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The Chapnun Joy Circle of The Womens Fellowship of the The Manchester Civic Orches­ Frances Herron OouticH. Pyth­ ilv W e n 13,985 Fair moat of taalgbt, olondy aad North Methodist Church will meet Presbyterian Church will meet to­ tra will rehearse tonight at 7:30 ian Sunshine Girls, wUl meet to­ eool by morulng. Law N to 88. night at 8 at the church. TheRev. in the band room at Manchester night at 6:80 at Memorial HaU. Member of tha Audit >*! J j)0|it Town Wednesday at J p.m. at the R EM O D EL ^ R O S S ET T O Doroan o f OIranlatlon Ooudy aad eooler Wednasday. Higb church. Hosteases will be Mss. and Mrs. Donald C. Chariqs of High School. Main B t A now incMber will be B ^ k Hartford will speak. Refresh­ obUgwted. Batliroonu ramodeled, m o toema, IdWhen i near N. T m lUaebMiUr >»tudenU art Clement Lewis, Mrs. Axel John­ ~ roouM cempletad. ete. ManchoBter-^A City o f VUhtge Charm son and Mrs. Erma Mason. ments will be served. The executive board of the G ted tist BiU of Uw otudent aeiuite at The VFW AuxUlary wlU nomin­ Vmvoratty of ConnecUcut, Womens Fellowship of Second The American Legion will meet ate and elect offtcefa at Its meet­ 'TOL. LXXXn, NO. 161 (Six t e e n pag es) ■ s «. IClM laiaabeth Oartaido, The Womens Christian Temper­ Congregational Church will meet Rep. Paul Groobert of Man- MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1963 (Classified Advertising on Pago 14) htor of Mr. and Mra. Irvin W. ance Union will meet tomorrow tomorrow at 8:15 at the Legion tonight at 8 in the church parlor. ing tomorrow et 7:80 pjn. at the PRICE SEVEN CENlla Home. port hmne. otoeeter.baa nottfiod'Fredoriek Q. ROSSETTO 14« W. High St., la at 10:30 a.m. at South Methodist CONSTRUCTION COMPANY at^iomoro aonator, and Gerald Church to sew for patients in vet­ N aulff, president of tha Man- Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor Immaculate Conception Mothers Memorial Temple, Pythian Bis­ vnaUach, aon of. Mr. and Mrs. erans hospitals. A potluck wUl Circle will meet Wednesday at 8 cherter Oiamber of Commerfie, be served at noon. There will be a of Emanuel Lutheran Church, will ters, -will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. 58 DELMONT ST^MI 9-0S08 Moward H. Wallaeh, 116 Bretton spealc on "Symbolism” tomorrow p.m. at the home of Mrs. Thomas at Odd Fellowa Hall. Refrertunents tliat he v^ll “do everything in my Rusk Sees State News Jtd.i M junior senator. business meeting at 2 p.m. Host­ Albro, 50 Winter St. esses will be Mrs. Clarence Jay- at 8 p.m. at a meeting of Phebe will be served. power" to work toward paseage BnUdera and General Oontrautova Liberals Lack cox and Mrs. Ellen Starkweather. Circle at Luther Hall. Mrs. Gil­ of the equalised grand list biU for Residential and Industrial Oenatraotlan H m Manchaater Ski Club and The Disabled American Vet­ education. •fanabMter Travel Service will bert Wright will lead devotions. Roger W. Turklngton, son of W orst Over Roundup The Silk City Singers, Manches­ Mrs. Hugo Carlson, Mrs. Ame erans will meet, nominate and and Mrs, William J. Turklngton. Rep. Groobert ropUed to Nas- 0 O.s|>onBor the showing of two elect officers tomorrow at 7:30 sUfs letter from the ohamber ter Qiapter erf SPEBSQSA. will Gustafson and Mrs. Walter Hol­ 28 Bigelow S t, will Intern in medi­ NATO Nuclear Plan M movies tomorrow at 8 p.m. at land will serve as hostesses. p.m. at the American Legion which said the chamber's board of the Anmy Navy Club. “ Swiss on meet tonight at 8 at Bunce School, cine at Duke Hospital, Durham, Clear Margin Home. A dinner’ will be served af­ directora favors the bill, now pend­ In Vietnam ^(^ita," furnished by the Swiss Air Olcott St, Men of Manchester and N.C. A fourth year student at School Site Probe surrounding areas, Interested in Forty-six members and gpiests ter the business meeting. ing in the state Legislature. unes, and "Ski” from Pan Amer- Harvard Medical School, he re­ Rep. Groobert says the other tMw Air Lines, a color and sound four-part harmony barbershop of the Manchester Hammond Or­ ceived a BA, degree In 1959 from style singing, are Invited. Formal gan Society were guests of the "One Hour at the Cross” .will be Manchester representative, Steve TORONTO (AP)— Lester PARIS (A P )— U.S. Secre­ To Start Tonight Him. Admission is free. Children theme of a meeting of the Home Wesleyan University, Middletown. Cava^aro, win also give the bill hivited. voice or music training is not re­ New London Chapter Saturday He is married to Maria Elckhardt B. Pearson’s Liberals re- tary of State Dean Rusk said quired. / night. Wfliiam Dalton, radio, tele­ League of the Salvation Army to­ “his unqualified support” today the and morrow at 2 p.m. at Memorial Turklngton. He says, ‘T wish to call to your emerged today as Canada’s H A R T F O ^ (AP) — The vision and recording artist, gave leading political party, but South Viet Nam governments a two-hour recital, Hall. Hostesses will be Mrs. Lu­ attention and to the attention of General Assembly tonight Denounced by Reds The Rotary Club will meet to­ Robert Calder, son eaker be a movement afoot to delay not in the House of Commons. in their efforts to control tion into the price the state ton Rd., was recently elected only the proposal of the much- president of the United Student ond Congregational Church, will will discuss the budget of the Prime minister John G. Dlefen- Communist subversion in that has agreed to pay for a medi­ LECLERC meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the The executive board of the Jun­ Manchester Board of Education. needed medical and dental school baker, although in effect repudi­ Association at the University of ior Century Club will • meet to­ In our state, but also the passage Southeastern Asian country. cal-dental school site in Farm­ FUNERAL HOME Cnnor wears his nickname troubles. U.S. delegation heetdquartera. ; g o Info hso, thero aront enough usable C B M t t "Bull” with pride. Standing on a He has vowed to fill Birming­ OtHdUy MboM dewalk yelling for dogs to halt WASHINGTON tAPl—The Unit­ OOP ’ANGEL’ DIES i of Mters end numbers to keep pace. i r yon Ihrs in a ^rjneal bonss, ham’s Jail with integrationists. Vendor Pickets PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Jo­ egro demonstrations—his eyes ’'M s - "s ed States has asked the Soviet yon eonld eartly run out of ho6 Since racial demonstrations began Union to use its influence with seph N. Pew Jr., chairman ot the «flashing—he is one of Alabama’slast Wednesday, 66 Negroes have •nUIllERN MEW EH61AHD TEUPHONE water sevsral times a week. stormiest political figures. been Jailed. Step Aside for Communist North Vietnamese and board of Sun Oil Co. and longr Perk Cadets 79 n Pathet Lao forces to halt the time financial “angel” of ttie Now you eon haoe aU the het meSHStSiM Connor. 82, appears to be any­ mater you need at one time for He is an ardent segregatimiist fighting against the neutralist publican party, died today. Pew, and public safety commissioner at body's grandfather. He becomes army in Laos. 76, and his brother, J. Howard only 9} ^ a day. Think of tt— Cel Pak Veal SteiAsW 89L Birmingham, which finds Itself stem in the face of racial dlffl- Kennedy Pitch soly 9M i* a day! eultles. State Department officials dis­ Pew, directed Sun Oil stnoe the closed today that Wa.shington’s se­ death in 1912 of their father, Jo­ Yaa, thanks to Mobllhsat— He got his nickname because of By FRANK CORMIER rious concern has been conveyed seph N. Pew Sr., tiie founder. and an ofl-flred hot water heater A Spring song of beauty! the booming voice he used in an­ WASHINGTON (AP)—President directly to Moscow within the past flfoomet

■'J lUKCHESTER EVENING HEEAU). MANCHESTEB. CONK, TUESDAY, AFBIL 9, 190 mm BlANCHESyEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1963 PAGB n v i Sundav ware Ifr. and Urn; DawM $mUkWind»or CSiiiFch Addg 17 Arnold. Hr. and Mrs. Rogwr Oob- ^ kb-, and Mrs. Robatt 6ebattler. Arrests 753T^ CharterMembers 'Hr. and Hta. O m Daubar. Hr. Academy Awards Won BEET Town Seeks and Mrs. Robert KoiCeaa, Ibr. NOTICE Sswenbatn charbar msaabera o f a and Mrs. Haniial RbbedlO) kb*. Climb to 96 in BUY Henry Hartoocdiio, m — Lbida Rec Aides in s|>rtng daas of tba Fraabytsr^ Hartoochio, RK^aad Hhrria. Ray- malm of th* Towr o f H m p By Peck, Anne Bancroft Ctauroh. 68 tt.. wars ra- Bland IMmeni and Patar Raballa tent wlU iHfln i m . Birmingham ALCOA Television oelved into fellowship at the morn­ The church jdana to orgaaiM rucedayu through Fridays an- ALUMINUM SIDING 6:00 ( » Bit t Tluater (C^mtinued from Page One) Arab chieftan of "Lawrence." Sununer Plan progress)^ (10) Movie ing worship Sunday^ fonnaliy In tba fan and sleet, or­ s f e c ia l sp R m a (lO-iq;___ IM B arlr Show Drognaa) (23-30) Laramie (O dain and inatafi ofHesta, and oaU to completed. (Continued from One Begley, the «ads this ior college year as a student at tram Hating indades only those news broadoaats of 18 ar IS-atnnto night's gathering; "We have to of East Hartford. weak. length. Sons# stations carry other short newaoasts). go to jail en masse and fill up color art direction, cinemato­ hold onto It forever.” the Sorbonne, Paris, Franoe. Flushing’ of the water malne of The Manehertw Her fiance is the son of Mr. and graphy, best director (Britisher Ilaaaco Inc., e /o D. R. Mahoney, The trip to Russia is sponsored the Jails of Birmingham. If we Mrs. Peter M. Bezzlni Sr. of East The best song award went to Rlreraide Dr., Sast Hartford, was 4TDKC—tSM I > 1:00 News and Sign OS. $PRING $PECIAL do that we will turn this city up­ David Lean) and be.st movie. "Days of Wine and Roses” from by Sweet Briar (Va.) College. 6:00 Jim Nattleton w p o r —1416 Water Co., will begin Toceday, April 2,1968. Hartford. Omar Sharif had been con­ the movie of the same name. The gtanted a permit to operate a About 40 students of various col­ 8:00 RAynor Shines 6:00 Joey Remolds side down end right -Bide up." Miss Maselek Is a graduate of gaaohne service station on Rt. 5. 7:00 BUI Hughes sidered by forecasters as the one mu.slc was written by Henry Man- leges and universities are mem­ 1:06 News. Sign Ott Hanover School of Modeling, Hart­ Tha property ie bounded by prop­ 12:00 Clrand $AVE shoo-in as best supporting actor. cini and the lyrics by Johnny bers of the tour. waaT-4ia w iN P — m # Flushing wiD continue Tuesday through Fridays ford, and Is a secretary of the Mu­ BIG MEN erty Of Sperry, Dolan, the rail­ Nesre The Egyptian star played the Mercer. The itinerary will Include Berlin, 6:00 News. Wsd! Street tual Loan System. Hartford. road and Rt. 6. 1 :1 P ^ -Heiwey) Dr. Albert 6:16 Showcase I Why buy a foreign sporta oar? If R’a **•••,7® ** TSJ'i Andover Gemuuiy: Warsaw, Poland, and Burke 6:45 Lowell Tbomaa until completed. I (Jordon’s Atlantic Sorvlse. Caasslc lUodsl 87 T-Blrd, aatesUant Mr. Bezzlni attended Beckley OooM Bancroft of 1085 Rt. 6. 6:10 A le z IM e r 7:00 Showcase College. W. Va., and the Univer­ Moscow and Leningrad. Russia. 6:40 I condition, low mUeago, fully equipped. ■oat Wlndaor Hill, was granted a Sporta 8:00 The World Toalgtat sity of Misjni, Fla. He is manager vatlaaee to allow a sm^l private The group wiH return to Paris 6:60 Bob ConsKlIna 8:30 Showcase AiMdl 17. 7:00 Edward P. Morgaa U:00 Newa W right Loses of Bezzlni Bros. Furniture Co., DAILY 10 to 10 fijdng atrip on his meadow farm 7:16 (kmnacticat P .l f MANCHESTER WATER GOBKPANT Mancdiester. — | / " * T o p e n The group is planning a trip to 7:80 DIck'a Dan land. Tliia is an R-40 zone. He will PLANE GREW DEAD Gordon's Atlantic Service A fall wedding is planned. bo allowed no more than five per- Holland during tulip tliM. 10:80 Tonight at My Plae# To Hutchinson m santly operated and based air­ Miss Gozdz, a 1960 graduate of w n c —isst SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) WEST ROAD., ELLINGTON—TR 5-8392 Rockville High 8ch(X)l, lives with 6:00 News. Sporu and Wastbar —Rescuers evaded Communist craft on tile field, and a time 6:30 Plnandaf Raport man. In the town elections on May liailtation of three days was set a French family in Paris. Before 6:36 Album of the Day machlnegun fire today to reach J. Cuyler Hutcshlnson defeated 2 0 . on transient aircraft. entering the Sorbonne she took an 6:46 Three Star Extra a crashed two-engine fighter Theodore C. Wright by 17 votes in I To Make Voters Hie request of Gordon M. intensive Frentii language course 7:06 Conversation iUece plane. They found both American yesterday’s OOP primary for thej A session for making new voters 7:30 News of the World pilots and a Vietnamese observer Hutfdiins of 629 Graham Rd., for at Tours, France. She will return 7:46 (iongreaslonal Report First Selectman nomination. |will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. j AE f to Marietta College for her senior 8:06 Pop (Concert dead. Wright, Incumbent first select­ to 1 p.m. at the town hall. a Taiianoe to allow construction of 9:06 mi^tbeat year. The B26 went down in moun­ man, had challenged Hutchinson's In Operetta CLEANERS a garage five feet from the aide- 10:36 VoTcea of Easter tains 260 miles north of Saigon on his premises was granted. U:00 Newa nomination by a party caucus in Willard E. Thomen, son of the Pine St. and Hartford Rd. (Lower Store) U:1B Sporta T iM while making a strafing run Mon­ February. EXTRA TALL SIZES . Is an A-SO zone. U:80 Starlight Bwwaade Rev. and Mrs. Willard E. Thomen, & day. Law Day Proclaimed May 1 has the role of Richard in the Gil- EXTRA BIO SIZES ~M1asinnnry Society of the Jaycees to Enter In 'the primary vote yesterday, .... TO 56. pal Diocese of Oonnectlent, Hayor BYancls Mahoney, backed by (left to right) Superior Court Judge Charles S. House, Jus­ Hi>t(3hinson’s nomination was up­ beil and Sullivan operetta "Rud- CUIN TYPE DRY CLEANING Asylum Ave., Hartford, was Convention Float tice William Shea of the Supreme Court ot Errors, (3hi(ef Judge Jay RuMnow of the Circuit Court, held by a vote of 120 to Wright’s dlgore” to be presented on com­ granted a variance to allow the and Prosecutor Eugene Kelly, signs a proclamation desig^nating May 1 as Law Day. Atty. William 103. mencement weekend In June by Professional Spotting ONOtkm o f three church signs Collins wiU direct Law Day aoti^tles in Manchester for the Senior State Bar Assoda'Uon,' while Hiere were 369 electors eligible Northfield and Mount Hermon FREE! 12 Lb, *2 .2 5 wltli lights (four feet by eight H m Manchester Junior Chamber Aitty. Leonard I. Shankman wtil act as chairman ’for Manchester and East Hartford for the Junior to vote in the primary. Party lead­ Schools. Young Thomen is a sen­ REGAL foot), with one facing Sullivan of (Commerce last night inducted Bar Section. Mayor Mahoney's proclamation invites "each of us to reaffirm our faith in the rule ers, who conducted a {Aone cam­ ior at Mount Hermon. three new members and formed of law and in the supremacy

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MANCHESTER EVENiNG H ^A LD , MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1963 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTI^ CQMN„ TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1968 Coventry Croaa; and Holy Saturday,-, ilrom party Itaelf lost seats- to Liberals 8:80 to B;80 pjn. only. Holy Sat­ Walsh Award In Monday’s election. Robert was held down by s6c policsmsn ao far, one ia compell'M to notice, sa, to guard all tha aiipposMly Bi- pony doing bualnesa for tha state urday oonfeaalona at SL Joaapb's Thompson, leader of the pariy, de­ nocent Information involved, was — the Republican InqulalUpn had Cbureh will ba board from 4 to and then arrestsd because he “took made Dr. Teller top man in his in­ clined to s a y whether he would Indication that somebody was adequate first day trophy. Baseball Unit 0:80 p.m. only. agree to ' support a minority a swipe" with a knife at one of fluence on this nation's atomic ConnectuMt The third crucial teat .of thd Goes to Joy Liberals Lack really worried, for whatever rea­ Holy Thursday, Maaa at 8 a.m. government again. ttie police dogs being used to keep policy? son that might be. first day of the probe inVoWed and 7:80 p.m. holy communion will “We will take that decision the Negroes fr o m ' carrying Well, whatever the fundamental Yankee A s tha hearing opened. In other the special prosecutor the oc­ Sets Tryouts badlatrlbutad. Charles A. Joy of N Walker St. When the time comes,” Thompson „ 9 , ., words, ^ defense had already, by casion, Rep. NIcholaa Eddy of N aw was recently presented with the through with a protest march on answers, the soft superficial ges­ Ctood Friday, at 6 p.m., the Good said. By A.H.O. Its own tactics, labeled the affair Hartford, the young Republican Friday Liturgy wUl ba read. There WlllUm “Dad” Walah Memorial The Liberals gained 26 seats as P IA N O and O R G A N STUDIO THURSDAYS city hall. ture toward Dr. Oppenheimer is a who found himself, this day, with The directors of the Coventry Award by John Mather Chapter, Clear Margin potentially serious. will ha vaneratlon of the Cross and compared with their standing af­ 17 O A K ST., M A N C H E S T E R nice, welcome touch. hla f i r ^ foot on the same kind of Boya BaaebaU AaaocUtlon will Order of DeMoIay. He waa named FRIDAYS That particular Incident — in Moat political probes, or inves­ From the Republican side, the the Communion. ter last June's voting. The Con­ 643-6171 political Iddder which hoa led so present plans for the coming sea- outotandlng member of the chap­ which, as a result of the police harsh political purpose of this Holy Saturday, tha Ilaatar Vigil (OoBtfa nad from Page One) sponsibility is. I know what mine servatives lost 23 seats. tigations, make or b r e ^ them­ •on at its annual meeting at 7:80 ter. for 1962. The award la judged probe was to strike blows, to do many bright young men toward Service wiU start at 7 p.m. Mass is.” Pearson said. Dlefenbaker easily won re- using dogs to nip men, a man is p.m, tomorrow at the Nathan on character and loyalty to all selves on their first day of op- Injury, to the reputation of tha the top. N ot even ma best friends, will follow at about 8 p.m. but added “The New Democratic He expressed belief that Parlia­ election in his Saskatchewan dis­ arrested for trying to slice the one would guess, were quite aure Hale Community Center. AU man­ A Thought for Today eration. On that day, they must Democratic party and its leader­ Tha Maaaaa. on Baatar Sunday ment should be called quickly af­ trict, but six of his Cabinet min­ how he would acquit himaetf, and agers and baaebail officials wUl party haa a duty to cooperate with dog— may be the straw which fi­ Sponsored by the Mancheatar establirii their own v, title to be­ ship. The R ^u blican inquisition, will ba at the uaual times of 7t80, ter the Council of the North At­ isters were defeated. bia foes, oqa gueasea too, had some be attending. any government for the better­ nally begins to focus the attention Council of Churches ing; they must develop some early then, had to come up with some­ The season wiU officially sUrt 9:80 and 10:30 a.m. at St. Mary'a; lantic Treaty Organization iioid.s Dlefenbaker expres.sed special morsels; ttey must justify their thing, on this first day, or lose Idea he might be squelched quick­ ment of Canada and for good gov­ a long-scheduled meeting In Ot­ regret over the defeat of his for­ of society on the reviving question ly. B ut at the end of the day the May 19. However, tryduta are and 8:80 am . at St. Joaeph’a. own continuation; they must pro­ the attention and interest of tha scheduled to start Monday, Bert- Parishioners are asked to note ernment." tawa May 22. eign secretary, Howard Green, in of the use of animals against peo­ “The merciful man doeth good vide a test of the mettles state. When, at die end of the day, slim young fellow with the meas- UNOX PHARMACY The Nato meeting will be a Vancouver constituency. He said to his own soul” Proverb 11:17 Ingly Yankee voice was in diarga ron A. Hunt of tha directors an­ that there will be no morning A call for Diefenbaker’a retire­ ple by the police. involved, a test in which the orig­ it found itself privileged to dis­ nounced today. looking for Canada's answer to Green "ha.s done so much In so or It is generally conceded that a of the room jutd playing, oalnuy 299 E. CENTER STREET—BD t-OSM •ervioea on Good Friday or Holy ment as leader of the Conaerva- .TKD PRKSi; In barbaric societies, the trained | inators of the probe do not ^ e play to the state and nation the O f the 310 boya needed In aU Saturday, no confeaslona on Thurs­ tlve party came from Douglaa the question whether it should ac­ many ways in the councils of the Press Is excluslTsiy benevolent attitude of, mercy and the verdict. admission of Democratic State and artlatlcally, with figures sup­ cept nuclear warheads for Bo- nations.” ferocity of a dog was often the' age groups, to date 193 have en­ day and Saturday evenings and Harknesa, who quit aa Diefenbak- OSS e t repaUlcstloB of ( .'^^ission is beneficial to those All this was hanging in the bal­ and National cataimnan John posedly much bigger than ha was. marc missiles based in Canada The other Dlefenbaker aides bches created to It or to whom it Is displayed. What is rolled. The board will accept ad­ that Lent ends at midnight on er’a defenae mlnialer in this win- credited bi this paper symbol and the instrument of a u -! ance, at the State Capitol last Bailey that he, with his iUus- and for Canadian interceptor beaten were Ellen Fairclough, often overlooked 1s that he who ditional enrollments at the try­ Holy Saturday. ter’a di.apute over acquialtion of ' news published here. thorlty. It is atlll today a civilized Thur.sday morning as the Repub­ trious national career and un­ outs. forces in . postmaster general and the only ibUeatlon of special- display.s it is himself the bene­ Holy Saturday Is a day of par­ nuclear warheada. arc also reserved. use of a dog— except perhaps to I lican-spawned probe of the divi­ limited financial opportunitias and -The program this year la being tial ahatlnenoe which means that Dlefenbaker lias in.sisted the Bo- woman In the Cabinet; Raymond ficiary of his own love and mercy. sion of state Insurance policy com­ with his supposed total political Harknesa, a Conaervative who marcs are out of date, or at Ica.st O’Hurley, defense production min­ the person being chased— to use! expanded from 11 to 14 teams. all may eat meat once that day haa won aeven timea In hia Al­ elteat of N. E. A. 8err> He grows in spirit, gains in stature missions got under way. sagacity, had nevertheless been serve only as decoy.s for po.ssible ister; Richard A. Bell, immigra­ This will include an American Le­ and at the principal meal onlV. berta district, said "After tht.s' the dog for purposes of tracking and attain.s peace of mind. ’The signs and portents were not careleas and callous enough to in­ enemy bombing. He made tlii.s an tion minister; Martial Asselin, _ Kenresentatives Th« Submitted by Rabbi Leon Wind gion team. This year, for the first KofC News election it la apporent. a leader-' fullus uthew s medal Agency—New a criminal. long in appearing. vest for his own family in . a com Good Insurance Plans Take Thought! flme, the Pony League will include St. Jude Council, Knights of Co­ is.sue in the campaign In an under­ : F'orestry mini.stry and Frank Mc­ T o i^ Chicago. Detroit and Boston, Temple Beth Sholom The first was the appearance of ahip convention will be in order” \lying current of anti-Americanism Gee, minister without portfolio. f mSMBiat Am>iT b u r e a u o r But in the past few years there two Bolton teams. lumbus, will meet at 8 p.rh. ^ r t h e r oppoaitlon to Diefenbak-, tmCULATIONE. one J. Kenneth Bradley, of Fair- The tryouts achedule will be Wednesday at the KofC home. ■ -or pro-Canadlanism, as Dlefen­ Dougla.s Harknesa. who resigned has been an increasing employ­ er within the party la bound to' —::—------.. — ------— ------, j j i j _ P ilot Whales Beach field County, erstwhile Republican American and National League, 9- The clase of candidates recently baker expressed it. i as defense minister in the di.spule , llie Herald Prlntnc Company ipe.. ment of qiecially trained dogs by power in the state, as the repre­ come as a result of Monday’s ] The United States has insisted i over nuclear warheads, was re- assomes ao finaarlsl rcsponslbflfty for Notice DONT JUST BUY A POLICY- year-olds, 6 p.m. Monday at the receiving their degrees In the KofC showing. Some party atalwarta Countless hours of pleasure ITPorraphlea] eners appearing In ad- police departments. They arc NEW SMYRNA BEACH. Fla. sentative at the hearing of the Plains Athletic Field; 10-year-olda, in Willlmantic were named in that Canada is dragging its heels 1 elected. George Hees. who al.so ‘rertlsements and oUier reading matter (API — Twenty or more pilot John P. Kelly Co., the insurance wanted to oust him during hla de­ on making good certain commit­ i quit the Cabinet, did not run and n The Xaaeheater Evening Herald. trained very expertly, so that, }n same time and place on AprU 16; honor of the Rev. Joseph B. fense criaia which ignited Dlefcn- whales came onto the beach and agency through which the Insur­ Berard, assistant pastor of St. ments for defense^ including ac­ ' the Liberals took his Toronto seat. the words of their admirers, they 11-year-olds, April 17; 12-year- baker'a defeat on a vote of con­ Displar sdrertlslng closing hours: into ilver.s and inlets in the vicin­ ance commissions in question have olds, A pril 18. Ernest Mathews M ary’s Church, according to A l­ ceptance of nuclear warheads. I The trend toward the Liberals Hours . . . days . . . years of fun are in store for Monday— ^1 p.m. rriday. behave just like human policemen been divided, and which was it fidence In the House of Commons Dlefenbaker denied this. Pear.son I became apparent as soon as re- IT Ihiesday—1 p.m. Monday, ity of New Smyrna Beach Mon­ CET Will be in charge. bert J. Stevenson, grand knight. for your childien, if they are able to play the self organized as an agency in Feb. 6. That brought on Monday's ir Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday would do. day. The 13 and 14 year olds wiU try­ The class includ^ eight candi­ Charles A. Joy said Canada must go ahead with i turns started coming In from New- r nraraday—1 p.m. Wednesday. 19M, just before the Democrats election. its commitments and then re­ piano. Playing al.so helps build a sense of . This again, however, is not quite Robert Davis, a state con.serva- out at 6 p.m. April 19 and at 10 dates from Coventry. j foundland. the easternmost prov­ ~ ■ -1 p.m. Thursday, came into control of the state principles of DeMolay, and reli­ Dlefenbaker, who keeps hia examine the situation. poise and confidence. An instrument, like y—i p.m. rriday. tion agent, .said four of the whales a,m. on A pril 20. John Plaster wlU High School Notes ince. the way it appears to those who com,ptroller’a office which buys gious and school accomplishments. strategy close to his vest, was Last June's election gave Dief- ____Red deadline: 10:30 a.m. sad stranded on the beach. ba In charge. The Coventry High School Junior I The Liberals .swept all seven the Everett piano, with the tonal quality of of pnbllcatloB eseept Saturday — find themselves being policed by the state's insurance. PROTECTION He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. N a­ somewhat cryptic as he diacu.saed enbaker only a minority in Parlia­ Two of the whales were taken Prom will be held from 8 to 11:30 Newfoundland seats. They split a grand, will stimulate their desire to learn. a.as. alive by crews from Marineland Whoever felt it necessary or ap­ The American Legion team will than Joy. election results with reporters. ment, but he commanded the doge. I be sponsored by Green-Chobot p.m. April 27 at the school. Paul with the Conservatives for Prince south of St, Augustine and they propriate to reach down across David Spencer Sr., worshipful Dlefenbaker said the situation House of Commons for six months With Everetts Dyna-tension or “ greater ten­ Tuesday, April • Post. Eugene Rychllng will be Lucas’ orchestra will play for the I Edward Island's four seats, for a To the Negroes in Birmingham,, said those seemed to be in good the state for this tough and wise master of Manchester Lodge of appeared to him to be . much like with support from two minor sion,” and counterbalancing iron lever, pat­ The simplest way to make sure you are ge^ manager and John Risley, coach. seml-formal dance. Tickets for the I net Liberal gain of two. Nova It undoubtedly seemed that the condition. Each is about 10 feet Republican political veteran to Masons, presented the award, that which prevailed in 1025 when parties. Social Credit and the New 4 B if Two Failure? j affair sponsored by the Class of I Scotia went 5-4 Conservative, ented Everett features, even exercise pieces long. front for a Hartford comp>any do­ Boys bom after Sept. 1, 1944 will which consists of a citation, medal the Liberal Party led by W.L. Democrats. This government was 4 dogs were giving and enforcing ’ ting the greatest protection at the least pos­ 1964, may be had at the door, frwn against 9-2 last time. sound grand. Everetts are styled to meet ev­ Pilot whales occasionally run ing business for a Democratic be el'^'ile for this team. and U.S. savings bond. This was Mackenzie King made a smaller finally defeated in February when j In these pont-war years, states­ their orders with too many teeth committee members, or by inquir­ ashore in groups, seemingly bent state administration was not, it sible cost, ie to k t us handls your insurance. The Babe Ruth team, which wiU the eighth year the award was showing than the Conservatives the other parties deserted him as ery decorating scheme; priced to meet every m en have, been Shoppliig' tentative- ing at the school office. ahcAving. on suicide. was to be deduced, taking this in­ W e ll take care of all details from planainf to be competing in the WlUlmanttc given. but chose to stay in office by col­ a backlash to the nuclear issue budget. See the Everett at Watkins, today m —■omethnes merely thpougli To people against whom the vestigation casually or lightly. Area League will be managed by An Industrial Arts Club has been laborating with other parties. and a widespread feeling that YES, We Write aiaiiYia and OUT servics sosts you nothing. Alexis DouviUe. organized at Coventry High School The Walsh award Is given In . . . priced from $805. Other spinets start at tritow windows, somerthnes with dogs are loosed, H undoubtedly REBELS GET ARMS This first touch, added to the memory of "D a d ’’ Walsh, a past Dlefenbaker. who was at nome Diefenbaker's government was in­ The association will also again with Gordon Poole and Roland Safe Driver’s $ 595. 'Small down deposits, sometimes N E W DELH I (A P I—Hostile Na continued and unrelenting effort master of Manchester Lodge of In Saskatchewan. Indicated his effective. seems that an inhuman element be able to take care of all eight- Stoodley of the faculty, as advis­ Auto Insurance ga tribe.smen warring again.st the of the Democrats to prevent the Masons, and first "Dad" of John course might be clarified when he Dlefenbaker said he plans to ^ U i installment commitments, is being used against . year-olds registering under a -ix^rln- ors. Indian government In Nn'’'i" d probe itself, to keep the oath from Mather Chapter. holds a ^ b in e t meeting on h is! confer with Real Caouette, deputy BURTON A. RICE, jwt seldom with any real take- rwr’s program. Robert Wilson has been elected How many of us would welcome have obtained new arms recently being administered to its witness- During Joy’s two years as a return to Ottawa. leader of the Social Credit party, Serand Church Notes president; Alan Fentiman, vice AGENCY Jiome finality— amon^: all kinde of meeting up with the law in the and some of these mav navo . i member of John Mather Chapter, “ I will leave to Mr. Diefen-1 supposedly with a view to getting 857 East Center St.— 643-0541 The Maundy Thursday servioe president; Jbhn Ohlund, secretary; potential worida supplied from Pakistan, Prime he has held three offices, third baker to decide what his own re­ its support again. The Caouette shape of a dog T with Holy Communion and the Alfred Johnson, treasurer a n d The world we could all have for Minister Nehru .said Monde'■ preceptor, chaplain and senior TSnebrae service of Second Con­ Thomas Chasse, parlimentarian. How many of us would welcome He told Parliament, however, he steward. He has also held the lead Bothbifr, the PM-fashloned power gregational Church will be held Presenting the slate of officers was It, no matter what the color of our could not say definitely that Na- lobert J. ing position in the DeMolay degree poHtics wortd, everybody sup­ at 7 p.m. in the sanctuary. the nominating committee of David gas were A ‘awing arms either team and was an active member •kins? Simmons, Alfred Johnson and Rus­ posedly soonwd. as being: out of from Pakistan or from Commu­ ARLINE’S TURKEYS The Tenebrae service includes a of many committees. Continuous 'Ibat question leads to another. scripture reading of the last events sell Leonard. dats. nist China. Nagaland ia In north­ cooperation and punctual attend­ Is there, by any chance, any eastern India. In the life of Jesus. Candles are Committee chairman ore Robert ance at rehearsals and regular The world of the future— the full ORDER NOW FOR EASTER Johnson, student education a n d quicker and easier decision to extinguished during the service, meetings added to his qualifications TTnHed NaUotis worid— will even­ R professional standards; and Clif­ loose the dogs when demonstrators Our OwR Notlvu FroMn REAL ESTATE MITH andir> in total darkness, symbolic for the award. tually have to prove the big seller, of t n e suffering and death of ford Kenyon, social. are Negroes than there might be A 1962 honor graduate of Man­ but so fa r should-be customers INSURANCE INCXIRPORATED Christ. Worshipers leave the The next club meeting will be if skins were white? Coll church while It is In darkness, re­ at 2:30 p.m. M ay 6 in the school’s chester High School, Joy is a haven’t done much more than take That ia perhaps the most dis­ Arfint md Emk Noeh turning Easter morning. The serv­ drafting room. freshman at William and Mary K on trial. SeS M A IN SI., W OUND FLOOR—TEL. Ml 9-M41 ice dates back to ancient times. Teacher Aides College, Williamsburg, Va. He is quieting question of all. A t “INSURANSMITHS SINGE 1914*’ a member of Community Baptist Between these two extremes, the 628-1962 Deacons and deaconesses of the Mothers assisting at North Cov­ But we think we could resolve TRUE Church, where he was a junior one the exhausted anarchy of the 986 Forbee St.—Eaat Hartford church will read the scripture. entry Cooperative Nursery and all questions, to our own peace of There will be two identical serv­ Kindergarten this week include deacon and a member of Baptist past, the other the perhaps Inevit­ Youth Fellowship. He has also mind at least, by one simple rule, ices Easter Sunday, one at 9:30 Mrs. Lawrence Fentiman. Mrs. able political logic of the future, Paul Haddad, Mrs. Henry Qankof- participated in the annual Youth in which dogs would never be used VALUES aju. and the other at 11 a.m. There the product that has actually been will be no church school services. ski and Mrs. William Kaminsky. Sunday Service at the church. going best over the counter has for anything more than tracking, The Fragment Society will meet No classes Friday. and would even then be on a leash. at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at the The cleaning committee Satur­ been the wcH-ld of rival coalitions. How the common stocks je n Church Community House. The day will be Mrs. Will Davis and (he two-world concept in which Such a proposal obviously comes at the wrong time, for the police select today will perform »o- NOW SEE WHAtS NEW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER’O confirmation class will meet at Mrs. Kenneth Hesford. everybody Hnee up on one side or 4:30 p.m. Thursday at the Com­ use otf dogs is the big enforcement morrow will primarily depend on FREE DELIVERY tbe other hi a situation of perpet- i munity House. Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ «a l balanee of strength, which sup­ fad 0^ the moment. And perhaps, how well you size up the com­ At First Church entry correspondent, F. Pauline y A .M . ta 9 P.M. judging by the extent to which it Little, telephone 742-6281. posedly leads to a ctmdition one panies’ earning prospects. Earn­ The Maundy Thursday servioe at First Congressional Church at 7:30 •an can either a balance of terror has us terriried, it Indeed has effi­ ARTHUR DRUB ciency. ings are the true measure of p.m. will Include a Communion or peeuieful coeactatence. service and reception of new mem­ stock values. The influencing fac­ Lately, theee two coalitions have bers. A coffee hour will follow in Public Records proved riiaky, and been subjected Nice Touch tors are many: quality of man­ the vestry. to insurrections and desertions, Pan-Am Program Quitclaim Deed There is honor due, we think, to agement, degree of need for the with the result that some attention Pupils of William E. McArthur’s Claudia Dasooll to Veneranda those gentie elements inside the produa or service, competition, Grade 4 at the Robertson School M. Gardyne, property at 91 Trebbe CAR LEASING has been paid, lately, to another will present their annual Pan Kennedy administration who have and financial strength, to name a Dr. kind of world—that in which the American Day assembly program now succes.sfully conspired to Attachment two W g military powers, the Unit- , few. Assessing such faaots, and Thursday at the school auditori­ Ahmed PanagroMl against Alice and RENTALS um. ed States and Russia, might serve, Commia- .nuking our findings available, is C. Lamoureux, property at 159 First In Manchester. New cart, Croft Dr., 8900. toi aome mutual understanding, as The first performance will be at full maintenance, fully Insured Award upon Dr. Robert Oppenhei­ a major part of our service. So 9:30 a.m. for Grades 4, 5 and 6 Marriage Licenses to reduce your problems and volunteer police officers for the Thomas John Hyson, 418 Wood­ mer. don't hesitate to seek our cvalu- and the other at 1 p.m. for Grades worries. For full Information world. Surely, this sales pitch ran, 1, 2 and 3. land St., and Mildred Raynor H aw ­ call This award, from the very eame H Russia and the United Statee adoo of situations in which ytm The assembly will feature an ley, Dunn, N . C., St. Miary's riunild together agree that things governmental body which nine original three-act play “Amigos", Church, A pril IS. Paul Dedg* Pontiac may be interested. Dayld Charles Woodbury, 38 •hould be thus and so, that ought years ago branded him so much as well as songs by several of the ' INC. OoHHseiiad S3 Server St., and Sandra Joyce of a security risk it felt it had to pupils, a dance and a piano selec­ Phone M l 9-2881 to do the trick. Poole, 66 'Tereea Rd., St. James' tion. 878 MAIN STREET It is this latter brand of world bar him from the very atomic se­ Church, AprU 20. crets he himself had helped create, Pan-American Day''’ Sunday this which la on tentative demonstra­ year. PUTNAM STATE MAN KILLED tion, we riiouM say, in the nation is something o f a solace to Dr. Roman Ghurota Servloea ’63 CHEVROLET IMPALA SUPER SPORT BITBIURG, Germany (AP) — Oppenheimer for that treatment & CO. Holy W eek services at St. M ary’s ‘ Of Laos. Hiere, starting with Presi­ Two U.S. soldiers were killied and Church In Coventry and St. Jo­ dent Kennedy’s meeting with then. It does not repeal the legal another waa Injured when their 71 I. CINnS IT., MANCHISnS seph's Church In Eaglevllle have Khrushchev hi Vienna, back in thing that wa.s done to him, when Ml 3-2131 car and a German truck collided been listed by the Rev. Bernard J. near Bitburg Sunday. 1961, the United States and Rus his clearance wc~ revoked. But it Foster. U£. Army headquarters at sia both pledged themselves to salute and honor him, almost N«w Tork Sfock fxchonfft Confessions tonjorrow at St. Heidleberg said today the dead make Laos a symbolic proof of pretending the other thing never Mary’s will be heard from 6 to 6 men were Pfc. Harold J. Fekays riieir mutual desire to be able to happened. and 7:30 to 9 p.m.; Holy Thurs­ Jr., 21, of Hazardvllle, Conn., and OPEN 9 to 5 D A ILY day from 5 to 6 p.m. only; Good arrange at least one thing peace- And Dr. Oppenheimer. in his re- Spec. 4 Anthony J. Henry, %1, otf OPEN 6:80 to 9 T H l RS. EVE. Friday, after the Stations of the San Antonio, Tex. fully. Their mutual seriousness in “ponse, showed that he had a very OPEN 9 to 12 SATURDAYS this intention, their mutual ex er-: elemental, human appreciation of \ - tion of pressure upon their o w n : had been intended. He liked respective adherents inside Laos, esteem of his colleagues and did finally produce a aet-up for ^^e trust of his government, he Laos which, nine months ago, sup- Just like everybody else, posedly removed Laos from the award, however, not even ,,v 9 ...... cold w ar and left it free to try to eventual legal reclassification THURSDAYS find its own neutral destiny. j Oppenheimer so that he FRIDAYS There has been no valid Indica-1 euuld be admitted to government OF MANCHESTER tion, since, that either Russia or laboratrrles again, will settle the the United States has lost any of great philosophical controversy in­ Its original desire to have this «c - volved. It ao happens that he Is M M M M N pM —Front buckets, a saatv soosols, W H U M P—Solid, quiet Body by F U ur aided FLICK—Pkk PowsvgBde* i periment in Laos woric out. adequate symbol for what stands and wall-to-wa]l Impala skginosi by over 700 buQt-in sound sbsorben. you get s floor mountsd ddft. Instead, now that troiAle revives on one side of that , controversy, 1b Laos, the question is not and that Dr. Edward Teller, who whether the United States and received this same Fermi Award, Russia want to atop it, but whether last year, and who was Dr. Oppen- they can, even if they act h» per­ heimer’s crucial enemy In the pro­ fect harmony together. ceedings which ousted him from The best guess as to the truth government rlearance, clearly rep­ la that Russia regrets the present resents the other. headlines from Laos as much as In a nutshell, Dr. Oppenheimer we do, but is just as uneasy as i* * scientist sufficiently horrified Window Shades the coats the suits the toppers w e aiv over the question of 'jy what he has helped create In Mod* to Order whether or not Russia has the the way of destructive power to! power to control these headlines hope that mankind will cease to ALSO and make them go quiet again. 1 lust after its owm destruction and VENETIAN ILINDS Can Ruaaia tell China how to ™ake a spiritual turn toward the Bring your old roUen In britava with regsird to the situa- possibilities of peace, and save S6c per shade tion In Laos? Can Russia control, I " » nutshell. Dr. Teller 1* a Slimline 19.95 16.95 12.95 what North Vietnam may be doing I scientist so grimly fascinated by • AH wook • Nubby twM tb * Boudes * Boxy jcKkets • Classic demi-fits there? Can Russia and the United what he has helped create that. Sleeping * AH wool fabrics * Smooth ond States together control what is to despite iU horrible destructive • BoskotwMiyM • Double*breasled * Short lackots * Classic demi-fits textured fabrics • Single-breosted happen inside Laos by any quick power, he wants to keep on creat- expedlent other than that of going uig more and more of it In prepa- SMOOTH —And responaive with the new H E Y Y Y —Down or up# edienTer it feels bMt, styles • Cardigans • Slim Knes * Short }ockots * Hand piped button­ styles ■ Clutch closing silhouettee Furnishing in modem? Need an extra fei there themselves? The answ er ration for a struggle his own S404ip* Turbo-Fire V8. Six other eDgine ehoioee. with Comlortilt steering wheel*. CHEVROUT bed? This deluxe Eclipse Innerbed • A-Kn«s siHiouetles * Shawl collors holes * Seot'Kned skirts * Fabulous * Beoutiful shawl collors * Push up would almost aeem to be no, and j reaUsm tells him le really inevit- Sofa gives you both. First, it’s a big, that, we take It, would amount to ^ 'e - • Push-up sleeves ? FuN bocks now spring shodos * Misses' sizes sleeves * Button trinM * Novelty l a e b A a t o n U A ii d s C N w e r f M f s s d JEpertAnqw to o M iA o is). •OglbmttitainooOL oversize 90-inch off-the-floor contem­ eaminatlon of the idea of a tw o -' K could be that, were we to fol- Eiliar L LorMta^M • A ll the newest foshioa colors pocket detailing • Newest Spring power worid as anything pracUcal j low the phlloaophical Inclination porary sofa. Secondly, it converts without effort to a fiill length, full • 5 to 11 • 8 to I t for all our futui^s. The coalition j of Dr. Oppenheimer, we would be ... 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHHS^R. C O m , TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1968 >PAQB NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1968 '■Hi charged with making- an tmsafe buaw have been addad, bringing several such primaries without his Rockville-V ernon 12th Qreuit tiim and Brian N. Casey, 32, Mil­ formal consent. r - Bolton the ooqt tW* yew to 192,878. Barry Doesn’t This seemed to Indicate that he Howroyd Quits Building Uni%^ Smith'* amendment w a • de­ ford, driving a car with a defective Nuclear Plan Obituary Gladstone Favors muffler, ^ each forfeited .$16 bonds wouldn’t be --averse to action to feated. ,B 1 G>urt Cases when they failed to appear in court. test the water in some other Jamee Brennan of 16 Earl 8t,. Funds Voted Squash Move Charges^Ruhher Stamp^ Role Staff to Tell Gases Continued: states so long as he could pre­ Alfonso Colannlno RockYlUe, queatloned the echool serve the appearance that he waa Denounced by Reds admlhietrators’ method of eetlirlit- Until Thursday, for disposition, ■Funeral services f o r Alfonso Bills on Insurance MANOHESTEB SESSION Fritz Bemmier, 61, of 61 Conway not telling the people of Arizona Harry S. Howroyd, a approval” by Feb. 14, it Ing etate granta. To Get Plans To Draft Him Colannino, 46, of Wethersfield will Democrat,* Uminary English Aims Burt Kahn, 32, WaUlngford, yes­ R d„ following too closely. he had ambitions that extended be held tomorrow at 8:15 am. from resigned from the buikhng com­ has “ failed to pursue the matter He was told that the administra­ (CoBMMed tn o t Pace One) terday was fined $30 after plead­ beyond being their senator for an­ the D'Elsopo Funeral Chapel, 335 mittee last night after a meeting energetically." ^ tion alwaye esUmatea on the con­ oth simultaneously," it said. pany as hie hueinaas address on UmanUc, drivlM to left side of Church at 9. satisfaction with what he calls the to the board of directors, as re­ posed Increasea in per pupil grenti The go-ahead was given by Ver­ policlaa ara for fire and property was fined $20, intoxication ($10) nell organization except that he nominations, will have been made. • TULIPS • AZALEAS • HYDRANGEAS The protest was coupled with a “ rubber stamp" role of the appoin­ A view of this year's English hie llcsnse application. road; Gerald Billls, 24, Coventry, Election at Mr. Colannino, w h o was em­ quired . by town ordinance. "Meet­ are never counted on, when the non townspeople last night for fi­ damage. and breach of the peace ($10, re­ considered It had “ a mighty good Goldwater greeted as "a helluva — • ALSO EASTER GIFTS and CARDS •— warning that the Soviet govern­ ployed as a tailor by Manchester tive board. program will be presented to Bol­ board of education Is figuring a nal plans and spsotflcations for The Republicans now plan to mitted). The dispoeition follows a failure to obtain a Connecticut ings have been held with embar­ Tha hill la an altamatlva to the question” an inquiry as the wheth­ “ Flowers for All Occasions— Weddings and Funerals" , . . Modes, died Sunday "at his home. The committee decided It will rassing Infrequency,” Howroyd ton PTA tomorrow at 8 p.m. gt budget, he was told. Increasea are additions to Rockville High gchool, carry forward their investigation March 20 arrest which grew out driver's license; William Nuttall, fund raiser" in its treasurer, J. er he would run better In the ment would take necessary coun­ flrat propoaal. armed with subpoena powers they 48, New Haven, and Irving R. Pioneer Firm Burial will be in Rose Hill Me­ meet soon to discuss measures to says — five since October and the achool. reflected in a school budget the which will probably cost $1,300,000 of an argument between motorist William MlUendorf of Oreen'wlch, South than Rockefeller. termeasures. receive a clearer definition of Its year foUowing a legislative In­ Oladatona aaid he might taatlfy looked last week. Segal, 63, Middletown,' each for “ With the realisation of the morial Park, Rocky Hill. fewer than 13 during the past Tlie preaentation has biten com­ to construct. Lindbon and an attendant at Mor- Conn., a New Y’ork stock broker He answered it by saying, “ Any LEE’S aORIST sRd BIFT SHOP duties. in favor of tha bflia when they The House Is expected to grant larty Bros, garage on Center St. speeding; and George LaChappell, ^ans of the NATO leaders, nu­ Friends may call at the D'Esopo two years. crease. At the town meeting laat night, come up for a public hearing and member of the Connecticut Republican candidate who runs on RT. 44A, BOLTON • 648-8089 Heniy Becker, speaking for the Funeral Chapel today from 7 to In a letter today to Mayor Fran­ piled under the direction of John A Richard Lombardi, Box Mt. the powers later this week, If its Charles N. Doughty, 47, of 161 lO; WllUmantic, failure to grant a states rights ticket and not as clear wemtons with their inevitable “On occasion, committee action a $80,000 appropriation was made Wedneaday. the right of way. Republican Finance Committee. Honrs: Monday thru Saturday 0:30 to 8:00. (Closed Sundays) Amalgamated Clothing Workers 9 p.m. cis J. Mahoney announcing his has followed telephone polls, and Sentelo, aasiatant principal and Dr., Vernon, questioned why $16,'- Insurance committee asks for Cooper Hill 8t„ was fined $21 for a racist can beat President Ken­ corollary—the war danger—would resignation, Howroyd said he bases for the plans, to be drawn by Republtcana welcomed the dle- them. of American (ACWAI, has called in some cases meetings called Grade 6 teacher. Mra. Eleanor Pot­ 000 was reserved for Skinner Rd.. Jeter and Cook of Hartford. failure to drive to the right. Until April 16, for jury trials at Goldwater's action in permitting nedy In the South." flpread over our planet as oil hie action particularly on “ the cloeure of B atle/e link to the Kel­ Hie Republicane have indicated Blast Hartford, Petef F. Olson, 22, his followers to begin plugging at spreads over water. for a federally sponsored election Burton Hill without written announcement. ter will review the curriculum Improvement. Arthur H. Cook, architect, told Fines of $18 were ordered ROCKVILLE—Burton Hill, for­ halting pace of planning” the pro­ ly company. Bailey volunteered they might accept a Bailey sug­ Rockville; Marshall Dubaldo, t8, this early date for a nomination “.The extension of the. area from at the Pioneer Parachute Co. to Additionally, most meetings have from kindergarten through Grade First Slectman George Rlsley the townspeople that the total archi­ the information at the hearing against Richard Bassett, 21, of 98 merly of Rockville, died this morn­ posed central firehouse. gestion that someone bring legal Lydall St., following too closely; of 41 Homestead St.; and Frank he predicts pubUcIy he won’t get which a nuclear attack could be see if the employes want union no minutes, no prepared agenda, 3; Mra. Elizabeth Wright, Gradea said the road is slated for installa­ tectural fees would probably be when aoked if he knew who the ing at the home of his son, Earl, “I feel veiy strongly that the 4 through 6; William Maher, tion of storm drains, widening and action to determine It commissions and Dwight Dlmock, 23, New Brit­ A. Wenzel, 64, Hartford; all on contrasted sharply with steps New launched would natursdly extend representation. building committee as presently and are marked by a total lack of about $70,000. company’! etockholdere ard. at 32 Pearl St„ Plalnville. Grade 7 and Mra. Oladyce Blaaell, paving to make it uaeible for chil­ For the $80,000, ha aaid, the are private money or public fimde, ain, for failure to grant one-hsif speeding counts. York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller the sphere of application of retali­ A hearing has been scheduled by constituted and organized ha. rules of procedure,” he said. He aaid the company was Incor­ Until April 18, for court trial, took to stamp out a similar Cali­ atory measures inevitable in such the National Labor Relations Mr. Hill had been a long-time Grade 8. Tape recordlnga of actual dren walking to the new elemen- town will have plans on which it BaUey said he believed they are of a highway. Both motorists were falled to proceed with sufficient Robert Lappen, secretary of the porated in 1968—jUBt before the private funds, but said it would Butram Peltier Jr., 20, Hartford, fornia move in his behalf. cases. May no one seek a threat Board (NLRB) for April 11, at employe at Grove Hill Cemetery. committee, said today that since claaaroom aeaaiona will be uaed to tafy school. 'Hie road will be like can invite bids, and the people can Democrata took 'complete control Involved in minor accidents. i 4 ' ' - Funeral arrangements, which vigor to assure construction of a llluatrate the talka. the west portion of Tunnel Rd. be a good Idea If the courts de­ speeding, and also for disposition Rockefeller, who will bring his in this statement of the Soviet gov­ which time the board will decide new firehouse this year at a price the committee was not established make an intelligent deciinon on of the atate admlnlatratlon in 1989. BMnes of $12 each were Imposed are incomplete, are being made The meeting will be held in the Harold Quish, Gerald Dr., Ver­ cided the question. on Burton Frazier Jr„ 16, of 176 of second charge of failure to unannounced campaign for the ernment. All this is neau'Iy copy which Pioneer employes the union Manchester taxpayers would be under the town charter, any sug­ whether to build the addltlona. The national and etate leader change address with motor vehicle nomination, to W ashin^n for a by the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 achool cafeteria becauae the Civil non, asked the estimated pupil en­ Plans call for a classroom wing, Oakland St., for driving a motor book truth, a simple acknowledge­ would represent. willing to pay,” he said. gested changes in its organization said the company was more than department in which Peltier plead­ series of speeches Wednesday, ment of what can be precisely as­ Becker wants union member­ Ellington Ave. might not come under the jurisdic­ Defense room la being used in the rollment, and was told 4,460 pupils. and additional music and gym fa­ a receptacle for atate Insurance vehicle without lights; Louis Nag- He said that while the commit­ school’s art exhibit. The exhibit, Other portions of the budget on ed guilty yesterday. forced former Gov. Goodwin J. sessed today.” ship to include only production tee 1.1 not entirely responsible for tion of the charter revision com­ cilities, amounting to 80,000 square and that aa far os he knew, waa Young Democrats lak, 88, Ellington, driving without Knight to close a Rockefeller for The note charged that the West­ and packing employes, but says he Mrs. Fred P. Leone mission. which will be open from 7 to 9 this which questions were raised were feet. Estimated construction cost very profitable. a license; and Kenneth Reynolds, Until April 22, for plea, Robert any lack of action on the project, evening for public -viewing, will the following; B. Kolpa, 21, Oakville, on counts President headquarters in Cali­ ern powers were preventing pro­ thinks that the company may try Mrs. Helena Bronke Leone, 72, it is “not without fault” In eomq Lappen said the committee was Is $17 per square foot. Cook said, Observere eay Democrata are pri­ Jr., 16, of 50 Courtland St., follow­ of 738 Silver Lane. Ea.st Hartford, also be on display tomorrow for T o Hear Sen. Dodd of failure to have a muffler, alter­ fornia. The New Yorker obviously gress at the Geneva disarma­ to have engineers and clerical areas. He gave as “a few specifics" originally created by town ordi­ 1. Public safety building per­ compared to $18.46 per aquare foot vately, If not openly, dlemayed at ing too closely. was operating on the theory that ment conference while drawing up workers included "to have more died yesterday at Manchester Me­ his reasons for withdrawing from nance after an enabling act was the PTA. sonal services and other expenses, for which the high achool was the publicity given to Bailey’s fam­ Also, Charles Schwab, 30, Staf­ ing an operator’s license, and fail­ morial Hospital. She was the wife At the business meeting, a slate Five from Manchester will at­ ure to sign his license; Victor H. It's too soon to get out in the lans for a NATO nuclear force. people on their side." the post the following: passed by the state legislature. $3,300. A motion to delete the ex­ built In 1957. ily in connection with the Kelly ford Springs, $10, operating an un­ open. Pontiac isn’t ?he obvious aim, it charged, is The election will probably be of Fred F. Leone. of officers will be presented for penditure went unseconded, and Various townspeople supported tend the annual convention of Con­ DoIIak, 18, South Windsor, breach 1. Town officials or boards "in The eai'ly building committee was election. Mrs. John McCarrick, company. necticut Young Democrats April registered motor vehicle; and Significantly perhaps, Goldwater **to win time and confront the about two weeks after the hear­ Born in Manchester Dec. 7, 1890, solely concerned with school con­ was lost. the $60,000 appropriation, and oth­ of the peace and resisting arrest; the only thing no way connected with the build­ Mrs. Samuel Gugllelmino and Mrs. This is one reason, they say, that 19 and 20 at the Roger Smith Ho­ L w is N. Gaskell, 23, of 25 Win­ avoided saying at a meeting of peace-loving states with the im­ ings. according to Becker. she was a daughter of Frederick struction. 2. Town hall painting, $2,000. ers opposed It. the phrty may pass legislation in Ruth C. Edwards, Farmington, un­ and Amelia Bronke. She had lived ing committee” selected the archi­ William Grunake make up the tel In Waterbury. ter St., $5, allowing a dog to safe lane change; and Thomas the District of Columbia Commit­ that straightens plementation of the NATO plan The NLRB could not set up elec­ He said any measures to define First Selectman Rlsley explained A motion to appropriate only $10,- the Senate reforming the insurance roam. to spread nuclear arms.” in East Hartford 48 years. tect. discussed the site and asked nominating committee. U.S. Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D- Quinn Jr., 18. Narragansett, R.I. tee Monday how he stands on the tions at Pioneer earlier since the the powers might be within the tha the sashes will have to be 000 went unseconded and was lost. system and send it to the Republi­ Chief Prosecuting Attorney Eu­ issue of running in next year's Spieakihg of the American plan Besides her husband. Mrs. Leone for preliminary sketches of the Men’s Participation Conn., will speak at the banquet driving left at an intersection. union filed three labor practices Jurisdiction of the board of direc­ painted if a proposal to renovate Swimming Pool can-controlled houie. gene Kelly entered nolles In the presidential primaries where for a $S-billion surface fleet armed is survived by four sons, Gordon proposed firehou.se. "In short, Men of St. Maurice Church the building is defeated. session. charges against Pioneer in March. when tills group (the committee) tors. A report recommending con­ Bailey himself testified that he following cases on grounds of lack Until April 23. for jury trial at Rockefeller's name may be en­ with nuclear weapons, the note Becker ^aya that he has with­ F. Leone. Roxle E. Leone, Fred win hold nocturnal adoration 3. Snow removal, $20,000. Wal­ struction of a swimming pool at The Mancheeter delegation will Blast Hartford, Oiovanl Mastrl, 38, W. Leone and Angelo J. Leone, was called in, it was confronted Town Fire Chief W. aifford would favor changing the syatem of evidence. tered. said the ships would be disguised drawn the charges now in order to Mason, Lawrence, and Building In­ Thursday and Friday beginning at ter Karsky, Colonial Rd., Vernon, Rockville High School was scespt- and said he would favor the Maroua be Atty. Arnold Klau, president of Hartford, carrying a dangerous as merchantmen and called this all of East Hartford; a daugh*er, with a 'fait accomli’ and wide The cases were Rhoda C. Ames, The Arizona senator said he had 'V hasten the time of the election. spector Thomas Monahan discussed 10 p.m. Thursday. A men’s retreat proposed that $300 of the sum be ed last night at a town meeting, bills If the leg^lslature wanted to Manchester Young Democrata; 30, of 464 Hartford Rd., failure to weapon in a motor vehicle. not made a study of the primary piracy. Mrs. Robert E. Maschi of East open to the charge that it is, in is being planned for April 26 Mias Barbara Coleman, state rec­ The three charges have been in­ fact, a ‘rubber stamp' body.” the firehouse plans with the com- reserved to plow snow from Llyn- after lengthy debate over whether make the change. pass to the left; Betty M. Carter, Until April 29, for disposition situation because he wasn't a can­ n ic e s t . "If NATO warships were to be­ vestigated but no decision hsw Hartford; two brothers, Edward through 28. Raymond Myette of wood Dr., Sunningdale Dr. and ording secretary and a member of foUowing pre-sentence Investiga­ Bronke of 28 Trumbull St. and 2. The committee has “little or n\ittee last night. acceptance of the report would ob­ He conceled that the present sys­ 19, Coventry, failure to drive in an didate for the national nomination. gin poking about the seas dis­ been reached by the NLRB, ac­ Members said they disapprove Femwood Dr., is chairman of the Juniper Lane in the Rosedale resi­ ligate the town to appropriate the executive board of the Dem­ tion William Isch, 20, Rockville, guised by flags of commerce.” it Emil Bronke of 62 Prospect St, no 'leverage' ’’ in its relations tem has political liabilities a n d established lane; Constance Bran- He said, however, he thinks a can­ r cording to Becker. of the choice of site for three rea­ planning group. dential area. His amendment wa.s money for architectural drawings said he was not wedded to It. ocratic Town Committee; Jay nick, 44, 8 Hartland Rd.. failure and Francis A. Sears, 19, of 54 didate's name can be entered in •' :>;VV V• Manchester; two sisters, Mrs. Fred with the architect, Arnold I.jiw- said, “ this would be practically Pioneer management disagreed sons; (1) It was selected by Gen­ ruled out of order by moderator for the pool. Stager, a member of the Young Cooper St., each on similar charges equivalent to an undeclared state Woodhouse of 19 Benton St. and rence, because he was “ originally Briefs Some Republican critics contend to yield the right of way; Merrill in a statement issued yesterday, eral Manager Richaixl Martin and Bolton women are invited to at­ Franklin Welles, and a show of Later in the meeting, a proposal that Bailey's willingness to support Democrats’ executive board; Mra. Simpson, 43, Ashford, failure to of taking a motor vehicle without of war.” saying that the charges were with­ Mrs. Albert Petke of 17 Campfield appointed by others and i.s re­ Rd., Manchester; and ten grand- the board of directors without tend an Easter food ideas meet­ hands supported Welles’s ruling. by Thomas Wolff to appropriate legislation that would change the Gerda Sherokow, treasurery; and keep right on a curve; and Rich­ the owner’s permission. It appealed to the Western pow­ drawn after the NLRB found them sponsible to the general manager Vernon selectmen refuse to have c . ^ children. and public w'orks department for consulting the committee; (2) Its ing at the TAG building on Rt. $12,(X)0 for architect’s plus was syatem is a smokescreen to divert Robert Barrett, first vice presi­ ard F. West, 44, Hazardvllle, Until April 30, for East Hartford ★★★★★★★★★★★★ ers. and particularly to the United without substance. location behind the Municipal the roads plowed on the basis the defeated. dent. States, to avert such a develop­ The funeral will be held tomor­ preparation of drawings and su­ 30, Rockville, tomorrow from 10 attention from his family's con­ speeding. jury trial, Irwin Madoff, 81, Salem, row at 9:16 a.m. from the Benja­ Building will increase a traffic a.m. to noon. Mrs. Eleanor Skin­ roads have not been accepted by Wolff said the construction cost nection with the Kelly company. Trever E. Jones, 18, Vernon, Mass., speeding. At Your Sorvico for: ment by agreeing to a disarma­ pervision of construction.” the town. min J. Callahan Funeral Home, Howroyd adds, "His fee is also problem already serious in the ner, a utility company home ser­ is estimated at $260,000. Interest They note that Bailey has also ment program, to a banning of charges for a 20-year bond issue • WINDOW CLEANING 1862 Main St., East Hartford, with established by them and payment area; and (3) The proposed plan vice representative, will be the In other actions the townspeople been on record in favor of abolish­ nuclear weapons, to a German to add to the Municipal Building would amount to another $350,000, peace treaty and a Berlin settle­ Pilot Escapes a requiem Ma.ss at 10 at St. Rose of these fees is subject to their demonstrator. 1. Approved a 10-year lease to ing the party lever on voting ma­ Police Arrests • FLOOR WAXING Church. Burial will be in St. Mary's approval.” will cut down on parking space at The Bolton Library Committee the Rockville Savings Bank for he said, which would be $86,000 a chines, but so far this bill has not ment, plus a nonaggression pact the site. Cemetery. 3. “To say that 'a pedestrian space in the Henry Building at year, or a half mill on the tax rate. been able to get through the leg;is- • JANITOR SERVICE between NATO and the Warsaw The committee has not set a cost will meet tonight at 8:30 at the li­ Flaming F-lOO Friends may call at the funeral pace has been set on the planning $125 per month. The rent will be Hospital Note* lature. It is n o w shelved in a David N. Masse, 22, of Rega HAVE YOU AN powers. estimate on the project, although brary. Admitted yesterday: Mrs, Ar­ It was not a belligerent note, home today from 7 to 9 p.m. of this project' would be an un­ reviewed after five years by the Senate committee. Lane, Bolton, early this morning MANCHESTER other town officials have listed it town and the Cemetery Commit­ lene Soucler, 51 Village St.; Mrs. Some Republicans contend that was charged with failure to carry Superb EVENT SCHEDULED but it blamed the West for the Before Takeoff derstatement.” He says that the tentatively as $380,000. Bolton news may be telephoned Lillian Tourtellotte. 182 Union St.; WINDOW CLEANING arms race, and for the failure of Miss Josephine C. Axelson building committee is “ confront­ to the county desk at The Herald, tee. Bailey c m safely favor reform be­ a driver’s license. Masse was Miss Josephine Charlotte Axel- The board of directors will ap­ 2. Authorized the treasurer to Lawrence Cyr, 6 Cliff St.; Mrs. cauae the system of sharing insur­ stopped by police on Highland St. COMPANY disarmament negotiations. and ed" with “an ultra-modern struc­ point a replacement for Howroyd telephone 643-2711. Donalda Dube. RFD 2, Manches­ THAT CALLS for FOOD? H i '" '-f ' blamed them as well for the out­ (Continued from Page One son, 86, of 30 Hackmatack St.; ture totally insompatible with the reimburse the Douglas Dahm Con­ ance commissions is widespread on on a spot check at about 2:86 a.m. I Ml 9-5334 died yesterday at Crestfield Con­ on the committee. ter: Mrs, Charlotte Luglnbuhl, the municipal level. Masse was ordered to appear in It may be a wedding, a banquet break of World War II, omitting site (selected by others) at the Besides Howroyd and Lappen, struction Co. $2,865 for the build­ Snipsic L ^ e Rd., Tolland. siny reference to Moscow’s rela­ night to avoid a collision at 32,000 valescent Hoapital. center and of excessive area." ing permit for the Skinner Rd. ’^ e y note there would be tre­ Manchester's Circuit Court 12 April or Just an Informal get-together others present at the meeting from Birth yesterday: A daughter to 33. sm/os feet, an Air Force spokesman said Born in Haddam Neck on Aug. Rockville-V ernon mendous pressure generated to of a society, lodge or some friendly tions with Hitlerite Germauiy. more the committee were Truman A. school. Mr and Mrs. Norman Bollasy, The United States and France today. 21, 1877, Miss Axelson was a 4. Although the committee 3. Approved an easement in keep legislation banning the prac­ group. The airliner went into a sudden daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crandall, chairman; Donald Kuehl, Middle Rd., Ellington. tice from being put Into effect. were acciised of resuming nuclear "trimmed considerable space from Salem Nasslff, Frank Conway, South St. to the City of Rock­ Discharged yesterday: Harry testing despite decisions of the plunge. The jolt shook the craft Axelson. She came to Manchester They note that Bailey supported the plan, suggested exterior treat­ Irving Twomey and Thomas Town Budget ville. Wetherell, 128 Grove St. We Are Prepared to United Nations. The note omitted and injured five passengers, none about two years ago. ment changes and Indicated pre- Dzurenda. legislation ' at last week’s hear­ seriously, an airline spokesman i any reference to the Soviet Un­ A retired nurse. Miss Axelson Vernon news is handled by The ing that would ban commissions Serve You to Your ion's own repeated tests. said. had lived in New York most of her on state Insurance only if the APPLES WANTED! The airliner, on the Boston-to- Of Million Herald’s Rockville Bureau. 6 W. life. Main St., telephone 649-6797, practice was also ended in the Complete Satisfaction Clean, Late Model Detroit Flight 465, was jerked by She is survived by two nieces, That Ten Bucks Seal Drive Total Vendor Pickets towns and cities. Your Best Fruit Buy High Index Brings the pilot, Capt. Mel T. Blederman Mrs. Mark Leadbetter of 30 Hack­ Voted by 200 Meanwhile, Gladstone's support Of The Season Our catering service is set up to of Ann Arbor, Mich., into what matack St., and Mrs. John Por- Sure Circulated Amounts to $2,665 Step Aside for of the Marcus bills Indicated that be flexible enongb to accommo­ airline employes called "evasive cheron of 65 Hackmatack St. Boy Bruises Hip, the Democrats may try to get off Fresh From Our Coolers date any size gathering. Why not USED CARS Wide-Traek PantUte Ban on Burning action” to avoid the all-weather The funeral will be held at the n ie Herald newsboy who A total of $3,665 has been re­ About 200 Vernon electors last the hook by passing the hills and call us and talk- over the detallsT TOP PRICES PAID fighter. - All Winter Until May SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER FOR A WIDE CHOICE OF WIDE-TRACKS AND GOOD USED CARS. TOO Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington lost his route money last ceived to date in the 1963 Easter night approved a $3,056,090 budg­ Kennedy Pitch Runs into Truck forcing the (30P-controlled House The State Park and Forest Com­ The Air Force spokesman said Ave., Rockville, at the conven­ the Voodoo was based at Griffiss Saturday has got it back— Seal Campaign, according to Ar­ et for 3963-64, which will prob­ to put up or shut up. Open Every Day ience of the family. Tlie Rev. Law­ nold Lawrence, Manchester chair­ The hearing also produced an­ mission has imposed a ban on Air Force Base, Rome, N.Y. from a Hartford Times news- ably mean a three-mill increase in (Continued from Page One) An eight-year-old boy yesterday rence F. Almond, pastor of South man, who expressed the wish that other significant disclosure,' Re­ Carter starting fires as the burning in­ The near-collision occurred Methodist Church, will officiate. girl who is the daughter of the property tax rate, from 35 to received minor abrasions, of his PERO ORCHARDS GARDEN GROVE PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, INC. about five miles north of Hancock those who have not yet contri­ left hip and leg when he ran into publicans say. CHEVROLCT CO., INC. dex in the state has reached its Burial will be in Rock Landing the Hartford Times' Man­ 38 mills. press secretary, refused to say 373 MAIN S'TREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. Field here. buted will do so this week. The whether Kennedy would have a moving pickup at Spruce and This was the fact that Deputy Avery St., Wapping TELEPHONE Ml 9-5313— Ml 9-5314 1229 Main St,. Manchester highest point index reading of 95. Cemetery in Haddam Neck. chester circulation manager. drive ends Easter Sunday. The board of finance will set The Air Force spokesman could There will be no calling hours. cro.ssed the line had the protest Bissell Sts. State Comptroller James J. Casey This high burning index reading give no estimate of how close the Leonard Kearns walked to The state goal tor this year is the tax rate at its next meeting, continued, but the speed with Michael A. Pagan! of 174 >/4 an extremely hazardous risk for planes came. The Herald office from Wal­ $465,000. Contributions may be to raise $2,216,064 from property which Wlrtz moved seemed a good Spruce St. was treated at Man­ "They were close," he said. nut St. Saturday morning mailed to William Moorhouse, owners, compared to the $1,910,- clue to Kennedyis mood. chester Memorial Hospital and sent outside burning, it was reported with a bill from which to 624 that is being raised on prop­ yesterday by Charles Snyder, state Four of the five injured pas­ F u n e r a ls 310 campaign treasurer, at the Hart­ After applauding the playing of home. sengers were taken to a hospital pay his weekly bill. ford National Bank, First Man­ erty this fiscal year. the National Anthem, Kennedy Tile Incident occured shortly be­ forest fire control officer. When he got to The Herald after the plane landed at Detroit MLss Florence Hughee chester Office, 596 Main St. T%e town 'will start the next fis­ threw out the first ball — a fast fore 6 p.m. when Peter J. Prlsk- Snyder said that the normal office on Bissell St., he found cal year July 1 with an estimated "high hazard days” do not begin Metropolitan Airport near Wayne, Funeral services for Miss Flor­ Ninety per cent of the money ball snagged on the run by Ken w'aldo, 40, of 146 Bissell St., stopped Mich. The fifth Injured passenger, his money gone. $60,737 surplus from the current until the latter part of this month, ence Hughes of 91 Ridge St. were raised finances rehabilitation ser­ Retzer, a Washington catcher. for a red light while groing east on was refused hospital treatment, Saturday afternoon Sandra year. This sum is $60,102 leas than Bissell St., at Spruce St. He just but this year, a recent dry spelt of held yesterday afternoon at St. vices for handicapped children and Kennedy then settled back to en­ was identified as W.L. Cronin of Fox 12, was walking her deliv­ the $120,845 surplus with which started out as the light changed some 19 days has brought the Mary's Episcopal Church. The Rev. adults in Connecticut, Lawrence joy himself, alternately chatting, Long Meadow, Mass. ery route for the Hartford the town started the present fiscal laughing, applauding, puffing on to green and the youth darted danger much earlier. William F. Gender III, junior as­ Times, when she found the 310 said. The remainder supports the The other four were treated and sistant, officiated. Sydney MacAl- year. a succession of cigars, and—from across the Intersection from the Town fire officials have urged released at Annapolis Hospital at in a parking lot at Locust and national service, research and ed­ On the other hand, revenue from northeast comer to the southwest plne was organist. Burial was in Main Sts. ucation program. time to time — partaking of re­ that no fires be started outside im- Wayne. They were Louise War- East Cemetery. other sources, such as state aid to freshments served by white- comer, trying to get to an Ice­ tll conditions are more favorable. man, Framingham, Mass.; Ver­ She told her parents, Mr. education, federal agents, interest coated vendors. cream truck, and ran into the left Bearers were Kenneth Jones, and Mrs. William Fox, 15 More than thirty grass or rub­ nier Johnson, Woburn, Mass.,who Milton Turkington, William Turk- on funds and the like is estimat­ White House officials said Ken­ front bumper of the Prlskwaido bish fires have been reported suffered a possible fractured col­ Edgerton St., who saw a Her­ ed at $779,289. or $59,494 more nedy and members of his party vehicle. No arrest was made. Ington, George Washburn, Harold ald story telling of Leonard's throughout Manchester during larbone; M. E. Johnson, Boston, Watson and Martin Danahy. than the $719,795 the town is re­ did not know they bought their At 7:30 last night a second minor the past four days. Town firemen and Roderick Keller, Detroit. loss, and returned the money. State News ceiving from these sources this peanuts, hot dogs and coffee — accident, involving a driverless car, The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Mr. Fox, now circulation this morning were called out to Biedermann said in Ann Arbor, Main St., was in charge of ar­ year. from nonunion vendors brought in was investigated by police on Cen­ extlnguirii three sr.*-’ U fires. The Mich., the Incident was "closer manager for the Times in The lion’s share of the $304,826 to replace the Stadium regulars rangements. Manchester, used to be em­ ter St., just east of Church St. fires are needless l id all could than you like to have it,” but de­ Roundup increase in expenses over the cur­ who seek higher wages. No injuries nor arrests but minor have been avoided, a fire spokes­ clined to estimate how close the ployed In The Herald’s circu­ rent year’s expenditures of $2,- Mrs. Earle Stairs lation department. Wirtz arranged for removal of damage was reported. man said. planes were to each other. He Funeral services for Mrs. Jo­ 751,264 is in the education budg­ the stadium picket lines through TTie accident occured as Ruth E. The burning index reading is said he could not go deeply into sephine Stairs of 51 Tanner • St. (Oonttnued from Page One) et. Increases in teachers' salaries, a personal appeal to Ed Miller, Greer of 20 Hyde St. was driving calculated on the basis of meter detail without authorization from were held yesterday afternoon at plus 28 additional teachers, plus president of the union. her car east on Center St. She his superiors. State Finance Commissioner increased cost and amount of sup­ Wlrtz was to meet today with suddenly saw a drlverless cl r roll­ readings made at seven state fire the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 George Conkllng released the 296- stations. High burning conditions Biedermann, 41, father of three Main St. The Rev. James M. Gage About Town plies are $239,000 more than the representatives of both sides to ing at her from the opposite direc­ children and an American Airlines page report yesterday. It was the range from between 40 to 94 and of Coventry, retired Methodist $1,382,876 this year for these try to work out a settlement. tion. She stopped and attempteef pilot for 20 years, said he had John Mather Chapter, Order of work of Dr. Alfred G. Buehler, items. anything at 95 or above is extreme, minister, officiated. Burial was in professor of public finance at the to put her car into reverse, but the had other close calls in the air DeMolay, will have a rehearsal At the annual town 'budget meet­ FRENCH N-ARM8 other car collided with the front it was reported. during his career but "not like East Cemetery. for all officers tonight at 7 at the WhEuton School. The study took Bearers were Blwell Hare, Clark two years. ing In Sykes Junior High School PARIS (AP)—France wUI end of her car, police reported. Mrs. this one.” Masonic Temple. last night, a number of persons begin producing operational Florence Hicks of .69 Walker St., He said he was forced to put Hare, Henry Dziedzinski, Edward The report recommended that Brown. E>avid Wheeler and George industry be allowed to deduct in­ questioned various parts of the atomic bombs and supersonic operator of the rollEig vehicle, had Scouts Register his plane into evasive action to Miss Elly Hanny Johannes of education' budget. bombers to carry them In Sep­ stopped in front of Dave's Smoke avoid collision. He called it a tick­ Willard. terest from coiT)orate Income tax­ 130 Birch St. recently received her es and to average losses against William Smith of Gerald Dr., tember or October, highly quail- Shop on Center St. While she was lish situation, but said he was not naturalization papers at the U.S. Vernon, proposed that the trans­ field source# said today. France shopping, the car’s hand brake re­ Now for Camp apprehensive at the time of the Income over a period of years in District Court, Hartford. ■ computing taxes. portation cost of $102,718, an in­ hopes to have hydrogen bombs leased and the car rolled some 1(X) emergency. Gift in Memory crease of 20 per cent over the and missiles in operation by feet down a slight grade and struck Camp applications f o r Man­ “ You're operating strictly by Federal tax policies provide for both allowances. $85,752 which was originally ap­ 1967, the same sources said. the Greer car„ chester and Bolton Girl Scouts and the book” in such cri.ses. he said. The executive board of 'Wash­ Of Mrs. Moore ington School PTA will meet to­ The report also calls for the propriated for this year, be limited their families are now being re­ He said a pilot's reaction in such to an increase of 4 per cent. The Instances is almost automatic. night at 8 in the' school careteria, gradual elimination of the tax on ceived according to Mrs. John The Cosmopolitan Club of Man­ after a meeting of Cub Scout tangible personal property in busi­ increase in pupil population does The pilot , commented at his ness. Kovaleck, public relations chair­ chester recently gave 1100, in Pack 113. not justify the increase, he said. home about 11 hours alter the in­ The $25,0(X) study found that Supt. of Schools Raymond Rams- man. She also said that processing cident, which he said occurred at memory of the late Mrs. D. C. Y. about 8 p.m. Moore,to a Memorial ■ Fund at Nathan Hale School PTA will CJcwmectlcut’s tax on domestic in­ dell explained that the $85,752 is of camp applications began yester­ surance companieg is too high and not all that Is being spent this He said he was interested in Manchester Memorial Hospital. meet tonight at 7:45 at the school. i£upcpdL (Djujuf. day for all scout camps in the gives companies chartered out- flying safety. Without elaborating, Mrs. Moore was founder and first A film will be shown on the ICO year on transportation. Since the Connecticut Valley Girl Scout president of the club. of-state cfirlnnlns' struck his car from the rear, caus­ tarded Children has been post­ June 24. 0 6 ing considerable damage to the poned until Thursday, April 18 at Registrations for a beauty con­ vehicle. Bunce Center. There will be a test sponsored by Manchester business meeting and social time. B LE C T F/C R/tmk Lodge, Order of Sons of Italy, will CHARGED WITH CRUELTY Hostesses will be Mrs. Joseph •iM tilo BUifBoe uxdtB give^you the Mune* BUTe, helpe ke^p your UtoheD dea&er* too* and flaxndeea eleotrio cloas Wednesday, April 24. Single TORRINGTON (AP) — Robert HaUoran, Mrs. Joseph luliano and Personal Notices girls of Italian descent, between W. Simon, 31, has been accused Mrs. Mayhew. I beet-*tline efter time. ie aliraye the eeme high. Simmer the ca n 't Maoken pote and pane. If you're cooking on an old-faaihioned etove* the ages of 18 and 25, may enter of putting his young son’s hands by sending a picture and bio­ The Hartford College Alumnae le etmmer. Autometio oontrohi help you oook e meal to perfeotion—■ eee your dealer eoon—and buy a beautiful new deotrio range. Youll me on a hot stove. The boy required “fntrone* !• Card Of Thanks graphical' .sketch to Mrs. Fred hospital treatment for second de­ Association ha# scheduled its an­ le t you take oexe of other choree at the eame tio&e. Bleotiio oookfng why we aey* "A n BLeotrio range oooke ringe around the reetl" Malin, 91 Autumn St., or Robert gree burns. ^ nual informal spring dance for 0(f-Slr*«t Parking We wish to thank all of our nelch- Genove«i, 10 Bissell St. Saturday, May 4, at Hartford Col­ ^ rs, friend* and relative* for the Simon was arrested yesterday lege for Women. Dancing will be many act* of klndne** and eympathy Participants will be judged on a charge of cruelty to a per­ A^trll 24 at 8 p.m. at the Italian from 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. with bereavement son. He posted a JlOO bond for music by 'Toiiy O'Bright’s orches­ S !i Phoenix Mu- American Club on Eldridge St. aopearance in circuit court April ViSLi*'!? Hartford, the tra. Midnight supper will be serv­ Ceaetruptlon Co., the American The winner will be sent to a state 22. ■ *hd all tboee who cent the competition Sunday, May 5, at ed. Mrs. David J. Bartlett, Mrs. C. The father is charged with rep­ Edward Kepler, both of East yutlfttl floral tribute* and loaned the Derby. The state winner will re­ rimanding his son, George, 5, by ceive a scholarship to a school of Hartford, and Mrs. Arthur J. holding the youngster's hands iKfeley. Jg. of West Hartford are 400 MAm STMiTe The Paone family her choice. against the stove. THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY co-chairmen. V •.•;.■•'V,».'Vik"

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from tne state Isst year in an ax- ^ LITTLE SPORTS change of hlghwaya. Four Public Hearings Listed 8. Waiver of requirements for bids on repairing a bulldozer at On Agenda for Board Tonight the disposal area Oeneral manager Richard Mar­ FOR EXPER tin w ill report on rules fo r sssess WHEEL ALGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING Toot pubUc hM itafi >re on Uia^tumn St., In Colburn Rd., and in ment for Installation of water RADUTDR REPAIRING AND RECOBING agenda of aA bo*nl of tllroctor*’ Spring St. mains, rules for water department operations, a 89,000 allocation- for COMPLETE BRAKE SERVIGB meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the . 3. A 87,800 allocation from the SEE Municipal Building hearing room. fund for a new boiler and oil burn­ the Hall of Records, approval of Taxpayera may apeak on the fol­ er at the Manchester T M C A build­ buying three tables to replace the one In the Mtmic^al Building lowing: ing on N. Main S t 1. Propoaad oonatructlon o f side- 4. A 89,000 allocation for the hearing room, and aeU« to the Hartford Electric Light Co. of a walka on the north aide of Eldrldge renovation of the Harrison St. ga­ CLARKE MOTOR SALES! power line right of way across St., from 17% through 91, and as- rage to provide an adequate park sewer department property oft Ol- 361 BROAD STREBT--Ail 9<^018 aessment o f costa, ranging from department office and sanitary fa- cott SL HEV,SVLVESTERJ’ 862 to 8122,. against the 12 proper­ oilitles. ty owners who will benefit. 5. A 8900 claim by Statla Chete- WANNA EARN A VTH 'LU N C H HOUR RUSH lat. ^ ------^ IS O V E R i 2. Proposed 86,200 apimoprisUon 6H001 FREE MEAL? 6. Approval of a proposed work­ .SCATJ from the general fund to the board ta educaUon’a 1062-68 budgSt, to ing agreement between the gen­ be financed by an Increase In the eral manager and the munlolpal sstimated amount of stats aid for employea union. achools, for an interim budget for 1. Acceptance of a quitclaim the proposed Manchester commun­ deed from the state to the town ity collage. for about 14,150 feet o f land on Hilliard and N. Main Sts. and New 8. Proposed 81.961 appropriaUon State Rd., taken over by the town to the Whlton Library Trust Fund budget, to be financed from the THE PARKADE sale of fund securlUes. 4. Proposed 816,000 additional appropriation from the 1962-63 QUALITY TAILORING ■ewer department budget to the By SERGI department’s capltsl Improvements reserve fund, to bs financed by FOR LA D IE S and M EN BY V. T. HAMLIN temporary notes, for 8. Alton St. 104 Allyn SL, Hartford to 6 0 0 ALLY OOP ;si Fonnii relief sewers. IM Sneexe T E L 247-0986 05 Puff up >Llso on the agenda are the ap­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER pointments of an acting manager AWRIGHT,MMtlSHT/ MSraUrd* \ — ‘ HAVE A and o f a ninth member, a Repub- UTTLE PEACE Ucan, to the charter revision com­ CRO W LEY’S AATOUIErOUr mission. OLD FASHIONED IHBZEr I it ooe'f A bond counsel wlU be ^ipolnt- own ed. The bord will decide whether SaaetrUled p u tid■ 1« a to designate the Connecticut Bank VERMONT IT o w n (Cocniih and Trust Co', as a certifying and paying agent. N ew busineu includes: CHEESE 1. A 817,500 allocation from the Rahhi and Family Celebrate High Holiday general fund’s es|)iUl improve­ EASTER r ments rsservs fund to finance Rgibbl and Mm. Leon Wind of Temple BeiUi Siwlom and sons Joshua, left, and Joel, celdbraited the BUCK’S STORE 404 MIDDLE SUNDAY OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS beg'innlng o f Passover last nigbit w*th a fanvlly eervlce around the Seder, or dinner table. Symbolic architectural plans for the pro- SOUTH MAIN ST. poaed Robertson. School addition. fo ^ s include matzo, moror, a bitter herb; a roasted lamb bone, greens and wine. The holiday will Fine Foods Since 1926 t p k e . w e s t continue for eight days and commemoraites the exodus of the children of Israel from Elgyptiaa bond­ 2. Alloetlona toUing 834.000 VE&.IKNOW ’ age more than 3000 years ago. (Herald photo by Pinto.) from the same fund for storm sew­ OPEN SUNDAYS s o m e t h in g ers at W. Middle T ^ s . and Dover CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY AS C R A Z y Rd., at East Cemetery and Au, A S YO U R < who have not been Invited may LANGUAGE/ PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER participate by contacting the State June Graduates Participate Employment Service, 806 Main SL . I’VE :v,__r>fOu'i?E^ WHY DONT 1 /GOOD WHICH St. WE » >» MtA. W. I / TAI, tM. U4. M. 0*. Many potential'employers have In a year-long Job placement pro­ been Invited to participate in the devoted exclusively to the theme gram. student-employer week. Others of peace. B Y JOE CAM PBELL Seniors planning to enter the Opportunity Offer BONNIE labor market were invited last ;*’You hintir^ 1 won’t get to u m the oar tonight, Dad?” September to Join the state’s em­ ployment counseling service, in ad­ t)0 VOLUNTEER..? 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ir- ■ MAKCHS8TER KVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONK TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN., TUESDAY, APHIL •, 1968 ^ TTWBLVB W B ] Question Marks Play Major ers of Deatlg OHUBUH TEN PIN Standings - Stan Hllinski III 346-598, Hnniy In Ring World Waynsr 328-683, Charley Graham As Cop National Opener | To Win-Who Else? 201, Bob Camitoell 302-554, Bill Gallo 333-234-623, Joe Ohilde 210. NEW’ YORK (A P )— Another AustraHsn 'bodtor Wi» . Joey Jay, 21-14 last year, v j l Frank Ruff 301, Bud Vogt 231, . In the traditional American^ Hie Reds made good use of»he .. suffered a broken leg in e p r l ^ (r Paul Miller 217-677, Cy Perkins stricken after a ring beating and was taken to a ho^pitsl NEW YORK (AP)—Cin-< training, legged out an infield tut et the starting assignment tor League opener at Washington, be­ their head start as Robinson belt­ gle Reds at Philadelphia tonight, By EARL Y06 T ■prliv training, will be Boston.* young InfMder, looks Mm reokta 229-576, Harry Eleh 312, Hank with a mild concussion today, as investigations into the cinnati Manager Fred Hutch­ fore 43,022, President Kennedy ed a first-inning two-run homer in a two-run second inning upris­ Tha Red Sox were not too bad last of the year. Wlttke 2lS. ing and moved well on the double­ with either Art Mahaffey, 19-14, It’8 that time of the year cent rash of boxing deaths were pushed on several fronts. inson played a punctuation threw out the first ball, but Jim that sent Cincinnati ahead to stay or Cal McUsh, ll-«, getting the year and with a lltUa punch add­ Any club with pitching like the The Vatican newspaper L’Osaer-* play by starting one. ggtin when robins and grass game in his player rating Gentile and Boog Powell hit *wo while Rose and Freese pUed up call tor the HiUlles. The ^ t e a * ed In Dick Stuart and R o m ah Reds boast, Jim OToolt. Boh GHIJKOH DUCMPIN — High­ vatore also launched a new attack balls out of the park lor a 3-1 the doubleplays in support of .tim Rose, a rookie not even on the fires are plentiful, neighbors Msjtaa, the Bofrionlana oould wsU Purkey and Joey Jay, plua Vada lighting this week’s action was Ed the bthers, it was signed by Rbl* book today, straightening the homo opener will find Bob Frlendi against boxing, calling it a mondo Manzini, chief editor, V BalUmore triumph. O’Toole's six-hit pitching. Reds’ roster, started at second 18-14, opposing Milwaukee’* Lew are reunited ^ te r the long •tay in the ftrat division from Pinson and Frank Robmaon, two Mindle’s 98 without a mark and “ mean* of useless massacre.” question marks following the Robinson hit under ,200 last base in place of veteran Don start to finish, a happy thought good hitters, will cause lUenty of "A type of competition which fes The rest of the AL gets imder Burdette, 10-9. winter period and baseball Walt Swik’s unusual triple- -99. 99, The boxer, Australian bantam­ theory was intended to be nhlvbl- names of Frank Robinson, way today with the New York April and. seemed headed for an- Blasingame, was Involved in three that would meet with the approval trouble. No one figured the Reds 99. High scores included R6d Oak- smooth doubleplays and drew a At Houston, the defending cham­ prognosticators from coast to of all New England supporters. weight champion Billy Males, was roiis and legitimate,” the edttortal Gene Freese and Pete Rose Yankees at Kansas City, Chicago ou er alow start when, he came would win two years ago and they man .372. Rmie Wilkie 144-356, taken to St. George’.s Hospital in walk before Robinson’s homer. pion San Francisco Oianta get coast are ready to predict the Outside of New York, any one said, “ continues to be a meeiu into big, fat exclamation at Detroit, Cleveland at Minnesota up with a sore shoulder in spring under way with Jack Sahtort, 1663 major league pennant races. surprised everyone by doing Just Sam McAllister 157-372, Art Con- Sydney, where his condition was Lieo Cardenas’ two-nm second of seven teams — all except Kan- that. of useless massacre.’’ points. and Boston at Los Angeles in the training. 24-7, elated to go against me From the man bn the comer to the ant 371, Bill McCarthy 144-373, Ed listed as not serious. Professional boxing, the newspa­ only night game. But the slugging outfielder who inning single and Gordie Cole­ ColU’ Dick Farrell, 10-20, while private office of Major Hoople •ta City and Washington — has It’s not in the oarda this aeason. Chase 140-374, Sam Uttle 147-378, Robinson provided the power • * • Males began vomiting after he per added, ts “ intrinsically eoB- The Reds will help Philadelphia wound up batting .342 with 39 man’s homer in the sixth account­ the runner-up Los Angeles Dodg­ baseball fans are getting the fever pretty good balance, at.least at Glen Nlcol 139 386, M)ke Plo- and Freese and Rose handled the ed for the Reds' other runs. Don this stage of the season. lost a 12-round decision to Gene trary to moral law.” finesse as the Reds began their open its schedule in a nlghter alt­ homers and 186 runs batted in as ers will send Don Dryadale, »-9 , •fain and are going out on the Left Impreaaion charezyk 140-352, Sam Nel.son Philippines. er the rest of the league gets the Reds ffnlshed third last year, Clendenon’s homer in the fourth to the mound at Chicago against proverbial limb selecting the flag Anyone who has wagered any 369, Gordon Burke 141-352. Frank " . . u x. bid for the NaUonal League pen­ got the Pirates started. Bob Hai­ Speaking of the Cards, this wmhf' Two Au.straiian boxers, pro Nor­ nant with a 6-2 victory Monday under way with an afternoon pro­ slashed a line drive in his first Larry Jackson, 16-11. winners. Many times the April amount, be it dollars or doug- Gburskl 141, Bill Tyler 136, Ed at bat, off Pittsburgh starter Earl ley scored the other run in the nuts, on Now York in the past 25 the most impressive National ■u Lovejoy 138, Gerry Chappell 137- man Smith and amateur Enzo Ba- Yale Wins Opener over the revamped Pittsburgh Pi­ gram that has Los Angeles at The Cardinals start Ernie Bro- choices are also-rans In OcUil lelli. died of ring injuries last Francis. seventh when he singled and years has made money. One h u League entry I viewed. The hole 388, Andy Lamoureaux 143-382, rates in the traditional baseball Chicago, San Francisco at Hous­ glio, 12-9, against the Mets’ Roger when all tha blue chips are count­ at shortstop has been plugged by week, along with Francisco Vel­ ton, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh and Freese, virtually a complete moved around on a balk, a walk leanied over the years not to go Stan Gryzb 147-379, Nunzio Lu- opener before 28,896 at Crosley and an error by O’Toole. Craig, 10-24, at New York. ed. Dick Groat, giving the Birds a asquez. 19. a Puerto Rican in thV After Dismal Trip Field. St. Louis at New York. loss to the Reds last year after Tabbing tha pennant winners in against any club that boasts play­ pacchlno 366. ers ths likes of Mickey Mantle, competent i^ortatop for the first U.8. Army, who ^ied after an am­ both ths American and National time since Marty Marion retired. ateur bout in Carbondale, Pa. Yale’s nine, back from a League is a simple, easy task. Any­ Roger Maria, Elston Howard, George Altman won’t hurt the at­ Ol YS AND OALH — Dick Da- Valesquez’ death was the fifth Southern road trip, won Ha hdllM one can do it. The experts, the men Ralph Terry, Tom Tresh, Tony bate 136, Steve Klock 115. opener yesterday. But their UW- F e’U Beat Their Brains Oaf Kubek and a, host of others. tack; neither will aging Stan Mu- of the year, including feather­ who travel with the baseball clube slal. versity of Copnecticut eousiW throughout the long spring train The only spot unfilled from a weight y, Bari John­ Bridgewater OoUege, 11-6. Tom Brown, rookie first baseman for the Senators, drops to get away from a close Standings Washington Senators to win In the Cincinnati Ros Angeles, stopped Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee IWWAOIWI M . m , M, M asm honors, and 11-10 under Demo­ Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Pre-season plans of Manchester High baseball coach Tom glance; Geoffrion last Juipe. Plinlo Scarbellin, 196, Italy, 2. Braves hit safely in 25 consecutive York. crats. San Francisco at Houston. mering St. Louis brass were Borgia and Norm Drucker In Sim- a««slsr Bistli U tM mm$ Lefty Steve Barber won the Kelley su ffer^ a jolt yesterday when he learned George day night's 109-99 Cincinnati vic­ I . New Yotic “Of course we ty^nt Geoffrion," SiTDNEY, Australia—Gene Ara- game« during the 1962 sea.son, the writing an official protest today longest batting streak of the year MMCT HNWt .ifeW opener for the Orioles, but he had May, one of the Indians’ few veterans had sustained a sprain­ tory. J. Detroit / Patrick said, ‘" ^ t the Bruins can't on, 119, Philippines, outpointed mam over the officiating In their Na­ 8. Baltimore afford to give up veterans Ukt filUy Males, 11714, Sydney, 12. in the National League. iaflssd miflta. In rsar UM In his troubles. The lastballer, who ed ankle over the weekend and would be unavailable for sev­ tional Basketball Association "We just want a 60-50 chance was in the Army much of last 4. Minnesota A’s to Display New Colors eral days—probably for the first;- Western Division final playoff from the officials," said Auerbanb. 6. Boston With lack of pitchers his number FiUoramo and Mark Monette are against Los Angeles and were get­ "Cincinnati has played three 6. Los Angeles one problem, Kelley had planned other first base candidates. ting heavy, vocal support from good games In this series they've 7. Olevetand In Opener Against Yankees to start May, normally an infielder Ron Anderson and Tom Sheriden Red Auerbach, Boeton’s only ac­ won. Two of them were great. The 8. Ohlcago outfielder, Monday when the Tribe are battling for the second base tive volcano. Royals were not great last Sun­ 9. Ksnsss a t y h «,It opens its schedule against Wind­ day night but got some help from KANSAS CITY (AP)—For the^ But for a lot of fans It will be berth with Steve Brady, veteran The Hawks and Lakers meet in 10. Washington ham at Memorial Field. That would Don Simmonda and BlUy White- the sixth game of their series at the officials.” Only serious ohallengers, if you on record, that baseball game today an eye-catching combination of a- leave Captain Fred McCurry, the SAVE MONEY will be the seeison’s opener for the sell all working at short. St. Louis tonight with Los An­ want to call them that, to N e w Chinese New Year and St. Pat­ squad’s only expenienced hurler, geles holding a 3-2 edge. The York aro the Tigers, Orioles and •New York Yankees and the Kan­ rick’s Day. to face tough (Jonard Thursday. Don Kroll, a good glove man, MAJOR BRAND NEW GAR sas City Athletics. The Yankees will draw their may replace Dennis Dailey at third Royals and Celtics, tied at three Lynch New Coach Twins. 0 1 , 0 ,... ..p I Now with May in drydock, Kel- although he’s getting good com victories apiece, meet at Boston ‘ntanks to the presonoe of A1 AULTHE COMPACT CARS petition from Dennis Rodgers. Joe Wednesday night In the decisive Kallne, who is either the No. 1 or g^ame of the Blastern Division final. At Rhode Island No. 2 player in the league, depend­ ,o ..k. th.,r a ™ H - K f o ? i n . Prignano, a letterman, and Jim­ ARE YOU IN can League pennant In a row. my Smith, who played qgily a few Meanwhile, it was open season ing upon how jrou rate Mickey “TAKEOFFS” However, they will add little to Conard (figuring the Chieftains innings last sesuion, are"^ the only on officials. Hawks’ General Man­ KINGSTON, R.I. (A P .)—Rob­ Mantle, plus a pitching staff on ^ y o u r the pageantry in their dull grky will be a tougher club than Wind­ veteran outfielders. ager Marty Blake said "The of­ ert Lynch, head football coach of par with New York, Kallne, Taken Off New Cars and Replaced With or out of uniforms. ham). F’ltching is still the problem with ficiating has been inconsistent” the Stamford, Conn., Catholic Rocky Clotavlto and Norm Cash AND YOU’LJ- Famous Premium Quality Generals The Athletics with nothing to The final "cut” of candidates is Simmons likely to back up Mc(Jur- and "We’re getting rough housed High School for the past five are all authoratlve sluggers in Brands Include ;— defend but ninth place, will come expected today, trimming the still ry and any one of a half dozen by the Lakers.” Blake also said years, has been named an asoist- Bengal atrlpaa. HOT WATER? dashing out in their new Kelly bulky squad to about 25. There is others to be used In relief roles. the Hawks would protest remarks ant coach at the University ef BalUmore haa Improved with C O M B AWAY w n i H A HRESTONE — GOODRICH green and Tulane gold uniforms. little experience among the group No matter who eventually gets allegedly made to Coach Harry Rhode Island. the addlUon of Lula Aparloio and Just a day for fuel And cheering them will be many and much of the success or failure the starting jobs, there’ll, be a lot (Gallatin by Referee Earl Strom. The announcement was made to­ A1 Smith, acquired from Chicago. GOODYEAR and U. S. ROYAL can get yon out of trouble! fans, about 33,000, Invited by own­ of ,the club will depend on last of inexperience in the lineup. Thus Strom has denied saying “I’ll day by Director of Athletics Mau­ Any team with men like Har­ er Charles Finley to deck them­ year’s jayvees and/or varsity sec­ there’s bound to be mistakes early get you” to Gallatin. rice Zarchen. mon Klllebrew, Bob Allison, Oaml- selves out in green. ond stringers. with the prospect of continued im­ Lakers’ Coach Fred Schaus was Lynch will join recently ap­ Uo Pascual, aa the ’Twins boast, SALE PRICE I f you live in a typical house, Paul Richards, figured to be the provement through the season. pointed Head Coach Jack Zilly for 6.00x13 13.92 you could easily run out of hot Finley says he wants to take the i not available for comment and no win oa IN MANCHESTER ’PR AVE LE R S CHEQUES HARTFORD 6REEN STAMPS MOIIJUtTY MORIARTY BROTHERS ANCNKSTKR'B a t i l R T riKAMCIAL IWtTITIITiaW DE MAIO BROTHERS Since 7920 BROTHERS 301-315 CINTRR ST. 643-513 f OPEN EVENINGS TI RE CO. Mobilheat TEL. 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I. • • *' • . 4. -,fc .*• “ / f MANCHESTER EVEIJING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1963 Pa g h f i f t b i h ?• MANCHESTER Rooms W ithout Beard 59 Furnished Apartments 63-A Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses Por Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For ^ale 72 Resort Property F years ol4, B-T.U., 1 9. OR 8 TJ1AR8 TO PATI private . . Ing. Tel. Mr. Keith, 649-8191. 649-606S. large blowar; also, gaa hot water START PAYDfO Colonial Ranch with 4 fireplaces (or two) bedrooms, big kitchen. lonial bungalow, large sunny batbs, garage, fireplace, many and bath upstairs, formal dining rage, >4led- WITH THE on trailer. Box trailer built to cial use; other space available. tor-Trader, 643-1108. hot water heat, aluminum com­ $19,900 family. Phone 640-4983. Reasonably priced. 648-0796. BVBRYTHINO $388 474 Main St. Plenty of parking. SO. WINDSOR — Front to back room Split, built-ins, garage, 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ARGUMENT convert to haul boat. LAon Plela,. I ROOMS FURNTTURB Tenements 6S binations, one block from bus Split Level 4 years old, improved LIGHT TRUCKING — Attics, cel­ B irch St. 649-62JJ9. 9-6. * line, fl4,90(). Philbrick Agency, acres, $18,900; Hublard Drive — WISH SuMfaluNE to handle youl S AAl. to 5 PJL THAT rr 86 $10.16 MONTHLY and maintained with love and 3 bedroom ranch, combination lars garages, yards, cleaned. CHSAPENSO 118 MAIN—Thres rooms, heat, hot 649-8464. WESTWOOD PARK real estate? Call me at 649-0I30 Brand New water, atovs, rsfrlgarator, $100. MANCHESTER & spice. 8 bedrooms, living room, storms, full basement, oil hot •nt pi'ompi ana coiii.eoos servioei 649-6315. • HIS Westlnghouse Refrigerator, Uvlng 246 NORTH AtAIN — dining area, sparkling kitchen, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT PEOPBRTyf Boats and Accessories 46 649-8239, 9-6. Store. RANCH, 6 LARGE rooms, 8 bed­ water heat; excellent buy 6 loseph Barth. Broket Room, Bedroom Dinette, Rugs, 649-6329, 9-6. 12x24 play room, 12x12 laundry room Cape, full shed aormer. MONQAT Thni FUDAT 10:W AAI.— A TC B D A X 9 AM. LAWN MAUTTENANCE — Rak­ VICINITY rooms, fireplace, natural wood­ 8 15 FOOT FIBBRQLA8 sport run­ Lamps, Tkbles, Dishes, SUvarware f o u r r o o m apartment, heat, Ijarge 7-room Split Level with (convertible to 4th bedroom), Chambers Realty, 643-2325, REAL ESTATE Ustings wanted. ing, rolling, mowing, etc. Reason­ work and kitchen cabinets, heat­ formal dining room, ceramic able rates. Ray Hardy, 643-5541. about, M ercury 700, Tee-Nee and other acceaeories. hot water, gaa for cooking, Elec­ ed basement, attached garage, full basement, 2 full baths, ga­ 643-6930. Free estimates of value. Law- PLEASE READ YOUR AD trailer. Excellent ski boat Many BVBRYTHINO $860 tric refrigerator and gag stove, Houses For Rent 65 $13,360 Willington — Only $600 excellent condition, $19,500. Phil- tiled I'/h baths, paneled family rage, 12x18 enclosed terrace renc:e F. Fiano, R ealtor, 643-27M. cottras; $1|S00 complete. Call MI a ROOMS FURNITURE ' Please call 649-7787, 6-7 p.m . down to own this new 6V4 brick Agency, 649-8464. room, kitchen, living room. 3 room, one-half acre well land­ «r Ads” »n taken over the phone m » oon- ’THREE ROOM cottage, furnished WANTED — Single house, ,5% or 9-8091. Brand New room ranch with Hotpolnt large bedrooms, full basement scaped. and only $19,800. Glenn — ioM o- TIm ndverUaer ahoiiid read his ad the FIRST DAT IT Household Services or unfurnished, gas furnace, Lots For Sale 73 6 rooms, iMt baths, full baae- Burh/ow , ------!------$14.74 MONTHLY m o d e r n FIRST floor 2 room built-ins, fireplace, one SEVEN ROOM split, 1% baths, and attached garage. This Roljerts Agency MLS Realtors, AFFEABS and REFOKT EXRORS in time for the next Inser- ^ Offered 13-A parking, adults only. New Bol­ home Ig in extremely fine con­ ment garage, Manchester only THAT HE'S Weatinghouse Washing Machine, apartment available for immedi­ acre wooded lot, ameslte family room, garage, choice lo­ 644-1521. Eve. 528-0794. WYLLYS ST, - Extraordinary tIOB. Tke H enld is reqwnaihle for oniy ONE Incorrect or omitted PUTTING HIS h.p. MARTIN OUTBOARD, ex WeetlnghoUse Refrigerator B ^- ate occupancy with heat and hot ton Road, MI 3-6389. drive, only 2 minutes to cation, $23,900. Phllbrick Agency, dition and much time and $15,000 - $18,000, W rite Bone RSnVEiAVINO of biima, moth bolea. money invested in landscaping MANCHESTER — 5 room Co­ single lot 240 foot frontage. Herald. iMMrthHi fo r any adrerOseniM it and then only to the extent o f a Zippers repaired Window Shades PROPERTY ON cellent condition. Call M I 9-8508 room, Uvlng Room, Dinetto, water, $76 a month. J. D. Realty, Parkway and 25 minutes 649-8464. 643-7444. ■toutke good** Inserlton. Errors which do not lessen the value of 8% ROOM HOUSE with heat‘^ d to Hartford. Complete the nicely treed lot. The price lonial, plus attached garage, $9,- m a^ to measure; all sised Vene­ THE MARKET Dishes, Rugs. Lamp* Tables, 643-5129. hot water, $100 por month cen­ Ike advni ilawnunl win not be corrected by “make good” Insertion. UfTS U6TEN 1961 46 h.p. MERCURY motor; 16 Blanket*. SUverware. Milows, and monthly payments less COMPACT RAN<^ - 2 blocks hag Just been reduced below 800 : 6 room Cape, excellent con­ THREE BUILDING lots, prime Legal Notice tian bUnda Keys made while you foot MFG fiberglass boat; Mas- f o u r r o o m newly decorated trally located. Call 643-5B79.' from , Waddell School is this 3 the replacement cost of the dition, dormer, built-ins, rec \/Rlt Tape R ecorders fo»- rent TO HIS Other Acceaeories than $100. location, AA zone, Phllbrick EVALUATION tercraft trailer, canvas, and ®*- EVERYTHINO $444 apartment, second floor, heat, bedroom ranch, full basement home in this fine area. For room, wooded lot, priced right; LIMITATION OBDEB M arlow’ s. 867 Main, 649-6221. FIVE ROOM ranch and garage, Agency, 649-8464. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at I traa. ^cellent condition, $1,000 Price Includes Delivery, Setup, hot water, electric range, garb­ $14,500 Vernon — 6 year old with garage, corner lot, plenty of more information call Mr. beautiful 3 )>edroom ranch, l'/4 takes all. 648-6563 after 5 p.m . Glastonbury, a ose to Manches­ ranch with 6 good sized Manchffltpr within and for the DletriCt DIAL 643-2711 FURNITURE REPINISHED — Service. Guarantee Immediate de­ age disposal included, $125. ter townline. Rent $165, Avail­ trees. Top value tor only $15,700. Lariviere MI 9-5306 MI 4-1780, baths, heated rec room carport, TALCOTTVILLE — Beautifully of Mancho.itcr on the lat day of April. Scratches, burns removed, color livery Or Free Storage until need­ References. 649-0808, 649-8989. able now, 649-7319. rooms. Close to elemen­ T. J. Crockett, Realtor. 643-1677. TR 8-6611. large lot, $19,200. Call 'the Ells­ situated lot approximately inert tary schools. A good buy. ProF.'nt, Hon John J. Wallett, Judge changed Manchester Refinlshing MKS.W.P.ZiAN Building Materials 47 ed. worth Mitten Agency, Realtor, 121x174, water, near stores, K.mat-- of Andrew J. Doering. liAa CAPE CX)D, 4 rooms, garage, ROCKLEDGE — Contemporary 643-6930, 643-2325. schools, $3,000. Revnolds Agency, Co., 643-9283. Z7'9 ati/C Phone for appointment $14,900 East Hartford — 6 room ranch, cathedral ceiling, living of Mnnrhf.utor in .said District, de- SAMUEL ALBERT stove and refrigerator, quiet 236-3568, 521-0528. cf'a.sori g^ U /W ,U i, ranch, good condition room with fireplace, electric BARROWS & WALLACE MY HOME is for sale at 34 Mc­ On mfition of Arthur J. LeClAira* H artford ’CH 7-0858 neighborhood, $115, monthly. MI Jr of said Manchester, administrator. SPRING SPECIALS 3-5983, throughout, nice lot, close kitchen with bullt-lns, 8 bed­ Kinley Street. Itoli shed dormer MUST SEU. 60x1.50, level TROUBLE REACHING OUR AOVERTISER? Building— Contracting 14 See It Day Or Night For Rent to schools and bus, city rooms, 2 baths, family room with 56 E, Center St., ORDKRP'.D That six months from If you have no mean# of trans- Cape. Paneled fireplace In 17x12 with trees. Central location. $2,-1 the int \hiy of April. l%3. be and the water and sewers, taxes fireplace, attached garage, sun- living room. Dining room. Large irn*’ ail lirnil^'ii and allowed for the QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, Prefinlshed Mahogany Paneling portafimi. I’ll aend my auto for Manchester, Conn. 800. 649-fi4‘H. only $194 per year. Ex­ deck, wooded lot, $27,900. Phil- formica countered cabinet kitch­ croflltor.M wiliiin which to bring In M-Hour Answering Service basements reflnished, bullt-lns, From 85.00 P er Sheet Apartment Buildings thuir claim.s apainnt said eatAto* And Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 you. No obligation. cellent value for the first brick Agency, 649-8464. en. Den or bedroom on flfst floor. MANCHESTER — Choice resi­ formica, tile, general repair. No Painting— Papering 21 For Sale 69 said admini.Ftrntor in directed to give job too small. Call William Rob­ Windows . Complete Quality home buyer. Full tile bath on first floor. dential lots available in all piiiillc notiro to the creditors to brtcjT TAKE ADVANTAGE of the lull STENOGRAPHER, typist, key ROUTE SALESMAN, nursery A_L^B—E—R—T—S Zones. For information repard in their claims within said tblM'A^ Free ie Herald Readers bins Carpentry Service, 649-3446. From $10.00 Each SIX u n it apartment house In A-l FOUR BEDROOM 8 room Dutch Two bedroom.*!, 19x12 and 1.5X12, session. It costs you less to have punch operator, nurse, practical workers, butcher, cook, motel 48-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD $15,900 Windsor Locks — 7 year with tile bath stall shower on ing price and location plea.sc oall nurse, secretary, bookkeeper, manager, maintenance mechan­ condition, excellent return on In­ old 5 room ranch, all good Colonial, centrally located, Mr Werbner, Jarvi.s Realty Co. .. - P P. . •vine a FALLOUT SHELTERS—Additions, your work done now. Painting, CeUing Tile .09H Sq. Ft. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIIX 9 Apartments vestment. ■ Mortgage available, Oakland St. — 6 room house, $17,500. Phllbrick Agency, second floor. Exceptional closet rirrnlatlnn in •snld 'probate dlsnict Want lafWinatien on one of onr dasslfled advertisfinentat No remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, ceilings whitened and refirvished, library assistant, clerk, tele­ ic, upholsterer, carjienter, oil sized rooms, large w o^ed very good condition, I ’/j baths, space. Priced to attract Interest Realtors. 643-4112. within ten days from the date of thie Muww at tbe totophone Satodf Simply eaB tke burner man, auto mechanic, con­ Dutch D oors $19.50 Each NORGE refrigerator and West­ centrally located. Phllbrick Agen­ lot, carport, 2 full baths, 649-8464. nrrtrr and r* turn make to this court of recreation rooms. Roofing, con­ papering. Call 649-0728. phone operator, salesperscai, One block from downtown cy, 649-8464. one car garage, large utility at $18,300. Call 643-4816 evenings the notice piven. ^ crete work. Call Leon Cieszynskl, transcriptionist, statistical clerk, crete worker, painter, counter lnghouse roaster oven with cab­ full basement, oil hot shed, full cellar, oil hot water MANCHESTER — 7 room home and weekends to inspect. JOHN J. WALLETT. Juds* man polisher, cutter. Inspector, Louver I>oora From $6.00 Each Main Street. 4 rooms, heat, water heat, city water and 649-4291. duplicating operator, file clerk, inet. Both in good condition. Rea- hot water range, ceramic heat, large lot 117x172, city close to shopping, schools and Resort Property For Sale 74 MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE Electrical Services 22 waitress, housekeeper, hairdress­ machinist, lathe operator, weav­ Hitch Rail Fencing sonable. Call 649-1806. Business Property Por Sale 70 sewer, CHose to express­ water and sewerage, bug at b ^ , attached garage with patio, MANCHESTER Suburbg — Pres­ REMODELING — Charles Home er, assembler, factory worker er, mold maker, and ell types batha, cabinet kitchen, laun­ way, 10 minutes from tige location on hilltop with a $3.99 P er Section dry hookup, basement, park­ door. Asking $14,500. ' huge kitchen, dining room, liv­ Rockville-V ernon 649-0500 improvement. All kinds of re­ FREE ESTIMATES, Prompt servr trainee, laundry worker, presser, factory Jobs for both experienced Hartford. An excellent million dollar view. Appealing 6 ANDOVER LAKE — Buy from ing. Completely redecorated. so. WINDSOR — business zone, ing room and den, fireplace. 2 owner. 4 room house, gas heat, modeling, financing arranged. Ice on all types of electilcai wir­ mother’s helper, maid, sewing and Inexperienced men. Apply Ping-Pong Tables Ml-96 Each Musical Instruments 63 120’ front on busy Route 30 in buy! full baths, aluminum combina- room ranch offering lirtng room, 649-4920. ing. Licensed Eind Insured. Wilson machine operators. Many of the Conn. State Employment SerWee, Available May 1, $125. Bolton — Vernon Rd. 24 acres 14x24, with large stone fireplace, outside fireplace, large lot, close Dinsmores Submit aad tanre yoor meaaage. ToifD hear from onr advertlaer la p g Wapping Center. Depth 280’. tons, oil hot water heat. Reduced to beach. For details call antf, wHhoiit ^Modlng all evening at tke telephone. Electrical Co., Manchestor. Ml above are trainee Jobs. Apply 806 Main Street, Manchester. Basem ent Sash From $8.95 Each WE ARE OPEN evenings till 9 Brick 2-family has many possible $18,600 East Hartford — 6 room ol land, one 8 room house, one mahogany paneling, 1>4 tiled CALL ME on your formica needs, Cape, 2 full baths with to $18,000 Robert Wblverton, 649-4626. ' 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 8-7'87e. Conn. State Employment Serv­ p.m. (Connecticut’s largest se­ Main Street — Briind new 3>,4 uses. Plot will accommodate ex­ 6 room house and one 3 room Realtor, 649-2813, 643-4548. baths, beautifully finished rec Bankruptcy Bid bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, ice, 806 Main St., Manchester, A EXPERIENCED PAINTERS and 1x10” Pine Sheathing, 6000’ Lots ^ sh ow er stall, full shed cottage, 3 garages, 6-horse $94.00 P er M ’ lection of sheet music Thomas room duplex apartment. Heat, pansion. Tremendous Investment room, closets galore, 2-car ga­ vanitory units, table-tops and public service—no fee charged. painters’ helpers. Call AH 9-4930 dormer, vestibule, fire­ stable and other buildings. PITKIN STREET—Eight room rage. Many extras too numer­ organs. Ward Music Co., Hart­ hot water, stove, refrigerator, growth potential. Ray S. Hoi Bankruptcy petitions from B Announcemaita Automobiles For Sale 1 island stands. 649-8936. Floor Finishing: 24 or AH 4-0601. disposal, master TV, parking. place, combination win­ Wonderful location. Builders colonial on corner lot. Four good ous to mention. Excellent value Legal Notice Handspllt Bam Miakes ford Rd. combe. Realtor, 644-1285. form er Ellington man and his 'wife BAKERY SALES Girl, part-time, Available May 1, $125. dows, large wooded lot, take notice. Beautiful homo bedrooms, four rooms down in­ realistically priced under $20,000. INCOME TAXES prepared in your 1959 RENAULT DAUPHINE, CARPENTRY — remodeling, re­ FLOOR LAYING, sanding, refln- 3-9, Applv in person Parkade $11.95 Per Sq. SPINET PIANO — Frultwood. desirable location. one AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at today were referred to Referee in radio, heater, whitewall tires, ishlng our specialty. Get the bes*' sites on this property. $35,000. clude heated sun room. Rec room Gerard Agency, Realtor, 643-0.385. home or by s^ipolntment. Exper- pair work, roofing. Telephone Ed Bakery, ^*arkade Shopping Cen­ EXPERIENCED truck driver. Must have carti. No dealers. block to bus, Manchester, within and t.,r tin- Dia- Bankruptcy Saul Reidraan in VS. loiced tax work, M hour service. good condition. Will consider any Stasiak, Andover. for less. Call 644-0601. 649-6395. CASH ’N CARRY Land For Sale in basement 90% completed. Ex­ irlct of Manch^‘stor, on the 8th day of , i ‘__i. ter. NOBODY — BUT NOBODY — Write Box K, Herald. CALL 649-6544 SCHOOL STREET .— Real oppor­ April, 1963 Federal Court at Hartiora. Call 645-4723. reasonable offer. 643-1875. $18,700 Manchester — 6 year old Business opportunity — Pack- cellent condition throughout. T. Pre8<*nt. Hon. John J. Wun'-tt, Jud^o diaries Dinsmore, also known ALTERATIONS, repairs, roofing, FLOOR SANDING and refinlshing UNDERSE3LLS NATIONAL EAST WINDSOR — Located on J. Oockett, Realtor. 643-1577. tunity! Dandy duplex 5-5, alum­ HOUSEKEEPER wanted. No Route 5, business and industrial 8 room Colonial, 1% age store, owner operated, inum storms, extra lot, ' double Estate of Stanley J. Mag..ra, late of, ^ Charlie Moore, who now resides i n c o m e t a x retuma prepared by 1959 PONTIAC CATALINA 2-door porches, and garages. Call Russ (specializing in older floors). small children New home. Call Salesmen Wanted 36-A baths, fireplace, combina­ Manchf'stur. ;n said Disinrt ducfas'd...... ___, auditor. Business and individual. sedan, standard shift. $1,000. Atkins, Builder, 643-0411. Painting. Ceilings. Papsrhangpng. Office and Store land, 80 acres. 'Tongren Agency, restaurant and 4 room apart­ BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Cape, garage. Only’ $20,900, Robert B. Thn admini.stratrix. havinj; «’Xliihit*’cl in Hartford and lists hls OCOUpA- 742-7177 after 7 p.m. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. 643-8321. tion windows, shaded lot, ment rented at $300 monthly. Ander.son Realtor. 528-0139, hor admliilauaiion a(‘rount with naid tion a.s salesman and country mu- Accounting aervlcea. Raymond 643-2016 after 5 p.m., ’ Monday ■No Job too smtill. John Verfallle, SALES AND SERVICE: Married 381 State Street, Equipment 64 im m a c u l a t e LARGE 8 room plus recreation room, offers ' ALTERA-nONS — Roofing, gut­ apartment, large storage room, excellent location, near 490 foot frontage on main privacy and convenience, back­ 528-1776. H.state to ihiH Court fm- allowance, it Rician, listed liabilities of ♦19,594.- G irard. 649-6006. through Friday, or anytime 649-5750. PART - ’TIME Luncheonette he! man with car to service estab­ North Haven, Connecticut shopping, bus and schools. ters, repairs, porch enclosures. NEW TYPEW RITERS, $69.96 up; refined neighborhood on bUs line, highway, 20 minute.s from yard fully fenced, new knotty ^^’oRDERED: That tho 23rd day of '^0 '■"^''th no assets. The largest Saturday. 9-3j also, 5-9:30. Apply W. lished sales territory; weekly 248-2147 Houses For Sale Complete city utilities. SO. WINDSOR — Stunning 7 room FEDERAL INCOME taxes prepar­ Hatchways built and repaired. guarantee plus commission if used typewriters, $29 up. Berube’s heat, hot water, stove and re­ 72 Manchester. Asking $49,500. pine kitchen, walking distance to April, 1963 at two o’clock,jn tiu; after-, creditors are listed as G arrity Grant Co., Parkade store. Don’t miss this one. Split Level with 2-car garage and -- --- at thn Pi'obalc .,aid Offic*' Manch.'.s-, in the Brothers of ManchestCT, former ed with your savings in mind. FORD FAIRLAINE 500, 1968, 4- All kinds of carpentry — dorm­ HARDWOOD FLOORS — laid qualified; sales experience not Typew riter Service, 4’r9 K. Mid­ frigerator, garage If desired. Ref­ schools, shopping, bus line. New­ Municipal Building in .said Manchfs- door sedan, automatic transmis­ SIX ROOM ranch, one year old, 2 breezeway, 1I4 baths, dishwa.sh- R easonable rates. Call 649-6246, ers additions and garages built. sanded, refinished. Call 649-4920. necessary, will train. Call Hart­ dle ’Tpke., M anchester. 649-8477. erences required. Call 649-2396, $22,500 East Hartford — ? room ly redecorated. $14,600. 649-2200. tf‘r bo and tho sanjc is rfssipn#‘d for | ncw truck saJes End ropfiJr ilmi, S. J. Baylea. sion, power steering and brakes, Call J. Charts, 649-0722. baths, 2-cnr garage, $20,900, Phil- er, fireplace, rarpeting, Venetian a honi’inR <.n tho allowanro r>f said for $4,646.26; and Frank and Eva Help Wanted— Male 36 ford 644-0302 between 6 and 8 Diamonds— Watches— 9-5 only. brick Agency, 849-8464. ranch, ceramic bath, at FRANK MOTT blinds 3 roomy bedrooms living 1 adrnini.straUun arci.um wiili .said $450. After 6 p.m., MI 9-0098. , p.m . $18,900 — FIVE YEAR old, 6 Ouellette of Ellington, a lease for _ INCOME TAX returrtr prepared Mortgages 31 FOUR ROOM apartment, fine con­ tached garage. 2 fire­ room rsmch, bus line. $17,900 room,' dining room, hafid.somo ] aaconalnnienl of h»ir.s and or GRADER OPERATORS — must Jewelry 48 Wearing Apparel— Fum 67 FOREST STREET—Delightful 10 places, brick front, on bus dor of distribution, and ihi.s Court di- $3,000. by former Internal Revenue 1957 PLYMOUTH Belvedere. 4 Roofing— Siding 16 dition, location very good, nice 643-5658 Sparkling 8 room Cape, 1% kitchen, L-shaped reereation roots that notico of Uic tim*’ and I Dinsmore formerly did buidnees door sedan, excellent condition, SECOND mortgages — Unlimited have experience with small rest room former Cheney residence to line. room with bar. 14x24 plus lOxin, Agent in the convenience of your WATCH AND Jewelry repairing at AT THE WAS-NU Shop. 476 Mahii yard. Write Box Y, Herald. baths. E. J, Carpenter Broker, ^ir.n 'Tn’w ^?o‘ h^. in- EUlngton as the R -^ ^ lls S .^ - home for individual and business. clean, 2 brand new tires in front, ALL ’TYPES of roofs repaired or funds available for second mort­ dential and commercial graders. Help Wanted— reasonable prices prompt serv­ park-like setting. 8 bedrooms, 4% 649-9152. 20x40 eonerete blook terrace with Apply in person Industrial Pav Street, you’ll find a choice se­ baths excellent condition. Owner $28,000 South Windsor — Beautiful toro.««tod thoroin ifi aj^poar and be j tary Co., and In rvOCkvllie M tJie 649-8938. $495. See at 23 Duval St., MI replaced, specializing in Bonded gages, payments to suit your Male or Female 37 ice, 2 watchmakers. Manches­ THREE ROOMS, stove and re­ 6 foot 'one barbeeue, anchor heard thormn by publishing a copy of | Circle B Music Store, budget Expedient service. J. D. ing & En^neertng Company, 134 lection of designer’s clothe# at a 643-7444. new, contemporary ranch 3-2346. built-up and shingle roofing. ter’s oldest established Jeweler. fraction qf their former cost. frigerator, all utilities. Ideal f o r ______SIX ROOM ranch, attached ga­ fence. 'Se expertlv and clean­ this order in some new.spaper having | „ TTvelvn Dinamorp mlnn FULL-TIME tax accountant ready Realty. 643-5129. E. Service Road, Hartford PART-TIME executive secretary. 6 large rooms, plus recrea­ MANCHESTER — Extra large 6t4 rage, bullt-lns, aluminum storms a circulation in .said District, at least i fUr.s. Jhveiyn UlMmore, SUO Coughlin Roofing Co., Meuiches- F. E. Bray, 737 Main St., State Daytime, cocktsdl, and dreasea one person. Apply 195 Spruce CONCORD RD.—Beautiful ranch room ranch on a one acre land­ ly decorated. Yard tastefully «ovon (iavK bofore tho day of said ' known as Evy Lane, hae au80 filed to assist you. Rates reasonable. 1959 CHEVROLET Parkwood Sta­ across from the Meadows Bowl­ Mostly public relations and in' tion room, 2 fireplaces, and screens. Large wooded lot. landscaped. Glenn Rberts Agen­ ter 643-7707. BESET BY BILLS? Let Us help Theater Building. suitable for weddings. Open 10-6, Street. large li-vlng room, formal dining baths, 2-car garage, glass scaped and tree shaded lot. 2- hearing, and by mailing on or be- fgr bankruptcy, as a partner with Call S. J. Turkington. Jr., tion Wagon, V-8 engine, automa­ ing Lanes. temal communications for the 68 Croft Drive, By owner, cy. MTjS Realtors 644-1521 Eve. fore April 11, 1963. by certified mail, tic transmission, power steering, Roofing, siding, you to a fresh start by consoli­ Manchester Education Associa­ Tuesday through Saturday, room, cabinet kitchen, 2 bed­ sliding doors, patio/ built car garage, full cellar with rec a cony of thiK order to Walter P. ' her husband. Her liabilities ere 643-7731. A. A. DION, INC. Thursday till ,9. 643-9407. 644-8988. 528-0794. radio and heater priced to sell. painting. Carpentrytry. Alteration* dating the many debts that de­ PART - 'TIME and temporary tion. Send application stating Garden— Farm— Dairy TTVO ROOM apartment, 149 Oak­ rooms, recreation room, land­ ins, many extras. Value room, 3 bedrooms, ceramic bath, Pioseik. 157 Chartof Road. Wothers- listed at $10,301.71 virlth no assets. FOR SERVICE and savings in pre mand your attention Into one openings for drivers, salesper­ scaped yard. Marion E. Robert- huge li-ving room with fireplace, fiold. Conn., guardian ad lltom for Both are being represented by 643-7395. and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ qualifications to Box C, Herald. land Street, 649-5229, 9-5. beyond compare. HOME AND Income or office and Barbara A. Maeora, minor. paring income taxes for business ship guaranteed. 399 Autumn St. easily paid monthly obligation. sons, counter men, short order Products • 50 son. Realtor. 643-6953. built 1954, $25,900 Robert Wolver- income—Main Street location. 2 JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge Atty. Leo Rosen of Hartford. and mdlvldual. call PI 2-6607. 1960 CORVETTE Convertible and 643-4860. $2,000 requires only $44.50 per cook, service station attendant, Wanted—^To Buy 68 THREE ROOM apartment, heat­ $27,900 Vernon — 8 year old ton, Realtor, 649-2818, 643-4648. large 8 room apartments, 2-car Hardtop, white with red trim, au­ month including repayment. If yardmen, porter, cost clerk (col­ FOR SALE—cow manure for your $9,900— ROOM ranch, fireplace, room executive ranch, Situations Wanted— lawns and gardens, sold by the ed. stove, refrigerator, cabinet garage, $28,900 644-0238. FREE MOTH proofing for your tomatic transmission, excellent i b IDWELL HOME Improvement you have property equity, con­ lege student) Apply Conn. State FRANK is buying and selling good 2-car garage, large lot. privacy. bedrooms, living room, IMMACUIjATE C;ape, 4 down, 2 DONT Male 39 load, deliveries made on Satur­ used furniture and antiques at 430 kitchen garage, third floor. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, blankets and winter clothing at condition. Reasonable. 649-0538 Company—roofing, siding, altera­ tact Frank Burke, Connecticut Employment Service, 806 Main 800. 649-6644. dining room, all electric unfinished up, fireplace, fenced MOVE RIGHT IN — Brick Cape, Lucky Lady Coin Cleaners, 11 day. Phono 848-7406. Lake St. Call and see what we’ve Multiple Listing, 649-6132. tions, additions and remodeling Mortgage Elxchange. 15 Lewis Street, Manchester. HANDICAPPED High School boy kitchen. Includes deluxe yard, near shopping, school and 4 bedrooms 1% baths, fireplace, Maple Street. got. Open Sundays. 649-6680. oven and range, dishwash­ bus Bel Air Real Estate, of all types. Elxcellent workman­ St.. Hartford. 246-8897. would like to do typing at home. SALE!—Macintosh apples, 20 lbs., FOUR ROOM apartment, second SPLIT LEVEL—6 rooms, recrea­ plaster walls, screened porch, ga­ procrastinate, for while you 1952 PACKARD, 2-door, radio and ship. 649-6495. EXPERIENCED Painters wanted. floor on upper St,, hot er, disposal, family room 643-9332. rage, shaded lot, excellent value heater,.automatic, $50. 643-0779. Call 649-9860 anytime. cold storage. No. 1 grade, $1.89; WE BUY SELL or trade antlqus tion room, garage, very clean, do someone will take advant­ Work located between Manches­ No. 2 grade, 89c. Bimce Farm, water, no heat very clean, $75. with stone fireplace, and at $16,900. Warren E. Howland, age of a good buy on a 7 P e r s o n a ls RAY’S ROOFINg CO. — shingle Business Opportunities 32 ter and Glastonbury. Inquire 44 and used furniture, china, f laae. $15,900. iV2 % mortgage, $87.73 SPACE—SPACE—5 huge bed­ 1962 PON’HAC BONNEVILLE 629 W. Center Street, 643-8116. Available May ' 1. (iail 643-0104, glass sliding doors leading Realtor-Trader 643-1108. room, 2-bath home. It’s an and built-up roofs, gutter work, Bayberry Road, Glastonbury. allver, picture frames and oM monthly, Carlton W. Hutchins, to outdoor patio. 2-car ga­ rooms, Colonial, nearly new, hot Convertible, full transistor radio, Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 coins, wer FEIMALE COOK wanted, also small dogs. Grooming Cocker recreation room, living lot approximately 162x200. F ire­ rooCi of aU nnda, new roof*, gut­ Spaniels our specialty. Harmcmy FURNISHED ROOM for genUe- 649-9428 between 6-9 p.m. Estate. 643-9332. place. Carport. Full basement. steering. Very low mileage. Must waitress; Apply in person. IN TIRE, BRAKE Fertilizers 50-A man, heat, lights private en­ VERNON room with cathedral cell­ Automobiles For Sale 4 ter work, chimney* cleaned, re­ Hill Kennels, Hebron Road, Bol­ THREE ROOM furnished apart­ ing, dining room with Call Madeline Smith, Realtor. ROBERT WOLVERTON sell. 643-4841, 9-12 noon, or 9:30-11 paired Aluminum aiding. 80 Acadia Restaurant, 103 Tolland trance, parking. Evening# MI mONWOOD DRIVE, Vernon — p.m. ’Tpke. AND FRONT END DEPTS ton. 643-5427. FARM LOAM—Top quality, big ment with bath, second floor, $2,000. assumes mortgage on built-in china cabinets, 649-1642 or evenings Mabel 7^(yut-A-Vac NEED CAR? Tour credit turned ye.‘‘rs’ experience Free esrtmfJe*. five yard load, $13. Also cow 3-2816; Days PI 3-6864. 5% room ranch built 1958, wood-' Sheridan, 643-8139. Realtor very clean. Heat and hot water. this real neat ranch, 3 bed­ kitchen with custom cab­ ed lot with 100 foot frontage, full down? Short on down payment? Call Howley, 643-5861, 643-0763. WANTED — HOMES Immediately manure. Columbia 228-9328, after inets and built-ins, 2 full Bankrupt? Repoeaesaion? Don’t 1959 CADILLAC Convertible. My WOMAN to live in as housekeep­ 120 CHARTER OAK ST. — fur­ No children. 643-7376. rooms, built-ins, basement, cellar, oil hot water heat, alum­ 649-2818 643-4548 the only lightweight upright / personal car bought new, never er, private room, adult and three Excellent opportunity for two black and white kittens. 6 p.m. big comer lot, payments baths, 2-car garage, glass HOLLISTER STREET school area despair! See Honest Douglas. In­ 649-5858. nished rooms, living room and inum cbmbinatlons, quiet dead­ — 6 room ranch, tree shaded abused. Honest Douglas, 333 children. Call MI 9-0500 f&r in­ for rapid advancement. kitchen privileges. Gentlemer. NEAR MAIN Street — 3 furnished $109.50 monthly. Move in May sliding doors leading to i quire about lowest down small­ Radio-TV Repair Services 18 end street, perfect for the grow­ lot, full cellar, rec room, oil hot cieaner with est payments anywhere No small Main. terview. Benefits. preferred. Inquire at 120 Charter rooms and bath, heat and hot 1st. outdoor terrace. Excellent ing family, $14,600. Robert Wol- Household Goods 51 water, no children. 649-4256. location. Complete city water heat, aluminum combina­ loan or finance company plan. CONNIEB TV and Radio Service, Oak S tre^ Or phone 649-8038. Verton Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. tions. 8 bedrooms, tip-top condi­ MANCHESTER — 143 Autumn 1960 WHITE FALCON deluxe, ex­ COUNTER GIRL wanted full Apply in person to SHALLOP’S HEAD utilities. Immediate Douglas Motors, 838 Main. cellent condition, snow tires. $1;- available all hours Satisfaction time Apply Parkade Cleaners, A’rTRACnVE Sleeping room, gen­ THREE ROOM furnished apart­ T. J. CROCKETT cupancy. tion throughout, $14,900, Robert Street. Older 6 room home, 1(4 guaranteed. Call 649-1815. Mr. Amenta. . KENNELS FOR SALE Used furniture. 'CHBS’TER—6 room Colonial Wolverton Realtor, 649-2813, baths, recreation room, screened VOLKSWAGEN 1960, blue deluxe 200. Test drive. 22 Forest Street. Manchester Shopping Parkade. tleman, shower-bath private en­ ment. Apply after 6 p.m., Thom­ Realtor 648-1677 home with a 2-car garage fea­ 7 ATTACHMENTS 648-7449. 643-9483. trance, parking. Inquire I#8 as Morrow, 649-2236. 26 Birch St. JS43-4648. in patio, 2-car garage, combina­ sedan, 5 brand new tires includes LEGAL SECRETARY part-time, Exclusive with tures a 22 foot living room with tion storms, 100x200 lot. Call for two new pnow tires. Phone HARTFORD GENERAL Protection dogs tor home or VENETIAN BLINDS. picture Spruce St. fireplace, dining room. 3 sunny 1962 FORD COUNTRY Squire, Millinery, Dressmaking 19 experienced, downtown Hartford ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, private EIGHT ROOM Garrison Colonial, Robert D. Murdock MANfZHESTER — 5% room Cape, appointment 649-0191. 843-7021 after 6 p.m. business. Obedience training. window 60x48, and two 23x48, like large tltflng room, dining room, bedrooms, 1% baths, oil hot automatic. immaculate office. JA 2-1165. TIRE COMPANY Problem dogs a specialty. FURNISHED ROOMS, com plete bath, private entrance, newly nice area, Bowers School. Asking new, reasonable. Phone 648-4822. kitchen, study and lavatory, 4 water heat. For appointment call $13,300. Tongren Agency, 643-8321. PHOENIX STREET - Vernon. 5 windows,' $100 take« H over^Tc^'! ‘ men's custom tailoring and al­ Field training. Boarding. light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ renovated. 643-0094 after t. Adults payments. Rudy, 246-6858. COUNTER GIRLS 7 to midnight 155 Center Street only. bedroc'mg tmd bath on second U & R REALTY CO., INC. R#bert Wolverton Realtor, room ranch, 2 lots. $12,300. Tel. terations. Tony lo'vlne, 643-2264. trally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 649-2813. VERNON — 6% room ranch, shift. Apply Mister Donut, 255 W. Arch Street, Manchester. flooi. Recreation room with fire­ 649-3434 evenings, 649-8375 days. Middle Tpke. Manchester • Daleville Road, place to basement. Attached 643-2692 643-6472 storms, garage. Very clean home. Better Buy Realty. A, Larry AUTOMOBILE VALUES Trucks— ^Tractors Three Rooms New double garage. Aluminum siding. COLONIAL—LARGE U-ving room, Near Circle. Tongrren Agency. Adams. Moving—^Trucking— TWO PLEASANT married women, ______f______dining room, den, modern kitch­ 843,6321. West Willington New$ In Classics Central location , $29,900. Phll­ 'a SCRANTON MOTORS — 1959 FORD PICKUP excellent Storage 20 part-time evenings, must be Guar^teed Furniture brick Agency, 649-8484. en, 3 bedrooms. 1% baths, ga­ M ^C H ESTER - - Cute 8 bed­ neat, clean, quick and of good WANTED — TWO mechanically NOTICE SEVEN ROOM home, 2-car gar­ rage, landscaped yard 102x612. room Cape on nicely shrubbed condition. Will take older pickup 429-9217 TWO - FAMILIES adjustable shoulder atrap ROCKVILLE in trade. Call PI 2-7676, MANCHESTER Package Delivery. character. Apply Treat Shoppe, inclined men for full and part- $299 Proposals for drilling a well at age, located on an acre of wood­ Owner transferred. Immediate lot. Immediate occupancy. A Light trucking and package deliv­ Route 83, Talcottvllle. time work. Apply Holiday Bowl­ ed land Including three building occupancy. Marlon E. Robertstm, Chestnut St. — 5-5, $15,900. terrific value at only $15,300. Call the site of the proposed Jtmlor- lots, close to schools, shopping ery. Refrigeratorti. washer* and ing Lanes. Senior High School, Brandy St., Lacy And Lovely! Realtor. 643.5953. the Jarvig Realty Co., Realtors, stove moidng specialty. Folding WOMAN TO do plain cooking and 10 pc. Starfire bedroom group and transportation, $1!5,40(). com ­ Lyness St. — 4-4, $16,900. 1963 CadlUac Ooupe deViUe (3) 1956 FORD F-350, pick-up with Bolton, Connecticut, wlU be re­ 643-4112, 643-1023. chrome plated steal wand utility body, MI 4-1989. chairs for rent. 649-0762. kitchen work in Rest Home. $60 DRIVERS — FOR school buses, SIX WEEKS old m^e puppy needs dinette ensemble plete Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. NICE SIX room Cape, Bowers Oak St. — 5-5, $20,000. a week, live in. Six days a week, Vernon - Manchester area. 7:30 - a hom e. CaU 649-3988. ^ ceived by the Public Building 643-4808. School area, 8 or 4 bedrooms, M61 Cadillac Coupe deVlHe Commission of the town of Bolton MANCHESTER — Rare opportun­ THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. Wednesdays off. TR 5-3141. 8:45 a.m., 2-3:30 p.m. 643-2414. 12 pc. convertible living room sunny kitchen, fireplace in liirlng T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor ity here. $400 down. 3 bedroom Moving, packing, storage, local until 8 p.m. Monday, April 15, MANCHESTE3R — New 6 room room, garage, $16,900. Philbrick 1959 Cadillac Fleetwood Auto Driving School 7-A MARRIED MAN to be assistant 643-1577 ranch near all conveniences. and long distance. Agents for HOUSEKEEPER for family of Articles For Sale No money down, instant credit. 1963. brick ranch, bullt-lns 14x20 li-ving Agency, 649-8^4. Won’t last at $12,990 Paul Fiano 1969 Cadillac “ 62” 4-door MANCHESTER Driving Academy. Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., world­ three, live in. Phone 649-4045 af­ manager of the Treat ShOppe, F’ree delivery, free toy away Instructions to bidders, specifi­ room with fireplace half acre lot, so, WINDSOR — Immediate oc­ Agency, 643-0458, 643-2861, Winter driving instruction Is safe wide movers. Free estimates. ter 5:30. Talcottvllle. Must be ambitious, DARK, RICH, stone free loam, plan. cations and proposal forms may reasonably priced. Hayes Agency, MANCHESTER—6% ROOM Cape cupancy. 8 room custom design­ 1968 CadUIac ” 62’’ 4-door (2) 643-5187. honest, willing to work hard and fill gravel sand, stone, manure. be obtained by well drilling con­ 643-4803. with full shed dormer, kitchen, under professional instruction DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experi­ ed Colonial, Wtchen built-ins, 2 floor Special care to nervous and eld­ of good character. Good Salary Call 643-86()3. tractors at the office of the archi­ utility room, living room, dining baths, attached garage, acre Legal Notices brush uttt •onveniMt 1966 Cadillac Coupe deVllle enced preferred. Write to Box F. and a chance for quick advance­ NORMAN’S, INC. tect, Arnold Lawrence, 671 Porter TANNER STREET — Bowers room,' 8 bedrooms, on bus line, paper erly. Call for appointment , and LAWNMOWFjRS, garden tractors, tree shade'd lot. Paul Fiano free Driver’s Manual. PI 2-^7249. Painting— Psfpering 21 _^erald, stating background and ment. Apply the Treat Shoppe, F^imiture Warehouse St., Manchester, Conn. School area. 7 room Colonial, 8 close to school. Immediate oc­ LIMITATION ORDKB Diapoe*«-BaiM 1963 Pontiac B<»meville Sports ' qualifications. and tillers. Terms, trades, parts Agency, 648-0468. 048-2861. Ooupe Route 83, Talcottvllle. T. J. Crockett, Chidrman twin sized bedrooms, garaige, cupancy, $15,900. Robert Wolver­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first e x t e r i o r and Interior painting. and service. Capitol Ek|ulpment, 199 F orest cor. Pine Street, Manchester, within and for the Dis­ BCX5KKEEPER, General Motors CARPENTER, working foreman, Public Building Commlaelon 4% % m ortgage, only $16,900. ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2818, BOLTON — CUSTOM 6 room trict of Manchester on the 4th day of Bonneville Oonver- licensed driving school trained Paperhanging, ceUlngt wallpiqier 88 Main Street, Manchester. Manchester" 648-4548. 1M2 Pontiac experience helpful but not neces-1 top man, top wages. Box G, , Bolton, Conn., April 6, 1963 Hayes Agency, 643-4803. ranch, 2% acres, $16,800. call April. 1963. ONLY Uble certified and approved, now of­ books on request FStlly in s u i^ . 648-7958. owner, 643-0860. Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge Call Edward R. Price, 649-1003. sary. Some typing. Apply Office Herald. Open dally 9-9, Saturday 9-6 FOSTER STREET — Lovely 6V4 Estate of Frank C. Gray, late of fering classroom and behind EIGHT ROOMS, 4 or 6 bedrooms, Manchester in said District, deceased. 1961 Chrysler New Yorker ,4-door wheel instruction for teen-agers. Manager. Bourne-Buick, I n c .,------SCREENED LOAM for the best In room ranch, aluminum storms, BOLTON — NEARLY new 6 room EXTESUOR AND interior painting. 285 Main Street. Manchester. , DRIVING INSTRUCTOR, Insur- lawns from our screening plant paneled family room, living On motion of Helen M. Gray of said 649-6075. room with fireplace, aluminum partial brick front, 2-car garage, Cape, acre wooded lot, fireplace, Manchester executrix. 1961 Ram bler, 6 cylinder, stand­ Wallpaper hooka. Paperhanging. ; I ance salesman, assistant man­ Andover - Columbia. George Grif- ORDERED: That six months from $ 1 1 1 8 8 TYPIST - CLERK to do diversified TWO LOUNGE chairs and one combinations, attached garage, built 1967 Carlton W. Hutchins, 1(4 baths, walk-out basement, ard slilff MOR’TLOCK’S Driving School Inc., CelUngs. Floors. Fully insured ager, photog;rapher, civil engi­ flng, Inc., 742-7886. 649-8132. ' ' the 4th day of April. 1963. be and the workmanahto guaranteed. Leo office work. Pleasant low pres- ______rock e r. ExceUent condition. close to,,school, shopping and $2,300. assumes mortgage. Hayes same are limited and allowed for the offices, classroom, located Man­ neer, stockman, salesperson, taC' Agency, 643-4803. 1960 Oldsm obile “ M ” Convertible P elletie.. M l 9-6326 If no answer, sure office of RockvUle manu- j tory workers valet service sta- DARK, RICH loam for sale. WU- 649-9969. WE RENT transportation, $17,600. Phllbrick creditors within which to bring in chester Parkade, lower level. Be- SO. WINDSOR — Choose your own their claims against said estate, and caU 643-9043. facturer. New IBM typewriter. tlon ■ • attendant, locker room at­ liam F. Steele 8c Son. Tel. Agency, 649-8464, 1960 P ontiac Star Chief 9-door grinners, older, nervous students, decorations. 8 bedroom ranch, FIVE ROOM ranch, stone front, said executrix is directed to give pu^ W« art proud to our specialty. Teen-age driver’s Phone 875-3385 in Rockville. tendant, golf course worker, con­ 649-7843. built-ins, brick front, ameslte lie notice to the creditors to bring in recommend Hamil­ PAINTINO AMD papsrtianglng. plastered walls. 2 bedrooms, din­ their claims within said time allowed education course. State certified. struction laborer, tire changer, LAWN drive ’ Paul Fiano Agency, ton Beach tha 1969 Ford Thunderbird Good clean workmanship at rea- SUMMER AT Cape Cod — Women ing room, fireplace, ceramic tile by publishing a copy of this order in ONLY Floor Cara 649-7398. guard, porter, landscape garden­ FLUORESCENT lighting fixturss, 643-0458 643-2861. bath, aluminum awnings extras. some newspaper having a circulation 1959 Chevrolet Impaia V -8 Ooupe aonablt rates 80 v ^ r s in Man­ and coUege girls tor waitresses ers, donut maker, (Ushwasher. Spring Special M anchester in said probate district within ten days 3 in 1 cleaner Line guarantaad far chester Raym ond Flske. 649-9237. and cleaning cottages at Cape 100, $5 each. CaU 649-0736. Owner 649-1434. from the date of this order and return 6 yeare in iBriting. Many of the above will be train­ RANCHES aad CAPE CODS MOWERS ROLLING PARK—Neat Cape Cod, make to this court of the notice given. This guarantea pro­ 196T Ford V -8 OonvertiUe Cod, Board, room and salary. No ed. Apply Conn. .State Employ­ 6 rooms hot water heat, city Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 E3XTERIOR and interior painting, small children. ’Time off for the EXCELLENT USED set of Ency­ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge vides free tspoiis 1967 Ford V Hardtc^ Ooupe paperhanging, wallpaper remov­ ment Service, 806 Main Street, clopedia Britanniea for sale. Box Faintod For CONVENIENT TO BUS sewers, bug line, $15,500. Robert and parts, szropt- -8 WOW — 225 mpg, three Honda beach.- Apply Burton Rice In-: MmchMte’r" B Anderson Realtor, 528-0139, AT A COURT OF PROBATE hold at ed, oceUings, fully insured. CaU E. Herald. SWEEPERS Kosy to KnH Manchester, within and for the Dis­ ing cord sst and ” 50’8” , like newf low mileage, surance Agency by caUing | Bolton Area damsge due to mis­ Many other* — priced to sell. George Ouillette, 649-1251. 643-0541. 528-1776. trict of Manchester, on the 5th day of save over $50. Phone 643-1230. PART-’TIME — JANITOR, morn­ SNOWBLOWER 18” Craftsman, PLU S PA IN T April. 1963. , use, when returned ings. Call (Seneral Service, Ihc., Older 6-room Ranch, nice BOLTON LAKE — Delightful year $12,900 Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge to one of the H a a - COMPLETE PAINTING and deco­ PART - TIME openings for cash­ used once. Terrific buy. Moving. SPREADERS front porch, treed lot. All city Estate of Daniel F. Renn. late of i rating service, interior-exterior, 649-5334. Evenings 649-3882. . SPECIAL PRICES ON ’round 4 bedroom home on lake- ilton Baach suthofk SCRANTON MOTORS, INC. ier, typist, salesperson waitress, conveniences. Call Mrs. Ann front. 1(4 baths. Living room Manchester. In- said District deceased. } ized aervice statiaas Business Services Offered 1$ fully guaranteed to yqur satis­ counter ^ rl, mother's helper, LARGER HOMES 4 POSSIBLE BEDROOMS The administrator, having exhibited | PART - TIME — Floor, waxers, FDRD PICKUP, good condition, Lord today! 649-5306; 528-6687. 15x29 with fireplace. Large his administration account w’ith said listed on the prod­ faction, with down to earth maid, day yjorkers. Apply Conn. ■4 uct guarants* SH- iti Union St.. LAWN MOWERS abarpaned and nights. Call General Sqrvlce Inc., heavy duty tires, etc. (Tedar screened and glassed porch. estate to this Court for allowance, it is hand prices, fuUy insured. Vick’s State Employment Service, 806 649-6834. A U STATE PAINTCRS UWNOVATERS ORDERED: That the 22nd day of | tificate. Rockville, Conn. repaired sales and servloe, pick Painting A Decorating 529-8422, clothesline poles, many slses. MI Madeline Smith, Realtor, 849-1642 April. 1963. at ten o’clock, forenoon, at thouldar strap portabla Main Street, Manchester. COVENTRY 6 year old ranch home with ” handy up and delivery, loe skates aiuup- 649-5452. 9-1363. or evenings 643-8139. the Probate Office in the Municipal ! portable ened, isrecislon ground. L fc M -77—— -----7— 7— I WANTED — Experienced carpet SKILL SAWS BARROWS & WALLACE walk-out basement on a cme- Building in said Manchester he and ' upright 975-9031 643-0216 AVON OFT'ERS Manchester mechanic. Must have r^erences TW. 748-7568—748-8101 8145 Equipment Corporatiop, Route 88, PAINTINO and waUj 32-44 MANCHESTER — 8 room home half acre lot with shade trees, the same 1s assigned for a hearing on ■ BUDGET TERMS Venion, Coon. TR 6-T$N. Mancbee- Housewivesjlmmediate earnings! and own tools. Year ’round em- 56 E . Center Bt,, with 1(4 acres of Imid, 2 large the allowance of said administration paper removed, CHAIKSAW deadend street. Ideal for chil­ account with said estate, a.scertaln- , ployment. Good pay. ExceUent A carefully tailored shlrt-waist- 2749-N barns, priced to sell at $11,600. ment of heirs and order of distribu­ 90 DAY CASH BHARPENIMQ StosSje— Saws, on request Ceilings Territory near your home! Over, benefits. Apply Mr.' Tutgeon, Legal Manchester, Ccsin. mates. Call Roger 643-0928. ‘er to always in style. This one, cre­ Hayea A gency, 643-4803. dren. Minimum down fi­ tion. and this Court dlrect.s that notice ALWAYS A good supply of used knives, axes, aiieazB, skates, - '■' --- - 200 cosmetics, beauty aids and; Carpet ~ Department, Watkins . ROTO TILLERS ated id women’s sizes, is certain to K nitted oa. iargs n e ^ a a , thds of the time and place assigned for said nancing. hearing he given to all persons known Chevrolete and Fords. $895 and I r o t^ blade*. Quick service. Capl- PAINTING, paperhanging, floor household products! A continu-1 Brothers, 935 Main Street, Man­ Advertisement SEPTIC TANKS be admired. lacy stole to suns to flatter your VERNON—Older 7 room Cape, MANCHESTER ous flow of new products—Seen SALES aad MCBVICE oostum ee! to be interested therein to appear and I down. at Center Motors, 634 Cen-' tol Elquipment Oo., 88 tCaln S t , sanding, ceUings whitened. For chester. By virtue of default of a Oondl- AND No. 8146 with Patt-O-Rama Is good condition, 1(4 baths, alumin­ be heard thereon by publi.sbing a copy ■ ter Street, 648-1591. Financing*. Manchester. Hours daUy 7.5. our new Spring Lipstick colors? in sizes 32, 34, 36, 38, 40. 42, 44. Pattern No. 2749-N has knit di­ MANCHESTER — 7 room split um siding, 3/4 acre lot. Con­ of this order in some new.mmi'er hav-l| lowest rates and good clean sfbik- WANTED — AutomobUe me­ tional Sales (tontiact held by tbs Ing a circulation in said District at j arranged regardless of price with ’Thursday T-9. Saturday 7-4. manshlp caU MI 4-0601. Sound interesting? Like to hear Bust 34 to 46. Size 34, 36 bust, rections; stitch Illustrations. level, 1(4 baths, rec room, gar­ venient location, $11,500. Hayes LAWRENCE F. FIANO more? CaU today for appoint­ chanic to work in General Motors General Motors Acceptance Corpo­ PLUMED SEWERS To order, send 35c In coins ,to: least seven days before, the day of said ] a vera ge/cred it. 648-7958. ration assigned and executed by CAPITOL short sleeves, 3^ii yards of 35-inoh. age, covered patio half acre of Agency, 643-4803. hearing and by mailing on or b*'fore NESMAN AND BROWN — Paint­ ment In your home at your con­ dealership. Apply In person to Anno Cabot, The Manchester parkllke grounds^ Hayea Agency, R ealtor ' 643-2768 April 8. 1963. by cartlfled mail, aj LANDSCAPING — Lawns cleaned venience. CaU 289-4922. Service' Manager, Manchester Roderick L. Eledson, Vendee, our To order, send 40c to coins to: ing. decorating, interior, exteri­ MatblM OlMMd Sue Burnett, ’The Manchester Eve­ Evening Herald, 1150 A\GB. OF M I S-4808. ■ 19,600 — 4 ROOM YEAR ’round copv of this order to Claire U. Renn. 1960 PONTIAC WAGON, fuUy and fertilized grass cut, shrubs M otor Sales, 613 W, Center repreeentative wUl sell on A|n^ 15, ranch in CJoventry, built-in oven Otarlas Nicholson 74S-6864 9 Chestnut St., Manchester. Conn.: or, paperhangUig. CaU Coventry SepMe' Tanks, Orv WeOs, Sew­ ning Herald, 1100 AVE. OF AMBRIOAB, NEW YOBK M, Ann R. Johnston. 3 Munro St.. Man­ equipiMd, $L8M . CaU 640-4100. pruned; fertilizer and nursery EXPERIENCE imnecessary. Run Street. 1968, 10:80 AM , at BalA Motor EQUIPMENT and range, lake priirileges. Bel 742-7179 or 742-8039. er Lixee testaUed—Cellar Wa- AAOEaiOASk NKW YORK N. N . Y . C30LONIAL, EXCELLENT condi­ chester. Conn.: Daniel E. Renn. c/o stock at reasonable prices. CaU little shop-by-mal] club, two Sales, W ardioose Point, Ctoin., one 88 BtAIN ST. Sd, A ir R eal E state, 643-9332. Herbert A. Phelon. Jr.. Atty.. 63 East GENFIRAL MOTORS dealer 1961 Pontiac, 4-door sedan, aerial terpreeflng Done. Y. For Ist-closs mailing odd 10c tion. Located - up to the Green 528-1782. hours weekly, 10 weeks. Earn $50 for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ area. ’Three Ught airy bedrooms Center St.. Manchester. Conn.: M ar-1 or more to famous products. Club handling multiple line of cars de­ No. 161P65029. OPEN 7 AM . to 5 PM. DAILY For ist-class mailing add 10c garet R. Brown. 279 Lawrence Road. lo o t PLYWOIITH, $75. 04S-003t. PAINTING — INTERIOR and ex­ dress with zone and Pattern Num­ up, three rooms down. Large liv­ THREE BEDROOM ranch, 1(4 6(4 ROOM RANCH, as modem as BROKEN WINDOWS r^aired, shopping saves friends,, mmiey. sires services of A-1 mechAie. ’The seUer reoervea the right to THURSDAY 7 AM. to f PM for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ tom orrow . 8 bedrooms, 2 ceram ic So. Windsor. Conn.: Marv R. Ralmo. • _ _ ’ V;. • ’ terior. 649-9688. NdCINNEY BROS. ber- ing room with fireplace. 1(4 baths, near bus, wklk-out base­ Avery St , Wapping. Conn.; Claire | (kir. Broad and Turnpike—Opposit* 'Ptrluds immediate service, lowest cost Write for free 276-page ■ catalog. Top pay' for right 'man. 44-hour bid. SAirUBDAY 7 AM. to 4 PM dress with Zone, Style No. and ment, family room, high mort­ tUed baths, kitchen built-ins, at­ Renn. gardian ad litem for Timothy TOUCSWAOIIN nan Micro bus, anywhere. Lowest prices on mir­ Just 60c for th e'n^ ’63 Album! baths, finished rec room in base­ Renn and Elisabeth Renn. mThors. c/o No obligation. Popular Club, De- week, time and a half over 40 GOENERAL MOTOiUI Co. sise. ment. Ontral location, good gage, four 'yesus old, clean as tached garage. Priced right for Tel. 649-3406 ~ ..ItoOttr. 1.100 miles Eve. rors, table and desk tops. CaU HOUSES PAINTED — Reaacc- partm' lent' e 0802, Lynbrook, New hours. Many benefits.' Box N, AOCaSFTANOH Our oomplata pattern book to Many lovely designs! Directlone Robert T'L Shea. Atty., 760 Main St. S t^ -M I 8-886S TILA43-7Q58 tor suit and afghu in knit; dotiy yard. Only fl9,900. T. J. Crock new $17,900.' Ray Holcombe, quid[uick side. Warren E. Howland, Hartford, Conn. Your CUassman, 369-2019. aU e. Phone 640-7816. W k . Herald. OORPORATTOOr >tot 80c. spring R ea l,tqr-Trader, 64$-110B. JOHN J. W ALUOn. Judea sdgtoiia and iMnton to am batl ett. lUaitor, R aakor, 644-1386. /

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TUBBDAV, APRIli a» IM t AvEngi Dolly N«t Pk»m Rtm ^ Thi Wwtoei^ ,i^iM »fibiTBBN Fw Um WmIc Bated liattriri^B&r lEtt^ning l^i^ralb A p ia A U M «w atel obiter Nwiglit low lo St.; M n . GclU McQulen and daugh­ Yoimg Democrats t,98S Eii. ForUy ooMiy aad ooo> Hospital Notes ter, East Hartford; Mn. Oeleta r « (« w Andtt od ooM Ttaradiv. lOgh di Aboiit Town Ventrella and daughter, Stem. rut nirniilitliio i - ■ r, DISCHAROEJD. TODAY: |lrt. Hear Cutnniings AMERICAN LEGION Umnehumr-^A City of VUIag0 Charm Bata Sigma FM CStapter, Fhl ADMITTED TESTERDAY: Mary Prestl 68 Creotwogd ' Dr.; Bata, will maat toni^vt at 8 at the Steven Fandozzi. South Windsor; Peter Downorowllx, J84 Irving Democratio Town Chairman Ted tone of Kn. Alfred Roiithier, 14 Anthony Dollnsky, 221 Adam St., St.; Miss Margartt LeBrec, 13 Cummings will be guest speaker VOL. U MO. i«t (VwmTT-ncnrr PAai8-.aN t w o b ic t k »«) MANCHBBTBRj OONN.. WEDNESDAY, APlUL 10, 1968 «■ Fag* M ) Pearl St. Meynbars unable to at­ Mrs. Jessie Swartz, 117 Cedar St.; Canterbury St.;. lOchard CSiauvin, at a meeting of the Manchester t, PRICE SEVEN CENTS tend are ramlnfled to call the hoat- Mrs. Norma Johnston, Coventry; W aitin g ; Mrs. Anne Weibi), 411 N. Young Democrats Tliunday at 8:16 Mrs. Ellen Brace, 14 West Rd., Main St,; Sharon Keenan; 202 Hol­ p.m. in the Mthticlpal Building , f^.1 lister Si.; Mrs. Edna LewiAM Lo- X * * J t Rockville; Miss Laura Brainerd, hearing room. Unne Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Norwood, Mass.; Mrs. Marie Dan- land Dr.; Mary Barcomb, Thomp- will maat tomorrow at 8 p.m. at gona, South Windsor; Arthur Bur­ sonvllle; Steven Fandozil, South Cummlhgs will review the work BINGO State Netrs Orange Hall. ton, 31K Garden Dr.; Joseph Windsor; Steven Boris, 271 Henry of the local Democratic adminis­ EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT St.; Richard Riley Jr., Maxwell tration since it took office last iPacem in Terris ’ For Gaudreau, 42 Glenwood St.; John nte Hockantim Dog Club will Summers, 20 Elro 8t.; Joseph Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Lorraine Keeney November. 8 O’CLOCK— LEGION HOME. LEONARD IT. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Wap- lerna, South Windsor; Mrs. Anna­ and twin son and daughter, 490 He will also suggest study pro­ Roundup T ri-Nation Chairman ptag Community Hall. Dr. Melvin bel ci,rrier, Tolland; Mrs. Kather­ Keeney St.; Mrs. Alice Pompea grams for the Young Democrats Btein will q>eah on hip dysplasia. ine Kallman, South Windsor; Mlgs and daughter, Hartford; Mn. Nor­ to undertake, and ■ways to increase Ihe meeting is open to the public. Ann Marrion, 98 Strickland St.; ma Pudim and daughter, Somers. Democratic voter registration. String UNj Atom Ban Mrs. UUian Hattln, 123 Hilliard Senate^ Approves The American Legion will meet St.; Miss Margaret LaBrec, 13 tonight at 7:30 at the Post Home Canterbury St.; Jeffrey and Wendy Liquor Curb Law on Leonard St. VATICAN CITY (AP)—* Uio (undamailtal petaetpio "that thority. But ha did not qpaoiftcal- Merrill, Chaplin; Sherry and Kim the tnia and aoUd peace at natiana ly mention what paace-kaeplng LaChappelle, Wiliimantic; Mrs. Pope J ( ^ X X n i Appedled to- conaUta not in aquallty o< arma maana it should have at Us dis­ HARTFORD [AP) — Tha Town Assessor Joseph Murphy Vivian Charboneau, Converse Rd. RepoHs Laos Tense dey for an «id to the arms whl speak tomorrow at noon at a Dollar-Saving Value in a Breathtaking Package! but in mtiUial trust alone." posal, aiich as a police force. administration has won Sen­ Bolton; Mrs. Ruth Unden, 85 Sum­ m e and for the United Na> Writing aa.tha "vicar on earth The encyclical, eighth in the meeting of the Board of Realtors mer St.; Martin Goodejl, Strafford ate support in its drive to tions to be given the structure of JaauB Chriat” and aa "Interp­ four-year reign of the 81-year-old at the Mandiester Country Club. Springs; Robert Haynes, 185 Henry reter of the very profound long­ tiff, ran 16,000 words. It was curb liquor purchases by Con­ Ismcbeon will be served after a St.; Aldo Ansaldi, 69 Battista Rd.; and means to safeguard world ing of the entire human family," effect an open letter outlining necticut teen-ag4)Ys in New baalneas naeeting. There will be a Gerald Kuhnly, Clark Rd.. Rock­ peace. the pontiff beaeecbed "aepeclally rhla concom for the world and hisYork. A bill was passed by the queation and answer period after ville. Ja an aooycUoal ttttod “Pacem those who have the robppnaibUlw blueprint for peace. It was ad­ Arms Show ttis talk. ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Fran­ In Tm tU” (Peoeo on Barth), the of public affalra to spare no la­ dressed to all men of good will Senate yesterday making it il­ ces Lincoln, 37 E. Middle Tpke. pontiff called for reducUen of bor in order to ensure that World non-CathoUcB as well as u th olics. legal for a minor knowingly Luts Jhndor Museum will dose ■ ^ /• *2S BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son to arma etockpilte, a ban on nuclear events follow a reasonable and "Today the universal common to possess any alcoholic bev­ from noon, Thursday and reopen Mr. and Mrs. Albert Packer, He­ weapona and a general agreement human courae." good poses problems of worldwideId erage in a motor vehicle or Planned to Tuesday, April 16, at 2 p.m. bron; a son to Mr. and Mrs: Wil­ eventually on "progresalve die- Pope John Indicated he hoped dlmeiulone which cannot be ad' liam Fish, Cider Mill Rd., Bolton; armament and an eneetlva meth­ the United Natlona eventually commercial establishment. Onb Soout Pack 112 of Waah- a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul od of oontrol.” might become a strong worid au­ (Ooatimied on Page Ten) It now goes to toe House. tagtcn School will meet tonight at Lewis, 40 Liberty St.; a son to Mr. Hie Pope warned that the "eon- Oov. John N. Dempsey had Warn Reds and Mrs. Louis Jeski, South Wind- asked the leglsdature to pass the 7 at the school. Cube should be ac- mm flagratton" of war “may bo aot eoaepanied by one or both parents. sor. oft by some uncontrollable and un- bill to help him in his campaign BIRTHS TODAY; A son to Mr. eicpeoted ohanoe.” to prevent accidents inv'e was no report, GET THE FINEST Castetter, Wapping; Mrs. Mary A principal supporter of the bill however, of fresh fighting between NEW STYLE TO DELIGHT YOU I ROCKET ACTION TO EXCITE YOU1 price hike that led to a clash be­ omy would be a higher (steel) was Sen. Samuel Lebon, D-Hart- Calchera, Stafford Springs; Nell Rocky Assails tween some top leaders of the In­ price level. It might happen with the former allies to the Laotian Law'fion, Ellington; Mrs. Pauline ford. Senate chairman of the civil war. QUALITY Crisp new styling is only a clue to the appeal of the dustry and an angry President Just a few Items. It might not Liquor Oontrol CTonuaittee. MacDonald and son, Storrs; Mrs Kennedy, happen at all.” The commlssioner’e trip was '.i 2 Miriam Delude and daughter Oldsmobile Dynamic 88. Oldsmobile’s lowest-priced "Too many of us remember that part of a diplomatic campaign to Kennedy's Ban Wheelleling Steel, the 11th largest Homer said in answer to ques­ first bloody week of 1962, when Cubles Dr., Vernon: Mrs. Geraldine full-size series, it boasts a 280-h.p. Rocket V-8 . . . tions by shareholders that "it’s reotore peace in the area wMch EASTER HAMS Perillo and daughter. Converse steel producer in the nation, an­ five out of toe first six of our four-coil-spring com fort.. . plus the quality you look nounced Tuesday It was raising true we do need some relief as the United States regards as a Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Joan Cockerham On Cuba Raids fatalities were minors coming prime testing ground of the oft- AT Mrs. Ansaldi Marks 95 Years for in a car labeled “ Oldsmobile” ! Check a Dynamic 88 O U D S I V I O B I l_E prices' on steel plates and other far as the profit situation Is con­ back from New York State," be and son, 16 Femdale Dr.; Mrs, Items. cerned.” He said there are sev­ proelaimed Soviet policy of peaces Helen Lenti and son, 319 Gardner for size (and value) at your Oldsmobile Dealer’s today 1 fk f't "sorntmiiit uriA- atMt •wsias ss m sm o s m m aaid. Mrs. Teresa Ansaldi of 1060 WA8HINOTON (AP)-Oov. Nel- The increases averaged about eral ways to get relief, and he fill coexistence. Knollwood Rd., EJast Hartford, re­ health, and likes to work out-of- aon A. Rockefellar said today he mentioned specifically a price in- A Southeast Asia Treaty Or­ PINEHURST 88 a ton—the amount of the in­ Speed Blamed ganization show of force also was ceived scores of wishes from near doors in her daughter's gardens. FOR RENT - SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHOWZED OLOSMOBKE QUALITY DEALER hopes President Kennedy Is not creases announced a year ago and creue or a reduction of employ­ and far yesterday mi the occasion BRJDGEIPORT (AP) — Alcohol scheduled as a, warning to the About 26 members of her fam­ 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projectors followtaw a policy of appeasing quickly rescinded by seversl com­ ment costs. of her 95th birthday. She is the ily honored her with a birthday ffovlet FYemler Nudta KhruShohev panies under White House pres­ The Wheeling announcement and speed were blamed today by pro-Oommunist Pathet Lao faction MORRELL E-Z CUT —sound or silent, also 36 mm. Fairfield County Coroner Isadore Alt last rnghfa bearing ,on the meeaoe meeting has been a efaarp changa of polioy No. 1 steelnudter and leader In between neutraUst Gen. Kong Le Fully cooked hams. 3, 4. 6 and Andrew Ansaldi and Edgar An­ of which the public has not been the price hikes a year ago, aaid Parham." saldi. both of Manchester: Antho­ KlUed hi toe accident, to addi- end toe Pathet Lao mllitazy 8-Ib. canned hams imported in advised." in New York that im hnew about Of Aid Views cMef, Gen. tongkapo. Hafnia, Twello brands. ny Ansaldi of Bolton, Mrs. Ferdi­ Rockefeller said that hntil E» the Whariing/ announcement but tion to the 19-yeor-old driver, were Medical Site Price nand Zeppa of South Glastonbury. James Parham, 20, Miss Freddie The oommiBSion also planned to Viet troops and aqulpment a did not know of pny plan by U.8. nd a repreoenltative to the area Mrs. Charles Zeppa of East Hart­ Witbdrawan from C uir and Fidel Steal to valN prices gt this time. Freelove, 22, and Miss Syble Den- WASHINGTON (A P )—Gen. Lu­ DOMESTIC HAMS ford and Mrs. George Piantanida Ms, 22, all of Bridgeport, and Roy HARTFORD (AP) — A profes-afor more than an hour and a half. cius Clay, who headed a presi­ dally to an effort to prevenit more Castro is toppled from power.H Presldantiel press secretary Pl- figbtlng. An eilitHclM Who- flew RVcun Morrell and Dubuque of East Hartford, with whom she la going to be dUfloult tcrallmtngte em SaUnger said at the White RnMcer, 30, o f Stratford. atonal appraiser eaya the $427,- He was Mie of two appraisers dential committee on foreign aid, CWUcaliy injured in the mishap refused today to be pinned down there 'Tuesday said on hte return Place your order today for holl- makes her home. She also has 10 the Communist threat to all cf Shnise that he had no comment on 000 price tag for a state medical- hired by the state to determine the that fighting had subrided. day hams or poultry. grandchildren and 8 grreat-grand- Latin America. tha mova h r Wbaeling. were John Hall, 29, of Bridge­ dantal achoM aita was "fa ir ano value of the land. in public on how much he thinks port, owner o f tlM car, and Detmla toe program can be out back. Repeated Pafthet Lao attacks to children. He found U "very hard to ui' Arthur B,i Homer, board chair- reascmable," even though be ap- Kennedy stood by Ms appraisal the peat 10 daya have forced Kong TEJL. 648-4151 She is a member of St. James’ derstand" why th* United Statea ifaan of the Bothelehem Steel Co., Davis, 28, of Stratford. prtlsed the land at half the value. in the face of persistent question­ Clay told the House Foreign Af­ fairs Committee that Ms commit La's troops to withdraw from toe Church, and a charter member of should support fresdem fighiters in the second laMeat producer, said The negotiated price for thp 106- ing by Rep. Richard C. Noyes, R- town cf Xieng Khouang to the Read our ad in We two toe return of Montgomery, and animously to give the House in- Kennedy said. grams would be reduced by ap­ mands. election. or- three additional seats when toe Governor Dempsey siroed the nsc- A t the end o f Kennedy’s teaU- proximately $5(X) million.’’ Since There w u no confirmation from easaty pepera for etomutition.. auranoe omnmittee subpoena pow­ the present level of the- program 79e to 4.59 The 67-year-old Conservative service'wotee are all in, but there Arjay R. Miller ers in Its continuing probe of how mony, Noyes said sarcastically; any source. The neutralists and leader called a meeting Thursday Is only toe remotest poaaibiUty oommisaiona on state insurance are the Pathet Lao shared control of FILLED Of his lame duck Cabinet to con- they could get toe 188 needed to Atks Qutek AetHui disfarlbutod. (CoBamied on Page Thiileea) fOantimasd on Page Twenty) tile area until the outbreak of vlo-' atoer the question. give them a majority. Heads Ford Co. H A R T F O ^ (A P )—<3ov. John lence. CHOCOLATEE BASKETS Hie action by tbs GOP oauous A full-scale Campaign by the Pa­ He Is expected to confer with Under a precedent eetabliahed N. Donpsey ralteiated today that eures x>&(itege of a resolution 1.59 to 3.98 toaders of the Social Credit and by toe late W. L. Mackenzie King, he hopes that House RepubUcana thet Lao probably woMd mean a DHTROIT (AP) — Arjay R. that will be acted upon by the quick Red victory—rather than a New Democratic parties to see Diefenbaker could continue as wlU take speedy action on the Tri- Republican-controlled House later whether they would support him If irime minister without having toe Miller, a scholarly spearing Ne­ State Transportation Commission long war on the Viet Nam pattern C H O C O LA TE braskan with a strong background today. DeGauHe’s Cooperation —^uMsss tire United States and iU be decides to stay on. He would rgest party In Commons but It Oompaot. R ^. LoMa J. Fadula, OOP ma­ EASTER POPS beed the backing of both. would be nicesaary tor him to have in finance, was namsd president of The Ocyeinor noted toat New 8BATO allies intervene With large He probably will not announce jority leader, said the GOP House numbers of their own troope. The 5c, 10, 15c support from other parties. R is Ford Motor Oo. today, succeeding members agrreed to give the same ^ decislpn until the armed forces customary for toe leader of toe John bykstra who la retiring be- on Page Twantg) Seen on Atom Strategy ol'vU war wMch ended tost year vote la tabulated. That may te largest party to form toe govern­ ■olid support to the resolution when demonetrated that the ris^t-wing TENDER PECTIN oauae of age. It came up to toe House. duother week. Liberal Leader Les- ment. Dykstra wtil reaoh #6 next army of Gen. Phouml Noeavan |k ' B. Pearson la ready to form The post-election crlsia was pre­ At a caucus of their own. Mouse JELLY EGGS week. Democrats deelded to oppose toe r,By JOHN M. HI6HTOWER abegin rolling afong prodiietton government if and when Dlefen- cipitated when Diefenbaker cited Charies H. Patterson, who has lines this fall. iponMnaed on Page Twenty) 59c K). her steps down. toe Maokensle IQng case and Parents Began resolution. WASHINOTON (AP) — French L been 'vice president of Ford’s basic House minority leader William President Charles de Gaulle is re­ De Gaulle’s attitude on an Allied The Liberals won toe laigeet hinted he might follow that ex­ manufacturing group, was named nuclear force and on other Issues PURE MILK ■unber of seats in'toe House of ample. He seid he jrianned to re- T. Shea, D-Meriden, said It wqs ported holding the door open for to toe long vacant post of enecu- Fuss over Bus^ felt the R^mbHoans were attempt­ eventual strategic cooperatlcxi be­ has resulted during the past few CHOCOLATE FOILED Oommons but fell five short of a tive vioe president. days to easing somewhat the cri­ majority. They eaptured 188 of toe fOontiinMd OB Page Tea) ing to use their control of the tween France’s projected nuclear EGGS, 1.49 lb. Miller, 47, was ons of a group House to change unilaterally toe striking force and the forces of sis in NATO and has raised hopes Bulletins of 10 Air Foroa statistical offi- Werenh Called Jomt rules of the legislature. the other North Atlantic Treaty to the Kennedy administration of Culled from AP Wires C H O C O LA TE FILLED oers who Joined toe auto making In addition, he said, toe Demo­ Organization allies. avoiding a worsening split. firm In a body during Its postwar YOUNG, Aria. (AP)—The great crats considered the resolution an l^alified souresa to Parts re­ President Kennedy hu an op­ EGGS 15c Churchill FirS Man in History reorganization. They were called fuss over toe wayward bus la port French, atomic bombs and portunity today to survey the POPE PLEASES UJf. OTCamy chocolate butter cream, Ford’s "Whiz Kids.” Over. fOentliMsed on Pago Twenty) supersonic atomic bombers will NATO rituation to a National Se­ . UNITED NATIONS N .Y. (AP) eoeoBat oretun, fruit and nut. Me Is the secrnid ftrom the group A two-etato eearoh tor a busload curity Ctouncil meeting. Another —U Jf. officials were SeeertbeS to rearti the top ^pot. The first ■oHd Chocolate and Hollow Named Honorary UrS. Citizen of 10 M{^ school students and possible topic of debate in the sec­ M pleased today by the enoyoU* was Robert S. McNamara who five adults from Young ended to ret policy-making council was the oal at Pope John XXIU oaiUng BUNNIES, a Harbor City, Calif., motel Tues­ threatening situation in Laos cre­ for a etrmger United Nations. CHICKS and EGGS ■r DOUGLAS B. OMtNBU, f radeehip and our hrothertiood in (OoBtiimed on Page Fourteen) day night. Both U.S., Russia Find ated by an outbreak of fighting A U.N. spokeeman said ofllciala hOlk and white The man denmi^ti^ng tetapHone^ one of our Cbrnmupk^ton^torisu^ He’s WASHINOTCBf (A P )-S lr Win war were unexampled. We stood All hands were reported safe. between neutralist and pro-Com- generally expressed gratiftoattoB ■ton GhurehiU stands alone among 10c to 4.50 together, and because of that fact The bus driver, W. H. Merchant, munist Pathet Lao troops. for the Pope’s reference to alma showing a Connects ^hushies^e^iecii^ to ^ up Hie speed and effmieiicy Df his men ae an honorary ettieen of toe free world now atanda." Triple Treatment principal of (he high school, said Secretary of State Dean Rusk, of the United Natioaa and for hla £ BMted States. Oburehlll’s words Of gratitude the bus waisn’t missing at all. Castro Caribbean Jinx ii)L Paris for a meeting of the plea for an end to the am e raon CkHdron's Assortod Eostor B o x ...... 98c Now in the eventog of a great for a great tribute were read by The bus left title tiny central Southeast Aria -Treaty OrgaMza- operation-how,to Mand hmtease profits,^ Has your ftmt heen^l^oWhigt Do you aaMsr, the 88-year-oId Britan took Us son, Randolph. The grand old Combats Cancer Arizona conununity Saturday for JFK DELAYS VAOA’HON Dorfc and Milk Chocolate Morthmollow an VB|irecldenied etrido into hla- ■tatesman was watching. Uve tel­ an Baater vacation trip to Chsney- By JAMBS MARLOW ^friend or foe.. Both the United (Goatinued aa Page Four) WAffiONOTONV (AP)—FreeL Bonnies and E g g s ...... 10c plan future expansiim? IU t^ t o that your teiepbone facilities are keepittS piacef.Taik to tofy Vriien Prerident Kennete evision using an orbiting satellite Found in Young landL Martneland and the Sim Azeoclated Presz Newz Analyst Statdk and Russia suffered humil­ dent Kennedy postponed today, ■Igntfl a proelamation Tuesday, n aa a relay point brought toe scene Diego Zoo. WASHINGTON (A P)—It la al­ iation from getting tangled with until Thursday moraing, hto de­ mate him toe first perecn ever Pecoroted Mbit Eoster Lilies ...... lb. 1.49 into Me London residenco with ex- 'By ALTON BIAKESLBB Arizona authorities began a two- most two ysars since the United Mm. parture for a Florida vacation— one of our CcAnmuhii^tionsil Hell anaiyxe your present coituhimliitto set^ to beecme- an hcaoraiy Amerieaa eopUonal clarity. A household Aaaoolatod Press Bolenoe Writer state search after members of the States got mixed up to me of the The events flowing from that GOP Opposes Bill obviously becaoee of the poeelbtt- •Ittaan. koarnan aaid, "S ir Bfinston w u LA JOLLA, X a lif. (AP) — One group failed to telephone their worst farcee to Me Metory. If It disastrous act of invasion toMc 1^ O f a broad stool pries in- MUNSON'S OWN FAMOUS CHOCOLATES and then recommend 1**?!!*^ ^ It? through the bettw use af ayisting la toe Preattentia vt«v, It waa moved. He retired immeiU- deadly cancer to chlldmi is yield­ famllioB Saturday night. The par- had been planned tor Ms benefit. strange turns. For Youth Corps ■omelhliig more tkaa a after the hroadoaat." ing now to a triple treatment, a mtz understood they were to get Boxed or Bulk , -'''f i M oouldn’t have helped Fldpl Cas­ This country — but principally Each piece o delicioos taste treat equipment or the iVhatever his findings, ^ are the winner • tt'was sad that Qmrchlll'e yean famous cancer doctor reports. nightly phone eatfa, authorities tro more. President Kennedy, who took re- By JOE HALL o o N v io n a ) i n f m a u d "By adding Ms Miaa to oar and dwlndUng anargy kept him An antlMotio, surgery and radi­ BUd. ■e looked like a soft touch but qmnslblUty lor the invasion—has WASIUNGTON (AP)—President WASHINGTON (AF)—A fete Mtoh?’ he saR. "wa mean to bon­ home during toe ceremony at toe ation are destroying all visible Merchant told police there waa wasn’t. Now, since the Soviets been rendered self-conscious not Kennedy’s youth employment bill - ^ / A t V ^ ' ^ m.|v'-’ oral district court Jury to d u Something New and Very Delicious— with better commuhtooia^ t o cmtomoi^r bigger ^ies. TailcRfng telephone servtce is er hlBir-biit Me acceptance honors White House. Many times past he rigns of this cancer, known as no such agreement. Besides, he moved in to protect Mm, he looks only by the Invasion failure but faces stiff and possibly prolonged convicted James G. Oreee, SA Monien's Glocod Salted Peanuts, Vx M>. bog 49c mi far more. Fcr no statement or had been there on mlnlona vital Bern’s tumor of the kidney, in explained, there were only a cou­ tmtouchable. The United States, the dismal nature of it. Republican opposition to the Sen­ resigned presldeat of the Bak> this salaried specialist^ our faus^ess ofHee; lljqtonica- proclamation can earich his namp to war and peace. ‘ 81 per cent at cMld victims, said ple of telephones in Young, and wMch sought to destroy Mm, now It shocked some people around ate today but Democrats claimed ery and Oonfeetioaeiy Workara -• .BOW '— the name Sir Winston Now K was denied htan to be Dr. Sidney Farber of cMIdren'e it was often impossible to reaoh tiptoes around him. the world to see the United States the votes to pass it if they can Intenmtioadl Union, of sinhea CkuroMM to already legend." tlMre ooea .more,' among asaoci- hoimital, Boston. One boy la alive the town. About 1,600 Cuban refugees. take part, even though to the get to a final roll call. zilng $85,• -l'. .<.• -. '4 .-S. hi the view of the man who was 2 STORES atoe and adanlron assemMed on and well six years later, other Adding to the oonfuaion, police With American backing, Invaded background, to an attack on a Democratic Leader Mike Mans ooneplraey to fix n 1S8S -far* IS mkiieter to Brttota’s moat toa brilliant green lawn of the children seemingly wril tor two to ■aid, was tha group’s decision not Mieir homeland April 17, 1961, to neighbor. Some were shocked be­ daya, tha aaelalwi of field called his colleagues hi two Jury trW . TO SERVE YOU >i-A : Roaa-aardan, wet wMb a riiower five years thna far. to check to at a Long Baaoh fit rid of Castro. He smashed cause tt failed, others becauss it hours early and promised a night "mifbty and benavolant aa- toat had Bsaiwd. RecountiM; pregresa to an Calif., hotel, where tlMy nad roa- ■Mm, Jailed abisut 1,800, and fi­ was handled so wretchedly. M g -n D f o o m m m IHiSdgipN m IkGUMD JE I£ P ^ wtevMOTCd toa wtity of the ■eeaion If necaaeary to gat action. The threat of amro mto didn’t Amaricaa (Smear Society seminar arvatione. Merchant aaid tttey dO' nally released them last year tor Russia suffered an embprrass- Manefiold said he wu deter­ naLAoajwA ( a f )>«• MANCHESTER - % Vi- ? Poo^ hoop away mombon of the 8u- tor aolanee writers. Dr. Fvber cided to ethy at a motel to nearby a handaomo ransom. ment from which It probably has mined to Mse Um Mfh-nridrity Beberi L> Ihylor, prialteit at SHOPPING PARKADfe of atarm and prama Oouct, OhMnot, Coogreoo also announced Initial auoceaa in Harbor Clty-becauso the hotel was Fn»n all of this It might seem not yet recovered when, after slid' admlnlstratim measure before an hi a maaaaga and tha dtplonatio corps; or gov- nroeervlng and using an element perilously close to an amuaement ha could consider Mmeelf eafo tog misellee Into Cuba, tt craWled cHy to Itomiady. aantanqdatowtth imotficlal 'atoetsr recese beglne Bari ROUTE 6, BOLTON onion, gonorala, farmer ambaa' in human blood—platelets — to area and eallore out on the town. now. He probably doesn’t. out of a ahowdewn svith Ksnnetijr Thureday nifht. _ high aatiafaetlon the eonetant fac­ aadoea and toroa aona of Otomsb- eombat ,hemorrhages wUMi are Polios said they-foqBd the miaa- There ia a Ut e( the Cartbbeim tqr pulling Me misellee out Dow ever. Sen. WhiataB L. Fn OPEN SUNDAYS t e af toe totorwovea and apwaad wltebdootor about him. .An who L y e y of oar piqpiia. Oar aeam oiFlafa toWh Mm lal hll wMh A awaf.