lisbon and just 8 feet shorter than a football m . Ml test* stationed in the plotted recovery of the need to cooperate with the methods used in many schools Ridiard Behrmann, Richard tine, Robert Knowles, Steven Oeer, Women will recei'vo corporate couldn't see the'capsule at first. seuments were levied against the Anderson told the directors th'i Board of Eklucation to promote the Madeira and tha Azores. field. -area 800 miles down range in the New Illing PTO throughout the country. Then he sighted the capsule, sway Farmlands Exchange Oorp., a sub- w u highly unlikely, since there educational goals of the town. 'It Atlantic for flva days’ awaiting PBO Seta Meetlag ing back and fortli. A Navy taell- aldiary o f Green Manor, and is a large turnover on the police was said that the P T A and the the rocket flrlhg. force. New men replace the older Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Odell were The Public Building Commission qppter picked up and dellvetito As against Green Manor President board were the two groups in town tronaut Shepard aboard ther air The utrohaut hero was ^xiard men, he said, keeping the average elected co-presidents of the new (PB O will meet Monday at 8 pjn. N ell Ellis in 19gS for uw ers on moat interesttfd in educatioii. craft carrier in aboilt five min the ,fljigzhflp o f theTecovery tdree Broad St. -T. ) age down. Illing Junior' High Sohool PTO at the Community Hall to con-, about two hours before he w u th e resolution adopted provided utes,'while a Marine helicopter rer However, the cost to the town to last night at An organizational aider a proposal of the Board of flown to Grand Bahama Island The company now agreu, said meeting attended by 175. for an "integrated program of ac covered the capsule, he related. .Atty. LaBelle, to pay 75 per cent amortize the unfunded liability tivities directed to acquaint all Education for a junior high school “The crew set up a mighty cheer to r hospital rest and checkup, the to be built on town-owned property o f the usessments immediately, will increase by 1 per cent of the Other officers elected were Bolton retidenta arith the purpose, as Shepard jumped out of the heli seaman said. Shepard’s visit from Nicholas Cataldo, vice president; on Brandy St. The board has re apace w u followed up with a plus Interest. This will amount to active payroll, from .7 to 1.73 per needs and methods of public qd- copter. Shepard shook hands with about $18,000, he said. The re cent, said Anderson. Mrs. Edward Go.ss, secretary; and quested the PBC to take prompt a medic and then sprang to a float birthday party for all crewmen ucation.** action on the proposal so a town maining 26 per cent will be set Robert Starkel, treasurer. on which the capsule was resting aboard the C9iaimplain who had Given OpUnn A one-act play, ‘"ITie Case of the It directed the P T A execuUVe m tled in court meeting may 1 called as soon aa to reach his Helmet," McCavanagh birthdays in May, McOavanagh There are several policemen who eoiW ittee to appoint an “Acquaint possible to vote on funds to obtain will not benefit from the new plan, Missing Handshake,” by Nora the Citlsens Team" (ACTT) which said. reported. General Manager Richard Mar Sterling, was presented by the an architect to secure plans. tin said the benefit to the sewer because they will b« 65 years old would Include the P T A presidmt The Manchester youth was The aircraft carrier, after a re Little Theater of Manchester to The Republicans Town Commit department would be great, ainee before they have put in 80 years’ program chairman, "Educator” fueling atpp at Mayport base near benefit the Manchester Health As tee will meet tonight at 8 at the there ia no law eiiilch compela service with the town.. These men chairman,' and Bve members-at- Jacksonville, Fla., returned to Its sociation. Community Halt. quick hearing on eewer. auesa- will be given the option of joining home port at Quonset Point, R.I. The cast included Betty Luitd- large, to device such a program Immediately following the meet- ment appeals, u there la. on tax the new plan or staying with the McCavanagh, who will remain berg, Ann Russell, Gene .Walton, and establish budgetary require Ing of the Republican Town Com aseessment appeals. present one. ments. mittee, the Town Planning Com home until May 22, (lu served The amount of money which a and Philip Russell. Director was James Klar, chairman of the ENJOY aboard the Champlain for 22 The sewer department will re policeman will receive will be one- Ruth Rowley, amd Eklward Tybur- mission 'Will meet at the hall to dis ceive part of the money Im committee which puUishes the cuss the Board of Education's pro months. He is a second youth, identified as Duffy, threw Breach of Peace • some bottles at the girls’ car CANNED SODA » 12i’l NA'nONAt. BHOZ8 WNe ’THE BELL which broke on the road, and re HUNT'S SOUD PACK (SAVE32e) for ^ Charged to Five sulting in the flat tire. The youths then changed the Five Manchester youths were tire for the girls. The second breach of peace arrested around midnight as the charge was placed against Duffy Calif. TOMATOES are sure to please, at both " result of a complaint that oite of at the police station when he al WeSTnaD BRAND (SAVE 25c) , them had thrown some bottles legedly made an insulting remark from the car they were riding In' to one of the girls, police said. that caused a fia t tire on a car in Roberta was Identified by the which four girls from out of town girls as being the driver of the GRAPE DRINK & Si’l were riding. i William R. Griffin, 18, of 278 MOTHER’S DAY CARDS FAIRWAY STORES Parker St.; Herbert Dougan, 18, fohless Aid Asked ARMOUR'S STAR of 45 Riverside Dr.; David J. Mc- AMERICAN Adam, 19, of 52 Weaver Rd.; and Hartford', May 11 (/P)—Federal Better Beef . . Better Trim 70S MIDDLE TPKL EAST Emmitt T. Roberts Jr., 20, of 203 aid to help alleviate unemployment Shoe fashions that match the carefree mood of summer... Young N ’ Fairs in versatile Glorietta Peaches Main St, were all charged wiih in the industrialized Naugatuck white, black or sand beige. Styled with accordion pleats. Jet heels and needle toes. For 975 main street Next to Hm New Popular breach of peace and were released Valley has been requested by the ELBERTA FANCY casual comfort... flatties topped with a saucy bow. You’ll step into summer fun with Date SEE ouk COMPLETE SELECTION OF GREETING CARDS after posting bonds of $100 each General Assembly.'-, » BOLOGNA for appearance in Circuit Court, Porterhouse»99* "known for variety at Its bestl" The House, in concurrence with Mates and Young N ’ Fairs only |3.99 and $4.99 at your friendly National Shoe Store. Manchester, on May 20. the Senate, approved a resolution David W. Duffy, 20. of 77 Lock- yesterday asking President Ken Large No. 2V2 Con we ore tonitc . till world wood St., was charged with two nedy and Congress to corisjder es- BY THE counts of breach of peace, and tabilshment of a public w o r^ pro Lenox Pharmacy with throwing objects on the high gram and other measures to- al STEP up • STEP OUT • STEpIN PIECE (SA VE 6c) . o p e n friday V p.m. stamps way. He was -released under $250 leviate the area’s economic dis 299 E. CENTER ST. Ml'9-0896 39: bond for court appearance the tress. GRADE ‘A' TURKEYS same day. The resolution had the support Police said the Incident occurred of both parties. OVEN READY ^ on' Center St., west of Broad St. Unemployment in the Nauga J ' ■' *' • J 17. The girls were quoted by police tuck Valley la reported between as saytog that the car with the 10 and 11 per cent of the work ALL SIZES youths followed - them for some force — about 3 per cent higher distance, all the time trying to at than the Johlees level throughout PREVENT mother’s day cards tract their attention. Then one the state. (NO COUPONS NEEDED) and may we suggest The. Junior Daughters of Isabella THIS... 250 EXTRA STAMPS Present gC E Y T D A WITH FURGHASE OF PKQ. OF 8 C A | | 1 A KURLir KATB p o t OUSANEB8 for mother , THE; FIFTH ANNUAL enii E V nni WITH p u b c h a s e o f o ’c e d a b IW E A IIIII SWEET CUBAN BROOMS ' X ' . rvTDA PURCHASE o f q t . j a b paddle and saddle sportswear EMERALD BALL ?<* M EA I n il POPULAR MAYONNAISE ■ \ E YTD A w rni PURCHASE OF PKO. lovely blouses # hosiery a 9 EA I nH ANN DALE CpOKIES May ^ from 8:00 P.M. to 12:00 P.M « c E V T D A W ITH PURCHASE OF 8-OZ. PKO. A3 EA I n n CAUACK CHEESE drip dry gowns, pajamas, dusters /s’V » A T ’ A5 EXTRA WITH PUBCHME of 1-UB. PKO. delicate long-wearing slips The MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB HY-QRADE SKINLESS FRANKS lb Anyone interested contzct Maureen McOann at MI 3-4814 for belts # bras # panties # bprons” tickets. Donation S3.00 Per Couple FULL SHANK „ lovely glassware sets H A L F ID DRAIN OUT WINTER JVOW/ Ready Hams pyrex ware # revere ware # beauty ware TOP GRADE ^ these and many more lovely gifts are found Chuck Roast CHOICE ® SP R IN G S p e c i a l Coventry Day School I Oriiii, flinh and All ' • 1 . OUART • SIZE Summer Session Change all-5-qt(. ALL FOR ORLY.,. Fresh Orange Juice . Mobiloil! (Mobiloll 2 Special, eitra) JUNE 26-AUGUST 4 TOSmiddia tplw. nwt j Lubacation-phit CALIF. 975 main stiut ^ -i_:. • . * i ^ ^ a cat iiKpcctien - Cantaloupes L A R G E e a » next to the m w popoUr Remedial and accelerated program in Reading, Special 13* ^torial Program in Math, Language,'Arts and'Com 'DRI¥E IK mAYl I* w o H d 6.95 "known for yorioty ot Its htstr* munication Skills. PersoiiaUzed programs for. the indi- • • ▼idnaL 1-3 hourg o f instruction daily as needed. Combi Mobil nation Camp-School enrollment available. M ORIARtY open tonito 200 NAYIONA1 SHOI STORK IN tASTIRN U.S. LOW PRICES Plus Warld Green Stamps! (in p.BL Coatact INrector MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE *100,000 ^ aiA friiay ^ BROTHERS 388 'West Middle Turnpike WpawaasMSMOM n 2-6786 or tv ^ -l: ■ PAGE IDUBTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1961 BlANCHESTgR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CON!T.^^rHURSDAY, MAY 11, 19lBl P A O B F im iK - • f '11^ I sacretary of tha Oonnactlcut Milk He card C o v e n try B ts h ro n ty at OUaad H8U at reati^to peraons reoeivi^ pea- aaid the committee action wain't and one third went to thTlIlggipa gram ehairman. Mamben of the fbr Haalth Aaaoclatlon; Ellsworth p.m. on Mayy 19th for ths benoflt Cottunittee Split Ganc)y Sale Nets O fficers. In stalled L. Co veil, Stata Grange aacratary; K ■lona la the amouat of Jobleaa pay binding nt thle time op the partlea. fund. Oleaaera and Ward' cItoIm will Installatioii ^ , of Its hsU n p s lr projects; Patrons Gladatone' anld both partlea K indberg G uilty and tha Rav, Albsrt 8. Woodwmrth, M rs. Por,ter N am ed srill play ths card game of their O n Job Pay B ill beneflta they oea pocket Another candy aale will be held provide hoepitaUty and fUlowShlp. couldn’t rmch an agreement on the $5^^ for H iggins sometime over the weekend. By^outhW SCS Stata Giwiga . chaplain wlU be tha choice. 1 The Demooratlo.-cbntroUed eea- O n Check Charge Judges for n a UWl contaal Judg ate labor commlttM haa approvad jobleee bUla. To meet tha leglala- . BED STUDENT LOANS M other of Year Judging for tha National Orange Hartford, l^y ii c« - Tho tive deadline for brin in g out blUa, The annual IhstallatlOn oif new e B ab y H as ing wlU taka place at tha Orange Baking Cwtoat wlU .taka place a bill changing, the beneflta from About $500 waa ralaed Monday OIL QUOTA REVIEW UBOED Hartford, May 11 Wy—A bill to New offtoers . wan tabliild offices In OlMtanbury an June 18 loflalaturi'a la M f commlttM haa a flat maximum of $45 a vfttli to he explained that the oommlttoe and Tueaday. nlghta for the bene* Washington, May 11 (IP) — New officers aiid rededlcatlon of con provide 10 $2,500 k>ans annually and aixth grade pupito p r w ilt iiik Gaorga EL Klndbarg, 24, foraiar- Mrs. WUbur Porter was raoaat- tha aama plgh t Batries ahauld be acted aeparately. They plan more tinuing officers of the Women’s at 7:80 pjn. made now with MTa. Kenneth Por opUt ovar MUa.that would ebangu 65 pbr cent of the averate produc England Senatoiy have asked the to medloal rtudents waa endontod farawail ociwert uadtr the t t n - ly of Old Oak Tran, has bsan san- eonferencea on the iaaue next flt of David Higglna after Boy Society of Christian Service of yeaterday by the General Aseemp SuUlvan .notoa that aatrisa are ly satactad aa Mother of tha Year ter, home economtea chairman, so CouMotlcut'a Johleui pay lawa. tion wage in the atate. office of CIVU and Defense MobUl- Uon of Miaa Martha White, at the tencad In Northampton, Maaa., to wyek. Etoouta in Ekmth Methodlat Church South Methodist Church will take bly'e Educatlaa Committee, 'nwy final meeting of tha ■Mina BE Be^ii Named••• to be mailed to him at 27 WaU by Hebron Orange. Mrs. Marten tha proper Judges may be secured. Domooratlo and Republican laad- The Democrata also would add Troopa 47 and 91 conducted a zatloh^for a review of the esaen-< place Monday at 8 pjn. a month In the Houaa of Oorrse- . ------]----- would be granted on the baato of Groon school PTA n at alght at St, Shelton by June 1. Other mem HiUa was chosen as Grandmother ara mat ireaterday with membera a non-working apouae na a depend houae-to-houaO candy aale. fliSlty of residual oU quotas. The Mra. Russell MacKendrick, need and aMUty by a panel of tin Uon for caahing a worthlaaa $00 bers of the comn^taa are Russell ranlag HeraM esr- ent; provide uniform duration^ of Baniu HotpiuA Biggeet of the Year, r ahd if n . Richard of tho oonunlttee, but failed to f David la the 18-year-old aon of Senators also asked yesterday that president will c(»iduet a brieThtud- thrM phyalciaha ^(pointed by the Qfflcora installed w a n Ifir. and check. Mttehall of New Canaan and Bert a Buasn B. beneflta of 28 weeka for eveiYbne, Mr. and Mra. Carl E. Higglna, 122 Klndbarg told a District Court Bale, MlasUa Mother of the Year. the Import of foreign rifles nMs meeting in the chapel preced govemor. Mrs. Robert Bantly, prealdsato: Masaengar of New London. AOsdamy S-$4$$. patNi up the dUferenoea inatead of the preaent range of up Johanneehurg, South Africa — Coleman Rd;; and haa been a hos ing the candlelight uwtallatlon Sapriw. NataUe SharM, dau(tit«r of Mr. and Mra. Edgar Judge ha commlttad tha offansa State Trooper RS^mand An be stopped to aid domestic manu The loans would be repayable Mrs. Edamrd Sahritoehar, aloa Wartdngtaa News drews of 'the Colchester Troop Inatead, the Republican-controll to 28 weeka. , '. The Bantu Baragwanath H Youag, Judith Ann, daughter i l4 sr. and Mrs. John B, Young Sr., White Rd., Crystal Lake, She was bom May 5 TOILET SOAP 2 KK 39c at Rockville City Hospital. He maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. William Farr. Vemcm. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Y o u ^ Brassbridge, Maine. She has two brothers. John B. Jr., 3, and Lawrence William, 2: and a sister. TOILET. SOAP /I Linda Carol, 14 months. 3 i 5 ^ 2 9 c g a d STRAWBBIRIES Grenier. EUeea Ann, daughter of Mr. a i^ Mrs. Joseph Gren VANILU EXTRAa ier. 79 Deepwood T»r' She was bom May 8 at Manchester Me 2 0Z ITL 4 5 c CALIFORNIA er morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 4-OZ ITL 85c Felix Grenier, Norwood, Mass. She has two brothers Michael, SOUTH CAROLINA 14. and Thomas. 7; and^our sistera Dianne, 13, Lorraine, l2, Do lores, 8, and Judith, 2. J , Strawberry Shortcake, A Favorite of PINT Freezer Queen WITHCHEESE 'piof 69c Millions. 'With Strawberries on the ^9®*: <*>rtstopher Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Tone, 428 W. Middle Tpke. He was bom May 7 at Manchester Memo Table, Your Family will Hardly be Able rial Hphpltal. His maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. W ll- 11am A McElroy, Belmont. Mass. His paternal grandmother Is- to Wait for Dessert Mrs. John C. Tone, New Haven. Potato Chips F IO IID A • Red-Rifle and Full of Juice - Cool and Refreshing Stacy, son of Sgt. and Mrs. SUcy O. WlUon, SCHULER TWIN-PACK 13-OZ PI^G 69c ® Manchester Memorial Hos- maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. aifford J. Wl lESlRVI THI RIGHI TO UMn i^ANtinU.... paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. WATERMELONiS l^ u U e '^ *^ "’ Kathleen i... F IO IID A - Full of Golden, Tender Kernels j IC IB It O - Solid Helds, Tender, Crisp # • B B • SOLID WHITl .• M ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bro- Chicken of. the Sea 7-01 can 39e '’•“I ' <0 BueWnsrham St. He was bom May 6 at Manchester Me- Pur* B**t 3 ' ca n s ^ Sweet Corn 4 Lettuce 2 »» 35< m o r i^ I ^ p lW . His maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra Chicken of the Sea^^^^nwA^^^^npLCAN 33e Bdwsrt W. Tanner St. His paUmal grandparenU are DINE O UT ON M OTHER’S DAY. Shell ^predate your thought- Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Brodeur, 40 Buckingham 8t, FLORIDA - Ideal for Tossed Salad C A R O LIN A - Crisp and Tender ***** Chicken of the Sea ^ 4HOZCAN 3 3 e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Geb- fulnoss.. and w ill certainly en joy the w ell-earned holiday. O f course u Rockville. She was bom May 8 at Man- • 01 IT l 2 7 e Cucumbers 3 '°* 19 Cubbuge « **^®*^* HosplUl. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. Kraft French Dressing Norman St. Her paternal grand- » if 8^0 insists on staying at hom e w ith the fam ily, w e’re ready, as al», ItovioK ’“-S’ 4 9 . Gebhardt. Rockville. She has a brother. Kraft Italian Dressing 14- 01 IR 5 9 c '7V.O Roy Richard, 2 H ; and a sister, Nancy Anne, 5. ($*•» •as?" 43.1 Pta* •** • « • • • ways with the m akin’s for a m em orable Sunday dinner. JJJHHWgCMUStnOOM ____ ''17-01 PKG'5t C Steens, daughUr of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miracle French Dressing l-OZ-gTl 2 7 e Boulder Rd. _phe was born May 9 .at XUnchesUr grandmother,1s Mrs. HesUr UIFKO 4 2 c ENTER OOir wm ^^ GlouwaUr, *^ s. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. i Kraft Deluxe Margarine S ' K- Center St. Her maternal great- JPEwseoLfsple S p e c ia ls Z gran to o ^cr Is 2 ^ . LllHan Rogers, Gloucester,- Mass. She. h as" three slaters, Katherine 8, Linda. 5. and Susan, 3. Keebler SalHnei :: F r f t ' x c w x i P o o e f S g s e c t a i s ! OOWCN o'" Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis, 8 Yuban Instant'Coffee 4-OZJAR 99e ® ^ Hartford Hos- M N e M F P ie Pineapple Juke 29« grmidmother.,is Mrs. Ann Garber, Rockville, - 15- OZ JAR 2 7 c Mr. and Mra. William Davis, Lynn, Cllin's Cucumber* Pickles iiiioccoi.1 SPEARS Mass. She has a slater. Melody Beth, 4. w « , i^ynn, • ♦ • • • Weichade Grape Drink \ Q T (> N 3 1 e " Y O r O A lbM 1DOZ eO NTCST Jr 4 8 V m s J ? ^ o f e , 1 " " ^ of M r and Mrs. Fmnoih Vlat!;a FRESH and TDtDER PKGS Pineapple>?tr She was bom AprU 28 at Hartfort ■■■7, IT T*"*i” 2**. SrahdparenU a re ^ . and Mrs, Oriando Cain's Hot pog Relish tlH OZ JAR 29« WBiSlOjOOOmvS ALWAYS PUNTYt W a Chto CAT FOOD OlSiL OZ n , 105 o rm PRIZES J S ie S S iy " n n , ^ * ^ RockvUle. s1 ,e ha. a sister, , **Yor^' GordbiivLGof Spinoch 25. PMi PAtlOND Puss N' ^ t s MEAT RAVOR Z CANS OlC 84NCH * • B B B EACH 59c ENTRY BLANKS AT ALL STORES Slkeil Pineapple 2 35« Bpw nu s rjH Prafit-Sluueiar M$ Nto 3 0 e Farm Hous# Cho^lqte Croom Pie Rockrtur^H^S.^'S^M*®"^^ Wchard Bennett,' Gogd Luck Margarine 9MCH ULlTta ^ hbuichester Memorial Hospl* ' B g m n t p j t . : Farm Housg Cocpdniit Cream Pi# EACH 59c MUCES BFECnVE W FIRST NATIONAL $UMR MARKET! ONLY ^ Hla aatem al grandmother is M ra Sarah A . Jones, R oat- HUCIS V ficn vi M FRIT NATIONAl SUP« MARKHI ONLY T 4 ;. 1 V, \ i ' ' •KRCH esrat EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TRCRSDAT. MAT 11. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1961 PAGE 8EV«NY1|M Girls Hold Show Ckta's “ Tba Lord la My thmliard.” 4-H Key Award Cuban Invasion Survivors PupOs at Uling Mra ChrlatiM Parfea was tfraiter. Mil AmmiM auiT RaM i Me^r rwia dliailad tha BALK Now Gatag On! For Higgins Fund " m First Concert Grads • arixad choir. wl|Ml oaag Nominations Due DIVIMHK UMINIBS CAN RIIY ON... Haydh’a /fltaa iphcknio Plrma- Reported Prisoners of 1/.S. County 4-H club agents are ac- Bitty parsnta, Maude and girl “An Bvanlng o t Mualc^ araa pn^ mead on H(gh.” I>rake-ghirt’a “One HOWARD'S ecoau attended ea emateur talant God.” iVtUlaas’a “Raar My PMff^ aUOBP UBWMIB' . eapUag nominations for 4-H Kay (Cantlaaed traas Page Ooa) saftad to a atanding seoM only aiww peeaentad kqr latamadlaU couple o t Iran. Curtain cargo skips ar,” ^ PaaUiloaars amngaaoant of M t Mate H r -m f-m u awards, according to Maurice HIU, audtenca Tuasday avanlng la tba "artMribin,” “gtodoU: Pmnph,” Girt Scout Troaup ae at the Com- are incapable of supersonic flight bava aallad right down the middls State 4-H Leader for the Coopera aenalty Baptist Charcli yesterday of tha Guantanamo karbor. first concert at ming Junior High and Bmltb’a arrangaaaant of Na- During the tmnuian and for SekooL tive Extension Service, Univenity to niaa Atade ter David, HIggtaa, And whaPa been going on fat gra apIrttaaL “RMb tbo O uriot” some .time thereafter, the UB. Members of tha schixri band, , Plano aoooauanlate for tha pt»- of Connecticut adw kae baaa heapttaUaad ter Navy had Navy Miipa and aircraft Cuba outside the 24 mllas o t bar eaora thaa a yaar. Ha la tba aon Gradas 7 aad 8 mixed choirs, and graas wars Ral^ Chwla.Aad Mar^ Hie awards are made annually In the Cuban area. ked wire topped Jones surrounding woodwind and clarlnat quartata garet Tbmaako. * ' LUNeHEON o t Mr. aad Mrs. Chrt B. Higtiaa, Guantanamo T to i-ITers between the ages of 16 [SUPERMARKETS. 122 Colamaa Rd. Tnieir presence was described by porformed seMctiona wMdi varied Mabcarone orgaotaad tha pro and 21 who have been active in 4-H the Navy aa routine. They had From conversation with Cuban from Moaart’a "Variation and gram, w ^cb was panoRBsd tn vno Is Served n m show was dlractad by the workora who live In Orianta Prov work for five years and have made troop leaders, Mra. George FlavelL nothing to do vrith tha Cuban Fugue’* to “ Stodola Parnna,” a asaembHas Monday.^ morning ter ouUtandlng contributions in danger, the Navy aald. ince at the eastern tip o f tha la- Oiech folk song arraagod ay War- the atudenta at nitag. gpinasred By tha 562 Woodtaridge St., aad Mra. John land, I gathersd that the anawsr iMUiBror AMABAirai youth work and community leader Gorman. 1 BraBklla St. Though a piano ftrom the super Theoodre Blakeal^S dtiwcUd by ship. Nominations can be made By carrier Independence had landed is nothing. They are nOslng crops Members of the woodwln quartet Kenneth G. Skinner, audlo-vlaual ITie program included e skit pre aa they have always done. parents, former Key awarid win sented by Pamela. Maaon, -Mary* at Guantanamo to trick up 81m for were Wlnljhrop Ford, Robert Froeh- coordinator for Rling, arranged ners, and club leaders. V \. / / shipboard movies, the Navy consis Underground agents said that Uch, Alan Morrlaon and Unda lighting. Richard M cAdto record Saturiaif, May 13 beth OdeU and Daryl Bagly; a Tne Key Award program la tently denied the Independence if Outro la going . t o bo'ovartturown Ballefleur. The group played Han ed the program, anilt, angrama • P-BL modem Jaxs dance by the entire sponsored Jointly by the Connecti troop with choreography by Geor was anywhere about. They did, ;n the near future, tha United del's “ Andante’ ’ from “ Berenice” were printed by Brian MOuitoah that is, untn the aea-going airSeld States wUl have to do it without arrangud Mr PlnOay. and Hum- and Lewis Bpnrdng, supervlsad by cut Cooperative Extension Service gia FlaveU and Mary <3ormaa: a perdlnk's **Hansel .and Qratel,” and the Cities Service Oil <3o. of aaadlay of songs by tha troop with rammed an ammunition ship, the much help from them. John Ghri$ono, graphic arte MASOWG HAa USS Diamond Head. The Diamond also arranged by Findlay. teachar. New York. Further Information la aolo liy Daryl Bagly; a vocal duet These are the same people who ' B. GENTEB BT. available from county club agents. by Susan aitd mien HarHaon; a Head brought her aad story to supported Castro 4n his riao to The clarinet quartet, including Art work on tha auditorium walla popular selection by B everly Guantanamo. power and whose hatred o f the Bruce Taylor, Pamela St. Pierre, was dona by Mrs. Jaan Dutton’s Brown, violinist, and Linda Boyer There are roughly 8.200 Cubans police sUta of Batlata ia imahatad. J«»m AndreoB iiid Barbara Hemll- and Mrs. Dorothy McHugh's art at the piano: a “ roaring twenties” working on the base and aouM of While they profeas to be aom w - ton, . performed a Welah folk claasaa Bird W alk Slated dance by Joan Mariow; harmoni them make a pretty good pipeline ful over the outcome of the Castro melody, the Mocart number, and Whole or Naif ca duet by Debbia Karp and Susan to Castro. revolution, there seem* little doubt Frangkiser’a “ Snm^ideea.'' MUM MUOB BILL By Birdwatchers Mealy-Tender Harriaon; and bM dance by Geor Furthar, any time tha .Iron Cur that If they had to choose between Robert Jobna directed the band, Hartford, May U MV-Tha teg- Your gia FlaveU. Mary Gorman was an tain countries wsmt a good took Castro and Batisto, they would which offered Batnard’a “March lalatura’a Agriculturo CommittM' R E E S O ;^ STARK Lutz Junior Museum wlU spon WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE OP nouncer. at whatever portion of the tJJB. take Castro. of the Grenadiers,” Bymann’ s favors state interventlott la milk, *’ 4 '’ 4 11 PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHBSTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEB, OONN« THURSDAY. M At li; 1961 ______MANCHESTER RVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAy . M AY 11, 1961 BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with - MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE n i m e tg X fM M w eu iar •STZNrSTlr^ ARP SUPER MARKETS IN MANCHESTCR 261 BROAD STREET AND UR EAST CENTER STREET W Lseew t WOULP THE CHEAT ATIANTIC & PAOPIC TEA COMPANY. »tC. SAVE CASH 100 NEaAR A T A&P! TEABAGS 99' Frias giiMrt I* tkli ad fu&rxitHd Lhng SkiirBay, May IS OUR OWN TEA and tffKtrvt at All AAR SuH' Marktti It eti - n» V4LBPKG CwMiMltjr m i Vletalty THE STORY OP MARTHA WAYNE JEFF COBB BY WILSON SCRUGGS \ . BY PETE HOFFMAl^f ^MARTHA, I ^MOTEVfiNWtHRARVl SDTOO KUON ALL YEPA.BUTHE —I— acould never >UKE}l«MRGANDAnVER71 HE THREE l i m i KinENS ^ W © E H ? about HER.OOTIOO?, FRIEW>$..MOTMUe GOT ANOTHER CHICKEN OF THE SEA SUNKIST CONCENTRATE ^ PuritOh Oil Snow's ^ lMSOBCaTR>/oooe/vciu MVBNTWvBAHVONe S ' b g ® ; : ONE... 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I \ • i . ■> *1 * FACiB TWENTY BIANCHESTER EVENlKe HERALD, MANCHESTER, COra,. THUI^DAY, MAY 11, 1961 MANCm^STER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1961 PAGE T«ENtt;«ilti Rookie^, Old Timers THE Herald Angle rium Shaded irom Rosters f r a n k CUNE A M staat Sports Editor Rangers Top New York, M»y 11 (JP)— ^pinch hitter*'to S«n Juan, Interna-^ally relMMd outfielder Pete Whis- Park Monthly Pin Champs tlonal League. About two dozen major Evet^one Picking oh Cubs These Days Berlin Squad leasrue expendables— rookies San Fraactsoo Olaats — Option Caeveiand Indtana — Optioned St. Paui-MiiuieApolis, May n u d Saints In 1959,” mused BalU-Arant breese Ilea In wait to whisk halls ovqr the walls. Batts oif many foriiny stories during this still young base Jn Roll-off Saturday who failed to win regular ed rookie second basemaui Ernie pitcher Don Schaeffer to Salt Lake 11 (/fP)— ^The bails g o 8ailinff> more’s Jim (3entUe after hitting Bowman and outfielder Bob Farley City, Pacific Coast League, on 24- grand Uam home rune in two Nobody yet haa come up with a ball m u m teve bfcn the Chicago CabK Theh own per By lJ-0 Count berths and old timers whose to Tacoma, Pacific Coast League. hour recall. sailing over the ouriHeld walls consecutive Innings Tuesday. good answer. The fans go for the sistence in gtdng.with a hatful of coaches and no manager has talents weren’t badly needed and the Minnesota Twins and home runs, so they aren't ^com 'VersAtilff Tom Milcideit, an Winners in the monthly contests for men and women bowl “Those baUs really sail out of been the rdason for this steady stream of taD talcs. The* best CHURCH SOFTBALL ers during the 1960-61 season at the Parkade iBnes will conte —went to join minor league clubs Lou Angeles Dodgers—Removed Los Angeles Angels — Sent their worthy opponents can’t here," grinned Manager Mike Hig plaining. It’s Just that the solu one tbBy -y in m truly, has come across yet has to do with outfifilder last . .eeason who pitcher Ray Semproch to ToitHjto, tion is as baining as who killed Sparired by Norm Warren, who pete Saturday aftemooa in a special roll-off for the right to today as the big league teams relief pitcher Ed Palmquist from figure out just why. gins of the Boston Red Sox. the Mattian who after supposedly landing at Wrigley: Weld started this (»mpaigTi at third passed the cutdown date. roster; I f he is not sold to another International League; sold first “ You're going to see a lot of hlgh- cock robin? had a perfect four for fbur at the basemap Julio Becquer to Buffalo, TOa. home o f the new Twins of In Gkloago, wMch Is the heme base^ base for Cheney Tech’a base take part in the Ruppert-Brunswick Tournament in New As of today, only 25 players may National-League club he will be the American Boaeball Loague aedring games.” Yesterday’s game was no ex plate. North Methodist topped York. Parkade Manager Bernie^ International L ea ^ e, but gave ception to the home run rule. A of the Cubs, wont up to one of the ball team, matohed to the be carried on major league rosters sent to Spokane, Pacific Coast pears adequate enough When “Something will have to be ushers and reqnested, “ Take me to Temple Beth, 8-3, last night at Giovino annoimced that both men him time to reconsider his threat total of five was hit as the Twins game of the three for ea 'S' w - /■ ■« ■ V . ■ PACT TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, MAY 11. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MAY U , 1961 PAGE TWENTT-TBMB BuaiiieaB SanricM Offatad 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Htlp Wahtod—rSBMk S8 H s| p Waiit96->FiBisl9 BY PAGALY and. SHOBTEN H«lp Wn U i—Malt 86 Boats and Aceaaaorias 41 HouMboId Goods 51 Wanted To Rent 68 Honsca For Sftl* H o u s m For Sola 72 HeiEMf For Soli 72 ^ OOBMA A PPU A N C a 8 6 rv ta »-R » HUUMWIVEB Weed, extra aoOBBQBBPBR wonted immedi lIoiuMforBalt 7t ately. Four wonderful ‘ehOdren, to cover ealee and BOAT—17 foot fibeiglte'shdwroom BAST WIUNGIIR typ* wastatiw paliB an _ tor that moat wonteS Mmim ^ Wa n t e d t o r e n t —House,* out- ROCKVILLB — $13,300.—6 room MANCHESTER — . I opartmept NICE t bedroom -ranch, 4 yean CAPE-6 rooms, amaUiat loeiMote tovriy home. Preferably live tau - « ..i u CrafUman model, never In water, ateering, machine, good eonditlcn, MX skiria of North or South Manchss- CLASSIFIED Craekaia. waakfag maeUnaa, dEy- eotlonr Bohi It Cut ood qu>^ K o m 6 t .^ t ^ low-cost huUdlng ranch, large living room, cabinet house, neeUs som a' repairs but old, full baeoment, S acre lot, FTMhly paiBtod, Privata book MXtdTU. ^ ' windshield, life preserver cum- 9-2184... ^ ^ ter. FI 2-6800. and gaa bumam DeuoMtiataflNi CabifloiM iww 1991 method tor complete homes, kitchSn. t bedrooms. Yard beauti can be bought very reasonably. J.. G.I. loan may b* assumed. CaU yard, On*-e«r saraga. MI work gnamntead. MOMMffrW lone, deep cushioned upholstery, CWCKSN9 -. HUNowyr Ragrol Hoe. Hie eoelset tyiM o( aheUi, g a ^ e and vacation fully landscaped. Owner transfer D. Realty Co., 6H $-6139. owner direct. No agents. 6H 4-in8; Phllbrlck Agoncy, 6a 9JH6I, B0(»KBBPBR, double entiT, ahto wide beam, high freaboard, $838. 7HIUBB ROOM apartment with red. 6(arion E. Robertson, broker. uiAiiilii) porbtotie worii tor mothers. Car to type, 3940 hour week, $1.78 an homes, racclueive, protected terri- ELECTRIC rroV B for Mde', excel OOMPURB REPAIRa - B{y Mn- neeeeeary. - Phene e Sn; 98847 for In CaU MI 940187 stove, rsfrlgarator and utiUUsa. 8 6 0 8-8958. MESSAGE TO A BRIGHT MANCHESTER —^ 8 room older SIX ROOM ranch, 3 baths, l4a)r ADVERTISING an R. Woloott on antomatie Tvpl6t--tomponuy Job ncfw tortM. Real estate, building or lent eondltien. Call Ml 8-6tf3. adults. Call MI 8-7565. tervlew. home, can be converted into two garage, buUt-lns, Mrch, city watar' 1 alaetrie Jtiuy. 49hour week, M-80 aa ■pdclalty experience preferred but GEN'rLE6CAN'8 farm with city MAPLE BED, spring, mattress, YOUNG MAN apartments. Will sacrifice. J. D. and sewsraga, fully inmflated, not essential. We'll teach you and Bnildins Materials 47 RESPONSIBLE couple, one Infant, conveniences; Approximately IH CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 'teixs. SECRETARY $35;-studio couch and two chairs, require 5 or 6 room house or Realty Co., 60 8-5139, plastered walls, excellent lacaUon, back you with heavy advertletng. acres land, fruit and shade .,trees, 'ihls Ranch home on WoodhlU BPRINO CLSAN-UP^Attkia, eal $1. MI 9-9770. apartment In good condition and htavlly treed lot, must'm ss«n to. 8:15 A.M. to 4:80 PJL / Avg. eanUnge estimated from ASSORTED USED lumber, buUd- cuteide fireplace, 3-car garage Road in Manchester Is worth your 6tANCHESTER—8 room oversiaed be appreciated. 30-day occupancy. WITH" $18,000. Real estate agent* Invited. ood neighborhood. Call Mr. Cot- tars, garages, yards, humlng bar- fee b h a r ^ . ing and plumbing euppUee, radla- with workshop, 2 chicken coops 7 consideration. It isn’t “very often cape, garage, excellent lot and lo Charlea Lesperance, Ml 9-7630, rtls amttied. vacant houaea CaU or write for appointment to tors, pipes and nra bricks, doors ge CH 9-7641. full rooms, large kitchen with cation. Owner transferred. Must IN m ATiyE Huslesi ^ustniinaBis 53 you find a home that can please all COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. claanad. Barrels for aale. M A M A. Aoibn, Crafteman Homes, Inc. and windows. Open daUy 8:80-6 birch cabinets, oil heat, sunporch, members of the family, but we be sell. Any reasonable offer will be FIVE ROOM’home, full basement, MONDAT n ra PUDAT l«:M AJM.—AATUBOAT AAL Rnhbuli Ramovai Sarvica. MI 140 Route 8i South Wlndaor. Tel! p.m-., 8-4 Saturdeye. Yard at Stock t TUa la ^ excellent oppor Help Wanted—Male 36 USED INSTRUMENTS — Bass combination windows snd doors. lieve this is it. Features 8 large' considered. J. D. Realty Co., 6H oil heat, enclosed porch, excellent 96787. BU 9-83^. Place off North Main St. Choman'e Farm and Land For Sale, 71 8-8129. tunity tor som eoto who Ukee vl9Un, drum, clarinet, trumpet, Home in excellent condition. City bedrooms, living room with fire condition. Oarage, larga letlei, , Housewrecking/ Ml 8-3392. $13,900. Charlea Leiesperanra. MI PLEASE READ YOUR AD CHAIN SAW work — Treaa cut. to'orga n iio her worii without LATHE—MILLING MACH. DISHWASHER wanted. Apply in violin, flute, trombone, baritone water and sewerage, ameslte place. dining area, and dream SIX ACRES—One acre open lot on drive. AU this for $17,800. Charles kitchen with G.E. oven and range. (WOW!) 9-7830. •r "Wairt AM” u « takoa tlM pkM* aa • «aa- Raasonabla rattn. ChO PI 9-1863 oonatant ove^the-dioulder au- person Center- Restauraiit. 499 bom, spinet piano. Ward - Music hard road. Pucker St., Coventry. S E T U P o i> E R A T E Lesperance, 6 0 9-7620. Ceramic tile bath, full basement. Tramint Ika aMartlaar aha«M nad Wa ad tiM F lS n DAY IT batwaen l:80-4:ao or any Uma Borvietota. It abould partleular- snd Main Street, Manchester.. Diamonds— Watchi Co., 99 Summer. Open evenings. PI 2-7777. 503 VERNON STREET- Complete with aluminum atorm $14,700 A well APPBABS aad REPOST CSBOS8 la ttiaa far tka aext Saturday or Sunday. ly appeal to an indivldnai who Jewelry 48 Free parking at our door. BOLTON — Here is a sltuatlcm built 7-room older home, 8 bed also Uka* to work with people. MACHINIST — TOOL BOLTON—10 acres of land, 600 foot windows and screens. Close to Raa. Tka Herald la tcapaaaMa far oatj ONE laeorraet ar oailtfad where • mother and daughter, or schools snd shopping. Buy with low Six room Cape, aluminum sid rooms, large kitchen with new STEPS, SIDEWAUCS, etona walls, A hlfUy eompetant person win LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelera - frontage, /ul| price $3,700. Law ing, aluminum combinations, 8 or 4 cabinets, living room, -dining laarirtina for aaj adrartknaarat aad tkea oaff ta tka axtaat af a fireplaces, flagstone terraces. MAKERS Help Wanted— Wanted--To Boy 58 father and son could be living near down payment or assume existing «a*k* 4bad** laaertlea. Erron wklek da aat laaaaa tka aalaa af find uia ppoltion can lead to a Repairs, adjusts watche* eimrt- rence *F. Flano, Realtor, MI each other but not with each bedrooms, can b« purchased FHA room, and TV room. New hard Work don# at reasonable prices, oecura loar*nmfe future. M ale Or Female 37 ly. Reasonable prices. Open 'Tues 8-2766. Ed Crawford, MI 9-4410. mortgage. Priced at $17,500. wood flooring, metal atorm win Ika advarMaamaat a4B aot ke cairaetad k7 **wiaka good’' laaartlea. i n 8-0796. l’ VARIOUS GRADES WB BUT, 8B U . or trnda anUqua other. Beautiful 8-bedroom ranch or G.I., minimum down, Immedl- day through Saturday, Tbureday ata ocjcupancy. Cali the dows and screens, extra large lot, Our ipodem offleea and BOOKKEEPER with genera) ledger and used furniture, china? ilaaa, with 2-car garage, brand new 4 evenlnge, 129 Spruca St. MI 9-4887. room ranch with basement garage, JARVIS REALTY CO. low down payment. An excellent VODB CXIOPESATION WILL TREE PRUNING, removal and lot aquipmant, many fringe beiM- THE NEWTON COMPANY and payroll tax experience. Must •Uver, pteture frames end old Hotue* For Sale 72 clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr., fli* and ample pariting at tha colna, old dolls and guns, bobby workshop plus office, 2 acre* of buy at only $14,500. Charlea Pon- BE APPRECIATED be accurate typist. Call MI 9-2206 Realtors 6fL8 Insurers tlcelli Agency, M l 0-9644 or 6Q Dial Ml 3-2711 MI 96063. door are attrooavo eomos. for appointment. ' cbUsctlons. attio oontenta or wbols WEST SIDE—$13,900. room land, bMUtifuUy landscaped on R. F.'DIMOCK CO. 66 Elm Street, Manchester Garden— Farm— Daifiy dead end street. Priced for quick 3-8109. estates. Furniture Repair Servlea, Cape, largo kitchen, fireplace, 6H .8-4112 PI 3-8811 LAWN MOWERS, all typea aharp- R aquirm ents Includa neat- Products 50 sale. J. D. Realty Co., 60 8-5129. MI 9-5245 MACHINISTS BMP,LGYMBNT service interview TalcottriUe, Conn. Tel Ml 8-7449. fenced yard. Carlton W. Hutchins, CXILONIAL design in a Spilt level, Lvst and Found AutomobDes tor Sale 4 ened and repair^. G. Snow, 336 n an , good typUg aptil ahortiiand er—4 year* of college or equiva MI 94133. 6H 9-1200 6H 3-7847 Sununit. Tel. Ml 3-4631. EASTERN STATES Farmer’s Ex $18,900—VACANT aix room cap,e in Barbara Woods 6U 9-7702 two years old, 3 bedrooms, 3 ■kUIa, phia at naat tour years Bxperlsnced machinleta — top lent experience. College seniors LOST—Rain hat with flora] design 1954 FORD Ranch Wagon, Best of' - Iff experience. change, Buckland Is now open Rooms Without Board 59 MANCHESTER —7 room Cape, Rolling Park. Ii4 baths, combina baths, 2-car garage with amesita LAWN MOWERS abarpened and wages — overtime, eligible. All State benefits. 35-hour daUy and ell day Saturdays from tion windows, full basement. WUl Johanna Evans 6n 9-5653 drive, built-in oven and range, between Lilley Street and Summit fer takes it. Superior Service Sta week. Application* for eixamlna- famUy room, modem kitchem 3 SIX ROOM house, large lot, sorted ■ Street last Wednesday, May S. tion. 185 Main Street. repaired aales and service, pick Please eah Mr. W. M. WaUh, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. MI 8-8133. ATTRACTIVE hwm for gentleman bedrooms, rec room, garage. Good VA or FHA with email down pay for Industrial. 61X 9-7758. fireplace, large area for family up and delivery. Complete Ibie of (a) Bridgeport operetora Mon are available at Conn.'State next to shower on second floor, ment. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 60 HENRY STREET AREA room, city utilities, at 64 Lawton Tel. MI *-2T#3 or MI 3-4836. Re J A c k m 8-4811. Extension 7148 Employment Service. 808 Main lot with trees." One block to 1949 PLYMOUTH 3-door sedan Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, (b) Bkigine lathe operators free perking. Tel. MI 9-8S64. 8-1577. . VERNON Road. Available June 16, $20,S(X). ward. Street. Mancheater,- Cloilng date Fertilizers SO-A < schools, shopping and bus, $16,900. Sparkling 3-year-oId 8-bedroom 6 a 8-5478. radio and heater. In excellent con garden and lawn supplies. L A M RESEARCH (c) Turret lathe operators May 24. PbUbrick Agency, Ml 9-8484. dition. $85. MI 3-0517 after 5;30. Equipment Corporation. Route 88 FRONT ROOM centrally located, TWO-FA60LY 5 room flats, 8-car ranch, dining area, raised hearth, FOUND—Light tan mongrel, male, Radlo-TV Repair PSintiiig—Papering 21 Help Wanted—•Female 35 LABORATORIES 1 CLJBAN_C6W_ manure. DeUvered. New large 6 room.ranch, large white spot on chest. Call Lee Frac- Vernon, Conn. TO 8-760P. ), MORLAND TOOL CO. gentleman preferred. Packing. 89 BOWERS SCHOOL area—6 room garage. Interior, completely re living room, dining room and kitch- attached garage, nice lot. First ' Services . 18 united Aircraft Corporation $8 OnO $10 loads. ExceUent tor Birch Street. MI 9-7139. modeled. This house can be pur Lots For Sale 73 chia. Dwg Warden, MI 3-8594. WANTED—Painting interior end ATTRACTIVE ffllver Lane 314 W. Main St. gardens, lawns, shrubs, MI 3-7804, ranch, fireplace, dining room, en, 3 fireplaces, built-in range and ttme'bn market. Minutes from new 1959 TRIUMPH, gray, good condl' SAM'S UPHOLSTERY — Retired chased at a bargain. J D, Realty, oven, attached garages, one acre TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, exterior, OsOlnga, hallB, end en Bast, H a r b k ^ 8, Coon, Rockville Situations Wanted— MI 9-8781, , FURNISHED light housekeeping cabinet kitchen, 8 bedrooms. Junior High. Owner wants sale this TWO B ZONE lota with city tion. Call MI 9-9041 after 5. from the shop. Can taka cara of TRAINING Shown by appointment. Marion E. 6 0 34129. wooded lot, near elementary Economical. Ogh quality part*. tire home. Free estimates.. Rea- MI 90968 , TO 93168 Fem ale 3 6 room with electric refrigerator week, water. Union St. Manchestsr. Annoancemmts all your upholstering* needs at sonaUe ntiae, no obUgatioo. Rock- OPPORTUNITY All qualified appUeanta win Robertson, Broker, 6Q 8-8953. school, $16,900. great savings. Call CT 3-3378. Guaranteed M days. Famous tor and cooking facilities. Middle- $13,70^—IVE8T 8IDE—7 rooms, 4 $2,350 each. 60 94405. (A.L.A.) —AUTOMOBILE LEGAL FOR SALE—1953 Chevrolet. New •ervlce since 1981. Phone Ml vlUa TO 97838. FOR lecalva conrideraUon tor *m- EXPERIENCKD painter wanted. WOULD LIKE to be a companion Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B aged lady only. MI $4888. bedroom home, exceUent condi ployment without regata to or care for elderly lady or couple. ■VERNON—Lake Street. 3-year-oId U. & R. REALTY CO. ELVA TYLER, Realtor MANCHESTER—Beautifulone acra Association, Special Repreaenta- crankshaft. Asking- $75. MI 3-0963. HEAVY DUTY RototiUer service 9-4537.. Potterton'B. ISO Center Bt WOMEN 44 Bayberry Road, Glaatonbury. 6 room' cape, fuU shed dormer, 3 tion. Near bus, stores. St. James race, creed, color or national TR 5*3484. STRAWBERR'Y plants, Robinson ROOMS WITH or without kitchen lot, nice location,' full price $3,300. tlre, Clifford W, Barnett 38 Otis for hire—lawns and gardens. Call ISCdford 97768. full ceramic tUSd baths, new Parish. Carlton W. Hutchins, 60 1959 FORD custom 800 Fordomatic, RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, Electrical Services 22 origin. and Sparkle, Fern Gardens, 179 privileges. Tel. MI 9-9659 before 8 MI 8-2692 6H 9-4489 6 0 9-5051 6 0 9-9901 Call. MI 8-6930. St., Manchester, Conn., Ml, S-7434. MI 93930. / The Research Labmratoriee of aluminum storms, breezeway, 9-61SS. 6 cylinder, white excellent run free pickup and deUveiv on amali United Aircraft Corporation le MAN WITH eriee abUlty, coUega Fern Street, MI 8-7278. p.m. oversized 3-car garage, assumable R. D. Murdock 6H $-8473 ning condlUan. MI 3-3706, 9-6 GARDENS P l o w e d and har radloa, phonographa. Hour* 910 P K M ESTlMATBiB—Prompt aerv- again offering qualified young MOTHER’S HELPER tor the sum- education or equivalent in exper Siiuations Wanted— Male 39 EIGHT ROOM brick ranch-cape, 3 WISE BUYERS’ CHOICE VERNON—Choice lots for sale near P a n e p.m. H A E ^dio and TV, MI lea ep all type* of alactrical wtr- raerg Private beach In New Li»- mortgage. J. D. Realty Co.. 6H new Vernon School, selling for p.m. rowed, no Job too small. Phone women an outstanding oppor ience. Pleaaiiig peraonaUty accua- ■aged ^ full baths, full basement, 3-car ROCKVILLE—^Two 8-room apart MI 9-5991. 9-5583, MI 91479 „ t LIcenaad and tnaured. Wilaon don. Two children. New home. FIFTEEN year old boy would like Household Goods 51 private home. Call 3-2801 after 84129. garage, city Water and sewerage, Comfort. (Convenience. First (loor $2,200 each. For further Informa EUXTTROLDX Solaa and Sarrlca, tunity to enter its En^eerlng tomed to active contact with tha ment house conveniently located, 4 good sized rooms fireplace. Sun 1958 CHEVROLET 4-door station SectriCgl Co., Manchester, Ml Own room wfth TV: MI 9-6898. pubUc. BhcceUent training program general yard work after achool. 0 p.m. ameslte drive, combination win- tion and appointment to see call banded rempaantatlaa. Alfred Aid Training Program. The TORO LAWNMOWERS at reduced 85 LAKE STREET—T room co both apartmenta available for oc porch with furnishings;'' drapes. R. F. Dimock Company, MI wagon, low mileage, excellent con CONNIE'S TV and Radio Sarvlce, 94817.-Qla^tonpury, ME 91376. with income while lemting. If Call MI 9-3598 after S. dowB-doors, exceUent condition, Amell, 106 Ho u t It, TaL MI inltlel five weeks of concen COUNTER GIRL tor dry cleaning prices. -Ride, rotary, reel models PLEASANT, large heated room, lonial, Uving room with fireplace, cupancy. Any reasonable offer will Bath. Second (loor 3 twin sized bed 9-5245, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, dition. Asking $1,375. Call MI LAWNS MOWED, fS and 34 Call available all houn. SatiafacUon qualified, write Box F, Herald, nicely treed and landscaped, near S4MS0. trated instruction, scheduled to stnrd. Steady, part-time worii. SIXTEEN year old High School with wtnd-tunnel grass bag attach free parking, on bus line. 146 Cen formal dining room, den cabinet be considered. This property has rooms, lavatory. Garage. Patio. 96413. MI 8-6439. guaranteed. CaU IQ 91315. ^ etating age, education, bueineea bus line and stores. Priced for Johanna Evans, 60 9-5653. begin in July, wUl include tech Wednesday, HiunKllqr, * Friday boy deiirea after school part-time ment. Marlow’s. Inc., 867 Main, ter Street. Tel, MI 3-6002. kitchen with dishwasher, 8 bed to be sold within the next 10 daye. Aluminum screens and storms. Conraes and Ctaaaca 27 experioice, etc. Replies confiden quick sale. Charles Lesperance, CHEVROLET 1948 club coupe, PHILCO RECOMMENDED eervice nical orientation and training evenings, aU day fhiturday. Ap^y work and full-time summer work. MI 9-5221. rooms, 1% bathe, landscaped lot ExceUent financing arrangements Condition excellent. FOR SALE—600 foot frontage, 850 AutomobOcs for Sak 4 in the use of calculating equip tial. , 6 0 9-7620. black, excellent condition, racUo, Household Serrieea. on hi-fi'e, radios, televisions. Also In peracn Parkade' Cleaners. Mkn- Call MI 8-6214 FURNISHED rooms, complete light 103x812. Marion E. Robertson, can be made. J.-D. Realty, 470 foot deep. High elevation. Bolton. ment, plotting of graphs and housekeeping facilities. Centrally Broker, 6H 84958^ Main St., 6H S-5139. 6 0 9-1500. OLDER CARS madianlqi apa- heater, asking $195. MI 8-1677 giuu'enteed service on all other . DIESEL chester Sbop^iy Parkade. OIL BURNER service man, highest etala, Balt youraalf eana always Offered 1.3-A makes. See our anniveraary sale elementary mechanical draw USED FURNITURE. Ml 8-7449. located. Children accepted—limit MANCHESTER H. B. GRADY, Broker PEUGEOT 1960, "403," beige sta ing. BOOKKEEPER wanted for local pay 7 paid hoUdaye, Ufe and hoa- ed, Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Man OO'VENTOT—5 room ranch, fire ARDMORE ROAD—Captivating 6 MANCHESTER—2 adjoining B zona a good adectlaii. Look behind our WBAVINO of B una, moth aolaa specials under Articlea for Sale, HEA\r^EQUIPMENT D od:»—Birds—Pets 41 tion wagon, radio, heater, over CHasa. No. 45, Open evenings and cancom-^wyroU, acoounta recelv- italitation Insurance, Write Box chester. place; storm windows, fuU cellar, room Cape. Full dormer, 1% MI 3-8009 lots, convenient location.' Tongren, omoa. Douglas Motors, SSS Main. and tom clothing, boalary rana, Kenwood Road drive, economical to drive. AD Saturdays. Satellite Electronic We iMd men In this area to Upon completicHi of this train aUe. and aecounta payable. 9day EI, Herald, etating age, exper Three Rooms of Furniture 414% mortgage, $11,500. Tongren, baths, garage. Close to all schools. Broker, 6 0 3-6321. handbags repali^ Upper re ing, you wUl assist our en ience, etc. Our men know of this TWO-FA60LY 3-room flats, A-1 ’ NEED A CAR aad bad your credit 6-3710. Service, 165 School Street, Man train for Diesel and Heavy Elquip- week. Box N, Herald. FIVE CUTE kittens looking for FROM MODEL HOME PLEASANT furnished room near broker, MI 34321, New oversised 8% room ranches, Offers wanted. Asking $16,300. tnmad downT Short on doom pay- placements, umbreUas repaired, ment, Jf you are between the ages gineers and scientists to investi ad. homes. Phone MI 9-7376. bath for a gentleman, parking. 54 Jarvis Realty Co, Call 60 8-4112, condition, nice location, excellent 61ANCHESTER — Choice wooded chester. MI 9-l'788 or JA 8-1669. $13,800—THREE acres, immaculate 3 bedroome, tile baths, formica mentT Bankrupt? RepoasesuonT 1954 CHXIVROLET, standard trans men's shirt collars reveraM end — *1 of 18 aitd 84, mechanlcaUy inclined. gate advanced fields of COUNTER GIRL wanted. Exper Cost Over $700 High St. 6 0 8-7847. 6 0 9-1300, PI 2-8811. Income, 4%% assumable mort lots in fine' A residential area EXPERIENCED donut men needed expandable Cape, shed dormer, counters, cabinet kitchens, oU heat, Don't give up! Sea H o n ^ Doug> mission, 3-door, good condititm, replaced. Marlow's Little^ Mtad- Or with mechanical backgmmd and science. Attractive' salary ience not neeeeeary. 8-day week. COCKER SPANIEL pup, 7% weeks gage. J. D. Realty, 6 0 8-5129. close to neW.CathoIic High School. ing Bhop. levels and exceUent opportuni- for a new Mister Donut Shop lo ATTRACTIVE NEWLY decorated fireplace, garage, trees. Carlton full ceUars with either hatehway or 6IANCHESTEUI — Six room Cape, All utilities. We will build to'your las, gat tba lowdown on ttaa loweat radio, heater, signals, 3 new tires. want more information about how Apply in pereon. New Modri Laun old, female, AKC registered, paper NEVER BEEN USED walk-out basement*. City water, Millinery Dreatmiaking 19 ties for advancement are avaU- cated in Manchester. Experienced room for gentleman, centrally lo W. Hutchins, 6Q 94183. minutes from Main Street. Older plans or ours. Or have your own down aad amaUest payments any- Call MI 3-5733 after 5 or Saturday. our training program can help you dry, 79 Summit Street. trained, inoculated. $38. MI large lot, 114,490, FHA or VA ap- NEED MORE LIVING AREA P ^ T raflBH Holland window able as is parking. hand cut men only need ajqtiy. 9-1538. Sale Price $388 cated, private phone on floor. MI home In Immaculate condition. builder construct your home. Call whsre. Not a small loan or financa ahadea made to meaeore. All DREJSSMAKINO and alterations on get atarted In this rapidly expand BOLTON—5 room ranch, breeze- raised, $800 down. Watch ai coB^Mqr Douglas Motors, 1966 FORD DUMP truck F-600, ex CaU Or write to Mister Donut,- 258 84381. Has to be seen to be appreciated. Then see this lovely .7 room co- Mr. Werbner, Jarvis Realty C3o., metal Venetian blinds at new ladles' clothing, chUdMn’e cloth ing industry, take the first step Requirements Include algebra W, Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Pay Only $4 Week way, garage, large lot. with or gomes are g o iu up. lonlsd-cape with IH baths; attached 6 0 8-4112. ceptionally clean, low mileage. MI now. We have been doing a sue- Priced right. J. D. Realte Co., 60 90650 after 5. low price. Keys made whlla you ing a specialty. Also draperies end (2 yrs.), trigonometry, physics, PERSONNEL Conn. MI 9-8673, FI 2-7676. without furniture. 6 d 8-1373. Directiona: Wilbur Cross High 8-5139. breezeway and over-sized garage. ceaafui Job of training men for the POODLES AKC registered, 6 week* Sacrificing complete bedroom, wait. Marlow'a. evening gowns made. Prices rea and chemistry. CoUege prepara ______D E P ^ ’i m N T old, priced to sell. MI 4-8866. Apartments— Flats— way to Howard Johnson, turn right Also a large enclosed sunporch. In BUILDING LOTS for sale. Charlea 19ST WHITE FORD convertible, past 18 years. Write Tractor Train complete living room and kitchen VERNON—For the executive. 6 new Uras, ridlet, heater, automa sonable. M l 9-9948. tion is preferred, but etrong Tenem ents 63 on ToUand Turnpike, left on Union OWNEXl transferred — Price re door and outdoor fireplaces, dish Pobticelll Agency, 60 9-9644 or 1965 CHEVROLET 4-door Station RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. ing Service, Box A, Herald, high school preparation wUl be ExceUent Opportunity tor decorator furniture from model dis room stone front custom buUt Street, to Kenwood Road. Watch duced. 8 bedroom ranch in Ver washer, combination windows, 6 0 8-8109. tic, good oonditian Call FI 3-6401 Cars, plumographa changers. FOR DRESSMAKINO and altera play home. We will give you free ranch, near school. 2-car base aigne. after f . ______wagon. MI 3-4389. considered. You must be able qualified mgh School graduate • SEPTIC TANKS MOTHER CAT and five cute kit DE^fERAL.RElNTAL agency J. D. non, complete fiberglaa Inauletion, awnings, with many more extras. Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 tions, call Lyn Kratzke MI 8-0683 to work with figures and have in well established Hartford tens need home. MI 3-4610. delivery and free storage up to one Realty, 470 Main Strset; Ml ment garage, beautifully land walking distance to new Lake Bonds—Stocka Mortgages 31 CLEANED and INSTALLED year. Open: Sat. and Sun noon till dark Situated on a lovely landscaped lot Resort Property For Sale 74 IfM CHEVROLET—4-door station 1959 FORD GALAXY, 6 cylinder, days. Famous for service for 80 any time. the ability to visualize and, pr9 'firm. Shorthand helpful. Com 84129. scaped for the discriminate. J. D. Street School, 4%% assumable In a quiet neighborhood. Close to years, Phon# MI 9-4537. Potter- Realty Co., 6H 3-5129. Dally 6 till dark.. * wagon, low mileage, axcellent con- standard shift, excellent eonditian. pare neat presentations. plete benefits—8-day week, free mortgage. Combmatlon storms. schools and bus line. Priced at only BOLTON—First lake —waterfront Can be seen at Bob Hayes Esso, ton'*. EXPERT TAILORING on ladlea' MORTGAGE MONEY —We can • SEWERS. CUTE LITTLE puppies, part Poo NORMAN'S dlwsi. reasonable. MI 9-0386, 58 supply any amount of money. parking. Write Box T. Herald, TWO ROOMS and bath, heated Exceptional view. 60 9-4305. $21,900. 6-room cottage which can b* Manchester Green, or call. MI and gentlemen's clothing. 189 For an application form MACHINE CLEANED dle. MI 3-4010. 443 HARTFORD ROAD apartment, Oakland St., MI 6fANCHESTER — 6 room older SCHWARTZ REAL ESTATE E. Mlddla Tpke. HAROLD A SONS, RubhWi temov- Terms to flt your need*. Handled advising education and exper home $9,600; large 2-famUy flat easily ■winterized. Marion E. Rob 9-4984. Woodland St. CaU any time A. please write:' ience, if any. MI 8-1524 9-5229. 94. 6ILS Realtors ertson, broker, 60 8-6953, cellaia, and nttics claam, lovlne. with strict confidence and exped 5-5, 2-car garage, large lot, excel Unusual 1860 Home U. & R. REALTY CO. IW f FORD CONSUL, 3798. Six . • INSTALLATION Before you buy furniture any AD 6-1241 CH 3-2885 6H 8-6454 For hobbies, fun, and Joy of liv 1966 FORD red and white converti Aais% p a p m . iall r u b t ^ Bankld iency. J. D, Realty, 470 Main St., Mr. W. M. Walsh where—shop at Normen’i. FOUR ROOM apartment for rent, lent location. -Just reduced to COVENTRY LAKE —Exceptional, passanger. 337 West Middle Tum- MI 96139. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 ing. 4 fireplaces, plus charcoal grill 1 MI 3-2692 pika oppoaita Manchester Shop ble, Fordomatic new tir^ fair Hoar. MI 9-4034. ' Personnel Department SPECIALIST heat,' hot water, gas for cooking, $31,000. Colonial Cape, IH bathe, SIX ROOM ranch garage, recrea modern nearly new furnltiied cot condition. OaU MI 8-1778./ A WHOLE HOUSE beautiful condition. Full price In kitchen. 1st floor; S room s; 3d R. D. Murdock 6 0 84472 ping Parkade. MI 9-8735. Moving— ^lYneking— FOR SALE—Black and white geld electric refrigerator and gas tion room. Small cash assumes floor, 6 rooms, plus large haU; 3d tage, excellent location. Enjoy WASHER - REIFRIOERATOR re WAITRESS — Part-time, nights. "READY TO LIVE IN’* stove. Call MI .9-7737 from 44 p.m. $16,900. dverslze 6 room Cape, RESEARCH ing. Gentle but not 'for beginner. $108.31 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch floor, 2 small rooms, plus one 506 WOODBRIDGE Street — New skiing, swimming and fishing. TERRIFIC VALUE>-19S4 Oldsmo- pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, S torage 2 0 Bnaineas Opportunities 32 Must be 31. CaU MI 9-8103. Town aad CoBatnf 6m Keeney Street. MI 0-3223. "SUPER DELUXE” over 1% acres land, excellent con guaranteed. Phoha MI 94587, Pot- LABORATORIES ins, 6H 94182. 23’4" X 12’ with fireplace. About 8 5% room ranch, 3 bedrooms, large Why pay rent when it costa you bila, 4-door hardtop, very good Auto Repairing:— Planting: 7 United Aircraft Corporation 3 ROOMS OF dition. Full price $17,600. Many loss to own the best? Good fi terton'a, 180 Center Bt. . MANCHESTER Package DeU4ery. MANCHESTER — Tavern, fully FURNITURE THREE ROOM tenement, Oakland mUee to UCenn. 30x13 studio-barn. living room with mahogany panel eonditian, radio, heater, automa equipped, with chance to’ get a SUver Lane DRAINAGE GO. more $5,900 up. Call tha Ellsworth $12,600—8 Bedroom ranch, fire ed wall and fireplace, paneled nancing available. Priced under FOREIGN CAR owners—attention. Ught trucking and package deUv- ONLY $433 , St. MI 9-5239. 9-S. Mitten Agency, realtors, 6H 8-6930 Approximately 3 acres. Under tic transmission, must sen due to SAM’S UPHOLSTERY Retired liquor permit. Ample parking. East Hartford, 8, Conn. Poultry and Supplies 43 place, etorms. SmaU cash assumes $30,000. kitchen with built-ins, basement $8,000. Call the Ellsworth 6Utten Blnass. Only $395. Call MI 3-0065, Repairs on your car. Reasonable, ery. Refrigeratora, washers end Ml 9-4143 $16.18 Delivers or 6H 0-8534. from the shop. Can take care of Good lease with reasonable rent. SECOND FLOOR, 6 room apart $98.50 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch garage, all utilities, on bus line. Agency, realtors, 6 0 34930 or 6 0 after 6 quick, and right the Brst time. MI stove moving specialty. Folding FOR STRICTLY farm fresh eggs, $16.18 Month . all your upholstering needs' at Owner haa other Intereate. Price AU qualified appUcants wiU FOR SALE or LEASE ment available for immediate oc ins. 6H 94133. Priced right. Good dancing. 9-6624. 8-1477. chairs for rem. Ml 90m . receive consideration for em fry Manchester Poultry Farm, 472 — YOU GET — $31,900—U ft R BUILT this large Walton W. Grant Agency great aavlnga. CaU (H 3-3878. $3,500. Cantor A Ooldfarb Real cupancy. centrally located. J. D. Lillian Grant, Realtor MT 8-1158 Charles Pontlcelli Agency, 6tl 1963 PLYMOUTH, 4-door, exceUent ployment without regard to Keeney St.,' MI 9-9004. 18-PIECE BEDROOM ranch on Hawthorne St. Three BEAUTIFUL 6 room Cape-ranch, IWNNISPORT, Cape Cod—A 3 and maalng oondlUan, good tires, won AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local tors, MI 8-8443 or TO 5-6345. BsouMfol 46x50 Realty, 470 Main St.. 6 0 3-5129. bedrooms plus another huge room 9-9644 or 6 0 3-8109. moving, packing atorage. Low race, creed, color or national 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM two fireplaces, 3-car garage, plas 3 bedroom cottage. All conven ) derful nuy for second car. MI Auto Drtvlnr School 7-A 12-PIECE KITCHEN that can ^ used as a bedroom, tered walla, full tosulation, city BOLTON-COVENTRY LINE Boildlns-CdntnetiiiE 14 rato qn long dletance moves to origin. BUSINESS WILDING ATTRACTIVE 6 room duplex, 3 iences. Near very good bsaqhei. 4-UM after 8. 1958 OLDSMOBfLE Articles For Sale 45 — PLUS — study O r den. Basement complete water and sewerage, oil heat, tile BOLTON VALUES! Ocean side. Fireplace. We.rbava MORTLOCR'8 Manchastar*s laad- 48 states. Personalised eervlee. MI BAR AND GRILL large bedrooms, formica kitchen 6 room ranch, built-in range and Electric Refrigerator ly finished with one large room bath, exceUent condition, beauti pictures to show yoU;'60'l-6lO8. Three skilled 95187, CH 7-1433. On Rt. 6 in Chaplin, 5 mUes ROYAL- 'Quiet-de-luxe portable cabinets, full basement and attic, oven, etalnlees steel sink and Country Living — Low Taxes NURSE, Connecticut license, 7-3 FiMti^ Station Wng^on. Full TV Set and Comb. Range lavatories, and laundry. Also has fully landscaped. Reduced price Claaa room Main Street location, doing excel from WlUlmantio, formerly * typewriter, $45. CaU MI 3-2334 ateam oil heat, copper window counter, disposal, fireplace, full lent bUBineas, haa to be atrid. A ahlft, private hospital, TO 99121. power. Free Delivery basement garage. T. J.'Crockett, to $16,800 tor quick sale, Charles 311.400 — Immaculate 4 room year olds. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck "Jim’s Reataurant’’; near after 6 p.m. screens and storm windows. Op ceramic bath, lovely paneled knotty Suburban For Sale 75 ship guaranty. Autumn S t ing Company. Local and long dle reaaonable offer will be considered. gas atation-and auper mar- Free Set Up by our own Realtor, MI 8-1577. Leaperance, 6tl 0-7820. ranch, garage, ameslte drive. $400 Telephme Mr. Mortlock. Director EXPBRIBINCEID, reUable woman posite Center Park. Adults pre pine living room wall, large lot, down, $86 per month to qualified MI 3-4800. tance moving, padting and stor- icet Equipment for sale: Reliable Men TO SETTLE estate —reasonably First Choice of Driver Education. MI 97318. for general housework Phone Ml LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, ferred. Immediate occupancy. MI SDC ROOM CAPE, breezeway and quiet location. A real ■value at only veterans. a n Regular aervice throughout J. D. REALTY CQ. Walk-in refrigeratorYreezer, Free Storage Until Wanted priced 5 room house, main high CARPENTRY—Roofing, remodel 99628. *2 0 9 5 Bolene, OoodaU, Arlene. R id i^ 9-7529. garage, tuU .shed dormer, 3 fuU MANCHESTER $13,900. LARdON’B Oonnecticnt'a fbat U- New England States and Florida. 470 Main St. M I 3-6139 “Baker’a Pride” charcoal Phone for appointment $13,600—Coventry line, large 1954 way three acres of land, nowly ing, repairs No Job tSoI small. Ed mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldamatic bathe, wooded lot, easy walking cenaed driving acbool trainad — MI 8-6S6S. broiler, stainless soda foun tractors with/>ver 31 attachments. SAMUEL ALBERT. HARTFORD BEAUTTFTJLLY furnished 2-room Country setting U. & R. REALTY CO. built 5 room ranch, plastered walls, decorated, new beating ayatem. Staslak, PI 3-7564. OaU or See CH 7-0358 distanes to schools, bus, and shop Certified and approved Is now of BAKERY AN6 Dellcateasen busl- CLERK-TYPIST tain and-large refrigerators. Used mowers and tractors. Parte apartment, all utllitiee, suitable 3 ping. Don’t miss this outstanding fireplace, % acres Call 60 8-3788 week days. fering claaaroom and i^behlnd neBs, doing $1,000 weekly gross. Good terms. t and service. Capitol Equipment SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT adults. Ellington Avenue, Rock- Comfortable living and charm MI 3-2692 USED CAR BUILDINGS straightened, floors value, $15,900. Phllbrlck Agency, abundant- in this 8 room home. $14,490—1958 built 5 room ranch, wheel Instruction for teenegere. No baking Involved. ExceUent tor opening for qualified typist. Must Vine. TO 6-7871. leveled, underpinning. Porches a Painting— Papering 21 Rny Dmryor, Dodtr Co., 99 Main. MI 97058. If you have no means of trans- MX 9-S484. fireplace, enclosed breezeway and Wanted— Real Estate 77 MI 96076. “ - hushed and wife operation. Oh be Kgh School graduate. Previous Phone HA 8-98SS; OL 99108 Kitchen with . buUt-in oven ’ and R, D. Murdock 6 0 8-6473 apeclalty. CarMntry. No Jobs too Ml 3-2411 lortation I'll send my auto for you. UNFURNISHED 3-room apartment range, dishwasher, dispoaal, many garage, one acre wooded privacy. email. 'TO 5-8759. Route 5, South Windsor. Priced for ofiice experience helpful but not or write to Jlinra Reotom oat HOME HADE ravioli, fresh or ‘o obligation. HOLLYWOOD SECTION—8 room WISH SOMKONE to handle you< p r e p a r e f o r drlver*a teet BXTEUtlOR and Interior painting. with private bath, heat and gas cabinets, Knotty pin* family room, Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. quick sale. J. D. Realty Co.. MI essential. Company offers complete frosan, 30o doe. H. Pasquelini 346 colonial, 114 baths, fireplace, hot MANCHESTER $17,900—Deluxe 1958 built 6 room real estate? CaU me at- 6 0 9-<>830 Ages 18 to 60. Driving and claaa 95139. A—L—B— E—R—T— S stove furnished, middle-aged lady den, lavatory down. 8 bedrooms and SALE BATHROOMS tiled, additions, re WaUpaper removed. Ceilinge. benefit program, good wages, air- Avary Street, Wapplng, water oil heat, one-car garage, ranch, formal dining room, large for prompt and courteous nnrica. room. Three inatraetora. No wait modeling, rec rooms, all types of conditioned offlee. Apply Employ 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD or middle-aged couple only. MI wall to wall carpeting, city water bath up. Aluminum siding and com heated rec room, basement garage, Joseph Barth, Broker. Floors. Good clean workmanship. FARM LOAM, top quaUty, $3 per 3-6388. OWNER TRANSFERRED — ing Manchester brivliig Acade carpentry. Call MI 9-4391. ment Office. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P.M. and sewerage, ameslte drive, en bination aluminum windowi. Love % acres. 1960 Dart $ 1 0 A C my. 1% 97349. FuUy insured. Reaaonahle rates. Help Wanted-^Pemale 35 yard, delivered. CaU Columbia AC SAT. 6 P.M. ly lot 180x450. Trees, shrubs. 2-car SELLING? Buying? TradiiigT No Leo Pelletier, Ml 9-6336 or Ml closed yard. Vacant. Charles Lee- MUST SELL 2-Door Sedan. 14 0 7 ^ 99339 after 4 p.m. SECOND FLOOR modem apart garage. Five minutes to Wilbur $17,900—View, land, outbuildings, matter what your needs may be, 9-5083. HAIRDRESSERS wanted. Top eal- FIRST NATIONAL STORES ment in beautiful Dutch Colonial perance, 6H 9-7820. custom built 1922, large 7 room Antsmafle tmaemleelon, Roofing—BidliiK 16 Park and Oakland Ave. CHAMBER’S FURNITURE Cross " highway. School bus one Mitten can fit them like a glove. Motorcyclea— Bicycles 11 ary and commltelon hours 9^:80. SPECIAL SALE picnic tables, 3’’ home, consisting of large cabinet home, 3 fireplaces^ East Hartford WANTED SALES MANCHESTER Ridgewood St. block. Air conditioning throughout. Two year old, custom built Gar Free inspection upon request. Call COUGHLIN ROOFINO Ca - AD Apply in person only. Marlw’a lumber, 6 foot $13.50, 3 foot $16.50. kitchen spacious dining room, 1959 Dodge 1965 HARLEY DAVISON FLH 74. TYRRELL for, painting and paper $16,600 Colonial. Set among trees, Owner transferred. See this t-oday. rison Colonial, 6 rooms, 1’ 4 tiled $19,900—Large 1960 built 7 room Ihe Ellsworth Mitten Agency, types of Rx^ and roof repairing, Beauty Salon. WOMAN WANTED one day a week Delivered assembled W, Ztnker, 503 E. Middle Tpke. study, living room, bedroom and 4-D oor good condition, cash price. Willi- ing. Ml 8-7034 ^ - acreened rear porch, .front vestl Call Frances K. Wagner, MI 3-1028 baths, patio, well landscaped cape, attached garage, 2 full baths, Realtors, 60 84930. apeoiallslng In Twenty Tear. Bond for inmlng and housework. CaU MI 0-5444. large ceramic tile bathroom. Vene- bule, attached garage^vclosSta ga- or 6H 9-5806. aluminum screens and windows mantic HA 8-1944. SECRETARY—knowledga of short SPECIAL tian blinds, sti'reens and storm built-ins. one acre wooded lot. H ardtop. *1 6 9 5 ed Roofa. am Ml 9rro7. w a n t e d —Exterior or interior after 3, m 98550, " Linotype J Intertype loip. Hot Point Kltcben, dish city water and sewer, near shop CASH WAITING for property, own- hand, bookkeeping desired. One LOAM, SAND, atone, gravel and AntenmUe trmnsmleelon, radio painting. Cleon. . w ork m a n s^ . windows. Automatic circulating washer, disposal. Firepla^ bath BARROWS & WALLACE piiyr, transpolitation and schools. ers. Please call us before you buy gtol offlee at Manchester Parkade. flU. CaU MUler’a Sand and Gravel. Portable automatic stereo pbono- hot water heat, new furnace, LAWRENCE F._ FIANO , aad beater, power ateering. Bnainesa Services Offered 13 Free eatimates. MI 4-0643. graph ' ', $59.95 lavatory, hot water oil heat. Bus FHa or VA approved financing or Or sell. Speedy service. J. D. Roofing and Chimneyp 16>A CaU for appointment. MI 3-2758. 'M I 3-8608. adults only. $96 monthly. Garage (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) Realtor 60 3-2766 Realty, 60.3-8129. AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct Portable 19" UHF-VHF TV $219.95 nearby. Bhcclusive Escott, 6 0 assume mortgage. Price $19,200 Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 1958 Plymouth A A C EIXTEIRIOR AND interior WALLPAPER SALE—FuUy trim- available. Apply In person after • 9-7683, 55 E. Center St. Owner. ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior ROOFING—Speclallxing repairing A TRIBUTE to. the many mothera Operator Tbree-plcce maple Davenola set, p.m. 115 Russell Street. SELLING YOUR home? CaU CSes- Wagon. ' lU Y d CeUlngs reflnlehed. P a p e i_ In the Mancheater area who are CLOSE BUT SALE - jned,-p]astl& coated, - many 1061 reg. $189.95—now $161.96, 6n 9-5308 MANCHESTER—2-famlly flat 4-4, pavers. MI 3 6515. roofs of aU itinda. new roan , gut WaUpaper hooka. EatlmatOe $17,800—AN oversized cape, real zynski-Felber Agency at any Utim Antomatie transmission, radio ter work, chimney's cleaned, re making it possible Yor their fami^ patterns to choose from. C. J. Breakfast sets, bar stools, lamps, 3CANSFIELD CENTER—-3 rooms, MI 3-0559 large lot, central heating system, for quick service, 60 8-1'"1-1409. 6 0 Fully covered by insurance. C « ' lies to live better by fairing ad. TO SETTLE PSTATE OF ' Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center Baby strollers, crib*, playpens, etc. big, with all seven rooms finished. Buckley School area. Call CTi^azyn- aad heater. paired. Aluminum sldh^. 80 Edward R. P rice.'M l 91008. modem brick.' Will decorate to $500 DOWN 9-4291. vantage of Avon’* earning oppor St. Suburban setting, but still in town. ski-Felber, Real Estate, MI 3-1409 yeere’ experience. Free estimates. PETER JUUAK suit. Refrigerator ai^d stove, 4 See thia' brand new 5-room ranch, tunity. Just a few hours a day in PART-TIME MOVING OUT OF *tafe— selling Lovely wooded lot, dead end or 6 0 9-4291. ' COTTAGE, finished or unfinished, 1957 Dodge CaU Hawley, Ml 8-8361, MI 8-0763. EUCTERIOR AND Interior painting, miles to UCpnn. Swimming, fish only minuterf|t>m Manchester Ceni SEPTIC TANKS pleasant contact work can do won PICNIC TABLES, attached seats, bedroom, living room, and kitch street. Terrific value for such a MANCHESTER Bolton, first lake. Write Box B, W agon. decorating, ceilings, floors, paper Bestouraat and Dairy Bar ing on adjoibing lake. Lease re choice home, T. J. Crockett, Real- ter, that offers'-# bedrooms, living *9 9 5 AND ders for the sickly budget! Call 3" lumber, zinc plated bolts, 6 foot en furniture, will sell complete or MANCHESTER —Waddell School Herald, giving description, (tonfl- Automatic transmlsaion, radio hanging, steaming. Clean work $19.95, 8 fqpt $32.95. Also 10 and quired. Rent $80 plus heat. Call tor, 6 0 3-1577 room and kitchen- built-in ■ range Like new 5-room ranch, spacious Heating and Plumbing 17 BU 9-4922. Equipment At individual. MI 3-2663'. Willlmantle GLadstone 5-9070. area. 6 room ranch, spotless con dentlal. No agents. and heater. manship. Free eatimatea. No Job : DAY WORK 13 foot. Delivered. W. Zinker, MI and oven, full basbqient, oil hot living room, large fireplace. 2 bed dition, full basement, aluminum PLUCGED SEWERS too smaU. John VerfalUe, MI PRINCETON ^ .—7 room colmial rooms, dining room and..kUchen. p l u m b i n g a n d heating — re RN OR LPN, part-time, doctmr’a of 0-5444. water heat, ameslte dyve, large storms, custom awnings, priced to MUST HAVE—Colonial home, Hol 3-2521. with 4 bedrooms, 114 baths, large attached garage and '‘ sundeck 1957 Chevrolet modeling InetaUatlona repalia. fice, hours Monday, Tueaday, UNCOLN DAIRY FOR SALE—G.E. refrigeraior, rea- Business Locations wooded lot. Immediate dccupancy. sell at $15,900. Evenings Mr. lister, Henry or Tanner Streets, Madiine Cleanai ANNIVERSARY SALE>-May 1-31. .sonable. Call MI 9-3255. living room with fireplace, hot FuU price $11,995. Beautiful high landscaped lot with W agon. All work guaranteed 35 years ex PAINTINQ AND pa) Wednesday, Friday, noon UU 8; I ^ppty Hayes. MI 3-0527. Warren E. How Bowers School. Please call me to *1095 88 Franklin Ave., Hartford Specials In our famou* do-ft-your- For Rent 64 water heat, one-car garage. By ap complete city utilities. Near bus Automatic transmlsaion, radio Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer perience. 34-hour service. Call Good clean workmanehip at rea Saturday 9:80-3:80. CiOl TO 0-4007. land, Realtor, 6 0 3-1108. day. Thelma Jeffries Escott, Brok eelf department. Tubes-n60% off, MAPLE FULL size bed, spring and pointment only. PhllbricK U. & R. REALTY CO."' line and schools. Offered at only aad heater. Lines Installed—Cellar Water Ean VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. sonable rates. 80 years In Maa- er. 6 0 9-7683. ______FOR INFORMATION J SbnutlfrBlrr teritiittg ijrraUi adJUBtlble rabbit ears with switch, m attreu. Maple spool twin bed, EXCELLENT spot for any business MI 9.8464. $16,000. SIX ROOM modern ranch, 4)4% proofing Dene- cheeter. Raymond-^ ftkks. 'M l spring and mattress. MI 3-6310. or office. Center of town, plenty MI 3-2692 CALL MI 4-0539 reg. $9.05, now 09c; Red Bird R. D. 'Murdock MI 3-6473 mortgage, $74.44 covers mortgage 1957 Plymouth $ ^ A C Radlo-Tl' Repair 9-9337. of parking MI 94229 94. . s o ; WINDSOR—For the executive. chimney mounts only 99c; Chan- THREE-PIECE living room set, and taxes. Near school, shopping. 4-Door Sedan. net-S yagi antennas $1.99; UHF 90 foot 8 level ranch, detached MAN(?HE:STER—For only $10,700 U. & R. REALTY CO. 6 0 9-9466 Invitation to Bid McKINNEY BROS. Services 18 EIXTERIOR PAINTING. We * 0 9 PARTIAL USITNO: Anetoe very good condition, reasonable OFFICE for rent, 600 sq. ft., 100% 2-car garage, carport, one full Automatic transmlsaion, radio ciallse In commercial, reaideiitial, bow tie antenna $1.99; VHF lead-in Main street location. Ckili 6H you can buy this 6 room older MI 3-2692 Ssweraq* Disposal Co. fryer, water heater, refrigera price. MI 3-6448. bath, complete with Cararra glass R. D. 6 \ > * V.' \ ■ , . ’k• .. ., ' - -.r PACETWEwnr^xm jfianrlii^atpr Enrathg If^roOt WDRSDAT, MAY 11, 1#61 Avenwa Dally Net Press Yltut For the Week Ended The Weather May e, 1961 Feveeast of D. S. WoaOwr Rariaa Thb American Legloa AuslHary About Town will meet Monday at 8 pm. at the Oouify, bool with nda toaIgMI Legion Home. Mm. John Dolan of 13,326 and early Saturday. Lew tealght Bristol, department president, and In 80s. Saturday partly cloudy, Member of the Audit warmer la afternoon, elnwen di^ H mt* wlU be a xoMtlag o f the her officers, will he guests at thd Bureau of Circulation Sons the AaMTloaa Legkm to- meeting. Mm. J. T. W allett win be veloplng. nigh 65-70. nxMTow at 7:1S p.m. at the U ^on chainnaa of the boatese commit am Manche$ter—^A City of Village Chdrm Homa tee. GO , > \ ..... •I ' >' ,v .. s'