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»A>m. at the home of'Mrs. Hartford. He la a member of B be served. derson Shea Auxiliary, VFW, on Four nevi' members, recently In­ ers, 1,80*; Walnut Clippers, 1,780; 140; second, Fetersens. 121. Robert Butterfield. Bolton Rd: Ar- VOL. LXXXI, NO.'ISS (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONNh THURSDAY, MARClt 8, 1982 (OaaaltleA AavaMiUig oa Pag* t«) ' raaarements will be mad^' for the PRICE FIVE CEBUS Sprag Festival, scheduled for — ------^------_JD|— May 13 at Manchester ~ High SehooL Dennis^. Keith, son o f Mr. and LISTEN TO KATHY GODFREY, WINF, MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1:10 P.M. - SATURDAY AT 11:10 AM. Mm. ROy U Keith Jr., 22 Hollis­ ter St., and Alan I>. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Wil M AIN STREET llama, 151 St. John St., have been named to the dean's list ait Bates MANCHESTER . ■ A T OoUega, t>ewi8ton, Maine, T T ( 0 Mrs. Martha Vennart will be Ml 3-4123 honored at an informal reception at South School Friday from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Mrs. Vennart. cafe­ FREE PARKING teria manager at the school since rear of store the hot Umch program was ini­ .A tiated eight y ea » ago, retired last month. The public la invited.

Members of Hose and Ladder Co. ♦ ♦ O Missile Work Slowed No. 4, Town Fire Department, will i SPRING! U.S.A. State N ew s Approval Near \ meet at the W. P. Qulsh Funeral I Home, 225 Main . St., tonight at 1 Area Gets 7:80 to pay respects to the late i the fashion look in handbags, too, is "SUBURBIA" . .. natural, casual, basque trimmed with bone leather or Frank Vitullo, who was a member. black patent and available in any number of wonderful shapes, sizes and styles, all R O U n d u p Senators Threaten Lakota Council. No. 51, Degree —. rolio Vaccine First Trial at Pocahontas, will meet tonight at 7:30 at 6dd Fellows Hall, Main (left) Firemen Sayb Wa s h in g t o n (a p >—in- Unions on Strikes St. A social with refreshments 7.99 each! IV san n exrl formed soui-ces said today will follow the meeting. double top i l a n A r a p p e a outlook is for action fairly Operation handle (left) -j; Army 2nd Lt. Lawrence A. Her- unique double-top bag On 3rd Floor soon on licensing of T.vpe III WASHINGTON (AP) .^pared Senate ipeeches which could eog, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. ' satchel Sabin oral polio vaccine but it Sen. John L. McClellan, D- prelude li bitter congreselonal fight WASHINGTON (AP) ^ Hersog, 62 Vernon- St., recently with with Inside zipper and is impossible yet to predict Ark., wai'ned labor unions to­ over the labor issue. The Senate In­ completed an airborne course at | BRIDGEPORT (AP) — vestigations .ubcommlttee 1. .pllt The U.S. Court of Appeals to­ the Infantry School, Ft. Beiming, inside pocket. just when approval for gen­ day to clamp a lid on a new now on how severely to. denounce day' upheld- authority of tbfi Bridgeport firefighters, using eral use may come. Oa. Lt. Herzog received his para­ zipper an aerial ladder, rescued a rash of strikes at missile the 1956-61 strikes, and what to Federal Communicationa trooper wings after training in the (right) There have been reports in trade bases or he will 'lead a fight to recommend a. a cure. Commission to permit trial and severely burned man at an and .clentiflc circles that approval McClellan heads the suteommit' duties of a Jmnpma.ster and in closed tote outlaw strikes at any defense operation of pay-televlaioh techniques of air transportation pocket early hour today when he was of the Type HI was , to be tee and Mundt la Us senlorRepub- Md delivery. Lt. Herzog is a 1957 with center trapped by flames in his third announced in a matter of hours or installation. llcan member. systems. graduate of Manchester High' zipper days. Sen. Kan E. Mundt, R-S, D. Ipveatigatlng the 1986-81 itrikes. “it seem* to ua," the oourt aaM, School, a 1961 graduate of the Uni­ floor apartment minutes after Sources in , position to know, promptly declared that “ Ih uie na­ the aubebmmittee heard testimony "that unleu the future of ttie- versity, of Connecticut and a mem­ Bumortera ot Son. B ury 'GMdwatBr, oonaervative Republican from jlrizona, display banners at rally he lowered his injured wife to however, siaid the only certain tional Interest, in the interests of last year that the walkouts mostly vislcm to to be oonfiaed to its pres­ ber of Chi Pht fraternity. safety. thing about the situation is that our own survival and the survival were designed to throw base con­ ent state, the commiation must be ' OC. Tcung.AmericaiM'for Freadiom in Now York’s Madlaon Squara Garden last night, Goldwater the vaccine will not be licensed of the free world, it ia up to Con. spoka for 30 mlAHtat to a crowd of 17.000, many of them college students. (AP ' ' Photofaxi. Fire officials ooid James Peo­ struction projects behind schedule reaoonably oUowed oKwrtunlty to Pvt Donald E. RouUlard, 18. of | ples. 25. of 50 Goodsell St., broke I this week. great to act without further delay.’' so the worker* could collect over­ experiment” bv permitting trial at 3 Kerry St., has been assigned to ’ the gla.ss in a window and lowered The Public Health ServiCe^la Said McClellan; time wages Up to four times the aubecription tV plan*. . ■': S Co. of the 4th Training Regi­ his u*ife, Mary, 25, outside, .whan continuing to urge use of the Salk “ It ia becoming increasingly normal pay rate in the rush to An opinion by Judge Henry W. ment of the U.S. Army 'Training Conservatives VS, Liberals flames swept the interior of the polio vaccine, which ia injected by clear that legislative action by catch up. Edgerton atated; Oftter Infantry at Ft. Dlx, N..T., upper floor apartment at 1:10 needle. Congress probably will be necea- McClellan and Mundt told th* ‘TTie oommiaaion haa declared where he is rweiving basic train-, a.m. The Salk vaccine protects •ary to remedy thl. disgraceful number of strikes and work slow­ ita determination to oversee oore- Ing. Pvt. RoUillard attended Man­ The Spring Witnesses told firemen Mra. against the three Identified t^es condition." ' downs declined sharply after the fuMy ths form which program- chester High School. Peoples dropped a distance of 23 of polio. Oral vaccine for protec­ McClellan .old Ailronaut John H. aubcommlttee's hearinga and crea­ mii^ take* under the subscription Goldwater, Humphrey Discuss feet to the g^und. tion against Types I and II has Glenn Jr. might have made hi. tion by PraeddMt Kennedy of a eyetem. Surely it* power to sea Advertisement- The couple was taken to St."’Vln- been cleared, the lack of Type III orbital flight much earlier had It missile alte.^labor commla'aion to Utet till, area of tM pubUo do­ cent’a Hospital In a city ambu­ vaccine is delaying.general use. not been for .trikes at mtseile seek peaceful settlement of labor main to used in the public Interest Act now. Rent a Safe Deposit SUBURBIA lance. Hospital physicians sold . The service also ia conaiderihg base, from IBM through last disputes at the bases. to not lea* tor paid tolevlaion than Box at CONNECTICUT BANK; SPECTATOR" liniOns at Rallies Peoples received severe bum* on the way In which the oral ■vaccine March. • McClellan said that in th* post for the exiating ayalem of ao- AND TRUST COMPANY for your more than 65 per cent of his body should be used'when all three types The Senator said a new wav« of 60 days, however, "work stoppagaa called free talevialon.'’ valuable jiapers and irreplaceable ______^------—7------and hi. -wife aim received multiple become available in quantity. A ■trikes ho. hit a number of mla- at misalla Ixuea increased $o that Judge* Walter M. Baatkui add treasures. What peace of mind you Troylings tailors thfi crisp pump with a nawer-than-new extension third degree bum.. technical subcommittee of polio ex­ sUe base. In the lost 60 day., and they were slightly in exes*, of the Burger joinad in tha enjoy for pennies. Three Manches­ HlBW YORK (AP)—Tap flgurasewaa a demonatnitton of oonaarv4# Other speakers included Sen. perts met recently in Atlanta. Ga., he likened thee* to what he called national average'* o t strike* in ail BdgiBten opinion. sole, smart stacked heel, slim square toe. You wilt think of new on the American. paUfieel Mena tlv« Mrength, and ho deolarad .tlii! Ji^ T owm-, R-Tex.; Sen. Strom Peoples w o. reported In "poor” ter office.s to ser\’e yoii at 893 condition. Hi. wife', condition wa. to discus* the situation. It directed "the mieerable record " of the industries. The court rejocted proleaU by Main Street. 15 North Main Street SHANTUNG axpounded conOiettiur Diawa rival rally had fiappaA mlaaratty. Thurmond, D:S. C.; and L. Brent drafting a report and recommemte- strikers in the prior walkout.. places to go, just to enjoy wearing them! All this comfort for only rti^ rallies held bgr Humphrey urged the crowd at Bozell. a eonaervative writer who lIMed a. "fair.” Oonnectlout Oonunlttae Agoinat snd the Parkade. tlons wWch are expected to be He and Mundt spoke out* In pre- (Continued on Page Twenty-three) Fay TV; stanity Wamor htonage- aervatlvea the arena to “nail down tha lies waa an assistant to the late Sen. made public soon. by Wadhaaday and tile amear tactics agalndt loy­ Joseph McCarthy, R-Wli. nuMit Oo.; Loear'a. inc.; OoMactl- Hart Motoritt Reocuod Type I polio waa renxmalble tor cut Theoten; Manchester Drive- Tha raUy 1\iaUly al patriotic Americana” by wh^ Humphrey, In denouncing ex­ , HADDAM (AP) Michael J. 60 to 70 par oent of the mflio eoHMrv- ce m treme rightiats. lald he thinks that InTTioater Oorp., end Outdoor* Roast Beef Au Jns or 15.99 for gen. Goli he U I the extrone right and Bartblotta, 61, of 32 Evergreen caaM in this oountry up to, about OPCpe- Beef Sealloplnl |CA ROSECREST SPANDEX ativa RepubUciUt'-.T.— ______-Ariaana,_ the extreme Communist left. those who impugn the Supreme Court are ‘Impugning their own Rd., (Cromwell, wa. pulled from hi. three yearn ago. Tlie mahbor of They had protaated FCC outhor- Vegetable, Potato. • 3 V and from Ban. HalMrt. Humphrey, He mid these extremlMa talk wrecked car moment, before It Type n i case* has increaaad pro­ French, Rebels Talk; integrity and the Intergrity of this toatlon tor RKO Phonavtolon Oo. to SKIPPIES the liberal Donadrat from Mlnne- the same religion and sleep in the portionately since then while there aota.; Same poUtioal bed. Both egtremea great, republic.” burst Into flame* here laM night conduct a Uiree-yatr trial opera­ Baked Laaagna He aiiid the United Nation. He wa* injured critieaJly. hsa been a ahaurp drop In total tion o t pay-televtolon in HarUord, designed for spring are Both ralUaa were, pickatad. want to g«t the Unitad Statea out oaaea. Type U oases usually are Mora than 17,000 lia fom o f uie Untted Nationa,. he fiddad. Should '‘not be destroyed by lack Dr; Paul Hunter, a phyticion Conn. ounces lighter tend^ tha oims«ni«LUTa (iglto «t of faith or lack of funds.” ' making a.house call 200 feet from nonporalyCo, and are much more eria War Flares a j# *y*tem would be conducted . NoUm the empty.'laata la the OO.MPLETE LUNCHEON and summer in 3 M i d ^ Iqtoira ' Oariiaei which arena, Htimphr^imid; .'*nid‘prob­ the cniah scene made the rescue. rare than Type I and H oaaas. by Zenith Radio COtp, Phonevtolofi. but Aettess Shalley Winters was an Hunter, attending children at Turke.v Pot Pie. Fruit Cup or has it MQMiiy eapgietty, of 18,300. lem in Amerioa ia not ahipty aeato unacneduled - speaker at the liberal LtcenaliMr of T ^ HI vaedna Edgprton said .tia t Oonnoctioit Soup, Dessert Q C — wonderful pieces! shape like but empty heads.” esMllaa,. the Floyd Pattee hm&s ocroa* from warn tiesenned aa hinging an suo- Ay oA vlD MAftON f The talk* were to continue un­ Oommittea Against Pay TV wa* the Haddam State Jail on R t 8, and Coffee. ■ 0 3 C Goldwater waa greeted pt ,Ute “Ia the last year I have been oeaaful oompliaoo* by any woujd- ■VIAN, FW8M6 j[AP)~Alfari til shortly before euniet, the prac ^rnutoatlon lepraenlfr^art- mad! who had coma In buses from oth- raced from the house when he b* manuflaOturar wtth the 'a«rv- Garden rally by an eight-m4ii(Ri terribly Impressed and moved by on rebel anftliliilidh. nagoUaton tical limit for the helieopter flight ferd theater owner*. - ■ ■ We Feature Salads and Pish regular pantia WP cttlM,. ■ demonatraUon. Red, whHa and the commitment of tht. yoimK pab- beard the noiae from the impact ioa'a raquiremant thOit five auc- .back across Lake Geneva to reb­ During the Lenten Season He hauled Bartolotta from the tan­ oaaaive lota o t the vaccine meat ajHMUfontiy mod* pragreas in peaoe The committee had argued that or girdle An esttanatlid 3,800 paraons, blue balloona wem releaaad from pie of this country for peace,” ahe el headquarter* outside Geneva. FCX3 lacked statutory powera to 20.99 meat ^ -tham atudenta, about half baga under the celling. Ckmfetti said. "This demonstration tonight gled wreckage and twlated wires, the rigid aUndarda that have been Ulka hei^ today whUe atolllary Uie toct that the rebel delega­ LEGAL BEVERAGES . The car snapped off a utility eatebliahed. auUiortoa a TV broadcast aystem filled 8 t Nicholas Arena for the was thrown. Bannwp indlCa.tli« ia a demonstration of the love of dueled 800 miles away in tha lotig tion remained —Alphonse Fairfield County denttote are S. DiBenedetto, * New Haven at­ lunch in aepontia dining roms tn > DiUllea more than the .net earn- applaMae mors ttma 30 times. tory today in getting suspended 12-cent package. ■ among 38 state dentiaU participat­ th* Hotel du Psrc oonference site. (OonUnued on Page ’Twenty-Uireo) togs of ftfi,13SJM»0 of the prevl- "SUBURBIA" handsomely summed up by OoUwatar aaU tile nOlV ttsdf ateel labor talka schkiuled 'again . The 4M.000 basic steer workers torney,. has put himself In the roe* ing in the plan. * OHS year. ’Thto yeoria eonilngo till 9 —with'a fresh reminder the pub­ now average S3.38 an hour earn­ for the Republican nomination for On Feb. 1, tire health and wel- were equlvoleat to 83.78 per lic Interest requires an esrly set- ings. but other benefits boost congressman from the Third DU- for* fund trustees of the Taom- shore compared witli Fe.88 per SATU RD AY 10 to A CRICKETEER trict. tlement consistent with price sta- employment costa beyond |4 an atera union voted to put Into oper­ Shoreline Flooded^ Battered ■hare in 1880. Pre*ident Ludus U.S. Sees Edge WUty. hour. He annoimced hi* candidacy ation the first dental program In S. Rowe deocrlbed the year od in charter cloth . ,. their The major steel companies The onion , reportedly ha. not New England. The cost of th* pro­ eoe of *toMderato suboeoa.” He own excluaive criap. cool quickly, agreed ‘ With Kennedy’s insisted on a virage increase but . (Continued en Page Biifiteea) gram. will be flnonead from' on ■ a id greater etficteocy and 12.99 2-plj' dacron polyester In 25-Coimtry call at his newi conference asked various costly job security additional five cents eontrlbuted ■topped - up morkatlng toveto and worsted tropical. Wednesday for the deadlocked Improvements, inciudihg . a 13- by employer* to the fund. Storm Deaths at 31> were eUeOy reMonsIbla fo r the baigainlng to resume by next week paid leave for workers with John F. Ctonoy, of this city, to tnereoae la eornuigs this year. PRICE 20%TariffGut Wedneaday. . The United Steel­ 20 years service and guarantees oounsel for th* eomptoinonte. workers Union said it will com­ like those recently negotiated in FIRST LADY ON WAT our collection of ply. Presumably the resumed News Tidbits It was Isontod that similar ac­ FLUCTUATIONS / "charter cloth" WASHmOTON (AP) — The the auto industry for assured tion against Oil memhers af Dental WA8H1NOTON (AP)r-Presl. talks will be at Pittsburgh, as be­ weekly pay rates. from .the AP Wire* Damage in Millions! dent Kennedy droi’e to the air­ ranges fronj, the United 8tatMand-24‘oth«- nations fore. • Fton Inc., may be taken by the The law of supply and demand havd agraM to ctuni about 20 per Teamsters Union President State Dental Association which is port today and waved hie wlfo^ muted to the bril­ ewit from tarlfte on a wida range The steel negotiations collapsed James R. Hoffs, in a statement, off on the first leg of her moito^ makes itself, particularly evident lost. Friday night with both the charged the administration with ByjTBE AfiSOeXATED PBX».8 f In alt the stricken area*, electric, j than 15, the government houued the rate Massachusetts Atty. Gan. Edward Guterma may,appear a* a pro* moat Items will bq 30 pm cant ogreemwit would materially aid .'to. 7 per cent lost July. Its effect J. McCormack Jr. aays be expeota “ If locdt* like a lumber yard copters hovered over tlie worst-hit track, near this north Italian regular inter­ •cution witness ' in a 86 million frbm here,. Ocean Chty, Md.. to Mctlon*. i Village before dawn today, kill- . H, H^breek Hyd« la a few easM they range up to the entire economy. . will be to futther '^lacken the! his uncle, Hpuae Speaker John W. stock fraud trial. He himself wa* ^ Port/iof ^r36 per cant. . Krimedy told a questioner he clmmpa on the home economy and McCtormock, will campaign for Rehoboth Beach, Del.,” sold a About 250 mile, east of Ports- ' Ing IS person, and injuring UO. vals and sub- convicted in . a similar caaa—the State Poller commander of Mory- mouth, Va.. the 216-foot tanker A. j Apparently all the victiina were - On’’tha list of major Items af- baa no legal power 'to compel a boost employment, especially In Mm for tlM DenMcmUc nonnriaatioa Stock manipulations a t the F. L. Kitutes at that time only if reap­ ,Haetad aip new automobUts, ohaml- settlement'. All he con do now, the building industry, by making' to the U.8. senate. l&nd'i EUutiern Shore. MArylftnd (H. Dumont had her heavy deck ttoltona. Railroad officials said SPRING SLACKS Jacobs Co., which he once head- Gov. J, Millard T^wes h o a ^ r e d !cargo swept into the rtying.aea. the train ahonld have been trav­ praisal o f a stock indicates it no • cals, dniga, aleetilcal and indua- he said, ik\to niggest.„ the .public - - meney earier to borrow, 'Suffolk County Superior Court •d- trtal machinsiy, textile*, Scotch, intereri in in ' ' Pre»ldent Kennedy asking that the]The Coast Guard rushed f re»cue eling at 18 miks an hour but induatry SO cnElri j The bank rate la the rate of ; Jury awards Brocktim Mau... man Attoriiey William O. MUlligdn, Instead wwa roaktag 55. Police longer meets his objectives. .whtoky, canned icuits, aom. ateel to eismmtc recovery U a little ^ mtereri decreed ’ by the govern- ■ region be declared a dl»«ter area, craft to the a c ^ . At first gSlSfiOO for brain injuries fuffer-- who- represents defendant Samuel Most of the 1,000 renidenU of the j thought to be in a dangerous c. the battered Unker report- holdings is one of our' mosf rm- 1X99 1858. . . Teamsters Union Presi- ed 'yesterday that Outenna may teredhome. • ' !ed riiortlv after midnight hei* motorman was slightly iiijnc«8r "SUBURBIA" genuine and crepe outer sole give you double cushioning. Its gently i m t a ^ ^ t o g b y f i g u ^ unioo._ • . . . _ - ^ ' iimusfrial'and copaumer crtolU dem James R.-Hoffs ha. mibr indulge in unprecedented “ breast At Bowert, Del., five children i eteering had been ffstored and ponam services. Call us anytime. way: Hie UJB. tariff reduc- This i. going, to be ______; „A _secondary effect will be to poena terved on Sen.. John L. Mc- beating” at the trial of 13 men FLOOD RELIEF EKPEOTED - in wash and wear blends of will involve I IJ billion of from one family were swept t o ! 'he wa. in no Immediate danger. rounded toe couldn’ t be easier to wear, and it& lbick-aUcked bee) is reduce the flow of money from cnelion. D-Ark,, one of hi. bitter­ and four corporations. In the same area a Ckiast Guard iyXSHINOTON (AP) —Pres­ (high heel) in bone calf orlon and wool worsted, I from tha other 34 aaUons, dent said, as « t*at of our abil-j abroad. That money come, from j their deaths by flood waters, and Svututf diuueUeal'57 t/tau ’ comfortable as they come — and go. All ia-all, this sturdy shoe takes est critic, to.appear as a defenM MulUini) said Guterma hod ea- .two penioiia still were mluring, vessel w u proceeding to. aid a ident Kennedy was expected ,to with stacked heel. charcoal, olive, oxford, they have agreOfi. to cut ity to manage our economy in overacaa inveatom to take advon- witaeae la a forthcoming trial in tabltohed "offica hoprs’' and “ to ■ja competitive world.” ■? ■ D^w are' Gov. Elbert N. Carval stricken Chinese Sliip; the (Jhun move today to old the- stomir 'brown with plain or pleated walking as aeriously as you do! As ndvertised in Glamour. I on 81.S iXUton of .U.8; gaiMs. tag* of high British interest rate*. Miami, Fla. , , ■Itttng at tha desk of tha osatot- stricken East ooaatr-a vast .figures war* boaad on world estimated damage at 860 million Lee. ‘ r frpnts. 29 to 42. free air He indicated h* might have to It ha* been a major factor in the Chiban parent, have sent 8,o6o ant U.S. dtotrtet ottornay." and he, too, has osk*d Kennady to Also In the Atlantic, a (toast panorama ot wreckage InBiotod PUTNAM ia m 1880. ' ” step in with a Toft-Hortley law flow of gold from pie United Mulligan mlao daetored in fad- "SUBURBIA JR. t^ra^ions. children to Uv* In America rather dectora.hto atste’a coastline a die-, Guard cutter stood by the Chesa­ by a tempest torined worse In ' PttoifiMit Kapaedy talfi Ooofiaaa iajuhctien if a midaummer strike States. than let theif attend Oahnn eefie^ cral court that Garfield did not peake Lightship, stationed 33 some areas than a hurricane. & C O . ■ - oator area. —^ colors: black, beige and red. shoes expertly and carefully . Wedneaday, in anaouaeing the 4ireataaa:th* notion:* healtii and A Bank ot England sUtement tint teach comnwatom, Reiman. pay the tote Sen. George Bender, "I don’t' think the hurricane of milea east of Norfolk. The light­ Lossee may tun Uto hundred* 71 I. CtNTU tr., HUNOtfltlR (mid heel) bone, black ngreemant. that in order to facia ji^cty. But he said, be is hopeful said ths rate reduction atemmed K-Ohlo, $100,000 to UM hto in­ ship, with a crew of about 16, of milUouB ot dollar*. The death Ml 3-21S1 .95 Gatholie agencies in Miami, PTa., 1854. waa anything lik* thto,”^ aold or gold calf with brown sther slacks from fitted by qualifiM shoe perunnel. •. fitikU a tivafitenad eollMM in H * rasiimed ateel talka wUl result from- the continued . strength of n p o rt. . . Weeitiier Bureau eeporU fluence In quashing an Invaatigd- Gov. Oaratl. had drifted some-25 milea from toll oontlnned to ntount and had •Mtetiaan .18 agrsad fiew- In on kgreement. Mntkv N»<0 Yotk Stack iMchmga stacked heel. B.99 to 17.99 sterling In the exchange market* a raeord lew raaillag el 43 degrpi* tton af Oarfield. Virginia hod saven known storm her position. The croft .earlier had reached at least 85. Them alto It to raperted that.wfasn the as- apd the general eooaonile aitua- for date In Miami, Fla., thl* mom- deaths, -with donogie esthnatee were reports of a number' at eetieaefie l N t e 'i e last wadi the fti Fafo Two). plaaed In. the many mllUqiia. ,(OoBtiBi|od ao .Fag* Tweittjr) . others missing. f iPS- A - - . y, ■':■/' t r: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD; MANCH|TOR/C0NN, THURSDAY. MARCH S, 1962 PAGK'THRlfiil

spent to buy the pipe for the school work they, have done not months precedir^ the~date of^ ap­ Waivers Asked Oongresa SL project from the Applications Set later than March 23. ' . plication, and the class with.whlch •tor Flowers ** RockvUle-Vernon w n HEALTH CAPSULES Lock Jifint Pips 06. of Newing­ the applicant entered high school Pn>ftg Congress for Action lp.MfcMA.iVttL>U). The testa wUl.be given on F ri­ g'or All OoCasioaa, Ife Sheinwold on On Sewer Job ton. The purchase waa part' of the For Diploma Test day, March 80, at. the U.S. Arm y must have graduated. in The News HOW LONG t&'MUMPS purchase of pipe for the IV. Mid­ Reserve Training Center in West There is a |3 fee for first appll-' CONTAGIOUS 7 . Waivara from property owners dle Tpke. project. Application forms are now avail­ Hartford. They are scKsduled for cants. The/fee for retake tests is Goba's Flowers Zoniiig, Apathy Seen Another 340,000 was reserved In 9 a-ni. to 3 p.m. with one hour for on Congreee St will be aouglit by able from the. Sjata Department o t 32, No fee is required of veterans Call PAUL BUETTNER Kennedy Restarts . HIOU 0AB08 < By DAUt NEUKWr October by the board for tha tn- lunch. or members of the armed forces or (Foraierly with Peatland’s) .M oak the town for a change in the grade BMucatton In 'A a rtfo rd for thoae' m a t b e USEUBSS BfiA’m jB, Wash. (AP)-"W e Btallatlon of the pipe. ■To qualify for Uie tests, appli­ their auxiliaries. d l22 BURNSIDE AVS, Belli l U « of the street Bids are being invited on the wishing .to’ earn a high school di­ Deterrent to Industry By Alfred SheiaweM wanted to do aomething wtilch cants must be at least 19 years In general, the fields covered-by EAST HARTFORD The grade change vrill enable the installation and will be opened ploma by examination. Candidates old, must have been out of high the testa include English, ihathe- gomeUmee you’re better off with peoi^e who do not go to church JA 8-6009 or Ml S-S478 v . town to Install a storm drain which 'Tuesday, March 20, at 11 a.m. must submit their applications school at least one year, a. Con­ fhattes, natural sciences and . social' Deliveries Diily to Mancheewf Stalled Steel Talks low cards than with qusshs and would not expect, the churches to the' reaidenta w an t apd tor which Irving St;, which runs into with a transcript ot any high necticut resident for at -least six, studies.* ’Tight soning nUss ars probaUy^aiid craata an increasing tax.bur- A t 9 t other goodies. Mind yop, I ’m not be doing.” the board o f directon has already Congress St., will also be sewered. f i n publicpui works and malcb *uto- a factor In keeping industry out dan on homeowners. i Q H . .5 bought the pipe and appropriated (OoBUBMd frnm Fafs One) Countering Lavitt’s criticiam of suggetrilng that you trade in your 'nni, says Dr. Lemuel Peternen, The 340,000 appropriation for con­ Stic of Vernon, but pubUc apathy may haa been one o f the principles in 340,000'for .the laying o f it. struction, and the ' 320,000 appro­ downturn threatens. He also wants the aoiiiiif laws were Henry F. w tor deucee. J.ust keep an A t * 4 General Manager Rlcherd Mar­ coUaeUve bargaining process be< tax credit for industrial invest­ be. a more important factor, a Wiitanen, aeerotary of the plan­ planning Protestant church par­ priation fo r pipe, covers the cost eparse crowd Of rasidehts and aye out tor -eaaee in which the high ticipation in the , Seattle World’s tin told the directors Tuesday of Irving St. as well, said Walter tween labor and management.” ment and improvements in unem- ning oueSffHanon, aoning chair­ , r i T 4 night that if all the property own­ PINE ST. and HARTFORD RD.. MANCHESTER Me saHJ that Kennedy policies plovmenl compensation. 'i^ort Fire District officials man* Obariea H. Brown, and An­ cords are a aaare and a ddrlaloU' A K I T 4. . ♦ A Fair. - . . Fuss, town engineer. seemed to conclude last night. The fair opens at noon April 21, ers signed waivers for the change, are pointing to jyage-p'rice con- TTie forthcoming Geneva disarm­ drew F Trioarlco, town highway Declarer wcii the flret trick in the directors wouldn't have to hold ~tro1s and national • socialism, ,as ament meeting, nuclear te s tl^ Commentary came in an infor­ superintendent. They said they dummy with the king of hearts, twelve hours before Esster Sun­ day, a'public hearing on the change. Room Heater Tiny wall as "a serious threat to the and relations with the Soviet Un- mal saeaion after a public hearing felt coning ragulatioiw have little drew three rounds of trumps, and Installation of the storm drain on a proposed aone change in the future o f the free trade imion ion occupied much- of the confer­ effect on eatabUehment o f new in- m Isd ,a club to finesses with TTie emphasis will be on science on Oongresa St. Is part of a pro­ Mile HiU area and a number of CHICAGO -r* A new thermo- movement." ence, Kennedy’s seventh in eight duMry; Brown defended aoning mmy's ten. He was dNlgMsd and technology, but a stone's gram. of installing new and en­ propoced ehangee to the coning throw from the U.S. Science Pa- atatically controlled portable alee- weeks. ^ .. lawa, aaying many reatrictlans are when tMs produced the ace of larged drains in the center of Hoffa was particularly critical rules. 1 V viUon will be the Christian W it­ trie ttw*h heater about the size and - H e disclosed he hsd a d v a n ^ oomenon in other towns and were dubs from th^ Blast hand. town. of the role of Secretary of Labor Burlan U om photo H ie odmmenls o f the 10-16 peo­ INT R: 11 STn. ness Pavilion. shape of a alioebox has Just been concrete proposals to Soviet Pv** recommended to Veflnon by state East returned s fsr-y^hted Th'4 project is contingent on Arthur J. Qoldberg whose office mier Khrushchev for cooperaUon ple who kicked around the indus­ What are the things people ,TMC Virus can be pounp inti^uced. Eleven' inches long, 6 planning men. deuce o f dlamoods. and W est’s compleUon of the storm drain in naid the labor secretary never in outer .space — reportedly on try question added up to recogni­ king forced dummy’s see,. Now might not expect chunSiea to IN THE SALIVA UP TO wide, and 4-high, it weighs only .7 Engaged Quoti^ a state official, Triearico. W. Middle Tpke., now being built comments on what Hoffa may say, such projects as communications tion that Vernon may not be suit­ South o ^ d hardly wait to ruff, a doing? ■ SIX PAYS AFTSR THB. , pounds, lie operation is alnioflt The engagement of Miss Bar­ said any town that "wants indus­ Evening Herald, Box SSlS,.araiid by the Jarvis Omstruotion Co. and The Teamsters Union chief said and weather forecasUng satelUles. ed for Industry because it has less try Just to lower the tax rate,” diamond to that he could lead an­ N o Sermons BtOINNING OP MUWPS. * . noiseless and a-ithout draft. I t re- bara Ann Wajda of Rockville to Ontral Sta.^ N. T. 17, M. T. the A. Dcen Co. fo r 3165,000. CIS Goldberg, as counsel for the steel­ He said it would be pcrteclly prop­ to offer than towns along the Con­ doMn't deierVe it. other club toward dummy. For one tlhdng, caring for chil­ H*iHh Cwtukl |tvM h*kM. MaflMtiSn. U lls for 329.96, Is rated at 1,500 Gerald N. Coleman of Hanchetter (Copyright 1962, General .Fea­ About 320,000 has already been watta, and delivers 6,100 BTU's, workers union three years ago, er to discuss Berlin and Southeast necticut River. Wiitanen aald ha agreed with Stepa Up dren while their parents see the a 11 it net intoiWad !• of • #Bff«att*c noturo. KINGS SELF-SERVICE DEPT, STORE has been announced by her par­ Seymour B. Lavitt, appearing as tures Corp.)' . . _ complained that former president Asian danger spots at Geneva be­ Lavitt on one point; that riiral Ver­ W est etepped up with the king fair. For another, presenting a ents. Mr. and Mrs. William 8 chairman of thp .Chamber o f Com­ X>wlght D. Eisenhower interfered cause these matters directly influ­ non should, decide If It wants in­ o f eluba and led another diamond, seven-minute film ivcountlng in Wajda, 85 Union St., Rockville. merce industry unit, Mgued that with repeated entreaties to the ence the progi-ess of armamentg. dustry. " K we do, we’ll have to go forcing South to use up his last space-age countdown faahlon the Her fiance is the son of Mr. and district aoning regulaUons are a negotiators to exercise eelt-re- ■ While he oould make pessimls- all out. i^^oning changes w m ’t do it trump. Now declarer could win a Defense Charges Mrs. Robert P. Coleman, 188 Ly- botUeneck and discourage indus­ criaes of Ufe. tor a third, not hav­ straint..Yet he said Goldberg smd Uct predictions about the Geneva all. We have to promise indiutry frick with dummy's precious queen daU St. try. He said more flexible laws ing anybody preach a sermon. ’ the new administration are doing assembly, Kennedy sadd, everyone sewer service, fire protection, o f clubs, but this gave him only Miss Wajda is a 1959 graduate In neighboring towns like Bast Guterma Running Dr. Petersen, executive secre­ the same. must hope for an agreement tliat water supply, transportation, and nine trloks — five trumps, two of Rockville High School and is Hartford and the Windsors help tary of the Greater Seattle Uoun- H offa complained that the ad­ eases worldwide tensions. the i ^ t of it." hearts, one diamond and one club. employed by the •'Eraveler’s Insur­ promote eommercial and industrial Stock Fraud Trial cil o f ChurehM, says planning ministration suggestion that wage To an audience of 385 newsmen ance Co., ’ Hartford! . 'Ihe (Uscusalon on industry comes, Just Uhsglne that dummy had started In 1960. and spectators.^ K e n n e y had this growth. Incresae be .limited to productivity Mr. Coleman is a 1958 graduate at a time when the chamber is con­ startad with three tiny clubs in­ "A Princeton student wrote that He cited industrial and oom- (Oosttnaed from pisge Om ) gains is not applied to manage­ to say on othei’ topics: o f Manchester High School and is sidering whether to set up a broad stead o f three clubs headed by the she had wanted to know what the Sununit—He set off a roar merdal restrlcUone in Venion, industrial progrsun or to spark an ment BSLlary Increases or profits, 'o t attending the University of Hart queen-ten. South couldn’t have churches were doing,” he recalla. laughter with this response, to which limit the height of a buUd Asst UJJ. Atty. Gerald Walpin and sadd the Teamsters Union has ford. He is employed at Pratt and inter-town drive for tax equity gone wrong! Local church leaders got busy indicate he hasn't changed posi­ Ing to one story, oonflne hidings. ^ a time when the- no intention of following the for- Whitney Aircraft, division of Unit­ With this holding, South would haa charged the payment whs made and formed Christian Witnesa.^in tion. when told commentators are in heavy industry con ^ to one- Industrial Commission is nulfte ed Aircraft Corp., Bast Hartford. automatically lead a low club from to Bender when the latter waa Century 21, a corporation with 21 saying he is shout to ©at his words N o date has'w en announced for fifth of the lot, and reetrict loca- suspended between reorganization dummy at the second trick. Hs K «n n ^ y saya the U.S. economy Uon through use o f front, side and dissolution, special assistant to the secretary Protestant affd. Orthodox draonil- Is healthier than somu of its against attending a summit con­ the wedding.' would expect to give up three eluba ference without progreas on a rear lot lines. The drive to attract industry has of the Interior In the Eisenhower nations participating. Dr. Imvera glomny akeptlos: He's also given and taka the rest. I f necessary, he lower dipfomaUo rung: Blast Hartford, he said, h w no |,ssn a continuing thing In man; sdminlatraUon. L. Rieke, a 'law professor U the in g r e s s a sharp and obvious would ruff a club In dymmy with "Well, I am going to have a he said, to Invest big sums right such reatrlctiofie (although its towns but rapid population growtl Bender’s widow, Ednay said in University o f . Washington find an nudge to pass legislation he be- the nine o f spades. dinner for aU o f the people who now in development o f this high olnt than help surplus food to the Soviets and went on, the dietrict might oon- tee but reminded Uaten»wihat he vegetarian vegetable eoup, egg good clube. ed Dye and Chemical Corp., now The corporation rented 6,000 ture mourners.” i ■/ Mder directing its energy towerd has personally suppimed the salad, tuna salad and cheese sand- lA te r the Prestdent-^ald the without some prior meeting of added he’s glad U. S. agricultural The Importsnt point was that called ChernoU Induatriea, Inc. square feet of eahiblt space at the dlHlcnltlea in contrast— are a tax equity program for .beitapom srarch for tax eqidty^between the South couldn’t afford to waste his test for Congress is not the pace mlnda.'------wlches, celery and carrot sticks; Guterma Is a. former board chair­ regular rates. Under Washington towns. In that case, he aaid, Industrial and thpxfesldentisl com- Thursday — frankfUrtsm in rolls, trumps to lead toward dummy. at which it acts but the action It Trade-^Haillng a 26-nation caused by overproduction. man of the company. law, it gets no tax break. preaent coning laws are what the muhiUes M th e jg -^ a state o r re­ That was a way to get only one takea Specifically, he mentioned agreement to reduce tariffs, Ken­ 'Nuclear—Creation of nuclear- potato salad, macaroni salad, The government cnargss the de­ The Stained Glass ' Association nedy said further trade expansion free cones around the world prob^ dietrict wants. gional baMi ^laked beans, pickles; Friday olub trick instead of two. fendants mlarepreaented thh'com­ o f America held a 320,000 contest medieal care for the aged and Brownjjdiid the soning. oomsBis- ■ r ' depends upon congressional enact­ ably will be discussed at Geneva, Vernon’s main attraction, he niacaroni and cheese, coleslaw, . Dally Question pany's condition and tha,t the fraud for A stained glass window de­ "those pieces of legislation which said, may be as a residential town aioH w jli probably not reitch a de- ment o f his program to widen Ufe he said. But he wondered of they butteaed beets. Milk, sandwiches psrtner bids one heart, and the cost the stock-buying public soma sign. John W, Wintorich and Ac- will help us fight the next eco­ with optimum reoteational facili­ dakHi on zoning asnendments or Look What Just 58< Buys at King’s government's authority to negoti­ would make much difference and dessert served with all meals. next player doubles. You hold,: $5 million. ‘ s o ^ ts s o f Bedford, Ohio, won it nomic downturn.” He has recom­ ties. However, Inoreaeed reMen- the lute- Hill cone change until mended such measures as stand-by ate reciprocal ta riff cuts. when’ missiles can deliver. bomba Vsmbn Elementary School': Spades-^ 5 2; Hearts—Q J 10 7 Mulligan described Guterma and with an abstract design by Erik Ual growth w ill raise eaw ol oostm late neori wedc. Comment on pro- authority to invest federal money B70—If would be questionable, to | ^ e U 6,000 miles away. Monday—Ham and pineapple, 4; Diamonds—Q'lO 6 2; CSubs—A. his "henchman” as experience poned ehangee waa light. Bklkson for a window 10 feet- high mashed potatoes, spinach, carrot What do you say? ■ financiers compared ' to Garfield, and 40 across, featuring chunks Propoeed amendments would and celery sticks; 'Diesday— Beef Answer: Redouble. This is the an "uneducate, fifth-grade gram­ of quarts embedded in ah aggre­ stew, assorted sandwiches, chsese obenge laws regarding the keep­ beet way to show that the hand mar school student. gate of marble chips. It will form sticks, crackers; • Wednesday— belongs to your side. A t your next •i-i *U.'. l i- • l. • • • • * ' ' ing o f Itvestpck, erection o f sigM the facade of the pavilion, a. tem­ Ravioli, green .beans, coleslaw; turn you will raise hearts, com- m . by non-praCt organizations, loca­ porary structure topped by natur­ tions o f tents, erection o f various Thureday—Rbact turkey In gravy, pleUng your show of strength. dressing, buttered' noodles, peas For Sheinwold’s 36-page booklet. al wood arches’and a croM. puMlc buUdings, and dea ription Ths children’s center I d ^ was ^ com er lo ts .' Fallout aheltars and carrots, cranberry sauce; Fri­ " A Pocket-Guide to Bridge,” send Recommended!. suggested to Dr. Rieke wHUe he would be recognised fOr the first day—Macaroni and cheeae, har­ 60c to Bridge Book, Manchester was attending a board nieetlng tim e aa princi*'al or aooecaory vard beets, tossed salad; dessert n n J j m fq of the American Lutheran Church uses. Also a S2S fee would be re- milk, bread and butter served with all meals. oor- ()i ., In Minneapolis...... qidred for pbrmiaaion fo r earth Cost P er OhUd k removal operations. Veraon news Is handled through Two hours ot child care. wlU Bamaden On EvaluaUag Team ADJb w r e n c h 5 Pc. DRILL SET TRQUILE LITE W RENCH SET The Herald’s RoekvIUd buresw, EI1STUIOOD coat parents |1 for one child and Vernon School Supt. Raymond B. 60 cents for each additional one., Ramsdell haa been named a mem­ W. Mala St„ TB 6-S1S6 or MI 9- The sessions, for children three ber of a etate evaluating team ap- 6797. 10 10 OOiMBOY B lO T l to seven, wiU include Informal In. 58c Ft. 58c 14 Pc. 58c I pointed to evaluate Portland High Ohnrnw plated with steel HIch speed tvrist drills In H ei^y Insulation, 2 « top I School. The . study began Tuesday. "ONE-TWO-THREE" 8:10 •;lto-10;00' play, a Bible stoiy and' creative Jaw. kit. OlltWti. Hsat treatad, aicksi platoi The appointment was made by the James Cagney—llo n t Bucholz actirity In the arts.. Margaret State Department of Education. Krug Qeared 1:30-6:20-10:10 Staeger Woods of Seattle Pa­ To Study Potter’e Wheel Award Winning Performance! cific ’ CoUege, president-elect of '-V ^ Members of the Tolland County Susan Hayward In the elementary — kindergarten —r nursery department of the Na- I Art Association will meet March On Tax G>unt •T WANT TO LIVE" IS at Dling Junior High Sebod, ttenal Bklueatlon Association, will be in charge- Manchester, to tee a demonstra- H AR TFO R D (A P ) — WUllman- tien on the use of the potter’s SUNDAY FRIDAY NIGHT The film for adults will be whsel. The session will be conduct­ tlc Lawyer Irwin I. Krug has been "The Geofge Raft Story” shown in a semicircular theater, ed by Mrs. WUIiam McHugh, art acquitted of chargee that he wil­ seating 56, reached by a black- lighted tunnel. tsacher at Bilng. fully evaded nearly |11,000 In In­ SPECIAL A short bustness meeting will be "A newborn babe being spanked come taxes over a four-year span. 5vh v4.-zzttr I held at the school at 8 p.m. •Phone M l 3-7882- FULL OOURSr by a-doctor flashes on the screen Transportatlcm is b eii^ arranged The, 52-year-old attorney, a at the count of ten,” says thr. GRIND and RUFF KIT HAND DRILLS POLISHED PLIER STEEL W O O L PADS I by association officers; Mrs. Edwin former defender, was embraced by STANLEY WARNER Rieke. "Symbolized by the .cpthit- IM . Lavitt, Mrs. Ehigene Lisk, Mrs. hla wife Dorothy moments after down, number one is a,.casket. George Lamson and Ruth Von the verdict waa annoimced yester­ Zero Is the beginning of' a new 58c 10 In. 58c 7 In. 5 8 c 18 Pc. 58c Euw. day In U B . district court. STATEID lUe.” CMndsteae, buffing Wheel, Chuck rapnrlty up to Prerlsion machined, drop Copper plated, for tough To, Boat FellowaUp Rally Judge M. Joaeim Blumenfeld LOBSTEk The building also-'w ill contain wheel nrbor. 1/18” . forged. cleaning Jobs. 8 PJM. Oont. The Senior Pilgrim Fellowship of heard the case without a Jury. a meditatton chaiiel and a chap Joe Sullivan Says — I Union Congregational Church Blumenfeld explained that he felt Shown A t 6:00 and 8:86 Iain’s office which local ministers be hoet Sunday to one of three Tol­ the crucial question was whether DiMtnguubed Adult Enttitainmeat will take tpras staffing. ‘ land County Pilgrim Fellowship It had been proved Krug had put DINNER Dr. Pethrsen says the corpora-. "Step up to a Rambler at De CORMIER rallies to promote better relation­ down Income totals on his tax irKOTTTrnaaSSI^HH Uoh emisidered having services In ship between fellowshlpe and the returns tor 1964 through that were the d ^ p e l .but decided it was too I church. only 40 tp 46 per cent of hia actual small. MOTOR SALES tor Top Service, Economy The rally will last from 6:10 to income, the lawyer described these 18:Sa-p.M. Kannsth McCarthy, state y ea rly ' totals as "honest e# and Driving Ease/ vice president of Pilgrim Fellow- mates.” I ship will be the guest speaker. Blumenfeld referred to a report Auto Accident Ruth Milieu by a Hartford ■ Plychlatrlit, Dr. ..-t«ht T,4^^.v<4 A Bay State woman was given Harold Bartcioft, that aaid that I emergency treatment at RASOlcville V "R a m h le r C la u ie hat big-ear Krug had a compulsion to gamble Ptaa A t 7:25 P M . Here's New Twist og 10 Pc. S O C K H SET 6 SCREWDRIVERS 7 " S A W BLADES PIPE W RENCH City Hospital yesterday morning room for a compact price!” '' on boraee, A c c o r ^ g to the report, WALNUT Viewliig the Dance C rm for bruises suffered in a minor two-car craA on Rt. 30 about 7:10 this otMeasiop' “ intriided” on. the Whenever I read that somebody lawyer’s mental, life. or other, has denotuiced the twist, 58c Set 58c 58c E.. 10 In. 58c am. Hoapital authorities said the Ratchet handle, extension ITnbreakahle handles, mag­ Circular . croan<'iit, rip, Hardened steel, polished Krug had told the paychiatriat RESTAUEANT I wonder U that person haa ever woman, ESthel Veriry of Flskdale, har, sockets. netized blades. combination blades- finish. spent an evening watching young 8 I Mass., was not seriously injured that somehow hia gambling ob­ wnHWHwg. 7 WALNUT STREET Vm on eonstsbles investigating session caused him to err in estl people dance I t • \ I the collision said Mrs. Verry was mating his in'eome. ^ SU NDAY Ml 9-8070 It may not be the moat graceful a passenger in a car driven by Dr. Bracroft aays this it hot "8 Stooges Meet Hercules” or romantic or dignified o f dances I Robert S. BYeelsnd of Sturbridge, only believable, but he says he . "SaU A Crooked Ship” —4mt: it certainly looks harmless Freeland drove onto Rt, 30 believes him,” Blumenfeld aaid. enough. I from a drive-in rentaurant near The Judge also noted that . 21 To begin with, a pair of twisters JOSEPH SULLIVAN Mila Hill Rd. and the car was hit (durracter referencea fo r Krug had nevsr .embteoe or touoh each other. Soles Manager in the rear. Driver of the other' been Airniahed by other lawyers There’s enough space between them car was William G. Davis, 81, of and proihinent persona in WlUl- for A chaperone. 40 Ttiomaa St., Rockville. His car numtic. . MARCH 17 And not only do-the daheera nev­ er touch each ottierr-they scarcely Nddded on a patch -.of lee, con- "Thete j»eopie,” he eaid, "say, ^ -fy ■ ^ .. .> -v;. stables said. There no an«st. thit' is an honest man.’ ” K of C HOME look at teach other. So if the dance I wu is BUggeotivq, only those who Heeltap Notca . Before Blumenfeld announced' CLAWHAMMER FLASHLIGHT SCREWDRIVER LEATHER PUNCH Admitted Wednesday: Staidey his decision, U,8. Attorney Robert aren't out on the floor twisting are JIamMfff CiMifee # «f ISitefc, 1S2 W. Main St; David C. Zampano denounced the ”hon:' aware of K. ' t4m^0ct Mmm ■ StrPATRICK'S DAY DANCE The twisters themselves are too Kncfls, Bakca.Rd,, Tolland; AUeii est estimate” excuse — proffered far fix engrosMd in 'their own twisUng to 58c 5-Cell 5 8 c “Big Boy" 58c 6-Hn1e 58c Duffany, Merrow Rd.,' ToUan^^; by Krug.' He predicted that, If it •UFFET — DANCING 9 »a1 8 oz. head, rubber grip, Metal caaing, throws, ex­ I.Tnbrrakable bandies Revolving punch made of Jennie WiBet-.80 Bnlpsic St.; Clar­ la accepted by the court it would watch their partners. The look'on tra long beam. perpd atr^I blade. tempered steel. DONATION $2.50 PER COUPLE their faces Is one of total omeen- chrome . plated. ence Day, B. W ater'St, Windew prove to be ,the ‘igraateartax gim­ tijallon and what they are concen­ f r 7 LoNm; Carol Klotec, ilS Prospect mick” ever providvid persgmnoit \ P.S. We tervice all makes in our modern terrice department. - Ask for Johnf Our ,Mr. ,Sereice«’ , ,._ ie s , .St. Patrick's cake. Bread, when be- made ’the faulty estl' often also oomplained that yfian| butter and milk served wiUi each matea c f hla income. peopis no longer gist any exeraisel Famous Brand Tools At King’s I luncheon. "Fraufl cannot be inferred by WiU, ihey^ grttlng It now — , Maple -Strset School: Monday— mere understhtement of income,” 'hwlsBng. I Spaghetti and hambutg aifd but­ he said. MewMMper EBteipHse Assn. tered green beahs, coleslaw; Tues* jSacca-xlso pointe(|. out that *,,BUCK R DECKER • STANLEY • KRAUTER • WEN • WISE d ^—Scalloped potatoes with Krug had given,: gov'eramrat in 4-p9 to Adyiee. I ham, buttered com. ^ckled beets veaUgators full cooperation when fftTur orNisH-PHOM iW ^etzs • HUSKY • TRU.FIT • McGRAW-EDlSON • BERNZ-O-MATIC th eyb ei^ cbeeklng up on bla tax Wodneaday—Baksd macaroni and TFAOHINGTON — D n A se s who returas. Ichsefle, buttaind earrota. t p ^ «hs»k pbyMpal. ekaralnatlone Z ' lharsday—Roast chicken According to tha govarament. FOR A PERFECT DINNfk their wfll loeeira tdvlos ind Iw rotorrsd _Add ManysMore A t King's Low Prices k . r-- "Manchester's Own Rambler Dtfaler" land iravy. butteesd piaa, eran- Krug reported a total income for to hometown dooton or agsodes 285 IROAD ST. . Ml 9.416J MANCHESTER Ibacty saucs, ehcica c4 maahsd po- 1964 thraogh 19A7 o f about 415,- and DELIGHTFUL COCIm AIL buttared rices fWday— 000 wiien it actually abould have fpr ean ueJer a how fsd«9t pfO* 'ctaoica cC tomato aoup og daat ham about $8(),0(i0. THIS IS THE P I^ E graai ts ttifitt w ^ r th | B yaar.

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■:iVX . + MANCHESTER EVEN1N9.HEBAU), MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. MARCH 1962 FAGS FIVE f. fAGKFOim liANdHESraS EVjaWNG HERALD, MANCHiBSTtR, CONN« THURSDAY, MARCH t, 1992 H ■■ - '-tg|Mmt»Kif - -r--a en up thb law, he axplakieiL SMn- t l ^ \ ra n cepted and his food supplies Inter­ 'Pre-Christian Origins ivy for holidays, according.to the 'l ‘w- Four Books Held da asked tf It also eovered schools IH£h •Boycott* fered with, according to the En-. Encyclopedia Brttarmlca aehboU and Mbtarisr.” COFFEE «nd..* K ^ M^rimonf Grounds Girls cyclopedia Britaimics. . , ' The decorations considered tra­ t - v i -lif ' %’?■ "TMs la rather atlly," Blondy The word "boycoU" first 'was Cuahhm Togetheraeaa Poisoning Minds, id, when FraneU made Ma re- GOJP Town Agency; used In Ireland and was derived ' '' BftboMd Mink '' ditional at Christmasride date - - - v t BassEoton from the name of Capt. Charies'C. back to pre-Christian origins. Tbe If you don’t want cushions all Airlines Get Foreign Legion maflia. ‘*you are not going to T b oss Weeding ring'^ink plecM Morals of Pupils find obscene literature In our lists New Boycott For refiulng,. In 1880, to Romans: omameitted their tem­ lover th ^ la c e , buy a brass cushion donuts recrive rents at figures fixed by tMw come with Unlngor vulvM rib­ ples aad homes with greeri boughs csddy. T b^ come with a stack of aehola and Ubrades." bon. They're bethg done In fox. By HAST KAT rUTNN ipWest Oermsny once tamOd Hons LANBINO, hileh (AiP) — Four . F rands Usm dted the bodc-ban- New meml^rx added fp Republl- tenants, CHKain Boycott’s life was and flowera during their season of four- pillows covered ' with gay. for a drcus. good morning, noon threatened, hia aervanta corn- too, both white and Nor\imglan giving presents; Um Druids gath­ vinyl. Turned' upside down with a KawMPW Batwprtie Aii*. boolM haVe been charged with ninf at^dcM HHla and dsdared can alat^^of candidates for mem>- cuahlon od top, the caddy becomes KANBAB^Cmr, Mo. (rTBA) Theodora -Van tier Molen, a three other books as unfit to read. OR NIGHT . . . le d to leave his service, l)ls bine. And they’re moderately ered mlsUetoe and the Saxons dec­ "poieonlng the mtnds and morals” bership on th i town; committee a decorative stool. <~-I>^relgn U lnit ia repUnUhlns thitch hostess with the company, These he Dated as: ^ THE FINEST EVER tom» Idown.his...... letters inter­ p rice d ^ ' orated their houses wlth'hiflly and tbo «v«r thinning rwika of AMen- said. "1 wanted to get to know a« ef Michigan c^dren. “TVoffle eC Oanoir,” by Henry are Mrs. Helen P t^ tc h , George o u alrlino hooteows. One reeult much about this wonderful coun­ Ben. Lynn O. Frands, R-Mld- Miller; "Oatchsr in the Rye." by MADE Bettlngef, Karl H. Links, George .K. la to Imptut a continental -flavor try as I could, and my trips help land, reae. on the Senate floor to J. D. SaJIn^; and "Lady Bhat- OPEN S AJf. to Colgan and Mrs. A. Harry Wlrth. an (riaM that ■ never, leave the me to learn as quickly as possible." tsrly’s Lover," by D. H. Lawrence. borflera of the United States. In addition to EirqillsiuSfflid .Dutch, eondemn the tiooks during, debate DAILY aad SUNDAY ■ The new members are named' In The airlines are under oonatant she speaks German and Flendrit. over an amendment, profioead by place of Robert H. Horton; John pressure to find eligible hostesses Although the girls meet the re­ Sen: Ohkrlee 8. Bkmdy, D-lDetinlt, E . ,Horton, Charles S. Barnes, bMsuse df a brisk personnel turn­ quirements as well as ' anyone, to an bbaeero Mteratme bill. Ministerial Unit to n y H. Kirkham and Mrs. Bula over as girls are ednstantly they, too, are susceptible to the "Call me an alarmist If you Berglund, vriio are not seektog re- {^rounded by. matrimony. Oonae- one thlrig Ujat keeps slrlins of­ will,” said Francis, "but you m ^ t Will Hear Rabbi election. y quently. they have readied farther to take a look at what's going on. ficials taking aspirin: - * fo^miMto • au tn •aesafi tiRepubltceuis are Invited to at- and farther around the |^obe for "Foreign girls get married about These books are poisoning the Babhl' Leoii Wind of Temple ti^d the ToUand County- Republi­ recruita. ■ * minds and morals of our chil4t)|n." as fast as American girls," com- Beth Sholom wilt speak a t a meet­ 180 Oenter S t—MandieetM- can Associftea' annual dinner Unltad Air lines employs more ■plabied ons harried airline per­ Francla' chairman of ths Senate meeting :on April 11 at Flano’s than 2,000 sterwardesses. Ten per sonnel man, EdUMtlon Committee, said he waa ing of the Manchester Ministerial Restaurant, Bolton. RepublJiriin cent come frdtn abroad. Forty mostly oonoemed because Ofi a Assodatlon Wsdhesday, March 14, town chalnnan Stanley K. Hjfjsren English girls serve aboard the soiencs-AoUon novel, "Brave New at 11 ajn. at Conoorcha Lutheran niay be called upon for ticketa; company’s Jets fiylng within this World," by A ldou Huxley, was Church, Pitkin S t RabM Wind wUI country, used as a text for required reading give a Jewish intcipretaUon of Paper Drive.-Set Airline oflldala have found that Gibson C. Porter, Legion Com- School Menus In the IQth grade a t Forest Hills .Jesus. " .. mander, .asks people not to forget patrons enjoy the International High School near Grand Rimlda-' Each minister will peaent a touch. Some oompaniee have in­ the paper drive, scheduled tor Public school menus for the Ths aohoot district banned the brief interpretation of om Atone­ MarOh 18,.Those willing to help the troduced costumes of other lands ment and what It means to him. week of March 13 to Ifi will be as book two weeks ago after parents drive along, should have their pa on some routes—to accent the ac­ protested it was unfit for high wi. cent. follows; KENNEDY GETS DEGREE pers bundled and ' ready Jo be . At OonUnental Airldnes. a dls- school students. The censorship placed in front of their residences tlnctly western''U.S. operation, Monday for all schools except since had been referred to a fae PALM 8PB1N(3S, Calif. (AP)-<^ to be picked up. Newspapers, mag. high school; Chicken vegetable Ulty committee. The city manager of Palm Springs ah, I sae yea will azlnes, any waste paper, will, be overseas recruits fit In perfectly im confirmed^ Wednesday that Presi­ domestic flights, sccordbig to Mark aoup, boiled ham and lettuce sand­ The 10th graders, meanwhile, be very wise, and appreciated. '. ^ wich, milk, mixed fruit and peanut never finished reading the book. dent Kennedy will visit this desert IP n r e h a e ,e year Kramer, vice president of oustc- resort later this month. - •y ' About Town - mer service planning. Twenty per butter cookie. Francla objected to'the-preaen- [idtchea gadgets a t Primary ediool teachers of the Monday for high school only: tation of an absolute dictatorship The city manager. Rear Adm. cent of. the line’s hostesses are Daniel J. Wagner, U8N Ret, said elementary school staff have been foreign persimnei. - Baked ham, paralied potato, but­ and the breakdown of marriage inviitad to attend a. dinner meeting tered peas and Carrots, milk. vows as portrayed In the book. he had received word from Wash­ ^ ^ % A I R W A Y The average British -stewardess ington that Kennedy would arrive in Southwick', Maaa., by Supt. Ro­ trainee, Uplted’s records show, Is Tuesday: Comsd beef hash, but- Pssoages ho objected to were land C. We^a of tl^ city on Your Favorite spinach, bread and butter, milk, such s s . . ."Marriage licenses are In Palm Springs March 28 from we give world green stamps March 13. Tltey plan to accept 31.fi years old; 6 feet S; 3 stone, Vi Berkeley, Calif., for a stay of a T05 middle pfko. sund (llSVi pounds), arid has an apple crisp. Former Enemies Work fdr Brotherhood sold like dog licenses..." and 015 main st. the inviUCUon. ' Wednesday; Hamburg patty on Dan Bennett, left, 42-year-old former convlet, and patTOlinan J. W. "You rule with the brain and the couple of days and th,n return ''downtown east t , rQ. of 115.4. to Washington. ' It la announced that the Red The 'efforts to which U.S. air­ roll, potato sticks, buttered green Moore, right, once wanted to kill each other. After a lifetime ballots, never with the fists.. manchester" “turnpike plaaaV Croas'BloodmofaUe win be in Oo- beans, milk, ice cream. . Blondy's amendment to the ob­ 'fhe President la scheduled to wed„ Oiiire,,.fi1. lines go to find girls Is demon­ of Uttemess they appeared aoridentally on the same ehurch pro­ Ihura., fri. ''^lumbla on MArch. 16. Mra. E!d- strated by Trans-World Airways. Thursday: Creamed turkey on scene literature bill would include receive an honorary degree from tiU 0 tin 9 word A. Foote of Gilead is .bi mashed potato, buttered carrots, gram In Atlanta and decided to team up to work for brotherhood. phonograph records and tape re- the University of California at charge, as local, rioirman. Of nearly 1,500 hosteasea Smplo}^ Berkeley March 21. by TWA, 140 have been recruited bread and butter, milk chocolate (AP Photofax). eordings. It is Intended to tight­ SBC Consnlto aboard. cake. ‘ Dr. George Sanborit, of the State Although the oompaay la the Friday; Fillet of haddock, oven- Bureau of School Building met with only major ,ons which permits browned potato, cabbage-carrot the. school building committee last hoateesee.to conUmie their emidoy- salad .bread and butter, milk, lime week and diacuased procedures to ment after marriage, ahmit 40 each delight. be followed, including communicat­ month permanently exchange their ing with, and engaging an architect. flying costume for an apron. DUES IN OAS CHAMBER Inspecting school buildings built by Several months ago IWA sent SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (AP) — an architect and discussing such a GIRDLES recruiters to France for the first Henry Ray Lane, Jr., 24, a one- one’s work with previous school time. Aocordlng tp. Interviewers eyed, one-armed car thief who building committees Should be a (male) the Job is ah arduous one, killed a policeman, died In the gas matter of course before making an although delightful. Visa regula­ chamber »Wedneaday, two hours ANOTHER WAY SERVES YOU actual choice, the speaker recom­ tions must be met pnd the girls behind schedule because of last- mended. No. wonders never eessel NOW we have for must have thS pjKiper high qualifi­ minute appeaU. St. Peter's Notes you every single one of your favorite Formfit cations for the job. For every fiOQ A Menlo Park poUoeman, John girdles in the indescribably pliable, never-be- girts hired, .15,( dre interviewed. I^rle, 28, father of four, was slain 'All women of St. Peter’s Episco­ The ,ts possess Sept. 22, 19fi0, while eheeklng on a pal ChuiCb' are Invited to ettenB fore-Boft. wondrously lightweight, yet superbly- Continental's stolen automobile Lane waa driv­ the World Day of PCayer, to be controlling new Spandex fibre, L-Y-C-R-Al varied held at, the Gilead Oongregxtkmal Denver-1 Carola Neumann of ing. Church, tomorrow, opening with Hurry in and seel box hmeh a t noon. The offering at the service will go to overseas and other projects, isKluding col­ leges In various foreign countries, The W . 6. Glenney Co. ■and In this country, to. migratory laborers and American Indiana. N-E-W Ghurchea of Southern Tolland County will be represented at the Proudfy'Announees The meeting. Mrs. Kenneth Ellis of OUead, president of Tolland Coun­ ty South group, is hi charge of arrangementa a>^ will preside at S-T-R-E-T-C-H DEN IM ! ' the busdnees nveet^ig. Flowers on the altar at St 71% cotton, 29% nylon Peter’s Sunday were In memory of Mrs. C3uu-les London’s ~moOier, Mrs. Catherine Devanney Londem, (and what it doas for your figura ihoilld given by Mr. and Mrs. London. Acolytes serving were: William happan to avary gall) Borst Jr., at 8 ajn.; Robert W. Of Their . Bartlett Jr., Robert Manwarren Blue stretch denim coordinates flashed with touches of scarlet, in kilt and Robert Cole, crucifer, at 10 skirts, hip-hugging pants, brief weskits and worn with a red/whlte striped a.m. GOP Notes ootton knit popover! ^zes 8 to 18. ! ‘ ■ New Home and Stanley K. Nygren, chairman of the Republican Town Committee, 0 « a s a • $8.99 Romper, $8.99 vice chairman Mrs. Richard M. Skirt G rant State Repe. Karl H. Links and Douglas M. Felkap, have been Slack;s ...... $K Property Improvement iZ o w to named delegates to tfll Republican state convention on June 4 and 5. X i Delegates to the Ctxigreasionxl con­ vention are: Marvin A, Hed- p ro te c t ley E. Hill, Frederick Ji Wythe and • i Raymond J. Burt; senatorial, Wil­ - liam E. Leary, Cnifford R. Wrtflht. sMu.iNf* Ehnery N. Taylor and James Der­ r* Under the srour by Jr.; county convention, Harold U Gray, Mrs. Albert W. Hildlng, s t O LeRoy B. Kinney and Donald G. diiietlon of Yraluables - Heath. It waa decided a t the Republican caucus that six members shall be Wm. D. Lowry added to the previous SO on the y town committee, making 3fi In all. 4 years experience The six new members will be witli- Fownes' Lumber name^at a special cauriis on May -T. ~ Co., Rochester, N. H. Nygren has been appointed by Came to Capitol City the party members to.send an ap­ Lumber Co., in propriate message and flowers to Hartford in 195Q. Selectmen Ehnery N. Taylor, Who la now a patient at the Windham Started as yard man­ ' Community Memorial Hoepltal. ager for Windsor, About Tows VVethersfield and Glas­ Anyone who wants a green, car­ tonbury. Then btecame nation corsage made of wood fibers purchasing agent and to wear to St. Patrlrit’s Day may obtsdn one by contacting, Mrs. later general manager. Hariy H. Kirkham or Mrs.' John Has ' taken a 2 year Malecky. . home building course Already the sum of U>out $fi0 WM. D. LOWRY at UConn. has been realised through the sale for peiuaJ.es of ooraages of the kind in various colors,, the proceeds to be added to COBBIES the Heart Fund drive. _ a dap! The Gagne family of GGead wlahes ,to express thanks for the kindness and thoughtfulness of friends and nelgbboni at the time _of the death of their sdn, Kenneth ' Gagne. Tbs temporsry lease on Mrs. William E. Leary’s land in the MUlstream area has been extended H W f i! ... for use as a town duinp. until I The Gobble permanent, meisures can be ef­ High waikted girdle fected. with boned front for control and Lycra fibre y back for oOmfort arid a million women / Sun, eveiYone knows that pribelsss family heirlooms and little-wom jewelry W ong in a Family Trend Old ease. A reql figurs r ‘ ^ " eafo deposit Imz, But how about the deed to your home? Your military service records? .WASHINGTON — The smaU- shaping girdle. Sizes 28 Whcr* you eon obtain en«>itopAonfiet for family trend in the United States to 34, S.. made famous! Marriage mid birth oertificatee and other implaoeahlo docuihenta? A good rule of thumbs has continued mofe than a cen­ .' ' ,1-, 'Wofl4(*fla Wendtn" or "Profoisienol lutldon" tury. The Urth rate fell from anything of value—difficult or. imi^pseible to ^nplace—belongs in a Hartford National about 55 per- thousand In lT9fi-' . . . Whort oil work is 1802 to about 40 in 1880 antteto |j our Cadet..J2.99 • complotod under ent contract 13 in 19S9-32. It began to rise safe deposit bor. Safe from f i n . safe from theft. Find out.how thia essential protection in World War n and reachsd a esn be yours at Hartford National Bank—for as little as iZ|£ a day I p ^ w a r high of'27 In 1947; it lev­ NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE eled off at about 25 in the 1950’s The original Cobble sbankless-wonder! So flexible you <»n m YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT PLANS and is now about 24. fold it in two fingers. So soft and light yob forgpt you’re wear­ ing shoes. Imagine this supple comfort on your busy feet! AN EASY PAYMENT PLAN TO FIT ■ Come see , . . try on our new spring versionV EVEN THE MOST LIMITED RUDOET H artford. N ational DOG h .XANCR tak, AAAA .... 6 to 11 a 1 • * e a • to 12 Step In oftd diseuu your Idom wlHi Mr. Lo|wry Formfit Loof Log AAA ..... 5HtoJ2 Ce.....4 toll And Trust Company AA ...... 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURat)AY,.MARCH 8, 1962 ' -rAGHtttfVSN MANCHJESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN., THl^SDAY, MARCH 8, 1962 I d .1 Andover list o t prospective Jurors this weak. the six months’ pnohaticn period really orudal test of hit courage than ever. But the party rank and Any voter interested in being a In tlielr training/ mudi that H has, if anything, bssn N o f f c # Juror, la asked to notify one of- the Youngster Hoapltalla^ When your doctor aaks wbara I K i i Q r S t t r aad oharaoter lie still shead. Quits file la, wa suspect, growing less Goldwater, Humphrey Discuss out: to a mei* third of what it uaed and leM Inclined to go out pnd do Church Project committee. Members are Mrs.-Ed- Douglas MacDonald, 4, son of you waM'yonr preacriptkm Oil­ to be. oonoelvsbly he obuld wrsndi him­ Connecticut or die for anybody, and la taking, warTIOM RATH* Ita reeouree and energy Into re­ guarantee him quieter employ­ ty went through the process of ths p ar^ rank and Ms sesms to New Tack Port, waa chairman of sons why' Jews were against front of thb Andover Congregation­ and RENTALS Piy*U* to AdvADM be developing aa instinct to sit the thra»hour liberal rally, which mans'Is chairman of the fund-rais­ al Church at 7:15 p.m. Friday to • Carritr gional Bubatltutee for the United ment at adequate pay. Just to caucus-selecting state oimvention American p atri^ m . Manchester Evening Hersld An­ First in Manchester: New 'care, Qm Year ...... delegates last week with a mini­ on Its hands, kesp any of ths load- waa addreeeed by a dosen speak­ LENOX ing committee. go swimming at the 'YMCA in WU- Nations. Sd far as the exertion oi make suit he doesn’t have to mike . ’'"Aa a man who Is hair jewun, Grange secretary Ellsworth Umantlc. This Is in preparation for dover coireapondent, Margery full mslntenanoe, fully Insured t o UonUw ...... mum of open conflict between the I from gstting a rsal lead, and ers. Ip opening the meeting, I resent that I don’t remember to reduce your probleme and H n * llontlu ...... I. our power and influence toward hla living In a mors garlsH way. promote that precise stalemate Weeheler noted ^ pretence of Covell will begin a motor trip to a swimming meet to take place at Montandon, .telephone Pilgrim 0B4 Motttb ...... i' partisans of announced candi­ knowing a Jew who was not a PHARMACY 2-6012. worries. For full InformntleB Waaklr...... woHd aecurlty is ooncemed, the Or It may be that Powers him­ dates for ths fubematorial nomlr which could cheat both leaders Norman Thqmas,'the veteran 8o- Florida on Sunday with State Manchester High School on March patriot” 2 «f 8. ca m s ST. so. Four b oy s^ ll be chosen to rep­ call weakeat and moat treacherous pol­ self hae ho taste or Instinct for nation. and hand ths prlss they havs olalirt leader. , . The crowd cheered at thu. Orange Master Albert Beckwith MUHBUR o r grappled for <4> ^ y and manfully and Mrs. Beckwith. They expect resent Trow 124. BODY r e c o v e r e d THU ASSOClATEiD IPRU88 icy to which we havityot come la commercial exploitation of his own On the surface, the actual selee- Among the apeakece were Roy T IL Ml W 0M 4 Paul Dodqa Pontiae Th* Auootkied Pre ie exelualrel* Uon of state convenUon delegates to third parties unhnown. WllMna, exooutlve secretary of t o return around.March 27. Reortvea'Nurse’s Cap WILDWOOD CITY, N.J. (AP)— «nUU«d to the uae ot repubUeatlohubUeatlqn ot that of the direct, unilateral, one role. That would do him credit, Tha situation, and the pros- Covell has been named a direc­ Mrta Franeea E. Walsh, a mem­ A man who fetosed to be evacu­ INC. •n newa dlipatehes credited to tt gave no reading of great triumph the National Asaoelatlon for the 873 MAIN STREET oapor nation guarCntaa Seoetary Rusk and, so far as we are concerned, or advance for any particular pecta, read almost ’ as If thefe Style Show Set tor of the Patrons Mutual Insur­ ber the class of 1964 si St. ated from his home during the ■ot othererue credited In Uila pe Advancement of Colored .People, .storm, was found shot to death Phone Ml 9-2881 •ad___ all1*0 the local' news pupllibed here, hies i'ust negotiated with Thailand. give him ftiU title to a future exts- candidate. were some unidentifled mystery and The Rev. R. L. T. Smith, a ance Co. and Is a member of the FT«Lncia Hospital School of Nurs- All rlKhta of republlcatlon of ipmlai tenoe as anonymous and unnoticed Underneath the surface, the sit­ party boss who Is really running By Church Ladies executive and - finance boards ot received her cap In ceremo- Wednesday. Other residents of the tttepatehea herein are also reserred. We riiall be strongest, and Thai­ things, with even May and Alsop Negro congraes tonal aspirant In house discovered the body when uation was a Uttle more real and Mlsslaslppt the company. - n S i ait.the Nurses’ Residence^ Sun- J>ill servlc* client ot N. B. A. 0erV' land, and all other nations, will be aa he might choose. merely puppets inslds his larger •'day afternoon, ’the ceremonies they returned. fluid.” There was soms pulling The Ladiee of S t James wlU Jury Unit Draft. List ; lee, Inc _ most secure In their independence and hauling, and some respective schemes and designs. We had bet­ Shortly after the rally began, Memberk of the Juiy committee marked the successful completion ■police said Harry Reeves, about Head Herald Advs. Publisher* ReiireaentatlveS: Tbe more than a score o t youths pick­ ■ponsor a fasWon show Monday at Julius Usthew* Special Acendj — New and freedom, when Uie nations of gain and loss of minor nature for ter inquire around and see if any­ for Andover will start preparing a by the 9-5 members of the class of 60. had taken his own life. Tork Chicaao Detroit and Boston. body has heard of such a strate- eted aeroea the street from the 8^30 p.m. In the auditorium of S t the world, big and small, have oon one candidate or another. But James’ School. A business meet­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF A Thought for Today there was, again, no kind o t re­ riat within fhs Republican party arena with signs supporting Ed­ CIRCUt,AT10N8 centrated on the ime treaty of col­ Sponsored by the Manoheeter m Connecticut win A. Walker, who resigned as ing at 8 pJn. lij.the basement oaie- sult or shift could enable terla will ppstiede the p rogr^ . The Herald PrintlnR Company, lac., lective seCu]:lty which Involves any bbserver w . any . campaign an Army major general after he ■ssumea no financial responSIbrilty tor OonaeU ot Churche* Mrs. Janies DeRocco snd Mm. them all, and must Involve them camp to Judge that the state con-< was rsilevsd of his oommand In. typorraphical errors appeaiinii la ad- Bkirbpe. The action against Walker OhulM FonticelH wUl be Tertisements and other read'eadhia matter all, and protect them all. If It la vention had now been delivered men of the show. Mm. WllBam la The Hanchesler EveningIng Herald. Love and Power into the hands of any particular Board Sympathetic followed complaints that he had ever to jprotect anybody. Stenger and Mrs, Gilbert Saegert W tD o i’t Display aovertlslna closing hours: When Jeaua net out for J e n ^ party force. Perhaps, to describe used John Birch Society idejM In W^\ Let us not delude ouretives. If To Jeffries Pleas indoctrinating hie troops. and committee mMnbem will serve ror Monday—1 p.m BVtday. lem, ho was the real condition Inside many lo­ refreshments. hor Tuesday—1 p.m Monday, there Is to be A peace on this the piece whege all Oie pride, all cal party organisations, that word Members of the picketing group ror Wednesday—1 p.m Tuesday, the m judioe, aU the power, aU "fluid,” used as an adjective,, was The board of directors agreed chanted “iBetter dead than Rrtl” EWrions wlU be from Hie Frtr hor Thursday—1 p.nii Wednesday, earth. It will have to he a U Jf. at the Farkade, with Mm. Doris 6fvt Stamps, ror Erlday—1 p.m. Thursday.' the srougneaa, bigotry,^ and m ^ a key word. ■ Tuesday night that s(miething and ’’ADA Americans for Demo- hor Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. peace; It cannot be a U.S. peace. rlaliaUe’ oynloism, all the middle- Beldlng 'as commentator. Classified deadline; 10:80 a.m. each When a local party organisa­ Should'be done about .the ‘’In­ craUc AcUon Red Front.” They The future depends upon how class rightsousnena of his age was tion keeps Itself "fluid” It ab­ carried signs which read "We Models virin be Mm. Bemsrd Bo­ day of' publlestlnn eseeot Saturday— equitable situatlcm” of sanitary land, Mm. George Caouette, Mm. t *.m strong we help make U.N., not laithened together In concentrated stains from complete Commit­ want Walker.” Jorm. The city repreeented the ment either way, it retains power sewer installation assessmenta on Robert Dlgan, Mm. PhlUp LaFond, 'niuraday, March 8 upon how strongly we promise to Hie picketing broke up after 40 U^T^. Edward G. Moriarty. Mm. N iG ftf epitome of the eophlsUcatlon and to shift at least a portion of Its property owned by. Clarence Jef­ minutes when 10 counter pickets, act outside i t self-naiUafactlon of the age. He delegate strength In any direc­ Edward O’Brien. Mm. Robert BUT^i 'TIL 9 :3 0 Security Multiplied, Or Cut? fries. ‘ ' who were not Idmitlfled, began O’Oonnell, Mm. Jrtm Schelhen- was deHbemtely placing himself tion the flnal strongest wind may Jeffries' owns a piece of tri­ marching nearby chorusing "One, and hla goapel s i the mercy of pflug, Mm. William ■ Stenger and We Do. Qlva: There Ig «o very good reason Tastes Are Dispnteble seem to blow, and^ it -It Is a local angle-shaped property at the -two, three, four, we don’t want p<>Ule renpeotatoilAy as he ad- party organisation which does a point where Center St. meets W. wSn. Steven Sutton. why the diplomacy o t the Ken* another war.” Also, Mite Kathleen Conner, The first verdict of the Cpn- vanoed step by step toward the lot of brokering with its own del­ Middle 'Ipke., and la aaking that • FriMclly Strvk* Glenwood Rd., BlUngton, gets a helping hand from Gilbert Park. nedy administration Should consld- gatea of the Holy C&y. He knew egates, it retains the power to At the conservative rally, sev­ Miss EkUth Ann Dowd, Miss Ellen necticut Judicial procaes la in, and payment on assesmenta for the eral youths who shoiited ‘We Eldenbum, John Schultz and Fred Z. Johnson, 17 S. Main St., demonstrates a bowllns knoA in a 327 Woodbrldge St., in the use of compass, protractor and chart •r Itself lashed to some ot those Uiat hla g a a p tl o t love was dla- sell some of these delegates sev property on the south side of.Cen­ • Quality Produels - In seamanship; and piloting courses offered by the Manchester declares that "Tropic of Can­ martioally opposed to everything want Walker" were escorted from Charles Wharton. docking llns for Mrs. Arrtile Haynes. Dunn Rd., Coventry* and“"- John Foster Dulles accomplish­ eral times over before conventl(»i ter S t be deferred until the prop­ Power Squadron. (Herald photos by Pinto and SateriUs). cer,’’ a book we had no Instinct to they thought end valued,and did time. erty Is sold or used. The property the Garden by police. Children who will model are • Persofloliiudl Aftwitien George Meyer, 74 IMIO Rd.. Manchester; Mrs. Henry R. Rl<^ux, 272 ments which, like the paper tiger In Jerusalem. Of course they had We are Inclined to think' that Is considered to be unusable. Walker orlgtaally had been Carol Ann Larivee, Kathleen Mary read until somebody began to tell scheduled to address the conserva­ Larlvee, Unda Jean Larivee and m * of SEIATO, were. a waste and a us we shouldn’t and couldn’t, «md been taught the power of love— the whole Republican state pic­ Jeffries is also asking for a Amos and Isaiah and Hosea had ture has now reached k condition more realistic assessment of tive rally. But the sponsoring Lisa Franz. complication In the world’s husl- a book we couldn’t finish reading group withdrew the Invitation to Mm. Francis Santy, Mrs. Mi­ Open Daily 7 a.m. to 11 p.n^, nees from the beginning. ■ bought them. But they had never which may best be described as property on W. Middle Tpke. He when we did then try it, Is )egsUy given it a wholehearted teat. Like fluid.” candidates are still is presently being assessed for 300 him after he announced, his can- chael L. BMenbum, Mrs. Alvin Boating Enthusiasts Get Their .Bearings Baldt and Mrs. John Conner wlU For YOUR Conyeniencel AH (me might have a right to obscene, and therefore not to be modem men, they it timidly alive. But the prospect that any feet frontage, but under zoning Mdacy for the Democratic nom­ ______3 Ask would he that, when the Ken­ with plenty of ooercAe power and one candidate may forge Into ad­ regulations could only.make use ination for governor In Texas. assist the models. eold legally In Hartford County. Some other scheduled speakers By MARGE FLYNN t ’Manchester courses are carpen-! what moot’ women call "rope” Isfto their starboard entering all nedy administration begins to toss force to back it up. He knew, that vance cimtrol of the state conven­ of two Tots; He Is asking, there­ referred to os a “line” aboard a channels and harbors. ■ All we can do. In the face of this he was throwing himself upon the tion, or- even into a commanding fore, that he be assessed for only opposed Walker's appearance on V A Private Retreat About 95 landlocked saifoni ini ters, a chaplaln. anglneers, a pack­ I ■' some Dulles folly Into the discard, verdict, is reiterate certain opin­ the ground of hla acUve political For a private hideaway, tuck a MEMORIAL age store owner. linotype me­ boat. Novices are also Instructed The Manchester Power Squad­ wheel of destiny and the wheel enough position to he able to deal 200 feet frontage. the Manchester-Rockvllle aieasj that the expression, "10 knots per ron, sponsors of these courses, re­ tt show some sign o t replacing It ions and emotions Of a w own. would turn and slowly emuh him. for control of that convention, The board asked General Man­ role. latex foam chaise In your bedroom. chanic, a food broker and trailer- with some sounder and more prin­ Among . those who picketed the Add a .good lamp and a small book­ are going to night jkfliool once a truck driver. hour” Is Incorrect; a knot is a cently observed Its first anniver­ We resented it when one Leo Love forever stands opposed to has faded rather than aharpened ager Richard- Martin to prepare HORNER STORE measure of speed equal to one sary and has a membership of cipled statesmanship. power. They are eternally In- after the selection of delegates. detailed Information on the mat­ conservative rally were members case to provide a spot of pence and week to learn or Improve pro­ Typical of the grovVUig legion of Mulcahy, who happens to wear the ot student ADA groups and mem­ quiet away from the main-stream Maio St., Comer of Haynes boat owners Is Mrs. Henry R. nautical mile per hour. more than 100 men. Clifford A. If, for instance, the Kennedy ad­ oompatible. The various opposing camps are, ter, so It could be taken up at the ficiency in piloting and seaman­ title of state police commissioner, board’p next meeting, April 10. bers of groups that called them- of family living. Rioux, 272 Glenwood Rd., Elling­ In the elementary pUoting Loomis, 248 School S tf Is com­ Ralph S. Barber within themselves, no less flery ship while their "ships’! are In mander of the unit. Instructora ministration is going to tear up decided, for his part, that we ought T ^ e n from Lenten-Ekwter drydock for the' winter. ton, an elementary piloting stu­ oourse, rtudents are instnicted In that paper (igsr, SBATO, as it dent In the RockvUle class. such basics of small handling as' at Manchester High classes ore td be kept from reading this hook. Sourcebook, ^ e s e boating enthusiasts, both Walter J. KompanlK, 286 Wood- Charles L. WaUta, Editor men and women, are attending Mr and Mrs. Roux recently rules of the road, lighting and would seem Secretaiy of Stats did We resented It, and were a little other equipment requirements and bridge St.; John Mayhew, 75 S. Al­ the other day In. a special an­ Sidmiltted by courses, conducted by the Man­ bought their first boat—a 17 foot surprised, when our good friend, flberglas with cimvertible top— whistle signals. ton St., and Ihivid Brewer of Glas­ Mini. Richard H. Finney Jr., chester Squadron of the U. S. tonbury, and at Rockville High, nouncement he made Jointly with John LaBelle, who happens to Aasoolate Minister, Second Power Squadrons a t Manchester on which they are awaiting de­ Among subjects for study In the the foreign minister of Thailand, seam sn^p course are approach­ Gilbert Park, 327 Woodbridge St., wear the official title of state’s Oongregational Church and R(x:kvllle High Schools. livery early next month, about the save the price of these slacks in pressing have found the book guilty. Of EN DAILY 9 RIDAY 9 to 9 The perfect freih-op for winter-weary in sudi a paper tiger arrangement It so happens that our personal costs alone! A ti^queproccsss s ^ the crease as against the advantages of wardrobes! Every smart new pattom and tone taste agrees with that of Msasra. permanently into these slacks as they are made. simple, direct pledge from the in our selection! Muted plaids, solid.effects Mulcahy, LaBelle, Covello, Bailey Meticulously tailored of fine all wool flannel United States to march In any and Powell, which makes at least and foft dieckiin pure wool or blenii of time ’Thailand howls for help, one six human beings who, consider wool end Orion* acrylia 3-button classic and ’ in trim plain-front model. New Spring tones. begins to suspect that these handi­ this particular book a dirty hook, Drying clothns natural shoulder models. Sizes 29 to 42. . caps ought to be classifli^ as safe' We jugt don’t think that. In a free guards, and even to '’alue SEIATO society, that unanimity, of opinion is easy today... inversely and ill(^cally, as should give the whole d x of us, or pretty good device'for keeping us Guarafiteed to fit free alteratio^. P. -I 150,000,000 of us, for that matter, And WALLPAPER * • * out of the real kind of trouble our the right to Impose our p«utlcu own direct unilateral Involvement "Keep It MI 8-1652—TR 5-2262—VERNON CIRCLE -..... "■■■■ tar taste on anybody olse or that, In the affairs of etvery other nation even If we And ourselves equipped would entail. - ' with that rlg^t, we Should ever ’The nation of ’Thailand now has make a point of using It. designed to avpid MEN’S REVERSIBLE three guarantees of its own secur O ut O f The tty and freedom as a nation. In all He Flew For Pay three of these guarantees the Unit­ If there*s one plaee nobody wants a seerk to appear aUfetirneof LAMINOTED JACKET ed States Is. also a participant The public telling of the story of Newspaper" LETTER Each of these three guarantEbs Francis Gary Powem, accompanied ifs in the newspaper. And the reason is quite simple: It Mbstltutes to t and therefore sub by the Official bleselng of the fed­ foot troubles ,U m lntfodN ylm Tricot m von ii to tracts from the other. And the eral ^ e n c y which employed him, won^t be a secret any longer; everybody in town will moyetneht always seems away smd embelUsheil by. the volunteer so’ s h^me heating CoH do/Am ol- ChSckc -Com plotoly w achoU o from the one guarantee that ought praise of several members of th , our wavl ~r Imow it—.and last! Not even a telephone party line gets How bdrefdot freedom (the to be made meaningful and univer­ Senate for his conduct before suid TV & SERVICE healthiest iUte for growing sal toward the substitutes which during his capture by the Ruaslahs 8*t 'premium quality r the word around quicker. Herald advertisers, too, are FRIDAY& have the least chance of protecting all do not alter judgments previ­ Mobilheat with R f 4 8 . . . the I Work hard for my money, so I r e ^ y kwkrf *ronnd feet) within a thpet Thii Anybody .or making It possible for ously suggested. most completely dreeUva fuel aware that when it comes to spreading the word ahouf before I bought my Zenith console TV set. I got the shoe, designed by Dr. SATURDAY Iw - the world to live. Ue Is neither hero nor villain, su­ oU additive in use today. And you get premium serrtce. Au- . best deal at Bdtter Homes. They gave me m ^ a U ^ Simon.J. Wikler, a podia- Thailanil is guaranteed its liide perman nor weakling, Nathan Hale tomatie dallvertis . . . a bal­ their goods and services — there’s nothing with that aura for the oW one than elsewhere. I got 8,000 , trist, leaves the foot f| rt« to ^ o u ' d • k p 0 €t to p ay $15 pendenc.e and freedom by the Unit nor Benedict Arnold. In the situa­ anced payment plan and many S S n Stamne' arid 1 FULL YEAR SERVICE on boA ed Nations treaty, of which thb excroM and grow flgturally tion In which he found himself, other axtras designed to tw.ir. **Instant Action” to compare with their newspaper. If parts and labor. United States is a signer and and-In the experience he went home heating reaUg during the ea^ly, v iu l Completely reversible,to give you tvvice the vvear and There are ttoee brilliant. TV technicians there: Clay' therefore a guarantor. through, he behaved! in a very you’re in business and want to keep what you have to years. Have your child try twice the value ordinary Jadtetf! Smartly stjded Thailand W guaranteed its inde average way, neither aljxive nor be­ M obllheafj^, Chase, Bob Snow and Erwin Koltay building a gru t withimit collar,cuffs and Waistband...roomy slash jiendence and freedom by SEIA’TO, low the standard which -might be name for the idea they believe in: Honesty »nd relia­ it on here soon. •e thon-otUoo offer a secret— keep it out of the paper. But if, on the pockets. New Spring colors in sizes 36 to 46. another treaty In which we are In' expected of any average. Individual. bility Ready to go on guaranteed repairs, eveitings and volved. He waa under' no compulsicm to of­ other hand, you w fg|t to throw a little light on your Sundays, too. If you.have a portable for repair juat trte And now''niandnd is guaranteed fer his own life, and he was In no it there, they fix it right there in front of you while you T H E S H O E Us# our tree layaway plait • ••no axira tharga„ Its Independence and freedom by hurry to throw it away. He was business and why p^ple should buy from yoii — adver­ wait and watch. - the direct word of Secretary of under no compulsion to deny td the WE GIVE COT THE ADDEBBS OOTi State Rusk, announcing a special Russiaiu Informiitioa which either g r een s ta m p s BY BU StER BROW I( NO ONE '* Wa m II far «oih anlyt tise in the Manchester Evening Herald, where all will 1* n*av • Thara ora no ”- BROTHERS Nations to depend upon? Ho flew for pay. It waa danger­ M UNION ST. R O O m i l E G U S T A F^ N ’S ROUTE 5-SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. We don’t think so. Ws think ous flight, but the pay was oom- M i 3 - 5 1 3 5 ] Thailiuid’s security, by this time, mensurato. l!N Y^arTR:S.4444 706 MAIN STSRBT—MANCHESTER ^ PLENTY OF FREE PARKING -has bsaB dilutsd and dlvetied so So far as we aia ooooeraed, tbs 301-318 CMriw Si •A t . . ^ •;\;" , ^ ■ ..■ , . v>hTc,; 'i'.■•.;■.• '. ; iy , ■ . 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N- KANCHESiiiiE EVBNmo HERALD, Ma n c h e s t e r , o q n n „ Th u r s d a y , m a r c h s, i m 2 MJRfCHilTBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, MARCH S. 1M2 p a g e THIRTEEN i . ki-.* • saved from injury by faliing er ngUng there had been a pauao In Hehron biting. Toll of Jobless August-September last y ^ , fol­ HeartDrive All that needs to be done is to lowed by new gains. , Town Fire Department Signals have you he down, turn on one Near Low Point Rbporang that profits have been TV-Radio Tonight Mde. and pkxce a wooden or metal running at -their highest level in $3/H)0 Below EdMayTalk object wrapped .in a handkerchief history while prloee have remained between upper and lower jaws. WASHINGTON (AP) — « un­ steady, Kennedy said he thought Last Yearns EflMrrcBCjr Teltpboae 29 (kittagafSt. Scheduled by After the attack, you may iiave employment continues its indicated the. economy has more vUallty M18-U61 Motorists WamiNl 443 Marlow qWding a headaoiM and feel' a bit woozy decline it will be down to a three- than some of its permature motlfrn- Television for a while. Don't make raattero year low of around throe million ero. OontrlbutioM to th# 1M3 Boart 46 Mam and Missel] wqres by .being too greatly em­ Tha February employment rose S:0Q Big 3 TbeaUr (in prograu) Firthoaso PhoBM Thin HsHag nf Term Fb « Dn- Republicans by the time of .the November elec­ Fund drlv* In tho ManchMUr- (’r c'*' ■# n ' Henris at 5 (in progrsu) le^B^ods Hatch Wits _ irtow t bnx nlsrwi ■■wlinin Is 461 Birch aacT Cottage barrassed or upset or by d^ding was more thSn five times the 180.- Berly 8no« ils, orogrtM) ' The Gertruda Berg Show to sWH«dt dootoM 00 you have to tions, officials My. ' ^ 000 incroase nerinally expected. A RockvUle area total 93,000 leaa T:r 'f' The Nelaon gmntly Hobs Co. 1—Ml 9-7M3 ttabUMug in thn tatarsnt nf ndn- 46 Main andkEearl News m start all over again; . The Labbr I>eparttnent reported than lait yaar'a cOUeetlon at this J - Highway. Petrol ^ S:00 Donna Bead Bhow I Huge Co. 2—HI 9-7422 eattig rssMsBto tn thn loeMte* 47 Main andlCenter ■dwin H. May Jr. of Wotnon- rise In unemploirtoent had also time, according to Gieorfe P. Hucklsbsm HmuM ITaatler Clreus nf their Binrsst trn bnx. Bvntv ttoid, eandldato tor tho RopubUean If you want to know more about Wednesday that the ipie rale fell .been forecast rather than the de­ Frost, Heart Aaaodatlon treaa« ses^i^i eeamay Hobc Co. S— m i 9-7123 Bdeat Hionld kanw thn Bn 48 Main andtWadaworth your oondttion. write for literatuie from 8.8 per. cent Of the a-ork cline. • :16 £m«%aa Newsreel S:W Dr. Kildare 10. M . guboniatarla) nomination, will urer. Tha Beal HdCoys Hose Co. 4—Ml 8-8767. ina bnx nombnr nnmnnM Ms 49 Mam andlStrant to the Federal Aieoolation for -force in January to 5.6 per cent-in *:» Mr«ain<-t News a ItoortS 13. 40. •poalc to tho GOP town commlt- February, a i -month low. .TSHOAOIE GETS U.N. DE IAND 'l^e total edUected to date is In the PnbUe Interest S:00 TV Hoar of Sure 'Spedml Atom CrUb hnnen nrygtacn nf basiswne. 491 Main and JArmory IWlopsy Inc.. 1729 F 8t. N.W., 8 8 118,822.70, of which 90,805.03 was S:3U Rovei Cantdlan Police Tell It TO Orouebo OMnf W. OUHnrii Mnna MnM>7 6D Charter Oepc and Sprtice tM Friday at S p.m. in tho Town Washington 6, D.C. or the Nation- Bmplo^ent toes by TSi.OOO to a UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) Publie Defenders Hy Tbtes Bone 40, U. I 2—^Recall . orgns ihnt nsrinon natortsts shmdl Hall. ie’iMy Lsague, 208 North, record February total of 65,788,000 —The United Nations hM detoand- contributed in Manchester, 9380.80 Commonwealth t : » Hasel lU. 33. ; 611 Spnice andiWelis in Bolton and 98,628.01 in Rock* The Phil Silvers Show I. 40. I 8— General ant nee fire trucks tn the snnain of May was RopubUean Siato chair­ Chicago 6. HI. and unemployment dropped by ed that President Moise Tshombe vllle. Rollle Jacobi Club House % e^rtru d a Berg;Show 9— School thn btoM atad thur eaunn Hghway 62 Spruce aiAEldridge man unUl ho announood hto can­ your child that's’ affoctod 120,000 to 4,548.000. Both changes of Katanga punish membero ef his 1:40 Hen of DSktlny Klim of Diamondi ■ ooagnntlaa aad aa additinaal has- didacy for tho nominatian. Ho was and you’re interested in'a summer were considerably better than ex­ armed forces for alleged aggres- The in-plant aolicitatlon at Pratt 8kl Fointera 10:00 Hllflon Doller Hovls 12—Military 63 Spruce a m Oak S:4S Dougles Bdwsrdi CBS Reports 3. ard tor Bnama. Norn thaa ttm oioctod ponnacUcut's' Flrat Dto- oamp, write ths Children's Reha­ pected st this time of the year. aton against U.N. forces near Ka- and Whitney Aircraft, division of Huousy-llrmiUey to, Bing Almw With Hitch 33. nai aasosot rt traffin an tin 681 Nathan Iw e School trict Oongroaaman in 1S6S but lost bilitation Center, L«eeburg, Va. ‘President Kennedy took occasion mlnaville last Monday. 'United Alrtnaft Con., EaM. Hart­ 7:00 Bvergudi The utatouehahief I. 10, 40. 7 W. Middle Tpke «t attonto ninan tn tha On wUi ;htoi^KAeaiPtos>haAititoefoaAaaw%^Kiaiewha*a> Atty. Paul Marte, chairman of 134 Bunee and Seaman 33 Elm and Forest ^ 62 School andl Clinton candidates. the drive, applauded the public’s 612 Ahsaldi aft« Batista Oospol Hymao Kajoyed Radio 136 Waddell and Pioneer 34 Forest, east of Otia^' *111# sinfing of ‘‘Gospol Hymns” Sump Sams aad Cash Savors Rtally Oa far Atf-aad- support and extended the associa­ 14 Hartford Rd and McKee 63 Oak and Clinton tion’s thanks to newspapers and 35 Chestnut and Park * was on onjoyablt part ot tho Lon- (This HstiBg inclodcs only thosa Bewa brmdeaato af 10 or U-ataiBta 16 Summer and Gampfield 64 E. Center and Benton ton strvicos last ovoning In tho radio stations for their coopera­ length. Seme etatlona carry othar ahnrt newaeaata). 351 St. James’ School ! ,. ' ^ '.-rit-. f 16 Lyneas and Dudley 352 Laurel Manor, 66 Benton and! Durkin Andovor Congrogational Church, tion, and to laymen, physicians WDBO—lits 7:49 Tour Senator from Com. when tho Rov. John N Croos, He-' and professional groups who vol­ d.w Mews < > 7:40 CIAC Tournament 161 W. Center and Foley ' 91 Chestnut St. . 67 E MiddlcJTpke C:UI Today on Wall (Kraal 9:80 Nishtbeat bron and GllMul Oongrogationai unteered their time and effort to 17 W. Center and McKee 36 Church and Laurel ’ and Branford pastor, preached the sermon ho- conduct the drive. "Without such 6:10 Art Johnson Show n:l8 gpol^ Fmal , 8:04 Rsynor Shmet' 11:10 KmrlMt Sereeada 18 Center and Victoria 361 Chestnut and Garden 68 Hling Junijor High fore a congregation from Hohton, broad and wholehearted support, 1:00 Vswe a Slsn OB Gilead, Bolton and Talcottvpie be­ we would have no why of briniglng WBAT-aiS *■** WFOF-441S “ 181 St. John and Stone 87 Center and Newman Tl Highland and Autumn t:0U Paul Haney a;0OTMay U Harttera 182 FoxcroftVand Deepwood *72 Autumn and Oak sides Andover. The Gospel'Hymns PLAID STAMPS! SUCf Proposed Housings for Spruce St, the heart story to the. people of S:04 Sound Kue 4:14 OaaasetientBaUreaaa 38 Center and Church - of Moody and Sankey ^ ys were this community," he si^d. . 7:00 BdwardP; Horgaa 8:00 Dob Kair Show 183 Adams aiid Jarvis 39 Hemlock aiid Liberty 721 Glenwood .land Lyndale greatly enjoyed in former years S:S?------NNIsht ISht FlightFill The treasurer said that an o' U:00 Newi, _ 19 Center and Fairview 78 Wellingtoit and and have not loit their Intereet and all total will be tallied as sn^ as Pope Blesses Lenten Crotvd 11:0(1 -Tpalght----- ata Hy Plaee 391 Memorial Hospital Thoro'i somothlno oxtra-good to latiify stamp 13:03 Slxa Oft 4:00 World Mews 191 Center and Olcott Dr. 392 Haynes and Memortal Lancasteri cliarm. i aU reports are received from the Pope John X X m Ueasea crowd from his auto on leaving the Ba- Wnc—isss S:1U WaU StiwM Bed Croee Wotkers savers and money savors at AliP. First, you save volunteers. Fh>st requestM that BiUoa of Sante Bahina near Vatican City yesterday. The pontiff s oil news WMtnef a snorts . S:14 Bbewaasa and Kswi 192 Verplanck School ^ 393 Memorial Hospital,’ new 731 Porter ank Parker wonderful Plaid Stamps . . . and you tfwm t:30 strictly Sports Canvaseeia for the Red Croee mail-in envelopes, left iraere peo­ took part In a rshglous ptoosaalon of ^eata and pariaUonars S:SS Athum. of the Day. 193 S.aiem and Dover wing, Armory St. f 74 E. Centeil and Walker fund drive,, aa announced by Mre. with values you Ilka . . . valuM that save you ple were absent at thr time of the trom tha Church of S t Aleaaio to the nearby baslMea as the Ro­ S :« Three Mar Ibitra 7:10 Rtehard Bayea sod Osrel ] 1931 East Catholic High 741 Binron atm Ardmore Edward A. Foote.. chairman, are: cash. So for tha happiest saving habit of all stop solicitation, be staiqpM and mailed man OathoUe Church obaarvad Ash Wednesday add tha start of 7:06 SM Rmrt 7:80 News Analysis entrance 7:18 I^ e Horton ' S:00 % Wertdlbalaht 1932 Howell Cheney 394 S. Alton and W. Hidag 76 E. Middtol Tpke. Mrs. (Seorge- Alden Jr.. Mix. ,^o- at A&P where you’ll go for Plaid Stamps . . . the promptly. Lent (APFhotofloc via radio from Rome). 7:30 Newi of ths World. S:1B Sboweaae and News soph FUl, Miss Joiuhie Pugateh, Technical School Tpke. . and Parker . Mrs. Robert. DuBoto, Mra. Leo' most valuabla stsmps you can saval 194 Center and Love Lane 41 S. Main near LinefSt. . 82 Porter w «] Oak Grove Caya. Mra.- Anthony Sylveater, :;;-V i ' ^ ■ 821 Adelaideitond Jean Mre. PaU) Bldredge, Mre. Ranald V. 195 W. Middle Tpke. 413 S. Main and Fern • and Wedgewood 416 S. Main and Arvinei 88 Pitkin anjd Academy SagUo, Mre. Raymond Androwe, Mm . Reginald toiauiding, Mre. Wil­ NO COUPON! >1 21 Pruspectand 416 N. Lakewoqd andl Nike 84 E. Centoit and Cone liam Brmnley, Mm . 'Fred Stonford. BUY AU YOU WANTI Hackmatack Circle ' 86 E Middta Tpke. kCiss Louise Queal, Mtoa Carol 212 Hackmatack (Hidwgy) 417, Hillcreat and Brucej and WooSbridge Liebipr, Miss Maijorio H. Martin, Miss Louisa Porter, Mtos OorUit 213 New Keeney Street 418 S. Main and Lewis 851 Green Hhgnor and Wmvst Laklng, Mise Nikki Laklng, Mtoe EYTRA fiT A iiP fil School 42 Main knd Charter lOak 862 Milford tfend Sanford Hilary Porter, Mm . lilltan Fian- 23 Hartford Rd and Pine' -43 Majn and School 853 Elizabetli and Quaker eeeehena, Mre. Leon Oerdlner, Mm . King’s Store, Cooper Hill 481 Bennet Junior High 854 jConstancc and 'Vernon Marilyn Lassow, Mrs. Marilyn WHIN YOU BUY T H ili SPiCIAL PUID IVa MP ITIMS 231 Peracchio, Mra Douglaa Gallup, and Pine ^ Buildings (Main ^ .) 86 E. MiddB« Tpke. Mrs. Richard Cahill and Mra Ai- WltA PUto STAMM SntN A ■XTtA HA» HAMM WITH A 24 Cooper Hill and West 432 East Side Rec and Welfiome PI. bsrt BiUard. >#AM 8dX Of MSUOWMOOa t Musfo lOAf Meastia ambiican 241 Fairfield and West 434 Maple and Cottage 861* FergusonI and Gijrth About Town NYLON HOSIIRY 1 .2 9 MIL-O-IIY suissr^^* 25 Pleasant and Cedar 435 Main and Maids 91 Buckley, School Richard M. Grant has boon ap­ pointed delegate to the dOP eena- : OOM AU WMK TMOtWM MAKH IS M HAflCM tt 26 High and Cooper (First National Store) 92 Alice andj Marion torial convention. He U a fdrmer 98 AroeUia wid Plaza IXTIA HAM STAMM WITH A . ■XltA PUIO NAMM Wmt.A 27 Pine and Walnut 44 Main and Oak .. . state representative and Republi­ PACKAH OP a 80UI •OVAUTTI • O f PKO OP SUPMUMONT 28 Ridge and Cedar 441 Main and Park 94 Agnes an^ Hilltop can town chairman. 29 Center and Cooper 442 Convalescent Home, 95 Westland|and Indian State representative Kar] H. TOILiY TISSUI S »u>99* SlIClD ROIOONA iRNagg* Link* is up for election as historian W P » ooeo AU WNK TMIOUOM MAKH 16 OPPM 0000 AU WPM Tm ouotl MA5CM T6 ; t W i H Taken from the west side of^ at the annual meeting of the Tol-. Spruce St, from atop the Nathan ian^ County Republican Associatea IXTIA PUIO STAMM WITH A IXTIA PUIO PTAMM WITH A buildings will be situated at right tlqtilng, thermal heat control, flre- April 11 in Bolton. Hale School,’'', the photo above 1 POUNO PKO OP tMKO I U PKO A8l> MOUU8 CUT angles to Spruce St. At bottom is iroof and soundproof walla gar- Mr. and Mm . Victor Rychliiw _ shows the site for three-row-type architect Clifford Mitchell's draw-' je disposal, and an enclosed will represent Hebron at th« 4-H KNOCKWURST usmgs* R O T A T O l i finHMrsiis I ufM 2 9 * 'houses approved by the soidng Ing of one of the btiildings. Ocod- 8th District Fire Signalk patio. A common play area for Leaders' Conference Saturday at OPPSI 6000 AU WMK THSOUOH MASCH iS •M TNMMWN MAICH I I board of appeals. The lot - at. the pancy is expected in September. children, and parking In the ^ n t, the Unlvenity of Connecticut. right Is the actual site location, Rents for the units will tange will be provided. The program will Youth workeM froth ail over the IXTIA PUW STAMM WITH A ■XTU PUIO ITAMH WITH A end the lot at the left is adjacent from 9110 a month for three and be developed so that a park-like Emergency Telephone 523 Henry land White state will discusb the 4-H program, I U It 01 lAI Of n m PAN I U PKO A i» niNKU CUT to the firehotiae. Seen through the one-half rooms to 9150 a month for atmosphere Is provided with the Motoristfi Warned 524 N. Eliol and Tanner recreation leadership, community trees on the right hand lot is a five and one-half rboms. Hie units use of trees along the roads in tha MI 3-5432 service programs,' promotion of FIANUT RUniR ROTATOli ’‘•"•29' . one-famlly dwelling which will be also will be provided With a com­ project. Design was by Orlando 626 Henry bnd Bowers This Itottag of aro eolis In the world uhderctanding, and judging OPPIK OOP# AU W— ( TH80U0H MAICH 16 OPPM OOOO AU WIM TMIOUOM MAFCM 16 tom down to make way for the 24' plete formica kitchen with built-in,' Annum of Eastern Coast Enter­ Firehouse Phone 526 Bowevn and Hollister standards aa used-to'4-H. unit, 9320,000 program. The three all-eiectrlc appyances, air cbndl- prises, project developers. gth DUtriet Fire DogMSmeat to IXTU Plisit ITAMPI WITH A ^ 8-7873 pabltohed to the intoreet e f enfety. 527 N. Elmjand Hollister 528 HollistW and Clifton Manch.eeter Evealiur Beral^) |to- : NAIP OAV JAI WMOU, MOCIIII8 ’• In'meet tostoacee, the ealls are wan or other extreme emergen' Special A to ^ 529 Holiisikttt* and Summit bron correependiMt, Hlee SitBuj B. D l U F I C K L i S primarily ef interest to voliniteer Pmdletoa, AOndemy DOUBLE STAMPS eles. The nonpriorUy d iv is io n s 5291 Hollistw St. School OPPM 0000 AU WMK TH80UOH MAICH 16 Reserve Idea Aims ^ wopld be expected to be ready for 2— Recall ^ firemen who eaa determine the le- 8-S4S4. deployment six to nine months af' 3— General Alarm cation of a lire by thp ealto rung 631 DelmoiA and Bond Irom the Ore elailon at Billiard and 532 E. Middle Tpke. SUPER.RISHT QUALITY, TENDER, SOFT-MEAIED, WHOLE OVEN^IlfiADY lb 59c ter being called iq>. 4— ^Minor Fires Mato ate. This new program' would cut tho 5— r-Resuscitator and summit At an Elite Group drill pay strength of ths Army Na­ Chief John Mere •troaglJ nrgea 533 Hudsoa and Oakland tional Guard and the Army Re­ 9—School Canceled that curlatis asetartoto should not The RE8ULAR serve by '80,000—down' to 670,000. 12—MiliUry Call raeV Are tracks to the sesae ot the 534 Washington and By SAT CBOAfLEV / ♦been .developed by a team under In sdAUon, 136,000'reservisita now hiase aad thno eaooo highway con­ Summit / Neivspaper Ikiterprlse Asah. Maj, Gen. Ned D. Moore, head ctf having 48 paid drills a year vrould 112 N. Main and Main (box) gestion aad aa addltlOBal hazard 612 OakvTOod and / Doctor Says TRIM WASmNOTON (NEA) — De­ the Directorate for Reserve Aifalta be cut to 24 paid drills annually. for tiremea. More thaa the usual Woodir^dge fense Secretary Robert S. McNa­ and Readiness Planning, under the Though no final declslan has beei 113 Fuller PI.* amount of traffic on the streets Assistant Secretary 'of Defense for 618 Lydall] and Woodbridge mara and hU plannara aim to made, the McNamara planners aro 114 Union and N. Main (box) close to the tire will delay volun­ SUPER-RIGHTSUPER.RISHTyUALITY, QUALITY, READY-TO-COOK,RtAUr-rU-UUUR U.S. GOVT. IN ^ establish an ,elltiB .Atmy Reserve Manpower, CarUsle P. Runge. toying with the idea of ellminatliv 115 Marble and N. Main teer Ibemen who hie to their own 614 LydaHfand Parker Written for Nowopapor Enter- corps of about halt a mlllioii of­ These plans were primarily work­ abopt 10 of the 87 Army National ears, Ih lef Mets deetoMd. 616 Lydalliand Fenwick priso Asoa. ed out by the Department of De­ 116 Stock PI. and N, Main Tho word ‘‘opUmy" moans a ficers and man..' Guard and Army Reserve Divi' 616 Lydalliand Saltera' seiauM or a S4. EpAaptie Sts-wars 1 1 0 1 4 This elite giroup- would clear fense, not the Army. siona. 117 Union and Wood Laile A j >od deal of what McNamara 118 Union, north of bridge 617 Lydaliand Vernon at famlMar to our prtbiMioal an- their personed business and fam­ 3 412 Main and Hilliard (box) eoatoM as they aro to us In this ily affairs to be ready for immedi­ and Runge hope to' aecom^tiah will 119 Union and Union PI. 413 Carlyle Johnson 618 Barry/and Coleman LI need congressional approval. Tam­ modem era. mmi ate call in a Berlin threat or tn a 121 Tolland Tpke. and Union Machine Co. (box) 619 Brettpn * Aotually- we know hUle more Turkeys Korean-type limited war. Reserv­ pering with the Army NaOonal Deaths Last Night 621 Hetolne JANE PARKEK Guard and the Army Reserve tra- 122 Tolland *]^ke. and 414 Maine and Pine Hill about tho “foltog toeknom” thaa ists who could not so order their 622 Clyde)and Dorothy our foraflathara md. LIGHT LUSCIOUS DHIOOU* 9 personal business* and family af­ dlUonaUy has been like dealing LA JOLiA, Calif. (AP) — Mrs. Jefferson 415 Main and Grove (KU N s m T CRANIIMY $AUa WtTNTUIKrr with a very hot potato. Hugh BailUe, wife of the former ,623 Parker and Green Rd. We can’t ' prevent . M or wo fairs would be dropped from the 123 Kerry and North 416 Main and Henry wouldn't have almoot a . million elite ‘‘priority** group and put Into Under the McNamara-Runge president of the United Press, died 124^*101411 and-Golway 417 Main and Hbflister 624 Wellpiley and Green Rd. of the sWWnted In our pir—«uit day OilANGE low-priority units or reserve pools, plan "priority” Reserve units .Wednesday. Mrs. Baillie, a former 126 N. School and Ctolway (box) 625 Heimy and Princei population. "SWEET St poola would be brought up very close to San Francisco newspi^er repor­ 626 Princeton ahd Green Rd. We can detect K wfth great ac- ter, had been ill for two weeks 1251 Robertson School 418 Main and Middle Tpke. JUICY DOZ The eUte ftiirce would Include: full strength. They'd be suppllisd 6261 Bowrfa School , ouracy through traoiage of brain CHIFFON FLORIDA ORANGES n 203,000- oncers and men in' six with a full complement of weS' with an attack of bronchitis. 212 Apel PI. 419 Oxford and W. Middle waves (etoctro-encephalograma or pons. They’d have a good supply of 627 Avondale and ^ ^ CA KI REG. 59c divisions. NEWTON. Mass?'(A?) — Miss 213 Oakland and MiU Tpke. BBG'e.) We can control tha seiz­ TAITY 32.000 in nine brigades. full-time Regular Army technicians Agnes H. Craig, 86, of Needham, Wood bridge ures with so great a meaauro of A r t i c i M k t i PMiH PiAvoirui * roa SWBBt PBtRlBB! assigned to insure that training, 214 Oakland and N. School 421 Alton and W. Middle 155.000 in an assortment of sig- Mass., a pioneer in the field ot ' (box) Tpke. 628 Aubunn and Avondale sueoaos that an aattmated 85 per 2 ’ weapons and equipment were in cent of the eptlaotte population at­ 4 9 ' T o i m I b m Afl|0 t t P B a n OIAND EATINO naJ, engineer, transportation, tank, first-class shape. home economics education, died 629 Mather and Centerfield s io iin TIAVS chemical, ’.intemgence and other Wednesday. 216 Cemetery Dr. ancT 422 Homestead and W. tend sdiOols and 0(^IegiM, hold re­ McNamara's aides figure that Oakland, , Middle Tpke. sponsible jobs, oontract good 'mar­ OKMACAIONI 3tl JANE 9 1 C specialized units. KANSAS OITY, Mo. (AP) OutuSde Dtotriet Brtad Crumbs PAM EI PKO A I 68.000 in units organized to open these elite units would eventually John W, Ballsud Sr., 67, onoe chief 216.0akland, north of 423 Congress and 'Irving riages and raise healthy children. Spofliattl ANN PAGE I IS PKO-ttt PKG army bases and train -'ew recrulta be ready for. deployment within examiner ot the Home Loan Bank cemetery 424 Seymour and Homestead '71 N. Main, west of bridge Here are some euggestlona that 59^ 7,400 in “on-site" air defense two or three months. This is quite a Boart} in Washington and organ­ *72 N. Majb and John may help you to join the hugs K a r t S yru p PrBpuTMl Spogliftti 2 CANSca'^ s°^29*^ M flyoflnaisi ANN PAGE QTS W f backoff from the.three-week deploy­ 217 Oakland and South 425 Windemere and Irving : army of those who refuse to let battalions, nfbStly Nike outOta ised of the school of business at *73 N. Madii and Tolland »IECT 1 IS AWC AnnP«s*Wh., U S 4 0 Z t o | C ment originally scheduled for two . 218 Oakland and Gleason 4251 Waddell School their condition handicap them in C u k t Y*l., Hen»y Spie* PKO w next to cities and other major tar­ Reserve -Divisions by McNamara’s Texas Oirlstlan University, died Tpke. ’*■ MO OK MUI UMl l o o t T o m o to B S OUAIIIY (MiAllTY 2 CAN$M # M ixBi * get areas. ■" . Wednesday of a heart attack. ILU 219 N. School and Edwards 426 Lockwood and Irving 1 their oaresH, ebolal Hves or do- fheoretlcians. m w m iovioz age Ann P.0I Isilen Ityl* w i lH I OZ 2 3 = Some 60,000 to 00,000 specialists 427 Woodland and Irving 74 Buckliind Center maOUc Mlationshtps. Ann P * T W 221 N. School and Buckland Ptoce youMSIf -under the earo S «u p I ■ 20 OZ CANS Me 4 CANS ‘9 3 Bb o h s WWt Tem»l« l«uc* Lira* CAN — non-commissioaed ofBcers and A second group of reservists, Alley ' • 428 Woodland, west of 76 Windetor of a phyalelan-friend who will flrat 21. 4 5 c other enlisted reserves with, par­ Quiet Life Riaky? 76 Bumhtam and 7 OZ totoC the mobilization -designees, would 811 Griffin and Hilligrd railroad • assure himself and you that your U P T u r o WHITE PACK CAN WW Cu t C o m AAP rsOZEN PKG ' ticular skUls-Twho would be as­ remain unchanged under the new DES MOINES — A recent test 612 Margaret and Circle 429 Woodland andiStrong Bucklioad Rd.. seiauree are not ths peouit of some ! signed to Army units and would program. These are officers asdgn- on chickens indicates a quiet, reg- organic brain dfsooea that may be train with Army units each sum­ 318 Bilyue and Hilliafd 431 Strickland and Strong 77 Wiliiams droasing ed to fill specific slots in time of ulai life may not relieve a tend­ 78 Slaterh north parkway reeponslve to more direct forma 1 oAm bie coupons mer. war, such as Signal Corps, Engi­ ency to hardening of the arteries. New mothers all agree. 314 Hilliard and Filter Plant 432 Ashland and Alton of treatment such aa supgery. He REDEEM raperat GItATINf ASSOITfD , A limited pool of general-pur­ neers, Chemical Corps, Transporta- Undisturbed fowl" and birds on a 815 Woodland and Turnbull 438 Hawthorne and 81 Demiiig and then will conflrm th* nature of NIEY SAVERS Hmti TwMrto ProAicIt pose reserves to otherwise Oil tho ti«m Corps. regular diet both fared leas well TQllamri Tpke. your afriiotion by referring you for ^ ON THESE «K Royal 4 39' holes in Regular Army and Re­ The remainder of the' Army re­ 816 Frederick Rd, Cambridge than chickens that snacked irregu­ 82 Deinlrig and Baldwin an BEG. TONNltO S«ttC9 21‘ SUNSHINE eiACKIM serve units in time of emergen­ servists, i'ti-million strong, would, larly and faced regular social chal­ 317 Woodland and Horton 434 Oxford and Cambridge Next, oo-operate with your doc­ CumaySoop -^ O x y d o l cies. . under the new jdan, be called ,«q> lenges — disruptions of the caste 318 Woodland and Broad 435 Hilliard and Orford Soap 88 Concotd and Elberta tor as he tries out sovonUr drugs, -M SATH MAC A lEG AMC The new Reserve plana havr 84 AveryJ and Deming .... ToBNrte Poit* 2c‘«”i 27^ Krbpy : only for all-out tntercantinenital system. Plaid Staiiips bring you the 319 Chambers ai^i Broad 436 Cumberland aad Hilliard alone or in combination, to. soe I.OW A sizt #0 l«OfP M fXGS " A .Li 321 Chambers and Boltpn 437 ,Main and Washington 85 Tolland Tpke. and Taylor which drug or mbination to best « KEG MAc giant jlc 86 Parkeirvtile for you. ftOfP SIM" StOn SIZE 822' Bolton and Columbus 512 'Woodbridge and Osktond : Don't make matters mdro diffl' w P.” ‘ ‘ ■ i l l ■ • 'I'' ■'■‘ 823 Lockwood am Coventry 613 N; Elm and Woodbridge 87 ParktM north of railroad «iUt; for him and yourself by be­ TOHIT TISSUI . Clorox 324 Columbus and Broad 514 Phelps and Woodbridge ’ 91 Duval and Woodland coming depreeeed when 'eontrol to Mr. ClfOR' Joy Liquid ^ laiigest selection of iifls Worcat 10 ••“‘ 99' ■ quasi PIASIIC M«C . A ! I START SAViNG-^OR ADD TO 826 Hai4tond and Grant 515 Bowehi and Green Rd. 92 Adama not achieved aa fast as you like ' isez 4 JC 12 bZ 4MC , 98 Adams and New . it to be. Don’t add to your own toOPP BOT St OPT CAN SOTTU 826 Oliifer and Edwin 616 Starkweather and burden by- Indulgence in eelf-ptty. WAX PAPH ■ ■ h B I y o u r s a v i n g s o n o r B iR O R E Green Rd. Buckland Rd. ' 2tOZ CMC You'll epo like crazy whan you see the 1200 stamps'DII a saver book. None A OendM’Formuls end 827 Frwch and Tower And don’t tty to make a secret I* Off lOT I.OPP, CANWV .KItehM dHnm "‘ 21' Olspsr Bag .tWBeeht 828 W. Middle Tpke., west 517- Green Rd. and White 94 New Buckland Rd. of your condition. THE 10th OF THE MONTH 3,076 wonderful gifts you can gat frss fasterl ' Oarry a oard or '%ear a locket Aaovi IHMS MK 10 W«TN COUPONS I B ■ I H H Your drsMiRs coint tru f b. Counttler Baby Seale of Broad 518 White 96 W. Tiiddle Tpke. for Plaid Stamps. And you gat 'em at The BBetest hawlHiig - color-coded _..3Baokt that states your omditlon' tutd the Ah P where you also get tlH^ famous w iin A Zipper Paiame Bag Pup J...tBook 829 Broad and W. Middle 519 Harlan and ’Adams foct that you aro under treatment. •--in 1-10-S04tamp denominations. 621 Summit and Grove 96 Vfixion St., north 1 1 W ■ W EARN DIVIDENDS FROM THE 111 low, low pric**-A « I \ I I f I \ k. Nip'NMapByWaiih.-;__Books the M-year-Old SulUvaa was guilty, ton D e te c ts Benurd H ur^, who KSSSUSS CIUI John;A, Vtope haa ordered the re­ nuLdd a inaa of the TV ahow they may greatly reaent not hey. FltiichmoHRs Cbef Boy-or-dN Lion Plaitie Tw*«atalogalGlambroi4glttcata- MBS-vAaP saviaBtl AH this - plus L Hankseraft Stanlizer and . - in the govonor’a miadt of an feur teeoiii ing boon told they have the log for you to kew. plus the firiMleui ; PomHilaSal— ...... 7H Boohs. moval of Bdoton PoUco * Oommia- charge# brought agatoat hlm„ , to a Neoit .Terit - hotel room and a Crockort VtMmT the Joy of savitig cash at America’s da- tootlflodrthat the show was a'hoax. diaturbtog experience of wltneoeing P in a JLsacaisTia’a atatsT riaaksiat lasTiTSTiea • Special Gift Album, nfbwse through eiataer.Loo 3. Sullivan, aubjoct to The otfaen were that he award­ drtfwtOi on unexpected attack.- M urgurinf SiM|H(ff Bogs CURRENT ANNUAL pendable food merchant since IsA . UVE iTAMFS AT A«F ptKi Mbucni '* KOZIN WITH CHEESE HAWAIIAN /OOta€aiH XtUmt, It at your A A P. or Ptaldland Store. Save PJehi Stamps at A A P and other tho approval of tha oxaeutiro eoua- ed contracts for fo T - f A B '^TBST BAN Try to reoogniae ths aura that Punch i«w«eAK37‘ : DIVIDEND Nb NBidiMr satflBf aBtmlNrBl Only fine mereheiito. oil. $2,M»'without < oomes. just befor»...an attack, .It 12(1 OZ ce c «0 4S<: b r a n c h OFFTCE, BOUT* gl, OOVBNTBT * AMMlhKR FWE MEMHAIITt Sullivan’s only eommant eo ra-'that ha split the wotlt into M con- LONDON (AP)—fiv e women may take the form of epota or PKG w w ' or I. . . . • _ ■ .7 ______-- --- j..* mart. eelvtog Uia dlemtoaal notica was: tracts whon ana wosdil have suf­ manboM ef Parliament Wadnaa- flaaliea ' before the eyes. . Or a ' T Jlhi ' **I havo no intentton of realgB- ficed, and- that ha operatsd as a day atitot called on U. S- an4 feeling of dlxrinaas or famtnesa. tog,” real aaute or toauraaoe hrakar do- ■ovtot traman lagtolatoH to cam­ Or tt may be visible -to otharo, such e ON W H M i M P SWN H vM . M ON pM twIO *

SN MA»CH»STER EVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1»62 Soe tioh Two THURSDAY, MARCH 8. 1962 THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1962 PagoB IS id 28 Ame P. Silerudt captain of boat; jRantlltBter EvtnbtjS Olaranoe E. Sriilebel>1 , principal so- i Delta Chapter joumer; and Earl C. Larson, roy- State Bpjqir^ of Education at. arch captain. , f The high priest-elect announced Reacdoh Urges Town Askg Suite - Picks Clifford the. Mlowtag appointments: Er­ EduciMtwn About Town ttiion Asks nest ,C. Zoppa, third veil; Grady Ti^liter Control To Assume Gist RfOpb M. Clifford, 75 Foxcroft L. Pearson, second veil:- .Walter HAHTFORD, Marish S-«AP)— the ^oafd used to toacH The Zipter Club will hold a eet- Dr„ "was elec$^ Most Ihccellen^ A. North, first veil; Rby Sorensen, Connecticutonnecticut la joining a ^®***DM' ibjects which are eactramely con­ back party Saturday night at 8 chaplain; John T. Munsie, organ­ troversial , . . I don’t think w4: O v e ^ g F i m d o’clock. The "public iS invited. Of Traffic lights PBC Legislation High Priest of DelU Chapter^ ist; and William G. Bray, senti­ program to'uee school teacherd as should have any p u t of i t Th* Royal Arch Masons, at its annuel nel. Ctriil Defense Inatruetora, federal government has agefieie4t "Mbra eamful control ot ■ the Orford Pariistv Chapter, DAR, A request will be submlttsd ask* A p«UUon M klnf for a ^MidalAatatloiui included in a school. meeting last night at the Masonic New ofticera will be inataUed The State Board of Education for this program." . $•,100 dog license fund "was urged will s'ponsor a military whist for hig the State Highway Commlssioa Limiorl explained, Temple. ■ Saturday , at $ p.m. at the Masonic authorized ConnecUcut’e "partiripa- She commented" that "We were- members and friends tomorrow at to assume the cost of electricity for town raeatln* to' rescind.the ordi* Otheia elected were Robert J. Temple. Friends are Invited to last night by Police "Clilef Jaifles 9 p.m. at the home of Mrs. CSiarles Non-lnstructionlal areas included Uon yeaterday by-a vote of 4-3. apparently chosen because pMpltt toe traffic algnalg at the ceilter. : ' niuice aatahllshU^ th« p 'lih llc in specifications wsre an adminis­ the semi-public installation. Known as the Civil ■ D rf«ue have no confidence in the Office Reardon. ” Strickland, 168 Main St. Proceeds Indldihir eoniRiissloh and to pune trative suite of three offices: a Clifford was born in Rockville Adult Education Program, the plan of Civil Defeiwe.” , : He said the money collected will be for the support of DAR Police catief James Reardon told health suite of "two rooms; a cafg- and wa.«i giaduated from Manchee- caUefor use of teachers to instruct Joining her in ppposlti^ wer* Ute dog "warden for eervlcee Phould schools and projects. General Manager Richard Martha the boiml of (Question as a build­ ter High ^hool. He and his wife,? last night at a hearing on tha ing committee for a second^ tefia-audlterium,' kitchen, locker famihee In CD procedures. Leo P. Flaherty of Rockville ana be turned in once a Vreek, "Or daily, tooms, holler room and storage the former Alice Harris, have two State Education Oothmisrioner George D. P ratt .of Bridge' iDitoad of pioriUdy ae ts now done. Mortlnver Moriarty. son of Dr. $427,692 1962-63 police budget re­ sdtooi was presented to rira/l^ space. daughters, Judith OUfford, a stu­ William J. Sanders, In recommend­ "water. These services Include picking up and Mrs. Mbrtimac. Moriarty, 146 quest, that the applicatia$) will ba Selectman Cjfuirles Robbins by Wil-! Total apace needs were given as dent at the Unl\-erslty of Con­ ing Connecticut participation, said In favor of the progri■am wer* doge 'to be destroyed and the sale Park St., aiid Joseph J. Twaroniie, made to the highway commission. Ham cAvanagh of South Rd. early 36,000 square feef, -with construc- necticut at ^torrs, and Sandra 18 other states have joined the WiUlam Horowitz of 1W ^ Haven* ef doM from the" pound. . . son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. The chief said he would alsa ask last night 'nie petition was signed Clifford, a student a t Manchester board chairman, Margaret. Kellv •rwaronile, 84" Spruce St., have the state to assume electricity costs ^on. costa estimated at $804,000; High School. He is employed in plan. In New England, .Maine in­ In The course of the budget hear- for other lights on B. Center St., , by about 100 people and was ap­ Architect's and engineering fees at tends to go into it,.New Hampshire of Bridgeport, Mrs. Minnie G. big last night with General'Mana­ been bn the dean's list a t Provi­ parently drawn up by Atty. the experimental division at Wil'; MscDbnald of Putnem end 'O, Eu-* dence College. for the past three which la a state highway. $42,000; site development, $36,000; gops Laboratory, Pratt and Whit­ has turned It down and Massachu­ ger Richard Martin,. Continller Jay In other matters relating, to tha Cbarles Tarplnian of WlUimanUc. equipment, $17,000; contingencies, setts 'took no action because of gene Doimdrey of Middletown., EUlnger remarked that the town’s semesters. Both are 1990''gradu- ney Aircraft, and is a member of John Alsop, who did not etten(| ales of Manchester High School police budget, Oilef Reardon said The petition calls for a vote on $7,000, for a total cost-of $664,000 South Methodist Church, Man­ opposition bv the State Office of dog pound, located on the west tile U8e of walkie-talkies has doe rescinding action taken at the for the building equipped.. Bolton Civil Defense. the. meeting, sent a letter in sups tide of the disposal area on Olcott and sophomores at providence chester • Lodge of Masons, Adonl- port of participation. ■ ' * College. creased a great deal, that the allol April SO, 1000 town meeting which could expect a state grant ofj ram Council of Rockville and Tem­ A state coordinator must be ap­ Bt„. is considered one of the beat cation for tire chains la mostly for adopted an ordinance stating the about one-half the cost of con­ pointed" and there must be federal ••Whether it Will .be a succeas 65 hi the state. The run#|are white- ple Chapter, Order- of Eastern t Mar>' Bllen Jeffries, daugh­ rMlacement links rather toanC duties and powers of the RBC; on struction, it was estimated. Star. ajpproval of Connecticut’s partici­ not, we 'don’t • know,’’ . Horowit^ .wakhed and are cleaned and disin­ whole new chains, and the $1,606 ' rescinding action taken on June 24, Llguori said he feit that the spec­ pation, Senders said. said. ‘iBut I think we should mak* fected regularly, he said and the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jeffries, 20 Newman St., a student at St. allocated this year ’Will complets 1909, outlining the method by ifications he presented contained BRl'NO WALTER’S ESTATE The State., coordinator will at­ the program available to Bi'a peoS doge are fed well and regularly. renovations of the hall, photogra* which the PBC would be elected; .lust the "bare educational mini­ pie of the state.” Francis Hospital. School of Nurs- LOS ANGELES cAP)—Sympho­ tend a week-long course at the Ihg; Miss Joan Carol Fapy, daugh- phy room and report room In tha on the appointpnent of the board mum’’ and did not in his opinion ny conductor. Bruno Walter left IT.S. Office ot Civil Defense in Sanders said the entire oosi j police Statitm, . - of educaUon as a school building contain any "frills” ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frey, i an estate of about $300,000. Most Battle Creek, Mich. Upon his re- will be borne by the federal gov# 42 Linnmore Dr., and Miss Cliar-# committee for the secondary The boa^ will meet again on of It "^1 go to his daughter. Lotte tiilh ha -wlU #lve IS hours of In­ cmment. including the coordina­ Parent Critical March 14 at 6 p.m. at the school totte Dzlordzi, d a u ^ te r of M rJ^ d I school; on autnorising' the build­ Walter Lindt of Beverly Hills. struction to the school teachers tor’s salary and expenaea andt Mrs. Lawrence Dziordzi. 58 School | Sanitarian Asked ing committee to secure an archi­ to continue discussion of the spec­ Walter died Feb. 17 at the age under the program and they ivill cost of the local coursee. Of 6-3»3.System ifications, at which time it ta St., both students at Hartford Hos-1 tect and preliminary plans for the of 86 in his daughter's home. give 12-hour courses to the gen­ pital School of Nursing, have building; appropriation of $7,600 hoped that they can .be adopted by Bldph M. CHCront His will, filed for probate here ' Gimna Leader Note^ Anni^ersai^ eral public. .Sleek Long'Glove The board of education last For Health Staff the board, Ligtwri said. started a 12-week program in psy­ for use of the building conunittee Riehmond, excellent icing; Rrt>ert Wednesday, also left 27ta per cent This is Kwame -Hkrumah, ruler of the African .illation of OhsD* ng the plan was, Mrs. "inie hand-sewn Wool . night directed Supt. of Schools Wil chiatric nursing at the Institute in securing plans; and authorizing Basketball Daaceled W. Ferguson, excellent scribe; of thef estate or $100,000, which­ w'hlch this week oelebtwtes the fifth.anniversary k>f Its intep«hto“«r clearly shbws the network of embedded electric de-icer Oiild Guidance Clinic has in­ dorsed. a previous "petition which tem is not fully employed in Man­ wires. Hest frbm the wires prevedti ice from building up under icing condlUons. Plastic M>buiers pleted recruit training recontly at creased from $4,600 for tlM cur­ tried to avoid hitting another child chester because about SOO ninth the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. was presented to selectmen asking who had faUen\while elding. His Hke these, produced by toe Hartllton . Standard id!vtsibn of United Aircraft CorpomUon. are used on rent year to $6,000 for the 1992- for ■ town meeting. to have the graders are housed at Manrtiester Lockheeds’ Air Force C130E traiw po^. Navy JP3VP1' anU*sabmarlne aircraft, and Marine GVl Parris Island, S. C He will report 1993 fiscal year. Dr. Marzialo leg wiUl be in a cast for a total of w gh School and Illing Junior High to Camp Lejaune. N.C., for corn- board named as building commit­ eight weeks. Uinker. Plmitic spiiuior ta up to 14 ^unds lig’Hter than aheet mhtal vwslona. The Society of said the child guidance program tee, but had apparently coma to School Is Umited to Grades 7 and {nasties Industry this year selected it is the best in the ariation products class.______;______hat infantry training. would be e:q)andMI in the oomlnjf Receives Cap , , 8 becauas ot overcrowding.- an understandhig with the PBC Miss Marj’ L ’Ihompson of year. and has been working on specifi­ The school board, however, has nwtel manager in Ham^on, N.H. Sunil K. Roy, secrelarj’-general The budget includes $10,300 for Clark Rd. received jher nurse’s cap decided to adopt the system tn Of the Indian delegation to the This Is Manchester cations to be presented to the PBC in a ceremony Sunday at 8t. Fran­ He served In the U,S. Air Force as Chamber of Commerce President William Belflore, asms fedora, toe PubUc Health Nursing Aaso- for the secondary school. principle and work towaid achiev­ a cajitaltt. UN General Assembly, and a for- eiatlon, $2 mors than the current cis Hospital School of Nursing. ing a fully implemented 9-3-8 pro­ Nearine, Skinner Get - r ler. Bengal Lancer, "w ill discuss takse Robert I.. Brock, new chaniber e.xecuUve vice president, on However, signatures of jtour The public ie invited to a dinner Other appointments ‘made lost a tour of the town today, ■ Brock’s first day on toe Job. He comes yooc. ■ ., gram. night weere: Indian Perspective’’ at a dinner The salary of the director of members of the board appear on sponaored by the Democratic town The 9-2-4 System includes Grades meeting of the Service Bureau for to Manchester from an ossi.stantsblp with the East St. Louis (III.) the petition, presented to the se­ committee tonight at 7 at the 1 CONN. GROWN GRADE A Miaa JiyUth Kelley, to teach Chamber of Commerce. (Herald photo by Oflara). health remains at 83.0OO; payment 1-6, Grades 7-9 and Grades 9-12. elementary grades, ettectlve for Women's OpgenizaUons in H art­ to the nieait inapeotor hw in­ lectmen last night. Signers are; ’Three J ’e Restaurant. Sehool System Posts ford Tuesday at 9 p.m. Reaerva- William T. Cavanaigh. Howard The zoning commJsrion will meet toe 1992-63 school year. creased from $600 to $1,600; and Mra. Dorothy Matzdorff, to fill Uona must be made wdth the Serv­ medioal supplela. Including the Skinner Sr., Russell Moonan, Joyce tonight at 8 at the Community ice Bureau cfflce:by tomorrow. Cavanagh, Marilyn Moonan, Helen Hall. Personal Notices Two major appointments wereysUtMt princlpkls at Manchester a vacancy caused by the grant­ coot of poHo Immunisation rthots, ing of a lAaternlty leave of air-' MEG Rroposal Suggests Town has been reduced from $960 to Swartz, Herbert Wilson, Alice Skin made last night by the board of High School, 'The new director will $800. ner, Frank Swartz, Ole Owren^ Advertisement— receive $1,080 -for expanded duUea sence to Mns. F r^ c e s H. .Koz- « Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis­ In Memoriam' . education. in fuU-tlme an^ part-time work on loaki, effective March 19. . Mrs. ters. .1x111 aposor a kitchen social Mary Wilson, Stanley Jr. and Jean Bolton Democrats. Please he ad­ In loTinr memory of my njiother, tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home of Only Employ Town Residents Nichols, Charles snd Nancy War­ vised that I will not be a candidate llarfaret-l&ebe, wno pM«e4 away i Robert J. Nearine, 38 Grand-view a 12-month schedule. Matzdorff will,’ teach Grade" 1 at ren, Robert and Joan Smith, Mae for re-election to the Boltmi Demo­ yeira ago today. St., was appointed to fill an ex­ Skinner's .appointment was to .Washington School, Mrs. Her'bert Alley, 69 Washing­ cratic Town Committee. I wish to panded position of summer school fill toe vacantqr-caused by to* ap­ Three high school custodians, ton St,, for members and friends. The Municipal Employee Grtmp^ Membera ot the Munlctpal Em­ Roaer, Doris Owren, Troy and Away In GoiTp iMautIfut cardett. ployes Group have been asked to Ruth Rowland, Edward Meloche. thank all the friends who have giv­ In the valley of pe^e so rair. director, and Kenneth Skinner, a pointment of Jacob Haroisin, the John .Oaiiahan, Carl H. Oebhardt Members are reminded to bring is oonsldertng a charter revision ATTENTION Some dsy. some time, when toll Is o'er science teacher and audio visual di­ high school’s former audio-visual and Anthony Cherubini. a gift. Refreshntenti'WlU be served. submit their votes to the secretary, Beatrice Meloche,George and en me their loyal support during We’ll meet our loved one there. toot would limit town employment of the group, Mra. Adella^Wn>'' Catherine Rose, Horace and Edna my 12 years as a member of this rector at Illing Junior High School, director, sis instructional materials In addition to the appointments, committee. Stanley Patnode. WHOLE Loving daughter. Margaret was appointed as InatrncUonal ma­ director for the entire school sys­ the board also’accepted the resig. Mrs,. Florence Stevenaon "will be to Manctiestm, residents. The 48 bleaki, by 6 p.m. today, /' SECRETARtES Gruden, George Sebaatato," John: members, of the group will voU and Rubins Haynes, Barbara Sher­ Card of Thanks terials director . for Manchester tem. Skinner^will receive $7,690, naUons of three "t.tHWiera Mrs, ;the teacher, at an - informal Htbls Manchester Ey«iing, Herald Bol­ "All the Poultay ypu buy at High School.- .J, plus $200 for department head. Florence G. MbOoftMeki Miss’BaK Study tonight at YiSO at toeKal- today on Whewdr or not to propose India's Income Zooinia and BOOKKEEfERS wood, Paul.MAimggia. Robert and! We would like lo expres* »ar'heart­ a HMU0A qnUqh would compel at Madeline Davioson . Mildred and jton ' MmspoiMieBt, O nce McDer­ First Food 8^ore is sweet, felt appreciation to the many friende. ‘ ■>JearIi$«,'’31, replaces. H. Blaine Manchester High wiU beebine one -yatioa Army, aai Main BL . - For Your Convenience mott, telepliaae MlteheU 8-969$. reiativee and nelghbare who Wfr*, eo Miller J r , who resigned from the of at least tWo proposed audio- Marett. , .^7'.” ". .■■-•■ —least five tap town executivae to S e w DELHI— India’s nsttonsl Michael Goldsnjder, Milton Sher­ meaty and tinder: And be­ generoue and kind in our recent narrow. visiml centers In the future, w ith All of them are on liAves of ab­ A full cast rehearsal of "The move intb town. We WiU Deliver man, Richard and ■ Florence Moo­ The famtly of David'Werbner. post to become one of three as-; income — figured at p re se n t cause out but:rers' are skilled the'other at Bennet Junior High sence, and asked to resign in let­ Bluebird" is scheduled for tonior- The five who now live out of prices — has risen *9 per cent in Your Orders Promptly nan. ters to Supt. of Schools WllUam H. row at 8:16 p.m. at the Blast Bide towii are Superintendent of Also, Hazel and Stuart Wells. Rockville-V ernon at finding hig.b quality at low School." the last 10 years. Though toe pop­ prices, you canflw sure you’re Nearine received a B.S. degree Cfurtis. Mra. Mc(3oldrick is a for­ Recreation building. The Children’s Schools WiUiam H. Chmtis of Wal­ ulation has Increased 21 per cent, Stanley Patnode, Bruce and In 1951 from SUte Teachers Col­ mer teacher at Bennet Junior High Wing of toe U ttle ’TTieatre of MAn-. lingford, -Deputy Director of Pub­ the per capita Income has gained DEWEY-RIGHMAN Tereaa Ronson, Mario and Lydia Seventh Grader getting a bwggain at First lege, Fltchbultri Mass., where he School. Miss Clifford. and Muib Chester will present the play Sat­ lic Works Cheater Langtry of 16 per cent. Over the last decade 797 uMaIn St.—Tel. MI 9-TSM Morra, Hannah and August Mild- Food Store. studied social studies, sdenoe, ele­ Marett ai-e now teaching children urday with performances at 1:30 IVathsiwrield. - (Controller Jay Bt- Indians’ per capita Income has av­ Stetfonen Since 1901 ner, Henry and Ruth McDonough, Wins Top Prize mentary and. seoohdary education. of Air Force dependents in San and 3:80 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium Uager of Norwich. AssUtan-l Con- eraged about $67 a year. Doris Asplnwall, John and M ar­ He earned a master’s tn secondary Francisco, Calif, [■at Manchester High SchOoL trmler Ruaeell Oallpo of Bolton, garet Aspinwall, Evelyn and A. T. education the following year from- ‘and Assistant Purchasing Agent VIgeant, Willard BUlIngs, AUce and At Science Fair CUT UP Lb. Tufts Urdvereity, Medford, Mass. Thomas Moore of Tollana Myron Lee, Julius. and Ethel Last year, he received a The charter revMon, if enacted, Strong, Carl and Mildred Dewey, Seventh gvader James Pumril, Uficate of ; advanced graduate Committee Outlines Four Steps would also affect many other Lorraine and Roy Maus, Elmer and son of Dr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Pur­ studiee in elementary supervision town employes presently living Winifred Wilson, Fred and Teresa i',.“ nell of 20 South St., Rockville, is BUMBLE BEE from Bostoa University, where he outside of Mandieater. Gauthier, Jane Ma'neggia, Agnes 7 OZ. FRESH FISH is presently! enrolled In the doc­ For Better School Dental Care 'This proposal and three others REPEAT SPECIAL! and Oscar Kreysig. the grand prize winner at'this PRODUCE CANS torate of education program. wera drawn up by a committee oX Also. Jean Chaplin. Rena Ckwae- year’s science fair at Sykes Junior i WHITE MEAT TUNA f o r LENT Nearine has been a superintend­ the employes ^ o u p headed by Mrs. . GOOD TONIGHT. FRIDAY kn. WiUiam and Ann Griffin. Vef- High School. ' i ent *nd guidance director In In- Four ' recommendationa ot af> 3. That a committee Including Irens Orlow'skl of the recreation h a and James Ruflnl, Maude Car­ school dentist Dr. Foley, senior oiul SATURDAY . . . Purnell was named the top ex-1 MIRACLE WHIP (vemess, Mont., a teacher in Win­ group of dentists who called the department. penter. Nancy liaylcw. Marjorie FRESH STRINGLEBS TENDER chester and Groton, Maas., and a school systemli~ dental' equipment dental hygienist Miss'Hazel Hooey, Another proposal to be voted on and Harold Borst, Claire and Rob­ hibltor,yesterday afternoon for his j the school system’s pivchaslng ert Warfel. Lillian Garrison. Mrs. project Involring cross breeding HADDOCK "lavishly inadequate" last night agent Snd any other members by the group would put clerical Joseph Keiah, Agne.s K. Murphy. of hamsters. SALAD DRESSING were referrad to Supt. of Schools needed be eppointed to work with employes presently under the juris­ Helen Kurys. Oairorin and E%-a About 600 exhibits were ranged GREEN BEANS WiUlam H. Chirtle. the Manchester Dental Society to diction 'of their department heads nI o u t e ' $ Morra, Mortimer Harlow, Allison in the school gymnasium and will KRAFT FILLET The board of education asked deciding the uae of the annual al­ in a "classified sendee’’ category; 1.00 W-OZ. be open to public view tonight Supt. Curtis to consider future ac­ lotment “to Its best advantage," that is. under the jurisdiction of Miniter, William and Marj' Smith. the board of directors'and the gen­ Alice and Francis Cuason, Court­ from 6 to 8. • TARS tion on the proposals made by Dr. and ney and Elizabeth Tucker. Helen All students are required to esr- GRAPE JELLY AN INVITATION...... EXCLUSIVELY FOR WOmN John F. Barry Jr., Df. L. Norman -4. That the 28-cent cost of clean­ eral manager. Meloriie, George and Mary Wip- ter the science fair as a part o f ; Dutton. Dr. LouJ.a T. Foley and ing teeth in school be raised to Such clerical employea aa thoaa pert, Helen and Willie Enef. Rich­ their science study. PETER PAN Dr. Alan M. Kemp. The dentists 50 cents. iIn the town clerk’a office, long a HEELS » ard and EUzabeUi Alton and Rol- Besides the grand prize wtnner, 12 0 Z.4 it I Hartford National Bank and Trust Company ^ were asked to make a aurve.v of Th« schools the committee visit­ bone of contention with the "claaai- AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR NEOUTE land Meloche. the judges picked winners from JAR 1 dental facilities in town schools ed about six weeks ago wers fled" employee, would then no PRODUCTS—MADE BY GOODYEAR Works on Sperifleatinns Grades seven and eight. In Grade FRESH WASHEl) and CLEANED PEANUT BUTTER and submit a report on their find­ Bowers. Manchester Gram' Bent­ longer have their working hours, The board of education ap­ .eight, the winners and their j»roJ- PIRST-MANCHESTER OFFICE' ' ings. ley, Lincoln. Robertson. Buckland, vacation time and.rates of pay de­ . . . WIRBFAIRRURliRS . . . proved with only minor changes ects are: ■ HALIBUT The four recommendations are •Verplanck, Keeney, Wartiington and termined by their department moat of the remaining speciflea- Kitst. Karen Kloter for an "ex­ KRAFT—4 Lb. Loaf HEINZ I 16 Ot. as follows: Bennet Junior High. Dr. Dutton head. tlons for a secondary school at hibit on chicken embryolog>-; sec­ SPINACH v e l v e e t a c h e e s e 85c SWEET CUKE DUOS Jars 39c 1. That a "suitahls area,”-with said today that others wer* not The town clerk, -an elected of­ its meeting last night. Areas dis­ ond. Darryl Lavitt, human embry- effective plumbing for • dental visited if the dentists Were familiar ficial, has the power to hire, and cussed were the physical educa­ ologj-; and third, John Kayui, STEAKS INVITES YOU TO ATTEND ITS equipment, be included In plans with the schools’ dental facilities. fire employea in his office under tion program, health education, snakes. Honorable mention went 1 EDUCATOR \-ilW for any new schools. "Plumbing, ” lt is not thf purpose of tola I the preMnt ayatem. SAM NABISCO OREO “8HOIJ41EPA1RINO OF THE HETTER KIND” foreign languages, social studies, to Charles Griffiths, bridges; Jerad cello pkg. ^ 1 CRAX inadequacies have .greatly anti­ committee to 'racommehd coitly Other ‘‘unclasaKled’’ employes CREAM SAND-WICH 28 OAK STREET—SAME SIDE AS WATKINS mathematics, administration and Wjl.son. weather; Maria Ronalter, 19 bz. pkg. 49e FROZEN '1 "12 oz. pkg. 82e i-;--i quated the school dental program and radical changes at this time.- " ! that would be ' affected by the space needs. habits of mice; Linda McLeod, leaf WOMEN'S FORUM ON “INVESTMENTS” In this community,’! says the re- said the report. "Rather 1£ is sug-1 change are those of the board of (Just A Few Steps From Main Street) The board e.xpects to offer si.x .project; Jane Mason.' marine ex­ . t . ■ port. gesled that a deflnltet program bejeducation, liBrary board, planning years of a foreign language, hibit; and Richard Rowe and Farm h o u se 2. That budget funds be made initiated so that the'dental hygiene commission, development Com mis- either ■ French or Spanish. -Supt. Leonard Berman, televi.sion. SWEET JUICY 16 0 *. | C i i avalUble each year to "aUrt a program in the Manchester school * sion .and^town treasurer. Philip C. Llguori suggested to the system can be supported by raa-i The proposal also Included such j Winners and projects in Grade -liATEellLpOM'* Pkg. w SPEAKER: Mr. John Fiske Jr., Security Analyst program of modernira^l®h of the board that a portable langiiage -seven.are: ■ MACARONI and CHEESE FRESH present facllttiei.’-’ ______~ sonably equipped operators." part-time employea and officials as laboratory could be ■ used in.stead First. Cathieen Conner. *pql- the registrars ot voters, the town of including a special room for a sons; second, Beverly Stillbac'h, CHICKEN OF SEA counsel, the assistant town counsel, language lab. Llguori will bring staphylococci; and third,' Karen TANGARINES e » o z . Q C COD FILLETS Wednetday, March 14) 1962 «t 7:36 p.m. Giptain Asked the director of health, the director In more data and costs of such a ! Kilpatrick, locks. Honorable man- > Pkgs. W. of civil defense, sanitary Inspec­ TUNA PIES Public Records tors, members of the board of tax porUtole set-up to the next board jtion went to Alan Fortier, digiui . •' '■ ■ meeting. Present plans call for q > computers; David Cai-ter, also dlg- In? Fire Budget reviira and selectmen. GORTON’S—PRE-COOKED Bank Lobby;^ Firat-ManeheAter O ffice, 3 9 5 Main, Street ' ^ .Tha otoer_two charter revisions foreign language on a three time.M } iial computers;- Martin Rhoads, doz. ‘ ‘,7 0 *. | C ^ Warrantee Dead a week basis in Grades 7 and S John and Barbara W. HuteWnge The proposed Fire Departinant recommended by to* committee motors and magnets; Claudia Ra- budget of an estimated $868,920 are the establishment of a person­ and Introduction of a classical sulis, solar heating; David l^v SCALLOPS Pkg. P L-;: to Artour E. Olaeser Jr. and tai- language, probably Latin, at cUle M, Gliseser, property at 124 was reviewed by General Manager nel department or officer Under the | Grade 9. j,. . erin, qydrophonics; and Sus^an Richard Martin last night with office of the general manager o r; McManus, seven basic foods, ^ , Admiaaion by ticket only—-without charge . i . - Brirad « . - ' •:■ Board membera differed on the Quitclaim Deed Fire Chief W. aifford Mason: toe controller, and the cfeatlon of a necessity for a guidance dire'etor .ludges for the falr w’ere Sykes Hlghlights of that budget are re^ merit system for all town em­ 1500 Rolls of ______^ irtuiii-! Richard M.- Sawyer, Ernest O. Ungerar to Shirley 8. queets for' hiring three new men ployes. and with Supt. Uguori's recom- ■To fditiw tiekel^ please clip regiatration request Ungerer, property ait 41 Campfield mendatlon that a mTdance* d^rec-1 at 86,683 a year salary, additional tor could .combine ^dutiek as „ j er;' Northeast School Principal Rd. cost for outfitting the nien and DOUBLE-4 , . GREEN , ______I______ST/miiPS-,y EVERY WEDNESDAY principal at the-new. school. Siig-!'„ ^ " 'is , and Maple St. ’.Ct< ■ ■ ■ ■ _ . and-maH or delieer it to FIRST MAfiCHESTER OFFICE Release of Attodmeat new 'equipment at $4,926, and a geatlona tncliided having an as- i School Principal Joseph Novak. Boatem Plumbing Supply Oo„ increase for A new captain as "laistant principal at the high [ ’------Inc,, ■ ogainat Samuel Watson, proposed by the chief and to be sch ^l who would be trained in Rock Protect* Plain AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING YOUR TICKET WILL BE MAILED TO YOU property off Grimed St, selected from the present ranks. .. ONIROfRAOflC guidance, and setting a lighter 1 _ ■- AttMsIiraeBt _ Is It Hm answor to your First paper to J9a publiriied by thw usual class schedule for aRock Protects Plant ■ ■ " ' 4 "■ Moriarty' Bms., Ine.. against guidance teacher so that he could • Gothenburg, Sweden'— For its OorHon R. Temple, property at 189 and' for Women was the "LUy,’’ HIALTH FRPft.lM7 a w ^ e some of the principal".- protection against aerial attack, a OPEN WED. till 8 R.M: - THURS. till 8:30 P.Mc - FRL till 9 P.M. Regifirationa accepted in the order received Deepwood Dr,, $1(H>. s t^ e d ta 1149 by AmeUa Jenks IS . u »ic»n> electric plant has been Adoption ot Trade NameN Bio«lmer; ^ A Single Roll underground in bedrock on the , (to the eapaeity of the Bank) « . Seyniour Kudtow, doing bust-: ® i Sweden. Us capacity neai as Seymour Auto Stores, 981 ^ditlonal teachers in 196,’i. Space ; will eventually be 800.000 kilowatts; Main St. Ilf- oa . l i . this will make it the largasi power •Rei^atration Reqaest* rw m s for 23 teaching stations in- (producer of any kind in Sweden Boildii^ Pennlts WHILE THEY LAST eluding cnc gym, 3 science rooms; , ____ _ "_____"..... R, E, UlUer for Donald Mac- art arts and crafts lab: a music ’ NEW BONN DIVISION Please send me a ticket for'First-Manchester Office Women's JFaram. Keitzie. alterations at 44 ’Victoria , Wallpaper 1 OeUlng rrom, which Llguori said could be BONN, German.V (AP) — West ‘Rd.,-81,000. Torpenttna Kite 1 Paint . ■placed in the dining area pf the | Germany is copipietlhg the train- R. E. MUlar for q . H. Flralhslt, cafeteria; a home economics all- ing of "a new array "division and will bathroom aind Idtoben ramodeliiig purpose room and an Indiii^trial [JormallV place it under North At-vl.1* JfA M E I*. > • • a • # s' 9. at 26 Wertwood S t, $1,000. 1 . 1 9 1 . 7 9 1 3 . 3 9 ^ arta.room. .lantic, Treaty Organization com­ The KJ’ni, Llguori said , could be mand In ceremonies May 18-19. Ciarroll Nelson for Er. Robert partitlohed off for two teacliing - J' . ■ , ■ ' Karns, alterations at 91 Plymouth the ' defense ministry reported ADBiREBS . .-• stations. The library could also be Wednesday,...... STORE OF MANCHESTBI, INC. Lane. $1,800. . MANCHESTER WALLPAPER , a teaching station. Other 'stations All of this" country’s armed Leake A; Buckland. demolition vould be a driver education office, forces are' integrated Into NATO of a dweOiag at Bush Hill RtL, and PAINT CO., Inc. an office ' machines room, and 1 as soon as they are formed and ECONOMY H i CENTER STREET PLENTY OP FREE PARRINO .,i- .. ..- $140,.,. ■; .. 24» BROAD ST„ MANCHESTER—Tel. MI 9-8691 , typing room. State grants are their men trained upato its stand­ ‘ iSdf’s Hveirett llurri based on the number of . teaching ards. - ■ phgr, at 900 Kabi St

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meteor flashes or ‘Glares" aa the that will beam radio eignala bask braUea er .the fraquaaey Of tho F in tC U « i« nominaUon for OaUfomih’s gov- Wedneoday night reaetfon begap pubUoan^ dub, backed Keaton, poalng Nixon for the 'Republican newa conference the middle of the J. Lallier, son of Mrs. BUaa Damo, to earth from 000 miles above— signal, tho fkrthor into tho otmoo- G a U f o r n i a fragments of space matter strike •morsblp. tojN t in. calling the-censure an unwarrant­ nomination, accused the former road Is 79 per cent socialism. Diamond Lake, Olastodbury. Science the moon et s ^ e 64,000 mites and may tell him what radio aig- pbwo it oaa panotrato bef ore Find elMe hi the WagiyA- He aliutod it ah when ha at­ ■ Harry Keaton of Loo Angeles,' ed afliuik on Nixon. Engagement vice president of taking a stand Asked whether he classified The bride-elect attmufod Man­ Neighbor’s Kitchen an hmic. nala be wftu havsrto use to naalL maatias lts partteiiler. Mlrrwf and apestklng worid, the London Dio- . S w t f e p l b y T u r m o i l tached the John Birch Society end Tdung Republiean president, 4rit- J, A. Leetham, RepubUoan coun- against the society as a smoke­ Nixem as a mkldle-of-the-roader, the aeith from plaaeta like ' haw tolarth. atid offlooHMOklng RopubUoona idaed the local group for eriUcle- ohairman, took another. view. screen to cover up lack of kno)wl- he replied that the battle Is def- chester High School and la am- or Vamia: penaary, 'was fo u n ^ In IM l ao Irish . Lallier ployed at the Patio Drive-In. Her : ailtNkv.' mcM r ' way,- adentlata have Man ■LOS ANOaXUCS (AJP)—TunnoU ahould oithor got out of M or ouat big. Nixon. .The organlaatlon's 0 said he had sosufed Oaliifomia edge of state iasuee, such as taxes initely a .middle-of-the-roader as t t r DORIS BELDDfO ^ At Work . From Barth, man has for aeoM-, iBbctremaly higbizOdio froflle the layer* or m | r- a'-oantral meono of dhpehatng Rbbosi Welch from lepdarMilp. oonatltutfon prohibHa units from Republican Repe. Edgar. W. Hle- and narootics, sgainlsi a con-servative." flahce attended Olaatobbury High m Mr. and Mrs. BmMt Irish, 24T m a time used the upper, layere of his dee do penetmfa the atmos­ fors of the upper atmeaphera. mediOinee to the oiok poor whom ■woopo Q ranks of focal RepuUl- taking sidae in gubernatorial pri- School, entered the U.8. Navy A Mde, Mrs. MHIsnl C. Bow- Then fotroparty battle hnea be­ stiirtd and John H. Roueaefot of "We ahould stick to Issues rath­ N. Main St., have announced the Isgr. 3 O cw it kn«w little or By THK ASIMkB4TBO PBB8S atmoipliara sa a mirror to reflect phere—aome feat vibrating Nc* Now .they will try—with the help pbysiciaiia were treating in the pa. eono, and hi' the middle of H to gan to fodn Tueedoy, I/oo Angolea maiy fights,- he asid. p «ty support. Both are mem­ er than going off into the Umbo Jordan includes the Biblical three yean ago and la based at nothing about ceoklnc. She de­ Some MMs for rcbsUipg your and bounce beck radio slgnala nala and. amne alower' vibrathig hut ^.^ Orecn J 5 T A M P S > 1 1 shortening IVg hard for anyone to perform 1 lb. fresh mi om cal Jobs well when they have U cup chicken tknn wcnicing on a 24-hour-awake , U cup sherry schedule. T cup light. Cl___ When you do aleep, sleep for First National! Tha Tima-Tastad • 9 9 a generou^ pinch marjoram at leapt two hours. And then, for salt and pepper to taste best results, don't perfprm mo­ N atipnal pie ccQst (packaged mix may notonous Jobs continually for long- be.uM ) hr than two hour pei4ods. Stores GI^EEN STAM PS Under condiUons of stress, SUM'^mushrooma .and saute in wM i 9 m iMrdMM •! SS.OO t m Fitdritao of BSrOOOtOOO Smart Housoiirivao All chicken fat. Add stook. marjoram, schsdules should not bs mors se­ salt and pepper. Oover and let vere than.two hours on and two AND THIt COUPON COok for 10 mlnutea Thicken with bousa off. * Ceusae Valid Hv» Saturday, March 10, 1942 At BrW NaHenal Slaraa - Unit Ona to an Adult Cidemar ,4our, add cream and wine, cover OSAttlTH, MM a TOIACCO NOeucrt mMtT HOM ITAMt ottn / and let simmer IQ . minutes. Stir • Utinkiag laiecta? Aorooo Amarioa * •. ojus kdir Priooo and Too Quolity occasionally to pl^ent sticking. ' Bver wander what a mosquito Remove from heat and place in thinks as K sinks its feeding pro­ casserole. boscis into your arm, and you Cut pie crust into triangles, or raise your hand to retaliate? 0 0 0 W E G I V E ! Into strips for a lattice topping, so Well, it’s unlikely that insects Wo Sivd you All Throo-THE no SI that the mixture may .bubble up. hare any individuai conMious- S^foeea/lenfen Bake at 400 degrees for 12 min­ ness, as we understand it, nays' i / \ utes. Reduce heat to 360 degrees Dr. R. E. Snodgrass of the Smith­ I'i' 1 and bake for 10 minutes more or sonian Institution. They are ap­ until lightly browned. This recipe parently governed by some sort makes four servings. The Mush' of inoompi^enstble and uncon­ room Pie may be made a day in scious Instinct—not like human or Salad Shrimp sz GREEN animal instinct either. advance and' reheated for serving. ^ S T A M P S . Mra. Rowley was bom In IHtta- The queen or mother s{g>arently DOUBLE M. STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY buigh. Pa., attended Irving Pre- governs insect societies tlwough paratory School In Mechanicsburg, some sort of trsnsmittod kistincu, AT YOUR FIRST NATIONAL SUPERMARKET Pa., and received her B.A. at which do not leave the subjects of Red Salomn<»»cAn Pittsburgh. College' for Women, the colony individual freedom. Dr. 8 9 ^ I I— mWaM - ■riatd' E W li if i - Infliald - tidg^i 9 - Manch—tar - Haw ■ritain - Nawintt— • FiabivIHa • laiJivilla and her M.A. at the University of Snodgrass suggests. First Pittsburgh. Science has yet to define what SiaHiMinr * SaotM ofl— - Uni— vIRa - Hartfard - WatharafiaM - W llllmantlc > W ill— - W M s a r • W M ta r L a d ii She was a member of a profes­ this insect instinct is snd how sional stock company in Williams­ it operates, but many feel that It C s GMS h I g a HS nNAST-KoflulorerThin ^ 1-L8 port. Pa., and at the Pittsburgh must exist. It It hard to iinaginr S p O g lld ll abollJOWAAACARONI Z PKGS ^ 7 National Playhouse. She has appeared in insects as mere machlnea when radio and television plays and has you scan their varied activities. srritten, directed, produced, and (Herald photo hr Satenla) Dr, Snodgrass adds. It would be S to re s acted in pla}rs for the Center MRS. MILLARD ROWLEY like imaj^ning automobiiek driv­ ' Fancy 8-OZ thesplans and the Little Theater ing themselves on crowded streets Sf htocbester. without ever colliding. Hsnl's Cablomia CANS Her husband is an analytical and Standard Division of United Air­ ford, and. the Bast Hartford Little iesign engineer for the HamUton craft Corp., in Windsor Locks. She Theater. She is a member of Cen­ Moss Sparks has two daughters. Miss Jennifer ter Congregational Church and the For 10 days each month, while Rowley of Manchester and Mrs. women's auxiliary o l Manchester the earth’s shadow field s ths Fancy 6 -0 1 David Walt of Twin Lakes. Ohio, Memorial Hospital. DONT GET UP NIGHTS moon from the brilliance of the Carifomia CANS • Sh9tnp9,foot I and three grandchildren. sun, s telescope with an elec­ Nimt's W . A H o e e i y a takas Jest SSe aaS IS kaart to atort Mrs. Rowley moved to Man­ Wax OarefuDy tronic eye is watching the moon chester in 1944. She lived in East Waxed livmg room floors are for meteorite eoUisionj. Hartford during World War U and pretty, but ratke sure they aren’t The,electronic eye—without the CHUCK - Bone-In D llilX I - AH Flavors was women’s recreational director so slippery that they become dan­ human fraUty of becoming bored aaa esay totoha BPKEl g Har~ traat- for the United Aircraft Corp. She gerous. Sllany household accidenU Family Siza 4B-OZ BTL CAKI il. Acta fast to tscraaaa aaO raaa- and unwatcbful at n monotonous Alw ays a Favorite 1 ' lato paaaa HOW at HaHh Zad was also a professional director for are caused from highly waxed Job—U expected by scientists at Wesson OH MIXIS •I®® rkarsiacr. the Parish Players In West Hart­ floors. Martin Marietta Corp. to pick out Pillsbury 3 A ll Cul^rom Choice Heavy Western Steer Beef In Handy, Frash 4 Sarvar Pack

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MANGHSSTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. ^ N N ^ THURSDAY, JfARCH ^,*1962., BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1962 '• PAGE NINETEEN . —-'riitf., ij.. .. ‘■iri House epeech yesterday, Ssely- new trade program by a. flood of Mggeat aian-assde sarth-norina back at tha gtats Jail today to y a 92U flna m tha convtttion. Lane in the Huatlngtoa seetlon ef flam- tn Bs TflllMt project aaywhere. ( Aiictioii Plenned tsrve out a tana for driving eecaped In a etolea car. Brown s ^ sudb agrsanients ahould imporU." Newtown, said a hasairious oon- '{i SMieNews without a Ucanss. Edward ba patterned after the voluntary dition exists at Sycesnore and LOS ANOI^LAB >- Chlltoniia’e FAVOWnS HADin At TAC Groimds OrahsuRi, who fled from a Jail work .UlM»B LO nr IN EXFOKT8 arrangamenta whereby ta^le ex­ SCHOOL BUS 1%EA B E JB C rn» Himtington Roads, where Oulr Trinity Dam, a flST-fbot embaak- detail In Haven Feb. 27, eiir- ports are controlled. children are now ptelced. up by the The faaiherehep. wab « Ybyarlte WA«Varn3TON (AI>) Rep. HA,RffiPOfa> (AP)—An appeal mmt, ie one of the world’s highest place for Idle persona in the l8m "RIGHT rendered to authorities at ths jail “It seems to me that what now A. liveetodt and .farm ma£hin- Horace siMly-Awwn, R-Oonn., Iim 1^ three Newtown residents for school bus. The board turned down yesterday, explaining that hU has been achieved.. .for the ootton the appeal.on the reoommendatian earth-fUl dsims. And work has century. In addition to Ita attrae- ery auction will head a Hat oC mother Had convinced him he caUed upon Prealdant Kennedy to textile Industry," he said, "can be lilt extension of local schooli bus of Its bearing agtat, Xsnnelh H. started on OrovUle Dam, near tlon as a focal point Cf news, some servtee was rejeoted by the Stats Trinty, which will rise 735 feet to musical Inatnimpnt alwaya waa avenU ateted April 28 to raiaa * (qwttnwd tr«M Pa(« Om ) should thru himself in.; nsgotists agreentanta with othar achieved in a similar manner for Lundy. Thr plea Was originally Qrsham, father of flye children, nstlena llmiU« their hshvy ex­ all Industrlce which afa aEsoted Board of Education . yesterday. rejeoted by the Newtown Boerd of beotoie the highest dam of. any kept for the entertainment ef wait­ funga ftjr the ToUaiid Agiteifltuk- LOWER nHOE^ . HIOHER QUALITY...THE BEST STUMPS ^ - AND MORE OF THEM typq in the UWted SUtee sad ths ing ettatemers...^ . al'Center Inc, ' jTMtarday s t a niw t ooafwwiM waa Jailed when he was unable to ports to the Xmltod States. In a or Hkely to be alfeeted.under any The reeidants, who Mve on Fern Education Jen. 3. daring «U eh ha‘d«|)lai«d "Inarw*- ISe auction and other aventa will begin at 10 a.m. on the TAC •d gorarmnmt Inttrfwnt!*** In the I " grounda on R t 80 in Vernon and fre» enterpTlM aTitem. -will laat 'until 8 pjn. . Ihe only ot^er'announced-bOP ecnttnder'for the aeat now held ^ ‘i Funda will be uaed to pay the Democrmt Robert Glatmo of New' rixrent yeer'a mortgage payment on the new TAC oentor and.to help Haven la Guilford firat aelectman flnance ooni{rietion .of a demon- Daniel Reinhardiwn. ataation kitchen and two rental otOcta m the hulkUng. Siltubury for ff^eUace . Xn auction of houaebold Kema, SIMSBURY (AP) — Houee g homemakera’ haaaar and food Speaker Anthony E. Wallace haa aeJe of pMnta and garden been endoraed for the Republican tea, diUdren's gamea ahd a gubernatorial nomination by the ken baihecud'.are major, events R^ubllcan committee in hia home­ aohbduled. Refieahmenta will be town of SIpubury.' Store er’s S e jMTved all day. Wallace waa applauded by the oommlttee laat night for hie ' Mm. John Hutchinaon . of An­ “warmth and peraon^ty and dover ia general chairman. Chair- genuine interest m the people" and Your Popular store manager helped pick out these exciting itaen for specific eventa ara Henry described as "the one man who can Lanz of EUlngton, Herbert Nieder- lead a united' Republican party to werfer of ToUand, Mm. Neil Ma- victory in November." values for you! The selection is tremendous . . . money sav- oomber.of Vernon, Mm. Ralph He la expected to announce hia of Bolton, Mm. Leater candidacy in the next two weeka. lid of Andover, CliffiHd ing specials in all departments. Now is the't,ime to stock- sutd Weriey Bulla of Ver­ non and Camillo Buaoagha of Kowahki Backed up . . hurry to this wonderful sale! Oonentry. MONTVILLB (AP) — A New W Auctioneer will be Auatln Da- ______MOTT’SIB B R IW ^ ,^ London Qninty committee was thrqp of PlainviUe.' ' SAVE 20% anil MORE ON SHOP-RITE PRODUCTS fomed last n i^t to promote the P^ple wishing to donate Items mo candidacy of tr s . Rep. Prank Ko- SIRLOIN AND SHORT— TOP GRADE CHOICE yj popular e h o ^ oontaot one of the chair- I Beliere: ON TOTAL ORDER OVER NATIONAL BRANDS 200 EXTRA lA walaki for the Democratic nomi­ nation for the U.S. Senate. . The Mott S&H STAMPS M John Janovic, New London, ■m.. SAVE2SC I ” named chairman and Lyndon CustoiMr b WITH PURCHASE OF $10 TQ $20 , ‘m Crawford. Lyme, waa named vice "ALL W A Y S" Right Coupon good March 8 thru March 10, 1962 at chairman. Six of the county's >1 MotU Wilson, Manchester, Albany Ave. and B B ■ Dvnocratic town committee have SPACHEHI 9r ELBOWS 5 - T Bristol stores. One coupon to a family—Adults M B andoraed Kowalski. HERrS PROOF only. ------^ 8 State Law; Cigarettes, Beer and Fair Traded Win Margin-Baiaed items excluded .from offer. NEW BRITAIN. (AP) — Mayor 1 • LOWER PRICES—We fought to Julius J. Kremaki’a 13-vote margin OPEN WEDNESOAY, THURSDAY the Supreme Court to be allowed of victory hi a Democratic mayor­ BAKED BEANS »«“ “ 4 * 4 9 ’ alty prlmaiy last week waa boost­ to price Motts Bread at 10c. aiN FRIDAY till 9 SERVICEr ed by a recotmt yeeterday to 33 M s a v e s c O g i a n t / | A votes. The recount was ordered by Su­ 725INDDU TURNPIKE EAST HIGHb.!., QUALITY—Compare perior Court Judge Joseph EL Klau C I a t the request of Joseph P, Morel- M NANCHESTER Mott’a "Tender-Trim" Meats— PINEAPPLE-GRAPT JUICE 2 » 4 9 11, a fom er mayor also aeeklng the PORTERHOUSE STEAK - FtSH DEPT. Quality Ckmtrcdled Vegetables MOTT’S nomination. and see for yourself. MoreUl lost 20 votes in the re­ Grand Champion QuatUy-^Your Best Steak Value At Any Price SAVE12C count, giving him a total of 3,119 DOUBLE STAMPS 18 OZ. 500 EXTRA votes to Kremski's 3,152. SAMI TOr eUAUTY lEIT . . . SAMI roniUR RMUUR TRIM ... STOCK W YOUR M BZIRI C u M om y Smooth j a r The third candidate. Andrew P. EVERY WEDNESDAY LAMIECT v a r iety OF !• THE BEST STAMPS— is I 49 S& H STAMPS Denuxae, polled 3,534. Kremakl will America’s Oldest and Most Valu­ PEANUT BUHER or Chunk face Republican 'Thomas J. Meskill TOP able Stamp... 33 million women WITH PURCHASE OF $20 OR MORE In the April election. I • SAVE 10c Coupon good M arch'8 thru March. 10, 1963 a t M GRADE save H.'OCl And month in and 14 O Z . Q Q Motla Wllaon, Mancheeter, Albany Ava. and a g i month out Nobody gives more c I Due at Polaria Ceremony CHUCK ROAST CHOICE at our Fresh Fish Departments b o t s. Bristol stores. One coupon to a family—Adults H M e s h f is h stamps to each customer than only. — • mm OROTON (AP) —1*000 goner- Mott’s. TOMATO CATSUP State Law: Cigarettes, Beer and Fair Traded atlona of the families at Ihoraaa items excluded from offer. A. Edison will witness the oom- JAKA 109 SAVE4C 2 Bdaaloning ct the Polaris subma­ FRESH HADWXK rine named for the famed inven­ IMPORTED REG. tor, in ceremonies a t 1:30 p.m. CANNED HAA4S CANS I Saturday at General Dynamics FOR LEH T TOMATO SOUP FlavorfHl Ootp.'s EBeetrie Boat Diviaion. L ___ Trie Edison will be the eighth CHOPS Pcriiria submarine to join the fleet. and STEW FILLETS On hand will be Mrs. John Eyre Di$^6yed On Ice $ALE$ PRICE$ EFFECTIVE THUR$. thm SAT. LAMB COMBO AT MOTTS STOBK LISTED BELOW Bloane. West Grange, N. J., Edi­ Fresh^ son's daughter and sponsor of .the submarine when it was launched ir Your Easy Selection last June IS; John Sdiaon Sloane, SHOULDER From tha New M O m Geri-Ann 587 WHUOLE TURNPIKE EAST Summit. N. J., the inventor's' CUT grandson; and Madeleine Edison Lb. Deep Sea NEAR THE GREEN, MANCHESTER Sloane, also of Summit, great- VEAL CHOPS TaH^Can Of Lb granddaughter of the “Wlaaid of SPLTS NO. 1 33c OPEN NIGHTS|AON. thru SAT. TILL 9 Menlo P ark " and mald-cf-honor at OVEN READY FRESH RE6 UUR Sfe LB. ^ the launching. CARNATION Lb. ukMc Principal speaker win be Adm. ESPECIALLY HADBOBKi ' FIU.ETS ' In the event because of unforeseen conditions Claude 'V. Ricketts, vtce chief of DliCKLINaS -45 6R0UND BEEF EYAP. MILK Mott’s runs out of any advertised item, you can naval operations.. xji. 59c receive a "RAIN CHECK" entitling you to the The ceremonies will include as- wiwi yaa bay « for S1.M MEANT FOR LENT! 000 FiaETS sumptlon of command of the 3,900- product on your next regular visit to the store. ton vessel by Capt Charles M. MAGKERa / Lb. 39c Young, Coronado, OUlf., ornn- ENRICHED BREAD manihng officer of the bius crew. Cmdr. Walter Dedrick, Vail EXTRA 8AH STAUP VALUES Calif., commanding officer of aiOED HALIBUT ✓ Lb 59c gold crew, wl)l report Ws crew SWANSON’S TV DINNER NO COUPONS NEEDED—NO LIMIT! ready for dutyi Clam INTRODUCTORY PRICE sl Aie b s a l u o n Lb 99c Now Am«Flo ProeoM Examiner a Get Aidea 4% |P Extra Stamps With' Purchase Of 1 Doz. HARTFORD (AP) —Hartford SNOW'S Mqcqroni / BBLE FILLETS Lb 59c A 9 Mott’s Dawn Fresh Eggs At Reg. Low Price County Ooronei; Louis W. Schaefer MIRACLE M IX " givts you o biood REGULAR 2 for 37c announced today the appointment NEW INGUNO STYLI 15 os. of two assistant medical examin­ IPEROH HLLETS Lb. 59c Extra Stamps With Purchase Of ers, one for Hartford and the oth­ SAVE 35e cant HOT APPLE PIE At Reg. Low Price. er for West Hartford. qnd Cheeise wiH.NOHous<»i.Mkibw full POUND LOAF Freshly Baked On The Premise^. Dr. Bradford Blaiichard will re­ ^OPBI OYSTERS r»-t89e place Dr. William S. Vaim, who re­ Pound Coho ttxturo—fTry It Today! signed. in Hartford. His office la Extra Stamps With Purchase Of located at 137 Jefferson St. OFEHGUUS X mp...SSs. COPPER-GLO At Reg. Low Price. Dr. Ian MacKinnon was named to the West Hartford post. His of­ S b v b 0 fice is located at 1005-E Farming- STEAMER GUMS Lb 33c ton Ave., .West Hartford. Miracle^ 17c The coroner said that Dr. Don­ ald R. Hazen still remains as an­ GHERRYSTOHE GUUS Lb t t c other assistant medical examiner for Hartford, and that Dr. Alex­ ^ SALAD o n . ander B. Milyko remains as medi­ UE19 SEA SOAaOPS Lb. 09C LBNTEN SEMOOD SPeCIALS cal examiner for West Hartford. DRESSING STOCK-UP FOR LENT . . . M.19 Criminally Reaponaihle QUARTS Wh it e SHmuF lA. 1 ; HARTFORD (AP) — Coroner Fresh Fancy » Louis W. Schaffer today held Gaiaet Doq Feed 3 79* Rafael R. Cancri, 25, of 287 Belle- FREE STAMPS JL Yue SL criminally responsible for SeronWrep. , “Jl I STEAKS OF ^the fatal stabbing Feb. 19 of his’ NO COUPON NaO ID-IUY ALL YOU WANT ------. st-ff. e O c • common law wife, Rosemary Rlck- rh SWORDFISH THE SEA * etU . 15.,’ ooran wrap ' » 9Te fXTRA STAMPS PREPARED FISH - The Couple had been arguing. with purchase ef 6-ez. Pky. I the coroner sai;l, and Cancel was White Tuna I Yubcp Inst. Ceffee 2 5 Fiom Moit's SERVICE - Jealous of the girl's attentions to ALPS SUCED SWISS . Z mele patrons of a restaurant where FRESH FROZEN SEAFOOD - they .worked. W S Vemont MDid Syrup 'LT 59* EXTRA STAMPS After the stabbing in their Starkist bELn:ATESSEN SHOr-RITE apartment, the coroner said. Can­ C S, DifguldT with purchaia ef PI19. ef SOUR nSHIRMEN SREADSO cel vtent to a nearby market and COOPER C.V. SLICES and had the proprietor call police. Can­ Chunk , COOPER C.V.. STICKS. FISH cel handed over a kitchen, knife he ^ E D SHRIMP LABfiE— Lb. 99t COB, PERCH or 1C I used gnd made a full confession, Sava 16c Mott’s "Tender-Trim” Label Guarantees the coroner added. 100 EXTRAF«rFaiic*li*i / ^ C 4 7 * EXTRA S r W s STICKS your serving Deliciously TeTider, Perfectly The cMe is to be presented. with purchpia ef Pity. SNOKEB FMJ.ETS » AM HADDOCK, j '.'March 15' to a grand Jury. .Aged Meat, Triple TTrimmed for Extra , STELLA CHEESE RAVIOLI Value—Extra Enjoyment. Trucker Arreated WORLD GREEN FRiEB HADDOCK u .m EXTRA STAMPS BANQUET COMPLETE DINNERS : 8TRA1TORD (AP) — A truck Populates Garden-Fresh Produce 1 driver was arreated her# early to- with purchaie e f All Meat FBIED SMELTS , ' ... SSt da.v for the illegal use of s radar 'warning devife. V ^CAPITOL FARMS FRANKS State- Police said -it was^ the first STAMPS FRIED BOAULOPS S9e MACARONI 0 7 c haddock arrest under a regulation an- EXTRA STAMPS 'nounced by the state motor vehi­ LARGE, SWEET, JUICY with purchata ef 14-ei. lettic cles commissioner last November StVFFED CLAMS S ,» 3$6 and CHEESE, ea. Z, I DINNERS banning such devices. SEA MIST AMMONIA • Police salo the driver, Robert FREE ' Brest. 25, Greenville, Pa., was il­ EXTRA STAMPS legally parked'at the Stratford toll with purchaie ef Chec.-Avered Bite S in area of the Oonnectlout Turnpike " The MUk That Mode Cows. Htatory SAVE 30o A CARTON Temple Oea. CHARLESTON CHEWS .'W hile napping in his tractor-trail- «r. ■ Goms. Approwri Hotnogenised CIGARETTES Fork-Tender r A trooper ‘discovered the warn- _lng deyice on the dashboard when EXTRA HAMPS SHOP.RIW and Delicious The Vramed Brest about the park V IT A M iN S T/IC with KEEBLER Cecemit-Chec. DROPS ~ lpg ivlolation.' Klag ai» ^ ^ ' r Brest was ordered to appear in m ilk ^Bridgeport Circuit Court March 26 10 OZ. CELLO PACKAGE a k e x t r a s t a m p s PbH I DtVMtt 4 •r nUsr Tips Oattoa . * * T on the radar device charge and an V 3 with purchase of 16-ot. Pkf. Frown " Illegal parking charge. Police said the detection t^e.vlce GORTON'S FISH STICKS WE BE8EBVB mORT TO UM R qtJAKTfTnCS ONUCK ROAST lb. ' picks up the radar sTgnal when the° '.'.vehicle a p p ^ c h e s the area of the CiftreHM EXTRA STAMPS ' ;;;ra(iar transmission and makes a Fresh Spinach with purehan ef 7-ez.Pliy. FROZEN ..JBoise warning the driver...... , GORTON'S SCALLOPS r ESCAPEE RETURNS r : m w h a v e n (API-A 30-ysar- •M ktaidsii/ heuM pxmur was DOUBLE S& H STAMPS EVERY WED.

I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O ^ ., THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1968 PAGE t w e n t y -o n e FAflATWBNTir MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1902 r iif i : »■" Legislative Unit Adjourns Pidks.Ctfficers In Move to FoU Reporter EVERY W EDNESDAY is DOUBLE STAMP DAY at STOP&SHOP!

X n . K « ^ t h H o ig t, *0 8lW«t HARITORD (AP)—a layliia-^aUbarataty adjoutnad to thwa» lu ie. Bast Hartford, wds alactod presa efforts to get newa. tlva adueaUon auboommlttaa ad- Senator Hammar r^iened tha naaldant o f Manctteatar BittMam }oamad tta meeUng today rattiar I Ohib last nUrlit at a maattai; at meeting with a lengthy speech op­ > tlia K o f O Homa than bava tha preaa sK In on tta posing the attendance of reportera. InstaQation o f o fflca n wUl. taka diaouaslon o f unlveratty o f Oon? She said tha education subcommit­ baetlaut student f aea tee was really a oontlnuaiice of tha placa April 10 at 0 pjn. at tka i jiiirV Homa. Tha caramony artll ba ■nu sOboommittaa. baadad by Education Committee of the lg61 -: .'f.,' wmductad by tha suprama praal- fitata San. taicy T. Hammer, Bran­ legislature. dant. Mra Jdhn J. Orfudano of ford RapubHean. took the action Since 'executive aeaelona' of leg- $peciol Beain For Rutharford, H. J „ aaaiatad by Mra at Ka.stata oapttat meeting altar laUtlve coinmltteee during a Gen­ Mra Hammer oomplalRed on press eral Aseembiy leealoa are held be­ Bacon'n attaiidbig but astd aba would not hind cloeed doors, she said that to­ Stop & Shop Siwppers Only! ask the press to leave. day’s 'executive seselon' should not Btw said tbe latter action would Include the preec. Get thU fabuUnu buy and probably result ki a lot of pubUc- A Hartford reporter waa the only HUNDREDS OF fty such"as that which frrtlowed press member attempting to cover Ton Value Stamm, too! her group's ouster of the press at ttie meeting. Ms ptWloua meeting. "The right to know law doesn’t apply to leglelatlve committee No. 585M. Ihe surprise adjournment mo­ KING EXTRA,IS. STAM PS CLIP THIS COUPON tion pkeiMmted the committee alone," 8«udor Hammer’ said. The neweman, in reply, said that In addition to ths extra atampa on thii pags you can get hun- from Ms planned queeUonlng .-of the press covered all hearings «f SIZE 100 lO G ExtravauE Stam ps Joim Bvsns, flsoal vice president leglalaUve committeeg' during Gan- dreda more on items clearly marked throughout the atore. of the unlvenMty, who had been eral Assembly sessions. H« con­ EXTRA ^ wkM yM koy a 1-lb btytl lln Inysrlri summoned there to testify. tended Evana' testimony, In affect, State Rep. Douglas M. Fellows, was a form of hearing and that the STAMPS Hebron Republican and high staff press should be permitted to. hear C a n n e d H a m member of the University of Hart­ what was aald. The reporter also Only one coupon pei tomllv JIM 10 ford, offered the adjournment mo­ noM that this waa the only legis­ KtdttmobU by adult ohly Good thru Sot., Mor/ tion which was eetonded by Sen­ lative subcommittee that has taken TRAY TABLES StoP'Shop ator Hammer. the attitude that the presa should He first asked Evans If he no.attend Its deliberations. wished to make a statement "to Senate Chairman Gloria Schaffer the press.” Evans explained that of the full education committee in- • Brati Mtirai he came more to answer questions seated that while she agreed with K” tafeHlar stall from the committee. many of Senator Hammer’s views, •''Well, 1 have no questions,” the attempt to remove the press Mtftoaraff l6|t Mra. Kaanatb Uodga Fellows aald. "I move we ad­ was “stirring up a tempest In a journ." teapot.” ' Ik^Eitra largi irsyi No. 585G CUP THIS COUPON Waltar Ouch of Perth Amboy, N. This was the first time since pas­ M tn the press left, the legisla­ 3^ and aupcame staff. A buffet sage of the ‘right to know law’ aev- tive committee quietly reassembled Pam Shows National 4>lf Honors Clothing • Hi m paHirn ^ simper wlU be served, and guests eral years ago that a meeting waa to hear Evans. 50 50 Extra,HUE Stam ps /Pamela JedndewSkl, of TyiUand, ode of 12 winners of National 4-H dub achriaraliip awards, visits ara SKpacted from clubs through­ tn srhiti a'lii fall ‘ -nkw yrn lay a. 1-lb «M •( SUy I Skay, lyry er out tha state and Hew Bngland. the Rockville dtamber of Commerce office to show dresses she has designed and made In her eight EXTRA Other otflcers elected last night Shoreline Flooded, Battered years with 4-H. The manneqidna are In the diamber window along wltb other dlsplaye in Observ- • Stahl rtiiitant were Mra James H. McVeigh, Jun­ ance' of National 4-H Week. Painela'reoelved her naitlonal award in November at the National 4-H STAMPS Grisco Shortening ior past presidant; Mrs. Carol tnn- ' dU b Congress In CtMeago. The edw lairitip Is fo r 9400, (Herald photo by O’Oonnor). >nly one coupon per family | Ihan, vice preaidsnt; Mra. John Good thru Sot., Mar. 10 Zlemak, financial secretary; Mra. Redeemoble by adult only 1 Stanley Baldwin, treasurer: Mrs. Storm Deaths , at 31, Columbia Paul Mehl, recotfUng secratsryi Mrs. OUver Cromwell, chairman of l i i i ------trustees; hOss Julia Dulka second truatae, and Mra. Lawt-ence La- E&nes Drive Polia, third trustee. Damage in Millions The Baby Has Also, Mm. Wlhlam Mohr, fimt Nets $642.80 asalatant marshal; Mrs. James (Oontiiined Page Om ) Q No. 585P Brown, second assistant marshal; RockiUlo^Vemon Columbia contribute$l'9642.80 to C L P THIS COUPON Mrs. Joseph Farr, chaplain; Mm. reported her forward bulkhead Been Named••• Charles Ijathrop Jr^ pmas corres­ had buckled and her chance of RHS Science Fair the March of DinK^'Idrs. Thomas pondent; Mm. IBmeat Barnes, his­ surviving Was In doubt O'Brien, chairman' of the drive. Ordinarily Sell for *9.95 lo *IIJ 5 5 0 E x t r a , hue S t a m p s torian; Mm. Arthur Leduc, flmt 50 Other t^rginia areas hit by Slated March 15 reports.IS. Thls^ts^ \ 918.80 more than «km yM key a ll-ia kag •( guard; Mrs. Raymond Bean, sec­ high Udea were WlUoughby ,ahd the 9624«24 nilM d Ilast year, and is Purtlese, Lori Anne, daughUr of Mr. and Mrs. Bsbastian R. in Loading Doparlmont Sloros! EXTRA ond guard. Ocean View, both fronting pheaa- most g m lfy ln g . she said, since The president-elect appointed peake Bay. Among the evacuees Ths Rockville High School an­ Pughese, RFD 2, Rt. 80, Venum. She was bom Feb. 27 In Hart­ M aine Potatoes Mrs. Alfred Ritter as correspond­ waa a family of seven/ children, nual science fair will be held in ford Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. fundd are badly needed to pay for STAMPS ing secretary and Mra Samuel the high school science rooms next Frands J. PasanelU, Windsor. Her paternal grandparents are patient care. . $ Only one coupon pet family all with measlba. Two persons Redeemable by .adult only M Good thru Sot., Mar, lO Vacantl as tnamhal. suffered heart attacks at the week with exhibits open to the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pugllese, Hartford. She has a tsother, Rob­ Mrs. O’Brien said 9814.90 waa Mm. Paul Gagne, Junior past height, of the flood. Two women public March 15, a Thursday, from ert J., IH. collected by the Mothers March, president, and Mrs. Vacantl, past 2;3(hto 9 p.m. directed by Mrs. William J. Mur- NOWl in. labor were taken to Norfolk phy. president, are co-chairmen of the hospitals. Low-lying areas In ^Judging 'wUl take place March Andeison, Valerie (Jay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. I ' 1 Democratic Osoous THIS SET Installation oommittee. downtown Norfolk and Ports­ Anderson, 114 W. Main Bt^Rodcyille. She was bom hflarA 8 in They will be asakrtad by Mrs. mouth were flooded. A number of the top exhibits will Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mn. Rita The Democratic Town Commit­ OF 4 CAI Rlittw, Mm. Baldwin, Mm. Lenl- A t . Chtn'coteague, Va., 600 resi­ be taken by students to the North­ Kinney, Houlton, Maine. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. tee will come up for re-election at lit v iMn, Mrs. Zlamah, Mm. Charles dents tvere evacuated as the ern Connecticut Science Fair to be and Mrs. Laveme Anderson, Houlton. She has -t^w sisters, Deb­ the party caueiM today at 8 p.m BE YOURS TOP PooUcelU, Mis. J, Willis KeUey, pounding surf broke up their held at the West Hartford Armory orah Jeon 4, and Bhiria Mha, S. x in Yeomans Hall. The cauciu will FOR The Hnest Meat You'll Ever Eat! Mim. Hodge, Mrs. Farr, Mrs. Mc­ homes. March 21 th ro u ^ 24. Miss Lucille • • • • • also select party endorsed dele­ gates to the state convention, the esa p itia 66t Veigh aivd all inoomliig officers. . Two men drowned and another Kuhnly,' head of the high school Doboas, BUohael Joeeph. son o f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Do- ONLY. . . •f 4 Kill tin Tloketa fo r the iitstallatlr., or any com­ from the storm were reported In be taken to West Hamord has not Lefebvre, CSdoopee Falls, Mass. Hla paternal grandmother Is mittee member. yet been determined. Mrs. Sot^e Rconan, Warriiouse Point. His paternal grandfather Manchester Evening Herald Co­ You get S Jdng-aiM trayi oo legs plus s atongs Top»Bottom Round North Ckirollna, 60-mtle-an-hour lumbia coire^Kmdent, Mrs. Don­ winds piled up tides of 10 feet About 75 exhibits are expected Is Anthony Doboez, RpCkvlUo. He has a brother, Gregory tray on ieaatsra Sst frtda for compact atorags, YOU SAVE 15' to he displayed at the high school. James, 1. ald R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy Wednesday along most areas of The exhibitors will be mainly /•*'••• 8-8464. the state's outer banks- Heaviest freshmen and sophomores. Miss Seven • Dentists damage appeared to be in the PtlffftTj GGI^ David,I____ _ son of MT. and Mrs. Richard A. Csas- •n T tantl Rag, 6 for 98s Kuhnly said, with possibly a few 29 AvonEast Hartford. He was bom Feb. 22 s t MOn- Nags . Head-Kitty Hawk resort upper class students entering area. otaesUr Menibrtal Hoapltal. Hla maternal grandmother la Mra. FroziB • •. OoiMld Duck IraHd In Dental Plan projects as well. Displays will in­ Kathkr^ Gero, Beat Hartford. Hte paternal grandmother la / Hopes for the survival of three volve biology and general science persons aboard the missing yawl subjects for the moat part, she M raJp^ Oaaaw, 22 Ridge St, MOncheeter. He haa a broth- Guinevere were dimmed Wednes­ eivwchard Jr, 17 montha. U nder Attack said. e a e e • day nighf when a Coast Guard The Judges will bs Miss Dorothy cutter spotted In the water a L Y N N fiojuWuf. 3 Its famed boardwidk STOffiSHOP DeLUXE SLICED BACON A U o ance of profession services in a chewed up. Damage there was esti­ ■ NOT PRE-PACKAGED TURKEYS, CAPONS, DUCKS, CORNISH HENS auperior manner, advertising mated at more than 90 million prices, the name of the corporation, A t Sea |sle City, N. J „ three TURKEYS CHUCK GROUND RY-T-FIIESSJf-l the meaha of advertisment and un­ helicopters' evacuated IS hospital ARMOUR STAR ROLOGNA •' LiVERWURST ';,r SF.. professional conduct. The penalty patients to a Cape May court­ Poultry, Parts ■"-Cut 'Fresh Daily under law for such vloilatlons in house hospital. Also flown out ______BUY THE PARTS YOU LIKE BEST auspension or revocation of license. were 15 nurses, doctors and clergy Franco American Clancy declined to reveal the working at the hospital. More than .w ...$1 Identities of the complainants 1,000 persons, fled to the msdnland BUY QUALITY—GUARANTEED TO SATISFY SAVE III! signing the affidavit. He said,' from the island resort. N R9 % \f however, that the action was be- ' Gale winds and high tides did SPAGHETTI Bicularijr 2 sani 29e -« Ing taken by the dentists on an the most damage In the New .Ymk Lenten Specials! 8 .Independent basis because of the area. Coney Island In Brooklyn 8 to 12-08 to 20 Lhe. 'fsdlure of the local association to was flooded, as were Lower Mw- STOPS SHOP tajee any positive action in the hattan areas. HOME FREEZER D E F T ^ .S .D . A. CHOICE HALIBUT STEAKS matter. . Other New York areas damaged e«M«n’ The plan in which jthe dentists were the borough of Staten IslaM Moke Stop A Shop yeut ’ SAVESUe are participants proposes to give baadquertan for tha bifgaM and Fire Island, which is off the variety of 6na llrit for Laiit ; FISH STICKS Bsc2|ikgs 6$s ^ Teamster Union members, ■ their southern coast of Long Island. I n . 55 wives and children under 19 years The U.S. Weqther Bureau in of age complete basic dental care Washington noted that the storm WHOLE L A M B BACKS Including.^ x-rays, flllings. extrac­ occurred at a period In a 28-day SWORDFISH STEAKS tions. The plan does not Include lunar cycle when the gravitational APPROXiMATC CUTS FANCY YOUNG PORK! special dental work blit it wais forces of the sun and moon pull Add iatarSat to your manu. Cat, Wrapped. Shoiy by tarviag diffatant kind* of atated by Roberto that members together, thus giving It hl^6r 14 to 17 LOIN LAMI CHOPS WHOLE ' . • 5 9 1 "w ill be able to have suqh work tides.- The combined effect is dev-- Preeee—Ofceedy for PORK (iih a* .Lattaa fatt dayal GEISHA--TUNAd49 OR done at their own expense at a astating. Also, said the bureau, 14 to 17 RIB LAMI CHOPS Year Freeser, , Bttbstantlal saving in cost to the wind velocity was exceptional Apprevlmafe Weight them., 2to2V2LBS.UMBSTEW M to 18 lbs. R O A S T ^ y for a winter storm. •t Skies were clear or Jiartly 2 UMBKIDNEYS X-ray M o n a r c h cloudy In most of the stonn- midrn VyaOLE BEEF W i s h b b n e Betty Crocker ’ stricken region and ih other east­ ‘ t ■ • Dietetic ^obds .X-«ays were no named by their ern and central sections but wet FANCV,.qUALITY U.S.P. A. CHOICE French'Dressing Dote Bor Mix • dlaooverer, William -Roentgen, be­ weather dampened areas west'Of HINDqUARTERS OF WESTERN TENDERLOINS SWEET LIFE Elberts Peachei * ®i, 25' cause they then were rays of up- the Mississippi ■’Uver. , LENTEN SPECIAL .wMf.Pus 2 •“ 39' known origin and an ”x” is used It was a little Ohilly across moat Use as a m eat w we wiU C y 4 | 0 BAM SCALLOP DINNEB l ^ i a 3 3 c J , ' ' . l , r 3 9 c as a scientific symbol for the un­ of the eastern half o< the country eat ‘« e fer stoiaka. , Lh. ■ ■ • V T BAM BAKED FISH Cut Grew Beini 2 / ," 37' known, hience X-ray. but ternperatures moderated in BACON ito 59c DINNEB much of the Plains region, and S T E E R B E E F Rtdaam your coupons $ 10,000 (»AND PRIZE ‘ BUTLER ACCUSED the western Mlselssippl Valley, CELLO PACK 5 4 ...$ 1,000 PRIZES LOS AHGSh^ (AP)—Actress FOREqUABTKBS OF WpSTERN Weston , 0 erber's Metrecal (or Mvingt balow! W i s h b o n e Carnation', N a b i s c o The merciuy dropped to near Fhg. 49c ‘ Mary I*idctord testified Wednes­ .freezing southward into sections day that a 95,000 oapfAlre ring Of northern Florida and to a oool iphocolote.Chlp Cookies Boby Food Dietetic Wafers Itolion Dressing Instont Dry Milk Oreo Creme Cookies dbe owns ivaa disoovered miaaing ENTER "CAR 54” CONTEST 46 in M iam i . wfafle her fbemer butler weh on a ' In .the West, a major transconti­ in fruits and vegetables Strained Food 9.]ors 95c Food tupplam.nt idao! ~7C^ ~ Bumpean tour. 99c • ... w sm IN SASH FRIZES! p o c k ^ .4 9 c nental highway through southern S T E E R B E E F i S * 29c junior Food . 6 jars 92e w i n 3 9 c 8 qudrt poekoga ' D C H h e butler, Wilham F. Paul, 46, a Wyohiing, U.S. Highway 80, was NO laCTB.^ OaMiBCHB FCW CC9ffm CaVTOta, PACaUMHNO A i a f WtUBF nUPCagNO M emtged with illegally tians- blocked for eight .hours Wednes­ FANCY, WBRO 8 W I^ . JUICY, INDIAN BIVEB / 5c o ff Mr. Cleon *L?34c 5coffJ , PACK TW EinirJcidW S^tcerPlatis' French, Senators TKreaten Must Include ACI08S INctP---- - All 5 Stages Algeria War Fliires IB Community CanateHeiit teltelds T-IWlP^rtj” A' representative, of Bo'we-Al- towft 31 Route (sb.) Unions on Strikes (OmlhHM toesn rag* Om ) 33 Daybreak bertson. consulting firm now doing U StoiU tptei ' (comb, form) , Survivors. btsUsa her daugh- I2th Circuit MAH 33 Variety of , tsr in Maxiehestor. tncloda two preliminary et/\fr planning for Tha netbUatota teorkfid ifi aa- <}5Samp)ar ' (OsnIUaaA IteHte Vtege Ovii) er«cy hChlnd a heavy Ereheh aa- fAMADe<30«re^ 16 Jumped Mwtor' daughters hi Stamford, a eon in both were akepUcal that the mis- the Eighth District, last night In­ ^owriTU-nit. 34 O d ra ’S.) Rivertelde, Conn.’,, two grandchil­ sUe sltea eommlseion, headed by G>iirt Cases eurity guard in 'thi 'lar? stucco rat/ - ITM etianf el 25 Exude tiM loBMA) motion to OsUblteh the UfUson committee were Muadt aaid timB loat from atrike formed North End directora that hotel overlooking Lake Geneva. cloth 28CltylnNeTsda eonunlttB*, (oUowln* the loiid pointed last night. dren and three gieat-grandidill- Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Gold­ USpriU d r n work stoppages at miasilA btats berg, could keep peace at the the planning of all fl\e proposed Both sides sgreed to make aa aODMMllgiuI 27 Arabian gulf tldtea by Atty. Harold W. Oarrity, Although he has been the leader cose from 9SS mate days e< labor MANCHESTER SESSKIN public comment for fear ef fur­ 29Hostelries s. 41 Assenting alao b DUfaoorat,- who last night, of the move to give the board of The funeral will be held tomor- by induci^ voluntary com­ construction stages must bs com­ SlFuteni inew 30 Memorandum exclamatum 4BTunied xiSbt roiw at 9:S0 a.m. a t the Oonvery lost in li dlaputas in Dacember to pliance with lU recommendations. pleted under go%*emaient contract A Manchester youth this morn­ ther inflaming parfisan easetlena 3S Ifuie of poetry (dial.) BO Order (Latte) and Bte OMrathl oecaslonB, has call­ education a role in deciding wheth­ 2,300 man days lost In 33 stop­ in Algeria. 28 Myotic medicine 31 Scottish riyer ed (Or tha eowmlttae. Republican and Hanley Ptmeral Home, 460 ‘T beUeve," MdCHeUan aaid. and then a brochure will be pre­ ing wss flnad $100 for his part in 30 Roman bronse 43 Heron B2Help er to establish a Manchester com­ Summer St., Stamford, with a aot- pages in January. omeiaie in Paris indicated that 32 Anideat Aii*a 37Laiwl sewer 44Sovietdty S3FMasa«Bli^ EdwaM Gianney oecoadad Cum­ munity college, Atty. Garrity last He said five unions were involved "that the only aolution to this pared-for Eighth District voters. a rSctett frheas at a hifih school SSPigpen • B5 Bustle emn high Maas of requiem at St. problem iA legiriaUon which well Charles Walsh, partner in the announcement ef a ceeat-fire waa 34SUiU boir SSOnager 45 lanr sand hill mings’ motlosL. night Said he will not sSnre on the —the miUwrighta, ]ripe fitters, iron dance, one of the results of a rc- expected between March 18 and 40 Negative reply. gOCirl'aname SONotUaC S upt Of JMiools WUUam H. cewunittee. *in view of my re­ Mary’s (Ihurch, Stanford,' at 10. nixake striking at our defense estab­ constilting firm, made the state­ SSCtemlcol mflix Burial win be In S t J < ^ 's Ceme­ workers, electricians and operating ment and reconsnendaUon foifoa'- ■riew of two easss involving.'' five 33. Plans wers bsing mads for MPun-lenKth r “r" IT r CurUs pnmisad that the action— marks." engineers. . lishments illegal." . ths Frsneh National Asasmbiy ta ▼OitBMBt 1 i i r r r ! r tery, Springdale, Conn. tng a questten by one director as >xnitht charfod with btSiteh of the (or the first time involving the Mrs. Jane Stuck, a RepuUican. Mundt said February figures are Last May unions involved in peace. meet immediately following tha MPoker lUdm U •ehool board otfieially In the plans voted approval of the measure, FViends may call at the funeral construotion at mlaeile bases vol­ to whether the district would bresjK 30 French weight home tonight from 7 to 9. not-'yet official but wtU show 3,400 contract of a 661.360 government The fine was Imposed on rtSy announcement to debate tha 41 German dty to eotabUsh a community coluige irt although she disagreed at first man. days' loat in 19 stoppagiA untarily agrAed to a no-atrike mond O'NMU. 21. of 10 MlnU agreement, and that waa the pe­ 421airge hawkf nr II Kaaeheoter—would allow him to with the need for a liaison commit­ Last Monday, he said. 1,300 mAn pledge. Last month Goldberg as‘ advance if it restrict^ planning riod discussed aa the meet likely “move ahead" on . the propoeaL Mrs. Btaache G. Crosier to the first "stage only. The plan­ Court, who waa arrMtsd, along 44 Poem li tee. The board will be ’making “a days wert kwt in 4 kUippagt At sured McCleUan thAt if it tailed with Dale. O. Mansur, 16, of 28 for the eeseiot. 47 Ren product nr1 i r Democrat Mrs. Katherine Bourn Mrs. Blanche .Graves Croz)er. 86, ning must be completed on or be­ 48SeU-eiteem mountain out od a moMtill." ahe the Little Rode (Ark.) Air Force to work the administration would Hawthorne St., after their scuffle Deapiu the conference aewn moved that Supt Curtis' .office said, asking that the oosnmunity of 16 Quaker Rd. died this morn­ q>ase alone. Join in supporting legislation to fore S c^ 5, of thte year. It was blackout, informants gave Um SI Sell In email personnel compile the results of ing at Manchester Memorial Hos­ reported. at the high school on Feb. 16. quantities ______college cosnmittee finish Us McCIAUan And Mundt Aaid they outlaw misi^e strikes. O'Nrill pleaded guilty to the impression that both rides warn Sdliayer a r fl IT fir nr about 3,000 questioni^rce submit­ groundwork before a board of edu­ pital after a brief illness. She was District President PhiUjp L. determined to aettle their reraaia- B7Lore ted by the community college com- the widow of FYederick D. (hosier. Burgess and ail the directors breach of tha peace chargS. 3T * cation committee be appointed. Mansur, who said ho had been tng differences within the next SSJledaeted mittee to Manchester High School McCormick had begun a discus­ Mrs. Oosier was bom Feb. 3. a g r ^ on the brochure Idea. few dayi. SB Conductor . roptwmores. Juniors and seniors 1876, in New Brunswick, (huiada "We w-ill have something real "needled” into leaving the dance eo Spanish dty W sion of tha mechanics of the Nor­ floor for the scuffle outside, was The most crucial matter hang­ last week. walk Community OoUege, which and lived in Manchester for. the Some Town Teachers definite to go to the voters with,’’ ing over the talks is hew to maka DOWN S“ The board voted approval, giv­ past ten years. Prior to that time Burgess said. "The purpose of the found not guilty. the oonunittee has visited, when Nolles were entered in the oasea cease-fire sffeetivs in face ef ing the school system the author­ Atty. Garrity asked for appoint­ she lived in BrownviUe, Maine, survey is to prepare the Infor­ the Secret Army Oganisatlon'a ity to evaluate , the queatlonnalres where she was active in church i mation for the voters. Then we of the other three youths charged bold end bitter eppqeiUen to Al­ ment of a liaison committee. Considering AFL Unit with breach of the peace—Thomas *r IT « ■r which t)ia committee feels will be "What’s done should be done work. She was past worthy matron can decide whether or not to pro­ gerian independence. The French vital in., determining the need for under the Jurisdiction of the board of Ek:ho Chapter. OEIS, BrownviUe ceed." he said. V. Edwards, 18. of 706 N. Main St.; miles in Algeria thua far have IT u a community college in Manches­ of education,” said McCormick. and a member of the Past Matron's Last night’s informal discussion Garvey W. Fox, 19, of 31 Edgerton seen largely Ineffective to com- ter. "You've got to have professional Club. An indefinite number of Manchester teachers is coDsider- between the directors and Walsh St.; and Robert F. Michaud. 10, of heting the aeeret ermy'c terrorist h} u A board of education member, guidance.*^ Survivors include a daughter. ing whether to establish a Malicheeter unit of the AFL-CIO also concerned general questioning 300 Q iarter Oak St. campaign of bombing and eboet- by the directors of the preliminary Another youth's esse, that of SB" H chairman Christie P. McCormick, McCormick aaid the proposed Miss Sara Crosier, with whom American Federation of Teachers, according to a state AFT Is a member et the three-man community college would eventu­ ahe ll\*ed: a son, Harold K. Cro­ official. The official. Neil Hacy, a teacher at Bulkeley High sewer planning procedures by the Luther Greene, 20, of Hartford, n e aeeret army meanwhile dto- community college committee, but ally "be dumped In the Upa of the sier of Manchester: a step-daugh­ ------—I------OSchooI in Hartford who is business consulting ' firm. . The gathering was continued to March 22. Greene tributed a letter in Algiem deny­ he has sMd he is working inde­ board of education" anyv^. ter, Mrs. Frank Roberts of Gull- manager of the Hartford Chapter, was not called to order and no pleaded guilty to chargea of driv­ ing it had ordered 13 Italian pendently of the board. The other The community college proposal ford. Maine; a sister, Mrs. Ethel said toere Is "quite a nucleus” of minutes were taken, Burgess said. ing an unregtetered motor vehicle newsmen to leave the territory two members are Dr. Merrill B. has been a Democrat-led movement Thurston of Brunswick Maine; Hospital INotes intortst In Manchester. Thqy a re ! ^ ' and Improper uae of platea. under threat of death. BY FRANK (FNEAC RubbMW And Gilbert Barnes, since Its beginning in 1967. The seven grandchildren and nine awatUng a charter, h< said. ; * • i J Judge Joseph Dannehy fined European setuera claimed the chairman. idea was a Democratic plank In the great-grandchildren. It lA reported that a meeUng of A eC IC ieilt ISI&tnCCl Greene $36 on the driving count Italians ware threatened after an lb* members of the 1960 elections platform. ■■ Funeral services will be held In VlsitlBg boors are 3 to S pja. the charter members will be held and 650 on the license count after Italian television crew took ptc- the Brownville (Maihe) Commun­ for all areas, except mator^ty, tonight. finding him guilty. However, the turea ef French soldiers to Al­ ity Church. Saturday. Burial niU where they are 3 te «:*• aikl Arthur Kevorkian of Berlin, On Spilled Milk case was continued after Greene giers’ Ctoitoah that the army ntight be In BrownviUe Ometerv’. Friends to 8 p.m.; and private reosns where preeident of the state AFT, eaid made a plea to^defer payment of itove oonstdered em bam atog. they are 16 ams. te 8 pm. Vlsltois Spilled milk brought two.Joid Feur gunmen seised the TV crew^ Murphy Forecasts Reduction may contribute to the Brownville are requested not to omoke In pa­ "there's nothing definite" about the fine to March 22. equipment and later the Italians (hmmunlty Church In memory of the propoeal, althouH> Manchester troubles to a Manchester woman Found not guilty was Mrs. Alyce tients rooms. No nsoie than two yeeterday morning when her car were threatened In the name cf tha the late Mrs. Crosier. vtsitors at one time per pattent. teachers sought information about K. O'Neill, 17 Doane St., charged secret am y and returned to Italy. In Main Street Assessments The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 the . AFT last year. struck a parked-vehicle on Henry with disregarding a traffic light. Main S t, Is in charge of funeral It was reported that the main St. ADMITTED YBSTERDAT: Mrs. Shirley F. Brown of 19 Other fines: Lloyd C. Aidrieh. arrangements. Mrs. Yvonne Trudeau. 71 Jarvis reason for interest in the AFT te The Mggeat change in the 1966^to make real property assessments the defeat of Manchester. Educa­ Dorothy St., traveling east on Hen­ 39, of Andover, breaoh of peace, Lacroix Donationt revaluafion Of tha town’a real on a continuing basis, and thus Rd.; James F. Higgins. 80 W. Mid ry St. near Mein St., reached down »50; Mrs. Oreana Cyr, Vernon, Henry I-. Burnham die Tpke.; Mrs. Ronosemarie Gagne, tion Association saiary proposals avoid drastic changM every ten by the board of education. to pick up a milk bottle which had failure to give a signal aignifying property asay be a reducUoa In years. Henry Lioomis Burnham, of; Haaardrilie; Mrs. Joyce (httek. to turn. $9; and Mikolaua SnUiur, At 12,317 Mark the aseeeaments of Main S t prop­ St. Petersburg, Fla., a former long­ South Rd., Bolton; Albert Puaso, This year, the school board fallen off the front seat. lAhile do­ Murphy said that portions of the lopped off ilOO at the top and bot­ ing this, she veered her car to the 37, of Hartford, reekleae driving, erty. Asseseor P. Joeeph Murphy town could legally be assessed at time resident of the Manchester 19 Holl St.; Mrs. Virginia Magee, 3100. A charge ef driving under The Lacroix Truat Fund madhed area, died yesterday in St. Peters­ 113 Greenwood Rd.; Douglas tom from the MBA's proposal, and right end it struck the rear of a made the comment at the ass^- any time. He said, however, that burg Hospital after s long Illness. added an extra ealary step to the parked car owned bv Raymond D. the Influence of drugs or liquor the $2,317 mark today, tncludtng inequities would result if, say, a Hotchkiss, Oaventry; Ranald Mel­ Thiffault, 31. of 65 Sherwood' Cir­ againit Snlhur was nollsd. donaUena from tha Army and Navy . ment department's budget hearing Mr. Burnham wa« born in South nik, Wapping; Denise Burdick, MEA’S reoommendaition. with Gmerai Manager Richard quarter of the town were assessed Windsor. Oct. 10. 1885. s son of the 'The towns of Weithersfield, Bast cle. (Fub, lae„ and the Milk Drivers, each year. Property among the last Chaplain: Winifred Keeney, 34 Li­ fialsamsn, and Inaids Dairy FVUrk- Martin In tha Munle^ial Building late Samuel T. and Mary lrx>mis lac St.; Olivia Monette, 70 Home­ Hartford and Simsbury have units Her two-fold troubles were con­ this meming. quarter of. the town to be assessed Burnham. He wag a veteran of of the AFT, which ie open to tusions of the Up and right knee stead St.; Mrs. Nora Toman, 41 Paint Firm Open* T lu fund to fer sight ehUdrsn He said the biggest change in would have had low assessments World War T and served In the Sherwood Circle. teachers only. The MBA inchidee for nhlch she received tmatment the 1M6 revaluation wAa the in­ for the three previous years. Ctenadlsn Battery. ail« teachers in the public school at Manchester Memorial Hoepital, orphaned by the death of both par- creased value of property on When asked If he would change Survivors include., two daughters. BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to system, as well ae principals and and a written warning from police Temporary Store snU from heart attacks within a Broad B t property assessments In the vi­ Mrs. Marjorie Hill, formerly of Mr. and Mrs. David Lojsim, Tol­ administrators. for failure to pass to the left. month, Robert A. and Adrienne Ln- tiookiiig ahead to the revahis- cinity of the new firehouses the Manchester and now of St. Peters­ land. Kevorkian said there have been Ths B. A. Paint Co., eroto. tlon perM Martin suggMted an town is planning to build, Mmphy burg. with whom he lived, and Mrs. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: no formal meetings between fed­ RUN CRASH KILLS S3 Mene of an early Tuasday morn­ GhSeka may be made payable to extra person for the asBeseor's of­ said that he would If there was Phyllis Hoher *f Manchester; a Ernest While. Tolland Stage Rt„ eration ofKcials and Manchester CrUBRNAVACA. Mexico (AP)— ing (ire a t 733 Main fit..' will open ths Lacroix Truat Fund at tha tav- fice to enable the depqrtment to suiricient proof that the value of sister. Mrs. Jennie B. Abnm. and a Rock'ville; Leigh Daniel. 611 N. teachers yet. Thirty-two persons, Including 12 temporary quarters tomorrow at togs Bank of Manchester. East keep up to date Uie assessments the property had actuaUy gone brother, Timothy E. Burnham, Main S t; Randy Castro, South school children. were killed 777 Main St., at the comer of Branch, 386 B. Center fit on regl property. down. both of Etest Hartford: nine grand ! Windsor; Charles Johnson Jr.. Tal- AtiSTRAUAN REDS 8PUT Wednesday when a bus ran wild Btreh St. it wee reported today. M ut^y said the department Is Murphy said that the only case! children and eight great-grandchll-j cottvUle; Mrs. Mildred S t Louis, MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) after the brakes apparently failed The firm will be open for buri MYSTERY B A T B lX m presently keeping up with the mar­ not settled as a result of the 1936 dren. Old Town Rd., Rockville; Mrs. —Edward F. HIU, one e( Austral­ on a steep hill. new and will fill ordeta for paint, POINT AROUBLU), CfiUf. (AB) revaluation was that of William Funeral services will be held to­ ia's top Oommunlste. haa re­ Racing at a speed of 60 miles waUpaper, and aeceaaoriee, at the —The Air Force euceetafully ket value of land and buildings. Winifred Marmaud, Columbia launched a aatelUte Weitoeaday He said be alters assessments Maguire. Maguire earns a tract of morrow In St. Petersburg and Lake; Arthur Hart, 24 Fox Hill signed ns secretory of the Vic­ an hour through a narrow street, store and over the telephone. New land in the eastern section of town, burial will be there. toria elate branch of the party the crowded bus bounced off a stocks of supplies hsvs been pur- hut kept Us mission s—" when the need to do eo can be Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Janice Cald­ Officials said only that fits saV proven, usually by sale ef prop- and has refused to pay about $4,- well, -75 Lenox St.; Karen, Diane (oilowing disagreements arlth the parked station wagon, killed both chesed end phone orders will bs 000 in taxes he owes to the town. Leon T. .Ames and Linda Satkowski, Stafford National Ceateal Committee, the occupants, and mowed down sev­ tilled from a paint mtpiAy ware­ suits employed an Aua..-<,«— J Budget hearings were also held Leon Theodore Ames. 93, of 19 Commnniat aewspaper GuaMian eral pedestrians. Twenty-six per­ house st Hartford, a store spokes­ booster and carried a number t t ^ u r0 iy aaid. ha foresees no dif­ thli morning on the 1962-1963 fis­ Springs; John Lehan, 17 Washing­ classifisd test eamponsnia. ficulty when '"'revahistion time Division St., Groton, and formerly ton St.. Vernon; Mrs. Dian-e Hill, announced todny. sons were Injured. man aaid. cal year budget requests of the of Manchester, died yesterday at comes. He added that there is controller, the collector of revenue, 100 Summer St; John P in war, scarcely room for an addiUonal and the treasurer. the Andrelo Nursing Home, Groton. East Hartford; Miss Hasel New­ psnm In the crowded assessor's Budget requests of the depart­ Mr. Ames was bom In Manches­ comb, 30 "North St.; Fred Hah- office. ments for the coming fiscal year ter, May 9, 1868, a son of the late s6n, 234 Green Rd.; Mrs. Helen Personal property and motor are 6M.780 for the controller. 346,- Jasper and Margaret Blafr Ames. Kinney, 18 Henderson Rd.; Dean vehtelee are by law revalued eveiy 360 for the assessor, 6^,526 for Surylvors Include several nieces O’Donnell, Penfiekl Avs., Rock­ year. the collector, and $11,733 for the and nephews in the Manchester and ville; Miss PauUne Booth,' 869 M ania aaid it would be desirable treasurer. . Groton areas. Main St.; Andrew Savage, Wln- Funeral services w ill be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Holmes sted; Harold DuPont Wapping; Fhineral Home, 400 Main St. The David Taylor,. 10 Depot Square; Rev. Alex H. Elaeaser, pastor of Mrs. Margaret Bowman and daugh­ Court Backs FCC Authority the Community Baptist (Church, ter, 120 Vernon Ave., RockvUle; will officiate. Burial will be In Mrs. Cterol Hagenow and daugh­ ter, 80 Branford S t; Mrs. VlrgUia Johnson Buckland Cemetery. To Allow Pay-TV Trial Run Friends may call at the funeral Thetsen and son, Wapping; Mrs. home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. Anita Brahacclo and daughter, (Caefiawd (reai Page oaA). 442 W. Middle Tpke. ment by the FOC on tha court de­ SdfartMi aaid that Oongrea. cision. had authofiaad tha oommlaaiqn to In New York, the National Funerals atudy tha uaaa far radio and to Broadcasting Co. said it would have provida far aaparimantal uaat of no' comment for the time being on JndgeWarns t fraoiianrlfi) the ruling., Edgar T. Morgan ’^TM iUahi langiiaga hf tha atat- TheXother television networks Funeral .xervicee- for Edgar T. States Must Paint uta atftaa olaar that Congrats had no immediate comment. Morgan of Danbury, who died y*a- iRaean an afflrmativa duty on the At NeWsHaven, (tonn., Herman terday at Danbury Hospital. caaamiaalon to aiqparimtnt with M. L«vy. who represents thq be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at St. trustees of the (Connecticut com­ Back mm and ddvalep tha moat datlrahle de- James Episcopal Church In Dan- ploymaat and uttliaatlea of the na- mittee, said he may comment after bury. Uaa'a eommunlaationa tactliUes," reading the decisiM. Burial will be In Bhust Ceme­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — Federal In Chicago, ZenlQi Radio Corp. tery, Manchester. Judge Robert P. Anderson has ha aaid. said It la proceeding (Wth Its orig­ If probltma pnd diffioulUea ex- Mr. Morgan, who grew up in warned the states and munlcipsdi- inal plans to start the Hartford ex-, Manchester and graduated from peaad by-tha Hartford axperiment Ues served by the bankrupt New prava harmful to the public intor- periment on June 1, \ Its schools, was a Brother of Mrs. aat a t pradictad by tha OoimacU- Ernest T. Bsntly of 44 Porter St. Haven Railroad they must be pre­ aut aammittea and othars, Edger- HARTFORD CAP) — Pay trie- Friends may call at the Tom- pared te make up the Itoe'a OPENS TOMORROW tan aaid TCC haa retainad power vision will begin in Hartford to­ lineon Homestead. 336 Main St., night between 6:20 to 6:26 but lio Danbury, tonight from 7 to 9. passenger losses. to tarminata tha experiment be­ viewers will be able to see it. He said he would not allow the fore tha axplratlon ef the threa- Paul B. Evans, general manager Frank Dv VituUo carrier to pour money Indefinitely yaar licena# pariod. of Channel 18 said today, that in into deficit-ridden commuter Further tha Judda aaid, FOC may The funeral of Frank D. VUullo, TEMPORARY QUARTERS the wake of the U.S. Court of Ap­ service. (toaliha to m a w the lictnae once peals decision, the station toni;Jr^t 13-Garth Rd., was held this morn­ Anderson mads thf oomniaats in thraa yaara haa expired. will begin a sertes of engineeim g ing a t the W. P. Quish Funeral a memorandum made public yester­ "Wa cannot aaaume the eOmmis- tests of tha pay TV system. Home, 325 Main St..' with a re­ day on a plan to lease 90 to lOO Bkai will abdicate lu powers or However, Evaiu added, as no de­ quiem Maee at -^nmea' (jhurch. commuter cars from ths Port of fall to keep thia important expari- coders as yet have been issued, no ’Ihe Rev. Philip'Huesey, pastor of New York Authority. m aat under, close and constant viewer will see a complete picture, St.' Bartholomew's psLrish, was The memorandum waa written acruttny." ■dgorton said. ' hut only a scrambled picture. The celebrant. Mrs. Jans Maccarone on Sunday and filed Mondky—be­ "WhUa E i« raaaonabic not to sound too, he aaid, will be scram­ was organist Burial was in St fore a-meettog of tnistses and the raquira tha Mcmioea to oommit R- bled. ^ James' (Jemetetjl. governors of the states served by atf aosr to dafinlto named pro- Bearers were John Mordavaky, the railriiad, . Andsrscti said. grama uatfi the wimee of the aoh- Frank Mordavaky, EmAst Pohl, He said he would not approve the aerlhars have baan m en eompiato- Raymond Hennequln, Frank" Mc­ propoeed arrangement if it put the ly aotaadtd,- and tha potisttial About Town Laughlin and Kenneth Smith, all port- authority in a favored pb- aauaqaa «f procram material more firemep. fully aniam , aovartbalaaa It aitlan ahead of bondholders and The annual b an m st of Hose Co. Delegations from tha Regina general creditors of ths railroad to oaamo toi u$ hmiaratlvo that the lyitalta Sodsty and tha ttalisn ths event of a default Hamaie be htld io adhere fatth- No. 3, Town Firs Dspartment, for American Auxiliary attended the filUy to tha-hiih ataadard cf pro- iionorary and aoUvs members, -will Anderson’s warning was slmUar M a u n ted wkAeh K has pcomisad. be at the Garden Grove Rastauraiit funeral". to one sounded by the oairtor'a ^ a*y Ifia oomndaalcw cannot ex- Saturday, March 24, at 7 p.m. Res­ Uirss truateM Tuabday at a meet- ouparviatcai to that and ervations may be made by calling tog in New Haven with federal and waiild daaudo the eoq^arimeot of Harold l^errott at Hose House No. Town Sponsors state effleiala. its eraattva potentialittaa and T'|n' \,r-

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M . 7 ■■ '• ■ MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1962 PAGE TWEN'TY-FIV* ' ' ■----- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1962 THE • - 85 for May Be Answer to Herald Angle Entry List By EAKL YOST Action Starts Bulkeley Gains Finals Redlegs Acquire Coach Sports Editor Friday Night Former White Sox Ace SKI HUHTINC R i^ Boxing Filins on Video Sunday Minus Pro Experience iUre and remarkable films of boxing immortals Of th^ - ' a n < At North End OHUBOH DUOKPIN Shows Old Time Form 18906 and early 1900s, including some made by Thomas Edi- Standings Hilihouse High ©f New .Haven, last week the. giant killer of ‘ son, will have their first public showing on CBS ’TV’s “ Sunday w L Pot. the state high school basketball tournartient, has learned to FISHING ’ Spoito Spectacular” at 2:30 p.m. Sunday on WTIC-’TV, Chan­ With the opening of the North MeUi. No. 1 88 3^ .654 / 11th annual Recreation De: St. John's 67 37 .644 its sorrow that it isn’t the only team capable of pulling an NEW YORK (AP)—The nel 3. It should add up to ap afternoon of interesting viewing St. Bridget’s 67 37 .644 upset. San Francisco Giants, seeking S S who"“n .v ;rp 7 .;3 for ring ftins. v,-* partment Men’s Town Bowl­ ing Tournament only 24 hours St. James. No. 2 64 40 .615 Htllhouse was knocked off 86-86 depth, seasoning and stability d a w n f i o t i n o f e v i » Crbidey’s, owner of the R ^ . He 7114 extremely clear films were ' On April 20, 1912, the Red Sox St. Mary’s 61 43 .586 In the Clau A scmiftntli - l i s t T out be doing It soon. Stand­ for their pitching Staff when thought piofesslonal football taatna collected by Jimmy Jacobs, na. defeated the New York Highland­ away, the entry list stands South Math. 59 45 .567 iilght at the University bf.Oonhec* ing In the pre-dawn darknm try­ were better conditioned than bans- tionol handball champion, while he ers. 7-6 in 11 innings, before 24,- well under the 126 which took North Meth. No. 3 59 45 (567 RIFLE they concluded a youth for ing to thread a wisp o f monofUa- ticut by Bulkeley of HArttord. Ju6t baU taams. So the Reds Mrhd Otis ■* was 'competing In various parts o( 000 enthuaiastie fans. Since April part In the event two years ago. Biq>tiat 56 48 .538 last week, Hilihouse won its b4rth age trade with the Chicago ment leader through the guides DotKlas as Niyrtoal traiidng con­ the world. Jacobs will join series 20 this year'falls on Good Friday, With the addition of 15 more Center Opngo No. 3 54 50 .519 CLUB The ski season has Just about of a flyrod. Probably to Increase );oat Jack Whitaker In narrating In the semifinals by defe*tin|; the ■^Ite Sox, may have acquired the sultant. He had an tinpreaslva rec­ the celebration will bb held on bowlers, the number of entries for Second .Congo .509 defending state champions from necessary ingredients In stylish come to a close here in Manches­ your ahaking hands, trout will be ord k» every ntpjor ^M>rt eaceept the hour and a half program. April 21. this year’s tourney now is 85. Center Congo No. .442 JSOTES ter unleslFwe have a mid-March breaking all over the ■ ■ stream. Wilbur Cross. It wss HlllhoUie’e ■outhpaw Billy I^erce. baseball. Boxing fans wUI be treated to • • • Action In the qualifying rotmd, Zion Luth. .394 ■I'ne 35-year-old veteran, twice snow storm. At the present time Take this tip; Don’t thread the action films of such ring- greats Bmonael Luth. .365 first triJimph oyer Cnoee hi tivo H« suited up, put the Rads from which the top 16 bowlers will years. a 20-game winner with the Sox, there Is still a good base on the leader; thread the flyllns. It’s through their paces, and sat on ak Jamea Jeffries, Jack Johnson, Famous Outfield join defemMng champkm Larry Oonoordie No. 3 .327 MARK85IANSHIP UNIT tested hia assortment of pitches slope at_ Mt. Nebo, but unless there easier to see. Attach leader later. the bench, hoUethng snoourtge- Bob .Ifitzslmmons, Gentleman Jim BaU« for heed-to-head competi­ St. James No. 1 .327 Last Tuesday evening members Bulkeley beat Hlllhoues by Is more'snow the best we can hope That ^912 -Red Sox team, in­ hanging onto the ball aiid shoot­ yesterday at the Giants camp and ment. ^ Corbett and Bam Langford, "the cluding one ot the most famous tion. will sU rt Friday night and O>noordia No. 1 .288 of the Marksmanship Unit fired In outfielder Harvey Kuenn said he for is a few days of spring skiing. And. now, befmw, the seoaoa ‘ Boston Tar Baby." will continue on Saturday. Tour­ shoulder-to-shoulder metch with ing only when a bo-sk-et seemed e t.ast Saturday a few men from gets going good, is tiie time to Then at MiKvaukse ooeurved a outfields of all time, Harry believed Pierce "Was throwing as elastic free-for-all when • Jlin ~ Two of the bouts on the program Hooper. Duffy Lewis and the Im- nament Director Norm Vlttner Listed with the top pinners Junior members of' the Glaston­ sure thing. hard as he was In 11>60” when the the Ski Club worked at. the slope bend oh tome light lines to likely Were filmed by Edison in his fa- said that he stIU has openings on were; Lanky Waickowski 143-135 bury Rifle Club at that diub's Gr««t I’eroMitAge In order to prepare it for the Fam­ places in your canoe or fishing O’Toole of the Reda was oaught mortal ’Tris Speaker, not only be­ tw^o were In the American League. " mous "Black' Maria,” ’ an" open- came World Champions when the 6 o’clock shift on Friday' and —396, Phil Chose 138-381, John range. The match was viewed as In the wild game. Bulkeley took ily Day Outing Sunday. The hard boat. Attach Inexpensive brass In a run down and bunyisd Into Pierce came to the Giants along Eddie Matthews «< the Btaves. roof etlidid in Orange, NaJ. Cor- they defeated the New York on the 1 and 10 o’clock shifts on Aceto 371, Sam Little 147-368, good warm-up practice In prepara­ only 14 Shots and 10 went In, for crust was broken and chopped and snaps to the ends. If you spill and -Pete ' Courtney will be Saturday. Howie Peters 151-364, Tad Law­ tion for the coming State Match a shooting percentage of 71.4. HUl- with pitcher Don (Perfect Game) some day, the snaps will keep Douglas lod tho chai^o fttnn th#\ Giants In Seven games In the Larsen In a winter inter-league the Ice spots were covered with "seen In a bout before Edison's Head-to-head competition will rence 357. Bin Faber 356. Ike In which both teams will fire. Al­ house made 13 of 38 shots for 34.8 tackle box, tool bag, and other Cincinnati bench and helped re­ World Series, but made up the deal that cost San Francisco out­ snow taken from the sides of the camera In 1894 as well as the nucleus of Red Sox teams which begin Friday night, March 16. The Coleman 354,.Gerry Chappell 136- though Manchester was defeated per cent. slope. Sunday approximately 150 small gear from getting lost. store order. George Dixon-Casper Leon fight 352, Irv Osrison 351, Paul Aceto field hopeful Bob Farley and Queetioaed Right also were' World Champions in quarterfinals end semifinals are M7-806 by tho more experienced Aa they doped out weye to cope, club and non-members enjoyed TOOTHPASTE SINIUCR8 ’ of 1893. booked for Saturday, March 17, 141. Glastonbury club, our boys are be­ promising hurlers Don Zanni and If you haven’t been aaving Pretident John McHale o< the 1915 and 19l6. with Bulkeley's ball control gome, perfect skiing conditions and -■ Action from a number of fa- Many of the alj time Red Sox with the flnete slated Saturday coming more accustomed to the Eddie Fischer. fun filled day of skhng. The event toothpaste tubes, start brushing Braves wrote the National league the Hlllhmuie players began to Manager Alvin Dark doesn't ex­ ‘ mous .’fights of 60 or 60 years ago records were set during the 1912 night, March 24. Head-to-head CX>MMEaCIAL TENPIN ■tresses of metch conditions as was planned by Bill Hunnlford and Ilka crazy. Cut Into atrips, they office questioning the right o f the Standings get mor.e chances to score. They pect to pitch Pierce everj’ fourth will be Ipciuded. Among the mem­ season. Speaker, on his way to action will be beet three out of five evidenced by the scores they fired Marge Grant plus a committee of make fine wrap-around sinkers. Reds to have a physical con- orable bouts on the program are: W. U Pet. went Into the final quarter trail­ day. "But AI Lopez (White Sox ouUant In uniform on the bench being selected Moat Valuahto. matches up to the finals with the which were, generally higher than ing 33-23 and scored 12 points to four club members. In a pinch try this: Push a hook ' Fitzsimmons vs, Corbett in 1897; latter schediiled tq be the beet Man. UphoUtery . . ...54 26 .675 their scores at the Stratford manager) tells me hg.can be start­ through the plastic tube top, stuff and saying that if DougUw could Player in American League, had Bulkeley's three In the time re­ During the course of the day ■ 'Joe Gans vs; Terrible Terry Me- 222 hits, and stole 52 bases, un­ four strikeout record of 258. Polsrni, Stan Jarvis, Bill Legault. Dean Machine . . . ..44 .550 prone score. In the other semi-final tonight, batting practice session, sending ell team races at Cummlngton old woodchucks remember nil the SMOKE UP — Dodger his name. Little Joe’s ...... 44 3iS .550 Elliott, a Cambridge undergrad, ia getting ready to com­ up fast balls and curves ordered ager Walter Alston In 1816. As a team, the 1912 Red Sox Herm .Wlor?blcki, ■ Stan Matteeon, Because each team was com­ Hartford Public, the defending Ba.sln Sunday. Coupled with the hasnrds of last year. Like yoni outfielder Frank Howard “He’s helped us,” says Manager ♦ • •• won 105 games and lost only 47, Fred Hunt, Skip Kearns, Bill Naaslff Arms .... V.42 38 .525 pete for, Jesus’ College, ^Cambridge, in Imperial College posed of eight members, only the New England championship-team,' by Kuenn and whipping across proves. The Los Angeles IKni’t forget: II Mr. Chuck ducka ..38 42 .475 day's activities was some wonder^ offers cigars at the Vero Fred Hutchinson. "Maybe there the best record of all o f the seven Sheekey and Pagan!. Carter’s ...... relays. ' highest five icores were totaled to will play Notre Dame of W est sliders to hard-hitting Willie Mays. team suspended training fill picnic lunches whll* the chil­ down his hole, he'll come up look­ was some luck Involved, but we ' Golden Anniyepsary ' Don W illis ...... 38 43 .476 Pierce was 10-9 at Chicago last Beach, Fla., training Red Sox pennant winning teams. produce the team score. Here Is a Haven. The winner will play Bul­ at their . camp in Vero dren and adults alike welcomed af­ ing for you where he Inst saw you. had few Injuries laiat year a ^ the ’Ths 60th. anniversary of famous Fans attending the Golden An­ Man. Sand ...... 34 46 .425 season with a ZM earned run camp of the Los Angeles ..34 A25 run-down of Manchester's results: keley for the title Saturday night Beach, Fla., because of ter spending the day In the fresh Circle around In back of him so ones we did have healed quickly. Fenway Park In Boston, opened niversary game on Ekister Satur­ Roy M o to rs...... 46 David Huck, 170(98,72): Barry average and with Larsen, 8-2 in ypu see him first next time. And New Baseball Field Buriulde Auto . . . ..28 52 .350 and both finalieta will go to Bos­ 39^egree weather. air. team. The occasion? A iDouglos takes a scientifle ap­ origlnallx oh April 20, 1812, will day, 1962, will be given a special Ponttcellt, 162(91.71); Bob Clancl, ton for this year'! New England relief for the White Sox, could pro­ where legal, n lot of chuck hunt­ proach as befits a man with a doc­ ^ be celebrated in memorable .fash­ Dugan’s Bakery . ...2 8 52 .850 Perfect Record Stands six-pound, seven - ounce memento o f the occasion, and the 52 160(94.66; Alan Baxter, 158(96.62); Tournament. , vide the added pitching power Racing activities for the day ers are using handgnns for In­ torate in education from WUMam ion on Golden Annri-ersary Day, surviving' players of that' historic Set for Wesleyan Bob’s Barbershop . .. .28 .350 Dark feels Is needed for the Giants boy. He’s the Howards’ Jack’s Coffee ...... 1 4 66 .176 Steven Klock, 166(96,61); John Favorlten Advance Skatei:s in Prague were started when Fred Kurtz set creased sport. It you load clips - Saturdky, April 21, when the Red era will be tendered a special din­ Foley, 165(98,57): Dan Palmer. t o " move toward the National only two-thirds full, ammo .will third child. The like him detiptte the In Class B. action lost nighti the obstacle course for the chil­ WORKING AGAIN—Casey Stengel presents this study Sox meet the Detroit ’Tigers. ner in their honor. The baseball diamond and track As Oilers Edge Guards 152(88,94): Paul Abert. 146(97,51). flf-st-seeded Plalnvllle and second-, League pennant feed amoother and aprings will re fact he makes them walk on their Tickets for the Golden Anniver­ Keglers with the best scores or Title Meeting dren. The obotacles consisted of as he exhorts his players during a New York Mets intra- - fiuch wtll remembered Red Sox at Wesleyan Urilverslty are about were: Lou Pavan 300-206—r590. After firing was completed, re- seeded New Canaan advanced to While Pierce was trying to im­ check flags, ladder obstacles, low tain power longer. ankles, bend down and touch the sary Day are now on sale, at Fen­ freehmcnts for everyone present press at the San Francisco camp, squad game. Stengel is 71 years old and came back to AND KEEP LOOKING ' greats of the World CJhampion to part Company after more than Herm Paradise .203-^88, Charles the finals. They will screp for bridges and balls of hay. The ground with knees kept stiff, find 1912 team ss Smokey Joe Wood. way Park, or can be obtainied by 50 years of not-always-peaceful co­ were provided by the Glastonbury the champlonihlp loriiorrow night hopeful rookiee and yoiing phe*- MILAN, Italy (AP) — Three m&n&c[6 th6 new entry in the Nationfll L^ftffues tAir If late winter chuck and crow Adams Had Offer mail from Red Sox ’Tickets, Fen­ Clarke 204-207—583, Al Lavigne Rolling along with a perfect record in the Rec Senior course presented some great fun similar tortures. Horry Hooper, Duffy Lewis, Bill existence. 571, Bob Schick 215—570, Aldo club. A re-match between the two In Yale’s Payne Whitney Gym­ noma were parskllng their talents young American skalens leave for work coincides with patches of Knows Bporta way Park, Boston 15, Mass. League is Moriarty’s. However, the Oilers got a scare last for both children and the etoserv- Photofax.) ______. --Corrigan, Lorry Gardner, Ray Col­ The college's Board of Trustees D’appollonlo 227—688, Ray Gough teams will be held here at the nasium. at other sites In an effort to make Prague tomorrow, seeking world ens; some of the children got snow, a regular cotton sweat suit But Turned Down Hs knows sports. Ha eoaehed « * * night before thumping Headquarters, 58-61. It was the 11th Manchester range as soon as It the big show with outststnding per­ ice skating honors that death de­ costs only a few bucks, will hide , j lins, and Hugh Bedient, S t e v e has voted to move the diamond 204—555, Dick Gworek 224, Claude Plalnvllle reached the finals by themselves in some awkward po­ track, football, and swimming at - Yerkes, Leif Henricksen, Marty from inalde of the track on An­ Williams 212, Enso Pavan 208, straight win for the Center Streeters. Iona strengthened its can be convlently arranged. routing Newington 75-44 and Naw formances. nied the m i U.S. team. you, keep you warm, and avoid K l f l to Join NL William and Mary, these same End of the Line ------— eivold on saennd plac* with a ooms- Monty Hoyt, 17, Denver. Colo., sitions trying to run the course. A n^ious to Play More GamSs the nuisance of bulky camouflage .,K nig, John Bushelman, Curt Hag- drus Field to a new location, pos­ Terry Altken 208, Babe Barnard During each of the last three Canaan trimmed Branford, 66-64. First baseman Don Clendenon, In the 9 and imder age bracket sports plus wrestling, gymnastics, - from-behlnd 82-58 auor.ass over up briefly with Pittsburgh for a and Jerry and Judienne Fotherin- outfits. . armsii and Chet ’Thomas, the 13 No less than six players In the sibly scroas the street on North 207, Al Turkington 205, Fran irionths, the Marksmanship Unit Gary Llberatore of New Canaan Wayne Sweeny placed first with ioA, basketball at the University surviving members of the original National Basketball Association Field. Sweet 206, Ron Hampsori 208, Russ McIntosh Boat in ths other gams lias competed In a monthly N.R.A. nine-game stretch in which he hit glll of Tacoma, Wash., have been "TIRED” GOOSE DECOYS I BALTIMORE (AP)—K. I. (Bud) UConns m 1^ male last night at ths Y. wes the most prolific ecorer qf the . tiauUng five and six hours a day Paul Kurtz placing i»oond In the of Akron, was a player and itata- • team will be Invited to return to are scoring 80 points or more per After the move .Wesleyan plans Parsons 202. Paul Abert 202. sponsored postal majeh consist­ night, dumping In 80 points. Bran­ ,314 last season, stroked two home sr with the Philadelphia Eagles, runs and accounted for seven RBI for weeks ta preparation for the boys' division. In the girls* division Moon Looking Forward AP.». -> the scene of their great triumphs game this season as against only to resurface and enlarge Us odd­ Tomorrow Night ing of ten shots prone. The top five ford was led by lu captain, Dave Debbie Kurtz, Cynthia Kurtz and head football coach at Arkansas STANDINGS tel the Pirates’ flve-lnning Intra- March 14-17 coippeUtlons. "tired” but wen’t tire the geese. Oilers of the American Football for special honors. three of a corresponding period a sized (422 yard) track to the con­ k a f f e e k l a t c h e r s scores are recorded as the team Prather, who hit for 18.. 1950-52, was an assistant coach Standings W. L. Pet, score. BUich month the new score squad game. Coach Carlo Fassl said their Mary Curtis placed first, second Slice pieces oft circumference of League, says he was offered a Na- - . John Fitzgerald, mayor of Bos year a g o ... Date for the 97th ventional 440 yards. In addition, Against Colgate Newington never hod a chance and third respectively. with the Baltimore Colts and also annual Yale-Harvard Regatta on the Inalde of the track will get the W. L. Pet. Moriarty Bros. ,, .. .11 0 1.000 is added 10 the existing total of Pitcher Joel Horlen, up from chances are good. auto tire to resemble back ot H nn.i Fnnthall League franchise If ' ton in 1812, threw out ths first 4 .636 against Plalnvllle. A t the q u ^ e r - The 1961 U.S. team perished ki The 10 to 13 bracket found Ron To Natnral Swing Again at VlUanova, and head coach of the Thames River In New London regulation concrete curb that was Peres ...... 58 42 .580 Iona Mfg...... 7 the previous scores and the teams San IMego where he compiled a 12- goose’s body. Paint wWte.^Wth L u,e new > ball to open Fenway Park. His 7 .417 Plalnvllle led 20-9 and at t h e ^ f a Feb. 15 plane crash while flying Kurtz taking first placs honors the Calgary Stampedera of the grandson will be invited to dupli­ wUl be Saturday, June 6. The re­ never put In because of the bese- Sonkas ...... 56 44 .,560 The Unlverelty of Connecticut’s Headquarters .,.. . . . 5 ere ranked by their new totals on 9 record, fired two Innings of no­ plywood silhouette head, , . . . 0 12 .000 It woe 40-12. Plalnvllle held dOwn to Prague for the champlonsl^s. and Steve Banas running a close n.Ti« Goblets ...... 54 46 .545 basketball Huskies hop* to clone McIntosh Boat .. a nation-wide basis. In a bulletin hit ball as the Chicago White Sox fool the wisest gander- .525 out their season on a winning note recsrilly published by the N.R.A., Newington scoring with a Ufht The crash at Brussels, Belgium, second. Carolyn Chirtis and Laura VERO BEACH, Fla. (A P)—WaHy Moon, who found a hit­ Adams testified In U.S. District 1966 to I960. ' Pressing, duties elsewhere as John collegiate athletic event... Len vented Wesleyan from getting any Saucera ...... 52 47 went through their paces In a six- stack easily too. Spoons ...... 51 48 .515 and shoot for a 16-S eeason's rec­ Jim Glennty tossed in four hoops the Marksmanship Unit Is ranked zone prezs. inning contesL Outfielder Mike took 48 lives—17 team members Kurtz placed first and second re­ ter’s haven in the Los Angeles Coliseunvlast year, said Court yesterday the offer was "I wasn't familiar with base- ‘ Fitzgerald Kennedy. Pre.sldent ot Carlson is the only UConn var­ track records accepted aa official The wlnriere were led by E4U and their relatives, coaches and baU’s needs," he admits, 'lo It intercollegiate marks. Mugs ...... 49 51 .490 ord when they play Oolgate at in the opening period to lead Mori (In Division C- -non-scholastic Hershberger, Horlen's roommate spectively, In the girls’ division. he’s looking forward to playing m the Dodgers ®^dium mads about a month after plans - thq United States, may keep that sity player who will be lost via .405 Lasher, who scored 18 potnts. aides. The world championships for formation of the AFL were an­ was a question of working, out a With the two fscilitles having Creamers ...... 40 .59 home Friday night at 8. arty's to a 18-13. advantage while teams) as 20th In the nation and at San Diego, had two hits The 13 to 16 age youngsters dis­ grandson from being on hand, at graduation. The Huskies close out Coach Hugh Greer has an­ Both Close C aeml-finole will to were canceled. at Chavez Ravine because he’ll be able to go back to his natu SMKETMU nounced publicly. The offer came program. In fact. In baseball prob­ shared the same space for so many Sugars ...... :38 62 .380 .lim Moriarty hit eight polnti In second In New England. That le Bob Colligan and Bill Kern, not played fine form with Joe Curtis - Fenway Park on April 21, so other their campaign F r i d a y night nounced a shift In htn ntartlng per­ certainly a laudable achievement played tonight. Thomuton la UW- All world UUas now are vacant and Steve Clark sharing first place ral swing. from Edwin Pauley, part owner of ably more than anywhere else years, track coach Fritz Martin the second period to give the win­ even listed on the Kansas City hla 88 runs batted In was the high SC0KS5 grandsons, V-9- Atty. Gen. Rob- against Colgate at Storrs... Bob Leading shootera Included Anita sonnel, promoting e-7 junior Bob of which the boys can Justly be ing 'on Rocky Hill and Portland roster, stole the show' in, the A' The skaters who won the 1960 and Carl Kurtz taking second po­ "It’s true I enjoyed some stic- the Ix>s Angeles Rams, he said. you have to have a program lor Toskl wiil conduct an eight-day and baseball coach Norm Daniels ner a 30-17 lead at halftime. water mark of his eight-year ca­ • ert Kennedy and Asst. Dlst. Atty Glrardln 190—495, Ann Mitchell Haines from a spot on the bench Tall Buzz Keeney, Chet Morgan praud. will meet Wilton. game. Colligan hurled three in championships at Vancouver, (Can­ sition. All three boys in the older oesa wdth that left field screeai Adams testified on the seventh each Individual. There was some -. for Suffolk County Ted Kennedy golf clinic at Camp Windham in have had their share of troubles, ada, have turned'ppofeaslonal. reer in the majors. EAST SIDE MIDGETS 172—469, Liz Carter 462. to the starting assignment at cen­ and Vlnny Kohen'found the range nings of two-hit, no-run ball—the group show great potential for the at the Coliseum," he said, "but the day of the AFL’s $10 million anti- moaning by the boys at first. Now - may be on hand, Windham Center, Aug. 26-Sept. 2. not at ‘ the least of which Is In ''Fortunately, the American Moon has only one, complali^ Last nighta action aaw scheduling conteat.s. (Martin's ter In place of S-10 sophomord Ed­ In the eecond half to ehave Mori only pitcher to escape without 1 itlffer competition of the Sikl that Ooltoeum swing I adopted league leading Pumpers down the trust suit against the NFL. Also I think they realice that the con­ I It’a also hoped that baseball Golfers will use facilities st Min- skaling school is very large,” said He feels he didn’t play enough freshmen could schedule only one • Y IJBAGI'E die Slomcenskl. Greer Is still un­ arty’e lead to' 10 points. Five -Defensive Show- run against him—and K cm hit Council and flastem Amateur ruined me In the other porks. Ev­ Ladders, 37-27. The P u m p e r s called to the witness stand was ditioning helped." ‘ ' Commissioner Ford Frick and nechaug in Glastonbury, E a-s t Standings certain as to the makeup of his pinch homer. Paasi, former European champ races next year. In fact with the ery time we went to another park last year. „ v home meet last year). straight points by Keeney and a who now coaches In Colorado “A gruy 1* b©tt6r off when Ho opened a big first half lead of 20- Barron Hilton, son of hotel tycoon . American League President Joe Hartford Golf Club and th-e WllH- W. L. Pet forecourt with 6-1 sophomore Dorn neat tap In by Chet Morgan re­ Elsewhere, Injuries were a con fine sportsmanship dlqilayed by all I had to re-adjust my swing.” 8 but the Ladders came backjconred Hilton, and owner of the mantic Country Club. At "weekly practice sessions, Springs. plays every day," said Moon. "He • Cronin will be able to attend. Holiday Lanes .. .22 11 .667 Perno q questionable atgrter be­ duced the lead to three but with oern witli the Detroit Tigers’ list children partldpatlng in the day’ A left-handed Wtter, Moon de­ strong to move wdthin three points San Diego Chargers, Name Cominiitees Martin said, the two teams try to Don Willis ...... ? 1 12 Celts, Russell Tough beginning to lengthen. Outfielder "After many efforts a new team would be more productive. I Ignore each other, bu t, his thin- .686 cause of an injured ankle suffered a minute and 40 seconds remain­ races and the competitive spirit velop^ what lie called an Inslde- batted In 88 runs last year and of the Pumpers but quick baskots Hilton said Paldey told him In Man. Motors .. ...1 8 15 .545 during a victory over Rhode Island ' At Kallne report^ a sore shoulder was put together. Its technical clads often look more like base ing, Moriarty and Frank Butkus which prevailed I feel that Man­ out swing—a delayed stroke that -missed about 160 times at bat. I by Pete Dimlnico and Andy Hoyt that NFL Iranchlses For Little League BAS Gage ..., ...1 6 17 .471 last Saturday. Perno has a 7.9 that will keep him out of Satur­ level certainly is not Inferior to chester Is going to produce some often enabled him to slice the ball runners, moving on the hit and roae to the occasion to put Morl-' that of the Bnissels tragedy feel if I had played every day. iced the ball game. be made available to Adams Odds Stacked Against K-State Maple Service . ...1 2 21 .364 scoring average but he luis been day’s opening exhibition game fine competition prospects in the over the 251-foot distant left field nm play. arty’s ahead by seven' and they team.” I would have passed the 100 mark Dimlnico (12), Hoyt (11). and La,„|^r Hunt, president of the Oonunittees for the 1863 LMtls (^rrenti’s Ins. ...1 0 23 .303 hitting In the neighborhood of 16 As Wilt, Mates Learn while pitcher Ron Kline and Don- years to come. sore^ at the Coliseum. He had Tim (3oughlln (14) scored all the The track was shortened 18- were content' to run the clock out Wert complained of minor mis Hoyt, U.S. men's figure skating in RBIs. ^ League baseball season hairq boon and pulling down 'ribout 10 re­ such spectacular succeaa with It "W e’ve got seven outfielders winners points while Jim Welch testified this offer came In Qiiest of Post-Season Bid yards at the north end in 1942 Included with the leading bowl­ bounds since he made the starting before the Guards could do much erles. champion, has matched the record named by Leo Fraotiiia, prssidant. when Wesleyan needed the space more scoring. Moriarty (10) and Speaking of competition the Ski that 14 of hla 17 homers sailed and all have good ability. Only was the only Ladder man to have gbortly before Pauley phoned Heading the Equipment Com*' ers were Carl Bolin 145 — 396, grade about ten games, back. Jun­ NPiW YORK (A l’ ) —The Boston Celtics, and Big H>ll Ru«- The most serious Injury occurred of seven-time U.S. champ Qick for an extra kitchen to feed the Glenney (13) scored heavy for Club is going to get Its first taste over that screen. Plenty of hds three can play at, one time which any success against the taller team ^ th the offer that he take miittee as chairman will be Denny Dick Buckley 143—396; Fred Me- ior Gerry Manning who stands 6-6, at the Chicago Cubs’^am p where Button by winning the U.S. junior siloes must have bounced off that N8JW YORK (AP) KansasYwill f a c e defending champion Nary V-8 and V-12 students dur­ MoHarly's with Keeney and Mor­ sell in particular, need no special incentive to get th e t^ v e a and senior titlea In 1961 and 1962. of Ski Council competition this of course, poses a problem for hooping 18 markers. the Houston franchise. Carlin. Jtdvn Shonock, Werd Go- Curry 151—890, Al Plrkey 883, averages 7.4 points and 1.4 re­ reserve Inflelder D ar^ Robertson nearby screen because he batted State, ths nation's third ranked Providence in the March 16 open­ ing the war. Since races can’t start Andy Lamoureaux 140—379, Bill gan sharing the scoring limelight up for a game with Wilt Chamberlain and the Philadelphia The Fortherlngills, a brother- weekend at Cummlngton Basin the manager. But I’m not con­ ^ Wanted to. Do Favor chee and Frank Savino will SssM, bounds, will operate in the other stiffered a severe strain of his .382 in the Coliseum as against Willie Mays of the San Fran- eoUege boskstball team, has gone ing doubleheader' of the NI’T at and finish at the same place, op­ Adamy 141—378, Ell Fish 148 — for the upeet mindtd Guards with right ankle during fielding prac sister pair, placed second among when the club ski team vies for cerned about others. I think my Adams said Pauley told him he (Purchasing Oommttbes Is head­ corner. Warriors. ' ' ~ .266 away from home. past production justifies my com­ as far as It can in a long-shot Madison Square Garden. Wichita posing ninners )isve trouble pac­ 377, Jim Martin 374, Joe Twaro- Starting guards will be 6=0 sen­ 17 each. But the combination of their But that wasn’t the worst part of tlce. X rays were ordered for the regular pairs in the U.S. cham­ Oinnectlcut Ski Ctouncll honors should consider the cost of op- ed by Dick Cobb with Joe-Oatol- faces Dayton In the other opening The team, led by Earl Wilson plaint. They pay me to play ev­ salaried player for the j ^ w d | ^ football team nefore gq- dl. Torn Conran and Bob Tomosti -^quMt. e( a spot in a post-season ing themselves, “ sn sdvsnetge I’m nlte 860, Don Carpenter 135 — 3(W, ior Lenny Carlson, the team(s top George Clifton and Mike Shlers own recent aloppy play and Cham­ ■it. youthful prospect who hit .261 a ; pionships this yes4^ Moon led the Dodgers In hitting straight year. He will get J90,000 game. not proud of,’’ Martin said. Bnmo Mazzoli 137—358. Pete forged McIntosh ahead early in San Antonio in the Texas League Hoyt, son of imwapaper pub­ will compete against most of the last year. His .328 mark ranked ery day so why not play me every Ing Into the sport. The caller said his aaaistants. tourney. scorer with a 15..1 figure, who will berlain’s fantastic ecoring gath­ Will went the first 10 minutes for 1962. ~ But the odds are stacked CroM Opponent Aceto 361, Chet Nowlckl 351, Ed the game as they w ere' hitting lisher Palmer Hoyt, is well aware ski club teams from the State of fourth in the National I.,eague and day?” he had known Adams' father and Nick Outoldo, chairman, will se­ be paired with 6-3 Al Ritter (5.7)- ered Itself Into one bundle of fury of the game before breaiklng Into In 1961. against the- Wildcats, who can In the second doubleheader Kovla 351, Art Johnson 360. from all angles. The Boatmen look­ lost night and .when the Celts and the scoring column. Then he wenf Pitchers were involved in the of the (Ufficultles awaiting him In Connecticut. Helping Earl In the wanted to do his son a favor, the lect Ms own workers for ths Fi­ March 17, Holy Cross meets Colo­ Lowell Youngster Resumes Play other accidents—none of the scrl PrSgiie. team effort will be Morgan Grant Houston owner said. nancial Committee. only sit and w ait (Colgate comes to Storrs for its ed as though they were out to Russell were through, the telly another six minutes before getting - Kansas State closed its regular rado State and •Duquesne tries NIGHT OWL« knock off Iona with no strain. two inore points. He hod only 14 at ous__ variety. Ray Ssuleckl of the John Mortimer, Dick Kurtz and "He told me he would see that Speclad events will be in ehargs Navy. The remainder of the 12- sfason’s finale after a layoff of showed: 10 First Year Men Hustling for Berths I got a franchise In the NFL," of Mike Nimirowskl, Bob IdOhim- season with a convincing 84-60 Wins Golden Glove Standlriga nearly two weeks' with a record Late In the eecond period, a com­ 1. A 153-102 Boeton .victory. the half. In the final sUnza he St. Louis Cardinals was struck in Hersh Freeman, former major Lloyd Wilson. The team was thumping of Nebraska last' night, team fleld lnclu des St. John’s W. Pet. Adams told Chief Judge Roszel phy and Jinr Benson. of eight wins and 14 defeats. List­ plete reversal of form come about 2. A defensive show that limit­ was So disgusted with himself that the- ribs bv a line drive and Ray league pitcher, will manage (hn- .picked on the basis of their rela­ • running its season mark to 22-3 (N. Y.)rt2!S9fa of Chicago, Hous­ Man. W allpaper...... 52 .526 Moore of the Minnesota Twins was cinnati's farm team at Rocky tive positions In the club races Thomsen, who is hearing the case Registration Commlttes oonsiats CHICAGO (A P )—Ray Jutras of ed among the Red Raiders vic­ and they could not buy a basket. ed Chamberlain to 30 polnU, his he continually passed up shooting and its conference mark to 12-2. ton and the-loser of the Bradley- Imperial ...... 52 .520 aecond lowest total of the seaeon. hit in the shins by a batted ball. Mount, N. C., this season. held at Chimmlngton three weeks As Metro Takes Stock _Q i Chicago Cubs without a Jury. o f Lee IiYocchla, ehaiiman, O ogi,_ Clnqinnetl game,. All ere expeicted ths Lowsll, Mass., team holds the tims was Syracuse twice, a team Matt Wallace , took charge for opportunities, passing, Instsod, to ,* It Tttao kept alive Wildcat hopes ■ Pharmary .48 :AatL tllEt upset the Huskies l « i e earlier ioiia os H? n(t 13 poinu Tn in th4 He 'had SSolWontytri of those 90 a teammate aifd pointing one arm ago. All men have racing' exper­ Adams sold Pualey told him he Joe Oormsn, CSiuck BlakesTSt, of a Us for the conference title. to go.dlrecUy to the quarterfinals, National (IdTden Gloves flywelgl Bud Cowles, Nimltowaki, Pat Ool- National S h o e s...... 47 52 .475 this week. The Red Raiders have second period to forge Iona ahead and wen * thoroughly disgusted to the Boston Garden glrdere In a ience and they should make a MESA, Ariz.— (NEIA)—if It ac­ could get the NFL franchise In ’riiey can tie only if Colorado drawing first round byes. championship today. Houston for 1961. The Houston angelo and Cotoldo. lost to such teams as (Cornell, Le­ t o . atay. Wallace, Joe Shea and 7-1 polril-maker when defensive silent command 'or the other play­ good team showing. Many, club complished little or nothing eUe, is upset by Kansas in .the -Buffa­ The first of the NCAA college Jutras, s 24-year-old shoe cut­ Best totals were MaW Lourle members are planning to attend millionaire "objeoted because he Handling the Schedule Oonunit- ter, stopped' Paul Chavee, 18. of high, Lafayette, Penn Stale. Army, Erie Hohenthai combined to score giant Runeell left the game al the er to shoot. Golf Lessons Start Wednesday the Chibs’ system of 10 rotating '1 1 loes’ final game Saturday. Colo, division regionals <^ns in Evsns- 209—482, Diane Sauer 178. Navy, Bucknell and Niagara. The four-mlnule mark of the fotirth Boston’s Ruesell did most of One and cheer the team on. The group thought this was too far away,” tee will be Bob Von Deck, chair­ radtt Jiolds a 12-1 conference rec­ vllle, Ind., tonight. Host Evans­ Ros^^’eII, N.M., at L:50 of the sec­ 29 points In the third period for coaches Instead of an out-and-out man, Catoldo, Tomoasl and Ooo- series record stands at 6-5 in fa­ the winners while limiting McIn­ quarter. defensive work on (Jhamtortaln. will ' leave from the Municipal manager intensified the Chicago he said. ord. The conference winner gets ville, the 1968 end 1960 netionsi ond round In a scheduled three- The wMness said ha tried for ids Banas. Get! Old Poil vor of lK3onn. tosh to nine. Wallace with 29 was AiiertMU'h NEvk'ted Russell garnered 21 pointi him- ■ Building parking lot at 7:30 a.m. club’s spring drills In Me.sa, 16 . one of four remaining spots In champions, faces North Carolina round final last night. Under Hackney at West Side 2H years to get a franchise In Rod M odsln, Jim Welch, Mika Jutras got In several good left Guard Bob Duffy (8-Si of Col­ high for Iona with' Dave Tiirklng- CkMtch Rad Auerbach, who had self before leaving the game with miles southeast of Phoenix In the o the,NCAA Tournament The run- A&T and Union (Tenn.) trlee blasted the Celtics In a clooed-door — There will be a Ski Club meet­ Houston before going into the Cappo, Don Sullivan, Tomosti and hooka and a right to the face to BOSTON (A P )—Former Boeton gate rings down the curtain on one ton hitting 17 and Shea and four minutes gone In the lost Valley of the Sun. t nerup, packs it in for the season. Southern Illinois. The other seven session at New York Tuesday ■It’s that time of the year again. ing at the American Legion Home AFL In 1959. Ed BYtzgerald form ths Rules Should Kansas State and Colo­ regionals will be played Friday jar (Thavea in the second round. University Bockfleld Coach Bob of the greatest careers of any Hohenthai scoring 15 end 13 period. ^ You can't have that many boanes Committee. > Margarita has bean ra-named to Colgate athlete. Duffy, rated ninth night after thsA fourth straight Golf lessons for both children Monday night at 8 o'clock. Plans Adorns said he and Hunt, who rado tie, the conference members and Saturday. The punches took the wind out of points respectively. Clifton 32 and wait had 2.1 palnU at that time, and adulUs. sponsored by the Rec­ around without somebody having oiwns the AFL Dallas Texans, hts old post. Margarita coached at nationally with a 26.1 scoring aver­ loss to the last place Knlcks. adding five athre with Jim Loe- for the annual banquet will be dis­ to go to work. So, no more leisurely .fWill be polled to decide whether Western Kentucky arid Detroit, the New Mexican and the fight Ehlers 18 did the b:ilk of the scor­ wasn't aj:ound to haridl/ the team reation Department, will start cussed and a speaker will be went to Chicago to meet with Robin Roberta 35, is ths oldsat HU during the 195? and 1959 aea- age, holds almost every Colgate cutoft guarding him over the final midday ses.slons. At first the squad ■ a playoff or flip of a coin will be flret round opponents In the NCAA was stopped. ing for winless McIntosh. In the second half. Boston’s lead­ Wednesday night. The classes will present with films and a talk George Halas, chairman o f the pitcher on ths staff of the New' The Lowell team’s two other sone, resigning to enter business. scoring record.„About the only one M orUrty'i eight mjn'uHs. w-as divided for morning and after­ used- to determine the NCAA major tourney, each suffered up- ing morer, Tommy Helnsohfl, was be in session every Wednesday ebout one of the -East's newest NFL Bbepantion Committee. Y«fork Yankees. aemifinaliats were outpointed. Zack He played for Brown and trie Chi­ he hasn’t niade is the single sea-; B. T. PU The Warriors weled the eport the fol­ 591 single season mark set by Jack | Hy'i» . the first half. When Auerbach the game there is a 50-50 chance keeping their hes alive. Kansas Louisville took advantage of poor bowed to Jim Roes of Clhcinnsti protested the thumbing of Helh- at- the Manchester Country Club.' Bowling picnic on the Arizona desert Is lowing year. Ntchola during the 1655-56 season.' '•‘" ’'''i' that Gola will be ready for ths Dog Race-Type Horse Races - Stats soared out to a 24-10 lead Western Kentucky marksmanship In the 160-pound dais. sohn. Referee Jim Duffy disposed will be the instructor. .Since JJie an­ over. ; before NeVaaka made Its bid and and came up with an 88-71 victory. Totals 35 5-5 55 start of tl« olayoffs March 16. Charley Metro, who supplanted OaaHt <11» of the coach as well. M«scher>’ nual program started several years BOCKETTES — Agnes Cleugh- < eloaed -the gap to three points, Among the major gomes, tonight K. Pti. ago the tall Scot has been in Harry Craft on the brain panel Morgan __ 1-2 17 slsyed around, lujt fk ^ needed sey 115-121, Lots Petereon 122, : 34-81. ore St. John’s vs. Manhattan and repairs to close a cuj, hear hla left after having sent so many playera lAt Winter-Lockeii Lincoln New York University vs. Pordham Mr(.^rmlrk charge. Helen Wllnon 118, Clairs AgotR.1' Sab Produees K^pnpy __ eye. The schedule will b* sc follows: to ths majors from Vancouver and Jm Mike Wroblewski came' off the In a Madison Square Oarderi dou­ ■KIrUp ...... nelll 112. Denver the past five years, lends , The Bonloji vIctxN-y came In the There" will be two clOaseo for boys LENlPPI^. RJ. (AiP)—They Grey Imp 'tom the first ah- Kansas State bench after a short bleheader, Oklahoma at Missouri KaUtll ...... second game of a Boston Garden and girls, one at 6- o’clock and the verve to the procedlhgs. '(Vhlle new hod eveiything- at Lincoln braviatsd race, setting a track rsst and thraw in a couple of field and Boston College at Boston Uni­ WEST SIDE MIXED DOU­ to the Wrlgley Field sehtp, Metro doiibleheeder and moved the Celts other at 6:30. The minimum age Downs yesterday exc^t a record of “17 seconda but two goals and a free throw to advance versity. ' TotalR 22 5-tl 5J \ylthln three wins of matching for all participants in this group BLES — Danny Na.scembeni 142, quickly got the big picture. It other ridsw cloim^ f(^ . Ths the Wildcat m or^n to 39-31 at Srijra at ,half. »V17 Morlarly *. I , Ted Lawrence 138, Marge Cush­ mechanical rabbit. And they their rSconl total of !i9 In the is 10 years. Everyone muot doesn't take this Ukrainian fire­ eould -have used one of thoM films tiiowed that Grey Imp ths half. ing 118. ball long to size up ballplayers, 19.19-60 NBA sessori. The O i l s either be a member of the Rec­ as three accidents in the first was blomeleaa and second th kt broki the Nebraska Bron Big Mim I’''j(h a ve four games left arid could reation Department or must plan Brought Changes rocs' brought about dog race- place finisher Pape John was ekotge. X'dntos -^fltkte quickly Slipa ...... 7 Bl'HINrXHME.\’S LEAGUE tJoodrow ...... 1 11 . j reach 60 by winning them all. League warfare last night found to join. HOMEMAKERS HOUDAY— "It wouldn’t surprise me If 10 type horse races' o3, the win- moved hock to tiiM. built ltd lead to 16 points in -the DURHAM, N.H. ( AP) — Cap­ Turkington ...... 5 i* Detroit ovejcame a 17-jxjinl the A-1 Caterers downing Nas- Classes for women will be at 7 Diane Willie 177—477, Ethel Mike recruits made this club," said ter-ioohed track. aoeond half and coasted in. .. tain Bob Bron paced New Homp- AVaimcp ...... 11 Then it appeared toht ths S ildflelt in the second half and de- sifTs, 64-.10, while (be Post- ()* ce o'clock and '1:30. followed by 471. Metfo, betwen shouting Instruc­ Ice on tbs turns gave track Otiorodo, which- dominated the bhlfe’s bosketbaU team m four de- Hohenthai ...... a ...... * .} featejl New York 119-112 .in the men's classes at 8 and 8:30. There AI-EX HACKNEY official clock might have been r*onran ...... 1 upset Telso, 37-29. tions to outfielders working In officiala the idea o t shorten­ a victim of the cold weatlMr. ItoguB single handedly until los­ pkrtmente this seaoon: Scoring, 'Augurt ...... 2 4 Bo.ston opener, and Syracuse, led will be a slight fee charged, there­ ing to Kansas State late In the qioet field goato, most frae throws, ij«d by Don Wheeler's 19 points front of the trap wall In the left ing tiie races from five fur­ The next three wtnnen posted 9-U SI by Dnve Gamb'ee. edgeeiK)ee- Metro UsUid ttv* pitdtaua 6 But the strolghUwoy nm run In nasriy thrsa weeks bs- the NUiVA. th* .loser to the Na­ Chotfleld, Minn.. 10. MORNINGBEI.LE8 — Shirley 26 cents, with som ; going as high Another hockey pool is based oateber, • five fatfisldera- and, four cord playing, newspaper reading cousa of snow and- iea eendi- two free throvt-s for the final mar­ tacled Bob Will and three recruits, or otaavhig in ths riidfitouBS. sttil didn't avert another ooct- tional uvUation tourney. FOB't^YiAUDEBDAI-E, YU.— EA.ST SIDE JUNIORS Murphy 128—342, Barbara Strange as $1 and a few at 10 cents. on the totki g o w scored In all outfltidsn* os peagrfianfi with dent. Star Moore, a 6 to 1 tlons at the UAfiths of a mils ’]|^ final NCAA berth wU be Ike' Vaughn, 146, OUiclnnaU, out- gin. Oombee led Syracuse with 116. NHL and American Hockey Lou Brodt, Nelson Mathews and Jfistro y operates on ths v Hookey at a Glattce 34 points. Play in the Eo«t Side JURier Out of 20 recent arrests, one fJralg Sorenson—until they were tsr than outatas cmnoes of efoah- aeecnd cboioa, tilpped vAan strip. nsolvad Msatoay in a playoff for polBted Ray LaiKSUter, 147, fipor- man has been fined 3700, for print­ League gamea dur&ig ths week. Ing the big club. IW k about sound thepey that boHplayan JONES BOY—Hayto Jones, oLPontiac, Mich.,^Ii(Mid9 for victory in the 60-yard Iiurdlea That "Was Chamberlain’s second Beisketbeil LeetoM wUl go on os ready for a good night’s sleep. An pM to play hasetadl. He mm I the ground broke under mm However offleialB hoped to t> MiaasnM'Volley crown, pitting taaburg, 8.O., 10. • scheduled tonight. Action fai the KAYOEE. TBNPIN-^ohn Hig- ing pool tickets and 3300 for Pools based on weekly televieed changes being mode! Whsn did -Clin a noimal ains-sMs osrd ^ JHUM and Bnullsy. There, too, am krioan leagu e In th# K. of a Games at MadLEm Square Garddn in New York. Bill Johnson, left. uv«} 202, John Coisngoe of tickets and the big operators Playoffs range u high M 3I>* hs pcfiatsd otK, “fiiid with thfii ohih use ee^danbly more of this. 3W0. becauss it would be too difficult 000. those Wgh-prioed tnflsidena Mfiks \ I t f .

MANCHHEtoR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. MARCH 8. 1962 PAGE TWENtY^EVBN MANCHESTEE KVENINO REBALD, MANCHE8TEB, CORN, THUBSDAY, MARCH 8, 196t SIX Musical Inatnuuents 63 ApartBMnts-<-Fiat»— Houses For 8als$ 72 Hooses For Sale 72 House* Tor Sale 72 cip a lissu p p lied by the United- .Autombbiles For Sale' 4 THERE OUGHT A BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Sitasttons Wsated— . U.S. Sees Edge States ohd^Jfiuppe. Skating Report (XlinUDHraNO the purdtose .of a Tenesunts VHRHDN tT.r-OMsr honee with 8 e x c e l l e n t LOCATION—6 room SIX ROOM Cape Cod with garage, The House and Metms F m a lt 3$ GAS AND g a s eomblnatloB Roper stone fireplace, wall-to-wall car­ Committee will Wgiiv hearings I960 ^MDILLAC piLEETWOW rangOr very good condition, raa- piano or oqtaa? See our completa toga raqaia selltog.. iiM only cBird»—Pets 41 4 ehalrs, toiscellaneoua. MI 8-8SB8. home. Three bedrooms, one With Foraker, MI 9-7746. stantial trade to the long run and land, Pakistan. Portugal and Peru. Springs Pond, 36 at Center Springs Auto IM tIbk S ^ ooI 7-A ■Uvar; picture frames and old TWO ROOM apartment, heat, elec­ would have thrown a bar In the PLEASE READ TOUR AD ANNOUNCING' the opening of edns, old dolls 'and guns, hobby tric stove and refrigerator fur- $15,90o—Bolton Lake, Vertiiin, Love­ private bath, lovely living room Annex and 45 at Charter'. Oak ly lakefrcnt contemporaip* eplH, 8 BARROWS & WALLACE wtay to greater economic coopera­ A Jelltoor will use from six to Park. All three sites were super­ .Jit.* df • ^ M t Ada” arc takaa otw Um phetia M a eon* Roger’s quaUtY used fumitum. edlacfions, itttio contenta or arhols nUhed. MI 9-1600. with dining area, beautiful kitch­ MORTLOCK'8 DrlvUig Sebooi-Ot- CUTE 8 WEEKS old male puppy, bedrooms, modem in everYirespect, tion with Western Europe. vised during good skating daq^s by ftce, « a Mato St. Maneheater. Vn,tHEWACHlM Oa« stoves, chasts of drUrers, estataa. Fumitura Rapalr Servica, en. Full basement (has another seven mtllloii gallons of petroleum rilw iiai H m adTerttaer ahanld read hla ad tba KIB8T DAT ^ SuTVfHEHflie issadnable. Phone MI 8-4822. COVENTRY—Newly decorated 8 kitchen with built-tos, fiiutfiacs In fireplace), ovenOzed garage, good 86 E. O nter St. MI 9-5806. TTie White House said that in per year. park and police personnel. APMbABB aad BBPOBT EB80B8 ta tfana ttr tba atort la i^ LeandM oorraeUy **May Save ICrTHIMSUH beds, and many mlscellanaons TaleottvlIIa, Conn. Y d MI S-744t. mMAUMPER WK.D,'4WTH0 room apartment In Early Ameri­ extra large living room^ 3 full lo't. Selling for 10% below cost. addition to gaining greater con­ Uga. j b s la fcmwmitWn far o a lj ONK taworrtot ar ondttad Tour U fe.!’ Citver edueatum BUFF COCKER female, very pret­ items. Roger’s XJsed Fumiturs, cessions than It granted, the United CIKIPUHIL 117tt Spruce St. MI 8-4868. can home, pine paneled kitchen, baths, sundeck plua e x tm . large T J. Oockett, Realtor. MI 8-1877. HORTON ROAD-4 room Cape', laaHtiaB far day advert!awnwit aad A aa aaly ta tba *art«t af a classea. Member. Oonnectfeot Pro- ty, AKC registered, permanent closed In gunroom. Be suseito see Statek received a promise from the feaslonal Drivliic Sobooi Aaan. MI PAPER CUTTER. Can MI 8-826$. exposed beams in tjtotog and liv- nicely landscaped yard, garage, Hgaato faad* taMmeB. Brran ulilob ^ aat Itaac tba vaiaa af u ots, 7 months, n . C, Chase, YOUNG COUPLE ; this. 7 BOLTON NOTCK—4 room ranch, six-nation Common "Market to re­ 9-7888. BMATOPHER .Jng rooms, oiitomatlo oil '' heat, family size kitchen, living room Mm a d w ileeew rt wfll aat ba eariMtad by *iaaka fraad” ,iaBarlfaa. Harmony m i ' Kennels, Hebron BREAIONO UP HOUSEKEBPINQ 1^4 car garage. Owner. Priced to sume talks soon on proposals to LEGAL NOTICE Rd., Bolton, MI 8-5427. :lkrgo yard, temtce, 1128, toetod: with fireplace, dining room; 3 bed­ LARSON’S Oonnectlcut’a Hrat tl ^CHOOLf . • CAN'T USB THEIR tog heat, and electricity, avaUahle $36,'900—Henry St. BeautiftOl romn sell at $1S,600'-Call between 6:80 rooms, ' ceramic tile bath, very low er' barriers against, Amerlca;n Notice Is hereby given that the following have been certified as party- eenaed dtlvtog scbool tratoed '- 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE Rooms . Without Board 59 Immediately, Adults preferred. split ranch, custom built tx years a.m.-9 p.m. Ml 9-7074. nicely maintained, Immediate oc. farm Imports:- endorsed candidates of the Republican Party for election as memberd Certlflad and approved la noe of­ - W AND APPLIANCES OArfield 9-tmi. ago, features natural bircH kitchen cupancy, $15,900. Robert Wolver Thk White Houae announcement of ths Town Committee of said Party in the Town of-Manchester, to-* ” *rJSSS5SS/“ DIAL Ml 3-2711 Articles For Saliiv 45 f u r n is h e d , r o o m s , fering clasaioom and bebtad THEY HAVE HAD complete equipped with built-lns, llv tog room BUYING — CALL US ton Agency, Ml 9-2613. said the Common Market's free­ gether- with the street addresses of said candidates: wheel toatruetlon for teenagers. FOR S MONTHS lighlight t: houfekeeping fadllties. O ii- THREE ROOMS heated. 456 Main with wrought iron' stairway and dom to negotiate on certain agri­ trollytraily located. Children accepted- St., second floor, $70. MI f-8229, fireplace, .bedrooma wHh! double For $6,900 4 room ranch with full NAME Ml 9407B. 60 GALXiON ink drums, suitable for WHICH IS PRACnCALLT NEW J>ath, modem kitchen, artesian culture Items was hampered by ADDRESS IF YOU ARB A Ilmitelimited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St, 8-8. closets, 2 ceramic tfle biSUis, ree 7.1 its cemunoa agriculture policy but io e /f.7 e n . burning' trash. MI 8-2711. Manchester. well, large lo.t. lAits For -Sale Martin Alvord ...... 30 Oakland Street PREPARE FOR driver’s teat RESPONSIBLE PERSON room with fireplace, 2-caif garege that It agreed to certain arrange­ Agea 16 to 80. Driving and eiaae AtKiounjiu. Shown by appointment orgy. . For $11,500 4 room expandable Eric Anderson ...... 20 Coburn Road TROUBLE REACHifMi OUR ADVERTISER? TV ANTENNAS, tubes, parts and WHO'S GOING La r g e f u r n is h e d room Cape, fireplace, aluminum siding, VERNON—Lot 100x310, Lake St., ments—including a number of room. Tbree tosirueton. No walt- accessories hcnaiua sal»—to our • HOUSEKEEPINa FnmiBhed Apartmoirts 63-A Bernard August ...... 45 Main Street rent, convenient location, Ise.-IXlO—Rockledge. Chistom built combination storm windows and near school,. $3,W)0. R. J. Wrobel- important tariff cuts—which will IM. Manebsoter Driving Aeada- iom ous do-lt-ynurself department. YOU CAN TAKE OVER ski. Broker,'MI 3-2573, be able to nyiintaln their position Roger Bagley ...... 66 Dale Road my. PI 2-73M.^ housekeeping, woman only. FURNISHED apartment, Mato St. brick beauty ranch. T on ; will like screens, full basement,, plenty -of IMfonr Aiiwirlig StnriM Rabbit ears 99b, stacked ahiininum UNPAIP BALANCE 9-7959. location, 8 rooms, one bedroom, to the Common Market. ' Thomas Bailey ...... 25 Radding Street MONTHLY PA-TMENTS this location high on a IpH terrific land. MANCIflBSTER— A zone, Por- conical 19.99; channell 8 yagi, second floor, 190 per month Includ. For $19,900 6 room ranch with How will the tariff cutting Gilbert Barnes ...... 30 Wellington Road R oofing And CUsuieyA 16*A Busliwss OpporttmiUes 32 H cl|l Wanted— Male 36 $2.99/ UHF bow tie. $1.99 and up. view, large ll-vtog room vrith mar­ ter Street area, trees, seWsr avail­ FrM to Horali Roaiort ing heat. Call MI 94808. ble fireplace, 8 extra laws bed; full basement to A-l condition agreements work? Robert Barnes ...... 281 Henry Street Buain^aa Sarriccs O ffered 13 Special prices on channel master ’’WES'^GHOUSE’’ REF. r o o m f o r rent near Mato St. 9 able. $3,000. Carlton W. Hutchins, As an example, -the White I BOOBINQ—SpeetoUstog rinabtag ESSO HAS exceUent service sta­ EXPERlBiNCED exhibit buUder. rooms, large ceramic tUe joath and breezeway and garage. Many other MI 9-5132. crossfire and JFD signal comet “ c a l g r i c ’ r a n g e Hazel St. MI 9-»70. ONE r o o m furnished apartment. listingg available. Call Hoiuk estimated the average Bertha A. Barton ...... 145 Tanner Street Want tofanaatlaB aa «me af aor claaaHlad advertlaemeatsT Ka roots of aU kinds, new rooto, gut­ tion opportunities to ManchSster- BixeeUentf <^iportunlty. .. Display- "EMERSON’’ TELEVISION shower, walk-to closets,, attached CHAfM SAW work — Traea oS. Btdtan arsa availabls now. SmaU cro ft Manchester, MI 34117. antennas, 10 foot nqsat pipe 13-90, Heated. Kitchen set, refrigerator, American car will coat $126 Iom Wilbur Bennett ...., ...... 99 McKee Street aaswer at tta telephaae Uatedf Sbaply caO tba ter work, chimneys eleaned, re­ Red Bird chimney mourns 99e. BLONDE BEDROOM ATTRACr^t^ room for gentleman breezeway and 2-car gariMge. Reaaonable ratee. Call Pi 2-7868 paired Aluminum . si n 1-6854. John J. BIckley ...... 41 Duval Street ‘ MANCHCSTER ANSWERING SERVICE Saturday or Sunday. CtoU Hawley, MI 8-mU. MI 84788. time Janitor. Apply Stan Osimek, B-PC. DINETT E SET Depot Square, Apt. 4. . MI 9-4648 or MI 3-7857 case—g o Into effect. The coet of Dorley days JA 7-4188, nights picture tube special at $28.98 and MAYTAG WAK^R ]. D. Realty ’Co. ANDOVER-:-Bullt In 1720. seven John Bowen ...... 570 Woodbridge Street Springfield STate 8-4629. Service Manager, Moriarty Bros. r o o m s t o r e n t , also cabins with ROCKVILLE—2 room furnished a European car to the United M l 9 -0 5 0 0 SAM’S OPBOUR8RT <> RrilrM many more specials. Sqe us first HOOVER VACUUM MANCHESTER—Bell St. 5>4 room room capq with 114 baths, garages States would drop an average of Audrey Brett ...... 135 Tanner Street from tba riiop. Can taka eare <4 PICK-UP AND delivery driver. Ap­ and save. evwitog« till 9, 8BALT BOXSFRINa efficiency. Scranton Motel. Call MI apartment, utiUties supplied. Suit 470 Main St. Mil 3-5129 ranch. 4 years bldv large lot with and approximately .3 acres. Main aad leave year meataca. Tea’ll bear fram aor adverllaar la fig Heatiiig and Plumbinr 17 9-0826 atfer 8, able for couple. TK 6-408, $21J50. , Louis Champeau ...... 21 Elizabeth Drive all your uptaolMertaa needa at ply Stan Ozlmek, Service Mana- Saturdays till 8. Satellite Electron- 8EALT MATTRESS , country surroundlhgs. Quality highway. T. J. (Trockett, Realtor, Generally, the tariff reductions Hate wlthoat speadlay |dl evaalay at tbe telepbena great aavlnga. CaU S-S8T8, Help Wanted—Female 35 lo Service, IBS School St., Man­ Georgs Chapin ...... 146 Walnut Street GERARD J. BARONOnSKT, ger, Moi^arty Broe. Also included "Mohawk" , VERNON—5 room ranch,| walkout built. Plastered walls, hot water Ml 3-1577. will go Into effect In two stages. Plumbing, Installation and repair. chester, MI 9-1788. Rugs, End Tables Cocktail basement, nice grounds, near bus heat, caat iron radiation, etc. Kenneth Chase ...... 99 Arnott Road u- . OOSMA APPLIANCE Bervloe—Re­ CONNECTICUT registered R.N. or IMMBIDIATE opening in Manches- f u r n is h e d r o o m for rent. In­ BusinOss Locations The first Is scheduled for June 30, Ml 941M. Tables, Lamps, Smoker, DlSheg^ Tongren Agency, Ml $-4631, $17,900 Philbrick Agency, Ml ^Rdgar Clarke ...... 175 Etost Center Street pairs aU m aker refrigeratore. L.P.N. lor weMcend relief shifts 74 ter. Well known company has SNOW BLOWERS - From $79.96 quire 186 BlsaeU St For Rent 64 9-8464.' Wanteil—Real Eiitate 77 the second a yvar later. A few Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 4 Silverware, Kitchen Cabinets tariff i-eduotlons wUl be extended Donald Conrad ...... 14 Harvard Road freeaera, waabtog maebtoaa, dry- PLUMBINQ AND beattog - n - or 8-11 p.m. to convalescent home local opening for ambltloug and and up. Parts oiM sarvlee Cspi- to RockvlUe. Tel. TR 6-4291. Mirrors, Pictures, Pots and Pons over three years. DOST—Blueprint of house vicinity NEED CART Tour credit turned era rangea, oU and gas bumem. modelUm tostaUatloiia repairs. enthusiasUg man. Must have at tol lulpipment Oo.. 88 Main ESCCELI.ENT STORE for oav bus!- rooms finished on thiriif floor, 2' MANCHESTER —Colonial 4 bed MULTIPLE family dwelling want Mary Jane Crandall ...... 58 White Street MI 840H. AU work guaranteed. Honrs 7 4 daUy, 74 Thursday. 74 And Few Other Items f in is h e d room for rent.'Church Ttie agreements wire hammer­ of Manchester Savings and Loan. down? Short on down payment? AU work guaranteed, 18 years ex­ least High . School education, tlbs nets or office, apartment iachid- can garage, off lEost Cktiter St. rooms, 1*4 baths, modem family ed direct front owner. Write Box Charles N. Crockett ...... 14 Gerard Street SALESGIRL wanted for modem Saturday. Phone Me Immediately 8t Ml 3-7668. ed 470 Main St. MI 94221. 94. ed together In a year of hard bar­ CtOl CH 7-7B78. Bankrupt? Repossession? Don't perience. 24-bour servlea, OsU starting Income. BhcceUent ad­ near Post Office, schools wnd shop' alte kitchen, built-in stove, dish­ T, Herald...... 560 Woodbridge Street LAWN MOWERS sharpened and drug store, friendly. atmosphere, washer, etc. 1-car garage. One gaining in Geneva and Brussels. William W. Davis .. despair! See Honest Douglas. In' ItoriVanCamp. Ml 8-4749. , benefits, salary plus commission. vancement opportunities plus Hartford CHapel 74888 ping. Phiihrick Agency^ M3 9-8464, repaired sales and service, pick fringe benefits end.bonus; Call HA SPECIAL bargains to woolen strips SMALL STORE, 8 Summer St. year qlil. $21,900. Philbrick Agen WISH SQMBUNE to handis youf Kennedy said U.S. negotiators Francis DellaFera ...... 142 Lakewood Circle, South LOST — Children’s glasses on E. quire about lowest down small' up snd deUvery, Ice skates sharp­ Please amtly to person, Franklin And remnants for rug braiding or See It Day Or Nigjit Apartments— Flats— ' Center Street. Reward. MI 8-5913 est payments-anywhere. No small 8-0421 or, write P.O. Box 164, Ideal for dry cleaning eetablleh- VERNON—8 room raneb llarge lot cy. MI 9-8464. real eat ate? Call mo at HI 9-0326 were sometimes hamstrung by Vincent Diana ...... 140 Benton Street ened, precision ground. L A M Pharmacy, 2871 Mato St., Glas­ hooking now at C olw a l Rem­ ' Tenements 63 ment. Call MI 3-2457, 94 only. after 9. ______loan Or finance company plan. Radio-TV Repair Services 18 South Wiiidham, Conn. If you have no means of tranapor- near school, asking $14^100.Ton «or prompt and courteous service the inflexibility ot -the present M. Adler Dobkln ...... 56 Clyde Road Ekiuipment Corporation, Route 88, tonbury, 2 nant Shoppe, 116 Center St. tktim. I’ll send my auto for you I BOLTON CENTER Trade Agreements Act which ex­ Douglas Motors, 888 Main. THREE ROOMS heated, Main St., STORE OR office space, street gten Agency, MI 3-6321 Joseph Barth, Broker...... 56 Dougherty Stree’t ’ POUJfD—Buff and white mongrel, Vernon. Conn. ’TR 8-7609. Manches. TV SERVICE—AU makas. BoBaat, No Obligatlen pires June 80'. The limited leeway Flavia Dotchin ...... part CoUle, vicinity Shopping ter exmonge. CaU Etoterprlse 1948. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, with or without stove. Call between level, 71 E. Center St. CsU AD MANCHESTER-Itanch, large llv Custom built 2 bedroom ranch, HELP I DUE to many recent sales, James Duffy ...... 232 Henry Street GORMAN Boououleal. H IA quality paria. FOR SAUC-Braided rugs; also, 6:30-7:30, MI 8-0441. 0-1628. permitted by the law, he said, Parkade. CaU JA 8-4811, Ext. 7241. Guaranteed 90 days. Funona fdi CONNECTICUT A —“I/^—B—-E——R"—T—“ ——S ing room, modern kltchim; s bed living room with fireplace, book­ our listings aro tow. Buyers are was a big factor in hla decision George English ...... 53 Thomas Drive SBARPENINO Service — Saws, Clerk ^ Typists hats, very reaaonable. m S-4807. case wall, large lot vith view, waiting for all types ot property. MOTOR SALES INC. aervloe atoca 10IL Phone Ml 4845 ALLYN ST., HARTFO!U> ■'rooms, 1% baths, large rec room to allow some tariffs to drop ba ...... 78 Forest Street knivee. axea. shears, skates. Announces ^•xeeUent condition, $19,p00. Phil It selling buying or trading, call Thomas F. Ferguson 8-4BST. PottattoB'a. ISO Oiatar St. HOME MADE ravloU, frridi or Open Every Night Till 8 FIVE ROOli^x apartment, second STORE FOR rent. 948 N. Mato It. low officially designated peril Annonneementa 461 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Competitive Examination ''brick Agency, Id 9-8464.1 at once Free Inspectiona upon re­ points. Hazel Finlay ...... 44 Greenwood Drive Permanent fuU-tlme poslUons fr o z r , SOe doa. B. Paaqualtol. 246 floor. ISH St. Tel. MI 8-4781. MI 9-5228, 84. PAUL FIANO CONNIE’S TV and Radio Sarvloe. Avery Street, WanUng. REFRIGERATOR, washing ma>. quest. Gall the Ellswortb Mitten This decision was almost un John Fletcher ...... 76 Irving Street INCOME TAXES prepared In your MI 9-6801 available all boura. Satiafaetton available for good typists in our For BPCJT LEVEL—For thotp accus Agency, Realtors. Member of MLS Thursday 7-8. Saturday 7-4. MI chine, twin bed and chest Good IDUR ROOM apartment, including MI 8-0458 * ■ precedentsd but Kennedy aaid it William Forbes ...... 331 McKee Street home or by ^n>ointnient. BhMr- guaranteadrcan MI B-ISU. ' dericBl Department. High School ASSISTANT TOWN SINGER SLANT needle sewing ma­ heat, hot water Stld^gaa for cook­ tamed to the finer thin,'is all one service. Ml S-6IS0, was necessary it the United tenced tax work, S4.hour aervica. Most Cars con b« Sedd with 8.7958. condiUon. MI 9-0020. Houses For Rent 65 Walter Fox ...... 69.Garden Street education, accurate typing, and chine (like new) cost $229, eacrl- ing. Gas stove and electric refrig .could demand has 9>een to VERNON—5 bedroom Olonial, States was to come even close to Coll Ml 8-4728. No Money Down RASIO-TV REPAIRB, any maka, MANAGER, fice $76. Will take $2 weekly. MI HEBRON—3 Or 4 bedroom Cape, icluded in this lovely ' 8H room WANTED—8 bedroom home be ^ Js|jnntoe Frelman .. , ...... 9 Trotter Street SNOW PLOWING, day and night good knowledge of grammar eeaen- erator furiiished. Call M I 0-7737 extra large' shaded lot, large fam­ tween $14,000 and $20,000 as soon matching tariff concessions of­ tree plekim and deUvanr on amaU 3-1865. GAS STOVE, Ideal for summer cot­ between'8-7 p.m. IH baths, $185 monthly. J. D. homo. The style Is coadusive to ily special. Tongren Agency, MI fered by the other countries. ' Donald denovesl ...... '... 87 St James Street FEDERAL INCOME taxes:es prapar- 1961 FORD $1896 service. Rates acemding to lob radloe, pbonagrapha. ikxiea 8*16 tial. BhcceUent working conditions Salary Range: $10,446.80- those who enjoy split IcNel llvuig as possible. Have' several qualified and/or conditions. MI 9-5650 aU tage, $25. MI 9-5811. Realty, Ml 3-5129. 3-6321. "We cannot be expected to bar­ Vincent Oenovost ...... Baldwin Reed ed With your aavim in nuniL Fairiane ” 600'’. 4 Dr. V8 automa­ p.m. H A E Ramo aad Tv. MI SEVEN H.P. BOLEN tractor wiUi TWO ROOM uartm ent, heat, gaa ‘'at ita best. On beatlUffiUy lana buyers. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml Baylea. hours. and liberal employe benefits. CaU $11,902.80 gain effectively to the future un­ ...... 85 tienry Street Reasonable ratea. BT J tic, radio, heater, white walls. 84688, Ml S 4 4 ». snow blower and lawn mower, FOR SALB-Capehart 17’’ TV, $20; ■tove and renigerator funriabed FOUR BEDROOM Cape to Green lacapad spaoloua lot. 94'Ar garage. MANCHESTER and vicinity—If you 9-5133. Omer Qingras ...... Tel. Ml M248. Mrs. Peterson, Liberty Mutual In­ Annual'Increment: $364. der the limitations of the present BUSINESS-professlonal accounts. other extras. Coll MI 0-8988. tube tester, $16, 1901 model; new Adults only. MI 8-8888. Manorvllle on Sheriden Rd., Hez- 4 bathroonis. Priced iif the .high are looking for new or used law," he said. "If w* ara to lead, Robert W. Gordoil ...... 417 B. Center Street 1960 FORD $1595 TELB7VI8ION antemuui and rotor surance Company, MI 8-1181, for ardvllle, lU baths, $135 monthly. 60s. Philbrick Agency. MI 9-6464 INCOME TAX retuma prepared by If your receivables need action, 10RP4 picture tube,; 8 used picture homes, some with small down pay­ as w# must, we must 'have the Robert Gorman ...... 62 Linden Street Ranch Wagon. Economy 6, stand­ systems installed and repaired. appointment Paid vacations, hoUdws, sic ANDOVER—Three room apart' No leese required. J D. Realty, former Internal Revenue agent In ^ o n e MI 9-5817, any hour. AAA tubes Noe, 21MP4, 21FP4, 17BP4, ments. cal! the Ellsworth Mitten Ancient Practice means fOr the exercise of leader­ Russell Qrannls. ...-...... 83 WAitwood Street , ard shift radio, heater, less ^ a n Serving Manchester and surrotmd- leave; Social Security; 'Town pen­ Boats and Aceeaaories 46 $12 each; 10" speaker, 12" speak­ ment, heat, hot-water, stove and 'MI 8-6129. BOLTON Extra largie ranch the convenience of your home for Reimbursement Service, 869 Mato tog areas. Modem TV Sisrvice, 405 sion; hospitalization; sickness, and many extras, custon^« built for Agency, Realtprs, MI 8-6930 or MI ship." ■ __ _ ...... 43B.XL Middle'Turnpike 10,000 miles. * • St. Bonded. er, $8 each. CoU MI 9:5624. refrigerator, garage. PI 24048. 9-5524. Daniel Hair ...... Individual and husfiMoS. Idl 8-8988. Center St., MI 8^2206. WAITRESS WANTED—Days 10:80- accident Insurance, 25 H.P. SEA KING outboard engine CfSNTRALLT located 6 romn sin­ quality, low 80’s. Tongi'ibi Agency, Beekeeping ig an ancient prac­ He urged the congressmen to act favorably on his request for Herman Heck ...... 297 Henry Street 1960 FORD $1395 ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made 4. Apply to person. WUlle’s Steak with controls, to excellent eondi THREE ROOM apartment, beat, gle, oil hot water heat, adults only, MI 3-6821. tice. Bees were kept and honey INCOME Ta x retuma prepared by BXPERT TV Service, aU makes, Houae. Call for appointment. Ml ApplicaUona must be postmarked a freer hand in negotiating tariffs. Otto Herrmann ...... 612 Center Street Falriaine. 4 Dr., automatic, radio, alipcovers, drai>e8 and upholstery. tlon. MI 8-4428.------WINTHROP SECRBTART, large* hot water; electricity, atove, re $95 monthly. Call MI 6-7256. SPECIAL- produced Jong before the scientific auditor. Business and individual. reasonable prices, genuine PhUco 9-8061. or on file at, the Office of the Gen­ frigerator. 245 N. Main, second $17,800 — FIVE ROOM with The aim of hi* proposals would James M. Higgins ...... 31 Judith Drive Accounting services. Raymond heater, small V8 engine. Budget terms. Call Mrs, Roberts, mahogany. MI 8-8868. basis of honey production was un­ tubes, over the counter, 40% oft. eral ManagSir 41 Center Street, 10 FOOT THOMPSON, 85 Evtorude flcrar, $88. MI 9-6239, 9-6. TWO BEDROOM ranch, stove, re­ porch, large kitchen vsi$h built-tos, derstood. It was after the Invention', be to allow a 50 per cent cut to ...... 143 Adelaide Road ' Girard, l u 9-8eTO. MI 9-7590. Immaculato 6 room custom built Lillian Holway ...... 1960 RAMBLER $1495 . Turnpike TV A Appliance, next to Msnchester,.ponnectlcut, on or be­ electric, Mastercraft Tipper, com­ QUEEN AUTOMATIC washing ma­ frigerator and bedroom set, many filed bath, fireplace, combination Cape with attached garage to one of the modem beehive In 1859 that tariffs on Industrial nations— and ...... 39 Elsie Drive Stop A Shop, MI 9-8406. R.N. 11-7 SHIFT part-time. Laurel fore April 2, 1962. pletely equipped. Call MI 0-8804 ROCKVILLE— Apartments newly extras, $120 p6r month. MI 9-2083. 'Windows and doors, hqigte in excel­ the gradual elimination of duties Ronald Jacobs ...... TAX PROBLEMS? Call F l 2-8807 Super. 6 cyl., radio, beat,er, TT PIANO TUNING. $7. Fifteen years’ chine, good as new, $85. Inquire of Rockidlle’s -nicest ' residential beekeeping developed Into an Im­ ...... 45 Wyllys Street Manor. MI 9-28^, after 5 p.m. 818 Oiarter Oak St. MI 0-1901. decorated, dinette, kitchenette, lent condition. One ibinier. Full on many goods Which are prin­ Dorothy Jacobson ... - and have your return prepared for paint. A beauty. experience. Free repair estimates Application may be made on form areas. Living room 18x18 with portant business. upon request. Call Kenneth Robin­ bedroom, tile hathrooin appli­ RANCH HOUSE 'pnd garage, 8 bed­ jMuiement, hot water oil heat, re* Roy C. Johnson ...... 75 Pleasant Street you. You always save more ‘jian It SEXIURITT RecepUonista - earn obtainable from General Manager, rooms; country atmosphere, ideal paneled fireplace, large dining costs. 1959 FORD $995 son, MI 3-1865. Millinery, Dressmaking 19 FIVE PIECE chrome kitchen set, ances, $65 per month. Call MI 'Ceased cast iron' radiators. City room; roomy kitchen, plastered Carol Keene.v ...... 37 Adams Street money in your spare time. Open- Municipal' BliUding, Manchester, Diamonds—Watcht $28. 'Two twin bed mattresses, $19. 8-1866, TR 64495. for Junior executive, properly Water and sewerage. Tfear echool "300". V8, stick, radio, heater. Ings now present for female eecur- walls, 'open staircase. 3 large bed­ Eugene N. Kelly ...... 38 Agnes Drive RUGS AND bedspreads expertly AVOID THE Spring rush! Altera- ConnecUcut, or on ^‘Application For Jfewalry 48 MI 9-4624. mannered chlldreUx jMrmlssible. J)ue line, quiet n el^ bofiood . <)uick LEGAL NOTICE In very good condition, tiona and hemmii^ done now, Ity recei:epti( 3tioionlsts to the Manchester the Position of City Manager” of THREE ROOM heated apartment, rooms with lots of closet space, and bonald A. Knofla ...... SO Clyde Roaa dyed, choose from 70 decorator Available on or priorXjo April 1, occupancy. Charles Lesperance. tile bath aecctid floor, oil steam Household Services quickly, efficiently, inexpensively. area. F^ill and part-'>tlme ahifta. the International City Managers’ LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelers - FOR SAUS—Tappan gas range, first floor, with off street parking, $150. MI 9-7319. \ MI 9-7620. Notice Is hereby given that ths following have been certified as party- ...... 16 N. Elm Street colors. Lucky Lady Laundry, 48 1959 PLYMOUTH $795 4-8-8 hours. UniformB furnished heait, grounds hieely landscaped. Donald Kuehl ...... Purnell Place. MI 9-2002. Offered 13-A MI 8-8680. Asaoc'lation, 1313 East Sixtieth compact. Excellent c Spruce St. MI 9-4887. TWO KNOTTY pine buUt-to beds. HOUSING East Hartford, Wethersfield, South Windsor. Olsatonbury, Newington. Wilber Uttle ...... 195 Spencer Street 1959 FORD $1395 from the shop. Can take eare of Graduation, from a recognized 30" wlda drawers underneath, $80 CENTER- S T .'-2 room apartment, WANTED—8 room, first floOr, TMMEDUTELY. No reaaonable of­ aU your upboIatertM needs at Employment Office, 808 Main S t, Marlborough *nd Rocky Hill,, together with the street addreeses of ...... 89 Henry Street ELECTTROLUX Sales and Service, Gql., 2 dr. hardtro. V8 automatic, Storage 20 Manchester, Tuesday momlng 10- school of public administration and each. M l 04802, beat and hot water, two bua lines heated apartment, centrally Id­ fer refused. Immediate occupancy. Ralph Maher ...... bended repreaentatlve, Alfred power steering, radio, heater, black great savings. Csu CB 3-2871. 12 a.m. five (5) years'employment In mu­ Garden—Farm—Dairy available. JU 9-6105. eated, for retired lady. Reason­ VALUES said candidates: M. Joseph Maloney .., ...... 47 Bnice Road AmaU, 2oa Henry St. TeL Ml G.E COMBINA'nON ratrigerator,. JERRY FAY AGENCY with red In te rio r^ / FLAT FINISH HoUand window Ught trucking and package deUv- nicipal admln'lstratloii of which at Prodneta able. MI 9-36891 NAME ADDREiSS - CONVENTION Paul R, Marte ...... 176 W. Vernon Street 8-0450. MANCHESTER housewives— Why least two (2) years must have been dhe year old; flat top ironer; new FOE R E N T -4 rooiln apartment. •I ...... 240-Henry Street 1957 PLYMOUTH $695 shades made to measure. AU eiy, ReCrtoerators, washers and Heat, hot water, parking. $70 MI 8-7029 Raymond L. Miller 36 Sunset D r„ East Hartford State Christie M cOrm lck .. metal ^vraetlan blinds at a new stove movtog memalty, Folding not call Avon today to find out to a responaihle capacity dealing FOR THE freshest eggs to town, rollaway bed; mahogany vanity' GALORE BEAT—Desires to expand circle of Wagon. 4 dr. V8, automatic, how you can earn extra Income in and mirror: mahogany coffee month. Tel. MI 8-3068. Houses For Sale 72 Pauline Wookey 7411100 Dr„ South Windsor State Margaret McGrath ...... 88 Dudley Street low pnea.^ Kqra madto whUe you chairs for rent lU 9-0182 with overall municipal manage­ come to or call Manchester Poul kindred souls to encourage and radio; heater, real nice, your spare time. Learn how you Uble. Call MI 94102. $) 8,980-:-3-Btory homo-uOth 4 roome 36 Sunset Dr„ East Hartford Congreselonel Xtarion Mercer ...... '174 Ludlow Road stimulate creative and artiatic in­ wait. Marlow's. ment OR eight (8) years employ­ try Farm, 472 Keeney St., MI THREE ROOM apartment W 170 NEW RANCH-4 rooms, 2 full Raymond L. Miller MANCHESTER Mbvli« aad Tniek- can earn $2 an hour—working ment to municipal government of 9-9904. We dellvey free on Autumn Street to Manches­ LOOK!! Hilton Dr., South Windsor Congressional Jacob Miller ...... 103 Adelaide Rc«d terests. Write Box 8, Herald. Oak St., third floor, n^h heat. baths, large western style kitchen ter. New gas fureaae. A terrific Pauline Wookey 1955 FORD ' $445 AN UNUSUAL bargain I Reupbol- tog Company. Local and long dls- hours of your own choice. Many which at least three ($) years must . William Moorhoiise ...... 179 Henry Street Wagon, 9 passenger, V8, automa­ women to Manchester are making BALDWINS, MACS No. 2 UtUlty, 20 Musical Instrumenta 53 Can moVe right to. C allM j 9-7824 with bullt-lng, 2-car garqge, prims value. • \ I . MANCHESTER Raymond L. Miller .16 Simset Dr„ East Hertford County ater 8 piece Uvlng room set; eofa tanee movU^, padetog and stor- have been In an executive .or ed- location of beautiful homes...... 82 Hlllcreat Road Automobiles For Sale ' 4 tic, t^ lo , heater. and 2 chairs. $146. Choose from important contrihutlons to the mlnlstratlve capacity OR any lbs. 76c. Bunce Farm, 529 W. 8 room Otlonial, breezewiy, ga­ Pauline Wookey Hilton Dr.. South Windsor County Rlslne Mrosek ...... |s. Regular service throughout THREE ROOM ment. Heat, 127,500 Philbrick Agsney, MI ■I$12,800—5 roon4\CapieJ Itooei^ ...... 18 Gorman’ Place Toup of fine fabrics. Work done 3ew Btogland states and Florida. family budget this easy Avon equivalent combination of exper- Center Street, MI 8-8110. TWO m a n u a l Kinsman organ Gables, 118 rage, large living room, fireplace, John J. O'Connor .... loss OLDSMOBILE, 2 door sedan, way. Call BU 9-4922. stove, reMgerat; 9-8464. Street In V et^n. riy redeb^ Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held In said Bene- Today’s Special ly expert craftsmen on our prem­ Ml 8 - ^ . ience and training. MriUi percussion, floor model, regu­ Mato St., MI 9 9-5. nice yard. Close to bus Itne. and Aldo PsganI ...... 88 Locust Street radio, heater, good tires, new bat­ larly $1,030. now $875. Dubaldo rated, 1 car gar shopping, church, and Catholic torlal district on April 19, 1982, if a slate of candidstfs for any or tery, 8100. MI 8-6474, 5-7. ises. AU work tuUy guaranteed. $11,500—2 bedroom ranch, cellai. Frederick Peck ...... 14 Strong Street 1959 VOLKSWAGEN $1296 MiU Fabrlo Saleoroom, 175 Pine THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS O'). This examlnatimi will be conduct­ Bonsehold Goods 51 Music O nter, MI 94205. Open 2-9 THREE RO( apartment on Hud- School. all conventions is filed In accordance with Sec. 9-101 of the General WAITRESS for lunch. Treat Shop, double /garage, trees, near bus. $16,900—Cute ranch taopae on Coun Alexander Penny ...... 395 Burnham Street CALL OR'SEE me for a good deal Camper, beds, copier, stove, St., exclusive Cheney Fabrlo Movtog, packing, storage —local ed for the Town of Manchester by p.mi son Str« For information call stores Carlton W, Hutchins, Ml, try Lane In Veman>;Teatures 2 Statutes. and long distance. Agiuita for Route 88, -Vemon, MI 9-8206. the Connecticut State Personnel De- WALLPAPER sale—ceUlng paint MANCHESTER ...... 299 Oakland Street on 1062 Fords. Falcons, Falrlanes, table, 8 rowg of seats. salearoom, in Manchester. Ml $2.96 per gallon; other paint and MI 8-751 9-5182.' bedrooms, living with bay Emma P-ero ...... 8-7822. Budget terms arrangtd. Lyona viui Lines, Inc., world-wide partment. This is a hew position. PIANO TUNING. $7. Fifteen years’ 6 room Cape. Owner wUling to Forma for petitions for filing such candidacies for district delegates Herbert A, Phelon Jr...... 40 Hlllerest Road Thunderblrds or clean u6ed cars WANTED — Experienced hair­ vamisn specials. C. J,. Moirlaon experience. Free repair estimates I windo4r, birch caMsetM kltch- by or on behalf of- a slate of enrolled Republican party members of and trucks. Walter Q. Parker, L. GORMAN MOTOR SALES movers. FYee estimates. MI 84187, Appointee wiU be expected to start FIV^ROOM apartment, second $12,600 — ROCKVILLE. 6 room I eh. Attached garsMe. iW efu I- listen to reasonable, offers. Ixuge ...... 85 Holl Btreat ABSOLUTE bargain—custom mads dresser, good BSlary and commls- July 1, 1962 ______L Paint Store, 886 Cent6r''St. Jipon request. Call Kenneth Rqhln^ fkkuvheat and hot water, children kitchen. 4 bedrooms, nice yard. other' then -part.v-endorsed candidates may be obtained from tbe Re­ Esther Pickles ...... P, Fitzgerald. RockvUle. Ml 3-2485, INC. slon, Ideal woiKliig eondltlona, ex- ranch, large living room, cabinet I ly 4lec(mated.' idenq h o m ^ for ...... 110 FPrest Street slipcovers, drapee and upholstery. son, MI 3-1365. Accepted, $115 monthly. Call MI kitchen, beautifully landscaped Call today. publican Registrar of Voters of any town to the district. InstrocUons Rosalind T. Quish .... MI 9-5324, MI 9-3422. 461 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER pondtog our shop. Lovriy Lady TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Three R(X>m8 of Furniture newly-weds. MI 9-5301 Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberts, Painting—Papering 21 / 8-0768 lot. Shown by appointment. Marion for filing such a slaU of candidates are contained In Part I. In«t>''m- A, iJiwrence RIker ...... 680 Spnng Street MI 9-7890. Beauty Salon. Call MI 9-9256 for (30NNB5CTTCUT FROM MODEL HOME SHEET MUSIC-We have one ot COVENTRY tion Page of the petition form, copies of which are svallable in ssld ...... 129 Steephollow Lena PAINTlNa AND ' puwriuuigtog, appointment. All Inquiries con- E. Robertson, Realtor.- Ml 3-5963 $16,900—Deluxe Cape'V#th 6 room V Althea Roberts ...... Connecticut’s largest selectiqna. SIX ROOM duplax, oil furnace, cen­ \ 8 room Ranch. Large lot. Base- Registrars’ offices. Prior to obtaining the petition form, the consent Basically Smart SLIPCOVERS and reupholstertog Good eleen wezknumsbip at rea fldenUal. KlCWAttD MARTIN. Cost Over $700 Harmonicas, ukes, strings and 114 baths. Just onssr Bolton line Raymond E. Robinson ...... r. .414 B. Center Street tral location. Avi^able April 1. VERNON—Large 6*4 room ranch, In Coventry. Lange pooms. Fine \>nent garage. Nice. of each candidate to be proposed therein plus s deposit of $15.00 for Step Lively! done very reasonably. Workman­ eonabla ratea. M yearn to Maa- accessories for all Instruments. Adults preferred. 'kO 1-1438...... 517 Hartford Road BAKERY SALESGIRL, part-Ume, GENERAL MANAGER NEVER BEEN USED p or^ , garage, nice area, fire­ lot. Only 81.100 eaMh needed. each such candidate must be filed with said BegUtrar. A petition for Earle' Rohan ...... ship guaranteed. MI 9-1154. cbeietei, Raymond Fleka. MI Player piano rolls. Janssen pianos place. Early occupancy. Ttmgrtat ...... 483 B. CenUr Street 9-9287. mornings, experience preferred. GROUND FLOOR tenement of two- ANDOVER an oppoaing alate containing the required number of signatures of en­ John 8, O. Rottner ... PURCHASmi: AGENT for small Sale Price $388 from $469. Ward Music Co., 99y Agency, MI 34321. $16,909—Custom built'!ranch, on 5 room Ranch, woodtto lot. Very ...... 85 Hemlock Street RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU makea. Apply in person, Parkade Bakery, Slimmer. Open evenings till 9 p.ipr; family house, 8 large roonu, auto­ rolled Republican Party members In the town or district, as the esse Barbara Basse ...... PAINTING, ushering, floor Mz$d< electronics fmn to purchase elec­ Notch Rood in BoKon. 8 bed- falriy^priced. . mav be, miut be filed with the Republican Registrar of Voters In the SMAU cars, phonogr^)(ia obangaxa. Shopping Parkade. Pay Only $4 Week matic heat and hot water furnish­ CXJSTOM BUILT 6 room Colonlalj Mildred Schaller ...... 218 Parker Street Honest^economlcBl. Guaranteed90 tog, remodeling. Cau Mr. Charies; tronic components, get quotes, % rooms, lovely a««een#d and touTt In which said petition his been clrrulslert rot later than 4 on MEDIUM expedite delivery. Wonderful op- ed, remodeled and In exceUent 3 fireplaces, large cabinet kitchen, glassed porch oft [kitchen, Gs- Ralph Scudlerl ...... 888 (Renter Street days. Famoua for eervloa tor 80 m 9-0728. REXjABLB woman to eare for Sacrificing ci aplete bedroom PIANO, Baldwin acroeonle^, . condition, $80 per month, adults. MANCHESTER P.M, on March 29,.1962, being the 21st day preceding the day of the LARGE invalid lady, live to, new 4 room portunify to expandlM company. 1^ baths, screened porch, swim- rage. ~ 'Hiree acre » Dot.I 6 room small Cape on nice quiet ...... 40 Phelps Road ara Phone MI 9-4087. Potter- complete livliw room and kitchen like new. MI 8-8863. Call MI 3-4408. mhjg pool, garage, comer lot primary. John F. Shea Jr...... I’e. EXTERIOR and Ulterior patottog, apartment. Broad Brook. CaU Contact R. Nicola, 'A e N ew t^ street. Reasonably priced...... 136 School Street S OompanySMI 8-1543. decorator tu m ^ re from model dis­ 90x178. Shown by appointment. $18,900—A Jewel of a , Jarvia built Wesley Shields ...... Paperbongtog. Wallpaper books. fiTAtional 3-6428 or NAUonal 8-8514. ATTRACTITVE 0 room duplex, 8 Dated at Mancheeter, Connecticut, this 6th dsy of March, 1962...... 40 Cambridge Street WASHER • REFRIGERATOR re­ Wallpaper removed. Oelltogs. play home. We will give you tree Marion E. Robertson, Resltor. Ml Cape near new S ir t Catholic JACK LAP^N AGENCY Robert H. Btarkel .... delivery and free storage up to one bedrooma, largs cabtost Utchtn, 8-5958, , High Sdiool. 6 Tifotnt. alumi­ EDWARD TOMKIEL. Town Clerk ,: ...... 160 Gardner Street pairs. Prompt,- aconomleal, sxpvt, Floors. Good clean workmanship. HAPPY WOMAN. Run friendly lit bat^ment and attic, steam oU Robert Stsvnitsky .. tie shop-by-mall club. 2 hours year. | INVIT^ION num aldtog. Breipeway and] M 9 ^ 0 6 ...... 88 Virginia Road guaMtead. Phone Ml 9>46tT, Pot- Fully insured. Reasonable ratea. Barker Personnel heat, copper window screens, op­ qUSTOM b u il t 6 room Ranch, Everett Strange .... weekly, 10 Weeks.. Nice warm fun, garage. Bewers to land paid for. 4 .ig 9 4 terton'e. 180 Center St Leo PeOetler, MI 94898 or MI posite Center $*ark. Available AprU large Itvtog room with fireplace, \^II 4-01^9 York Strsngfeld ...... 158 Greenwood Drive 9-6082. help your frlenda shop better. Get NORMAN’S TOBID No work needed. 443 HARTFORD ROAD 16. Adulta preferred. MI 9-7638. formal dining room, family size ...... 43 Stephen Street WBIAVINO of' Bume, moth holee $60 tree in fine merchandise. Send Sealed bids *wlll be received at Jane Stuck ...... and tom elothtog, hoifiery. rune, CEILINO refinlshed. painting, wall- Service kitchen, 9 bedrooms, 1% baths,, LEGAL NOTICE ...... 42 Coventry Street for 276-page catalog today. Popu­ Ml 8-1624 the Offloe o f the General Manager. AVAILABLE April 1, 8 room, sec COMFORTABLE COLONIAL Eugene F. Sturgeon . handbage repaired, lipper re- paperiiu;,. Wallpaper books on Before you buy furniture any' racreatlon room with fireplaee, lar Club, Dept. E882, Lynbrook, INDUSTRIAL ENGR. 41 Center Street, Mancheeter, end floor, apartinent. Heat and enclosiM breezeway.' attached ga­ , ’JARV'PS Notice Is hereby given that the following have been certifl^ as party- Victor Swanson ...... 30 Hudson Street placementa, umbreilae repaired, quest. Fully Insured. Call Edward N. Y. where—shop at Norman’s. hot water, $116 monthly. Ml 8-2842, Six rooms. 1% bathp, 3 firepluM, endorsed candidates on the slate of the Republican Parly In the Tow’n men’s ehlrt coUars reversed and R. Price. Ml 9-1008. I.E. or M.E. pref. for excel, co. (1> OonnMticut. until'March 20, 1963 rage, landscaped yard *l*IJ*:j attmefive recreation room', biillt- Joseph Sylvester ...... 43 Scarborough Road at.41:00 A.M. for Proposed Storm 94. MI 9-4697, 5-7. of Manchester for election as DELEGATES to the convention* of ss d replaced. Marlow's tittls Mtnd- SBCRETART-bookkeeper to work with med. centrifugal coihpreeaor Marion B. Robertoon, Realtor. ML if tne. enclosed breesewsy, 2-car gq- Saundh Taylor ...... 39 Harlan Rosrt*> INTERIOR patottog, daeoiattog, Ri^er — Irving and Congress 8-6983. CO. Party apecHled below, together with the etreet addresses of said tog Shop. In offide of'the. Town Manager. And heavy nach. diop expi, TAPE REOURUERS tor rent. Mar. ROCKVIUJE—Three room apart rage, ■Hew, landscaped acre lotx Kay Thompson ...... 52 Arch Street ceilings, q r e l l p ^ i ^ , floor sand­ low’s. 667 Mato. Gall MI 04221 Streets. candidates: Shorthand necessary. Send resume methoda proceistog, etc..(l) famil­ meat. Children allowed, heat, MANCHEtmR—4 betiroom homt, INSURERS Evenings MI 8-0527 MI 4-1189, MI ___ .....108 Bolton Street ing and refinlshlng. Oean work­ of experience, qualtfleatlons, and Bid forms, plans, and spedfica- ADDRESS CONVENT ON Robert Trewhella . . . iar 'with welding and 8 yri. ma- water'furnished, remodeled home. excellant cktaat'and atorage spoee, 9-9858. NAME 73 Harlan Road manship. No-Job too small. Jtton salary desired to Town Manager, chtoe procedures, $75-9000 fee pd. ABSOLUTE baiYato—custom mhde tlons are available upon payment MI 8-4U3 Bverikag■ Ml 9-2816 Elizabeth Troy ...... Railding-—Contracting 14 sUpcovera, drapes and upholstery' MI 94138.. . John F. Shea Jr. . 40 Phelps Road ^ State yVertaUle. MI M7B0. Town HaU, So. Windsor, Conn. 2 resumes. . . of a 815.00 depoelt (tofundable for MI 8-1038 WARREN E. HOWLAND Harold A. Turklngton ...... 55 Winter Street Budget terms. Call Mrs. |toberu, return in good condition).The de- 128 OAK WBUDET—First floor * Mary Jane Crandall 58 White Street State ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, rt: PAINTING and wallMpering, wall­ SnUDET REALTOR Clifford Vspiey ...... 141 Waranoke Road m iT iooo. / poalt Is, to b e : made with the Col­ room ' apartment.^wrtment, Clean, . cold •80 Spring Street Slate modeling, au types of esrpenb^'i paper removed. W u lp m r books SR. INDUSTRIAL ENQR. pPlUNO 8T.—Four befiroom bunga­ A. Lawrence RIker ...... IS."! Waranoke Road lector , of Revenue at 41 • Oentar water' flat.' Adults prsferred.' Call low on a corner Ict.4 Large en- 576 Main St. MI 1-1106 John J. Wallett ..... Nelson Higgins, MI 4-1700. on request: Ceilings. Free esti­ Cashiers WESTINGHOUSB ret^erator» 7 FLORKNCS'fiT-**-? room hom# to Saunda 'Jaylor 89 Harlan Roiuliv Stale ...... 36 Gerard Street j I .B .^ u s 44 yrs. T.S., Standards, Street. A receipt will be issued after • P-m. MI 84837. excellant condition Inside and out; cloaed porch, (aragri Real spa- 417 E. CenUr Street .Congressional ’ .Terome Welsh ...... mates. Can Reger, MI 8-0928. fabricating am]'welding. $75-9000. cubic, toot. Just right tor a cam ^ which will entitle prospective Ud­ Robert W. Gordon ...... lOfl Princeton Street * BATHROOMS tUed, remodiBllng Good running condition, 850. MI eneloeed' porch, one-car g«^«> eieaa, ideal for groiw’mg family. T. WHICH WILL YOU HAVE? Ray S, Warren ...... Fee pd. 2 resumes. ders to pick up the plana and sped- ONE 2% AND one 8 room iq>art- Irma Lawrence 571 P.orUr Street Congreerional additions, recreation rooms, all WALLPAPER removed. CelUngs 8-1068. priced for quick sale, $18,900. Phil Crockett, RMltor^ Sn 8-1877. An older horn* in good repair Ruth Willey ...... '. .112 Elizabeth Drive types of carpentry. Also, fall-out Meat Wrappers ficatlona at the CtontrUlcgr’s Office, msnt, centrally located. South & c k Agency, MI 9-8484. ____ 14 Harvard Road Congressional painted, $10 room. Interior pAtot- End. Bath, heat, hot water. stove priced at $8,900, .$9,600, ^$9,900, Donald Conrad Dustin Wood ...... 29 Morse Road , shelters built. CkiU MI 0 -^ 1 . ing. Income pnqiertlea, special A. SET OF matched mahogany 86 Center Street, MandiAeter, Con­ FOUB.BEDROOM rarKb. 1% bathe, 142 Lakew'ood Circle, South Congressional Barker Personnel refrigerator. ReasonaWe. CaU MANGHH8TBR - I960 American wall-wall carpet, 2 -ear attached $11,500 onq many more Francis DellaFera prices. Free estlmatea. MI 9-9158. leather top tables, cofiee, step and necticut . . . The number of Town Committee members to be elected, under party CARPENTRT-4peclalizlng to the Richard Martin, after 11-noon. MI 84404. •’ Colonial, lSs2S Uvtog room, knotty garage, acre lot, Onljr $17,600. Carl- or Audrey Brett 135 Tanner Street County end, $8 each, Cali Ml 8-0368 after A cape or ranch priced at $11,600. rules, Is 100. smaller work; repairs, iterations, Delicatessen Clerk 4:80 p.m. General Manager pine tecreaUon room, bar, hand; ton W^Hutchtaz, MB 9-5182. Marion Mercer 174 Ludlow Road County recreation rooms, etc. Sagging • Service . ROCKViliJE—OUe 8% room apart­ locaUon. Only $17,900? Carlton $U,900, $18,800, $13,500, and many Electrical Services 22 «• * ment In residential area. S ^ e . re­ Frederick Peck 14 Strong Street County^ Notice-is also liereby given lhai a primary will he held on Apnl 19. huUdlngs, porches leveled-secur- Fart-time morning, 10-3 1888 Main St.d -. Springfield, M w , Hutchins, Mr 9-5182. TWO FAMILY 4%-t^4*> laige rooms mort FREE ESnMATEB-ProlBpt serv frigerator and heat fumiabe^ 4x>i^r plum bing $ W monthly 1^ ■or James Duffy - 232 Henry Street County 1962. if 25 candidacies iw'hieh is at least 25''^ of the number of ed. Free estimates. Work guaran­ committee members to be elected by such to tlie mumcip^Ujt teed. No Job too small. TR 5-5769. Ice on all types of alectrtoai wir­ Immediata opentoga to nOw Adults only. 890 monthly MI MAIN STREET zhopplng —custom come. Carlton W. 'flhitehlns. Ml A'coldhlal priced from the $17,000 WlUlam Forbes 281 McKee Street Senatorial super market, exceUtot working 94824, TR 8-1188. brick and frame ranch, huge 941U.. are filed in accordance with Chapt'er 144 of the General Statutes by ing. Licensed and tosuned NTlaon bracket and up Dustin Wood 29 Morse' Road senatorial FORMICA counters; custom built Baectrleai Oi., Manchester, Ml oondiUonii, goog starting pay. Salesmen Wanted 36-A kitchen, 8 bedrooms, immaculate o r persons other than party-endorsed candidates; i provided the num ^r cabinets, recreatim rooms, alum­ Apply to person 04 p.m., M oB' FOUR ROOM duplex, oil fu tn ^ , condition, reasonably priced. Carl­ SIX ROOM ranch—One-ear garage, An excellent 7-7 two-family duplex Alexander Penney 395 Burnham Street Senatorial of such candidacies plus the number of endorsed candidates exceeds 9-4S17i aiastoabury. MB 8-7816. ‘ hot water, central elocatlon. Im 8306 5452-N inum storm windows. Reasonably day-raday. AUTOMOBIUS salesmen wanted to ton W Hntchtos, kO 9-5112. m filed baths, tufit-tos, corner with 2-car garage'e in fine location John 8. G. Rottner 488 E; Center Street /genatoriel the number' to be elected to said town committee, (If number of op- 34-92 priced. MI 8-2079 or JA 7-2919, ELECTRICAL WIRING, residential Join Cbevndet (leolership, Succeaa- mediate occupancy. Write Box R fireplace, famify vKpa with cathe­ Asking $21,900. Hias been bank ap- posing candidacies filed is reduced to less than such 25c., no primary Go with ease in these cool, lei­ and commercial. Call m>y time ful applicants 'wl)l receive training Herald. SPUT-tKIYEL, 7 rooms 114 baths, dral ceiling, city*utilities, patio, praised. - Notice Is also hereby given that a primary will be held on April 19, will be held, 1 sure-time slippers! You’U want to family room, modern kitchen with 196?, if a slate of candidatta for any or all conventions, is filed in Flattery for the matron- in an at­ Robert Grabarek, JA'5-8728,. FOOD MART with pay, plus'opportunlty to step •rwo ROOM apartment, including hot water oil heat,! Excellent loca-' tractive afternoon style that’g as make aeveral pairs, as they’re In­ up your income. Gem C9ievrole{, built-ins. one-car garage, lo r y fien, trees galore. Charles Les- A custom built 7 room ranch to AA accordSnee with Chapter 144 of the <3eneral Statutes. | petitions for filing such i-andlfiaciea by nr on behalf of enrolled Roofing—Siding 16 407 Mato St., Eaqt Hartford 'Modern heat, hot water and ga« for cook­ lot, 819A00. Philbrick Agency, W up. to the minute as today's news expensive and fast to crochet 1182 Main Street, WilUmantic. peranee. MI 9-713(8^ ' zone commanding, a magnificent, Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on Whalf 6{ a Republican '"'tot^r* may f blatoed from Bonds-—Stocks— ing. Gsa stove and electric refrig; 9-8484. Softly shaped coUar Is In pretty con Pattern No. 6452-N has crochet erator furnished. CaU Ml 9-7787 view' Center hall layout, fireplace, slats of enrolled RepuMtosn party members of othw than P*rty-en- Republican Registrar nf Voters, Municipal Building, Manchester, Con­ trftgt.' dirktions for both styles in sizes A A. DION INC. Roofing, sldtog, Mortgages 31 WANTED AT ONCE. Man or worn, MANCaiESTER — Ktae,block from 2 ceramic tile hatha, formal dining necticut. Instructions for filing such candidacies are conUtoed in Part painting. Carpentry. Mterattons H dp Waote

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s;-; f. •. ^gURSDAY, MARCH i. IM I: tWENTY-EIGHT iK a n rh (0tpr lEvntine %rral& AT4^a(e Daily Net Preiw Run The Weather r'*'' ' /' FesK the Week Kaded ForecOit of D. B. WeeUier BonM ' . Maieh S. ItSS Cloudy not so (sold toatgiit wMli (. show continuing, Mto Satarday. 1 3 ,5 4 9 Low near SO. High Saturday In the vedttie Aadit SOo. 0 PieHy fancy! END WEATHER 1 ef CbeWeUeB Htdnche$ter-— A City of ViUage Charm Orif! TOL.LXXXLNO.lS4 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1962 (ClaMltled AdverUalng on Page IK) PRICE FIVE CENTS Jm \L lASTE Worries with a Eiectric Dryer Peace Talks Continue State News Gas Places- Skid Pniiiiioin is worth a ' I I u As Low as 21.9c in Roundup Providence Area French Planes PROVIDENCE, R. I. (AP) HAM THOUSAND •inhef'DryC Youth Charg^ Gasoline prices were down or "Damp Dry'* again today in the Providence area and some dealers in ma­ words With Assault in jor brands were charging 23,9 •'■nufTsattliie^ Death of Father cents per gallon of regular A grade, seven cents under the for towtk sudden liigh of 30.9 cents last By ANDREW BOBOWIBC fthm Soviet - made Mmm THOMPSON (AP) — A guna. teen-age boy has been charged December. ( • NespaeiOt ALGIERS (AP) — Rocket­ Thie artiUiry Are was reported Service stations vending "out | firing French planes today to have dbnlnMwd today. The’ with aggravated assault for rate" brands were as low as 21.9; wiring ROCM- strafed Algerian rebel artil­ main rebel targets this morning having allegedly struck his cents today. ! Deaths Hit lery firing at French positions were tsi Oalle, near the Mediter- father on the head with a fry­ This was the fifth general drop j aince Jan. 1, In late December, the »dry. Just along the Tunisian-Algerian rmnean coast; and Lamy, 30 miles ing pan. The father died last Inland ’ night. ■purt started from a "floor" of 25.9 frontier for the third straight No attacks on the frontier de­ cents and went suddenly to 30.9, 36, Damage plug It in state Police said Allan Korch day. fensive barrier or attempts to Sr„ 38, was hit on the head State and federal Investigators French and Algerian nationalist cross it. wore notloed, the French Wednesday night by Allan Korch started an Investigation. The price * Automotie delegates met for their third ses- oommuniqus said. Jr., 17, during an argument at the dropped as fast as It went up, In MilUons CLOTHES COME (OUT sioq of peace talks in the French Both’ groups at SMan refused family's home In the Wilsonvllle but major fuel companies said the retort of Evlan outwardly un- to comment on the sudden iqwurge’ section of this northeast Connecti­ changing prices were ' geared to SOHSHINE FREitN!' timnr eontPel . movsid by the flareup of sh(x>ting of fighting In Algeria after a long cut town. the competitive market and were WASHINGTON (AP) — In eaatem Algeria. One Informant period of virtual truce during not the result of the threat of In­ SIHIIAt^tllCTlie \ The boy’s bond was set at 32.500. The White House expects to DEUVERED-INSTALLEO ^.25 Weekly Or aald the talks were making slow which the spotlight had shifted to The father had been drinking vestigations, Model DMKN but steady’ progresa toward a full earlier in the evening. State Po­ announce today a course agreoment. Including a cease-fire, (OoattBued on Page Five) lice said. Korch'a wife and their federal action to help the At­ Monthly to put Algeria on the road to in­ two other sons were home during lantic coast areas that were SWIFT PREMIUM HAM SERVICED-DEMONSTRATED 5 .W dependence. the flght they said. PWA to Design ravaged by mountainous tidal HMse fully cooked Pre­ SWIFT PREMIUM HAM A French communique minimiz­ Korch waa first taken to Day- waters. mium Hams which are Round almost bdhlesa 8 to 6?ii lb. ed the rebel artillery bombard­ Viet Bom bers Kimball Memorial H(>Spital in Put- featured at Plnehurst portion. ment and said it was a harass­ ham and later moved to Hartford Fuel Cell for| Presidential press secretary Service Meat Depart- lb. 69c Whole or Full ment end not an attack. It add­ Hospital, where he died. Pierre Salinger told reporters ment have a wonderful ed that the artillery duel had not Strike R eb els he Expects to have something flavor and tenderness. affected movement of some French 31 for K€nmlski Manned Apollo (o say on this by the time They are well trimmed, Butt Half Ham ■ * ' troops from the frontier ' region Along Mekong MERIDEN March 9 (A P )—The President Kennedy reaches ahankleds and hocklesa Full round Tt* to 8 Ib. half ham 65 toward the cities in the west. office ,of Congre.ssman-at-Large BLitST HARTFORD (AP)—The' , , , no cooking shrink­ from which ,2 or 3 center allces Whole hama weigh 14 to 18 Ibe. . . . Our meat men G.L inch All Channel Portable TV The French said one French Miami, Fla. The President is 19 Frank Kowalski announced today United Aircraft Corp. announced ’ age. Heating directions can be cut. wlU gladly cut Urem and allce aeveral allcea giving- plane In difficulty over the fron­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) that the Democratic Town Com­ today that its Pratt WTiltney scheduled to land at MiaiRl —Vietnamese fighter-bombers to­ * j on ham or wrapper.’ • lb. 89e you aeveral meala out of one ham. tier wa)i abandoned by Its pilot. mittee in Brooklyn has endorsed Aircraft Division *s one of tw o ' about 6:30 p.m. day." battered the Mekong River Continuous UHP Army sources said the plan-e was Kowalski for the U.S. Senate nom­ companies selected to design and a U.-S.biUlt SkyraWer fighter. delta while ground forces pushed ination. Thirty-one of the 169 town develop the electrical power By ’THE A f l » ^ A‘n a > PBE8» through swamp# near the South organizations in the state have The communique said the AJ- CThtna sea hunting guerrillaa. source for the manned Apollo I Residents and authorities Tunor gerian 'bombardmend had killed now endorsed Kowalski for the spacecraft that will go to the '■ There were no Immediate re­ nomination. of the six-state area battered two Fruich soldiers and wounded ports on the results of the sir moon, i 18, and killed eight Moslem civil­ United Aircraft released locally | by the big storm, bolsters by Lightwoiglit strikes carried out by B25 two- prospects of massive federal DELICATESSEN ians and wounded more than 30. engine bombers and T28 single­ Extended Foreca$t an announcement is.sued by North' Cold Cuts •osily corrltd French .patrols scouting' ahead engine fighters equ|pped with ■WINDSOR LOCKS (A P )—Five- American Aviation. Inc., and em-1 aid, have begun mopping up Plnehurst Chickens and If you were to drive to Plnehurst to buy ground beef of the French lines found the bod- rockets, machine gum and bomba. day ConlecHcut forecast for Satur­ phaslzed that the statement caihe operations after a threerday Chicken parts are alwajrs alone, your trip would be worth while; Sliced to Order las of 10 rebel soldiers and two The hunt for thS;’ Viet day through Wednesday March 14: from North American. The princil farm-fresh CONNECTICUT. Cong pal contractor for the Apollo rampage of wind and water. While we hfve frequently ad­ rebel wounded, the communique guerrillas eootlnued ifv tr mu(ih of Temperatures are expected ,to We highly recommend 3^4 Lotost styling ^ececraft. The death toll atood at leagt at LEAN PINEHURST vertised our Imported ’^ lled . said. the southern third o f the country, average near normal with only 36, with a number ot peraofia lb. size for roasting. Use 1 Ham which i*> sold at |1.19. It reported the rebels had new but no importiuit nea' government minor day to day variations. Some A parallel contract for the Appi- mlMlng. Property damages have for the small fam ily, 2 for CHUCK GROUND lb. 79c lb. for most but not all cen­ heavy weapons. Army sources said normal high and low temperatures lo fuel cell will go to the'TAPCO been eetlmat^ at well over 6168 V * during this period are: Hartford^ 'iVailer homes on Long BeacK ltd near Beach Haven, N! J„ are piled up like a train the larger family and you ter slices and SI.49 for all these were Soviet-made 8Smm gun (CoBtinnsd sM Psgp Three) Division of Thompson Ramo- million. get a lot for ^•our money. 2.75 Weekly Oy 11.50 Monthly 46-26. New Haven 44-28, Bridge­ Wooldridge, Inc., Cleveland. Ohio. wreck scene after a storm lashed e Atlantic Coast for several days, (AP Photofax.) The ooaztal' aeotions of New centers. port 44-28. 3 in i Blend of We have not said too much The exact amounta of the multi- York. New Jersey, Delaware, Precipitation may total 0.5 inch million dollar ef. 5 lbs. $2.75 you want . . . assort them ss. ^ RARTFOitD (AP) - The newf'there would be an. hour's loss of trical systems of bmh |h4 manned neared port today with 34 crew­ The governors of New Jarsay, patrol duty by a troojjer.” he said. 1 receive a plaque and huge bouquet command oenter module and the ON SALE AT—Jar 39c you wish . . . have cuts sliced ■ Latest styling reciprocity. agreement betwssn men of the taknsr Gem who war# Delaware, Virginia and Maryland \^^NGS"...... Ib. 2fc to your favorite thickness or A14o. he noted, the time lost would | green ceranatlons. service module. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Thedmerger and other savings woulf reanied on the stormy Atlantu- al­ already have aakeff the President New Snglaad sitates and New Jer­ often prevent officers from attend- j 'OIZZAftDS ...... lb. 2Be thinness. • FVankfurts from The fuel cell will be located m Pennsylvania and New York O n be accomplithed gradually. tar their Vaasel ana.pped in two. to declare thair stricken saotors sey, dimlnating the need for on ing to accidents as fast sis possible. i Man Suffocated in Fire the service module. It will per- Only one man aboard the Li­ Grots and 1st Prize. ... tral railroads asked tlie Inter- The application said national disaster areas. 0 0 0 ®' the spot posting cm bonds for traf­ "This reciprocity. agreement _ is I , WEST STAFFORD (AP)—A 68- foim the same basic funetiona as berian tanker—her first officer— Mayor Robert F. Wagner of fic violations, ahoud prove a great defense cannot be served proper­ 'bound to make our police operation. vear-old man suffocated iti a fire the battery in an airplane. srtate Commerce Oo»nmlaslon to­ ly with financially weak railroads was ioal when she bn^e apart in New York has asked Gov. Nelson convenience for motorists and a a lot more efficient.” the captain Ui, his apartment last night. He ' The Euel eeU. however, utilizes day to approve merger of the tw-o end the public interest demands the pounding seas Thursday 110 A. Rockefeller to petition for time-saver for police. said. "And it’s a much more pleas-1 v as Everett J. Lathrpp, whp?e ox y g en and. hydrogen as its'source railroads. they be made stnmg and healthy. mllest southeast of Cepe Hatteras, designation of stricken sectors as That's the opmion today of Dep­ ant arrsngemwit.” j body was found on the floor ol 13.00 of energy instead of the heavy The application, announced, The two railroads announced N.C. disaster areas. uty Motor VMiicles Commissioner Tw'anty-seven crewman ware re­ I But officials emphasize the re-j his living room. The blaze was sellda used in batteriea. here, said "three competitively Jan. 12 agreement had been William J. HlUlard-and Capt. Wll- moved from the waUowlng .stem (Oeatlimed on Page Ten) ciproca) agreement covers only. confined to the living room of the A byproduct of the fuel cell tranced rail systenvs" are being reached on a merger- They said llani Gruber of the State Police drivers who reside in these se\^ four-room apartment on Somers system ie potable water, which of the Gem by the destroyer Traffic pivMon. developed in the East, It said the then application would be made Btribllng. Seven others, Including RneRi^Wut\4geto6fe*, states and wh() are airestod in any '. Rd. Cause of thS fire was not de- could be tued by the three occu - Chesapeake and Ohio and the Nor­ tp the fcXl for a|g>roval as soon F- Reclaimed G-£ 1!2 Round Automatic Filter-Fio 1%# n im setup went into effect one of the seven states. termlned immediately. pants of the spacecraft. the captain, were plucked from folk and Western railways are March 1 following lengthy confer­ as details could be worked out. the bow by the luxury cruise creating two - such systems, the ANOTMIR RfASON WHY f OIKS Ki LP COMlNCi RACK 9’"% ences between Motor Vehicles The merger agreement will be ship, Victoria. CommiMoner John J. Tynan of , CL&P karningt Dtp PRR and NYC the third. presented May 6 to PRR and NYC B u lletin s HARTFORD (AP)—A slight drop shareholders at separate meet­ The StribUng and an accom­ this s ts u and his oounterparts in Senators Urge The PRR-NYC appUcatlon said panying deatroyer, the Hunting- Colled from AP Wireg in earnings for 1961, despite an in­ the merger wotild mean annual ings. the six other states. Death Toll 28 ton, were expected to put Into PINEHUR.ST Only 1.75 Weekly Or 7D0 Monthly Basicimy, the agreement means Astronaut crease in total revenues, is re- . - savings before taxes of 375 mil­ A complete copy of the merger Washer lion, improved services to the pub­ Mayport. Fla., about noon today. that when an out-of-state motor­ n > ^ w e V ^ ' Connecticut A S J B l a S t R O C k S agreement was includsd with the Som ^m e later in the day the Vic­ fmOENT TEST BAN PABUST FRESH GREEN BEANS lb. I9c SHURFINE ist ftxmi any o f these statee is ar­ lic. and a better competitive pw^ application to the IOC. . WASHINdTON (AP) — The WASHINGTON'^tA^) — Con- President Sherman R. Knapp. In of trans- toria was expected to reach New rested for a minor to moderate tlon with other means The railroads in llvelr joint ap- York, United Steto# and Britain a n WONDERFUL CALIF. AVOCADOES violation In a oompsu;t-member gres.s has been asked to au­ his annual report to stockholders, poria-tion. thorize the coinage of BO-cent The^appUcallon said some bene- plication asked the ICX7 to deter-1 xhe Coast Guard buoy tender! holding argent talks h en In an WHITE TUNA state he is not put to the often said the earnings decline was ‘ ‘dur German M ine effort to setle their diflenmoee great inoonvenienee and hardship pieces commemorating the or- to the Sharp Increase in the Oon- ts wtmW accrue promptly upon mine provlrions for protecUon of j jonquil waa due to take the! PINEHURST ,bifa1 space flight of Lt. Col, employes affected by the merger. Qom's stem sectlnri in tow, head; on a nuclear test ban Inspeetlon 'posting -bond before being let nectlcut gros.s revenue tax." HEEasag)?. QeHMMiy (-AP)— A- system. BoUrneemiMes am * John H. Glenn Jr. .Sales of electricity and gas rose ’They said ’’appropriate lerms and , jng fo r an as yet undtscloeed port, | FRESH SPINACH T9c go- coal mine explosion took 28 lives conditions for protection of sirn-; jijo one was aboard the derulct, i there Is a need lo t hiapeonew 35c can cans Rather, he is given a sunjmbns j A bill to authorize the is­ from 391.444.680 in 1960 to 197,- here today, mine ofBctals reported. In any test ban tnaty vnth the |■ F S ^ |IE W ! suance of 500.000 such coins -286.512 in 1961. or 6.4 per cent. ployes wlll’be acceptable to the ap- vvhtch the Owst Guard pronounced and sent on his way with data on! ’Two other men are miasing, a Hovtet Union. Britain apparent* CUKES .. . VINE RIPE TOMATOES ... i m Earnings for 196l were listed as News Tidbits pllrants.” . a menace to navigation. ■ what band he must ppst ”at home",! was introduced Thursday by nilne spokesman said. Eight min­ The railroads said the Immedl- 'T h e Stribling reported all those ly woaM like to lower the re* BROCCOLI... Pe p p e r s ... Id a h o p o t a t o e s if he can't make a court appear-1 Sen. Alan Bible, D-Nev. co­ 31.41 per average share, as com- ers were Injured. from the AP Wires qulrementa as much aa Mastbla snOe. If the pbrson fails either sponsored by Sen. Stuart Sym­ ’The explosion in tbe state-owned . ate effect on employes would. In , (he aaved were In good condition. ' the long run, be "far outweighed > in company with the Stribling and! In an effort to get tknrtet.agree* to p()st bpnd or appear in court, ington, D-Mo. 1 '' (Continued on Page Ten) Sachsen Mine occurred just half ment. Tile United Statee ia de* ICEBERG LETTUCE 23c CLORIETTA the home state ie notified and the an hour before the morning shift by increased opportunities for em- i the Huntington at the rescue i George Lincoln Rockwell, na­ ployment resulting from r sounder scene Thursday was the destroyer termlned to press for tight con* driver is told to settle things or of 2,200 was due at work. A trols sgalnst seeret prspanttons. i r S N Y L O N ! be hit with a license muq>«nsion or spokesman said tlie casualty toll tional commander American Railroad system.” :Noa, which gained attention last SLICED PEACHES Nazi party, gets socked in the Jaw. __ ^ month when she plucked astronaut (I I . '■ other punishment. Hectic, Confused Session was relatively low because only Sr. ssi»vir,H. ih. CASTRO HEADS OBI The reciprocity pact includes John H. Glenn Jr. and his Mer­ skeleton night crews were work­ climbed the, stage at a gathering guch offenses as spewing and the ing. gtsnt carriers. ’T he'T r an sport cury capsule from-the ocean after HAVANA (A P )-C nba’s poUey Plnehurst Frozen Foods m San Diego. Calif. . . . Twenty- maker• pat Prime Minister Fidel ^ 03 various viiHatlons of rules of that 1116. explosion occurred just 30 Workers Union, headed by Michael Olerm’s orbltsl flight from Cape road. But it doean’t include the i days after a fire-damp blast in the nine U.S. Army men are listed by Canaveral. Castro at the top of a list of 38 SHURFINE ORANGE JUICE ...... 4 6-oi. cans 69c 29c can CANS House Kills Measure the Fantagon as being In Ihe hands Qulil, threaten’ed a strike over the, 1.00 more serious charges of. drunken Luisenthal Mine in the Saarland to persone annomioed today a« the 4 ol the Communlsta. ireetorate for the nation’s tnte* the south took 299 lives. (Oonttnned on Page Ten) FARMHOUSE MACARONI and CH EESE ...... 29c IT’ S A driving 6 t evading responaiblllty. National Advancement for the (ConUniied on .Page Ten) rated Revniutlonary Organisa­ Over the yaem, Connecticut has! ’The mine spokesman ■ said all Advancenxent of Colored People tion, Thie body, known as the Usuall.v 39c ■ ^ been rather unpopular with somei To Add Three Seats miners appeared to be ap.counted f ORI, is considered the corner­ out-of-state motorists who have' for and the death toll was’not ex­ urged President Kennedy to re- lb.69c pected to- rise unless some of the qnire the ending.of stole.enlorcedj: stone for the projected new single Brighten Your Kitchen With , SWORDFISH faced delays and somsUmSs finan- i Calls Charffes Unfair, Ridiculous Cuban political party-^-tbe United cial embaiTassment by being held bijuried men did not survive. racial dlacrimlnation In. Ocean'; KITCHEN TERRIES...... y...... 2 towels 79c (Center Slices) By .W1LU.\M F, ARBOGABT *a commitment to Republican Lead- City, .Md., as a condltloi) tor use of | partj' of the-Socialist’ Revointlan. until bond is posted. er Charles A. HallSck of Indiana He said the explosion occurred Raul Castro, the armed fvaa being arranged. Captain Gru­ The b in would have given Massa- ex-priest. wlKwe wife'- contends chuaetts, Peiukylvania and Mis­ bill. T h e purpose of the amend­ Show President Kennedy's popular­ the insistence of anyone,’’;-he said. tain sections of the Weetem C ■ J ' BUudnnUI ber estimates that fpr every such church offlctals forced into s mon- preM, there Is no crisis In So* souri one more House sMt than ment, was to make certain that Found with Bodies ity is high. .Ryan said he headed to San FOR ONLY T n ^ iy p e arrest, a state poUesman would setery sgslnet his will, denies the Franclaco where friends helped v1et Bgilculture. Windingi.ap a Fenton would be taken care of. Sen. John StennU, D-Mias., says have to spend a mlmlmum of an they wriU be entitled to under I960 five-day' closed session' of the - ■*/'T 1 ► Phis Tax aMl census ffgurea. Other Pennayivaniipi, however, Of 12 G.S. Airmen Iw-Waahington that Defense De­ church had anything to do with him with his drinking problem. hour on the hond-posting require­ He said that for four years he Communist party Central C(mi* .This'week we feature STRICK- , Old n i« . ment Tbe measure suddenly lost so feared that the Jegisiatufe (night partment apparently has ‘ig e t Ws Issvlng. ^ ^ mittee to discuss agricaltare, he Make Pinehurst your headquarters for.Lenten Fish and Eggs. . much of tta canfully arranged fail to enact a new redlstricting things moving" to give II.*. troops Walter A. Ryan, 87, object of a sent his wife the monthly check “ That' meana for avaty anrast. ALENCON, France (AP)— for 3201.57 which he received from stressed that the outlook was LAND'S CONNECTICUT FRESH GRADE AA support that baoksra couldn’t even law and f o i^ them to run on a- WrOckaga of a U.S. Air Force proper Indoctrination shout dan­ xearch since his wife m ade her good. His speech was reported m ust^ the 80 votes needed for a statewide race. Geneially it is con- gers of . Communism with stepped- charges in a 32-3-mill Ion suit the Army as. a disability pension. transport, missing with 12 crew­ He said his disability rehulUd from hrlefiy by Tays, the Soviet news NO IWONEY Scientists Puzzled roll call. aidered more hazaidoua politically men, ivas found today in heavy up indoctrination program . . . Pro­ agSlni* the Roman Catholic figeno}'. KhruBhqhev. In opening Just before the Anal action, ita to campaign statewide instead of gram to immunize infants and ^urch, Urmed ids wile's charges pneumonia he had while he was woods hear Alencon. French p<>- an Army ihaplaln. the psrtj- meeting Monday, de­ 2 doz-1.15 Tubeless ^ 2 ^ ”^ one-time champion, .Speaker John in a familiar district. Also, it >• llce reported from the site there achool-age children against polio ridiculous and an unfair reflection clared the .Soviet Union needed LARGE EGGS SO" By Huge (larcass upon the OathnUc Church. J ^ , - • W. McCormack of Uaasachusetts, more expensive. were no survivors. by giving them each of three types "I contributed to the support of more food for Its 200 million peo­ disavowed hig support because of 'When the Pennsylvanians The four-engine plane disap­ of-'oral vaccines has been nywm- He said he- came to CaJifornia my wife and family up until the ple, especially more meat. DOWN! HOBARi;', Taamanla (A P) — an amendment, tlMt would have couldn’t agree, McCormack pulled peared Thursday. meaded by govern meat.study seven years ago because of a time the fourth child was born — Whitewall 2®*“" ▲uatrallaA aelenUats are jmaaiad forced the calling of special ses­ the props from under the bill. He . There was no indication wliat group in VPashington , . . Morton driidting problem whidx he has two years after I had last seen my KOWAL.SKI ENDORSED^ by a huge oox eem found