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Hines Jr., today I Police said the fishermen s rent­ gation provision in the civil morrow night. ■aid hU father had suffered a, ed outboard motor bdat sprang a •troke nearly -10 years ago but rights bill. One major roadblock waSx^M - continued some Iwiiliicsg •. activity leak. The pair made their way to "Thl# lo the view of the admln- ed Friday with the adoption o fa the Island, but were marooned Bars Peace until recently. . - „ Utrotlon at thle moment," Keating compromise for a disputed ^ e ^ X The general suffered a fall and there because o f fog. ment recommended ^ the aald In a Senate 1 e n ^ e d the Mt. Alto Veterans Ad- A search for the men ended with rlghU debate inoved Into lU eighth Judiciary Oonunlttee. It elim ln a^ mlnUtratlon Hospital here about their rescue by the helicopter. By A. L CKMDBBRO ^ a proposed requirement for public two weeks ago, the son said. They rented the boat from a hearings by court-appolnt^ voting lively here and went into the Mnoenw Anril 4 6?V-Premiei’ Nikita S. Khrushchev s«a He baaed hia atatement on a let­ The hospltm, listed the cause of to^y the’Sbviet Union -will do “everything for the referees named.-to protect Negro death as b ro n ^ a l pneumonia. Sound about 7;30 a.m. yesterday. ter from Secretary of W elf^ They were due back at about S o f the q u e S r o f .a German peace treaty off^a basis accept­ Arthur 8. Flemming declaring .the Ftmeral s e r v ic X ^ * be held at ^■**A11^ ^ **u ie other committee 2 p.m. Wednesday'-qt Ft. Myer p.m., but when they didn’t return agency "emphatlcaUy r e c ^ - amendmenU had previously b ^ the search was launched. able to the western powers.’ nn hia visit menda" an amendment to provide chapel. In nearby Arlingtp)__Troops and police clubbed Turning to the question o f ms- town for work, small 'police squads armament, the premier told about civil rights message on Feb. 5.' hundreds of Negroes Russiaifis Offer Meanwhile, Democratic and Re­ of about half a dozen moved about “Under the facts and the law, 17,000 persons at a French-Soviet 1\)Wn area today who failed to Join the atreeU Ordering them not to publican leaders Joined in voicing there is no merit wrhatsoever to friendship rally in the Sports a native back to work,movement. around.” Assemblies of any the claims made by the petitioner. hope for final Senate action this Folice also staged houSe-to-house Palace; < ., , sort were banned under the na­ He was properly presented In “ As for dlaarmameni, which is N-SateDite Ban week on a civil rights bill. raids and shooting was heard ki tion’s emergency regulations. Connecticut In violation of Con the most important question fac­ Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (P- one township. , . j The raids followed what appear­ Tex), the majority leader, told re-. necticut law and he has not been ing the world today, I would aay For U.lS. Bases An African priest telephoned ed to be Cape Town’s quietest denied any due process of law.” that our (Khrushchev-De GaUlle) from Nyanga East Native setUe- day since the current racial opinions coincide.” ment, a center of racial unrest, trouble bsgan. ' saying two were killed and three Father Londregan A final communique In , Paris Geneva, April 4 Reuther Says The Chamber of Commerce had Saturday said both leaden agreed Soviet Union' today rejected wounded there. Later reports from reported rtxmt 60 New Haven, April i UP) — another Negro there said police Rev. Thomas M. Londregan, on the need for disarmament. But any agreement to ban nuclear Negroes back ** De Gaulle said nothing alxmt opened fire and four Africans were th A ’’laboi: MtautlOB pastor of St. Mary’s Roman Cat^ apace vehicles unless the Elderly Expect olic Church in Stonington, died Khrushchev’s plan for total wounded. He gave their names and comtaC Pack to noTBMU.normal.' Trwn* armament within four yean, United States simultaneously denied anyone was killed. today in the hospital of St. Raph­ ael. Cause of death was not given. which the French delegation at abandons its overseas bases. Health BiU Aid It appeared Africans were aa- (OMttaaed ob P»gB Geneva has called unrealistic. aembled atop a small hill in Born in the Stony Creek sec­ Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Nyanga, defying police armored tion of Branford, the Rev. Khrushchev did not say how ValhttiKn ^ r i n dM|crihed a and De Gaulle’s maarinaineat yeUcien ban. aloniii aa a o n ^ d e d Washington, April ♦ UP)—Wal­ cars. ’This was where the firing Merchants Weigh Londregan studied for the priest­ This marooned hog was ^ tired te ter P. Reuther said today the was reported to have t»ken, piece, hood at St. ’Thomas Seminary, «d his perch on the back steps of a home In WMt m s mo««» iewa coincided, propoul aimed at controUlng a vast majority Americans want Bloomfield, and at St. Mary’s Sem­ yesterd^^ Flood waters of the Kuuahdiev npeated 'F^at he Inhere where the Russlana have a Across the cduntry, near Dur­ sa ld o p to bis return from his" D- and except Congress to act this ban, one Negro w*s klUsd when fleoiiohiic Boycott inary In Baltimore. He was or­ mal to taka refuge on the steps. (AP PhotofM ). superiority. year In helping older parsons pay dsy teiur m Frsnee yestsrday, that A ban on aateUltes ca] police charged scattered demon­ dained a ^ e s t he wss satiafied with the nsults of their m e d l^ bills. strators at Claremont native Of Texas NegroesY John J. Nilan. bishop of K v p aes' destruction was pi . Reuther, president of the Unit­ hia visit - ’ . . Friday by H.S. Ambassador township. Unrest sJso continued in \ fbrd, at St. Joseph’f - Cathedrstl, Midwest Flood Spreads '"nie mutual elarlflcauOtt of the ed Auto Workers Union apd the. crick M. Baton aa the first concrete olherTiieceB over wide kreas of tWe By THE ABBOCtA’..TED FRRiWWj.' 21, 1832. He celebrated pom tL^ of the Soviet Union and a f l c i o Mass at St. Branda-ns -step- -ttt-a geneaU,. dlaannan^ t , .... - laiiiiyiisL-- tronbled-couHtry;------MerehanU movedTWlftly^^®*F oh the question oi^fflsarmsr anaainont. Zorin toW a nawa partment, m h w th e comment’ In Cape Town's hoqpitalS reported to counteract a threstmed Church in New Haven. ment alone made It worthwhile go­ was as feranco today “Elaton'a proposal, of prepared' remarks as the ached' a steady flow of Negroes, moat cott by integraUon-skeklng Ne- His first appointnient . . ing to Prance,” ’ ho said. uled leadoff witness in Mx days Sacred Workers course, cannot be accepted.” suffering head Injiiriea from police croes In one Texas city wwie assistant pastor at the TTie,e premier conceded that fhdre, Earlier, In a 65-mlhute aeaMoa of hearings by the Senate sub­ clubs. proposal for the mass withdraw^ Heart church, Wethersfield, where are differencee in the positlone ot committee on the aged on the of the 10-natlon dlsarmaaient con-, ’Tlie tough police moves appar of studenU at a Louisiana Uni­ he remained for seven years France and the Soviet Union on (erence. the Soviet delegate ac­ problem of financing health care were aimed at breaking up versity appeared to be losing fore being made pastor at St- major iseuos» Rut he then referred cused the western powers of seek­ for senior citizens. they Negro work boycott in Cape Mary’s. He served as Catholic As Levee Breaks to his talks with De GaliUe and ing to use dlsagmainent negoUa-. However, he was unable to be Town once and for all. The Negro **At Greensboro, N.C., Where rib chaplain at the State Prison In addadi tions imly to deprive the Soviet » present at the hearlngi Ih e AFL- stay-at-home campaign had hit down demonstrations began Feb. Wethersfield aM a t-th e Osborn “ No doUbt they resulted In a bet­ Union of Ite existing “ lUtsTy « - caO said his plane was grounded ter understanding. On the n\oat Im­ this big port city hardest of ail 1 a-N egro leader aald students IMson Farm in Enfield for n By THE ASSOCIATED vantagea.^e claimed toe tfiUted In Pittsburgh. South Africa’s major populaUon have set their elders an e i ^ - years. to hold -back arc* on ------, . ■ portant queatlons we were obvious­ States 'waa putwiing pollclea wmto Reuther’s atatement was read Workers striving Xh* Iowa border. The MiaalBilppi ly not always In agreement, but on centers. • ’Ike atay-at-home cam­ ple. He urged adults to stop sit levee-bursting Miaaiaaippi “have netbing in common witn to the subcommittee by Leonard the reached the top of the levee pro the most Important we came cloee- paign was started two weeks ago ting on the sidelines wringlhg your River called for h «p today along g>snMral and complete disarma­ Looser, director of the Social Sec­ to back up a drive against the Third Fire Victim tecting 20,000 acres there and ortly ly together.” haiids.” New Haven, Aptril 4 tP)—’The the -Illinoia and Missouri shores. The epeech was broadcast urity Department of the Indus­ passes aH non-whites must carry. Merchants at Marshall. Tex., the sandbag topping held back the ZMin's chargee tightened toe trial Union Department of the Authorities waited this morning fire which took the lives of two •A levee break about 25 miles U m ^hout the Soviet Union and called a meeting tomorrow night children o f New Haven family a north of Quincy near Meyer, 111., icy waters. - AFL-CIO. — to see ff the Negroes would return carried bn television. (Oonttnned on Page Eight) .Dr. James-Z. Appel, Lancaster, to talk about “ the situation that week 8^0 hM clalined It* third vlc- early in the day sent water surg­ The Gregory Landing volun­ The premier, standing on a plat-i to work today. When they realized confronts us.” One unidentified teers included some Quincy Col. Pa., a member of the American tice. ing across 30,000 acres of farm form draped with the Soviet colors, that moat of them had, they morchant said the possibility of an lege students and numbered 250, Memcal AssoolaOona board of moved in on the holdouts, still at The blaze broke out March 26 land. National Guardsmen and said the problem of Germany "was economic boycott against'Negroes while the three chUdren of Mr.- and trustees, told the committee the home. college students and other volun­ in all... frankly discus*ed’>'wlth De Gaulle. greatest health problem faced by "This is police retaliatlorf,’’ said might be discussed. M n. Walter McKinnon were alone teers had labored around the clock “They’re -hollering for help The audience applauded. older people today la “their Isola­ one Negro who telephoned from Negroes last week threatened in their apartment Fire officials in an effort to hold the wall there. there.” said Sheriff C. F. MllUgan He quoted the Paris communique BiiUetins said It started in a space heater. to the effect that signing a peace tion fnnn the rest of . society ’- Nyanga. “But I think Africans Flood fighters appealed for of a a rk County, Mo. who went to work wlll^be angry (Conttnued 6B Page Fonr) Sharlene McKinnwi. 22 months, treaty .with Germany and solving from the AP Wires The AMA opposes., a WU Intro^ who received burns on 90 per cent More then • 300 Mlssourl__cor^ the“w lta r problem would be -an duced by Rep. Aime JT Forand of her body, died Saturday in r victs wer^..sent Into the flood bat­ important contribution to world (D-RI) to set up a compulsory 1 tle along the Missouri River. Most hospital. Doresa Mae, 3, and Wal peace.. ^ ' b i v e r t o f l o o d medical care program imder s o ^ l 22-Year Hello, Hello ter Jr., died of smoke inhala­ News Tidbits of them were assigned to sandbag­ He did not claim, that he and security for retired persons. ’The Hartford. tion at the time of the fire ging details near Cedar City. De GauUe had reached an agree­ UJ9. Weather Bureau w a tc M House Ways 'and Means Commit- Culled from AP Wires About 40 inmates of the Algoa Re­ ment on -these questions. Instead, nrallM streama a a x to u ^ . ^ “tse rejected the .bill last •’Thurs­ formatory went to work on Mis­ he aald: „ . day and forecast crests o( ateva Drivera to Vote souri River levees near Harts- ’The president of France under­ day. Anybody Ouf There? Hartford, April 4 (P)—Connej^- fh ^ stage akmg *5* 1 Despite the committee turn- British newspaper Daily Mall burg, Mo. stood the Soviet Views and we out River. In an •d^'Hory down, Reuther predicted “ a grow­ cut Co. bus drivers will vote Eighty-eight National Guards­ imderatood France’s position. ’ day whether to go ahead with saya an American woman scien­ river rMea, the hurean at ing public demand” will bring tist, Mrs. Joan C. Hinton, Is help­ men rolled out of Hannibal. Mo., He then went on to say the their appeal to-the State Supreme aor Locke e i ^ * ? * ,S ‘1 ^ M to e t about enactment this year of leg­ Earthlings Listening ing the Chinese Ckmimunlsts build to flood duty In the Canton-Alex- Soviet Union considers the present River would .rise to *6 to X 6 * w eituation In Germany dangerous for islation providing medical care for (Continoed on Pago Bight) ■ tiietr first atomic bomb, and they andria section. here Wedneeday w>"«?tog. F to ^ oldsters. plan to explode it in June or July Help also was asked in the bot­ the cause of world peace. He re- stage at Hartford ia IS l»t The administration has opposed NOTE—Is there Hfe on otiierf tying answer “to tom lands below Quincy. peated etatements he made m toAcIty Is pr^eeted *>F planets?. - Some • asbronomera _ _s______a I thinkssm.- •‘T«tions: “Is there intelligent llf€life Sen. PresCbtt Bush says De A levee was under strain In Prance that the French, constot- the Forand bill but has proposed partment of Health, Elducatiori over____AA 60 feet. llAHtfMVMr. Z6 lOaV OX and today for tlie first time elsewhere than on Earth?”- , West Quincy; Mo., where the Fa- ly invaded, do not want a revival conalderaUon of a voluntary Many hours every day for a and Welfare hafl gifen its np „» to r on the health Insurance plan financed In they are tunalng the Enrth’a enr Oscar Awards bius River approaches the Mis­ of German militarism. , ^ flood lowland road# and (arms month the radio telescope will proval of a *36,882 irrant for the He then aald that the problem of part by federal and state subsidies. to try to catch sounda of faraway sissippi. ’ In the area-' _____ life. In tiilB first fat a S-part aeries, hunt for- coded signals along fre­ MontvUle, Conn., ^ o o l district. . Almost all the 450 residents left BerUn should be solved by the quencies which life elsewhere Slated .-Tonight agreement of all the countries who AP BcIeBoe writer AHob Blakeslee Rep. Chester Bbwles says he Alexandria, Mo., and about 300 ro r. t h a n k s KENNEDY might be beaming right now at us. fM ght against Hitler. Khrushchev explahis the • quest of Project feels a Roman CathoUc or a Jew moved from, their homes in Can yVaBhlngtoB, April 6 UP)^ After a”“ month, - if no FOf** could be elected president be Nation Awaits Ozma. comes, this first vigil wUl end and By Jssnes Bacon ' (Continue., on Page Eight) Pi^sldent BIsenhowor ha# (AP Movle-TV Writer) cause the nation Is “ grooving up, (Continued on Page Eleven) John F . H enne^ tbe radio telescope will resume do­ . , . Connecticut Episcopalians will By ALTON BLAKFiKIJME ing other astronomical research. • Hollywood, April 4 (iP)—Tonight Maas), thanking Tuesday’s Vote Green Bank, W . Aj>rfl 4 UP) ^ B iit the quest will be resumed is Oscar night and the nation, via go to Aberdeen, Scotlahd, next pledge to honort-^ BartliUii^ today begin a search later, probably with more powerful television, ^11 get a look at the month in a pilgrimage designed to toe preeldency—any to hear Mgnals from intelligent receivers, “ For there is no doubt In prettiest bunch of unemployed renew andetit link,' between the Herter Asks Reds Take or admliilBtratlon n i o r o t o ^ In Wisconsin life sotnewhere else In our imi the minds of many or most of workers In hlatoTy. church in Connecticut and the on nnolear weapoM toeto .Ken­ verse. astronomers' that some day fuc- The month-old actors strike will ^ isco p a l Cathedral ' there... nedy. a t r o B t - r o i ^ Many aclentista are convinced cess will be achieved—now or 100 nut a pall over the 32nd annuu Ttree New Haven lawyers among for the Democratic p re ri^ O a l By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS somebody is out there, somewhere a group named Sunday by Chief Next Step to Arms^Pact . Campaigning neared an end In years from n ov, but some day,’ Academy Awards but the public nomination, dlscl«»ej W lsoo^ among bilUon times bUUons.oC Dr. Drake declares. A won’t see It. The 90-mlnute show Justice Earl WarCen to serve on sin yestertoy toat he had vrtw the Wisconsin primary today. As It ttani, and probably biUions of (NBC-TV, 10:30 p.m.,-EST) pro committees named to recommend did, confidence turned to caution in The handsome, .grey-eyed as­ ten to. Elsenhower last woeiu one Democratic camp. Caution other planotaj tronomer .with graying brown hair mises to be as gay and glamorous Improvements In roles of prnctico T o d v . White House Preee Sec- Seeking contact,- young astron- for federal courts. turned to confidence In the other. as ever. M R ^ t e t o make toe next a solution of the German problem dMues C. omiers here first are pointing the (Continued on Page Seven) If more time Is needed, an extra Joseph Porter, 36, superinten­ Elsenhower received the Ren- Almost a million, perhaps more, giant ear of a radio telescope at move In Blast-West negotiations 1 as a whole, Democrats and Republicans go to 30 minutes wUl be tagged on the dent of ecools in Watertown since nedy-note last Wetoesday .and two fairly nearby stars which may end. Lest year the 2-hour show 1955, chosen to step Into the su­ for a safeguarded disannainent “In the coming summit confer­ the polls tomorrow. At stake are have planets, and perhaps IntelU- ence, the western powers are_de-. replied to it promptly. 30 votes In each of the party’s na­ found lUelf With 20 minutes of perintendent’s Job IB Brldgeiwrt agreement. gent life. Space Czar Need embarrassing dead air. Sen ’Thomas J. Dodd, who has He said toe proposal by Preri- termlned. to protect the freroom tional conventions. ' . and security of the people of West LOUW CHARGER HYPQCRACY On the Democratic aide, Fhere Just conceivably,' those planets Denied by Glennan Fourteen of the 20 acting nomi­ been convalesciiig ■ from recent flewt Easenlhower and Britain’s Jobann«ai*nrg. April 6 ( f t —■ Sens. John F. Kennedy of Msssa may be beaming “Is anyone nees will he on hand. Including the collapse at Fort Lauderdale. Fla., PS-ime Minister Harold MacmlUan- Berlin.’’ he said. there?” signals Mt Earth, explains Herter’s 4,000 word addrss Foreign Mlnlstor Brio chusetta and Hubert H. Humphrey two favorites for best actress — says he hopes to/retiim to Wash­ as to nuclear tests has brought oharged. today a campnlgn ec Dr. Frank D. Drake, 2e-year-oM avoided harsh language. Evro in of Mlnneeota oppoee each other, a Waahtrtgrtcm, April’4 UP) r - The, Elizabeth Taylor and Simone Sig- ington sometime this week. both sides "within reach of an hjpocrisy haa hemi lainifiHil associate astronomer of the Na­ nation’s civUlan qpace chief said noret — both wearing gowns by Estranged wife, of ’TV actor agreement which could weU be a rejecting Ruaaia’a attacks on West victory might push one of them Germany, he was mild and re­ against Sooth AIrlea by Ccf>- toward the presidential. nomina­ tional Itedio Aatronomy Observa- today'he has bad no difficulty in the same Parisian dcalgner. James Arness. who plays Marshal historic turning point in to* quest mnnlst and nonwhlte coantriea tory perched ki this mountainous reachlrtg the President and obtain­ Audrey Hepburn, also a poten­ Matt Dillon, found tn seBsl-coqscl- lor agreed arms control measures strained in tone. • tion in July.. ti . Democratic West Germany, he at the United NatiMMi under the In the opinion of some observ -’Agmlet of only 100 souM. ing deci8ioi\s. tial winner. Is kept In Europe , by oos eondltioB in her .Siuita Monica, spnrioua bannqr of htihian rlfjito Or perhaps neyr and sensitive Herter reviewed the Blast-West said, "haa proved itself In CYCT 'I era, however. It might not. Former ’Therefore, there is no need for pr’egrtartcy and Katharine Hep­ Calif., bedroom aJid Arness tells and freedom# equipment here can pick up^ com­ burn, who seldom appears at ib* ■lima deadlock and the German way a worthy and rcapecteq^al^t. president Harry S. Truman, for a space czar, T. Keith .jGlennaO police she left a suicide note.. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer haa example, told a television audience mands they are sending to their said in testimony delivered for dust^ functions, will be home in (3ov. Ribicoff says the State and Berlin disputes In an address DIXON PAYMENT REVOCW own apace probes, aa we are send­ . Connecticut. Doris Day, nomlimted prepared for the 38lh annual con­ re-establltoed a democratic order Saturday night: the House Space Committee. could make its "good highway dedicated to freedom and Justice Washington, April 6 titl—Tha “ Presidential primariea, aa they ing signals out to our recent Venus ■ Glertnan, bead of the National for a comedy performance in ’’Pil­ safety record better” by adopt­ vention of the National Associa-' Supreme Court today agresd ta probe. low Talk,” Is not ■ listed among Uon of Bcoadcastera in West Germany, he said, despite ROW are set up are nothing but eye Aeronautics and Space Admin­ ing an iOnolute maximum speed hostile Soviet V U d u , some from review a lower eontt deelsleu w*Bk.** Today, Dr. Drake and associates istration, said: , favorites hut will be present. The Secretary rejected that the fovernlnesit Mtod par are 'installing the special equip­ Of the top actor nominees, ojuy Ihnlt. „ pJeteiy without foundaiuon Soviet Khrushriiev himself. If a candidate wants to be nom­ “ It must be assumed by those A .reeenreh -center costing “These charges are completely *13*7,54*; daoMfea to 1 inated, Truman continued, he ment in the 85-foot radio Ulesoops who advocate the creation of such vetrtran Paul Muni will be absent/ *l,*2a,000 tor Shellfish production Piwnler NtidU KhruBhehev's ro- n pointing a shiny, cup-shapefl sar Favorite la Charltpn Heaton who cent attacks On Went Germany fOr without foundattOB," Herter said. ahouldn’t enter the primaries, an office (apace cfcar) In the White In Connecticut. proposedi»-by Rep. ‘"They’re clearly derigned not omy On the Republican aide, payty out into space. House that the President cannot, la expected to win on a “Ben Huri alleged mllitariam, \ __. traeR SM decMaa. br Hte Robert N. Gialmo (D -C onn )... time, he .pledged to discredit Chancellor Addnau^s members have intenalfled Tonight or tomorrow, if Ml goes hScauM of, bis mulUpls di^es, sweep but Jgmqs Stewart and A t toe aame Oeurf a* wqll, they will adtuiUly begin lis­ Ck>lombIa and Panama agree to gov^emnt. but also to ^ toe campaign (or Vice President Rich­ give the nation's spsce activities Jack Lemmon could take it. tjm - work together W finish Pan Ameri­ anew, ^ that the United SUtee, pealed to tha tening (or the first time on Earth mon, whovwon the supporting Os- Britain and France would con­ seeds of suspicion and disunity ard M. Nlxoii, evert though no one the attention they deserve.’ can Highway.. .Playwright Bren­ among the membera.ed the free toados opposes bim in tbe primary. There for messages from far out there. caf with a comedy portrayal s tinue to .stand firm on. West Ber­ Success on this first venture If Glennan said he could M t ac­ dan Behan, the Irishman with a tel” to the aummit contorence. l)e- world alliance.^ la a fear RepubUcans may Ignore cept that assumption, adding nor the GOP ballot aftd mark the more scarcely to be hoped for,,astrono^ stening in Parle May 16. m en concede. '. is thers any basis for it in the e*- ioaPaCaHIcht) opntroversial Democratic .ballot. to escape hia drinking frineds. Ba «|^lrmed the Wist a Yet t h m is a falnit oumca inaa (OSeHeeed. sa PBgs Feav). -y VoeattBi(rt ea >Nie gwrea) (OMtined «• ra g e Ntaa) wlU suddenly neeiv« the alMtirl- PAGE; m'-:

in Stafford Springs. In toe Oc­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCH^TOR. CONN. MONDAY. APRIL 4, 19M tober town election. Republican Eniingtoji Pa ir’s Ully Solomon, Stein Rd.,.filUlng- George Schofield aiored a major KnMVIf ««rrl«d hr "■UOJjr FAGS TWO Vermont Death «»* PS in*Ste « BN mr RockvUle-V ernon ton. _ , victory, defeating Frasalnelli for sueat. swTBla* wise it,Mi toe smallest In the coufi- Discharged Saturday: Frank the first selectman’s post. Fras- SwoadarrB^eeBea^. Sheiriwold on Bridge Carlson, 67 High St', Raymond Said Accident »r Btroo* an»«ai«a. ommr ■tiry. ■ * ' Rackets Prbbers Say sinelli was elected minority third eoBUBon Kldany bob — A full houee at the Bushhell does Fetko, 84 Grove St,; Ernest Clark. selectman. tfTdCYBWtt ToM ^tolIse 143 Grove St.; Mildred Lawton. 21 not quite cover production oOite, See Primaries . sm bBv fMi m for opera Is the costliest of all Laurel St.; Mrs. Joseph Bridge, Alburg, Vt., April ,4 UP— State’s r a i s e iPABTNEB * • : Political observers think a num.- forms of entertainment. Then there South «*ealer ^___ 144 E. Main St. , Atty. R. H. Poquette sqys the car­ ^ $ 2 MiBiGn W Spent WIOPN YOU CAN Legioi^Field Births Saturday: A daughter to ber of primaries may result in the are always the administrative coiintv should the Insurgents lose bon monoxide deaths of a (7on- costs as well; management, ad* By Alfmd Sbehiweid NORTH Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Messier, 59 MANCHESTER 4 '* | 0 9S2 their bid In^sdme of the upcoming vertising, etc. So they end up hi ♦committee to conUnue for 10 * A raiaa of partner’a suit should High St.; a daughter to Mn and necttcut couple in their Isle 14 By o . MOOPOhr k b i x y # 8 7 1 , . caucuses. A primaVy is assured in Motte cottage Friday night were the hole. Just like everybody else montos, to clean up aoma loose rtiow a weak hdpd with trump As Rec Area Mrs. Robert Ertel, C h a w t iValler a n d U L M O m ^ W ashington, Afwil', 4 (P) — the ♦ K9J 4S Coventry if Hsrlow falls again to who produces opera in this country ends. Th* request still la hjmging support. ThU la sUU true *ven If Court,- Vernon; a son to Mr. and accidental; 'v _ Senate Rackets Committee, re­ there is an Intervening bid. Mrs. Perley Snay. 61 VUtage St.: become.a delegate, and If he wins. The bodies of Mr. and Mre. arid in Bwope. fire. . '■ Hia TVywn of Vernon is arrang­ Town Chairman Raymond H. RUfi OLEMHNI00. In Europe the government picks Some misguided WEST n daugfhter to Mr. and Mr^^Wli- Arthur 'F. Victory of Ellingtwi, viewing three stormy years of In­ The rackets committee was 4 7 « 3 ing bo uae the American Lnrton Bradley knd HarioWa fellow rep­ up,.the tab by means of taxation. faU to raise to two spades With Field for recreation p u rp o se John 11am Hargraves, 12 ^ u a iw-ere found in the living room of 15 HANNAWA.Y ST. vestigation, figures the laxpsyors crested by the Senate as an 8-man .4 A K 109 5 3 W QI4 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver resentative, Stephen Loyzim, say 1 the summer cotage by Ben Davis, Here, the pub\ic must foot toe bill. got their $2 million worth. bipartisan group to explore the the North hand. ♦ 7 2 ♦ 1084 OlH, chaimMn of toe RecreaUon Just at present the Connecticut 4 K I 7 6 4 3 CommiOTkm, haa announced. Bush, 26 Windsor Aye they wriU call a primary. a handyman who had come to con- ; * Looking ijack on lU revelaUons need- for legislation to combat The raise should show 4 A 10 Admitted yesterday: ^ WilUam nect the cottage's water pipes. For those who earm Opera Assn, is engaged in a drive labor racketeering. , . support and about « No matter how the battle ends of scandals in the labor-manage­ •The large field on Regan Rd.. Newbury, 72 Village St-i Mre in Tolland County. Democrats will Dr. Richard S. Woodruff, state jor their rugs.'■ to. cover lU deficit. Since this is The probe started out virlto. s allghOy more, whether ^ 4K Q rf4 behind toe American Legion Home, revicwB ------ment relations field, the commit­ Marian JaconeiU, 22 be looking to Flaherty's newfound pathologist, said yesterday their relatively small, they only come splash. The committee alleged top carts or dUtrlbution. Th# N o ^ 4 6 ariU 'be used to r a picnic area and know that invariably some faults tee olglmB credit for: • View Dr.; Michael Jacdnelts, 22 mpport on toe State level. Often deaths were caused by carbon TEU. M l 3 - 0 0 1 2 around every two years; this is the 1. Enactment of toe new anti- Teamster officials, had schemed hand has a count of 3 points for playground, 'he saJd, The. baseball Mountain View Dr.: Herbert Snell, works. Another method la to are found with toe productions. year. Probably only about. of ♦ A 9 i , a critic of State Chairman John monoxide. Dr. Woodruff said he The same thing Is true however, if corruption labor law, vvito Seattle mobsters to take over toe king and 3 points diamond will also be put into con- Fairhaven Rest Home. has requested the fire marshal's listen to recordings, studying toe the population will contribute, so 'the vice rackets in Portland, Ore. singlfiton. (With four-card trump SMth Wist Norih M Bailey smd 'Governor Rlbicoff. PICK UP AND DELUnnit you read the reviews of the Metro­ 2. The downfall of former 1 4 2 4 2 4 4 4 / dMlon for use. Discharged yesterday: Maryyxt office to check the basement fur- 80% CASH AND CARRY libretto sfl toe same time. , ^ - if you want to get that glow of support*, for partner, count 6 Flaherty was named" Sunday as a ' cordlngs of a good many operw politan Opera productions. No per­ Teamsters dnlon president Dave Judge Removed 4 4 Doubib Afl Thm X The field will provide a play colhe, 71 Spring member of toe Democratic Plat­ ance, which'atate police s«dd oper­ '■f I satisfactionvthat ctmes from being In its final report, toe commit­ points for a vofd, 3,polnU for a : are available at toe library here in formance was ever perfect. one in a hundred, why pot mail in Beck. Opening lead — area readily accessible to children Kington. 45 Hale 81^' form Committee picked by Bailey. ated on bottled gas. ..r TheoreUcaUy, at least, profes­ 3. A long etrlng of federal and tee said ■William Langley, toe singleton, 1 point for a doubleton. from Dailey Circle, and « « v ^ Thomford, Tollsnd; David Dougan. ' Manchester, by the way. , a check? ' , ; , Having raised at a low and aafe . This method lacks toe advM- sional crlUcs are supposed to know atate Indictments of labor racket­ Portland (Multnomah County) d«v4opmenUi off Regan Rd., .GUI RFD 8, Vemop. . “w. district attorney, wan forced out of level. North can retire from the Birth yesterday; A son to Mr. Tolland County Democrats *■ tags of seeing the action at toe what a-perfect performance should Pearl Fishers—Biset eers and others. to be in serious/danger at four noted. Details of the arrangements 4. The. ousting of a Tennessee office and faced with disbarment *a bidding. He has told his story and end Mrs. Arthur Gottler. : )S S » time you hear toe music. be. ancl. compare the PM«“ fUon re­ Alarle and Others ' ' spades. He look at Wa hand. ■re'otlll to be worked out. The Isunouresix Orchestra Judge for allegedly taking pay­ a sequel to Its disclosures. can leave the rest to his partner field Is the first recreatloo srea ac- • bdt it has the advantage that you viewed with perfection. In this way seTwhat b ^ o ld s , and make an Vernon and Tnloottyllle "«w* Is in December whfn he defeated 2 - 1 j can do your studying at your own they exert pressure bn the manage­ Epic 48C 6CNI2 offs to fix a case before him. The committee listed among Its Two-way Bid ^ i « d by toe town’s newly formed tended by Flaherty, Harlow, and . I’ve been mentioning operatic big achievements the indictment of inUlllgent decision. hoadled throngh ITie Heralds Ry WALTER E TEDFORD term mayor Republican Herman OUT ! Mrs. Pfsu, along w-ith several of 1960 convenience,' which is cert^nly» im- ment to produce the best possible Prime Target Mlseed After North’s raise, South c w ation Oomnfission. JUST lf,.North fills to raise, South Kemmi lincfcvUle Buzenii, 5 W .^MMn S t, G. Oison. * i • portant to some people. Probably performance, rather than one recordings while Fve bben dis But toe committee headed by Beck, now under prison sentence bid four spades as a two-way bl^ PloM for play areas in otoer 4 battle for control of tha Domo- their supporters from other Tol­ cussing opera for toe past few for alleged huge thefts of Team­ caiihot afford to bid all by hlm- telephene TRement 6-8116- One of Flaherty's supporters, ‘ vou will learn toe opera better, in which is merely acceptable to dn Sen. John U McClellan (D-Ark.) If toe North hand flta well, Souto porta of Vernon #411 be dlscuosed oratllc party maeWnery In toe 86th land County towns, notably Maris- who also backs Harlow, is Vernon ] ■ this manner, too. You can play audience wHh less musical sophisU- weeks. So far I haven’t reviewed a has miased fire up to now on Ita ster funds, and the removal from may fullflll this game contract. If iSlf. North, who thought he wss Mt a meeting of the Oommlsolm fleld. The Mansfield supporters, too weak to bid two spades, must IXatrlct (Tolland County )- !• rap­ Rep. Raymond Splelman of Rock­ the “music several times. cation. , French opera, but here it is. This prime ObjecUv.e — to knock out office of Tennessee Judge Raulston the North hand Is a poor fH, ITMiaday at 7:30 pm . at the Pub-. known as the “ Professor’s Group, ’ in a 2*disc album which is well Schoolfield. It charged Schoolfield now wonder whether or not to bid Rockville idly ahapiflg up. ville. Spieiman Mid Saturday the In any event, you Anally are Actually I doubt i f - ^ y critic Jamea R: Hoffa, who succeeded South should go down only one Me Safely Building. Walter ’Wake­ included Town Chairman Marion I FRIGID AIRE four spades. Instead of an Intaili-.. Spearheaded by young Rock^ S ready to get your full money's would know a perfect perfortnwee worth owning. Not commonly per­ Beck in toe Teamster presidency. took- payoffs fo fix criminal trick. field, propmient of a reweaUon formed in this country, it is unde­ charges against Teamsteb' goons. gent decision by South, we have viili Mayor L.eo B. Flah^y, * worth out o i a livie production. if he saw one. For that Hoffa has won acquittal in two As toe,cards lie, South makes prMram to r rwal children, and a M o ther and. Son *^ck a n d T a r f town committee will 5 Where to see it? Well, of courM servedly neglected. federal court trials since 1967. The committee’s investigations ■ it^nuch trouble. a wild guess by North. regn'esentatlve of the Box Moun­ eroup of insurgente ia seeking to neither would toe composer. Nor is The cast is good, the chorus ts four spades witoou, „ oust State Central Committemnan meet next Wednesday night to AUTOMATIC WASHER i you can drive down to New York, absolute perfection altogether The committee denounced him shook organized labor to Its He draws trumps' and runs the Daily QaesOon tain Home* Aoon. have been in- aity professors, and Atty. I. Gilman good, and the orchestra U good. In Partner opens one heart, and Injured in Crash nominate delegates. In that town, K t.. i put up at a hotel, go to toe "Met desirable. Years ago I saw two year aftqr year as an ally of the foundations, and brought some diamonds, l<^ng one trump, one to nieet wWi the oommlaatmi. AtUHo FraastneUi of Davis of Storrs. no'minatiqn meahi those _prople V and return. I do this myself on oc- short, it is vow evehly performed, stem steps by the labor movement the next player bids one spade. . Stanley Bate*, a member o f toe Springs and Mrs, Marita Merrick productions that came as close to as Opera should bb. The'music is nation's most vicious and notor- heart and one club. r* ^lioo^ nom inltS' are'driegatea. -riiU’ ia 5 easion, but only to see operas not lons gangsters, a betrayer of his to police Us own ranks. BUt the re­ You hold: Spadee—10 9 5 2; eommiaaion, will report. ^ proa- Mr*. Marlon R. tiaconetU. « d of Columbia. ^ CommUsioner ^ r l ^ ^ e r also t ^ Mansfield or in Coventrj-. perfection as I eV’er expect to see. tuneful and unhackneyed. I’m If South failed to bid four •The insurgents claim Fraseineln Mansfield, a c ^ e frmnd of ^ MADE FOR ** produced in Hartford, The result is that all^ cceedln g own union memners torough pay­ port said the Teamsters refuse to Hearta—8 7 2; iMamonds—K 9 5 pecta for atoclang Walker a her sou, Michael. 17. of Rocky Hili. sure you’ll like it. apadrt, West would take the game i has too many Irona in toe fire and j Your best bet for opera Is in at perfornjandes of these works seem off deals with employers, a dis­ clean up and stUl is Infested with amirubber at four hearts. The 4 3; Clubs—9. What do you aay? Yrtr and toe Tankerooean River are reported "resting comfortably sineUl and Mrs. Merrick. D e ^ e r . endorse candidates who.eare said he was making a routine in- caucue. S Bushnell, at toe productions of toe anticllmatic. Presto Aseal grace to toe labor ihovement, ^ criminals and racketeers. difference between making a Answer: Pass. The "light’’ raise «o provide a fishing area; for at Rockville C ity Hoapttal follow- ‘ has hot represented the ’?■ Connecticut Opera Assn. /Frank is safe only when you have four- iiUT A 2“Car .rollUion y«*t*rtlAy At the state level toe way they think spection of the Jail kitchen here ; , Xeed 2® Votes In short, you’ll see mighty good Versailles Founts Ins—T alsnde a man whose word is unworthy The-hearings brought out scan game and having a game made youngsters. , t Pandolfl, executive director of the dal after scandal In affairs of toe card trump support or excellent Plans for an Easter egg hunt in Orchard and W. Main Sts. he should; FraasineUi is state cem - the insurgents were holding their' pjahertys group n4e there since 1M2. For ten h« These fountains. only work on punches, b e claims he and hU ers, Hotel and Restaurant Work­ couraging your partner to sacri- VTW to Install conetla was thrown from her car ON A 2 handled it alone, ai)d then in 1952, your money; The fact that they South would not bother to bid third aelectman in his town. He The insurgent gThup s strength , ^ County's' IS towns sends 38 represent'more than full value is Sundays. By the soimd, M. taiande union are stronger today than ers, ’United Textile Workers, the fice with doubtful trump support. Frank Badsteubner.' Post VBW when It was struck by one op«rat- jt h e present organisation was four spades ' If h* had. good de­ and its auxiliary will hold a Joint has been -U te Pentral c o n ^ ^ - lies mainly in I^«hertV # home j ^ “ "ty ^ . convention, easily proven: they have an annual got there in the middle of the when toe AFLrCIO expelled them Operating Engineers, Meatcutters fense against four hsarts or If he (C op^ ght 1960. General KrtW*** ed bv John W. Wojnar, 48. of 132 J . — j man tor 10 years. Mrs. Memck town where ^ Harlow get complete atip- i founded. ■ deficit, even though percentage­ week. for alleged corruption. and Butchers, Sheet Metal W ork- am Corp.) installation of officers S\uiday at W. Main St. Her abn, riding In toe i f They produce 4 or 6 operas an- and various - construction had so poor an opening bid as 2:30 p.m. instead of April 24 as back seat, stopped , toe moving , j,«a held her pool for two years. control last fall in the town pri , ^ Vemon. Mansfield and BUDGET Before its authority expired last ' vehicle after it had traveled about i insurgent* hope to gam a m ary., Flaherty fhii'l^ventiy he would have 13 votes, Thursday, toe committee', ssid in a trades union groups. originally planned, The Independent Newspaper and of tesUmbnytotals between 20 ^ served by calling Miss Jean Paat Department Commander 76 feet across W. Main St. and pn-. majority of the district *3 8 dele- lured three I Vemon sends five, Mansfield. 4, final report that Hoffa’s'late now 23 njllllon words, taken from 1,520 Columbia Natseh. ■ * Raymond Frost o f Plalnyille tn .a b r i d g e . gates to the Democratic Slate Co - town election, taking the nomi 1-_j s '■ is up to the courts, the executive MaU Deliverers Union o f New - WITH TRUE. AUTOMATIC York and Vicinity wsui another. wJtheasea,. . . The hot lundi menu at Horace install toe post officers, and Past Mr*. Jaconetta injured her lefHvehlipn. slated June 17 and nation for the board awsy^ Fnualnelll. who brmnch of ' government, and the W Porter School the remainder of A barbers union group in New X It aald 843 -witnesses -invoked the Department President Mary Frost aide, tind Michael complained of f ' Hartfoid.Hartford. Withwitn aiat leasticml *'•zo pei -- h ^ h il” vict0rv Fla- i i» also State commissioner of Con-1 rank and file Teamster members. the week will be: Tomorrow, vege­ ! gate* in their camp, the insurgenta , Shea, 'trou g h m tij Lumer ProtecUon, is having diffi- SOAK CYCLE York, the Boiiermalters Union Lo­ Fifth Amendment. will Install the auxiliary office ^ dizziness and bruises. The committee washed its hands Chairman McClellan said federal l^hoolPiaris table beef soup, corn bread, celery cal 74 In Houston, Tex., eections • The ihstaH’ation will be held at the Pksaengers in the Jaconetta i^oul^wat^ Ckiv^ Rep^ CharlM ^ i^ty^^^^ ^hich led to hla election! culty in his own town committee] of him. , . .w grand Juries have handed down 34 aUcks and cherry pudding; post home on East St., and la open However, McClellan wants - the of toe International BroUiertwod vehicle. Mr*. Gertrude Stepien of of Electrical Workers and of the IndlctmenU as .sequels to commit­ Wednesday, scrambled eggs, but­ to the i«iblic. committeeman artd Mrs. Mary Library Week tered rice, spinach and fruit; Stein Rd., Ellington, and her 5- Retail aeirtte International Assn, tee hearings, and that tnore are in Service Note# year old daughter, Joy, were un­ Pfau of Rockrille as state central prospect He wasn’t sura how many Thursday, roast pork, .mashed were among the ^ther unions, large Marine Acting Cpl. « injured. . committeew’oman before the con-1 and smali, that osJhe under sting­ state court sctlons have resulted. National Ubrary. Week will be poUto, buttered com and peaches; Caron, aon of Mrs. Ullian . Friday, fish stldks, golden potatoes, Police charged Mr*. Jaconetta venttoh. - . • ing inquiry.' Giving major credit to the In­ obeerved at Horace :W. Porter O r o n of W B. Main, St . took with failure to.grant right, of '»ay. Herlow, a freshman representa- vestigating staff, he said that aU buttgred carrots, peanut butter The Anheuser-Busch Brewery, School tola week. The PTA U bra^ ’part in - a huge amphibious* - - _ land­ ir.,r and summoned her to appear m itive, lost In hla first bid for the wonderful in all, "It was a Job well done. , Committee, headed by Mrs. Amelia sandwich and pineapp^. ing exercise'iretse March 22 on For ; city Court Apnl 18. Patrolman poet last Tuesday when toe Cov- WITH TOUR OLD WASHER the>ig tnall order house of Seers, Kozelka, will hold open houae PotUi Hours CBaaged TUESDAY and Re&M ck A Co., and Montgjtwnery mesa’s soulhemsouthern coa_-coast ^'^hrjjmta ; the woman hgd entry Democratic Towfi Commit- j freedom* Thursday In toe school library, John J. Dilwprto. postmaster^ -Ward A Oo.; big food chain storeq o f. the Okinawa-based stopped at a stop sign on Orchwd tee refused to endorse Wm .as a ! which la housed In the little white has announced a change iiM | | | K delegate to the convention. In­ [you load toe waaher and aet the dl^ . . . Including the AAP Stores and Chorus to Salute Marine DIrtrion St. but then proceeded into w. m deep dirt and soil are aoak-looa^ed ^ Indian School. On toe committee patch hour for the iputgoing m W The exercise, termed 'Opera­ Main 8L without seeing toe on­ stead they endoreed Mrs. Mildred Food Fair; Morton FVozen Foods; with Mrs. Kozelka are Mr«. makes a necessary c h ^ e In of­ fioated away—autonmUcally! ? Englander Mattress Oo., and State of Hawaii tion Blue Star." called for the coming Wojnar vehicle. Both cars Hlltgen. However. Harloiv sup­ treatment all heavily soiled cloththg WEDNESDAY Myrtle Englert. teacher repreaen- fice hours. The mail will gO out at Third Marine ’Dlviaion to assem­ were badly damaged, police said. porters ssv he wdll -make another ■FVuehauf Trailer Co. were among tatlve'.' Mrs. Edward Miller, Mrs. 6:30 beginning this gftemooj). It ir Action” 'really needs—work an,d play elothea and employers the oonsinuttee criticized ble in the area on March 20 along bid at. toe Coventry DemocraUc,^ A musical salute to the fiftieth George Pederson and Mr*. Rudolph is imperative, he said, for Idiapera! '* for their dealings with union of-' with units of the Hawail-ba^d caucus April 12. 1 ■Ute and Randall Thompaon’e Albah-. one wishing letters to go out on Bra flclals. j ' . First Marine Brigade and U S - Chapeau In Ring { 'Testament of Freedom" will be Hodges Foad Orowa that hour to have them in toe of­ I Rockville Mrs. Pfau announced her inten­ D a^ Woali SeJecter with choice of HOT or a S-Ring Pomp Agitator—today's moat The committee, charged that Included in a progran. by toe Republic of China navy, marine some big metropolitan newspapers The Jackie Hodges fund, for the fice no later than 5 o’clock. tion to unseat Mrs. Merrick this WARM wash ..... odvonoed washing oeUe**! •f \ Choral Club of Hartford Friday in and air forte element*. » Automatic Bleaching— PtMvder or liquid made payoffs to labor racketeera 12-year-old leukemia victim ' in Office hours in toe future are: A rm y Specialist Four Filmont morning. She is aecretary of the by Bushnell Memorial. Hartford. Lekeview Park area, has reached 7:30 a. m. until noon and 1 until FRESHLY GROUND a price for labor peace. Jack Byrofi Grove will be con­ W. Foss, son of Mrs. Elsie ,Hitl. City Receives Vemon Democratic "Kown Commit­ Wisdew shades of lovely Du Pont Battle over Reuther 3600, according to Mr*. John 5 p.ra, weekdays and from 7 a.m. Isorville Rd.. rerenlly waa as-, tee, and a strong Flaherty sup­ LOVABLE "Tontine’’ ore easy to wash. Will ductor and Norman Hall, accom- Prihgle, treasurer of the fund. until noon on Saturdays. The On all of this the committee was panUt, for toe concert. M m ed^ the' nth TYansportation , - porter. She nominated Flaherty took like new. Won’t ersek, fray or Jackie is home at present, and Is lobby will continue to be open .at $10,000 Aid two years ago at toe Second Con- ' unanimous. But its memhers got Bradford Mason, Hartford tenor B a tta lio n '^ Fort F-ustis, Va, 1 pishele. Available in many atuae- into partisan fights every time happy to receive mall. all hours of the day for toe con­ g^reaslonal Democratic Convention . breathe-easy LAST CHANCE! tive colon. Jutt call ue. We will be who recently starred with the Irtant baptized Note* ’ they tried to Inveatigaite Walter venience of the public. Admitted "^Ylday; Raymond , in Norwich in his unsuccessful bid gM to aseaeure your windows and Hartford Symphony on the Aetna James Donald Caufield, son of For Housing sgainst former Governor Chester lastex all around! gjYS you a free eitimate for new P. Reutoec’e United Ay to Workers television program, will be guest Mr. and Mrs.. Donald C. Caufi*ld Fetko, 84 Grove SCi Misa Mildred ; umon,- which usually supporta Manchester Evening -Herald Uo- Lawdpn. 21 Laurel St,^-^Irs. Clara i — — Bowie.*, who 'went on to defeat *rohtiae:’’ soloist for ’’Testament of Free­ Jr_ was baptized during -worship lurobla correspondent Mrs: Densid ■ Democrats politically. dom," a rendition of Thom as Jef­ HIrth. 24 Crown Strr-Mrs. Ken-I__ siyriing of a contract last week Horace Seely-Brown. service in Columbia Congregation­ R. Tattle, telephone AOndemy ■—^ r s . Pfau won tpe nomination M;- Scores of gangsters. Sad hood­ ferson’s writings, as well as "Syl­ nrth Carev. 234-South St, With the federal govemnVeHt tar a At last you're FREfe..; al Church yesterday. 8-8435. second selectman.in a Democratic , *MMINT lums paraded to the witnesa stand, via" and “ Mo:-ning." s . A musical prelude to this serv­ Discharged Friday: Lisa Pray. . sio.OOO preliminary loan has give" lajdng down a frustrating barrage Proipert St ; Dean Sparkman. | working funda and a IM- primary last August. She was the and at your loveliest too,, The "Salute to Hawaii” will in­ ice was given by a young people’s MRS. F D R ^ JU R E D 84 first woman to run for that position of Fifth Amendment pleas in re­ clude "Hawaiian Chant,” “Aloha quartette, Barbara Slate. Linda RFD 3 ■ Mrs. Charles Fox snOl^av limit in which to get its 1()0-. nrsi. .woman . . to . nj.. with the comfortable upl ift of fusing to answer questions about New York, • April' 4 (Jb—Mrs. daughter. 10 Cedar St : Howard nit housing development re a d y for in Vemon. but w-as defeated in the 50 TONTINE. Oe.” and Irving Berlin's setting of Collins, Sally Card and R o y ^ e r s E’ranklln D... Roosevelt, juffeied . a 1 f criss-crossing bands, the trim con- their deals with labor union fig­ ''Give me your tired, your poor. . -HuflStftan, Drvhsnn- - Rd '. Vemon-: i-construrrion. ^ ------D*'*- * town rtectlon. bj Republic n OF 4959'MODELS! Jr, who sang ” I Think- When-1 sprained ankle \yhen she stepped William R. Hahn. touring "of stitched, shaped-to-f.t cups. You H ures. Unionist after unionist also from toe Statue of Liberty. Read That Sweet Story of Old Miss Nanev Holland. Fast Hart- f^orporation fTounsel Harvey A. TT invoked toe Fifth Amendment. off a curb yesterday and waZ ford' Mr*. 'Walter Nadeau. South Yonce said the Housing Authority. Mrs. Pfau served one 2-year term love being in "ACTION”... COME IN TQOAY! The program will open with Linda sang the response for toe knoc*ked down by a backing car. on toe Vemon Board of Education E.A. JOHNSON Printed and bound copies of toe prayer; and Robert Slate sang the Windsor. ^ w^ithin the next 120 days, will have testimony and seven committee re Martin Luther’s hymn, "A Mighty But she showed up for three speak­ from 1954 to 1955, but was defeat­ Fortress Is Our God.” followed by ■olo part of the anthem ’ Holy Births Friday: A daughter to to ,eiect and develop a site for the ports issued since 1957 nearly fill i ing engagements despite her In­ .. —oject, have a n - architect s plan, ed in her next bid. She is presently It costs so little to look Lovable Tc P A I N T C O . toe Spiritual, "He’s Got the Whple Bible, Book Divine” sung by the Mr. and Mr*. Robert Hallowell. 2.1 4-foot book shelf. The committee jury, Talcotf Ave.: a daughte'r to Mr and be ready to start constniction. a member of the Vernon Consolida­ FREE PURNELL PARKING’ m MAIN ST., MANCHESTEB World in His Hands.” chancel choir. Mrs. Roosevelt, '75, was treated tion and Charter Commission which figures the 45,150-page transcript Meetings Postponed and Mrs. Norman I.jivigT\e. 8i Alfred Reinhardt, Manchester by her physician. She said she did arcniicci ------, Is writing a new charter . A few persona gathered for two Union St. architect selected by the Authority. scheduled meetings Saturday night not get toe driver's name and did Admitted Salurdivv:- Judy Ann experts to draw plans for the p roj-, ville and Vemon. and is actlte in 11 not report the Incident to the po­ Minor. Mountain Rd : Ellington; ect as soon as a site is chosen. : the Tolland County Democratic ; In Yeomans Hall, to postpone them lice. to a later date when the hall was to Charles Dick. 4 Franklin St.: Mrs. The federal'aid ia for a low -cost; Assn. She said she waa much too busy I housing project noj. confined to the Strategy Meeting . I be available. The adjourned t o ^ to think about her aprained ankle. ' elderlv.. The cilv Is also to receive,'. Mrs. Pfan's announcement fol- MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER^OT 9-8221 meeting, which was to take action She used a crutch when she show­ Wanted. Paper boy in vicinity of state Aid for a 30-unit project ^ t ’ ipws a meeting ^rid«y it on toe method of electing members ed up for her engagements here. Windsor Avenue. Contact Mr. Wil­ of toe town’s planning and ^ ning Is for elderly j insurgent group In the Tolland liam Anderson. Manchester Eve- state has allocated 3330,000 for ; county Jail. Thia meeting waa at- ] Commission, was » t.kM Hk»T«7/LO The Columbia Burying Ground Assn’s; annual meeting which was X "Belt Artre** NaalaatiM*” to have been held Saturday night, Kllsabeth Taylor .>• will be held instead, April 11, at Kathriao Hopbara the home of Hubert P. Collins. X oBtcanory Clift ia Building Permits "BUBDEKEY EABT B l'm iE B " Three building permits estimat­ Alto Corarl WllSr la Proudly Presents ed at a total coat of. 117,200, were "EDGE OF ETERNITY" to Color issued by Lucius W. Robinson Jr., \ 3;M.S:U zoning agent, during toe month of thriftf ProJuct I aCtnlp Ck *§At ^ptciai! SEARS March. ' . . - ■ Handy phoney in all the They were to Fred Burdick for a I m v K A.M> I'ii ii- ■, ROCOZINSKI house on Hennequin Rd.; to Mrs. BURNSIDE • A SNOWWHITI 1 / ■ ■ ® ® * ^ * * ® * Mae Cobb for an addition' to a HUHMMDI AVI • 1 MTl 11 ' house'on West St.; and to Dorothy W E L L K N O W N Lait 2 Day»! Y oor bedronma art oNtainly amoiig ft e “ rii^it plaoed!* • I • Ruasell for an addition of a porch Mushrooms- “ « $^fss Cheese to her home on Cards Mill Rd. atep-Mving extensions. A bedside phone gives you 39 K mhmW iwI Deeds Filed away-from-it-all.privacy during the day . • • *t nijjit sdds CHILD and BABY PHOTOGRAPHER ./Warrantee deeds filed during oN/UAUE toe month of March at toe town eomfort and a wonderful feeling of security. Have handy plwnes - . clerk's office include: William W. wherever your family will enjoy them— they cost so Uroel »*- Thompson of Jonathan Trumbull Aspai’Oflus 2 b Highway, to Robert A. and toulse R IN COLOR $1 a HKmth—that’s sU you pay f«r rtdh extension G. QUlnn, a house and lot on M — M a . W k M;. T.J . t W.4 WWMri.1,. A»rtl I «.< « Onl> Hennequin Rd.; Clifford Louns- 8:10 6:25-10:16 In die color you dSpose (after a ohe-tune-only charge bury, to The Eastern Coast En­ at time of installafton). For details, call the telephone terprise, Inc., lot on the east side WED.:,*‘BIG FISHERMAN” Imririees office or ask any telephone man.— The Southern of Cards Mill Rd.; an^ Irving W. BIG II FT. MODEL! »259VALUE and Fauline H. Lohr, to Frederick Vem Rwgland TelephoM Company. Savt Cask - Sp*daf Ohls WetU Burdick, a lot on the west side THURSDAY, MARCH 31 STANLEY W ARNER of Hennequiit Rd. ^ Heart Fund to gSOO MADE FROM RED-RIPE TOMATOES 4 ^ ■ ■ S '! f t .9 5 thru SATURDAY, APRIL 9 Mrs. Betty T. Powers, who has STATECO headed up the Hfart Fund Drive A B*a laltaH** add* With Old this year, announces that final re­ 6:00 P.M.,Cont—66c XUl 6 P A | . BibdMB epmfort- 2 Price Box ' Finds! Katchup ONE UAUT1RIL SILVtftTONE ports-.have, brought In funds which Feature 6:05 and 8:80 PM , ' bring toe toUl amount collected 1 4 M - CALIEORNtA PEA up over 3600. Ne'«’ '3eauTv! rNe^^^^^ N.ew Economy- For- -Your Home! U_. ^8-02 $1-49 She 4s' delighted -with toe re- MS Cu. Ft. Model with big freezer compartment,shelve.s arxl CANS 8]k>nse people have made and ex rio-ht at vour finKertips! Equipped with removable shelves. fQll width rijdrator. 11x14 Portrait p r ^ e d her appreciation to all Baked Beans PER ii. M „ l . K m D r.’ .r': L ,«w «rk ,t,vlin» . . . ddax. who helped. This, she said, is prob H CHILD f i r m T****ukm; W,**!*?S“* afr the wa.v through. Donit miss thi.s Keith .-jpecial . ,. i ■ lC H M O I« - GRHN OR WAX RGguUr $7.95 Value! Semi-Life Size! rably toe largest amount ever col iTifgnf niffilcoiM 'pnvncy* lected here for this project and it AGED SIX WEEKS TO 14 ^EARS Is double toe returns of 1959. saJjiS String Bdans CANS Attend Funeral. ojL^leoe * ♦ All Work Fully Mr., and .Mrs. Morgan ■ A. Hills m B h I • Full SdectiiM uf Poses of lAkevlew Park have returned OPEN DAILY TILL .5:30 P.M. • THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. IICHMONO - FANCY G No Appoiiitment Gnarante^U home from Wilmtngtwj, N.C. 16-02 Necessary ♦ Groups up to 4 ChUdien where they flew to attend toe jMiMantW . ^ a m p le free; PARKING CANS funeral of their niece Susan John­ Ui8HHa ' .W . f • . • • V • Tomcrtoes son. Susan, 16, and her sister, Sally, were house gqests here at the HUls home during the’’ sum­ ALSO SHOWN AT 7:00-10:20 PM AST • 10c OFF SALE See Sample Photos On Display mer-m'bnths. tw LI JAR Columbia Girl' Scouts and V Brownies have sold over 1,' Peanut Butter a KMtbaa Ph*o* 1* a i • . boxes o f Girl Scout cookies. The wobdoifql Btepeamr. Keith F a r nit a MONDAY, TUESDAY, BATURDAY—W A.M. to •’ FAR. local troops retain five cents on r i W ll l f - WHITE OR COLORED ? WEDNESDAY^ THURODAY, nilD A Y —Ml AM. to * PAf. each box, for their own proJecU. The balance goes to the Girl Scfiut m a n c h esi er h i Council, which uses all cookiiw sMe ______rt— ia handy i n ) M A IN ST. Facial tissues profits,for improvements at camp 7b w o flc i^ or laundry. ^ Tel^phoae MI 9-1(181 NTOCT WEDNESDAY . - MANOBEBlER . , , .111 - "Onoe More With FeoUng” a n o m s o b a b k a d e The second order of cookies will HRST NfiTinNUi STORES a s arrive' soon,' and there will be a .and “Oet^maaehe Stattra** p a MOST rUASANT KAVI JUST JMi JUOHr PHONiS (have >o« noriesd it, toe!) few extra biwea which may be re­

■'rX»r I -t : / . n- PAGE F IV E MANCHESran EVENING^IEBALP, MANCHESTER, COKN., MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1960 OEB to Meet J ' IRtrqlfilan and Rumanian Evergreen Wood Chapter, O E ^ i t the model United Nations ineet- Lynn Comelluson and R lc l^ d Bi­ pel^, the annual bazaar and a chll lls seniors, and Barbara Butcher resentatlves. will meet Wednesday »t ‘S P «n- » dren's communldn. breakfast. Ing to he held April 9 have been Easter Btago HAJWRBSTKR e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHlgSfER. CONK« MQyi>^Y« APRIL 4,, 1980 South Windsor assigned to the Ellsworth Memo- and Nancy Mahr, Junlom. Ektetar bingo sponsored by the the Masonic Temple. Andover TTie supply of ash. trays In the In preparing for the meetln*; these AndroM wid Mrs. Newbur^ church hall Is running low. Mem- rfaJ High School class In Problems St. Francis Men’s Club will be of American Democracy. ' students with Verne Olson, scmlsl held In the church hall Saturday will be In charge of refrertnnenu. PAG* F O t » ___ _ UgeidentS^were reported. mMnbers were e e o o u n tg ln ri^ Observance Sei bem attending the meeting are re­ studies instructor, and Milton Bur- - ^ raelal developmente: down demonetrAUcliA Bit winte quested to donate replacements ix Seniors George Fisher, Barbara at 8 p.m. Ther# will be 20. games Merchants Weigh stodenur- fepm FftU w hse^enert^ Lal*lante and Carol Johanson and; rill, a senior alternate, traveled aiid four special features. Easter Maneiiester N.C.—The Rev. A. C. Town’s Net Grand List Figure For Library Week possible. »u. by train to New York City to get Houth Windsor S p A C C m b p N e e d I with a* Negroes during -AAit-ln Coffee vrill be served after the Pat Kelly, a junior, will mpresent hams and fdod baskets will be 6 Woginan« iMt ye*r and a BieeemerAAle.—A eherlff'e In- placements! Bent the Town Hall May 7. C. Willard of Foster St. has been boycott of locaTitores after more veetigator piahned to confer with Town CTerk Ellsworth Covell. This Congregational Notes and'pastels done by the Ellsworth •Awarded £n honor scholamhip For Science Study Memorial High School art class Tha Houia group *■ ^*>**f^ than 70 war* arrested for integra­ other authoritiba to determine, windshields in stock represents an Increase of *147,278 The Adult Bible Class will meet from Albertus Magnus College in vlaut on amandmanU to the SP««e tion demOMtrattons. lunch counter whether any chdrgee would ite over last year. ‘The gross list from 7:30 to 8:30 tonight to study under direction of Mrs. Edwsrd New Haven. The award Is b i^ d Donald Warren, head of the Tapley win be on display at the a student's outsUndlng schol Act of 1*58. Qlennan. who all along sit-ina; and picketing. AJl have brought against few" white men science department at Barnard —flat safely srhws amounts to $3,590,275 with ex­ Acts, Chapter 1, and to select a on baa oppoaed unification of the been released on bond". topic for future study. New mem­ Mate St. library. astlc achievement and personal I in connAtiOn with 'shipping a Junior High School, haa been cut and installed. emptions of $187,799. During the week the Wednesday civilian and' military apace pro- /Courthouse Square merchants white woman they said pated Ne­ awarded a grant of $900 from the bers are Invited to attend. quallficatlone. She is a student aU . grama, urged paaiage of * PJ'®" admitted their business was Off gro men. 'ITie woman denied ac­ The gross grand list for 1968 The Andover Lake Lenten Study Afternoon Club will present a gift Ellsworth Memorial High School National Science Foundation to Glass furniture tope was *3,449,570 with exemptions of of money to. the library. This rep­ ' poaed atroamllning meaaure wMch sharply Ssturda.v. Marshall Is a cusations. Officers said the uni­ study at the University ef Illinois Group \irlU meet at the home of Bmvlers to laect ' $191,387. Items on the Ust Include: Mm. Harry Klee, Mathleson Drive, resents proceeds Of the fashion The South Windsor Men’s Bowl- i T ^ d v’ould fill the need for city of about 80,000 th»t takes dentified men 'were detained and this summer. , anl|..mipror«, Estl- pride In its Old South traditions. later released without charge. 678 houses, $2,389,807; 455 barns. at 10 a.m. tomorrow. ’ show held for the benefit of the Ing League will meet tonight at I ilmpUcity of ‘Thlii is the second grant given to $144,047: J,109A lots, $291,976; 24 chlidren’s comer at Wood Memo­ clarification of reaponaibilittei for At Baton Rouge. La. J. .1. Hedge- Birmingham, Ala:—Two Negro .warren. Last summer he studied m at^fiadly given. Mias Hallle Yavus of Istanbul, the Community Hall Alleys on business buildings, *53,657; two ‘Turkey, will apeaft hi'e!' rial Library. apace' actlvltiee. moh. dean of registration at all- ministers atid 10 college ^ptudente a t the summer science Institute manufacturing buildings, *30,093; Main St. at 7:30. Main purpose of * ^ e Pentagon dlrecta military Negro Southern University, said go on trial In recorder's court to­ Ing of the Women’s Fellowship at • Th program was carried on un­ the meeting will be to elect new heid^at Central Connecticut SUt* 8,200.48 acres, *102,007; quarries, 8 p.m. Thursday In the church. der the direction of Mrs. Daniel less than 200 students bad left. night in conneetion with sltdown Teachers College. *4,000; 897 motor vehicles, *407,- league officers. All members are] ^'eTman^poke The registration office was opened demonstrations at downtown eat­ .A t the University of Illinois he Miss Yavus ia a graduate student Cavanaugh, Mrs. Chase Lasbury urged to attend. •The Idea of gubordinating the 980; merchandise,. *41,407: 15 at the'University of Connecticut, Jr., Mrs. Richard Dorin, Mrs. Rob­ yesterday to permit withdrawals. ing places last week. All are free will study geology and physlologj’ horses, *1,060; 221 cattle, *J.«76; Plan Mock UN • riiacv charged with the mliaion Student leaders originally SsKed on 8300 bond each. majoring In psychology. ert, Griffin, Mrs. June Paul and Two countries to be represented Sf !^ce ^loration to military for eight weeks. sheep, *3,983; furniture, *5,710 Bulletin Board Mrs.. Guenther Kraus. the entire student body of about Atlanta—The Rev. Martin Luth­ L ii^ g quarters will be provided flekher Blass Co. ■farming implements, *5,000; aver control ” He aaid "this idea does ‘The Regional District 8 budget lAnten Dev'otlons .I.OQO to withdraw because of the er King Jr., a Negro inlejgralion for Warren and hU wife, the for­ — ------_ o/e4iattcMM6nt age goods, *22,105; ’ cables, *100, violence to the baaic national policy arrest of nine, students in connec­ leader, aayii achoola are being con­ mer Miss Kathleen Caron, and 1 meeting will be held at 8 tonight In 1 1 St. Francis of Assisi Ladles of uUliBlng apace for peaceful. pur- 919; sailing boats. *2,990; taxable the RHAM High School auditori­ Guild will meet for Lenten devo­ tion with sit-in demonstrations ducted in ‘th# South' to pick and their son. Peter ponald. laSWIfT MIOOtl T property, not prevloualy listed poaea. It must therefore be reject­ protesting segregati^ lunch coun­ train Negroes best suited for Warren U a graduate of Man­ um. Residents of the towns, of An- tions Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the ed as a solution to the organlea- *47,390; and 10 per cent addition dover* Hebron AWl Mftrll®>rougrn church hall. Following a business ters. ' ' passive resistance to segregation. chester High School. He received, al, *17,298. . tlonal problem.” ^ . Thurgood Marshall, 'r., Bast Hartford. her silk illusion veil.'She esrried a sories. . „ , cascade of white rosea. ’ The couple will live *t- 806 Oak automatieally bond! He yarned It Mrs. Gerald Provencal of S t. . ' (gradualjy) for wich was matron of honor. She The bride was graduated from Q . So which pontie girdle is most POturoHy for you? wore an aqua nylon gown with William Hall High School, and is 2 spoods. Tha IjOfwer Rto Grands Vallay Employed at Aetna Life Insur­ A. This new ttend-setting'Skippies by Formfit . . . It. guarantees of Texas firs t, was expldted by matching headband and carried a wrinklo froo cascade of yellow rosea. ance Co. Mr. Wogman was gradu­ •01 MAIN S’*.—Ml 8-5831 Alonso Alvares de Pineda in 1819- ated from Manchester High School, ■'X oyelM That Formfit Feeling! Plheda named the river "Rio de Bridesmaids were Mrs. Burton PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 2 i Hamilton of , Winfisor, and Mrs. [and is employed by'^the Royal Mc- waoh-a-woar' las Palmas" after a grove of palm I Bee Corp. ■ treea which stands near its mouth I Daniel Senses of Tnrrlngton. They 10 pufkbatton fabrio washiag y- automatie watar Itval eyelas. oontrol

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\ w o r r a n t y 5 y d ciT ®® 9®®*" c®*®* THAN• , ANY s> . , OTHER StATION WAGONS Matching Washer and Dryer _AND_ eontanteli coneoiet WASHER Foetoty prieod ot $589.90 .1 2 SPEED, S CYCLE * temperature COMBrSTATION WE’RE SELLING. WATER LEVEL CONTROL eulinary ntasterpieegs in kitehans LIGHTED OONTROL PANEL S/l 0 0 .9 0 e EVERY MODEL AT derigned by Olenney : i:_ D RYER 1 5 HEATS PLUS WASH-N'WEAR TOP LDTT TRAP Term* — Low poymtnH NEW LOW PRICES Who couldn't be eroativo in a "tomorfbw'i" kitchen? Brdad expanses oj eolorlul. aaiy- LIGHTED CONTROL PANEL MMel FA-99 Model Fp-90 te-eiean counter* with a view of your pretty laWn. Natural wood pan.tim.g, pretty fig- V< ■ urad ipapar of soft pastel painted wall*. Built-in electric *ervant* that do the agg beating, OOM8 e n how aoay IJ; Is to own a new the Vefrigerating and freezing, the cdoking, even the "clothe* wd*hing and drying. Tested, Adjusted, Delivered, Installed, Guaranteed and forvieed by our own mochimic* Country Cruiaer, to drive it, load it, get Ah then^there are the'Gregg cabinet*! They're mdde of warm and mellow tone* of wlact- —I— — ^ ^ hi and out of It, aee out of it. No wagon ad birch, in kitchen tested— most requested finishes . . . Cinnamon. Butternut and Honay- glo. Birch jirovide* a soft background for cheerful drapes,, counters, floors and built-m ap­ Other dry^ers from $149.95 m a d e has alonger wheelbase, bigger brakes, pliance*' Oiooifi cabinet* in modern or Colonial styling. . • - - . more room for cargo and paaeengers. Self- You"; too, can be a contented cook and craata masterpiece*— without upsetting your Washers from $189.95 Rtoring, front-facing third seat. One-pillar budget. If you doubt, talk with Glenney',* kitchen planning department. You won t ba hardtop ityling. All at a price c o m p e ^ o n Attend , , obligatad. ^ ’ Pancake , can’t touch. Wa repeat: Com see. ' Festival I Second | , Congregational , •*Yow Church V ' April 28 • , W i A M O K N : G u a m n t w — • 11 A.M.—8 P.M.. ' T:*e AJB. MU 'S.-OO P.M. I, ^ . J MOT^AT tk n THURSDAY i MORIARTY BROTHERS, Ine^ Our dO^Years 130 Gim« Sr. /: SASY MM rASKlNO CO».Of CHOSCHST. 7:30 Mi.-tiR 8:30 p.m. SOI-315 CENTER STREET ' MANCHESTER *38 S. MAIN ST. ELUNGTON BRAltCH Of Dnpendabh 7!ia AJ>. MU NdoN Mueheeter, Con*, Wert Rood. Route 8* v m te h ^ t-325S TRemeut 5-9218 Prices OS low ~ Service thut's better SAnnUDAT V.!, S e r v ic e / ^ "QUAUTY^he hoet dMitomy o f atT* ■J > .

- liudy FBYretU, 4nttonBi(in home gardMiitiff speclallsU At the Uni­ 22-Year: Hello,' Hello versity of Cbnnsctlcut will cover two. general topics. The flret, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. APRIL 4, 1960 'TV-Radio which Is scheluled for April 12, IS .P A G E S IX , Home ^Jtirderfers In Tolland the CMitinl of pests In the homo operation, was with MacArthur M Anybody Out There ? garden. It will Include the control and wit and asplruUon and sense he left the hofpltal. as were Dr. The Baby Has County *fe invited to hear the of insects, weeds, arid disease In Secretary Janes C. Hagerty, I«hS Mani Leaves Two MacArthnr Fine, DR. C. A. CAILLOUETTE IftteM.'TecomihendatiOns on home and sensitivity and dream and Robert ScWelfefi MacArthuris per^ lawns, flower gardens, and the IHanflieBtpr taken to the ptdlUeal stump to give Hospital sonal physician, aftd CoL Howard' Television STpmid nialntenance problems In a shrub border. The second session, Nixon a hit d)f a lltt by reminding struggle and sadnen and love in Women Dead in W. Doan, 1st Army Surgeon, who CHIROPRACrOR rthlings Listening -s^ies of two clssses. These two everyone counted. W hat'wealth FOR COMPLETE LISTINO ^ on April 19. will cover homo lEvpttins l|eralh everybody of the basic claims that assisted in^tbe operation. Been Named • 91 SEE SATUKOAT’i TV WEfcK sessions will be held on April 12 grounds maintenance Including thU la, mult^Ued so many tlmea Two Hub Hotels Naw York, Aprtt'^4 W — GW- and 19 at the new 'Vocatlonal- csB be msde for him. p a ia q b r o b a d u a t b A 22-year “hello-hello” — long .« ,00 Woody Woodpecker * Tales of Wells Fargo 10, 30 the use of fertilisers, lime, water­ H*4iSi5W S¥i§^ma over! How p i^ o u a a thing, to be Douglaa MacArthut la out of the (ConttoiMlsfoim Page One) 4 Big 1 Theater tui PTOgreur) J Bourbon Street Beat A. 40. 63 Agrlculture Center in Vernon at 8 He Is, as Hagerty ssM, an out­ hospital and says he feels fine. aPAOB OAntUI DBUVE8BD enough to give pause even to a TwUlshl Theater (In prosreii) 4ii 8:00 Pans Precinct _ I" ing, and pninlng shrubs. Hm U »n s« talUed only cnioe In ten yeara! BoaUm, A p r u T u ^ P o l ^ w Danny Thomaa Shovr *^ „ P p.m. ' , ' standing eatample, In American po­ looking for a man wlfo reglsto^ MacArthur had a hlg smclle for mainly concelvedNmd Is directing- teenager on the telephone—would Meet the Press ?3 Peter Gunn / 22. 3n. in t H o » r r % R & i SL Loula, -April 4 (ff)—McDon- *7n Practice 3S Years** mean decades before much' Intelli­ Liberace _ R FERGU80H litical history, of a maiv.who has in two Boston hotels over the photogriMphars yesterday aa he left this search named Project Osma, Cartoon Playhouse II 9..30 Adventures In Paradise 9. 4|V52 neU Aircraft Corp., haa delivered Olemi. eon of Mr. and Mrs. WlUiam UggetL 8 L ^ Dr., gent knowledge could be ex­ Pabltibwi actually been trained for the of weekend and l^ft behind a dead Lsnox rail Hospital accompanied after the queen of fictteiul Oz, "a S:J8 Weather News Md Sporli Ann Southern,Bhow t2 rounded October 1, 1881 by hia wife, Jean. the fitat Project Mercury fl?aca . o m c B Vernon. He wea born March 24 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ place very far away, dltllcult to changed. t;3q Sports News sitQ Weather I Citizen Soldle^r IS- flee he aeeka. Hieta haa aeldom A Thongfat for Today woman in each of his roonu. capsule to the National Aero­ RTMaUT pital. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mre. ^shua Dig- Modem Dlxest S; Alena Theater 10, 22, 30 Brerr ' Brnitais Bxcapl "One of the most striking reach, and populated by str;ange To he recognizable desplts lan­ PoNlabed Sponaored by the Manebeeter Police said autopsies showed no nautics and Spaca Administration. M l ^7688 ett Ireland.' He has a brother, Garfield, 8, and a slater, Mar- Rome Jacob!' Club House 2; 10,00 Oscar Night In Hollywood Bolldaye Entered at the been a atand-ln or understudy who signs of lijury or violence on storiea In the KbW Is that o f and exotic beings.” guage dimcultles. the^flrat signal Superman 10. 22, 30 p ^ ^ n i ^ n t "Haiicheeter■“ inch Conn. M Connell of Chnrcbea T h A v ^ cle Is designed to carry the ■ Phone IIA 8-1400 S 10. 18 has had as much opportunity to either body. Chemical tests were lA tu iis, who waa raised from the tia, 12. / The initial targets are two aUr light only sUte the value of pi, «:4t HunU»‘Brlnklsy Movie at Ten BeSnd CU«» MUl lUtter first astronaut Into orbit around • John Daly Hennessey...... 3 ordered to determine the posslbil- dead.7 he said. T f««l very much Tail Cell and Epsilon Blrldant orOhe atomic weight of uranium, famiUnrl»B himself' with the lead­ the Earth. ^ . Michael Duwayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. ' Doue Edwards 10:30 Mack Original Ama)eur Hour 8 BtJBSOlUtTION RATES Jesus said: "Fathef, the hour is Ity of poison. . like a modern Laaarua, whose rw- each barely visible to the naked or mme other mathematical or S:56 Burkd-Barents • Awards Show v 22, 30 .Payable In Advance jjRsy ing role Involved. The inan registered under the urifeetion Is due to the extraorm- The capeule waa delivered Sat­ Village 8t„ Rodkvllle. He waa bom March 19 at I^kvlU e CTV eye, In our southern skies. ' 7:00 This Ha Alice June Allyeon- Show 3, 40 ie Y e a r ...... • com e;'glorify thy Son, that thy urday to NASA’s launch teat alte phyelcitkfact which Intelligent life News and Weather In his position, he haa conducted same name at both hotels and nary akin of Dr. Geo^ W. HosptUl. His maternal grandparenU ard Mr. and }I tm. Richard Each Is about the size of our 11:00 The Big News 22 X Months ...... Son also may glorify thee; as thou *t Wallop’s Island, Va., where It on any plsjret ultimately would Mystery Is My Business Weather. News. Sports 8. § himself with Intelligence and dig­ hast given him power over all gave a flcUUous address at Nor Slaughter and hta aWe aaslstanta. Elliott, Salisbury, Md. , , , , , own sun or sUr, and each la about have leam M N ^. Drake theorizes. People's Cholcs Barry Barents • tree Months ...... MacArthur, 80, entered the hos­ will undergo extensive testing of News. Weather nity, and has obviously grown to­ fles^ that he should give eteranl wood, Maas. 11 light years away. A light year Movie at Seven Feature 40 One Month ...... ‘ ■jK pital Jan. 29 and imderwent an the esoape ayatem. .Linda Lee. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ^ o m M ArcheryM is the distance light travels In one Despite airxdlfflcultles, the 11:15 Starlight Movie i Weekly ...... *...... 'S ward tits respMialbllltles he now life to aa many as thou hast given The women were identified as McDonnell spokesmen' said the 7:18 Doua tfldwards Worley Beat Mo . Btnitle Copy...... ^ operaUop March 19 for removal West St, RockvlUe. She was bom March 23 at Rockvll^ City year at Its speed of 188,400 miles' search has begunN^o seek word HunUay-Brlnkley m e m b e r or _ Mm And this Is life eternal, that Anna Kennedy, 74, of the South capsule waa the first of 20 ordered West Mass HlKhliirhU. .lack Paar Show aspires to inherit and discharge of hit proetrate gland. OPEN UNTIL Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. cnaries from life beyond thlS'.Earth. 12:00 Jack Paar Show THE ASSOCIATED PR EK End. and Mrs.{ Joan Pelechowicz, per second. 'That means each sUr they m l^ t know thee the only R ^ S r^ S ^ 'g ^ o n n e d the > hy^toTg^vlr^m^t U months ago (Totnorrowi Man m a y n ot be 7:80 Rlverboat 12:30 Almanac 'The Associated Press Is exclusively himself: The opportunities open to true God, and Jesus Christ, whom 24, of the city’s Roxbury secUon. Bums Jr., Portlaftd, Maine. Her pstemsl grandparenU are Mr. is about 66 thousand billion (66 Kate Smith Show ' enmieo to the use Tl and Mrs, Roland Archer Sr., Hiram, Maine. She has a suter, alone). CSieyenne _ *t Jack Paar Show ’ all news dispatches cr^iteji to It or him, ia t measiutng the baals for thou hast sent I have«lorifled A regflster showed the man and trillion) miles away. 1:00 All Star Duckpln Bowlin* ■ • J2:80 News and Weather ' Sot ' otherwise credited 1" this P ® ^ policy, and for meaauring the hu­ thee on the earth: I have finished the Kennedy woman entered the Joan Marie, 16 months. A radio signal would. Uke l i The 8S-foot radio telescope here, The Texan 1:00 Hale News ' Snd also the local news published here Hotel Berkeley in the south end • • • * • supported by the Nstlonal Science^ 1:80 Father Knows Beat News All ifBhts of republlcatlon of spraal man heinga around the world with Che work which thou gayest me years to reach us too, since radio ! dispatches herein are also reserved to do. .And I have declared unto late Thursday. Hotel personnel s P J M . Tracy Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. John LuetJ«l*, waves travel at the speed of Foundation for *basic research In whom policy must be made, have found her dead on a bed at 3 p.ra. Ellington He was bom March 23 at Rockville City HosplUI. radio astronomy, will be topped In Full service client of N. B. A. Serv them thy name, and will declare light. ^ , been greater than" those ever It; that the love wherewith thou Friday, She was clad In a. house­ OPEN- Hla maternal grandmother is Mrs. Dorothy C. B r o ^ , M®un^n "We could quickly beam back size by a 600-foot radio telescope ''iKibUBheT. New opened beforehand to any candi­ hast loved me may be. In them, coat. St , Rockville. His paUmal grandparenU are Mr. and MU- an acknowledgement, but It would now under construction by the U.S. \ Radio TONIGHT Julius Mathews Special ” * date for the presidency, and he has and 1 In them." (John 17:1-4 Several, hours later the same John Luetjen, Mountain St., Rockville. He haa a slsUr, JuUe, 21 take another 11 years — from Navy at Sugar Grove, W. Va., an­ York, Chlcako D e M t man registered at Hotel Broad­ TODAY! other small town in a valley some ^(Hile listing Inclndse only those news broadcasts of 10 or IS-mlnnte MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU O* worked hard at mining the 26). months. now until 1971 — for them to re­ ; CIRCXO.AT10N8______' Grant us. O Lord, the heart to way, several blocks away, with a a * • a ' ceive It arwl know we had replied. miles to the northeast. le n g ^ gome stn^ms carry other short newsensts) ence and future resource thsfo op­ E conomy Icive one another as Thou hast Mrs. Pelechbwicz, the reglater _ ___ c«fM %.rm^ a l s o TURRDAY and FBIDAT Kathleen Filrjxbeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John And until 1982 for us to get the The na'vy program has not been The Herald PrlnUn* Comply, D«.. tiieie sliowea. Her body was dis­ S6 EAST CENTER 8T.—NEXf TgO A ^YS-r^BP 8-8978 WDBO-:i9|C w n o —1089 portunities’ have offere^ loved us: that by the bond of 9 AJI* fo K 7 Foster Dr.. Vernon. She was bom March 24 at Rockville Q ty meseage they had heard us.’ disclosed In detail. 8:00 Newa, Weather, Sports EMumes no financial '{J covered at 1?:45 p.m. Saturday. FREE PARKWG IN THE REAR S-.OO News. Zaunoa tvpocraphtcal errors “ PPH'jJj'* These Nixon asaetayU cited "by charity and peace, thy Church may Hospital. Her maUmal grandparenU are Mr. end Mre. Clar­ 6:30 Senerade Investments vertlsements and other readlnk matter She. was identified bjr her husband, Contact L en ses Specudut YH U M D AT S;16 Art JebnMO 6:46 Three Star Extra \ Hagerty, are the thlflgs which are be ever one In Thee, aa Thou art ence Ruggles. Rockville. Hex’ paternal grandparenU w e Mr. Md Gaudy Mate 6:46 Lowell 'Tbonias 7;00epick Bertel with the Father one, our only true Cleorge. . , 9 AM, to t PJf, Mrs. Charles Bossldy, Wethersfield. She has two brothers. John, 7:00. Amoe N* Andy _ 7:30 Newa going to make a fomUdaWe Ebnployes at both hotels said w e • The Finest In Quality 7:30 News. Oomedv Tim* \ Ciod and .Eternal Life. Amen. WBONRSDAT 8. and Danny, 2, and a sister, Bridget, 4. Oscar Awards 7:45 Radio Moscow ■ candidate, and/Wilch are going to Rum who regtlstared with the wom­ The female bird of paradise of '7:46 Bob and Ray . 8:00 Broadway. U.S.A. For Mondar-1 p.m, FMd^^ Submitted by the • The Latest In Fashion 9 ABt. to U NOON • • • • • . 8:00 World Tonight R;.30 What's 'Your Opinion For Tuesday—1 P m • Rev. Lawrence F. Almond en was “ hawkfaced.” about 40, 6 New Guinea Is so drab In appear­ fbr Wednesday—1 p n> loom larger^When the dyUl low dajm Ruth Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. George PeHe». Grant 8:16 Music TUI One 10:00 Concert Hall South Methodist Church. f t 6 in. and 180 pounds. • Prescriptions Accurately Hill Rd., Tolland. She was bom March 24 at Rockville CTty Slated Tonight ance that she appears to wear 12:00 Newe 10:.3(r-qacar Award Show F or T h u rsd a y -1 h for N I x ^ have pasaisd and the mourning, but her mate is robed 12:10 Musks nil One 11:00 News For Friday-1 P «” • ’ ’ 'gJjSjZ- main h «U e calls him from hie FiUed HosplUI. Her maternal grandfather is Edward Du m , 1:00 News 61im Off 11:15 Soorts Final For Saturday—I p.m. Friday/ in iridescent red. .bronze, sparkling 11:.30 Mld-nlte Hoods aasstfted deadline: Ift K> a.nL ayn ton, Va. Her paUmal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Josepn (Continued from Page One) W H A T ^l# day of nUbllcaUon e x e ^ Saturday— pre|mt position on the sidelines. • Brtrfcen Lenses Replaced Pelies, Los Angeles. Caiif. She has a brother, Joseph, 6, and green and blue and gleams like a 12:66 News. Sten Oft Christmiu tree ornament . S:00 Big allow WINF—IMO three slaUrs, Mary, 9; Ann, 8, and Theresa, 5. , . make him the first actor to ever S:30 Jonn Daly 6:00 Financial Newa *. FOR YOUR ,«:40 Big Show 6:16 Showcase and News Monday, .April 4 Inflation’s Prisoners win In both divisions nnd comedy 7:00 Kq P. MernB ..._ Sign of Economy Sharon Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Balfour, High 7:00 Fulton Lewis X By the Bureau of Labor' Statis TTORSDAYS t o 9 PM. Is the hard jway to do It. When traveling It's a good Idea 7:15 Blk Show 7:15 Evening Devotions CONVENIENCE Manor Park, Rockville. She waa bom March 24 at Rockville 11:30 Public Aftsirs 7:20 Showcase and Newa tics for February, the consumer Laurence Harvey, the Britisher, to have powder and lipstick in 12:02 Sign Off In Wisconsin City Hospital. Her maUmal grandparenU-are. Mr. and^ Mrs. alsd is rated an outside chance 7;.TS The Reviewing SUnd price index, which means the cost Francis Provencher, Wethersfield. Her pstemsl gmndparents are each handbag you take with you. WPOP—1419 8:05 World Today - The verdict of the voters of for his "Room at the T op' per­ It will save the trouble of chang­ 8:311 Showcase and Newa of living. Inched up again In that Mr.» and Mrs. Peter Balfour, Wethersfield. She has a sister, S:00 News. Weather 9:00 Take Five—U.S. Marine Corps. _.i. .W lsM O ^ to he, deUveted tomor- OF l A N C formance. ing these necessary.Itenis from one' 8:16 Conn. Ballroom 9:05 Showessa and News niontl^ regaining the all time high --•Karen-Marie, 2. — ...... Iq thfc supporting categories, 7:00 Ray Somera , , -r r o w , has been given an added ,In- B uick“ Easy-Ownership Plan” puts y o u r .n e e d s . . . your ie rm s first . . . , -- 9~:J* "A ' •, -*■- ■^pgjj.'"'Cd''andQi«r> •hd’“4Hni1nates 11:00 Newe .. -- 11<(I6 Music, Beyond the Stars It tou ted In’Neromber. It Is like Hugh Griffitb, a favorite, is In the risk of forgetting them. 11:10 Ray •Somers 1I2:n.'i News Roundup ; terest by the fuU-fledged develop- Jeffrey Richard,'son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Plecity, 71 Coo­ England; George Scott is In a New 1:00 Del Raycae 12:15 Sign Off ______' ;meHt' o f ' toe • effort to "stop Ken- ly to go sUll higher, say the gov per St. He was bom March 12 at Hartford HosplUI. His ms- York play and Thelma Ritter Is by any and all means emment experts, owing to the temal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Armstrong, o3 someplace at sea on a world Duval St. He has a brother,. Scott, 20 months; Perhaps, If he had done n little latest trend, which Is for an In- • * • • • • cruise.*' ■ Shelley Winters and Ed Wynn, less weH In' New Hampshire, If the | crease In the price of services and Mark Richard, son of Mr, and Mrs. Richard A. Henderson. In the cost of hiring money Itself. favorites for their performances in polls had shown him running only 11 seaman Cir. . He was bom March 26 at ManchesUr Memorial "The Dairy of Anne Frank.” will don’t miss thio! nk^estly In Wisconsin, Senator But we riiouldn't worry too much. HosplUI. His maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Donald be on hand. The price o f tangible things Is Leonard. Lyndonvllle. Vt. His paUmsl grandparenU y e Mr. Some of the biggest names In /•Bennedy and hla well organised and Mrs. Alva Henderson, St. Johnsbury, V t He has a brother, mariilne could have encounterM holding steady, or even going down the business will hand out awards if you take prid'e in your appearance David Michael, 1. including Gary <3ooper, Olivia de a ahade here and there. The whole • ' A 0 A A leas strident opposition in ttie Havilland. Tony Curtis, Fred you'O be d«light«d with tht . closing days of the Wisconsin con- economy la steady, and there are Jeffrey Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kania. 23 M yy Astaire. Doris Day, Susan Hayr at least no prospective shortages to Lane Vernon. He was bom March 25 at ManchesUr Memorial ward, John Wayne, Natalie Wood, P a rh a d e ! test But the signs had him ahead. inspire price increases. HoepiUl. His maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ Rock Hudson, Mltzl Gaynor, Ed­ and tiiay had hh^ ahead So hand- mond Swain. Hartford. His paUmal grandparenU are Mr. y d This Is all very well, and the mond O’Brien, Robert Ryan, Gina : somaly that It began to appear he Mrs. John. Kania. Hartford. He has a brother. Frederick Jr.. Lollabriglda and Gene Kelly. En­ New Policy main truth About the cost of living ■ might wrap up the presidential 2, and a sister, Luann, 3 ii.' tertainment will be furnished by ■ nomination right then and there. Is that it has indeed held fairly 0 0 0 0 0 Yves MonUnd, (husband of Miss Karen Grace, daughUr of Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. B anyoft S tore • That left only last minute dee- gtoady over a period of many Signoret) Ella Fizgerald, Jonl in the months, which Is a reassuring thing Phelps Rd., Warehouse P t She was bom XUrch 2.8 at Man­ Jsimes, Frankie Lalne, Gogl Grant, peraUon strategy for all the other chester Memorial HospiUi. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. for all those who find themselves Frankie -Vaughan .and Sammy candidates, declared ■* and’ unde- and Mrs. Harold J. Howard Sr.. 49 Birch St. Her paUmal Davis Jr. : clared. In the Democratic picture, already adjusted to what the cost If you spent a grandfather is Robert H. Bancroft Warehouse P t She haa a Boby Hope, the all.'tirhe Oscar and they have obeyed the signal of living has b^ome. brother, Howard, 4H, and * sister. Bonnie. 6 ^ . champ at these affairs, will be chez-elle salon Some day, somehow, while those 0 0 0 0 0 emcee. and rushed together to try to pro- Kathleen Marie, daughter of Mrs. Gloria Omit 82 Coleman of us whose incomes have man­ But big star will be Oscar—the ■ duce a victory for Senator Humph- Rd. She waa bom March 22 at ManchesUr Memorial HosplUI. little gold sUtuette—as always. ■ rey tomorrow, calculating that. If aged to keep pace with the In­ million dollars,,. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bassett at he wins, the main race will stlU he crease In what It costs to live even 82 Coleman Rd. • • • • • ■ a modest, unpretentious American • ; open. ,1.. Jeffrey Allan and Joseph Anthony, twin sons of Mr. and Mr^ existence are still making out all So what has been going on In Robert W. Scanlon, 413 E. Middle Tpke. ’They were born Marrt t 4he last few days In Wlaconaln Is right, ,ive may be able to go back ^.. you couldn’t buy better sleep than youll 26 at S t Francis HospiUl. Hartford. Their maternal grand­ . the merry process of ganging up and pick up all those who have get when you choose a bench-crafted quality- father Is Joseph SavlUky. East Hartford. Their patrenal grand­ : on Kennedy. Swuitor Symington’s never had a chance of catching up controlled Holman-Baker Musco-Pedic 6r mother is Mrs. Yvonne Scanlon. West Hartford. They have a brother. William Robert H . and two sisters. Karen Jean. 9. and ' supporters proclaim they are cast- because their earning days were Verto-Rest Mattress and a matching Omni- IFYOUIUVRapUcetaywhesitteBdc^^ Laurie Ellen, 7. v ; In g. their strength to Humphrey. over, because their Income had be­ Rest Box Spring. And we’ll save you $999,- • • • » '.-V FASHION! : • The siyiporters of the imdeclared come fixed beyond any new power 910.50 , , . while you get the most relaxing Grcgorv~John, son of Mr. and Mrs, Clifford F. Ulm. 27 High Our salon is now five months old. Your won­ 757 MAIN ST. - candidate, Stevenson, seem to have Of theirs tr go out and boost It, and restful sleep you've ever had. For these St. He was bom March 28 at Manchester Memorial HospiUl. SEE THE "BASY-OWNEBSHIPJdAN” AT YOUR QUALITY BUIOC ’60 D E A I^ ’S! ------derful acceptance demanded an expanded pro- MI 3-1111 • been given the word by somebody. because ■what may have been the His maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. George M earmy, fine pieces of bedding cost only $89.50 each. Mianil. Fla' His paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ thrift and frugality of a lifetime irranft More personnel was needed to offer bet­ In the same day when Senator Designed from specifiaitioTis suggested by OR.'i MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER, CONN. ford Ulm. 403 Center St. He has a brother, Jeffrey Alan, 1. . Humphrey haa to have his throat was vetoed by trends over which famous orthopedic surgeons. Don’t miss this ter service to you. So-o-o, we took the necessary 1 sprayed because he has lost hla they could have no control. miliionrdollar sleep another night. Karen and Sharon, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer action and now have .... ; voice. Senator Wayne Morse of These victims of our inflation Snyder. 20 Greenhill S t They were bom March 20 at Man­ OPEN MbNDAYS have been. In many Instances chester Memorial HosplUI. Their mstemal grandparenU are ■ Oregon appears on the scene, to Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kelly. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. T h r ir ^ - • see there la no lack of nirise. At the people who, in the good old thrifty temal grandmother is Mrs. 'Elmer Snyder, Kingston, Ps. They ON ANY ■ last minute, Hoffa’s Teamster self-reliant American way, took have a brother, Eric, 1. I Union comes out for Humphrey. care to save and Invest for their • -A A AA -MORE of Everything own old age, so they would not Jeanette CecUe, daughter of . Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Thonw , : ; MeanwhUe, Hun^ihrey himself 27 Jarvis Rd. She was bom March 29 at Manchester Memorial ; has abandoned' the type of cam- become wards of the state. ’The HospiUl. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mi«. B. J. ; paigning ho originally thought state, for Its part, haa repaid them Mallov. Denver. Colo. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. wtd MORE Beauticians PURCHASE ; might be wiser, and gone back by tolerating, and at some periods • Mrs F A. Thomas, Denver, Colo. She has a brother, Michael even advancing, that inflation Steven, 6. and a sister, Kathledb ’Therese, 3. *- to the free-swinging, hard-hitting A • A A A ' ' . MORE M odern. Equiprnent yjhlch has robbed them R I behavior which comes more liatu------Heidi Elisabeth, daughUr of Mr. and Mrs. Werner Kunzli Jr., IKetfhfffvM# SM I rally to him. ’The campaign he be- tain perdmtage M their resource. Ifaitohafctca LlffllBiaP 38 Tolland AVe.. Rockville She was bom March 29 at MORE Services gan with the Intention of refraln- That is what we think of every chester Memorial HospiUl. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. ^ ^2/uljnnchif* CASH OR CHARGE and Mrs. Charles, Ryan, Glastonbury. Her paternal gryqparenU l tng from personal attack on Ken- time we read new9 of an advance A- ’ • , .. are Mr. and Mrs. Werner Kunzli Sf., Tolland Ave., Tolland., VOCUK ■! nedy has now become almost en- in the cost of Uylng. Most of us • _ A A • A ; tlrely a campaign of personal at- can do something to roll with a SAVES UP TO 30% . 11 < \ 1 George Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Arthur Fletclwr, . we would like, you 'to meet our staff * tack.' * new a d v ice . We can look forward 444'HilIiard St. He was bom March 29 at Mnuchester Memorial There are those observers who to an eventual Increase In our own HosplUI. Hia maternal .grandmother is Mrs. Bertha Wright > are not sure what the effects of Income, If the trend continues. But Hartford. His paternal grandfather is George Arnold Fletcher., He has a brother, Ronald. 18; and three sisters, Geraldine, 21; .. THIS EASTlV ' all this may be on the vote tomor­ there are always those who can do ON HEATING BILLS Shirley, 16. and Sandra, 9. ’ . row, and some of them offer the nothing. For 'these, each little per­ • A • A • A . . poasibUlty ^ t the'fury and fervorcentage------„ ------rise------means an increased Janet Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark, 14 Essex Y oG’U look CHARBf rin O tlR W i ; of the Humphrey campaign, and hardship. They are the forgottm, St She was bom March 30 at Manchester Memorial HospiUl. ■ all Its last minute coalition help, tragic people of inflation, to whom, Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wallbeoff, 16 Essex St. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Homer • may be shifting the odds In Wls- as far as we can pee, .^ t lo e will ■ .Hunt Hartford. Her maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Q uee AT GRANTS • consin away from the orlglhplly never be rendered. o REALTORS Terrv She has two sisters, Nancy Lynn, 5V4. snd Barbara Ann, 4. I aqMcted Kennedy victory. That 1 ----- .— ^------j - A A A A • - : may be so, but we would tend to Counting People A r e A c t i v e Shannon Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Y o y g . 105 ■' Birch St. He was born March 30 at Manchester Memorial Hos- V MILLIE " guess In tbs oj^ioBlts direction and I Hvery ten years th^ government piUl Mis maUrnaj grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. John Stein­ all the time NELL , ; say that, .J1 Kennedy’s vote tomor-1 out and touches us in a M e m b e r s o f er, 219 Bush Hill Rd. His paternal grandparenU are Mf. and (Our Manager) 30-D A Y ; ro# should exceed even bis own jhjo, it touches ijis to count Mrs. Jalnes Banks, Everett Mass. KAY TOM; CHARGE WITH ; best expectations, he would havelug^ and that Is a pleasant process, . • •.,*•**■ when your clothes are., C o n s t it u e n t I,e« Ann, daugl\ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Lombardo, 144 OPTION TERAAS • the last minute tactics of the op- 1], which we oumelves’*’seein to Prospect St„ Rockvilife. She was born March 3 0 'at Manchester Sanitone Dry Cleaned • paMtibn to thank. He kR* managMl take some elemental, unsophisti- Charge without wait­ B o a r d s Memorial HosplUI. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. y d Mrs. ing for antherixation. '• to tetaln poise vdiUe the opposition gated pride. Let's see how many Harvev Winchell. 73 Spring St.: Rockville. Her paternal grand- • Our Sanitone Soft-Set® Dry Option terms let y«ni pa,rents are Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Lombardo, Tolland. She has Our G k Acquainted Offer I was buying a brand of hysteria. I we really are, in this town. In thia Cleaning restores the origi­ budget payments. a brother. Mark, 3H. - I . ------state. In this nation! • ■ A, A A A A nal body to the fdbric and f , I DuD Days For Nixon I one of the reaaohs this. Is a Kathleen Ann, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. jamM G. CunnUg- your - clothes, like this ‘ These are the dull, profltlesf I pleasant governmental function, ham 110 Jackson Rd., HazardvUle. She was born ^ r c h 27 at Weathervane suit, tailored PRE-EASTER SPECIAL CREDIT COUPON Mancherier Memorial Hospital. Her maUmal granyarm U are :daya for vice President Richard for a riiange, la that It makes a by ,Handmnchfr, always A C C O U N T » Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cunningham, 615 Woodbridge St. Her ", Nixon. He baa nobody to fight, no listing of the nicest assets a town ASK US ABOUT JOHNS-MANVILLE Get up to $200 in, temal grandparenU are Mr.- and Mrs. J. H. Cunningham, 153 come back looking and (One Week Only) , , , . I I H prtmaiy mountains to climb, no I or a state or nation can have— | ' Branford St. She has a,brotyr,^Myk^PhiUp, 2. e feeling as soft and fresh as Irandr eonponi to' gpend'like caah. No - particular reason for performing on I people. FIBER GLASS HOME INSULATION the day yoy bought them. - tha stump. TTie political drama of It la nicer to count people than jp h <^>/toJe8 8 tonaC 'Se/a^iCG Greirorv Edgar! apn of Mr. ftnd Mrs. Roger F. Loucks, 56 Ol- PERMANENT W A V E dovm paymeiit . -the' day concerns the selection of to count dcfilars, or houses, or ‘ roU Dr He waa born March 22 at S t Francis Hospital, Hart­ We invite you to coiripare H an’s a B^tweight home insu­ 1 ford. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edgar C. bis ultimate i^ppnent for the pres-1 automobiles, or . jobs. The total, our- Sahiroirie Service with lation that reduces heating hills, r^cii£ Lundeburg. Hartford. His pjitemal grandfather, Is f w a L. SPKI a l A C C O U N T \ ideocy, but he oannot take' w even] when you get It, seems resUy to 1 slashes ail^ocmditioning operating Loucks St. Petersburg. Fla. His maternal great-grandmother any other dry cleaning. Call FOR LARGER t the . likely 'winner o f that drama I mean .smnething, apd something costs! Aluminum facing reflects LOOK FOR THIS SEAL Is Mrs. Bertha Wadlund, Long Beach, California. He has a sis­ us today. including PURCHASES ; too early or too jUrecUy. For read- which la satisfying as weH asinar- ' heet» insulation -mean and ter, k oiy Lynn, 2. • including ' tng, ha haa that Democratic dranA I velous. something which* has far easy to handle. One man can do ^Handmochtf tteemmtwis Hakeyour aelection: Terri Clair, flaughler of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Levin, 94 Cole- SANITONE Dry Cfeameg \ take aalea check to ^tn^friilch he himself cannot mix.|Knore life and meaning tjum any an entire-attk in a few hours. when you BUY, SELL, or LEASE! Come 'in today and see this fine man Rd. She was bom March 29 at ManchesUr Memorial Hos- style cut sham poo . Credit Dept., to. •OrhecahTread the pubUc opinlon|mere statistic about lnan#nate| Johna-Murme home product nital Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Hartv Ml 3>1351 arrange eaar torina. IpoQt In which, he himself .has sud- things. . . Not every real estate man is a Realtor. The Your Realtor ha* ehown, by being admitted Greenspan, .Whitestone, N. Y. Ber pAtemal grydparehU ^ e !dsaly begun to tun pecdud. Ih the "A fter it la over, we cim iMiy Man-1 Only 4Vac p*i* sq. ft. teal is your guide. When yon act through a Realtor, into membership in hia local board of Reahore— Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Levin, Hartford. , She has a brother, lUndy, ‘ uatlon, to one pip^ieetlve Demo-j cheater la a community'of eb many I you are wiaely pladng your trust in the Aands of and in the National Association of Raal Retata 2 years and four months. • ^ ^ including cretne rinse I . Boarda—how well he is qualified. His competent SWISS ’ eratic He himself Is e»- thousand people. On occealons, one who ie pledged to obeerve a strict Code of Ann Theresa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Clegg Jr., -peeially .busy, no doubt, trying to when we are feeling like a toiuh HOME MMEWAL HEADQUARTERS Ethics that eoveet *fl phases of a real eetate advice is at your-serTiee. ’ ’ ‘ ’ ’ 196 Autumn St. She waa bom-March 18 at Hartford HospiUl. LAUNDRY •taBer In advance those exact of flowery language, we may eey n s MlMSSUNmU 7«IM VMIK n ow icit tranaaction. -i Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Rlchart A. Me- Of RocRviUe, Incorporated 'nui'ufSA o f pdlCT, eo'much Eleen-1Manrheaty ie R commiinlty o f sol 1 MANCHESTER Lsrughlin, Providence. R. I. Her. paternal grandparents ye^M r. Establlahed 1913 He la informed regi^ing propoeed legislation, and Mrs. Frank G. Clegg Sr.. Cranston, R. I. ^ e has.a brotoer, 489 Middle Tpkei. Eaat '■hownir w>u^ Nbmn fo-im ahy thousand eoula. But that. Frank* G in , and three sisters, Hope Arm, 14, Kathleen Ruth, 9, Iture promlae, aeasoned so as to of-1 when we use It, is something more | legal requirementa and ngplationa, essential facta, MANCHESTER GREEN BOARD OF REALTORS , Md Mary Lynn, .5. , , * , , ’ ’ MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKABE tfend neither left an: right too sieri- than just a flowery eiqpresaion. It and puMie poHdee which affect theinterertapUeod I PIant~-10 Harlow St., Rockville :ously. which wiU ha ei^oulMled In Is close to what we do reaUy in his hands fay the people be aervea. Darren Jay, son of Mr.^ and Mrs. Ctmrad KhUjberg, 91 Oak Plant Phone MI 8-1869 or *hla future campaigning. But right]think. Whan we get a census flg- gt He was bom Mamh 28 at ManchesUr Memorial HospiUl. TR 6-8520 Bis maUmal grandlnother Is Mrs. Maddlene Hersey, 91 Oak S t jnow the Nixon itar orblU low. ure, we think of so many human •Better now, perhape he can com-] brings as the truSst form of com-| W jU m e e if. ^ . I i 4 e r on. 4.ifflHlty.wsaltt^ and the reaUy gUt I tuij a M F IB S T — Oiiot^L tt R E A L T O R J U lite d n C l ^ P ^ ^restdak^l edge pnil of Ihto wealth la the] mviM0 MAficftKrrm^ ovmm. t o own word man, Press I fact that there is hope and desire I \ ■ j . . .

I I t'teiMM-MiiBisi I I Visit out stars and isk. I Mk fras eoapoa wirth • * P .M to o sri this handy |. i EO-loot sissi maawiiac , ! tspsl I I PAOI& MANCkESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTiaB, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1960 WAwnmcSTER EVE^HjjfG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRHi 4, I 960 Folger Ubrary in WaabhtgtM, D. PAGE EIGHT aitlon with Kennedy’s. During a Knight Does Work C., observed tte House of Repre- Sdlfehce 3 iiM;s Pilfe f J ■eriee of queetiona about their Heoft Fund at $I6,l^ in Area, BsntaUves’ civil righta’ debate and 1 f- -■! I . H;? Herter Asks Reds Take Nation Awaits respective campaign expenditures, Oh History Paper a diecuBsion of the purafood and Group Votes Humphrey shot out, with a flajflt drug act In the U.S. Senate. He RockviUe-V ernon Khni^chev Ip Insist ,ot annoyance: Exceeds Last Year’s Total also attended hearinga of a Banata Tuesday’s'Vote "Let’a'not kid oureelvee, gentle­ In Two Capitals atpmlc energy committee in Wash­ Wednesday on The Town Planning Commission Next Step to Arms Pact men. I know a Greyhound bus ooets ington. . . . J contributions totaling $18,144.04^ The Heart Sunday collection In- William Nicholas Knight \ ot The student, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Stops Flaherty Says Charter Gives O n 2 . German Pacts holds a public hacurlng tonight In less than a Oonvair." cludM more then 600 individual _R«r______TWk,_... N. ..T. (SoMiai)(SeMiai) - - For For tbsthe astoatabiac astwlahiag absletW______BtsHko' tUie.SPw In Wisconsin Mancheater spent his spring col­ N. William Knight, 85 Whits S t, tabsaprsUssi!* , the Municipal Building on threa Kennedy has been traveling by have been received by tlie MaiL- contributions received through the lin t tiino oeicBes has fosad a aew bars easMid to requested zone changes, one of (.AH. Pass Onel f ‘‘It is clear from the BoMst reo private airplane, Humphrey large­ lege vacation doing research' in is an English major. boaling oabitaBca with tbo aston- Tbe«n« seerotlwwKim.'ta ^ new bealisg HP* .. ^ Credit Union (Continued from Page eoples to self-deter Followers of Kennedy have tem­ teats if he ie elected. as compared to $2,120.91 laat year. Lenten coin foWers may be re­ Places to go, things to buy! When there just isn’t tive officer-council form of govern-* ing a dairy farm which -he cw- his threat to sign a separate peace with a joint communique ■ declar­ minatlon. But, he added: ity^ ^ ' The 1960 Heart Fund drive translator waa assigned ’to help Unued after his father’s death. He League: and Victor ,SwMSon, ad treaty with East Germany cre­ Business Zone U. ^ Urbanettl pered their earlier'predictions of a Humphrey, said the agreement in the Rockvllle-Vemon-Ellington Mrs. Leon A. Thorp, 1960 fund him. turned at the meeting. Hoeteaees enough money to go around, arrange an instal* ihent. A 4-ycar term is too long a mlnistrative assistant to the gen ing that disarmament is the wants to change his strip Rural to X smashing victory. There is an air reached by Elsenhower and British campaign chairman, expressed ap­ Who WiU eerve refreshmenta eie time for a strong mayor to hold was a past master' of Hooiilck ating a situation in which he in­ "most important, problem" of oUr Other contlnuancM; areas resulted In a total collection Arrangements were made ment loan at MFC. Amenta’s oldest company Grange, and a member of the eral manager of the U.S: Envelope sists the West would lose, the Industrial Zone. Until Saturday, Miss Katherine caution. Prims Minister Macmillan is Iden- of $2,414.21, according to Malcolm preciation, on behalf of the Board through the'U.S. Embassy in Ot­ Mra. John Palletn, Mrs. Olga office, Flaherty said, and a strong \Comp«my in Rmjkvllle, which has era.” , Plans for .Bayers’ big Vernon Ucal With whnt he has been advo­ of Directors, for the generous pub­ Prieee, Mrs. Reinhold Rautenberg, specializing in instalment cash loans has the ex* Baptist Church, Hooaick. right td stay in Berlin. KhVushchev made clear at a Bennett, 63 Church St., for t ^ l on Humphrey, however, looks and W. Thompson, Rockville treasurer, tawa. Knight also attended Parlla mayor should not be elected on a Surviving, biaeides his brother a credit union Swanson helped es­ We say directly .to Chancellor St. tract have not yet been drawn. a charge of evading rMp«islblllty, acta more confident. "I believe we cating for months. - > an Increase over last year’s total lic response to the i960 fund drive, ment sessions in Ottawa. ' Mra. Bertha Rtiohenbach and Mrs. .perience to help you with any money problem— ' non-partisan buis. Adenauer," Khrushchev declared, farewell news conference, how­ Bayer said the zone change, 11 N a jw L. Charles. 60, of 92 Ver­ In the clash and clatter of all snd thanked all those who con­ Earlier, he did research in the Lena Reichenbach. The appointive emd veto powers here, are another brother in Pough­ tablish. ever, that deep differences still vrill obtain a majority of the dele­ of $2,069. The Heart Sunday drive keepsie, N.Y.; a sister In Hooeick, The slate of officers nominates forcefully shaking his finger at the granted, would make pdssible an non St., for trial on a charge of gates," he said. "And I would con­ this duelling on the Democratic in these areas amounted to $1,- tributed to the Heart' Fund, and ------¥— proposed for the mayor make him ■Collector of Revenue Paul Cervinl audience, "and to the others op­ remain on the Geraian IssMe arid extra 15 or 20 building lota. Harry leister, 46, and Howard improper passing sider that a aubstantlal victory," side, the outlook for Vice Presi­ particularly the 888 volunteer MONTHLY PAYMINTMiIIOUU a "really strong mayor" with an uncle in Hoosick, and a niece indicated once more he might con­ 732.81, the balance having been and nephew, Penelope L. Rudd and as treauSrer, Matchell as presi­ posed to a German peace treaty: Philips, 48, both of no certain ad­ ^m an P. Sendtowskl 48, of 15 A recent poll, in fact, shows that dent Nixon In Tuesday’s primary contributed through the business workers whose efforts produced a IYooM M 1 IS 12 "great power,” tnaherty said. dent. and Mrs. Dorothy. Kenny as "If agreement is not reached the clude a separate peace treaty with Edmund St, charged With operat­ Humphrey is gaining, although has been largely overlooked. solicitation mall campaign. % successful Heart Sunday. awwd lyjywn Jww* "This would be alright, he said, ex Allan K. Rudd, both of Manches- dress, were sentenced to 30 days — . NOW TILL iASTER you get more ♦ - secretary; nominees for a super­ Soviet Union will sign a separate East Germany. ing a motor vehicle while under Kennedy still is the front runner. Nixon is unopposed in the Jle- $ 6.72 S 7.27 110.05 $18.4« cept that It Is too much power for F^ineral services were held this visory commltree to-oversee opi peace treaty with East Germany "When the treaty is signed,” he each in county Jail for Intoxlca- the influence of liquor or drugs. There is much less talk today ef publican primary. 13.07 14.18 19.74 S8J6 one men to hold for four years. and everyone'will sign who recog­ added, "It must be understood that State.News Humphrey predicted yesterday possible to stop” if he takes the .afternoon af the First Baptist eration of the ^edit union are James E. Huntsr. a Kennedy "grand slam” — that Wisconsin and West Virginia pri­ th an m oney M6 19.25 20.91 29,27 54.48 Such a mayor would not be as re­ Caiurch, Hooeick, with the Rev. Harold Pohl, Miss Jqne Kelly, and nizes the need to regularize the ab­ the (East, German) Democratic *^*Uart M. Osuna Jr., more Rd., charged with theft or U. that he will get the highest thkt Nbcon would run behind both About Town MEN'S 30.83 33.61 47,56 » . a sponsive.'to the voters as one serv- normal situation in Germany. Republic will have soverplgn vine, was sentenced to 30 days m himself and Kennedy In the total maries by wide margins. 36.41 39.74 56.48 106.80 Taylor B. light, pastor, officiating. Richard Sulliyan. \ total vote, scoop up, the delegatee popular vote. And he said this will But if he stumbles, Mansfield _Ing tf 2-year term, Flaherty polnt- Burial was in Hoosick Cemetery. For a, credit committee to pass "I am sure that the western rights on its territory and all the Roundup jail on two counU of breach of '*U ^1 April 18 Henry L, Evans, In all 10' Congressional districts, The Regina d'ltalia Society will from HFC Tk$ mObOhIs to .. . 'ed out The mayor also believes powers will recognize that the consequences of the (World War peace, with execution suspehded. of Hartford, charged with obtain­ be "a body blow to Mr. Nixon’s continued, Johnson .will be "the meet tonight at 7:30 o’clock at the that It would be difficult to find on loan applications, thSL names II) capitulation will be lost and all and win all the at-large delegates. chances, nationally, and .to the Re­ man to-watch." SUITS EACH are Police Chief James R e ^ o n , signing of peace treaties with the He was also placed on good be­ ing money under false pretonres. The total U -30. with the 31st al­ Italian-American club, Eldridge <}ualifled candidate -who would two German states is the only way rights of the occuping powers will (Continued from Page One) havior probation for aix rooutos. UnUl April 25, Jamse W. Fahey, publican party.” Meanwhile, Johnson gave' some commit himself to a 4-year term. Highway Superintendent Ernest lose their validity.” ready split between him and Wisconsin Republicans are put­ of his views on foreign policy to a St. CLEANED aid PRESSED About Town , Tureck, and Ray Thompson, a to normalize the atmosphere.” He pleaded guilty to both 39, of Rockville, charged with Humphrey. ^ g s a w B i a r Flaherty also favors non-parti He concluded his speech with the The Soviet leader implied, how­ Court of Errors bri a key point in counts on March 12, and the case driving while under the Influence ting on steam in a last-minute, luncheon of the Oklahoma Pres# fireman. Thompson is the nonnlne^e ever, that if progress la made on There ..are two reksons for ^this drive to get out a big vote for . Loyal Circle of King's Daugh­ M iMSt si lew PMR MM san elections, but holds that they DeMolay Mothers Circle will French words “Vive la palx!” their lengthy dispute with the was continued to today to Aito'F of liquor or drugs. __ Assn, yesterday. He told the ters will hold a potluck supper to­ LUCKY LADY LAUNDRY are not effective in electing for. loan officer. (Khrushchev Impressed the disannament, he might accept de­ company. time-for a pre-sentence Investlgs- Until May 2, Clifford Champion, llth-hour uncertainty— NUon. Newspaper advertisements group in Oklahoma (jity that Rus­ meet tonight at 7:30 o’clock in the lay in a German settlement. 1 . No one, can say with pre­ and a telephone campaign are night at- 6:30 o’clock’ in Woodruff 49 PURNliLL PLACE—BACK OF BCBTON’S strong fhayor because anyone can banquet hall at the Masonic Tem­ Fl-ehch people during his visit with The decision to hold a referen­ 2T, of Hartford ordered on March sia should be challenged to join hall at Center Congregational ■ run for office by petition, and with The U.S. State Department dum on the question was made cision how Ipjecting the religious being used to urge the GOP faith­ this nation in working toward a ple. an attitude of massive confidence Lawrence H. Tracy, 39. of 11 7 to appear in court monthly for Church. lOUSEHOLD FINANCE a plethora of mayoralty candidates Public Records in himself and his country, accord­ quickly rejected KhruShohev’a yesterday ’ by the drivers them­ Main St..’ was fined a total of $iz •everal months to report on issue into the campaign will af­ ful not to cross party lines and to better world. a small percentage of the vote ing to Preston Grover, Associated clalA that he could deprive the selves at a meeting in Hartford. on two charges involving driving whether he is making payments fect either Humphrey or Ken­ deliver, a whopping endorsement The results of such cooperation could decide .the winner. Non­ The BriUsh-American Club will weatem powers of their rights in TTiSy had been called -together nedy. Humphrey is a Protestant for the Vice President. would do only good, he added. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Warraatee Deeds Press chief of bureau in Moscow, with defectlye equipment: $6 for In a non-support case. Reports Waiting on .the sidelines Are MAMCMIfTU tH O m iM OABKAOI partisan ielections should be used who covered Khrushchev's, visit. West Berlin by making a aeparate by international offtcers of their having defecUve brakes, and $6 for on him today were satlafaftory. and Kennedy le a Roman Catholic. '• Another Democrat, Sen. Wayne ^or..a;,>yeak‘:may,or^pr a coim^ clubhouse, _Mage St. . _ Bidwell Home Improvement Oo. But Grover rerinrted renorted’ thethe-French French peace pactpace withwjui EastMwt Germany.u«iii»ii.y. union, the.Bus Drivers Union, who i . Anti-Othojlc lltereture was die- Bens. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Tex) MorSe of Oregon, attacked critics . 302 M kkito TumpUt* West — eff ,TOaha!i^r''gov»pr«^^ Fiahertir on tributed yeaterday on, the str^t sndf- Stuart Symliigtoh (D-Mo), Kenneth C. E. Hammond TTf., were no'v —------. . , aftd Adlat Stevenson, candidates who have not taken his candi­ ^ X ^ ^ H6or--IIMlelidl 3-273t ' said. Union St.. Soviet leader’s insistence that Ruk-Riffl "cannot consider any change In^j^p t^e fact that the drivers Jhave] Edward A. Tryon. ^ 3 . « Senators Told ^ke near the hotel where Kennedy le dacy seriously. ~ gail Sentenoes Imposed aviation boatswain’s mate third Janet Boyd to Clifford A. and the aUtus of Weit Berlin which been without a contract a year and Lenox St„ was flned^VlO fqr as­ staylhg. Tracts of a similar nature who have not entered the primary Eleanor R. TTeat^property gt 70 sis would make France a safer ally sault and battery. Prosecutor John of Wiaconaln or any other state. ~BpeejUng before the District of Dssn: H hilfca.. Th i , Rsh.- H Is J IsA, H .-M I Is H W. Two Jail sentences and several class. USN, took part in an am than West Germany), would jeopardize or endanger the half now. Wants Rights Rill were handed to pereone entering a Columbia Democratic club yester­ fines were imposed on youths by. phlbious landing exercise recent' •Porter St. freedom and_security" of Its two The leaders of the locals com­ Lombardo said iS^on had hit his In Waehington, Sen. Mike H undr^s of Muscovites :cheered television ttaUon where he and Mansfield (D-Mont) said yester­ day, he said: Judge Francis T. O’Loughlin in ly on Formosa's southern. dbMt Elizabeth H. . Smith to UAR Khrushchev as he stepped frdm his and a quarter" million people. prise a grroup known as the Joint wife., Humphren appeared in the after­ "Don't think I'm a defeatist... while serving aboard the attack Housing Corp., properties on Rich­ Conference Board, which ordinari­ Richard F, Cote, 17, of 31 Alice Block School Bias day that Kennedy is “going to be aty Court today as the outcome noon. • , ^ this prairie fire can get going of disturbances at' two Rt. 83 res­ aircraft carrier, USS Bon Homme ard Rd. and on Richard Rd. and consisting mainly of control meas- ly makes decisions -and bargains Dr., was fined $9 for failure to stop extremely hard to stop, if not Im* OPEN MONDAY thru SATUBDAY 10 A.M. to 10 PJ*. Willow PI. Both lashed out agsinst it on taurants recently. Richard. He is the son of Mrs. principles of a treaty for ‘‘^neral for all the drivers employed by the at a stop sign. . (Continued from P ^ e One) TV programs. 445 HARTFORD ROAD, N e a r McKEE Charles A. Heck, 18, of 4 Pearl Marlon H. Hammond, 52 Benton Dissolution Agreement Russians Offer and complete disarmament.” Connecticut Co. However, its eight -William H. Aydelotte, 24, of 19 Form er ChsMF Mllla . 8t., Manchester, was given a 30- John and Charles Wehnergren, Bliss St., fslled to appear in court Johnson (D-Tex) Inditated he •T deplore above all things in Hartford Bead' St. ■ He repeated the words "general members are split evenly about my life," Humphrey said, "thle in­ day sentence . to, TollMd County no.longer doing busineas as Wen- and complete disarmament" at what course to follow in the dis­ to answer a charge of operating thought action on the bul inlgnt ^ and Ptaw 8t. Jail, to be suspended after he The executive board of the Jun­ nergren Bros.,, builders. N-SateUite Ban least 30 times during his spee^, pute with the company. an unregistered motor vehicle, and have been completed Saturday if jection of what I call religious in­ ALL KINDS OF nManeheatori O o u . serves 10 days. Heck pleaded guil­ ior Century Club will meet tomor­ Marriage License and asserted that only the Soviet a $25 bond that he had, posted the Senate had not receased for tolerance Into the campaign . TRADE IN YOUR OLD MOP OB BROOM ty to using a motor vehicle with­ row at 8 p.m. at the home of Charles Norman Canning of plan pursued thia'kim. when he was arrested on April 1 the weekend. ' Thank goodness, both Sen. Ken­ Plnuty of Jamaica Plain, Mass., and Betty MORANO REPLACED Johnson .couiuieled the Senate to nedy and Sen. Humphrey will have BEAUTY CULTURE out the owner’s permission. Mrs. Lawrence Johnson, 447 For U.S. Bases "Mankind faces • the terrible Norwalk, AprU i m — Hjalmar was forfeited. FREE PABKINO! A companion, Frank Naumec, Hilliard S t Ann Modean of 481 Parker St., threat of missile nqclear war,” he Judge Jules Karp ordered him take the blli as it npw stands. Hs no truck with this so r^f thing.” 18, of 90\Foster St., Manchester, April 23, St. Bridget’s Church. declared "This can be eliminated, Anderson of Redding has taken the re-arrested, and set a new bond of aaid that if it were loaded down He was askerf, on a panel pro­ % Hair Styling was given a 30-day suspended sen­ Building Permits (Continued from Page One) * and a solid basis established for place oi Albert P. Morano as Fair- with amendments unacceptable to gram. whether he had heard that Fareel Ptdmp Ib e steering committee in field County Republican chairman. $25. For A New GENERAL ® ELECTRIC Service to Your Oar! tence on the same pharge. Both charge of the cooperative recrea- John A. Partridge for construc­ world peace, imly by a solution in­ Raymond I. Rowett, 21, of 184 the House, “v/e shaU not have a "subtle and effective use of the 0 Permanents werq ^ e d on P r o b ^ " for one t,7n ^rofor local convres- tion of a 1-family house at 226 deadlock in the negotiations, which cluding the destruction of all nu­ He was elected when Morano re­ Center St., aUo failed to appear in law on the statute books.” religious issue" had been made on Mountain Rd., $16,900. now have entered their fourth clear weapons, the elimination of signed the post Saturday to give court, and Judge Kirp ordered a Dirkaen said that If the bill, as hie behalf In the campaign. With &^rec^k Ueri !^ r^ ^ meet Wednesday Marcel R. Jutras for Dr. and week. He said no progress is pos­ full-time to his campaign to win reviaed by the committee amend- # Tinting and Bleaching .V..* *1,-,. r_-h.1 Ko . at 10 a.m. in the Guild room at all armed forces and military bases warrant issued for his re-srrest, a flush of Irritation, he snapped: Mrs. Walter Sohardt, alterations to sible unless the West accepts the and the termination of all military back his seat in Congress. Morano setting bond at $50. He la charged memts, could be J k * "Can you imagine anything Tuesday and Wednesday ^auie’^ a^^restaS?ant St. Mary’s Episcopal Church The Soviet 4-year plan for total dis­ had served four terms before being CLEANER OR POLISHER. house at 31 .Elastland Dr., $4,000. activity.” t 1 „ with following too closely. Senate end the House, We Wiall more ridiculous than this extra # Hair Shaping March 26. They abandoned the members will report on vislU to armament as a basis of discussion. The western disarmament plan ousted in 1958 by Democrat Donald 'Ibe case charging Robert L. have made progrem." ordinary charge? It’s a very ser SPECIALS truck at the Manchester shopping convalescent homes during March ITie plan Includes sweeping “will only lead us away from such J. Jrwin. Blair, 21, of Ellington, with reck­ "Then we can continue with the # Manicures Parkade and were arrested the fol- Ladies of the church will serve measures for liquidating of all lous political charge. But what’s Musicale Hejard a solution, and the Soviet Union less driving was dismissed. other , matters that are piling up the evidence for It.” lowing day in Manchester. 1 dessert and coffee at luncheon armed forces, military bases will' not follow that course," he BARRINGER ELECTED He was chargsd as the result of for the etteirtlon of the Benate, and general staffs within four 2. The second great Imponder ■ Randall R. Hill, 20, of 26 Foster time. ^ By Cosmopolitans said. Torrington, April 4 UP> — Litch­ an accident involving a State be added. •- able In the battle as it stands now H. L Handy's Freshest St, Manchester, pleaded guilty to years and d ' ban on weapons, of field County Republicans have snowplow and a tractor-trailer on Although no diacuaeion has been charges of assault, breach of the I The Women’s Home League of mass destruction. Tbe plan is un­ is the iextent to which Humphrey’s IhsL Ssaubp Sox. (LEAN. SHORT SHANK) A musicale was presented by elected former State Rep. Benja­ Rt. 16 on March 4. reached, there were sptrong Indl- campeign has "caught on” with ^ ^ r byS.Sevigny peace and Intoxication in the same the Salvation Army will meet to- acceptable to the West mainly be­ Emergeiicy Blood min Barringer of New Milford In allowing the dismissal. Judge catloha that Southern Senators disturbance. His case was contin- morrow at 2 p.m. in the Junior two guest soloists at a meeting of cause it contains no adequate, con­ . the voters. Chairman of their county organ­ Karp said that the Stats had only oppotting the biU would not flil- His backers Insist l(s bas picked 351 CENTER ST. > FRESH ued three weeks pending the out- hall. Major E. Walter Lamie will the Cosmopolitan Club Friday at trol provisions and because Its aim Donated by Five ization, He succeeded State Rep. established that an accident had buster to prevent He poaeage un­ come of his application for read- apeak. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Center Congregational Church. of "general and complete disarma­ Laurence Roberta of Barkham- up momentum , in the past few Miss Myrna Sldotl, pianist, ment” before a fixed deadline is occurred, and had not shown less further .major changes were days. Neutral observers t«n

A p a g e s l T MANCHESTER EVENINQ HER A D , MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, APR^ 4, 1960 MANCHE^ER EVENING HERAO), MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1960 display. The librery will, be /e i^ Street Fair to he eondiictod on PAGE extremaly busy h ig h w ay s the June 4 by Bolton Oongregatioael ADVamSiNg PIMCIL DAILY CROSSWORD PUS5ZLH double load of traffic on.RL 6 m ^ from 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. SUNESOrCOW: OUR BOARUING HOUSE witE MAJOR HOOPLB B o U o n Today’s exhibits fsatute house- Church. Bho le being ossieted by BUGGS BUNNY i M idw eat F lood Spretris present a danghrous situation. The Mre. Jatoee KeadaU and Mrs. 1.000 «My M-1S .Traffic Commission has advised the plants, gourds, cacU and sue* culeg,t8. They may be seen from 7 David BJorUng. The Jewelry may OMETIN' NOT WITH THOSE Selectmen they will investigate the be left at the chureh or commtt- WnXlAMS PENCIL OO. 83, od Hnrt- To>mtoMeet suggestloa. to 9 tonight mTOfXAND TnUB. ^ PtTgSJIA . A lU O P yfK J L Bohert W. Warbo To Study MUllnery - tee msmbete wJU: arrange pick HERE'S HO SALE, BOVS/ J ford WM ai* ai|M and Tlsrstise the next regular meet­ it up ag llie donor’s home. in » 4 8 8 $ VWULPYAUKBMET' VOU'U-TRACK UP ATOKEN LIKE THE MAN Mrs. Luclen: Robinson Jr. of Co­ MVNEWRUfil Workers Ask Help ohaiged with w t o Us ing of the eelectmen will fall on Mm! Earle Herrick ie in charge STEP INSIPE A N 'SfW aMJeRATUtATIOMS, PlI^v^lLL OF OUR SAID WHEN HE T naiao and on' Good Friday. It has bean postponed lumbia wtil Instruct Bolton Home- to VA.B0MB BRUSHES? Travtl Talk of the plant booth for the fair. Her -TWiaSSaUSTTOLp j/y^ u BE e ste e m $AT T30WIH ON ‘ with o^WaUng with dafecUve uatn April 18. The- offlee will be maksra Wednesday In'tha mllHnery oaoistante include Mrs. Wallace’ LKX5U‘R6 PLANtNilH^ rth , was tnlnssafl midw $000 for Four Items •me Selectmen have signed a 10 ajn. to 8 p.m. at the Commu­ David Toomey, Mrs. Herbert iH Vo u c h o r por -tick et rM BTICKINE J \Ad Levee Breaks anUripattoa not* fov $80,000 mak­ nity Hall. - l-poUlwdo;® i.i„ranmi in court on April 23. HutcM neon, Mrs. WiUiain Neixnan CASE. PUBLIC p r ^ o M L y TO THE a r o u n d — ;^ Two brothers were arreirisd lets Ths Board of Beloctmen h sv a ^ ing a toted of $100,000 borrowed Id addition to discussing hat and Mrs. Ralph Strickland. ; plnUe ihsMsg ; ARCTIC . KYUK-KVUK' . penniylvanla April 30 w tha date at a apactel Mnw opt 1 to conduct the town’s making, Mrs. Robinson will also ONeUvcot 4 wars causing trouble, and yastsrday aftemooir on chargss BuUettn Board I ihop toe I MEAK vou'RE / N e a r s circle/ 6 Proffer , (Contlnaed from Page One) hustoeesto. Tex payments vriU not take orders for frames and trim­ All Civil Defense personnel will (SOlHiSTO ‘ , latvia TMakeUM Missouri River continued J town maatiBg to SArabtuigull and Robert t . Vsimart, 43, of W agenda whlrii already Includes b$ reeelved until aftor May 15. ming. A potiuck will be served at meat in the OD shelter toMgtat at TAH6 A 8 Viper Jon,. Mo. Alexandria reildenta climb In Northwest Cooper BL, wsa charged yrtth d rt^ Easter Breahttet Bet .noon under the direction of Mrs llE eacafl* SForUl northeast Kansas. ^ ^ four Items oi hoslness. 8 o’clock In preparation for the ; FMRWftY | moved furniture to higher com- mg^hBe under the Influen^ of Authoriaatioa to pay membem Easter morning hteakfest wUl m Donald Tedford. Those who pian nationwide alert on May 8. ^open thora. end frL ftU $ P>*u.. lIReffiQQ AUAJEVCL10 Level The Big Sioux/floodad thou- hrid from T;80 to 8:80 ajn. at the to attend should contact Mrs. .Ted­ U Peace fjnnliot n ca p a '* munllles____ In the area. Canton was , sands of acres/ffom Elk Potat, liquor or drugs. He was freed un of the Boefd of Tax Itoriow for The Board of Education will hold 27 Spanish dlProngs ^ 3200 bond for court, appsar- Bolton Coniregatemial Church. ford to make arrangements for the its regular huslnasa meeting at 8 • tB« Sf WaA IS Specie 17 Mufical isolated by Ugh water except fot ..g. o„ to aou^Olty, Iowa, fo ^ g extra work encountered during Reservations may b* made by call­ 18 Pood flab \ . direction dialect 42 Nomad anes on April 28. ’ luncheon. o’clock tonigtit at the achool. T.«t 5?vik r* e«; 43 Remove sUte Route 16 to the west. some TOO D^rsons to leave their H i* I960 eeaaion o f tHat unit will ing Julius Strong. 18 Bit 18 H and. . 28 Allot homes Iji^orth Sioux City, 8. D. Donald 'Vsnnart, 40, aams 8d be eought by the Selectmen. Osnoer ProgiMn Plaliped BY V. T. HAMLIN 30 Sea birdf - 23 Squander 39 Stirs 44 Stove part The MiwldWppl edged up past drtas, waa charged with Utoary ExhiMto ■ Dr. Melvin HorwtU, Manches­ Mahobeeter Evening H eisia RANGI A L L E Y OOP 81 Weirder 48KlndoLattek 24 feet In Quincy. 6 feet above Ths Skunk River continued to An onUnance regulating the . Photography will be '««e of the / TEH...I DONT TllLefalm attert 24 Gaelic rjeMtm weakened dikes near b S T and was relssssd ter surgeon, will conduct ttie men’s Bolton oorrtoipomleht, Dorle M. . M«3 With lore* 47 Dash tecnmcal flood stage and one of for appsaianoe also on April SB. oonstrucUon of driveways w f featured hobhtes. at the Library to­ cancer program tomorrow night lyitajia, teie^ne Mltebell 8- beeH xou rather eUESS THIS IS ,UEVE IN 1WE MAGIC ANV PUACE FOR 34 “Emerald 28 Mallclout 38 Wish 48 Grade the highest levels ever recorded. irlington, in'soutbsast Iowa. governing the PuMlc Building morrow In the week loilg observ­ at the Red Ember Reetaurent. The rUEL OIL WATERS OF THE THAN EUSTACE WHO f BO Solar disk The Missouri spilled over U.S. Commission wtU be eubmittod for 6545. DRANK FROM A LITTLE BOT, 28 Ancient Syria burning 40 Ironed (var.) But the d ty o f 42,000 Is on high ance of NaUonal Library Week progfram, sponsored by BoHon fountain of TOUTHl IS IT? 27 Wine cup ground and no major trouble 36 about three milss west of St. Sum init St. Scene spproveL Philip Dooley and Howard Jensen GASOLINE THAT SPRING' 'Joseph, Mo., and at EHwood, Kan., Lions, will begin at 8 o’clock and SO School book i r r r i 1 r r r pected there. / wiU set up the photography ex­ 8 PAFEM HIKE PBXtiE r “ r r - across Um swollen river, residents ’The ptopoeed wdinshce on is open to all men. X- 22 Showed pity » i 1 SWea were Rearing ln.the mid Of T liree Breaks drivewmye Btlpulstee no driveway hibit which w))l include Okmeras •nioee w(ho would like to Join .VX-T 84Peellngi IT IS 1 western flood gone. / in the ooLsklrts started sandbag­ and enlarging equipment There Boston, April A (JPl — H*c price ging operations. Plans were made eonnectbig with, a town the lioM foY dinner at 7 p.m. are 35 Vegetable' But moderate to^heavy min in installed without first securing a will also ht contlnuoua showing of requested' to give advance notice of three Greater Boston evening BANTLY OIL 35 High IT IT i r aouthem Alabants and northern to evacuate Coming, Mo„ a town M an ebse^ color slides of Bolton during the newspapers rose from five to sev­ permit from the. selectmen; and to Matohen.LoYegrove, Lawrence i-.i'ir I'-i • transportation Florida sent rtvers over their of 200. which w** virtually sur gating three brmks Uui o c e a ^ evening. . en, cents today. ’The Boston Globe, (Pike , ST Wai borne IT u rounded by h l^ water. , m Sumiriit SL during the nl|g»L that Installation must be 4qne to Plano or Sam Ckrilli. . , \) \ ■, 1 i ^ LIKES IT ' rides. ' a manner not to interfere vrtth Mrs. Agnes B. Kreyslif will the ^stbn American and W n 'm i Other risers and streams tn a The most critical area on the Thomas SUney, SOI Summit S ^ show pastel drawings; Mrs. Law . Fair Work Piogireases ■ -UPtSPas !T nomal highway draln^ Waltham News-Tribime gave in­ 41-1/ 40 Evergreen tree half- d ^ n other Midwest states Mississippi in niinois extends reported this morning that hla renet Convene. painUng on tile Mm. Charlee C. Chureh of crease production costs os tho TEL. Mltclirll 9-4595 41 Spanish uncle had been broken Into and la uiiisd, the ordinance stlpulatek it ■Wetreue Rd. M ooHeoUng used , about 80 miles from Hamilton to U A ■trll were causihg trouble, after knd Walter Klar, oils. W ork done reason. 42'Worship Pike, and on the Missouri side Srm sample cases must be of reinforced concrete not J^elry for eale at the Tei*ee 4-4 45 Yam maker •‘more than a week of flooding, but by Gregory Dwyer win ,sJso be on ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 n r '•"tile worst appeared over In hard'-’ from Keokuk to HannlbaL How­ Uclss of clothing vahied at 3»0O leas than 12 inches in dlainet« BY DICK TURNER 40 Turning back ever, most of the towns along the and 24 feet. In length. The slM o f CARNIVAL 51 Note of hit Nebraska. had been taken. 4-4 B" , ’The spring floods- udiich also threatened area in western R- Later In the »oraln«.*l«F*" the pipe and type of copatn^on e iw w Eta w. T M fcn uA >«• o"_fe. Guido’s scala Hnote appeared safe from major wm be subject to the superrislOT UMalt have hlj Wisconsin, Kansas, Edwards, 382 Summit 8UK Need beverages Iowa, Michigan and South Dakota flooding because they are located Donald Johnson, 884 Summit SL, of the Board of Selectmen or Its BY AL VERMEER 81 Insist have driven thousands from their high on bluffs, including Qutecy reported that their cars had b ^ •foatM. ^ ^ Storm WhidRWS PRISCILLA’S POP 84 Posed homes. The American Red Cross and Keokuk, a city of 18,000. {•misticked •oraetinw dunnif tne In response to the requert of , ISN'T* SB Twisted 1! u *r The NaUondl Guardsmen sent Atty. Harry F. Pergodk of Brl"- Yes.Mothers and Dads...we da know now. O H ,N O ,'^ I HAVE IT/L, rLL EXPLAIN THAT said a total of 28.00Q persons have WE ARE ALL WIN ...THAT THAT NICE? t h e 88 Beginners been affected by the overflows. to the levee nbar Meyer were to far It has not beien deter­ toL representing Bolton reeldento or Storm Doors? MR«.NUTCH|LL', IL L SPE A K r II "Oomplcia U m ON T w e EACH OF US HAS NEED \WE GOT A STCompgas point Damags was expected to run Into go to the levee at the Indian mined w hat If anything, was an Item will be Included i* CALL I AM MERELY POR-THE OTHER' S N E A K -1 Graves District, south erf Meyer, Of Osrreettva p l a n n i n g BROTHER- DOWN E" u the millions of dollars. taken from ths earn _ town meeting to PREVUE J to assist sandbaggers aseldng to voter-making iF««rtoiLTto would ShoM* m y n e x t N OpD OF H 1 Russians Ths Big Sioux RWer In South Patrolman Albert Scabies U In T u IT strengthen the weakened walL be held on April 80 from 2 to 6 RUSCO SERMON SMatal 4 DakoU and the Skunk In Iowa vesUgating. Poll “ Parrot Your Doetor*a CHOOSE FROM: h 3 ; p ’ “ / IN J pjn. If voted by the town. Freaeriptloa I Canadians • Ambassador • Riegnl Gunhild HiU, 105 Birch St.; Chariea Turnpike Baby Appoiatmeat Approved fUled With Can Lasar, 4 Taylor St.; Mrs. Adell Milford, April 4, (P)—A baby The reappointment of Olive M • Premier • Cuatom Hospital Notes Kaseta, South Windsor; Lee Ed fflrl wM bom on the Connecticut Toomey as assistant town ^ rk A Natioaal Bread Freidoct BY F R A j^ O’NEAL wards, 428 Porter Bt: Mrs, Sarah Turnpike today with an assist and assistant registrar of vltel At A Frice Yon Want To Fay SH O R T R IB S ' VWting h o i^ : Adnlta. 2 .1^ $ Noble, 83 Walnut St.; Thomaa RoUi- staUstics has been approved by iwen. Putnam; Daniel Kimball; 184 from State Troopers, . n m. Biatsmity 2 to 8^ and OUw ,to The babv was born to Mrs. the selectmen. Performance bond R. 6 . KITTLE Hackmatack St; Edward Arendt, for Mre.i Toomey was approved OOt/, LiFe 8 jLm. Chlldrien’s Ward '2 to 7. 38 WUIiams St.; Mrs. Virginia Mur­ Edith M. FYey, 27, of 63 Franklin M l 9 4 ) 4 6 8 SO I M dock. 444 Wi Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Ave.i WeitporL whUe she was be­ and algiied .by the Board at its 881 MAIN ST Local Agent For Pattento Today: 231 Helen Johnson, 28 SUrkweather St.; ing driven to Grace-New Haven Friday meeting. ^ „ b a b t l e t t -b b a i n a k d FORTY 8B&NS Admitted Saturday; Miss Mil­ In view of the fact that traffic MANCHESTER FBODUOTSCO. YgAR« AT Ronald Smith, Tunnel Rd.; Vernon: Community Hospltel^y her hus­ 4>4 dred Lawton, 21 Laurel St, Rock­ Glenn Gordon, Hublard Dr., Ver­ band, Wilbur, 29. . will he detovn^ arwmd RL-~44A -F ittin g h AD 8-4475 4 4 OLD! FORTY! ville; Mrs, Arlene Munroe, Glas­ non; Thomas Aitkin, 0 McCabe St.; Frey had to pull off the side of oonstrucUon this summer, the ee- Our Bitrinete* BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS tonbury: Mrs. Margaret Sullivan Mrs. Leat'rlce MuldoOn, 152 EUd- the road , near Exit 40. SUte lectmen have x*x*rod th e ' State LO N G S A M 122 Benton St.; Mrs. Catherine ridge St.; Joseph Patrizzl Jr., Sun­ Troopem iam ea QuUty and Rob­ Traffic Commlsalon to consider iukimmp aoMfirmi Tracy, 468 Parker S t; Mrs. An­ set Dr. Vernon; Miss Madeline installation of a traffic light at WHAT THE ^ ert Campbell came along and as­ MAMrroRM, TD08KW-' nette Hunter, 888 Center S t; Mrs. Holland! Ellington; Mrs. Cloreine sisted In the deUVery of the child. RL 6 and Stony Rd. iwwounrr > SmiATIDN. Busaiere Coventry; Mrs. Jeannette .iqeAtmfss- 'mauipLEssff D ^ t b y Miller, Coventry; Mrs, The baby is believed to be the Cars using the detour to travel ■Mtl'MfWlH.IHAJL eiatmioK tnim LaRlviere,* Wapping; Mrs. Lucia east on R t i4 A wiU be required to rwTS Odldls Pearl, Box Mt Dr., Ver­ first bom St.; William Orlmason, 14 Knight­ New System Laundry VrsiBeOW l’CUJMBY CARP CTaudla Bertache. 80 Earl St., ■ ' ■ M VPOR NEWSWkPCB •* pbxnt mvN&s axuBBO we*Y, on S t RockvlHe: Mrs. Gloria Melendy, 44 HABBISON ST.—MI 9-7758 .‘W BY ROY CRANE FALLS DOWN." - THRDAY « EVERY NIGHT A F A «a r, PBTWE. riHBN CVmSSTVMBLEOCN A BIRTHS SATURDAY: Twin Hublard Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Carol p l e n t y o r PABKINO SPACE BEFOffB: IKOR IXLL8 BOCff AND lB)PPt£DrOEAIfnl. eons to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. rr LACK'S iN T tR E srl Darling, ThampsonvlUe; Kslth BRANCHES: 299 N. MAIN ST.—501 HARTTOBD BD. TILL^9 P.M. DOWN.**-ANP Trie 1>Y ’AuwoBines pecuN£D)o Dennis, 8 Hackmatack St; a son Lovell. 32 Dorothy Rd.; Mrs. SPECIAL BBftrtE THAt: •Bn. KMXS SAY wHBTHEtf OK A/er m e to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Googins, PrisclHa Blowers, Crystal I«ke, DOWN - HOW neiTE ALLe&EO BOCK HAP BeSAl 183 N. Elm St. RockvlUe; Mrs. Bsitha Loughtey, NO MONEY OOWN CAN NtXj & ET? pucBD m e /?e: BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son to 16 Columbus St.; Mrs. Inna Pecle- T oot Old Machine May Be Mr, and Mrs. William Sweet, 438 bocii.:470 Adams St.; Mrs. Rose Used Aa the FuU RiM iBobUiBedric N. Main 8 t ; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Campbell. 76 N. School SL; Mrs. Down Payment T Monel St Germain, 807 Highland RocheHe Levin and daughter, 94 CONSOLE St; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Rd.; Mm. Helen Darge Percy LeBrecque, South. Windsor; and daughter, Glastonbury; Mrs THE |ilB#HC«d to $ 3 9 ^ a son to Mrs. Helen Carney, Wap- Gail Young and son, 106 Birch St.. / ^ ping, and the late ’Thomas Edward Mrs. Janet Lombardo, 144 Pros­ Caraey; a son to Mr. a5M^„j!|i^. pect St.. Rockville; M «. Baibare John Driedsinski, 16 Thistle -Rdvf-«* BuzzeU and daughter, Andover; ^ 1 1 CLARKE INSURANCE daughter to M t and Mrs. Peter Mrs. Flotria Fletcher dnd son, 444 BY DICK CAVALLl Marcus, 802 Oak St.; a daughter Hilliard St.; Mm. EUzabeth Snyder MORTY MEEKLE to Mr and Mrs., Raymond, Dwyer, and twin daughters, 20 Green Hill SINGER I QUe

East Hartford: a daughter to Mr. OONTSOU BETTER BE St. a o M samples CANIHAV/B THINK nW and Mrs. Gale O’Brien,.'Country DISCHARGED TODAY: Thylar FLEET VACUUM OETTIN0 ■'RUNNING Lane, Rockville; a son/to Mr. and BY LANK LEONARD a n o th er ) ALONG. Tessler, 99 Broad SL; Terry •lY n C K E Y FIN N GLAF^OF KIND OF Mrs. Earl ElHs. ’Thomiwonvme. SweeL 940 E. Middle TTiiu.; Mrs SPECIALS ...... % " I ^ THWOELKIOOe LATEV BIRTH ’TODAY: A daughter to As IsdeiMnAMt IssuranM AgM«y_ SIH069 MICKEY IS OOtNO ySAH! HE’LL BE Mr. aha Mrs-FEdmund Wrubel, 6 Bendce daik, and daughter, 14 TDORIVtyOU oven T PICKIN’ ME UP IN LEMONAOe, Essex St. TO FAREWELL POINT J A COUPLE OP JILL? (marter Oak St. ^ _ (which we are proud to be) in a sense operates ita own . • « * * ‘ i * ■RIGHT NOW? yAv MINUTES! DISCHARGED 8 A T U R D A -T i PULL POW Ult George Smith, Andover; Miss An- ' ’The-axaiaKe punt return In the flieet* of insurance companies., ,/ nle Leggatt. 42 Washington S^* National BboOMdl-league in 1959 «tager itertawe wa« m yards. The companies which we have selected as members Canister tleuMr Mrs. Anna Rlcard, Coventry; Mrs. o f our fleet-, are those which over the years have con­ l a o o c a ^ „ ...... vinced us that feeir. managements think along the same R e A u ce d to lines as we do. ^ We expect to be in business in this community a long, • 4 5 0 long time. We cannot be fired by anyone. We cannot be transferred to another city. You always know where you ’ 3 9 ” S in * .. ■ ...... can find us when you need help. BY LESLIE TURNER V CAPTAIN EASY Our business is founded on the belief that it is the ..AWV i I'VE YELLED WV LUMO& “repeat” sale that tells the story. If you, the customer, ^ 8 0 OFF . • 89A0 LUCK. \ OUT, BABYl no ANSWER' are not treated in a way to cause you to come pack fpr Bt RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 6AINB Golden .MR. ABERNATHY more we will not have your confidence very long. I / HE \ BUT HElS TERRIFIC We have selected the companies in our fleet carefully. Glide ^ p oesN V ..^ ATLOCATINO They vary widely in assets, in scope, in the types of cov­ LOST BALLS. erage which they offer. But they are alike in one respect —in their belief that a claim settlement must be fair— T PINE LENOX PHARMACY ^ ^ r o y s aU that is asked but all that, can fairly be m a CiNTER ST. M I T -0 8 T 4 To determine that fine point of whether a clato . *1 ment by ond^ of the companies'in our ^eet is fair ii our business. We are experts in that line. We are also the T,-, ampire. If one of our companies insists on not hvmg: up rp. 1—0 by Hjk. *nt. T.M. to what we think* a fair claim settlement w« are in the fortunate position of being able to haul down its.flag 4 -4 BY PETE HOFFMAN BUILDING MATERIAL OUTLET from onr masthead! It would np longer be a member oi | J E F F C O B B our fleet; That is our promise. ^ ■ C0NN1E«'.„R00I...»YE5, \ BY WILSON SCRUGGg I6IMPLYOWT Retdih-Vfholesdle THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE I'VE GOT THE REASON •Flaet is a wdrd, having it# origin in. the early KoomY/ i V uot, butiABOO»*6tohavbaword IN MY HAND] InrtirancA meaning a group of Insurance companle# undir one lOOuT KUOW. I'VE LOST VOUK IDOL,THOIt6*U,«WS, W TIIL WE Att SaBEPOH AN ACTUAL M^I^RUSHuSsAVW ) h u n d r e d s o f n X M S , i n o l d d ^ o YEIOST •*) > Bc S oe TWO wrru vout HEWSOPER n— rtf' HA-HA-HA, EVERYTHlUS/k / ■ -lOSTDOWS8G6lUTOFIUOOl«SaVES*/. £XPOSk, THISNEWS- TO H15 OFFICE AT TH » y _ M G H T FIND OUT, l u m b e r . HARDWARE, PAINT, ownership o-control. • fiAPBRSTOftY TAKES TIMEOFNISHT/? m a s o n and ELEOTBIOAL SUPPLIES, , USINTOTHE COSTLY ORANOEBURO FIFE, Etc. HOIAEOFPAm-^ s m s CONNE KNOX.

f u M t l t « lappLYsCal 175 Eaat Center St. BOLTON NOTCH—BH 8-2141 Phone MI>1126 • It Surely Faye To Drive Avfayj 4 4 i . t P A G E T k E i M ’ ItANGHBSTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, AlONDATi. .^PRIL 4, 1960 X MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, APRIL 4. 1960 Dascoli Now Judging p a g e t w e l v e Spring Enipf^y CcltiT Tactics s City Duck Pin Title M u rtau gh P ro v e s Work of Now Umpires Larry pates Sr. a Steals, Long Passes By EARL YOST E x c e p tio n ’t ReraM .Sporta Editor Defeats Bill ^urston St. Pettrsburt, FI*.—Adjaciint to Al L«ng Fi*ld in Spark Hawks’ Yietory well known Florida community is th* St. Louifi CwdMUUS clubhouse. It’s modern with all the facilitiea one ■wrould w«nt. In Final Playoff, 3-1 Predictions In the end nearest the stands, the Caid* maintain a presi A The St. Louis Hawks turned Bos- room where soup and aand'^iches^ are available before each exhibi­ MEN’ S DOUBLES TEN tion gam*. Writers, not only frpm Standtngk ^.jobs. are Friend and'Vern Law,-an Florida and St. Louis papars, ron- ries. but the Cejtics believe ifs W. Lk Pet. gragata to *ampl* the day’s menu --T never ?aw <>* steal the ball-.*' .16 8 .667 S»l Thureton thre. By EARL YOST ^ 18-gamc M-lnner last year. Harvey Correnti Realty Haddix of no-hlt, nc-run fame for and to talk shop, which in this ,n much from the Celtics." _ sa.4 we could keep the ball up, Pagan! Caterers .15^1 8>A .644 Herald Sport* Editor cas* la alwaya baseball. Pettit would grab it sooner or .15 9 .625 games to one In their best o f llveD 12 inninga, only to lose In 18 to HAwks owner Ben Kerner. Clowns ...... sebtle for one spare and m e ^ t Tampa. Fla. - .P r o p p e d Fr*d Fl*lg. a*aistant aecrelary Is what they (to to. us too often^ later.” / .14^4 9t4 .605 championship rolloff. Bates thus Milwaukee, broke even In 24 de Paganl Barbers lost only one of 16 games In the fill in the seventh box m h e ^ l d affainfit the battinj: cage at A1 claiona In ’68 and will be a spot and treasurer of the ■ National Kemer \vai happy ' over the John McCarthy and SI Green ].lana ...... head-to-head competltloif m he not match Bates’ gaifte winning l^pez Field in this cigar city, hurler. League office in Oincitmatl, | Hawks inepireU, kept the pressure On Boston star E & S Gage ...... 13'/4 1014/^563 marched to his second Silk City challenge. A missed Uiree-plnnM "I consider every pitcher in Broog. *porl* editor of the St. in a 108-96 victory which tied the 13% 1}.% .583 (ut-jawed Danny Murtaugh Bob Cousy, The Coo* still ^ the R,& A’s ...... in the ninth box proved very cost­ camp, vrith the exception of Fm c , Louis Diopateh. and Joe Garglola. National Basketball Assn title magic touch with his passing, but .13 -11 .542 title In three years. Hot M ixers...... ly to Thurston. was watching his Pittsburgh as a potential aUrler. Friend, hia former major lasgue catcher and i series at 2-2. The scene shifts to is shooting ,a shade under 26 per Go Getters .’...... 10 14 .417 . Bates won the first game, 130- 104, but Thureton came back In the Never Let*-lip Pirates take batting swings looked real good. He's sjAfA' some now a broadcaster in St. I»u i*.! the Boston Garden tomorrow for cent for the-keries. His Pe^-game H * W ...... 14 .417 15 .375 second to equal the pl«yo« one Once in front again the new before an exhibition game. With wcijjht Mid look® pitcher were joined by the writer in me - the' key Ttfth game dn the ^ ^ ' average is il.5, compared to 19.4 MAD ...... champion never lot Thurston off (Tobacco juice visible on both side* he waa two years ago when he won, Red Bird press room. - for the regular season. 15 .375 game apiece by winning 139-11^ four-of-seven series for a »i7,w o Cousins . . . .y ... the hook although the latter kept of hi* mouth, MurUugh liked what 22 games. ” Muptaugh explained. T ^ ic of conversation; got around I L«nox Pharmacy 15 .375 The new charhp took the third iackpOt. Coo* Confined battling back. Bates went ahead, he saw. Dick Stuart had just hit a Hal Smith, one of two catchers th* men in blue, the umpire*, ■ •'Well come back, don't worry, 17 .292 game. 122-li6, and closed out the “I can’t understand it,” Coiisy Whips match by scoring a close 119-115 33-17, after two boxes of the nnai ball out of the park bjg Bob by the aartie name In the National a “tobject that holds *pecial in- 1 Mi* Boston Coach Red Auerbach Bklnner followed suit with a olast LeagueT the Cards have the other, said yesterday. "But RMults: Pagani Caterers 4, Gage victory In the fourth tnd final yame game with back i to back sp a r^ te re ^ fo r thi* *rtter. who enjoy* | •but they (the stronger club and well come o f,the championship match. A strike and nine fill In the fourth over the disUnt rightfield wgll. Smokey Burgess and Danny Kra- th* j« K *• a hobby during the 1 to have to stop the ro»»gh (f- Whips 3, Hot Mixers 1; Clowns Every manager that I have talk­ vity give the Pirates the beat trio back." . - BaUs picked up four spares In box nulUfied a spare and, seven spring mb^ths. . | • This was a mighty rough 4, Go Getters 0;, Correnti's 3, Pa- ed with this spring feel* that hli of backstoppera In the loop. As in last week’s St. Louis v^- gani's Barber's 1: RAAls, 4, H A the first six boxes of the first game for Thureton In the same frame to Plan Umplr# Staff I rame;.. torv, Pettit was the big scorer. He rive Bates a 61-44 ad vantage.’ flub has Improved considerably . Long ball hitting Dick Stuart, ^ >uerbwh Moans W 0; Cousins 3, Mafia 1; LenoX 3, to grab a 29 pin bulge and coasted Bill M'azeroskl, Dick Groat and *"We feel th-kf, we have me b**t made 23 of his 32 poin^-dn the home the rest of the way. The vic­ Thurston cut Bates* margin to over a vear ago. MurUugh Is the ’•Clyde 'Njovelette is. murdering M A D 1. „ T „ sxception. "I never make any pre- Don Hoak comprise the infield staff eveV,” Flete aaid. "And we FRANK DA«COU last half. A feature of >Ke series is Nino Pagani 189-202—561, Lynn tor missed a two pinner In the sec­ nine pins at - the end of seven have been very a a tl^ d with m# RusseUNThe officials call a the personal duel .-between the dlcflona, snd I’m not going to StiiArt, marfl«d to e Connecticut Bill Janelle‘180-506, Smiley Rand 179- ond box and a one pinner In the frames sparked by a spare and work of our new mbn ” The couple and tfii^ when (Ha.wk Hawks Clift Hagah and Frank seven fill In the sixth box. After make any now. We will do the best girl, swatted 27 homer* last year, Coach Kd) MacAjiley complains, 186—513, A1 Whipple 199-183—534 seventh whereas Thurston dldn t high water mark on the club. . tional Leagu* staff Hit* 16 ^ 4 " Ramsey of the Celtics, former Harry Fay 177-517. Bob Ener 199- miss any breaks but dropped a,lot Bates had a spare and four fill In we can with what 'we’ve got." he Cross Lands Three ~ teammates .xrf Kentucky's great SOUND ON rUNDAMENTAM one to be added from a gbqup that they stop." N. . , . -n 182—542, Ron Hampson 200-507, of pins which cost him desrly the 'eighth frame, Thurston niads..... told me while aquirling the griwind 1/ AWAi'TC HA'rriNR TURN __ Mav"‘tfike a few years but five year old Jo,hn includes Ed BeU. Chri* Fk^kou- Russell, the CelUbs 6-foot-lO teams of jnld-1950s. Joe Chriatopher, who sharpened Don Giard 201-507, A1 Martin 199- when his opponent banged home his his last bid for victory with a with aome juice. the m .bur,h da*. Bid Vargo and Lei On All-Stale Team pivot, played all 48 mllv^cs, for Hagan outscored his friend M- strike In the ninth box. Needing a He reminded me that the Pirates, up at Columbus iMt year, app®*'’* 517 Lou Montesi 181-515, Walt quartet of spares^ ready . "Joe has been hitting Bet*, out of Brooklyn, i* a gra^ the second time in two 20 yesterday and now each has 82 Zinker 187-176—630. Bruce Winot spare or strike to at least Us or second in 1958, slipped tq fourth was a prime target for theNjius- points, or a 20.5 average, for the Thurston Rallies the ball hard." Murtaugh offered ate of St. John# University \. New Haven. April 4 — Thr** 200-184—545. "rhurston rallied to take the sec­ Mseibly win Thurston could not lilt year but were only eight games b o b FRIEN lf rare dtattaction far ah arbiter to tUng Hawks. Lovellette got p mark out in th« tenth box luid had ^ behind the National Lekgue cham­ "He mav be a aUrter along with of'vfhe six players named to tWa ond game by rolling the highest boast. ty of help as the, Hawks b This one felt good," Cliff .s^id; PARKADE BUSTY to settle for a seven fill In the ninth pion Ivos ^Angeles Dodgers. while losing.seven and coming up Bob Skinner and either Bob Cle­ vea?*< All-State Class A baskat' Rusifell and got the ball away I wish we’d won that Sat- game In playoffs, a sparkling 139. with a sore arm. But on the other mente or Roman Mejias. Bill a Tampa boy. (AP Photofax)______■______■ —------“ Have .you noticed any thing Standings The runnerup had two strikes and frame a* Bates squeezed nut a H.4ME BASIC HQUAD are from Wilbur Cro«* trom him several times. . game (Boston's big last ! Pet. 119-115 victory lit the fourth and hand, who ever thought that Elroy Virdon is a run of the mill fly unusual this year.” Oaraglola | ball ^took it. 102-86) but Rus­ W. L three spares In this fine game but "Basically, we ll have the same Haven, winner of ttw ‘.'I can’t out-jump Russell, Joe's Barber Shop .56 32 ,63'6 final game of the Utle match. team aa last year. Experience wise, Face would win 19 games, all in cha»er.” . asked Fleig. I high Clvde said. " I ’ just^kept batting sell wa^to.. touch--he must have .636 also missed a three pinner In the relief, while losing but once. Batting coach with the Buce !• "Yea but I don't like to talk recent and New England Man. Auto Parts .. 56 32 second and a one pinner In the 1*5.9 Average wa are all right,” the former in- th e ^ lT u p in th^afr. I knew If 1 blocked s i W my shots." Bergren's Dairy ...5 5 33 .625 Bates averaged 125.9 In the 16 Things teem to even up. George Sialer, a member of base­ about it. Angle Donatelli. a very Tournaments, seventh. Bates, rolling his lowest flelder aaid. ball's Hall of Fame. "Sialer la 8RAPEFRIIT Connecticut hlgKachool c o a c ^ Lesperance Realty .52% 35% .597 game of the night, mlssed.ono pln- esjnes he played In the h sa d -l^ ___ "Jt’a really hard to pradict what Biggest aurprUe this spring for aoimd-'with;;b*ilc - ftindamenUla. Cardinals 13-7 good umpire, has adopted a new selected the .team b>J«cret baUot Bohemian Club .,..51% 36% itei* lit ih e first nm~ .liesdCbponUon. e f Ote^ stance. He .now resU one knee- on Nelco T*l^ -ty hla wisbr every’'-player-AdiOTa WC- ;th* ■ 'iarilSht Aceto A Sylvester .43 45^ .489 even on the roster, Diomede# Olivo In Class B and Class C.'^'TO* ninth bo*. John Aceto pitted up tWrd jdacs at least .300 and-every pitcher a g r^ t help to every ball, player pitches behind the plate. And Case Bros...... • .42% 45% .483 price money, by whlpphig Hank Th# former; a big Ughtbander, sometime* he ' stay* on one knee tera were anmiunced Saturday. .41 , 47, .466 Trailing by ten jhno, 60-69, at #ould win 20 or more games.. If bn th* club," Murtaugh aald. Boltcm Lake .. Grzyb In straight games, gcores this was the case, all eight team* checked in with. 14 wlha and eight until the ball ia hit. W e called him ^.-The selection 1* «ponsor*d''Aii*'' .40 -'48 .455 the end of the sixth box in the vlUl losses with Salt Lake City a year What *re the Pirates’ chances. Roser’s No.. 1 . all In favor of ACfctO WSre 106-164. would h e .tied. aL.„tJwi-Jsn4 - M urtau^'stood hla ground and into the office and told Wm that nually by the New Haven R*gist«(. Roseris No. 2 V .37% 60W .426 •Nilrd.-gam*,-Bates-.Mkkerpd. Jhe agX'^PIilclng” 5 n r rooru p on thei boards with a trio of spares In the m^rOO iirta T3W-98. aeason and that wouldn't make Bv EARL YOST this system wouldn’t do. He instat­ • The Claa.i A first team fealur**'' Red Ember .. . ,34 64 .386 Winnie Sharp of the Bsc. Board wheel of the batting cage, Mur- wouldn’t predict. From this In­ next three box » to pick up an baseball as interesting at It la to­ terested obaerver'a view, the Tampa, Fla. — Nick Allrock, New York. April 4 (/P)—The Nationul League ed he could get » better view of Dave Hicks. Bob Melloto. and Mlk* tio Drive-In .33 55 .375 4 presented the trophies. taueh added. "Umbricht haa been. ------j .29 59 .318 4 . ’ i - 10 tptal extra 24 pins, 'niuraton had to day." Murtaugh explained, and It verv rood Our biggest need is to Pirate*il-ate* will have a gdodg flrat team , ■who once formed a fine battery as thinking ahead today to the earliest season openeiA in the the pitches but we don’t like the Gore, all of Wilbur Croia, Oiaril* Clipid Diaper . 2 atanc* and told him to forget it. Embers, 94- make good-sense. The husky skip­ ge?.two more slarilng pitcher.-' with - ->■’only . fair...... reserve*... and pinc". a ca^her with A1 SchaCht in history of major league ba-seball’s senior circuit. With regu- * Hotetz of Greenwich, Bill .Rado of Results: Joe’s'^Barber 4, Bolton per is now starting hit third full hitter*. The Buca couldn’t afford Washington, and later one-half of If he doe»n't, well . . . we ^*"4want, Naugatuck, and Barry Leghorn, of Jlm looks like one of ’em." far s S s o i r ir a t io n f getting underway, a week from tomor- uniform umpiring," responded------, Bulkeiey. _ 0; Bohemian 4, Aceto 0; Nelco 4, 8 season as Pirates boss after re- any serious injuries, being deep the beat known basOball comedian broke^ B _____ Big O, West Head Cast------lltving Bobby Bragan during the Mexican Hero team of all Ume, is residing in row, many of the teams Stanley poole of Hartford PubnO, Showing their poorest offense of the season, the Red Em­ lesperance 0; Bergren’s 4, Embers b M v o was a national hero in oniv in catching. _ northward Aguirre, bidding for a berth Fleig. I 19,57 campaign. -< 'Die Piratea will be an interest­ Bradenton and la a jlaily visitor camp and began the ' Paul Marchand of Windham, Ed bers bow ^ to the Columbus Bears, 94-71, m the Joe Cuddy 6; Auto 3, Patio’s 1; Case 2%, Mexico. Sore on this 40-year‘ old trek'with the surprising St. Unils with the Tigers, just about, nailed naaeoli 4th In SMilarity Roser’s No. 2 1%; Cupid's 2, The Ptratea failed to win in '59 ing clttb Shd could go all the way. to Braves Field. Nick, who’ last ConneeUcuf* Frank DaacoU la i Slomcen.kl of Naugatuck, Memorial Tournament in Holyoke. The 71 points scored by n w largely because Bob Friend, a sure­ rookie in a separate article. PitUburgh hasn’t won a cham- pitched at the age of 47 with the Cardinals clinging to the top of a apqt when SteveT Demeter ac-. o t W *it Reiser’s No. 1 2 . 10 College Stars Anchor "Bennie Daniels ha* looked a member of me N.L. staff. "He's | Qemer of Notr* Dame the Embers was the lowest they have fotaled as they have Babe Bernard set the pace for fire bet to win 20 or more gamei. plonahip since 1927 .^'***® Senators, needs a cane for sup­ the exjjibition standinga with a counted for the game’s oerhaps the beat ball and atrike' Haven, and Uoyd Htachay et 7 I 9 10 total great as well as Joe Gibbon," the againat the Piratea with a third been averaging slightly under 100^ the night with a 237-203—624, i ^5' ------■ ■* ■ A won but eight while losing 19. And Waner bo.vs, Paul and Lloyd Md port. 13-7 record. umnlr# In the league. The play-, Norwich made the aecond team, points all season ^ „ Dick Brown 509, John Dunyak 609, George Witt, winner of nine in '58. lotting a second consecutive inning homer Danny Kravim er* and mlnagera tell me this and; In CTa.sa B. Nieporte Winner didn’t cop one decialon lait year single was the lone hit off Agulr- Hftvlhg been* ellminft\.cd from Walt Surowlcz 211-659, Joe Mls- Olympic Hoop Team "Clem Labtae has looked pretty they 'Should know, ” the N.L. ex-1 Jim Potter o f Lyman Hall, Al the Holyoke tournament, the Em­ tretU '221-547. Herb Clark 609. good thU aprlfig," Manager Walt "sr.:r ecutlve added. ! ** bers now can concertrate on the Of Azalea Open Clarence Lewis 200-602, Russ Ace- B m m their Florida phase of training yes­ Nine Run inning Alston of me Loa Angeles Dodg­ D U ^ollla^t working any spring i Haven. Ted Norwich tourney and their semi­ to 212-622, George Rowland 201, terday by defeating the New York A nine-fun six inning, high­ oames instead he’# watching the .Nate Qualla of florth Haven._^ final contest with the Milford Denver, April 4 (AV-AH-AmericR« OBcar Eotertson and ers told me. Labine’s parenU live Wilmington, N. C., April 4 (TP) Frank Copeland 550, Bob Richard­ in Manchester. The veteran relief Yankees, 6-3. lighted by Ed Breaaoud’s two tri­ * oru: from the aUnds of the new The omdiTM Chiefs Thi'-sday evening. ' son 606, Ray Hanna 634, Roger Klin.e. acqvlired in a trade vuth 1 Tom Nieporte bundled his wife Jerrv West head a brilliant cast of seven collegeians anchor­ While Sox Get Sieversj star was relegated to the back- ples that drove in five runs brou^^^^ seniority, Dnacoli, who 1 Ganley of Suflleld, Bill Runola 0* Yesterday’s game was, lost in and their three small children Into Patterson 514, Dick Gworek 519 id Tufa! ing the U.S. Olympic basketball team that w‘ll P>a>;»« ! Pittsbiirgh, scattered 10 hits and the Giants from behind for their., 1948 now, rank# 1 Durham. Matt Gayeaki of Pert- the first period as the locals regis­ Mac Segar 606, Wally Marsden 519 4- ,7 9 ______, ground last year when Larry 1 now has allowed only four run* - 1948. now Ed Berltaakl and Mika his station wagon this morning 2 . I- this summer under the command of Coach Pete Newell of Baltimore-Sugar Ray Robin-, Sherry arrived and blossomed al- victory. Chicago’s ] (o„rth ^ h in d Al Barlick tered but one field goal and spot­ and hqaded for Bronxvllle, N. Y„ and Del Schaeffer 536. tnis sum ------«^Callfomla; The coUege stars for 1 two earned — in 28 ifinings. In his Bogualawgkl of St. Anthony** *f ted in the West Haven quintet a In Deal with Senators - 165 New York, knocked out | most overnight into a game aav other nine-inning performance slugged two -home M»yi 1 year*-locko Conlon (19 year#) *2,000 richer after winning the ' the first time riioved aside veteran son. IBO, New York._ ... pitcher. hit cub offensive. VVHli# Mays ye Boggeas (16 years.) Bristol. 24-7 lead. The Bears increased the Azalea Open golf tournament GREEN JR. BOYS t z i m AAU player* to dominate the 12- Tonv Baldonl, 164, Baltimore, 1. Kline checked Chicago’s White Sox lead to 47-29 at the half and led Pet. B m o Cepeda homered I hi. 12th season yesterday. His 277 for 72 holes W. L. 103m. January, Ragan' member team chosen yestenlay by Munich. Germany — Gustav with six hits. 67-41 at the three quarter ntark First three batters In the -De­ ' one week from Tuesday. beat Gay Brewer of Crystal River, McCarthy the Olympic Basketball Commit­ West Pfilm Beach, Fla., April 4 (JP)—The Washington Sen- Scholz. 163, Germany, outpointed Milwaukee’s Bob Buhl also went Jones High Scorer Enlerprlaes ...... *0 .760 tee. The selections followed the atoW todav traded one of their most powerful hitters, R oy Rocco Mazzola, 177%, Italy, 10. troit batting order wear unifi^ the distance, holding Washington Bix-hlt pitching by National and American I.>*ague Quick Elimiiiatioii High scoring honors went to Fla., by two shots. .692 To Play in Masters numbers one, two and three— Ed­ Chuck Estrada and Am# Thor»- umpires are not uniform in their Meanwhile, many of his fellow L. T. W o o d ...... i '27 T to 20 three-day trials here climaxed by SleveriK to the Chicago White Sox for catcher Earl BatU^ Manila—Roberto Cruz, 134%, to four hits in the Braves’ 3-2 vic­ .Johnnv Jones with the help of 16 DarU Dairy .... '. .. .2 7 . .692 lO Total Manila, knocked out 8 o m p o n g die Yost. Frank Bolling and John­ tory while Detroit’s JHank Aguirre land collared ' the 'A'* .as the work. For example th* aenior loop Now Faces Bladeis touring golf professionals^ headed Augruata. Ga.» April the NCAA University All-Stars’ first basehian Don Mincher and an estimated $150,000. Presi for 20 at the free throw lines, Paul Dickensona ...... 26 .667 124-97 conquest of Peoria’s AAU Pitaksamut, 134. Thailand, 6. ny Groth. pitched a aix-inning one-hitter for Orioles ciuslered five of their limps wear inside chest proUctor*. Grogan and Bobby Knight had 12 for Augusta, Ga., and the Mas­ .590 of touring golf p;^fe*»ion- dent Oal Grlifim of the Wa*hing-Y Goteborg. Sweden—Alonzo John­ seven hit* in me second inning the American League has 4he oiit- ters Tournament opening Thurs- -Red E m b er...... 23 lan.nnt*v of DcnVCT and champions In Saturday night’s a 1-0 victory over Pittsburgh in a Johnstown. Pa., April 4 (p5 ’ apiece for the Embers. Knight Memorial Store ...... 22 .564 finals before 10.000 fan*. ton baseball club reported the 'y son, 186, Pittsburgh, outpointed Don't be surprised If Milwaukee game shortened by rain. for all five run*. A bases-loaded ■ide inflated type balloon*. While had an off day, missing numerous day. .638 m t m id IIS I trade early this moYnlng. following rner Ahaman, J94, Goteborg, outfielder Wea Covington doesn’t double by rookie second baseman The end can com# anytlm* now lor Nieporte didn't get an Invitation North End Pharmacy n The victory earned the NCAA T^wr in other dav games, San Fran­ working, the bM*s. Naflnn^ | New Haven Blad**, who .tXtU shots ss well as throwing Ill- .538 a long conference with hi* man­ • ■» play until at least half the aea- Marv Breeding, accounted for League mSn on first and tnrni; - • to the blue ribbon event... He's Y a h k ^ ...... team six Olympic berth* and wbn ager, Cbcdtie tiavagetto, 1^0 ap­ cisco blasted the Chicago Cubs, 14------„ w,,. i_ 13-1 In a best-of-aeven playiall aariss aimed , w, Senators ...... 20 .513 t t i* V ° .J aon is completed, if at all. He 9'. Baltimore beat Kansas City, 5-2. three tallies. base straddle the line while in Johnstown Jets for ,tS6 Toppsy DelGobbo and Dick won only one other major event .513 for Newell, their 44-year-old towel- parently had to be con v ln ^ . Red S o x ...... 20 W S i i s ' V/5_J L chewing coach, the honor of direct­ can’t put any weight on hia alhng Boston edged Cleveland. 5-4 in 10 Pumpsie Green’s 10th inning A.L. the limps stand outride the- Eastern Hockey League ehanif Kross paced the Bears’ scoring at- In his six years as a pro. That .436 The two were named by the Siever* la expected to give the McBrides Sport Spot 17 ing Jhe team in the Olympic compe­ knee and even hobble* zziien he innings, and Los Angeles and Cin­ single drpve in the deciding run line*. UcK with 26 points each while was at Akron, Ohio, last summer. .308 Tofessional (Tolfers Assn, yester- weak hitting White Sox some bad­ walk*. The Braves need an out­ ship. Kross. Reis and Adzima controlled Starting the *15,000 Azalea S. Aleria A Son .....12 r eorhii* .th»v wara Dlavlng in tition. He’ll be assisted by Peoria s Johnny Kelley cinnati were tied 4-4 when a doizm- for the Red Sox, who took their American League has a, super­ Playing in N*w Haven last w«aki .128 ly needed power.. fielder to go along with Hank pour ended theta game in the second extra-inning verdict in visor of umpires, Big Cal Hubbard, the backboards. event, he was 41st on the latest W. T. G ra n t...... 6 the Azalea Open In Wilmington Warren Womble, who coached th's th# Blade* lost one and than *v#»- Tigers . . . .U...... 2 .051 1952 Olympic champions. In alx aeasona with the Senator*. Aaron and Bill Bruton. . eighth inning. three games. Trailing 3-6. Boaton retired man in blue. Th* N.L. has The Win not only put the Bears PGA (^ficlal money list for the Sport Schedule N. C. Slavers hit 180 home run*—a club ed It lip. But sine* th* aerlaa hfig Into the finals of the Holyoke West Scores 89 Says Injuries In a night game, the White Sox moved in front with a fmir-rurt no one In this c*tegor>- yet. moved to Johnstown, th* BladO* year with *2,700 In earnings. Memorial Stores, champs of the Close Shave Credited A number of other golfera en­ record—and averaged 96 runs.bat- Unusual situation, a pinchhitter tournament but also avenged the Nleporte.v the leader after each West, 6-8 comet from Cabin and Philadelphia wound up their rally in the fifth before me In­ No matter hew th* pitch comes hr.v* dropped two more. first round, and McCarthy Wednesday, April 6 tered In the Master* worked out ted In. batting twice in me same Inning, three-game aeri«;s in Puerto Rico ninth off 106-90 loss suffered at the hands round, had scores of 64-68-72-73, over the Augusta National course Creek, W. Va., riddled Peoria with dians tied it fti the up to th# batter the strike zone Is Tfi# Jet* won 2-1 Saturday tad prises, second half king pins trill Rec Senior Playoff, finals M- a 39-polnt burse 24 In the first half, H* waa Injured much of last Slow Training atriking out both Umes Md with Chicago winning 4-2. The of Manchester last week' In the 11 under par, for 72 holes around tween Headquarters Co. and Shy- vrith favored Arnold Palmer turn­ Frank Sullivan. the **m* in each league. Viver th* 3-1 yesterday and can tak* th* Muare off tonight In a playoff for to set an individual high for the yeair, and slipped to 21 homera and againit different pitchers. Em Phils took the first two. Vada Pinaon’a fourth Spring plate between the batter's knees Norwich tourney. the 6,800-y.ard Cape Fear Coun­ For McGill Swim Win Ann at Community Y at 8:30 ing in the beat practice round, a championahip with on* mor# vlo- Bear, (#4) the overall league championship. trials. Robertson, Incomparable 49 run* batted In. Boston, April 4 (A*) — Johnny Unbeck, rookie Detroit outfielder, Th# Cardinals backed Kline with homer and a double and single bj and armpits while assuming a nat­ tory. The fifth game will b* play­ F. Pta. try Club course. ’ „ The playoff match will start at p.m. » good two-under-par 70. p B. Brewer had rounds of 67-71-71- piaymaker and collegiate scoring play* First. Outfield Kelley, America’s premier mara­ was the culprit who went down six extra-base hits against the Ed Bailey good for tiyo run# ural- stance. ed here tomorrow night. I Jim Gaetano ...... * 1-3 n 7:00 pjiri. and parents are invited TT.ey bettered records of as­ In Atlanta, four winner* of leader from Cincinnati, poured 1« Slevers is now listed aa a Aral swinging against Braves’ pitchers Yanks and won it in the fifth with Mahon ...... 70 for 279, worth *1,500. , New-Haven, April 4 (/P)—^ thon runner and Olympic hopeful, were the big blows for the Reds. In. yesterday’s game. Wally Kun* 0 to attend. sorted descriptions in all 14 events 1959 titles tuned up in the M ^ 20 points to take scoring honors for baseman, but he played the out­ said today he’s disgxisted at hia Don. Nottebart and Don McMahon. a four-run uprising on a walk, 1 Kmei ...... 17 Each Is an Ohio native. Nie­ American swim circles buzzed over Yale’s 25-yard (short course) Iron Mike’s Baby ter* preview exhibition m a t« The Dodgers clubbed Cal McLiah ■ The Washington Senators scored man scored New Haven'a only goal t Rel* ...... * Leading scores on the nnS(l oay the tryout*. He totaled 72 and West., field until he hurt hla ahoulder. training progress. double* bv Kline, Stan Musial and and Claude Osteen for lO hits, in­ after Johnstown had gon*. ShMfi 4 Adzima ...... 7 porte was bom In, Akron and of regulation play were D a v ^ a a - pool. Gus stager of Michigan, who before »ome 2,000 person* watch­ three runs or lees in right games today about their latest Cin­ St. Petersburg, Fla. (NEA) — a senior at West Virginia, waa run. "I dread to let Sievers go," aald Ever notice how often it happens Ken Boyer and Bill White’s triple. cluding Don Demeter’s homer, be' 3-0 on tallies h y . Ken Coewibea, 4 Del Gobbo ...... 1- Brewer In Middletown. kell 127, Sonny Craft 124, Frank will coach the U.S. Olympic entry, ing play on the raln-*oaked Conti­ nerup with 65 in three game*. ■ Only two weeks away from the in which prteher Oamilo Paecual Apiizzn Don Whitt of Borrego Springs, derella kid, who made the big Iron Mike has had a baby. . Griffith. 64m Boston AA Marathon — an that a player coming up with a Curt Floyd contributed a homer fore the rain broke it up. Clara Weshinski, and Bawl LodSgd. Jne Gaetano Scott 121, Gary Winiter 120, Rich­ summed It up: nental Colony a u b ^ . great defensive play to end an in­ started. Calif., tied Dow Finsterwald, of time by a close shave. Lt. Iron Mike is the pitching ma­ Also picked from the NCAA team Slevers Is the third poiyer bitter Olympic trial event as is the Na­ to St, Louis’-10-hit attack. The White Sox salved the final ard Fish 119, Jim Harvey 117, J ^ Billy Caaper did »ome xiM pHt- were, two 6-foot-ll defensive atars, ning usually la t.he leadoff batter In 3S Total, ..41 12-19 94 TequesU, Fla., for third place at (j.g.) McGill, who came from ’ Tve always veen very opti­ chine Invented for batting praC' acquired in the poit-ftllaon trad- tional Ch«n>pion*hip at Yonkers, Milwaukee collected jiiat five game of the Puerto Rican aerie* ped Rmbera (ID Sommers 116, Don Simmons IW, mistic about our chances in Rome. ting as he teamed vrith Deane All-American Darrall Imhoff of tag by the American League the next half Inning? hit* off the Senators’ Don Lee and F. Ft*. 281. Each won *17100. Whitt had nowhere to win the 220-yard indi­ ticc. N. Y. — the Blender Groton wim home nine decided the issue. Jerry Dobols 115. But this meet makes me leei “ Now the, St. Louis Cardinals Beman-.ta whip Bob California, and Walt Bellamy of champion Whlto->Eox. Previouily, Jack Kralick, but Joe Adc.o.ck's aP., GrAgan 2-4 12 a 67 yesteMay, Finsterwald a 74. ResulU of final matches were vidual medley in the National Jack Nlcklau* 4 and S In the be*t- Indiana;' Purdue'* 6-6 sophomore school teacher ^ worried. "You can never tell., At 12 noon Ted Kluszewski hit one good for (VO though our chances are better come up with a device that saves they had added outfielder Minnie solo homer—his fifth of the Spring 1 Dennie . 6-7 Jerry Barrer of Los Angeles was McCarthy’s 3, Senators 0;- Dick­ AA'U Men’* Indoor Swimming and ball CompeUtlon. Terry Dlschlnger. who led the Big "1 have been beset by a number one day at Al Lang Field, Manager two runs' and Al Smith one, hlS 1 Fontana lS-20 fifth at 282 for *900, followed by Diving Championships, did It af: than ever.” wear and tear on fungo hitters. Mlnoso and third baseman Gene of disappointment* since Janu­ —proved the clincher. Lee May# fourth of me leriea. Both came a. Jonea .. enson 3, Memorial 0; .Darts 3, The pace was s o , hot that Jon Doug Ford, who won the Mas­ Ten in scoring, and Texaa’ 6-2 back Solly Hemus of the Cards told nje also hit a home run for the Braves 5 ■ Knight 4-6 Bill Collins of CJrystal River, Fla., ter shaving his chest, arms and It's a compressed air gun that Freese, who hit 4S homers qnd ary," Kelley said. “I really think inflelder Bob Sadowski wwld off Robin Roberta. The Phils two 2-2 Aleria 0; Grant’s 2, Tigers 1 ’. Yan­ Henricks of Southern California, ter* In 1957, shot a 78 in his flwt court artiat. Jay Arnette. drove in 163 runi between them while Jim I>mon and Harmon 4 ■ PlsnlB .1 another-67 finisher, who had 283 kees 2 Pharmacy 1: Woods 2, Red legs. fires fly balls. It looks like practice round. Other one more setback might force me definitely stick with the club. Thir­ runs came on, homera by Bobby ’’This Is the most outstanding the defending 100-meter Olympic bazooka, sounds like a gun and All-America Jerry Lucas. 6j8 Killebrew connected for the Sena­ 13 Tnlale ■ v-; .. 2l 29-40 71 for *800. Sox 1; Ember 2, McBride’s 1 eluded a par 72 by Ken Venturi sophomore star of Ohio -. State s in 1959. to give up for the rest of this ty minutea later the front office got Del Greco and Ed Boiiche*.. Score at half; 47 [lolumbue. Rounding out the top 10 were. performance I have ever seen freestyle champ, and P®*-® ^**5 has everything but a windage two-time In Puerto Rico, where me year. I’m definitriy not minktag 'together and decided that Sadow- tors. Balasaid Coach AUll.Phil AvavraMoriarty **** of Yale of Yale,A A4Cj whowe**' , won . , the 100-yard three-over-par 75 by NCAA champions, is the' sevenm Don .January, Denver, 285, compensator----- winner Byron Nelson, and a 71 collegian picked from the, field of White Sox finished an exhibition ahead to the XMymplc*. My con­ ^ wouldn’t be a regular a^id wonld *750' Fred Hawkins, El Paso, after McGUl finished in the aaton-j freestyle In the National colicgi- The distance or height the ban series with Philadelphia, the Sox cern Is solely with how w,b11 "inr imprizve more by playing each day Will Turn Pro D r iy ^ f o r New Field ishing time of 2:03.3. Moriarty will ate at -Dallas, ■ . Tex.,...... a week ago, by Mike Souchak. 96 players. Tex.; Jon Gustln. Gladwyne. Pa^ travels is controlled by the opera- Atlanta ■aid .Slevers would be used as a be prepared for April 19." in the minora and sent out the Minneapolis m — Dick Johnson, ""Duluth, Miim. (/P) — A *L10,00d coach America's Olympic divers in couldn’t even qualify for the KW- Carley. Harrison, the The four AAU stars named to the Jerry Pittman, Tulsa, Okls-. e®®" amateur who shot a 65 Friday, Olympic team Include the only re­ pinch hitter and 'sub for Ted Klu* Only last September Kelley be­ player. . "X. 6 foot 4 end, and one of the fast­ drive is underway h.ere to finance Rome this summer. yard final here. There’s a gauge , which allow* Leafs Meet Ganadiens 286 for *650. Lowers,American Mark soared to a 79 yesterday. peater from 1958, Burdie Haldorson, zewaki at flrat base and for Mi- came the first iJ.S: entry to win est linemeh in the Big Ten has a new 4,000-seat stadium for the ■The 100-yard freestyle ■ victor up lb 100 ponds of air pressure. the Pan American Marathon since Tex Rickard, for 82 years the withdrawn from the University of Minnesota-Dululh college football This was almost eight seconds was Farrell, who won In a bril­ 6-8 leading scorer for Bartlesville a poao In left field. Forrest C. (Phog) Allen’s college (Okla.). Tile other A^Uers ar* 1908 — in the record time of field announcing, voice at Ebbets Minnesota and plans to play next team. The team now plays m a better than McGill’s best previous liant 48.2. bettering the . I'st®® .Mincher, who bat* left and Field, la recuperating from a heart basketball teams won 771 games clocking of 2:11.1, and It was much 6-8 Bob Boozer imd '6-foot Alien ' throws right, had 22 homers and 2:27:54.2. Kelley has been 'ho In Stanley Cup Finals season with the Vancouver profes­ high school stadium.______Ajnerican mark ofv48.9. Farrell worse man ' secohd in the BAA attack in Florldar and making me during his ,46 years of coaching. lower than the posted AmencM had previously taken the -y#xd Kfelley, both of Peoria, and - batted In- 92. runs with Charleston, sional team. , 220 L«ne, Bartlesville. , classic.since 1956, winning in '57. rounds at the ball parks, minus his mark of 2:06.5, He competed with freestyle In 2:00.2. , i World’s Leadihg Kayo Artist W. Va., while hitting .272. Don Is famous white sweater* with the the New Haven Swim Club. Adrian Smith, 6-1 former Ken­ 4, foot 3 of Merlandlville, Ala.. “ I suppose Tm not 'eally ready McGill sounded like an ad man tucky are, was chosen from me to chuck It," Kelley continued. word d o d g e r s on the front. "The only possible answer for for a razor blade company « id •weighs 205. , — ROY SIe VERS this boy coming through like this To Appear on Video Friday Armed Forces All-Star*. Batley, righthtyided hitter, la JusTthat I’m not at all happy he joined his teammates in the with the progress of my training. Kenny Smith and Dan Parker, CariiieTs their best-of-seyen Stanley Cup championship lies in the fact he shayed the hair locker room: “I advise anyone who Train *t West Point . rated an excellent catcher )>y the both of whom have watched the off His body," Moriarty said, "He wants to go faster to shave, he The players will report about Senators.vHe hit only .219 with the Senators Give Up Nat Sharp Yankees in training for the pMt series that begins Thursday night in Montreal. Hotie, long was pretty well covered.” said with a big griiu „„ A P * . Aug. 1 for training at the U.8. American; League pennant win- "It is not a matter of the month. Insist to the letter Utat the time *tar of the Detroit Red wing*,- Lt. (J.g.) Jeff Farrell a double Lamar Ulark really punch? ir o m m u ^ o p . ------^ Mllltkry Academy In West Ppint. ners last^cason but his defensiva amount of running I’ve done. It's Yanks lack a sparkplug.- "Unless slumped in a corner of the dressing and swept the puck into the wide winner and McGill’s ROTC room- Other Winners tega of Mexico was postponed In- Courtney, Samford that 1 have not been able to attain Bantly serves you 440-ykrd freestyle—Alan Som­ Boxing fans around the deflniUly. OrtegA suffered a frac­ N.Y. work la regarded aa auperb. ^ ' they get one guy who can pep up roon. after his club carried the open net; iiick Duff added an in­ mate at Yale University, greeted Third place In the trials here . It waa the Senatora’ second trade the sharpness I’d like. I know that the club the Yanks are going to be Maple Leafs to six games before surance gcri m the final moment* COAST his pal: "Roommate, that was ers, Bloomington, Ind. may get the answer tured rib in training. I am ready for a fairly good race, 1600 meters freestyle—George when the World record-hold^ Buffalo’s Jackie Donnelly, an­ was won- Saturda.v by Akron a within .24 hours* Yesterday the For Billy Gardner In trouble,” Smith added. 'V losing a semifinal serjes.. as the Wings pulled out all the fabulous. You’ll be the Yul Brynner AAU team In an 88-77 conquest Sc'natora swapped catcher ^ ‘"t but that isn’t enough. I must stops in an qffort to salvage a with initiotive , of the Olympics.” Breen, Indianapolis A.C. kayo artiat displays his vaunted other undefeated youngster, clash­ ready for an exceptional race. I "The Leafs were lucky against ' 100-yard backstroke— Charley power against Bartolo * es with Retky Randall of Rome, of the NAIA All SUrs, who Courtney 6u»d Infielder Ron Samj Miami, Fla., April 4' (iP) — A . Yankees are the best at the ^ x us. and they'll admit it if they're tie. McGill’s dazzling feat had swim need more enthusiasm." office draw in Florida, averaging we conatantty wak w*y* to utfprtwa Bittick, Southern California. television (NBC JO p.m., EST) ten- Ga.. at Buffalo Tuesday night. spilled Ohio State 76-69 In a flrat ford for Billy Gardner. 32->^ar-old long weekend of bartering between honest, ” said Howe, who was held ♦Murray Oliver and Norm Ull- fans wondering if the Americans Kelley, who says he has run just under 4,000 paid per game. Mqne*. We’re thc’ofily fuel e« 4afiler. ta ^ “ * » .’"MIL * 220-yard backstroke— Bittick. roimder at Ogden, U t^ . Randall held Donnelly to a draw— round upaet. The Armed Forces Inflelder of the Baltimore Or olea. to one goal and missed out on a man scored for Detroit, pHv.er get­ fl*M »»f 12 radlo-eiHmtclied drilvery tn e k t eaff S hadn’t stumbled' on the biggest Last June, Bill Veeck, president Baltimore and Waahingtpn has re­ over L2OO miles since January, secret weapon since the. atom 100-yard butterfly—Mike Troy, Clark Is a 25-year-old, 5-10, 186- the only blot on Jackie’s record - AlbStars finished seventh, by over­ dozen other chance#, because of the ting the opener after five min­ coming the NCAA All-Stars of the White Sox, offered lit* Sena- sulted In the Orioles trading sec- ■points out that he has .beeii sub- Dave Orote of, the National .diapatebed aerriee troeka. bomb. But, It turned out lhat Bloomington. Ind. " pounder from Cedar Oty, Utah, last August jjar because of a damaged tendon spectaciilir goaltending of John­ utes of play and Ullman sending 220-yard butterfly—Troy. coached by Arad McCutchMi of tota five' pjayers and $250,000 for ond Baseman Billy Gardner to the League office' report* that the S s H O M E S ■wasn’t so secret, nor so exclusive. who" has won all 46 of his pro Senators for catcher-Clint Court­ pr ligament in one ankle and a youngest umpire ever to be pur­ ny Bower. "But luck alone won l the Wings back into the lead in One coach, wlio declined use of 100-yard breaststroke—D 1 c k fighU, the last 46 byk n ^k ou ts Evansville, Ind., College 98-85.. Slevers, Courtney and pitcher R ^ do much against those CanSdiw*. Welterweights Jay Fullmer, • ■ T ■ . - ■ • Kemmerer. Thla deal was rejected ney and Inflelder Ron Samford. bout with the grippe. chased was Le* Weyer (pro­ ’the first minuta of the second pe­ „ l „ t e Exterior hla'name, said It waa generally un- Nelson, Bloomington. Ind. That's a world record. young brother of NBA middle­ Fewer foreign entries than I think they have more p d lisl^ with iRtegrity Compiere , ^ X—400-ydrd individual medley— by the Senators. Gardner, a 32-year-old veteran, nounced Wire) who is only 23. Op­ riod. dersjood that the Australians 6ne night he scored six knock­ weight king <>ne Fullmer.' and usual In the BAA are expected by tioned to the International League hockey .players than Toronto. The Each time, Pulford bdunced th* ♦ oH In One Day- ' f . , .--r " .* shaved themselves at 'the 1956 George Harrison, Stanford, Calif. outs against a collection of np- is considered one of the American Leaf* will have to be good, a* w el- Truck and bulk plant water* tw irectedio''' . ; X—400-yard freestyle relay— Gale Kerwln of OtUwa and Valley Bally Ache Listed League’s best plvotmen on the dou- Kelley, who points out that some Wever is also the. tallest man ever Maple Leafs back into the gamp, clsls—»By would m ear Ere Olympic swimming competition, bodtee in a total' of nine minutes. Stream, N.Y., are m atch^ In .the nations are concentrating theta I plenty lucky." Southern California. Ble plav. He hit .217 last sea­ to join the staff, standing 6-6 and scoring ftast on .a little jab shot which they won. The practice has fighUng time. Wednesday night TV funds on sending their top men p weighing 228 ,:POUnda. Unless #0 apparently been spreading, slowly. 400-yard medley relay—South' Derby Co-Favorite son while hampered wRh InJurlM. TTie R*d Wing* fizzled in th# and again from close range with Soni, a 21-year-old six footer pm., EST) ten rounder at Miami the Olympics In Rome this Augfust. umpire has size the major le a s e s final period last night, and the Moriarty said hla Yale squad epi Cafifomla. , , ° from ', the Ilomlntcan Roputollc, Courtney, who Is 33, hit .233 In Sawchuk down tin the ice. X—One-meter dive—Sam Hall, 3each, Fla. They will throw punch­ 72 games for the Senator* last "I knokr there wJU be two Finns don't give piore than a second l(wk Leafs bombed the net* with three wMi had shaved for several meets this never" has been stopped in 15 pro New York, April 4 (JT) - - WUJt McBRIDrS (Paavo Kotila and Jukka Kolvu- at tha men In bfiie who call the Coach Not Jubilant Columbus, Ohio. es In the Grand Ballroom of the year. He played for the Orioles goals for a 4-2 decision before a year. He paid he was sure the fights. The 180-pounder has a 12- Fontainebleau hotel.^ the 4125.000 added KenUicky Der­ makl)' .Tl-z in 4the.U,. race," VKelleyaIUv maid.aald, pitchbs and play*.______"We slioUld have beaten them In we akrive te aave yen rtomms . . shave helped McGill’s time, but he X—Three-meter d iv e-J o z a e f SrORT SI*OT In 1984 upon their re-entry to the packed Olympia Stadium house of burner parte - never put ta 2-1 record, Including 8 kayos. , ^ f .• by leas than Wve weeks away, C. ma?or leagues. He was later "But I tWnk we will have our four games.” said Howe, "but w* .'1 didn’t want to say the** Navy Gerlach, Ann Arbor, Mich. Clark Is managed by Marv Jen­ strongest domestic field In years 13,696. abeelntely nreeaeary. X—Team title—Southern Califor­ Undefeated Luis Rodrl|pez, the V. Whitney’s Tomplon and t ^ n - lo t CENTER 8T-—m 9-8747 traded to the Chicago White Sox gave the series away. I didn’t athlete couldn’t have won without son, whose prize gem Is NBA n ^ - He’ named Alex Rreckenrldge, Hockey fit fi Glfiiice Easy Uoal VISIT nia. . . . top ranking welteivYelght conten­ ard Fruchtnlan’s Bally Ache rule before being sh'ifOed to Washing- think Toronto , pla.Vied especially dleweight Wng Gene Fulimer. Tlie der from Cuba. bpposM M « lc o s Gordon McKenzie, Jimmy Green Bob Pulford twice pulled Toron­ well against us and, unless they COAST'S 9ACTOHY “There are still skeptics about X—Retained title. as favorites In the great 3-year- ton. and Al Confalone among the top to from behind, and Frank .QN SUNDAY lantern-jawed blond has done all Alvaro Gutierrez in, a l^^ounder at Samford batted .224 for me Sen­ Saturday’s Reaiilt* pick up„ it could be a ahort se­ Phone Ml 9-4595 or TR 5-3271 for a luxury eerviee that. this thing," Moriarty said. 'I was old turf classic. native candidates. /• Mahovlloh got th* clincher for the of his pro fighUng in the Rockies. Los Angeles Thursday n^M- EVIHRUDE ators last year and is regarded aa , National 'League ries." one of the first. I thought It was This is Clark’s first TV fight. Tomplon, who, has been Idjp Toronto.5, Detroit .4 - third .time in four victoriee.. He’ll C lissy Luis will he gunning for his since winning the Santa Anita Outboard Motors a capable glove men. He was Toronto Coa;ch' Punch Imlach. cofits no more. all psychological. Bowling 58th straight victory.’ American League never get an easier one. “But I’m Impressed now. I have Derby March 5, remained the 7-a assigned by the Orioles to their who predicted hla club would beat BUY FACTORY-mta AY LOWEST RRICFS! GBEKN MlXlill DOUBLKS Jorge Hernandez, the Istpsl Miarti affiliate in the IntamaUon- E li TrRckmen Win Springfield 2, Providence IT Pulford had tied the gam* at never seen a case where there Siasdinss, ■gentine boxer-to invade the U^.. choice In the lateirt Callente Fu­ Sales and Service 2-2 in the first minute of action in Detroit in four games, thep in COAST previdm a comptel* »h«ll with your thoice Pet. al League. ______Cleveland -7. Rochester 6 five,,then in six, wasn’t whooping ri-itiokn or thiirflUt opplW ot the focloiy. Newly wasn’t a tremendous Improve W. makes hla Amerfcan debut tonight ture Book. .j , Miami, Fla.. April 4 Scor­ the third period. Three mihute# “ Our Alwlne-Wm Ll»k' ...... 26 ,550 Two DpUarfi One Way Bfally Ache, who wins:and loaea iBa*t4ini League )t up' after the semi-final triumph ^etigrtecl roof truzzer now permit a cleor full-VMJI)i ment tJter a shaving.’* * / - ..25 .825, against Texas welterweight Mel Marine Hardware ing a fl»*t Of aecond In avery laUr, there was a wild Ocramble D fL C O -H fA T u Tear CENTUWN. I . . . Ut ewnm. f W . ' There was nq official count of Ruth-Kd Werner 625 races in a style calculated to Irt- Johnstown 2, New Haven 1. His players accepted 'the clw r- zpon — no bearing wollz ore Ruth-'Rcd Oskman ...... 25 Barker of Austin at New York’s UmisvUle lNEA) — It jnay gay NBA at a Glance event but the broad jump. Yale around the Detroit nets. In the necezzory. porlilionz con... be how many swiitimers were shaven Audrev-Hank, Frey ...... 23 ,<5' St Nicholas,Areha. duce heart attacks, strengthened crushed University of Miami and Sttaday** Rasiilt* around, Mahovllch was Ing of the first hurdle calmly. Rro Anlta-^iggy P'bert .....2 2 legal tender on the Accessories National League banging E i plocerl In ony locol’ion. You con In the three-day event, which end­ ...... 21 his position a* the second choljjE Brown Saturday In a triangular knocked to the ice and ao^ Kelly, the ex-Detrolter Involved In uix-;cony^baiaii»Ulx-Tony, Salafla •••Ti 12 bill.* but you’ll have a hard tlift® .His odd* (Iroppsd from 5 to 1', to Saturday’s Baiaalt v ^ -purchoze yOur COAST HOME ed Saturday night at Yale's Payne Marlon-Harry Buckminster 19 21 .476 Heavyweight dontesider Zora getting ons at Churchill D®wna CROSBY e. STARCRArr track meet. The Brown .trackmen Toronto 4, Detroit 2 -goah* Terry Bawchiik. the coqtroversal trade that » w , Exther-Ksrl Blwell ...... 1 7 M .425 4 to 1 after hla spectacular nos* Boston 102, St. Louis 86 Amerieaa League completely erected or be your Whitney- gym. But It was no sec­ .-426 Folley guns tot hla * 'nwhiMne of-the Kentucky were up all night before the meet 6 A loose puck bounced to Ma- him deaU to New York w d then nco. Rutb-Fran Donohue ■•,••••••” S B um Sunday’* . Result own contractor and SAVE ret that McGill wasn’t the only Charlotle-CInrence .Luplen ..16 M .400 deeWon over the Surtny Blua e d o l p h in SAUHOAT Providence 7, Springfield to th*. Leafs, aaid rimply "Its victory. He nieeU, by tried paying off ^ a t Louis lOfl, Boaton ^ - beoaui* their plane connection* 1 hovllch, who was aprawtad aC th* M A K H l f T i a . EXTRAI one, Mlldred-Howle Hsnnn ....1 6 .2 4 .400 iianik of Hayward, Calif., at Sac Farm’s Venetian Way Saturday In were bad. Miami finished with 46 (overtime) ______g n a t io h4 with a winner. M l MAIM STkilT Peg-Ch»rl«v Uttlng ...... *4 28 .350 customers refused to take ‘jA'* ^ • r e o a t t a m a r i n e p a i n t Nwt Game (Tuesday) ’* * aid* « f th'tha leaga. Ha.roached put CAU coilfcn Secret weapon or not, 'the Amer^ ramento, Calif- . that denomination, saying It wa* the $120,600 Florida Dei4>y at poh?U and Brown ioored 27%. • RoeiieMar B. OMraMad » leans appeared to be In excellent Oulfstream Park. S t Lout* at Boston .Anilm Olbprt bad luck. U N 5^1181 •haps fhr the forUicqmlng Olym­ _ _iufi8 iir ‘ ^— delphla Tuesday between CSjailey AUe AW A90UT COAST COUi o t i • OAIAOWI pia*. .And why notT Ptg uttlng lU-UA

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Priced at three car garage. 3-6930 or 8Q 0-8824. other key points In cape town. ienced tax work. 24 hour "ervlce budget terms. MI 9-8496 or TR JAckacm 6-8408.. silver, picture frames and old State rent and locality. Write Box mines, and it was the first known 1958 Dodge BtaUon Wagon LARSON’S, Connecticut’s first 11 ers, equipment, floor pollahera. Houaehold Gkwds 51 woodOd lot Price $18;800. R. F. only $19,800. E?cceUent cpndltiMi tion, large lot, toll price $18,900. It was the biggest series of raids Ml 8-4733 6-9109. coins, old dolls and guds, hobby Y. Herald. Dlmock Co., 80 9-5245 or Barbara BOLTON LAKE—Bathing, boating case of gold miners, who uaiwUy 1952 BuIck Convertible censed'driving school trained — Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. cf- vacuuma. C. J. Morrison Paint SEVEN ROOM bungalow — tile Two family duplex, centrally lo­ on Negroes since the present wave COMBINA'noN on^ and gaa rartge, collections, attlo contents or whole and fishing may be youra when live to compounds around th* 1952 Pontiac pedan Certified and approved ta now of­ a n y k i n d of carpentry and cabl Private Instructions '28 fera varied and Intereatlng clerical Store, 885 Center St.. Ml 59711 estates. Furniture Repair Service, YOUNG COUPLE with child would Wooda, 8 0 9-7702. bath, glassed In porch, 2-car ga^ cated. three car garage, sale price o f' racial unrest In South Africa FEDE»4AL INCOME taxes pre .4 years old. Priced for quick sale. you buy Ibis cozy 4. room year-" mtaes. being Involved ta a racial 1954 Hudson Sedan fering classroom and behind net work done. Honest and rella poaitldn for persons with good typ­ Talcottvllle, Conn., Tel. 80 3-7449. like 5 room apartment on flrat rage, city utilitlee. near bus and $15,800. Custom buUt three bed­ sweUed Into violence two weeks pared with your aavlngs in mind. POWER LAWN MOWERS—Jacob Will trad* tor 4 burner gas range._ DC-WETBERELL Street - New ’round home. Special featuree In­ 1953 -Ford Sedan-- =.i_~ wheel Jns^cUon for teenagers ble workmanship. . Call Roscqe U A -CIVIL Service tesU! Men- ing ability. Applicants must be I ...... " -floor So;- Wiadssr sr "iffillbOt ■PllCi^Nlt $15,800. room ranch,-full baaement, mwy dteturlMuice. •~Kei5idif - n -4«* PREPARE FOR driver’s test: appointed. Thouaanda of jobs open. ditions. For further information call inches. Ask tor demonstration *"d YOUNG COUPLE would HJce three room epllt, only $13,200. Call the wooded lot, excellent condltltm. Durban, for digging a trsnch former thtemaJ Revenue agent w. on the M anche^rrV em on Town gas stove. Excellent condition. $38 large bedrooms. 81inimum down MI 9-7620 to work, showered buses b o ^ ------— - <— 1 Talcottvllle Ages 18 to 80. Driving and class BUIIjJINGS straightened, secured. Experience usuaUy unnfccessary. Mra, Peterson, MI 8-1161. • be aatiafled. ’Trade in your old ma­ PLEASANT HEATED room near or four Urge room apartment by Ellworth Mitten Agency, Real­ Terms to suit your needs. OSner ocRMs a road to establish A rood your home or by appointment -for quick sale. Inquire 44 tswis FHA. R. F. Dlmock CO., MI transfefred. Price drasttcaHy re­ for Dutboii with rocks. The poHce Also small bUBlnesa aervlces. MI M l 8-8191 room. Three instructors. No wall­ Underpinnings, foundations ' re­ Free IrJormatlon on Jobs, salaries, chine. Parte Slid sendee. We bath for gentleman.-Free parking. May 1. Call 80 8-4422 after 8. • tor#, MI 3-8980 or M I 9-8524. block. MarianhlU ta a CathoUo Open Eve. till 9 paired Carpentry repairs. Small sharpen end repair most all band St. MI 9-6097. 9-8245 or Barbara Woods, 80 MANCHESTER—Profeaalonal men duced to $8,700. Goodchlld-Bartiett were backed by troops and ar­ 9-8988. ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ requirements. Write today! Un- 84 High St. ' mission station. Jobs welcome. All work guaran­ WELL KNOWN company needs two and power lawn mowers. Ml 9-7702! ______, —Here la a home on Main Street f o r SALE—42 Santlna Drive. Man­ Realty Co., Realtors, BU 9-0939 or mored cars. __ 1952 DODGE Coronet, 4-door. Clean m y.. PI 2-7249. coln Service, Pekin 62, Illinois. which la in an excellent location. PHILCO-BENDIX 18 lb. wash. 26c; teed. ’TR 5-6789. employes tor survey work In our 3-7968. Cartel Equipment Co., 38 PLEASANT ROOM tor a gentle­ chester. 6 room Cape Cod. all 8 0 3-7925, condition. Good running condition FOR SALE—Used fuminirs. Tel, Apartment Buildings X—BOLTON—4 rdom ranch, en­ Ideal for office# wHh apartmentt dry, 10c. Lucky Lady Launder- .Manchester office. Some typing Main St. man, separate entrance, parking rooms finished. 1*,4 baths, Tire* $195. MI 8-1893. 8-7449. for Sale 69 closed breezeway with islouale on second floor. Ample parking. oenter. 9 Maple St., across from. , — ------— Garage—Service—Storage iO AIRLINE preferred but not essential. Appli­ Call MI 9-2951. place, toll baaement. ameelte Twins, Twins, Twta* cant muBt be over 21 years of CEDAR CLOTHES line poles In- *^dows. garage, awnings, com' Priced'In middle "HiWenUes. Ex­ Wantsfl—Real Estat»~ 77 General Hines Flrat Wtlonal Store. Open 341 FORD ’TELEPHONE utility ^ c k RooFing—Siding 16 ENJOY FREE TRAVEL TAKE OVER PAYMENTS 128-128 LYNESg STREET—Brand drive, H acre of wooded lot. New paint. Cast, iron radiators. MI age. Apply at 988 Main Street or talled and reset. Decorative flrr- WELL HEATED rooms, free park­ blnatlon doors ahd windows. W clusive with Home Finders Realty hours. GOOD PAY — SECURITY FROM FINANCE 00 new 4'4 room apartmenta with acre land. Immaculate condition $18,800. Call owner. 8 0 9-4848. Three set* of twin* we^e bom 8-4893. Call mornings 8-1, week GARAGE FOB RENT. '•89 E. Cen­ call MI 8-2319 between 9 a.m.-l place wood. Also kitchen table. ing. Also cabins with efficiencies. Co., MI 4-1881. any time. ______SELLINO—BUYING—Tradtagt We COUGHLIN ROOFING Company FOR UNPAID BALANCE Cap between i-T. Scranton’s Motel. year leases, moderate down pay­ $14;400. R. t . Dlmock Co. Ml D ies; Directed at Maneheater Metoefle^ H O ^- INCOME TAXES prepared in your ends. „ ter 9* M l 9-7177. p.m. MI 9-1853. BOLTON AREA offer you free confidential ta- tal In a d^lay 'period to the post ------j------incInc. juuiimm...Aluminum siding, --r-—"I asphalt Men and women Will ^ selected 1 2. OR 8 TEARS TO PAT! 160 Tolland Tpke; Ml 9-0826. ment. assumable mortgage. ^ D . 9-8248 or Barbara Floods, 80 IDEAL srrU A ’nO N for small busl apectlona and arrange all Ah m o - home or by appointment with your | START PAYING Realty. '470 Mafai St. 8 0 8-8129. neaaman. 8 room home plue 1 story w aA . 1954 FORD convertible, good condi' asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, from this vicinity to train Immedl- MAIDS, LTVE-IN to $230 month. 9-7702. $10,700—Andover Lake. 8 room tag from start to finish. Mitten savings in mind. Ml 9-8058. WARM. COMFORTABLE room, frame buUdlng (2480 eq. ft.) lo­ iSteaday. a set of tion, one owner. Reasonable Mile OARAGE FOR BENT.' Ridge St. galvanlzed or coppisr gutters and ; ately for attractive airline posltlOTB Finest Jbba—top N.Y. agency. A -1. WANTED—Freezer 1* cu. ft. IN MAY cape. Reduced for quick will work hand smd glove wth VA22y2 Years leaders. Ml 3-7707, , ; a* Hostess, ReservaUonist, Ticket $ ROOMS FURNITURE very ’ nicely fumtaljed. large ROCKVILLB — 8 room Cape on cated 2 blocke from Main St.. bdm to Mr. aad Mr*. —— [ age 89,000. New top. JA 8-3049. MI 9-4864, homes, tickets tent. Write Gem j larger, Tel. MI 9-4997...... Buttineffs Property for Sale 70 sale. - you. Member Multiple UsOng AL ELKDTS DAIRY QUEEN on ------—------Agent and Operations. Short, low Agenfy, 35 Lincoln, Roslyn Hts.; I $9.38 MONTHLY clothes closetX Pri'Vate htWe. large lot with detached garage, buaineaa zone n , reallatically Service. Call the BUaworth Mitten Estell, 80 Dart W Wop- AUTOMA’n c GAS hot water heat­ West Mlddls Tpke. U now open. HUDSON Hollywood Hornet hard ROOFING SIDING, painting. Car-1 training can qualify you. Will N, Y. 1 Bedroom. Living Room, Dlnstte. Parking.! 318 SpniCe St. beMititol view, many fruit trees, priced $18,900. S. A. Beechler. $10,700—Coventry Lake. Large 4 Agency, Realtors. 80 3-6980. (Coatiflued ttwm FAf® 4 room ranch home ranch. Carport, Early occupancy most new. COSMA APPLIANCE SERVICE. satin, size 1-B. new, Waahmg Machine, Westinghoose THE SUBURBAN - In beautiful ta rural setting. Full insulation, low rates, free estimates; free TalcottAdlle. Repalre oil make refrigerators, new catalogue makes selling so Tpngren, Broker, MI 8-8821._____ IF YOU ARE looking for courteous. [ tion A fter he left the V A to 1048, *ggr"’^ '3 !B.nd»-stDck. m o o p w . n 9-5134. Refrigerator. Bedroom, Living Blrchvood Park. Three bedrooms, combination windows, ceramic j $18,500—Coventry. 8 room Older expedient service, list your prop- reau In 1930. Hlnss ^eewne the 1cki9 and delivery. Mr. Miller, freerers, washing machines, dry- easy! Call today. Call CH 7-4137 Room, Dinette. Dishes. Rugs. Apartments—Flats^ Hines waa amibaasador to PaniJna [CHEVROLET. 1957 4-door Station Charest, Ml 3-7180. FOR SALE!—'Three demand first 7 rooms. Sophisticated p"t-level tHe bath and lavatory, buUt-ln MANCHESTER, Rockledge. 8 room home., 8 acres. ertv with us. J.' D. Realty, 470 first administrator aad aerved un A 541409.______era. ranges, oil and goa burners. I.amps. Tables. Blankets Tenements 63 featuring luxurious living.' sleep­ ranch, dining room, garage. Ton- until 1948. He lived a Miort tlm* 5 wagon with ’ radio, heater and !'■ 9-0883. All work guaranteed. mortgages, paying 6%. Interest WANTED woman for two or three and $25. Uoright pi'ano. pink, ex-1 oven and disposal plus many M dn St;. 841 8-5129. til Aug.' 18, 1946. In CaHfonfia In 1050.' H ion b * re­ economy overdrive. Jet black with Call EVERYTHING $398.23 ing, recreational faculties. 4t4% extras. Level lot 160 feet front ■ gren. Broker,- MI 8-8321.______$14,700—Bolton. 4 finished 8 room ------*' Htaes was chosen by President BUBCTROLUX (R) Special — payments made promptly. Apply days to do spring cleaning. rellent condition. $50. MI 3-1482 or i HEATED 8 room apartment, with cape, large living room, base­ turned. here to live and serve a* white'top. One. two, .It’s for you. M l 8-2507. cGii b6 Gssuincd with Quick sale price $17,000. Robert J- WANTED—Lots In A zone. Top dql- q Harding to head the Worid'B lightest weight heavy duty CHAIN SAW work — ’Trees cut. Roofing and Chimneys tg-A Box V, Herald. kn 9-0082 after 8 p.m. [very. Setup, garage and back yard. Bus .and SO WINDSOR—6>4 room ranch, a director of .the Acacia Ufa to- vacuum cleaner complete , $89.76. Drive It from Brunner’s, Tolland Price Includes Delfk moderate down layment. -l. D- Smith, Inc., MI 9-5f41.. ment garage. lar paid. J. P. Realty, 47Q , Wain I Bureau at a time when Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7558 «•" .elf-orooelled , 8®Dice. Guarantee Imme*ate de chUdren’a school handy. Hot water 3 bedrooms, spacious kitchen, fire­ eurance 06. He kept octlva to tW* Two tone color. See It today.SKec- Tpke., Talcottvllle. between t :30-4;30 or any time MORTGAGES—If you need money, Realty, 8G 3-8CF 470 8taln St. $14,800—Coventry. 8 room ranch, St„ 841 3-5129. ______that agency had been under severe ROOFING - Specializing repairing JAOTBSEN M self p r o ^ ie a jj Storage until needed, ar' gas range furnished, $120 88 FOOT RANCH, 4 large ^ d - place, aluminum combination win­ capacity until recently. trolux. M I 8-8308. .. Saturday or Sunday. we'are In a position to finance rotary lavm mower, used two ses-, appointment breezeway, garage, plas­ criticism, and touched, by scandal SILVER HAWK by Studebaker roof# of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ Help .Wanted—Male monthly. 8fl 9-1046 . . SO ' WINDSOR—Executive type 8 rooms, firop ice. garage, 2 wooded dows, garage fenced rear yard, Survivor*" include the widoiy, second mortgages in any amounts. sons, overhauled last fMl. $60. MI tered' walls. which resulted ta one o f Ita former I flport coupe. 6 cyl with overdrive. ter work, chlmneye cleaned re­ i SAMUEL ALBERT. Hartford- room Colonial, fireplace, full cel­ acres. Carlton W. Hutchins, -M I lot 100x200. $14,900 with 10%- L^effal Notlcff who waii Mla* Nellie Vler at Salt paired. Aluminum elding. 10 Terms to suit your heeds. J. D. 9-1043. ______" THREE OR FOUR room . apart- top men being sent to prison. AdtomobOea for Sal* 4 1 custom, radio, heater, whitewall MORTENSEN TV Sneclallred RCA gmST CLASS gauge makers, top i CH 7-035* lar, two-car attached garage and. j .5132 down. Owner tranaferred. John H. Lake City before their marrlagb years'' experience. Free esti­ Realty, 470 Main St.. M l 3-5129. ments including heat, hot water, breezeway, only three years old. $15,200—Bolton. Almost new. 544 OBOEB or NOTICE • ,1 Harding reportedly turn^ to tires, back-up lights, clock cigar televlalon, aervlce. Ml 9-4641, wages, alt benefits, paid holidays. Wack ! See It. Day Or Night Lappen. Inc. 841 9-5281, 8 0 9-7445, In 1901. and the eon. A daughter,. mates, Call Howley, MI 3-5381, MI DEACON’S UENCH. 9 foot, ^ raa for cooking, electric refrigera- BuUt by McCarthy, Asking $24.8po. IRVING STREET, No. 163—8 room room ranch, all the extras, AT A cOuK'T OK p r o b a t e held bectus* of the record Hlnea OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ lighter, twin aide mlrtors. Red 60-65 hours weekly. Apply E A 8 with gold stenciling, Very good ' If you have' no mean* of trans- MI 3-5219. Mrs. Vler* H. Kennedy, died here 3-0763. iport'atlon. I'll send my auto tor " ■ tor and gas stove. Call 841' 9-7737 Exclusive with Home Finders Cape. 2 unfinished, combination basement garage, ameslte gi.trW M ai;the"on'‘?h, ^Th .Sy made during ^orld W tr.I ta cials, flxlt y ..rself cars, always leather inside, reclining seats. It’ M A M RUBBISH Removal Sery Opportunities 32 Gage Co.. Mitchell Drive. condition, $55. MI 9-8498. In 1B43 Ice. Spring cleaning time, attics, lyou. No obligation., ' from 5-7 p.m. ______Realty Co. Ml 4-1831, any time. storms and . e:- Hent condi­ BOLIGN — Immaculate 8 r«»m drive, 2 wooded acres, high of March, A.D. 1960. . j vanclng from- captain to- brigadier a good selection. Look behind our Jet Wack. Guaranteed mlle^sge of assumable mortgage. Im­ Alao survivtag ore a alster, Mrs. cellars, yards. Residential. Com­ ! A—L—B— F-—R—T—'S tion. assume 4A4 %■ mortgage, ex- ranch Juat over Manchester line, Present. Hon. I general on the basts of hi* out- office. Douglas Motors, 833 Main. 3997 miles. New car, guarantee. WANT TO MAKE -NEED MONEY?? FOR RENT—V?hy look ftirlher? a n c h Frank M. Barrell. MUlbrite.^CdM.. mercial. Industrial, Incinerator 8>A ROOM R , knotty idne elusive. Roger R. DUpuis, Realty, fireplace, basement garage, cbm- mediate occupancy. His major con- Coat $3200 when new and It still Heating and Plumbing 17 Boats and Accessories 46 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD We have new 314 room, heated cabtaeU tile bath, Uvtog-dtatag and a brother, Brig. Gem. Qiarlea N£Ha> A CAR and had ypur credit and cardboard drums. Ught If you can grind gauges', come t o ------BU 9-1014. AD 3-3307. ■ btaatidn windows, *4 acre tot. M ^ Is new at Brunner’s low, low price $10,000-520,000 . A YEAR?? Open-Mon,. Thru Fri. till 8 p.m. apartments In residential area of L, basement garage, good con­ earthy Enterpriaea, Realtor#, MI $15,500—Andover. Large 8 room mne*,. retired, Waahlnfton. turned dovwi? Short on down pa^ S wlv $2295. Save $1000. Let'a trucking. Ml 9-9767. PLUMBING AND heating - re­ see us. Part-time or full-time nvjc PASSENGER high perform Free transportation to oUr Main Rockville Just 15 minute* from struction, $10,500. Carlton W. COVENTRY — On maiq road, only 9-4576, MI 3-8472. ____ cape, 144 batha, fireplace, mentT Had • repoasew^T trade today. It’s In Brunner’s Lark modeling Inatallationa, repairs. Two hard working men can-do I ho^^r8 arranged to suit your cbnven ance ahimimim runabout. Never Store in Waterbury. Hartford by Wilbur Cross High "krailSni;? 1" f« moved »ldl«rm Mtely W v« up! See Honest Douglas, get FLOOR BANDING and reflnlshlng. used, *275, MI 8-07*9.. Hutchins, 8 0 9-8132.______short walk to lake. 4 room home garage. ORDERED-. Ttai wid ap ^ xg months and- returned showroom. All work guaranteed 25 years ex­ this. A peat humus business Is lences. _____1 ‘ •Connecticut's Largest Furriltur* way. Kitchen appliances furnished "completely remodeled iruslde. full MANCHESTER— Custom built 6 gle lowUowa on the lowest down Speciitiizing In old floors. Ml perience. 24-hour aervlce. Call MANCHES'tER—$1,400 down aa- $18,900—Bolton. Large 4 finished 8 being sold. Equipment includes 1959 14 FT. FIBERGLA8 boat. ; Store" 8G IM824, TR 5-1166. cellar ceramic 'bath, asking room Colonial ranch, all king-sized and smallest payments anywhere. I PONTIAC STATl'*’ wagon, IW - 9-5750. Earl VanCaimp. Ml 9-4749. K. F & d : MFG. sumes 44i% mortgage. Large 8 room cape, 2 atone fire­ on the"l8th day 0f_AprlI, 19W, aK ten Earlier, when the United States ' power digger, bucket loader, shred- sports model with h.p. $9,500! Financing arranged. Ebc- rooms, two fireplaces, complete ... . - V tAicen Not a small loan or finance com­ 4-door, radlb heater, automatic. i der, 8-ton truck. Leads to contracts 334 Charter Oak Street sports PIECE mahogany dining g e n e r a l r e n t a l a g e n cy - We room ranch, cellar. Carlton W. places, walkout basement, o'clock in the forenoon, and (hat notice! - . . .jV- H]]ieg had pany plan. Douglas Motora, 888 GONDER’S TV Service—Motorola rude motor. W11 consider setitng ^ condition. MI clusive with Home Ftadera Realty stainless steel bullt-lns. A value I Very, clean. Brunrter:*, I-ark.ln ; will be given. Owner will give in­ specialize ta rental# of all kinds. “ Hutchins, t a 9-5132. tor only $18,900. McCarthy Enter­ full shed dormer. Mi/VVtit«%f’a.e‘?J5dency"}fr ap- ^ r g e 6f evacuating American Main S t______. ■ ______Talcottvine. Open evenings,'’Tel; and Phllco factory service. HI-FI, -'‘motor separatelv. For appoint*™""' * J D Realty. Ml 3-5129, evenings Co., MI 4-1531, any time. phonos end auto radios. 214 Spruce structions on equipment. 3-81*9. prises, Realtors, 841 9-4876, 841 iication aiid.the/timvaiul th*' tilTie jmd AJid piace^^^dI&CC of I Italy,TtA.1V. repatriating M l 8-5191. ______Moving—Trucking.-^. PAINTER — Exi>erienced, steady ment call MI 9-5285. j Ml 3-1837. 470 Malr St. SIX ROOM Cape. VA baths, full $19,000—Bolton. jArge S room espe. CHEVROLET 1959,.4-door w a ^ , If; :M1 9-1488. 4 CAROL DRIVE — Rockville. $13. 3-6472. Storage 20 i work. MI 4-1362. ceUar, house and grounds ta ex­ 650. 5 room ranch, large Uving 144 baths, stone veneer, radio, heater, standard shift. Juat f FUr Ki SHED S room heated apart- ins* a c?rculaUon in eald duTrtcL at] captain he had been on aaalgnment I OBD, 1969 V$ Country Sedan sta­ JOSEPH BARTH, Broker cellent condlUwi, well landacaped room, cabinet kitchen. 3 bed UNION STREET—Attractive two- well landscaped lot. like neiw. See tor yourself. Brun­ tion .automat*"', radio, heat­ RADIO-TV REFAIRS, any makA— MARRIED MAN dlsaatiafled with BnildinR Materials 47 i leait five days before sa * technical adviser on c o o ft de- wagon. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. 40 Bueklend .?t. melit. Private entrances. Parking. cornorlot, Buckley School, shown family duplex now under constru^ ner’s Lark tq TalcottvlUjj.______er. Beautiful Caltfomla brown. See cars, ampllfiera, phonographs and present Income, wllling to work 45 AdulU. Apply 299 Autumn before rooms, 114% mortgage can be $19,500 — Manchester. Owners St ttnie*and“'‘pi«ce*^l?dbS heard fenae to th* Greek government Light trucking and package dellv- USED BUILDING nytteriSl for by appointment PhUbrick Agency. assumed. Marion E. Robertson, tion. Archamhault, Builders, Ml Brunner’s Lark In Talcottrille for changers. Over 47 years total ex­ Buckland, Conn-. hour week. No experience neces­ moved to Florid*. IMO rolaUve thcreft. and make return to j yfjjcjj. tng . United StAtea declared perience. 90 days guarantee on all ery. Refrigerators, washers and sale. 2x8's and Up. Sheathing, stor-, SKILLS ’ 7:30 p.m. M1 9-8484. Broker, Ml 3-5953. 3-1440. 81U 8-4298. thie court, anv 676 Main ^ year# later w s i a brigadier Ml 3-8129 . 470 Main Street. Help M!anted— plete windows. Including frame, NEW DUPLEX. 6 rooms, large Uv- McCarthy Enterprises, Realtors, stone fireplaces, large ga- \imnnh0 mtDr Conn.. ADDOlntcn ,aupr-1 Brunner’a. Open, evenings. parts and rental equipment, t, A age,. Regular service throughout and alur’lnum Stonji wlndws. j nets.'Large shade toees. Owner MI 9:48’76,_MI_3-8472...... New England State# and Florida. Male or Female 37 ing room, picture window, birch OAK ST —8 room.' Y-story alum ■ rage and barn, 144 acres, Vfathino dithM M ^ulpm ent Co.. Bamforth Road. doora, and plumbing aupplles. . cabinet kitchen- ceram ic tile bath, (jiid builder. MI'3-4880. ' r M Vancouver. Brltieh Columbia, ^jAh Vohmteer Artillery he Ml 8-8563: ' imuh adtag. copper plumbing.-hew 28 ELWOOD ROAD—An imposing View. Vernon.' Bruno Moske. MI 3-0771. Help Wanted—Female 35 Choman House'Wrecking, Open; AIPCRAFT heat, hot water, Venetian blinds, wiring G. E. furnace; automatic i^d"en^‘ 'w t « ‘ n.me™lt^^^^^^ to 24 Spanlsh-Am «rfSS: If no answer call A1 Laska, TR EXPERIENCED wool presaer dally 8;8n.P.m.-8, Saturday 1-4. or THREE BEDROOM ranch. Im­ 8 room American Colonial home iJ i unknown ^ 1 War engsgeificnta: in the Phlllp- is easy tedeqr—• Luxury Laeel AUSTIN A. CHAMBER® Co. Local- wanted. Good wages. Call Irt per- storm windows, attic, cellar, cem hot water, S-car garage, ^ t maculate. 1% baths. 644% as­ 8-7609 coUect, call'M I 9-2892. trai location. Available May 1. 841 located to a well established resi­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO jOHN J. WALLETT. Judee. j pjj,gg w ss pedommended fo r moving, packing, storage. L«w aon at Manchester Dry Cleaners. 65x340. Houae completely tasulat sumable mortgage wdth moderate dential neighborhood. The room REGISTERED nurse, 7-8 shift; AT A COURT OF .PROBATE held rate on, long dlstanc# move* to 93 Wells street. Experimental 9-7888.______— —— ed J. D. Realty,*ta 3-5129. 470 down payment. SO-day occupancy. arrangement Is flexible offering 48 states. M l 8-8187. 'day week. Ml 9-2324. • ” .Brokers MI 3-2766 at Manchester, within and for the LET US CLEAN your attic or cel­ - ' ' ' MACHINISTS FULLY FURNISHED $ room MtUn St. Call J. D. Realty, 470 Mata Street, either 4 bedroom# It needed or 3 District of Mancheeler. on the 31et day lar tor spring. Call MI 8-8825. REGISTERED NURSE or L.P.N. .m 3-5129. bedrooms and a large family room of March,Marc.i, 1960..="~. rt 1 N O T I C E BeBH Herald Adv«. For Precision W ork on..„. apartment, completely redecorat­ VERNON—* room ranch, A-1 con­ Paul P. Fiano MI 3-0458 for relief. 7 a m.-8 p.m. 2 days, in Addition to the den. Two tile PjrcaFnl. of” 7va'^ Mev*^ lile *oi A public hearlhg wlU b « haW by Situations Wanted— ed. new furniture, second floor, dition, 8 acres litf d that could be 84ANCHESTER. Bowers -School, TAMKIR ■niEE removal, land Painting—Papering 21 3-11 p.m 2 days In convalescent Miller* centra] location,', heat furnished, baths; 2-car attached garage, large Manchester. In said 'District 'the Planning and Zoning Commla- cleared, firewood cut. Insured. Call Female ,38 used for building. 444% mortgage - near new Junior and Senior HAWTHORNE STREET home.'Rockville TR 5-4M1. ^ Grinders ' j- $95 monthly, .Call Ml 9-6808^ j can be assumed. -Priced -for-tiulck -lot 107x220. Porter Street School Tbe^adnninisuator ^vine ^ y , , x a v n at Covantry On Paul A. mison. Ml 3-8742. » SEPTIC TANKS Vertical Turret Lathes High Schools, walking distance EXTERIOR AND interior painting sale. D. Realty.„84I 3-5129. 470 district. Robert J. Smith, Inc., 841 Right in the center of town. Cen­ ?or"°aiio‘ wante. it^« the 18th day of April, 19M *t 8:00 and paperlianging. Wallpaper GRILL COUNTER worker. Exper STENOGRAPHER with ^0 years’, CLEANED and INSTALLED Boring Machines TWO ROOM furnished apartment, churches, shopping and transpor­ ATTICS, CELLARS, yards cleaned. experience. Including supervisory Main St. 9-5241. ter. entrance ranch with three ade­ ORDERED: That the i4ih day nfip j j Coventry Grammar books. Guaranteed workmanship. lence preferred but hot essential. | heated. Gas range, kitchen set. re­ tation. Modern three bedroom-®0' Rubbiri) removal. Light trucking. duties, desires poeltlon in Msn- lonlal, good quality, redecorated, quate bedrooma. living room with April, i»»HVte*nmfce“in‘‘! h e ' I n laid Town of Coventry, Reasonable rates Fully insured. Patio Drlve-In., JV. MiddleTura- • SEWERS frigerator, bedroom set. Free gas, DUPLEX, 6-6 rooms, new furnace, •tORTER STREET Section—7'room Very'reasonable. Call JA 8-4012. chester or East Hartford. Box A, AIRCRAn ENGINE now ready for occupancy. Fire­ a separate dining area and a nice BuliStnJ ln .aid Manchester, th* toUowiftg proppsed dlOngei "Fast and courteous service. Leo pike, MI 9-8088. ' . • - MACHINE CLEANED electricity. Low rent. Apply Apart­ coppet plumbing, 3 baths, alura- home near fchool, den, full dining light kitchen. Full basement with a the same !a a.aignf'd for. a hearin* on the zoning regulations. Household Services Herald. place. Double lot, country aettlng. this allowance of said •Uminiairatlon ac­ J. Rplletler. Ml 0-6336. EXPERIENCED, woman tor cos: MECHANICS ment 4, 10 Depot Square. iniim storms, garef*; room, large kitchen, living room garage. T.his home waa cuatom 1. Page 2. Section 1.1 a, is • INSTALLATION good income. Carlton W. Hutchtos Assumable 444% mortgage. Henry 18x24 vriUi' fireplace, bullt-ta book­ count vrtlh said estate,, ascer^lnntenl PAINTING AND . paperhanging. me' department. Saturday THIRD FLOOR flat. 5 large airy Escott Agency. 841 9-7683. bujlt by U A R., and. the owners of heirs and order' of diatrlbuUon. and amended by deleting “ RU-80 and.” Offered 13-A 8H 9-5132. cases and desk, attached one-car have moved on out to Cleveland. this Court directs that,notice j'J 2. Pgga 8, Section 2.1, Is amended Good cleui workmanship at rea­ highta and Sundays, Apply Mr. SPECIALIST . SHEET METAL rooms, large shaded porch; Hot garage, second floor, 8 bedrooms time and place aaalBned for sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ By ms or Mr.* Hart, Arthur Drug, water heating tenant contremed MANCHESTER—47 Overlook Drive BOWERS SCHOOL—8 room rafleh, The asking price makes this a ing be given to all persona knovw to ^ by deleting "80” and aubatltuttag | H A R O W A SONS, Rubblah remov­ MECHANICS seven years-: old,, foyer, .large liv­ and bath, extra -buUdlng tot. good \buy, why not 'look It over, chester. Raymond Flske. Ml 942 Main Street. ' and domestic hot water furnished. —Charming 6 room Cape on a lot intiPn*St4‘d’ to ftppear ftita therefor 40. so*s home heating al; cellars and attics .cleaned. IN BOLTON ing room, dining room, and 3 $20.9(». PhUbrick Agency, 841 Available at your convenience. heard thereon hy""publl«hlng 3 . -Page 3, Section 2.1.1, la 0-9237; , Town M Country Space tor parking. Bent $90. 175x225 overlooking Connecticut Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold bedrooms, full basement. By ap- 9-8464. this order in some newspaper having a amended by deleting the words | Hoar. MI 9-4034. ! Just over Oie Bne, Full mod­ TOOL and DIE Adults Only. References requlrM. Valley, fireplace, full cellar, plas­ circulation In'said Diatrlct, at jw* eurwoyl EXTERIOR 'knd Interior painting. , p^tm ent only. $17,900. Other list­ "fo r (me fam ily.” ern 8-room Cape, phi* knot­ . Drainaso Co* Available April 15th. Box T, ter walls, garage, and aunporch. A T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor day's before the day ®( WEAVING of Bums, moth* holes Ceilings reflnlshed. Paperhan^girhanglng. MAKERS , ings. PhUbrick Agency. 841 9-8464. ALL IN THE $14,000s , end bv mailing on or before April 1. 4 Page 5 by deleting Section Yen get premium quality ty pine snnpoircli. Finished Herald. ______Owner will sacrifice... Make us an 1960 by certified mall, a copy 9?7hla and tom clothing, ' hosiery runs, Wallpaper books. Estimates given. 1 MAURICE S. Ml 9-4143 offer. Exclusive with Horae Find­ order to Sherwood H. 2.2 and Section 2.2.1; on Page 8 Mobflheat with R T ^ ^ Fully covered by Insurance. Call recreation room, Breplace, COVENTRY — Four Voom apart- ENFIELD — Ciite six room fin Six room cape. 4 finished, ga MI 3-1577 ' fit ManchBJlt«*r. Conn.! £i8rlo Goa and Page 6;,.Sectiona 3.3.1 * to hF^dbags repaired, • zipper re­ GAGE MAKERS ers Realty Co., 8H 4-1531, any ished Cape Cod on corner lot. most completely eflective fuel placement. umbrellas repaired, Edward R Price. Ml 9-1003^ . ment, heat, hot water, electric rage, park-llke setting. Hot water 1.V, W Win^me St,. 2.2.5, rtiall be renumbered and | McGu ire O j :. bnUt-la oven and range, time. . Plaster walla, fireplace, aluminum COVENTRY—Dlmock Road—Brick Conn.: Collls E. Goalee. 31 Ully 8t.. oti additive in nee today- And men’s shirt-•"’liars reversed and stove, garage. References re­ oil heat. Brice reduced for Imme­ ■hall be Section 2.1.12 to 2.1.16. EXTERIOR AND ilntipg. aluminum windows, domes­ m a c h in e combinations, . full . cellar,, steel 8 room ranch, plaater walls, full Manchealerj^t^^n.^ WALI-ETT. Judge. you get premium seniee. Au­ replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ Rent Estate quired. Available April 1. A, G. VERNON—For those who want the diate aale. 5. Page 6, Section 2.4.1, la decorating, ceilings. Doors, tic hot water heat, large Crlckmore. PI 2-8449. ' beam, assume 444% mortgage cellar only minutes from lake. A amended by deleting the word* tomatic ddireris* . . . a beh ing Shop. KH 3-4644 $14,490 OPERATORS best, custom built 6 room brick monthly payments of $78,82. Ex­ real buy tor only $7,990. Exclusive hanging. Clean workmanship. Free ranch, 'fireplace, plaster walls, all Four bedroom house, garage, “for one family only. ’ SDoed payment pUa and many estimates.'No Job too small. John well landscaped loL $16,800. clusive with Home Finders Realty with Home Finders Realty Co.,-841 FLAT FINISH Holland window , with experience on MANCHESTER — Deluxe 2 ^d- aluminum combinations, two-car large enclosed, porch, recreation 6. Page T, Section 2.8.1, i#1 ether extras dedgned to moka Direct from owner. For ap­ ■Co.. 8H 4-lBSl, any time. 4-1831, any time. _____ Tools Said Used shades made to measure. All Verfaille. Ml 8-3521. MUlers ' room apartment. Large kitchen, garage, tool abed, two acres of room. amended by dieting ”RU-80 or.’ hone besting r*«lly aosy- <1 metal Venetian blinds' aLa new pointment call MI 8-8629. ceram ic tiled bath. Modern brick EXTERIOR AND interior painting. • Jig »llUs land bullt-taa, .far below conatruc- $18,900—6 room cape, aluminum 7. Page 7, Section 2.5.1 * and] 8301 • low price. Keya made while you Vertical Turret Latlies building. Convenient location -to TalcottvUle—8 room ranch, at­ COMPARE! In Break Found Now is the time to plan youl tlwi cost, at only $85,000. Exclu- siding, fireplace, hot water heat, Section 2.5.1 e, are deleted en-1 ) 12-42 wait. Radial Drill *Pre#»e* quiet residential, area. Heat-and tached garage, bUUt-tae, excellent 7 spring and summer painting. Ren- aive with Home Ftadera Realty dorme’rs, garage, trees, bus. 444% ' Offering really fine 6 room Cape tlrely. , , . M ob ilhfiot SECRETARIES hot water' provided. $135 ^ per cctadition, on bus line. $1,800 to as­ Police have found tools they aonable prices with estimates - MuH-au-matic LatHe* Co., MI 4-1631, any time. ____ mortgage.'Carlton W. Hutchins, ta reaUy fine setting. U ving room 8. Page 22, Section 9.2, Isj WITH nx eiiw ALL MAKES of TV. radio and AND Man-au-trel Lathe* month. Also available 3-room sume ihortgage. believe were uaed ta the uiuuc- boms ' electronic equlpmen'. ex; cheerfully given. Fully.. Insured, 8T 9-8t32, With fireplace, dining room, bright amended by deleting the entire An-OKAMA apartment on Center St. Newly MAN(3HESTER — Deepwood Drive ceaaful attempt to brrek a *^e ta column heeded “A-30 Zone#,” and pertly repaired with a 90-day giiaranteed workihanshlp, Thomas ' redecorated- Heated $80 monthly Call cheerful kitchen, three bedrooms. STENOBRilPHERS —Your choice of two tour room ELRO STREET—Home with six Cmvenient all aohools and bus. the office of Howell Cheney Tech­ by d e letlftg ^ e word ‘‘other* from I guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the Harrison, MI 9-2497. Don’t Delay—Apply Now At . The Jarvis Realty Co., your rental homes. Ideal for schools M d shop-, This yoked favorite with a Mqnches;er TV. Ml .9-1048. TALCOTTV1LU generous sized rooms. Extra large GOODCHILD-BARTLE'TT Asking $15,600. Good financing. nical. School Friday. the column heeded “All other | U you must make a.eluuige, ' headquarters 283 • E. Center St. 'ping. 'Both on large lota. Both un­ closettTYarge front porch, . full The tools wefe found aweetlieart neckline can be made EMPLOYMENT Xn 3-4112. Mi 8-7847. REALTY, Realtors any time &nes.*' - w iG iVf iiwr come In and learn of our career Tranaferred owper offer* this der $13,(W0. Exclusive with Home basement, one-car garage, good MADELINE SMITH, Realtor In some water along the side of p. .9. iPsge 23. Section f.i* « In a Jiffy and will see you through TV SERVICE - Potterton’a $11 i957 #-room home below cost. GRKN STAMPS ! season after season. . makes. Hlghsst quality guaranteed opportunities. OFFICE FOUR ROOMS, second floor, auto­ Findeiy ^ condition, handy to bus. echoole, BU 9-0939 M I 3-7925 MI 9-1642 Main St. The tools elec­ amended by adding the following; No. 8301 with Patt-O-Rama is work and parts, bvqr 47 years ex­ 8 bedrooms, boUt-ln rangy, time.- . and shopping. $18,900. Other list­ The lot ehall contain n]0t leaa SEPTIC TANKS 8M Main St„ Eaat Hartford, matic hot water. Wells Strhef. Call tric drill, a hammer. P> * in sizes 12, 14, 16,’ 18, 20, 40 42. perience. Famoue tor service since Apply 0t NURMI oven, fnU pellar. attaeheid g%- ings. Phllbrick Agenpy. 8fl 9-8484, Bctewdriver and aome drill bits-—, than 7600 aq. ft. per family.” Pattern No. 2T65.haa crochet di­ , Oonneeticut- 8H 9-5987 * : ROCKVIIXE—a-famiiyhome. 8-8.7^ 118 PRINCETON ST. —A comfort­ REALTOR WEEK APRIL 8-9 Bust 82 to 44. Size 14, 34 bust, 4% 1931. Phone Ml 9-4537 for best ‘ AND a d t o b o d y rage, laige cqmer lot. AasiM- were all Identified as belonging to W. Pag# 24. I M , to rections, material requirements; Empleyinoiit Offlco able FHA mortgaigo apptoxl- TWO ROGM apartment, fumlahed, ' large rooms-. 'A lso store ' building MANCHESTER—4’room ranch type able colonial ho. s with fleldston# m o risrty yards of 85 or 30-inch.. service. Open Monday thru Friday— and nine garages. Owner can live front of, 8 rooms Includlag -4 bed-; |l8,60flM-SIX room cape, full ba the school. amended by deleting "RU-80 and] ’ T o order. Send 35c in coins to stitch illustrations. f, PLUBOED SEWERS SM Main street matMy .812,600, with all utmUes. Parking space. home, central heat, city utUitiee, The 360-pound safe waa over­ all tha requirement* Mated fori "To Order, send 25c In cb)ni to::— DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com EaatlHartford, Conn. . 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. rent free; Property to b* sold at 'rooniBi csbln^t Wtch6n, dining ment, combtaati . window* and Sue Burnett, "rhe Manchester Eve­ 272 Mata St. 8H 3-4071. > excellent lot; 6n bus line! $10,900. doors, ameslte drive, shade toete, turned and attempt# had been /*’■ I Arnie Cabot, The MancheAer Eve­ panv doors and windows, custom a sacrifice due to Ulneas. CaU tor Other listing*. Phllbrick Agency. room, den and large living room. ning Herald, '118# AVE. OF. Machis* Glaassd Open Monday tlirii FYdday. WALTON W. GRANT more ■ detalle.- -Louis f'~’ dfarb, Dishwasher, disposal, 2-car base'- 80 days occupancy. SCarion B. made to crack it open. It con­ . p l a n n i n g a n d . z o n i n g AMEBICAS, NEW $«. N.' ning Herald. li80 AVE. .OF work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- , FRAn A WHITNEY F o u r HOOM duplex, stove and re­ MI 9-8464 OOM M IMION AAnSfUCAB, NEW YOBE M . N. limantlc HA 3-1198. .•— Septie Tank*. Dry Wells, Setter ^ S AJ*[. to 4 P.M. Aifency-^lealtor frigerator- • included. 'Available R ^ to r,: TR 6-7098. ment garage, laundry area, plus Robertson, Broker', MI $-5983. tained $50. r . lines 1nstalled-4>Usr Wster- MI nice deep lot'with many shade By Nothlto L Miller. T. a ir c r a f t April 15. 'Centrally located. WAPPING—Attractive 8 room spilt . Chalmani Ml 3-1 Fop laL-elsss. mailing add 10c CURTAINS LAUNDERED In -my prooSng Done. PRAn A WHITNEY MI 8-1188 MANCfiOBITER-* room Oolonlgl ! treea.. Within 100 ydrda of Bowers $12,800 Si x R(X)M cape. Aluminum Eleven of the 18 member# of: for each pattern- Pr(nt Name, Adr For Ist-class mailing add 10c for mvtatoB of United Aircraft 9-8869. : With buUt-in oyth and range, dish- level,.-large kitchen, 144 baths, aiding, treea. near bus, *ch«^ By Albert J. Itovsnw ^ | 301-I1B home by hafid. AH fabrics. Tears fireplahe, garage, • lA t .100x200. School and easy walking tilrtMce the Army hockey team list Mss- dreaa with Zone, Style N o. ejid each pattern. Print "Name, Ad­ experience.' MI 9-3411. AIRCRAFT lilUan O. Grsnt Corporatloa. ROCKV1LLE-J4 Laurel. Well er; 144 baths, ceramic; tile, ■bopping. Carlton W, Hutchins, MI dress ^ th J^ e and PqjttIhrNum* Nlca condition. ..Alice. Oampet to High .School: Asking $ M ^ . ooehusMte os thalr hens Mate- Blze. McKinney bros. blvlsloa of Cnitod AlrPratl Off North SohMl SV Eaat Hartford 8, Oaonaetiaat nMiedf 8 '' roofh apiurtment. ,7R lacs and paneled wall. Joseph Robert J. Smith, Inc., MI 9-8341. IM189. Band 15c today for your dopy ,of ■ber. . M l 9-88$4— Manckoator a Roasetto, Btofdsr. 1^.9'9>08. Realtor. M I 9-4648, M I 1-7857. ^ . ■ i Have yqu ’ the *80 Album con­ S«wBroq« Dkposd Co. £)orperattea ' ^9684. * ig A Sammer laaua o f our Eaat HajMotd S. Oeaa, Mlk$B O ow t ______p a tts ct'm agazlna Basic taining many lovely design* and Read ..Herald Advg. IS O -m Pearl S*-—AH 8-8M8 ■ ■ patterns? Only 25e a oopyi;

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