U.S. Chetrses Rebels V Iolating Laos T Ruce

PRIDAY, MAY 28. 1961 PAG^ TWENTY ^ . r lEmnins ii^rald ATcraw Dslly Nat Pm e Ron For tho Week Ended Tha Waethar STOM W IU IE CLOSED May «, Ifdl F o r e w t of V. S. Weathyr Bareaff SUPERVISED FREE PARKING AboutTown TUESDAY, MEMORIAL DAY Bala eadiBg, elaariag, «eld REAR OF STORE 13,326 nig^t. I.ew la SOe. dhaaea ad Anivwon 'Shea Auxiliarj-, VFW. Member of the Audit Mattered freet. SaddaF gmtianBg will ipansor a public card party HOUSE Butmui of Otrenlutle. fair, mild. Rtglf near dde. tcnlKht at 8 at the VTW Poit MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER M anchester^A City of Village Charm Hama Army Specialist 4 Samuel J. . t VOL. LXXX, NO. 202 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1961 (Claeelfled Advertielog on Pace 10) Haugh, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Sam­ Listen to PRICE FIVE CENTS uel J. Haugh Jr.. 71 Garden St., Kathv Gndfrev participated in a mass parachute wixr-cBs.' jump during Bbtercise Channel Manchester, 7h Reef, a five-day field training ex- lOHMI .%.M. K- erciae recently at Ft. Jackson. Monday thru 27 ‘Riders’ State News S. C. S p ^ aliat Haugh is in Co. B .Saturday, 5F of the 82nd Airborne Divisions Contest yh S25th Infantry, located at Ft. Eveiy Day Roundup Bragg, N. C. He la a 1958 graduate 3F Stay in Jail U.S. Chetrses Rebels etf Jtonchester High School, and entered the Army in July 1958. Voluntarily Mlaa Joann B. Morrison, daugh-. Todsy^ Sstiirdsy snd Miondsy Woman Killed ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Morrison. 60 Hemlock St., was named to the By ! « £ ASSOSIATED PRESS As Truck Hits women’s drill team at Springfield The first 27 "Freedom Rid­ College, Springfield. Mass., for the ers” convicted daring the cur­ Passenger Car V iolating Laos T ruce next >'ear. . Miso Morrison is a JUST IN TIME FOR fresljmnn physical education ma- . rent drive to desegregate jor at Springfield College. j MEMORIAL DAY PLANTING Deep South bus facilities re­ East Lyme, May 27 (IP)—A mained voluntarily in a Mis­ New York City woman was 1 Wllilam G. Hearn, aviation sissippi jail today while six I killed and”a Bridgeport truck I structural mechanic airman ap­ j driver injured in a collision | prentice. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. others • threatened a jail hun­ Reports 30 John E. Hearn. S3 Windemcre St., i ger strike in Alabama. between a trailer-truck and ai recently graduated from the Avia­ Boys’ Wash’ll Wear The legal action___ in Jackson I car at the Bridebrook over-j tion Structural Mechanic School at Mies., apparently had little effect j pass on the Connecticut Turn-' the Naval Air Technical Training : on the determination of Negro , pike yesterday, Infractions CCTter, Memphis. Tenn. leaders, however. Statements is-* Mrs. Sally B. Freeman, 35, of sa sued iq a number of cities indicated 4997 Henry Hudson Parkwav. .N'ew i Member.1 of Anderson Shea Post MADRAS-TYPE '4 a stepped up campaign was being | York, was pronounced dead at and Auxiliary who plan to attend planned with more riders expected | the scene.- 1 At Geneva the Memorial Sunday service at St. e to head South shortly. The truck driver, Anthonv Pas- i Mary’s Church will meet at 10:15 | The 27 convicted of brea,ch of the garo, 33, of 260 Birmingham St., | , Vientiane, Laos, May 27 (IP) a.m. at the church. Auxiliary mem- : peace in Jackson elected to -re- > v,-as taken to Lqwrence Memorial , —Premier Prince Bonn Onm bers ■who will decorate graves will OI R E.NTIRE REM.MMNT, STOCK OF main In jail, at least for the pre- : Hospital, New London, with cuts meet at the post home tonight at SPORT COATS sent, rather than post bond or pay j face and possible chest in-1 I left today for a meeting in 6 o’clock. I 8nes. juries. Nice, Erance, 'with Cambo­ City Judge James Spetwer told j state police said the truck was dia’s Prince Norodom Siha­ Mias Jeanne M. Kerrigan. 11 ' • ROSES the riders their conduct "flagrant- going west on the turnpike when ' 7 nouk, leading proponent at'a, Bnaign St., a Junior student at ly dLsobeyed ’ shortly be-• jumped the e.splanade and hit St. Marc’s School of Nursing in fore he imposed 8200 lines and 60- coalition goTemment for Waterbury. was elected vice • SHRUBS Regular 15.99 day jail terms yesterday. But he i Laos. president of the student councji smspended the jail terms at the ’1 Boun gave, no indication there and was admitted to the request of the prosecution. Shobting Probed whether Kfs meeting with Si­ honor society recently. She is the : • TREES Defen.se Attorney Wiley Blan­ Ridgefield, May 27 lA*)—A coro­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. j ton, Little Rock, Ark., contended ner's inquest is being held in the . hanouk might result jn his Kerrigan. ofBcers herded the 27 into a wait­ death by shooting of Capt. Clar­ ordering a Royal delegation, .99 ing room for white persons when ence N. Warren. 45. chief pilot for now in Geneva awaiting or- they arrived from JMonlgomer)’, Pan American Airlines. deFs, to attend the coinference. Ala.. Wednesday in wdiat he de­ Warren died yesterday in Nor­ Neither was there any indica­ ATLAN'nC scribed as a "plot to arrest them." walk Hospital. He wa.s found ROSE BUSHES At Montgomery, six of 11 F’ree- wounded in his Ridgefield home tion of whether Bouh might FURNACE OIL dom Riders arrested on charges of Wednesday night. go on , to Geneva. Offic^Is Autonuile IteUvery breach of the peace when they at­ The cause of death has not been here sRid he probably would tempted to get integrated service given. L T. WOOD CO . Hand.<;ome plaid.s and checks in wash and wear cotton. Cyrut C. Davis tells newsmen that he is ready |or a little nip. Warren was a well known pilot , return To Vientiane soon. Phone Ml 3-1129 Regubir ^ Choice of 11 (AP Photofax.) at a bus station lunch counter were IMPORTED Popular 3-button model with \fent back. conVertiblo flap- ...... tt) ___ - still in jail. who flew newsmen to Moscow in 2.00 ea. EA. V arieties The chaplain at Yale University August 1959. when former Vice ; Geneva, May 27 THis 9 9 patch pockets, blazer-type metal button?. Sizes 10 to 20. and four others from eastern col­ President Nixon visited there. He United' States charged today leges were released under 11.000 also participated in many firsts the Communist-led Pathet Democrats GrOndpa, 92, cash bond each and flew to New for the company. Burr Nursery grown: Golden Climber, Inipw ed Blaze. Survivors include his widow, Lao rebels are engaging in a The Doctor. I’alismann. Picture, Konigan Lui.se. Golden York, explaining responsibilities SUNGLASS compelled their return. Final four children, his parents and a systematic violation of tho RUMMAGE Charm. Etolle De Hollande, Eclipse, Crimson Glory and K nows Now sister. Ami. Quinard. exams begin next week. cease-fire in Laos. Rally for Before leaving, however, they A statement issued by the Amer­ SALE Canoga Park, Calif., May 27 held a news.conference at the home I Unmarked Cars Bill ican delegation to the 14-nation con- (ff*)—When two thugs waved of the Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy, Hartford, May 27 i.Pi The ! ference on Laos here said there razors at him and demanded tic.-icuera stand willi hal.s off and heads bowed last night as they sight the body of one of two men had been "at least 30 breaches o( Sot., May 27.10 A.M. Reg. 3.75 Roes Bushes SCOOP! a Negro Integration leader who is House, by a 197-54 vote, has de- | killed in a ca\'e-in at Toronto's new subway. fAP Photofax.1 President his money, 92-year-old Cyrus the cease-fire by Pathet Lao among the six in jail. The home feated a bill that would have | --- J,,------Spoonored by C.' Davis fought them 'for it. was heavily guarded by National banned the use-of unmarked State forces" between May 13 and yea- Registered patented ro.se hushe.s: Chrys­ PRE-TICKETED Washington, May 27—Democrats He had exactly $2. They took Guardsmen. terday, ’Ihe Mlsfdonary Society of ler Imperial. Merry Heart, Peace, Tif­ .87 BOYS' "LAKELAND" Police cara for traffic patrol a Talcottvine Congregational 8,000 strong—rally tonight behind it—and left him for dead in George B. Smith, a Negro law night. Cave-in Kill ^!16 Hours in Mud, Gravel "Some of the violations were Oiurrh fany, (^erry Glow. EA. TO SELL FOR $4.00 and $5.00 President Kennedy, under attack an alley, his throat cut in four student at Yale, said Abernathy isolated incidents, but many re­ 1 place.-!. had been denied permission to tele­ The vote yesterday was. in ef­ flect a pattern of premeditation,” Republicans for his support phone hia wife sincp his arrest fect. an endorsement of the State the statement added. In Hm Church Rosement of tractors-for-priaoners trade Davla lay there, bleeding, Polict Department's use of un- i ZIP JACKETS for five hours: Then his son,- Thursday. The Ameriesn eharget .raind and w r new spending proposals. "Those who remain in jail, be­ marked cars as means of promot- j Two W orkers Father, 19, Saved grave questions about the futura of Light Refreahmenta on Sale. Billy, a policeman, found 9iim. Kenne'dy himself had top bill­ ginning with the evening meal, have ing highway safety. | the international conference. ing at the-^100-a-plate fund rais­ He had been searching for the Fore the vote was taken a let Your Regular missing man for hours. planned a fast which will continue, Fore the vote was taken a let- | Toronto. Ma> ^ j The United States entered the DELUXE SHRUBS ing dinner celebrating his 44th until be is allowed to call his , t*r^ri5m State Police Commission-j struotion cave-m killed two lub- negotiatlona here only after the In- birthday two aays early. The sale Doctors took 54 stitches in wlfe," Smith said er Lieo J. Mulcahy was read In way workers last night. bur>in£ the wounds. They said he had . dian-Canadian-PoIish Intematianal 13 V arieties 7.95 W ~pt 6,000 tickets p^mised a size­ Tha Rev. WiUlam 8. Coffin Jr., which the commissioner said that them under eiglit tons of rubble From 30-foot Well Control Commission certified on Throw Them Choice able reduction of the party's cur­ lost perhaps five pints of the Yale chaplain termed the ar- the State Police does not now use - i R egular To Choo.se and wet concrete. It wa.s the first May 11 that a cease-fire prevailed DONT Away 2 .9 9 rent $2 million debt, \ blood. They held little hope for resta completely illegal. He also unmarked cars at night but that major accident since work started in Iaos. 2..3.1 ea. Still plenty of wear left In From Wash and wear spring jackets in solid colors, ■Vice President Lyndoh B. John­ his recover)’. ■aid a TaJe faculty member aent he was opposed to writing such a on-Toronto’s new ea.st-west sub­ Britain wants new Instructions shoes when brought here for 1 ‘ * son. House Speaker Sam Aayburn. That was six days ago. To- Fredericksburg. Va., May 27 i.Pij.they had to dig by hand to get Sleek, sweep-'round slender line styles, shim­ plaid.s and checks. Some fully lined, some yoke down $7,000 for use as bond money, restriction into state law. way last year. - A voung father trapped at the i the trapped youth. sent to the control commission ad' expert repairing. Burning Bush. Lilac Charles July. Pink Flowering Al­ D-'Tex., former President Harry da,y_^ ____ Davis is back in his Ca- but deblined to name the faculty The Houae voted on the meas­ Rescue workers witii torches There waa contact most of the that it can police the truce more Open Slondays All Day mond.. Bine .Mi.st Caryopteris. Dwarf Dentzia, Flower­ S. Truman and other party hot-'** noga Park home, sitting up member. ure after a lengthy debate. and a crane dug five houra to bottom of a 30-foot well 16 hours time between the rescuers and effectively. Thus far the move haa Closed IVednesday ing Quince. tVcigcIa Variegated. Ro.se of Sharon, Bridal mering rhinestone trims, novelty types and lined. Most wanted styles tailored by famous ables were listed for brief speeches and grieving mostly because Coffin, who is a member of the Earlier in the week, the House reach** the” bodTca” oK Edgar b sL "'aa freed early today and nished Burgess, father of a 3-week-old been blocked by the Soidet Union, Afternoons Wreath. Dentzia, For.sythin and Purple I.ilar. on a program aimed at emphasiz­ doctors won't let him smoke President’s Youth Corps Advisory rejected a bill that would have boy and a 14-month-old girl. the other conference co-chairman. "Lakeland.” Sizes 6 to 20. ing that Democrats are united be­ his old quota of three cigars Council, told newsmen after apend- kanip, 34, an engineer who came , to a hospital classic favorites. A host of high fashion colors, banned the use of unmarked cars here with his wife and two children ' Ralph W. Burgess. 19. was Twice, when a rescuer jokingly The American gtatement handed hind the President In advance of a dav. ing 28 houra in jail that; during daylight hours. suggested a fishing trip and when to newsmen, contained a list of SAM YULYES hia trip to Europe next week. H ^ did he do it? from Germany two years ago. and j^e 36-inch wide shaft "SHOE REPAIRING hand-polished frames, genuine optical hinges "While I have been In Jail I But the bill was/ successfully John Blaney, 29, a married, child-i rescuers at 7:15 a m: after res- his mother called down an off-r dates and places of alleged cease­ Kennedy leaves after the dinner ’’Stafnina,’’ said Davis. "A have had time to think of every amended to ban the use of un­ of fried chicken. Burgess called fire violations. OF THE BETTER KIND­ for his Hyannla Port, Mass., sum­ life of hard work. And a little peace corps man and woman, less carpentrj’ foreman. ,cuers freed his foot. Doctors at IS OAK STREET imported from Italy and France. marked cam from sunset to sun­ About a dozen men were work- j the scene said he was in good back: mer home. From there he will go nip now and then." whether they come from the North "All I want to do is get out of (ConUnned oa Page 6 ^ ) Same Side As Watkins EVERGREENS to Boston Monday night for an­ Doctors hav^ also cut out the rise and sent back to the 'legiala- ing in the 60-foot-deep excavation, shape despite spending the night BOYS' CHINO SLACKS or ScyuUt, and particularly those go- tive rommlssioriers for checking. here right now." other birthday dinner. Returning nips. But June 1,9 he will be ing to Tanganyika, the Philippines where pre-mixed concrete was i in mud up to his waist. Coffee, candy bars and sand­ 15" to 24" HIGH to Hyannia Port, he will fly to 93 and. he says, detetors have It returned to the House for ac­ being piped in continuously. Ost- Earlier this morning rescuers / Req. 3.59 and Colombia. They will havs to tion yesterday. wiches were lowered to the yotith. New York Tuesday to speak that told him he is "entKJed to a bear the burden o< Montgomery, kamp, Bianey and a worker named broke through the well casing be­ and a 6-inch pipe was installed \Vaj!h and wear poli.ahod rot- night at a cancer hmd dinner. little celebration. " Ala." Supportera of the bill argued Gordon Johnston left the upper neath Burgess and began claw­ around three points -- unmarked that carrijpd oxygen to him. ion in popular plain fron'. Ivy Tuesday night, accompanied by A newsman asked Davis - Also released on bond were the level of partly erected steel and ing through mud and grax’cl to He had a couple of bad moments Bulletins Requlor $3 95 each A models. Size.. 8 to 20 in Ohvr. Mrs. Kennedy, he will fly to Paris cars should be banned at night to concrete to inspect wooden props 1 .98 . 9 9 17 times a grandfather Sqd Rev. Gaylord B. Boyce, assistant reach him. It oozed' down on. them during the early night hours. A Culled from AP Wires Thuja Occ. Nigra and Thuja Occ. 1 Beige. Grav, Brown and for conferences with President three times a great grano^ professor of religion at Yale: Dr. on the lower level and the settling as fast as they could dig. floodlight lowered into the well .V WOMEN’S Blark, Charles de Gaulle. From there he father—why he didn't give the David E. Swift, professor of re­ (Oontinued on Page Three) of Uie fresh concrete. A survivor John T. Ellington, a profession- went out momentarily, then his Woodwardi. ®L will go to 'Vienna for informal thugs his $2. ligion at Wesleyan University. said the upvier floor suddenly fell ^.n.^igger. said the rescuers' oxygen supply failed briefly. Both talks June 3-4 . with Soviet Pre­ “I guess I didn't know any Middletown, Conn.: and Dr. John about 10 feet and a wall, of e a ^ | problfm was trying to clear times he was calmed down by his . JACKIE TO MEET NINA j ' mier Nikita Khrushchev. . Better." said Davis. Then he Maguire, assistant professor of re- ; showered in. Johnston I,..,-,...0 debris from...... the- -shaft...... -so ~ Burge.ss i older brother, 23-year-old Rannie Vienna, Auatrts, May 27 Iff) The Kenhedys will fly to Lon­ thought of his lost blood, ligion at W'esleyan. Traffic Deaths —Nina Khruabebev, wife of tho SHOE BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS ^ tSiT' .u .... could be freed.'As fast as muck j Burgess. Soviet premier, will acoompany Requlor $5.95 eoch ^ don June 3, where they will meet money, nips and cigars and Meanwhile, there was every in- | Tniree others were hurt. Ernest j gravel was'hauled to the sur- ''Burgess, employed bv the South- ».48 V/ went home after [ r . . . her husband to Vlemia next the Queen and the President will added: dication that there would be no De. . Plede,^ 40, I J ___I ifice.face', moic more mi sifted icii down and kept i orn De.sk Corp. here, look on the Taxus ru>pitata. I'axii.'; Uick.«i and ^ Req. 2.99 talk with Prime Minister Harold "But they say you're never Mount Slowly t-eatment of a leg injury snd John , B„rges., entrapped week, a Russian official said to­ 7 ... Short sleeve piinted cottons, I job with his father on the King lunipenis Pfilheriana. * > Macmillan. too ol(| to leafrt." (Continued eii JPage Three) ('corge County farm of Everott day. President Kennedy wU] be SALE! cotton knit.s. Aci'ilan knits. The Democratic National Com­ (Oontinued on Page Three) Shortly before dawn. Burge/is' accompanied by Ms wife, Jac­ Henderson near here when his fa­ Good color selection. .Sizes mittee arranged to get reports TRAFFIC DEATHS 17-year-old wife talked briefly queline, when he comes here to 1 . 9 9 Traffic ...... 44 ______' with the youth down the .shaft. ther’s scheduled assistant failed to 8 to 18. from Chairman John M. Bailey show up. tiUk to Khrushchev. Rontian Se­ and other party workers at a mid­ Boating ...... 0 I His oi\1.v comment was s brief ex- curity Chief M. V. Zakharov Bipartisan Talks Seen Drowning'...... 0 j pression of hope he'd soon be tak­ The youth was lowered into and day session iii advance of tonight’s out of the narrow well astride a told Austrian officlala Mra. FAMOUS dinner. Bailey announced he would Mlseellaneous ...... I en out. Khrushchev will come with tbe Drying clothes Through the damp, cold and 5-galIon bucket. He fill^ it with call for appointment of a commit­ News Tidbits mud at the bottom, then was premier and said the two first FLOWERING TREES tee to b e (^ consideration of a site ToUl .45 sometlmea rainy night, professipn- ladies will meet at least enoe, is easy today... "CLASSMATES" BOYS' Ra In COATS from the AP Wires al well-diggers and amateur rescu- pulled back to the surface by rope. Requior $5.00 each and date for the party’s 1964 pres­ Witnesses said Burgess shouted when Austrian President Adolf "COBBLERS" idential nominating conv^ion. Gov. Dempsey Seeks By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS » ers first sank a new shaft eight .ScJiaerf gives a reception at Hopa Flowering Crab.'Whitr.FInw- 4 9 Req. 4.95 Committee aides said there were Traffic deaths mounted slowly feet from the well, then Inched Schoenbrunn Palace Saturday ering Dogwood and Pink Flowering Heavy gauge plastic "Rnyn; BO plans for formal replies to as mqto>ist.s took to the road In Los Angeles County officials say through a 2-foot slanting- tunnel (Continued on Page Three) night. Dogtvood. E.A. "JUMPING JACKS ster” by U. S. Rubber. Light- fresh Republican attacks launched the early hours of a weekend actor William J. O’Neal, veteran welght--eas.v to pack and against Kennedy. Budget Compromise i which for .some would extend of many movie and stage musical 8 INA’ADERS DOOMED Requiar $7.50 each 0 .7 5 carry, ideal for camp. Sizes yi Senate Republican Leader Ev- through Tue.sday's Memorial Day comedy roles, died penniless. .U.S. Key WeeL Da., »Uy 27 (A>) — 8 to 20. 1- ar^tt M. Dlrksen of Blinola and holiday. Army" completes its investigation Three members of tbe eatl- Pauls .V'arlet Thorn and Mountain of newspaper story about Maj. Propaganda Setback for Gastro Castro forces that attemtped to Hartf(?rd, , M Adding to normal travel are Ash. EA. Sport ahd Dres^ (Continued on Page Six) 27 f>Pi—Gov .^another by a Republican represent Gen. Edwin A. Walker, U.S. Sec­ invade Cubd last month have 2 jyj I those who for various reasons can John N. Dempi has hinged his” *"— retary of Army Blvla J. Stahr Jr., been condemned to death, hopes for a statfcbud/net on a com ’Hii DemocraU first offered an ' Monday to make the pe- says. Havana Radio reported today. It /p BOYS'PAJAMAS promise between his Democratic amendment to eubitltute the ad* • ^ weekend. ^ New York State Supreme Court I Latin Americans Join waa the first report of death administration ‘and the Republi­ ministration’* budget for the GOP ‘ ^*1© weather refused to rwp- justice rules that Joanne Patricia | sentences for any of the cap­ Khrushchev Plans cans. __ i budget. but followed the move with , those planning spring NATIONAL PEAT MOSS *!^^q. 2.99 a motion to table'the matter. The outings, however, and spread un­ Warner Walsh was entitled to i tured invaders alnce the assault ^ries of Speeches Dempsey yesterday suggested a trust fund, which she claims she I on Cuba April 17. The three 'i Cu. F t. Bale. Reg: 2 .2 .1 ...... 1 4 9 FLATS Short sleeve, knee length, meeting of leaders of both parties amendment was defeated. 156-103,! seasonable cold temperatures over was forced to transfer to her par-, Tractors Fund Drive were ronvicM of having killed 3 Cu. Ft. Bale. Reg. 3.2.'>...... 2 .2 9 summer p.j.s. in no-iron cot­ Immediately after learning that- and the. motion to table w ent' of the nation. t • so*s home heating ^ On Way to Vienna The National Safety . Council ents under "fraud and duress.".. Juan Menuel Marquez, one of. the 6 Cu. F t. Bale. Reg. I.2.') ...... 3 ’.3 9 ton plisse. Sizes '4 to 14. As­ 1 . 9 9 the Republican-controlled' Houae down. 154-4P3. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- Washington, May 27 lA'i—Fundrsurances that the prisoners actual- early supporters of Prime BDtt- Voluts to 10.95 sorted colors and prints. had rejected -the administration’s Rep. Leonard T. Calvert, made no estlmale- of hi^w ay fa­ Minn., says Congressional accept­ ly will be released. Ister Fidel Castro who fought 7 our w ay I (By THE As s o c ia t e d p r e s s ) $589.2 million budget and adopted R-Granby, then tried to tack on talities for tile 4-day period but ance of President’s new $4.8 bil­ raising groups in more than half with Mm In the Sierra MaeatTa, The Soviet Foreign Ministry an­ a GOP budget of $553.6 million. an amendment to cut $420,000 said extraordinary travel on Me­ the countries of Latin America Castro has yet to reply to a tele­ Vou get premium quality lion foreign aid program may de­ gram sent early this week con­ tbe radio reported. AGRICULTURAL LIME nounced' in Moscow that Premier "The differences are such that I from a requested $1,068,130 ap­ morial Day alone could produce pend on how s^vlftly administra­ have joined U.S. citizens in efforts Mobilheat with RT-98 the Khrushchev would leave by train am sure they^ can be adjusted propriation for fire insurance on I(X) deaths, SO more than the aver­ taining the Reuther group's ac­ ... tion weeds out misfits abroad. to buy tractors to ransom 1,200 ceptance. KENNEDY SIGNS LATIN AID most completely effective fuel tonight to meet President Ken­ promptly if both sides sit down as age on a non-holiday Tuesday. Washington, May 27 IT»— 50 Poung B ag ...... ' ...... 4 3 ' • CASUAL and DRESSY STYLES nedy in Vienna next Saturday, and Mrs. Elizabeth Lou Blevins of rebel prisoners held by Cuba. In Detroit, Headquarters of the oil additive in use today. And BOYS' DRESS SLACKS reasonable men for a frank ex­ (Continued on Page Two) A nationwide Associated Press Peoria, 111., who admitted locking This is part of evidence reaching President Kennedy today signed you get premium service. .Au­ diplomatic sources said they un­ change of views,’’ Dempsey said. survey, made for comparative pur­ 'Tractors for Freedom Committee, a bill providing a special 8560 ^ • SLIPONS and STRAPS derstood he would make a series Both J. Tyler Patterson of Old two of her children In a closet Washington that Cuban Prime contributions to the tractor fund tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ GIRLS' DUCK Req. 8.99 poses covering the 102-hour period most o fsix years because she Minister Fidel Ca.stro has suffered million Latin AmerioaB aid fund. anced payment plan and many of speechee in Chechoslovakia en L>Tne, Republican Houae majority from 6 p.ra. Friday, May 12, to are beginning to come in, but have He said it was aimed at build­ HART'S LAWN FERTILIZER •STRAWS 'PATENTS • CALFS Dacron-Rayon and Dacron- route. leader, and Rep. William T. Shea Textile Union Fails "didn’t want to be bothered,” sen­ a serious propaganda setback as a not been totaled. Other extraa designed to make Cotton wash and wear blends. Tuesday,* May 16, counted 341 traf­ tenced to three to five years In result of his prisoners-for-tractors ing a “stronger and more proe- Rep. 4.50. Non-huniinfr. ran be applied ^ . 9 9 If these speeches are of a pro­ of Meriden, Democratic House mi- ¥ « *71Z Y a q s * fic deaths, 14 boating fatalities, 78 Reuther, president of the United perous hemtephere.” The bill home heating really ea»y. DECKPANTS Solid c.olofs, checks and nounced ' anti-Western diaracter. norlt.v leader, readijy agteed to a | “ / 2 -8 prison. . .A $200,000 Chicago offer. Auto Workers, told a Philadelphia anytime. Covers 5.000 sq. ft. • BROKEN SIZES plaids. Waist sizes 26 to 32. drownings and 106 miscellaneous race track fire which killed three Other evidence comes from also sets up a $100 mlUlan fund they could cast a chill over the meeting to see If a compromise for a total' of 530. audience the committee had re­ to help ChUe rebuild from the 2 Khruahehev-Kennedy talks, west- men and 42 trotting horses Opril comments by Latin American ceived two $25,000 contributions. Mobilheat.;;!!^, Requlor 6 ® ® could ^ worked ou.. Henderson. N. C., May 27 (JP> — The Safety Council said traffic 16 is ruled accidental by coroner’s newspapers and public speakers 1960 earthquakqe that devna- err. diplomats' In t)ie So\iet capi­ There was no immediate reac­ The Textile Workers Union of _ Brendan Sexton, a UAW official tated its aeuthen reglea. Ken­ I cJeonpocfion 3.99 tal said. ■'> tion from party leaders in the fatalities would average 385 over Jury. which .'are in striking contrast to acting as temporarj’ custodian of nedy signed the approprlatiea oddWve HART'S CRABGRASS KILLER While the Soviet premier la Senate. America is fortnally ending the a non-holid.ay 102-hour period. Space Agency says it plans to the stream of antl-'Unlted States the Tractor Fund, said about 50 of bill in the preeence of Oongrea- SPECIAL GROUP OF New summer fa.'fhlon favorite' fn long-wear­ bamatorming through Conununist However. Patterson noted that costliest strike in its 24-year his­ The last period of that duration launch another Tiros satellite this utterances recelv’ed here many the more than 250 letters received sional leaden, repreaentattvee et Reg. 6.95. New turf formula eliminates '2 .9 0 ing eaay-to-cai'e-for white duck. Novelty rope BOY«'HANDKERCHIEFS Czechoelo'vakla, Kennedy 'will be Republlcana have alWaya said they tory June 1,, the 214-year strike when Memorial Day fell on Tues­ summer in hope of getting pic­ tlmes,ln the past. at the Committee headquarters in the Organization of Amertcdn crab gTa.s.>i m. 5.000 sq. ft. area. belt. Sizes 7 to 14. RTiite cotton T-tops . . . 1.99 meeting in Parla with French were "prepared to give and take against the. Harript-Henderson day was in 1950 when 347 traffic tures and temperature data from The 10 prisoners Castro paroled the UAW building contained cMh States and the Inter-Amet4eaa WE GIVE HrK 3 Kequiar 35c eo. President Charles de Gaulle. on budget mattera.’’ He added he Cotton Mills. deaths were reported. An over all at least one hurricane. . .Senate a week ago to arrange a deal in contributions. He reported several Development Bank. WOMEN'S WEDGES (The . reitort of Khrushchev’s agreed that the two budgets had Except for token . pickets, the total of 571 deaths for the period unanimously approved giving gold the United Slates are slated to re­ $100 checks. GREEN STAMPS GIRLS'JAMAICAS . speaking plans aroused spebulatioh "room for honest differences of strike has been over for many also included 96 drownings and 128 medal to com^lan Bob Hope for turn to Havana today. Detroit Postmaster Edward L. RIVALS BEAT TEAMSTER Fine White cotton, $■ In the west that he hop^ to take opinions in certain areas." months and by any yardstick, it deaths from miscellaneous causes. "his services to the country and They carry a message from a Baker/said the fund’s spetial post Los .Angeles. May 27 One AGRICO FERTILIZER ~ ^ headline play in the world to the cause of world peoce." U.S. Tractors-for-Freedbm com­ R.,.!.. 2.49 .3 8 Packed 3-to-Uie-box. for ' Should a bipartisan meeting be was a failure (or the uAioh. 'The last midweek .Memorial Day office’'had received ahother 45Q or of six union niembeta who bar­ Values preaa Away from the Kennedy-De arranged, it. will probably be held tins cost to the TWUA included: was in 1957 when the holiday fell Billy Graham’s throat infection mittee promising ,to siipply the ricaded themaelvea la theNTeaa- ’ l Reg. 2.55. 50 pound bag .39 Solid color textured cord*. tractors if Castro frees the capi- more letters.’ MORIARTY .. 1 to 11.(K) Gaulle meeting so he could meet next week so that a budget for the 1 — Strike relief amounting to on Thursday. That period, also ex­ will keep him in London hotel bed Information available In Wash­ stem hulUUog todaj" told poUqi For gardens. Sizes 7 to 14. the President with an Initial prop­ 1961-63 biennium can be adopted 81,250,000. . ______^___• tending 102 hours, saw 413 traffic for week, but American Elvan- tlves. . f - he wap a o y e r^ b e a ^ bjr m o ^ 5.90 —However,—the group -headed by ington Indicates that tractor fund­ aganda advantsfe.) before Jum a car- ^ tH ir T 3 4 ” drownings “Tand 118 gelistThay^'be''able'ttrtalw limited ben of a faction-blOt BROTHERS President K l^ed y does not labor leader Walter Reuther. Mrs. raising drives are' under w-ay in 11 joumment date for .the General olinaa director, Boyd Payton, sen­ miscellaneous for a. total of 660. part In final stages of Ms crusade o( the 20 Latin lands south of the n l^ t. W. Blalaa Vnttoa, 42, re©- plan to issue a warning or draw Assembly as provided in Uie. state tenced/-to jail with seven TWUA Hie Memorial Day holiday of in Manchester,' England, doctors FVankllh D. Roosevelt and Dr. 301*315 Cuntur St. a h a rd -^ e when he meets Soviet Milton E. Elsenhower, brother of bbrder. They are: ordtng WmotaiT of TaanMtan WITH ALL CASH SALES OonatituUon. members for a dynamite conapir- 1958 covering Friday, Saturday ■ay . . . Comedy star Phil Silvers, Local 2 0 8 , WM treated tor band Premier Khtushchev. \ ’ Houae passage of the Republi­ ae>'. and Sunday produced a record 371 recently named Stage Father of fprmer President Dwight D. El­ Chile, Colombia, El IJalvadore, Guatemala, Honduras. Mffxieo, and facial taJnrlM apd peaMMn. Ml 3-5I3S ■r But he ‘ does intend to tell can budget—on a 159-104 party 8 — Tbe lots of tha .Harriet and traffic deaths. Only four less, 367, the Tear by National Fathers Day senhower, wants to send a tech­ broken riba a t OentTal Becctf* S & H GREEN STAMPS TODAYI SATURDAY and MONDAY! line vote—(lame after two aurpriae were counted last year when the Cmnmittee, becomes father of twin nical committea to Havana to hue B aailM i « F b|« H s) moves, ooa by tha Democrats and (IDoaHawd m Fag* Twe) holiday fall on Monday. (Iria work oiit detaila aild obtain al­ XOoattnued oo F s (t Hsne). V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURf^Y. MA*^ 27* 1961 P A G B TWO \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. MAY 27. 1961 PA G E T H R E E 'Coventry RockviUe-Vernoit Bipartisan Talks Seen ly by the oam^ IntareaU shall be deemed to be owned or controlled Deadly Reckoning hj Robt. Day 27 ‘Riders’ 16 Hours in Mud^ Gravel ^ in for BoBlagtoB State News by one person. SCHOLARSHIP 00NTE8T The changes were made to cov­ Get Entry Blanka A t L ^ o n Plans Little League er "loopholea" In Ui* 1969 act. Gov. Dempsey Seeks Berube’s TypearritUr Bervtea Roundup Stay in Jail 9 679 E. Middle Tpke. . Vets Tribute Opener Slated F.)—A pro­ M l 9-3677 Ly AlfTM ShetewoM NOKIH ▼•termna *nd wnrlcemen will A parade at 13:30 p.m. Sunday (Contlnaed from Pag* -One) vision for a mandatory Jail term Budget Comproi ise If you’re oontent to bid wl^het for booktea convicUd for the third Voluntarily •tUad church icrvlcw at U a.m. will begin opening day ceramoniea you can make, your opponents win protect wonien drivers who' are time has ben eliminated by the From 30-foot Well Sunday at Second Oonfregational for the Vernon Little League love you dearly. Most experts are afraid to stop for anyone In such Senate from a bill that would Church in observance of Memort^ which will start Its season at the (Conttaood from Pag* Oa«> _greeifilert , . hut they *y protect- them- vehicles; unmarked cars have no otherwise eetablleh haraher pen­ (OontiiiiMd from Fog* One) selvea by eoerlng nlaehooda across appreciable Impact on highway N o t ic e Sunday in the annual p r o ^ m o f new field at Vernon Elementary alties for gambling activities. (Oonttaraed from Page One) state properties. It was defaated- their trail. aafety; and the ban would not The Senate approved Uu change dha Green-Cbobot Post. American School. letup in the fraedom rides and British Doctors on a voice vote. The If South bids tha hand normal­ hinder the operations of the state yesterday in a 17-11 Vote’ that their objective of. ending travel a warning when the mud suddenly WE HAVE DAILY tiC«ioa and its Auxiliary. The parade will end at -1 when ly, he will make a cue h| Pew 3 <7 Piw Hunt for 2 Pushed suming it passes there, It would metit Interference In their cases. tried to free himself without suc­ ers, Third Selectman Eklgar H. is in Jeopardy even at five hearts. AU Paw munity-relations for the Congress Music will be furnished by the E. Vi'ilson. and Little League District Into the closing hours of the legis­ ment. And for their wives who go to the House. of Racial Equality (CORE) told However, doctors whose pre­ cess. Once he tried to dig him­ Frank P. Sheldon of 35 Meadow Fake Coe Bid ppenias lead ~ 4 9 New London, May 27 (.^ — A ■Minority Leader Peter P. Ma- O. Smith High School band under Representative Donald P. Berger. lative session on a sea of words wondered what they’d do when South has a better chance in search for two Coast Guardsmen a newsman In New York the free­ scribing appears unreasonably self free with a big kitchen ladle, the direction of Dr. Lloyd Lane was recently elected pres­ Daily Question rianl, R-Groton, opposed dropping but as fast aa he dug away the ■ A flag, presented by the Vernon and partisan dissension,” hes aid. they found themselves with "twice the average game if he makes a missing since Tuesday In Long Is­ dom ridea are but one step of a costly may have to justify It to LENOX Schmidt. In charge of the pro­ ident of the Manchester Associa­ Republican Town Committee will Shea said the Democrats were Aa dealer, you hold: Spade—Q the mandatory Jail term, saying Negro drive to wipe out discrim' mud, and the holes filled again. as much husband and half the in­ fake cue bid in diamonds. This will land Sound was intensified today. it would "give aid and comfort to other doctors on the local medical gram for the Legion will be Stan­ tion of Insurance Agents st their be raised. willing “to exert every poaslble ef­ probably Induce Weet to lead a 2; Heart—-9 8 6 2; Diamond—A The 14-foot skiff the men were ination entirely in the United committee. The rescuers were hampered, ley J. Harris, post commander, fort to arrive at a budget that will come." Q 9 2; Club—K Q 7. What do you the bookies.’’ States. too, by the shifting mud and by PHARMACY 13th annual meeting held at the A double-header involving the club. sailing the night they disappeared And the Government can pre­ and for the Legion Au-xiliary, Vernon league's four taama will meet the objections of both par­ Here are a few atoriea which tell say? Those supporting the change In The Student Non-Vlolent Coord­ sections of well casing that slipped Manchester Country Club. Now South is practically home. was found smashed against the bill said it Was a matter bet vent a doctor from setting up a 29V E. CENTER ST. Mrs. Elizabeth Rychllng. presi­ get the season officially underway. ties and the needs of the people of why my attitude changed: We He can ruff out the ace of clubs, Answer; Pass. If you hevp a con­ Hatchet's Reef between Nlantlc inating Committee Issued a call in out of place In the cave-in. Boa'rds dent. A Manchester native. Sheldon the state." have a neighbor, an elderly car­ servative partner, open with one ter left to the dlspretlon of the Atlanta for immediate Intensifica­ practice in an area already ade­ were lowered that could be used Boys from both Rockville and draw two rounds of trumps with and New London yesterday. Judiciary. quately served by doctors. TEL. M l 9.089« At the Nathan Hale Cemetery heads the Frank P. Sheldon In­ Vernon Little Leagues will march ^VhlIe arguing against passage penter who haa been in “ moth­ the ace and king and then begin diamond. It's a dangerous type of The two men, Jimmy Weather­ tion of freedom riding and other as a safeguard against new^ cave- the national anthem will be sung surance Agency at 83 E. Center in the parade. There will be an of the Republican budget. Demo­ balls" -for the past several years. hand to open with an d g g n u lv o The stricter penalties called for activities to eliminate bus and ins. the epedea. West can ruff with ford, 26, Charleston, S. C.. and In the bill would start with the by the entire assembly, accom- St. and is a mdhber of the Hart­ American Legion color guard. crats tried to show how the GOP He loves wood. He handles a piece the queen of hearts whenever he partner. I t you play the "week Charles E. Brocker Jr., 19, Naza­ railway station segregation in the Shortly after his brother arrived jiled by the band; fallowed by ford Life Underwriters and Hart­ budget was inferior to that of the of good wood the way a concert notrump," showing balanced 'dis­ second offense. A fine up to $1,- Deep South. Sunday Events likes hut South can get beck by reth, Pa„ were on a supply run SIX), imprisonment up to two years, Chairmen Named about 6 p.m., Burgess called up: Sa pledge to the flag, prayer by ford Chapter of Charter Life Un­ administration. violinist handles a Stradivarius. ruffing a club to continue with tribution and 11 ..to 14 points In from Falkner Lighthouse to Gull- Negro integration leader Mar­ “How come nobody’s come down The annual Jaycee Road-e-o will high cards, you can open 1 NT or both could be Imposed, on "Pninteci^K: Henry J. Korber of North Wind­ derwriters group*. be held at the First National They contended that the Re­ He strokes It after It has the rest of the spades. Dummy’s ford w’hen they disappeared. tin Luther King Jr., head of the By Jaycee Wives here to get m e?” His brother ex­ ham. post chaplain. The Rev. R. Also named to posts were Mau­ publican budget was ‘ ill eontider- been planed the way you would without Wbrrying abut getting too' bookmakers for second offenses. Southern Christian Leadership Stores Inc. parking lot off Wind­ losing diamonds go off on the Third offenders would face a plained the rescuers were afraid MacArthur. pastor of First Con­ rice P. Correntl of the Correnti In- ed." and "irresponsible." pat the hand of a chenible young­ epadee, arid the rest la easy. high. Conference, met with key associ­ of caving the well in on him. BOSTON, LOS ANGELES sor Ave. at 1:30 p.m. The compe­ (Copyright IM l, Oeneral Featarea More Judges Urged fine of up to $8,(KX), or. up to three The Ttmmhrt Sathty Sentm Appointments of committee gregational Church of Coventry, aurance Agency at 46 Cottage St., tition is open to licensed drivers Patteraon defended tJia budget ster. When you have executed the ates in Atlanta Jo map plans for Later, as the new shaft was " LONDON will speak. After the program, vice president; slid Alfred P. Werb- by saying that it reduced spend­ Ever since his retirement, he Oorp.) Hartford, May 27 UP) — Chief years in Jail, or both. segregation-testing bus trips on a chairmen for the Jaycee Wives of who will not have reached their fake cue bid a few timea. you’ll Operators of policy games, or drilled, Burgess was asked if he veterans, assisted by children's ner of 40 Marion Dr..Appraiser for ing by “ modest but ntteasary has been leaving home just as find that your opponents will au­ Justice' Raymond E. Baldwin has •5% o f Nm catvaMM in 1960 involvad iMvor ofror. large scale. However, he urged Manchester for 1961-82 were an­ felt the hammer. groups, will decorate the vet- Jarvis Realty, as secretary-treas­ 19th birthdays by Aug. 15. Ap­ punctually as ever, walks to a shop apparently failed to persuade Re­ "numbers" as it Is sometimes a temporary lull—but no cooling plications are available from Sam­ amounts." tomatically lead the suit that you called,'' would also be liable for nounced today by Mrs. John Aron­ "Yeah,” he answered, "I can erana’ graves. urer. He said it woyld provide real maintained by townfolks for vo­ bid. ’Then you can switch back to publican party leaders that the off—In freedom riding. uel Blonstein. harsher sentences under the bill son, president. feel the vibrations below me." Tin: Tht group will motor to the Leonard Rivard was appointed service to the taxpayers of the cational training of ^the mentally honeat bidding. - The Important Superior Court needs seven new —*------'- Still later, he admonished; to a five-year term on the T o ^ Thirteen veterans' and patriotic state” and takes into account the retarded. There he s^nds hla day Judges. Policy operators now can be Committee chairmen are Mrs. north end of town and assemble organizations will be represented thing la to create a problem for STATE fined $1(X), or Imprisoned up to Propaganda Setback for Castro "Don’t let that jack handle hit (MHISTIAX at 10:30 am. at the junction of Municipal Insurance Advisory future health and economic wel­ teaching by example the akilla the opponents rather than allow Baldwin, in a personal appear­ David Sampson, program; Mrs. my legs." at a worship service at Union necessary for turning out modest Special Holiday Youth ance before the House Judiciary six months, or both. These penal­ June Dance Set 7 Rta. 31 and 44A to parade to the Committee. Other members are fare of the state. tham to rely on you. Donald Forstrom, house commit­ John Jenney, Herbert McKinney, Congregational Church at 10:45 articles that can be sold for the Basket Provides Show Tuesday, May 30th Committee yesterday, urged pass­ ties would be retained for first of­ S( IKX( !•: Center Cemetery. The prayer will a.m. The groqpi will meet in Cen­ fenders. tee; Mrs. Charles McKenzie, pub­ be givap Philip F. Underson Sr., Earle Rohan and M. Kenneth benefit of the shop and the individ­ At 2:00 P.M. age of a bill expanding the Su­ By Century Club tral Fork at 10:20 and will be es­ ual worker. Plug in Pond Ice perior C^urt from 22 to 29 Judges. Second offenders would be fined Latin Americans Join licity and historian; .Mrs. Fred Moxitor acting chaplain; the address, by Ostrinsky. ______Scouts Reunite Cartoons and Fun from $1y an­ The third of this small group la with a close-fitting cover and Frank E. Morton, 2l, of Buckland, Potterton's civil Jurisdiction of the Circuit mittee” of women In Caracas, 2. ian; Mrs. Allan Schubert, exten­ 186 Center St.—Cor. of Church prayer. The address will be given Mary Ellen Femald. the benediS- Nelson A. Cottier of Rockvdlle other former roember^f the sen­ chair-ridd.en. Because she had little enough stones to make the bottom Church Slates Venezuela, has sponsored adver­ was charged at 1:40 a.m. today sion. and James P,. Wood o f Hazardvrille ior troop. Miss Linda Harrison, at formal education, she had more or Court from 82,500 to $5,000, mak­ Mrs. James Garrity, chairman Com plete by Eugene Kovacs. tlon. The hospitality committee sink below the ice level can be ing Uie first $2,500 civil JurisdiiS tisements saying; with failure to obey a stop sign are co-chairmen. Reaervatlons her home. 46 Francia Dr. less persuaded herself that "good floated in the pond before winter of the social committee, is gener­ AH veterana’ gravea in all other will be Nancy Eaton and William tion exclurive in that court. < "Help me . . . the life of my (two counts), and failure to carry Hoffman:.^and the ushers. Nancy must be made with Mrs. Marjory Mrs. Rodney 'Watson, 9 Gris­ literature” was beyond her grasp. arrives. When water la needed, in- Drive Kick-off al chairman of the dance. Com­ Intematlenol Nevre Ceveraga eemetertea of Coventry and Mans­ He aUo urged an Increase in the son depends on you. The govern­ a driver’s license. He will be pre­ mittee members are Mrs. Dale field will have been decorated, Lassen. Betty Lou Leonard. Rich­ Robb Brown of Center Rd. Ver­ wold St., the former Janice Smith, So she wasted her days and nights at'ead of chopping through the Ice, sented in Circuit Court, Manches­ non. was honorrf with a shower of staring at soap operas, gun battles criminal Jurisdiction of the Circuit ment of Fidel Castro has asked Martin, Mrs. Neil Macomber, Mrs. Tha Chrlitlon Scltnc* Monitor prior to the Memorial Day services. ard Palmer and Robert Palmer. the wastebasket "plug” can be lift­ Court from fines of $500 tq $1,000. St. George's Church - Building for 6(X) tractors to return him to ter, June 12. )»b y gifta. and Mias Patricia and rassling matches. ed, exposing the water beneath. Robert McKinney, Mrs. Leigh On* Norway St., Bo»ton 15, Mou. Crowning at VIrgte The fellowship will meet at 7 Carts, Carriages Judged Meanwhile, the Republican-con­ Fund campaign will offlclally begin me, and I have only my life to Alice R. Cornish of 63 Goodwin Ferguson and Mrs. Charles Lind­ p.m. Sunday at Quandt Memorial Morrow, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. With'some urging, she was per- Wednesday when a Loyalty Dinner St., wag charged at 7 p.m. yester­ RUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP 8t.- Mary’s St. Germaine Guild Doll carriages, wagons, bicycles smdecLto make the reading ac­ trolled House passed and sent to give him.” sey. Sand your nawipopar for tha ttoie Hall. and' tricycles will be judged and 'liiomas Morrow. 26 Birch St., will be held at United Methodist day with evading responsibility, CORNER OAK and SPRUCE STREETS will sponsor the Crowning of the and bride-elect, was given an quaintance of some of the famous the Senate a GOP bill that would In El Salvador, a newspaper, Tickets may be purchased by chackad. Enclosad find my chack er Statue of the Blessed Virgin at 3 Nevw members will be received will be eligible for prizes In a merge the Court of Common Pleas Church at 6:30 p.m. , the result of a 5:46 p.m. accident on (AIR-CONDmONED) monay ordar. ^ J y*or $20 electric mixer by the alumnae characters of literature. Soon she commenting on a drive to collect Summit St. when she reportedly hit club members from an.v member p.m. Sunday at St. Mary's Church. into tne church at Jne 4. Any­ ‘wheels'on parade" contest at the made \frlenda, with Huck Finn’s and its 12 Judges to the Superior All parishioners and friends/ of one colon (about 40 cents Amer­ of the dance committee, or at □ 6 month. $-IU^ □ 3 months $5 one who wishes to join the church Straw Hat Fair June 3. scouts. “ a parked car. She has been ordered AJl-girla agea one through eight The hostess trimmed half of the Aunt Folly, 'David Oopperfield's FOR A REAL TREAT DINE Court the parish have been Invited to at­ ican) for tractors, asfled for help Quinn's Pharmacy, 873 Main St. WILL BE OfEN MONDAY yaara will take part Mrs. Francis at that time has been asked to in­ Any youngster in Vernon may to appear in Circuit Ckiurt, Man­ room with white bridal decora­ Pejfgoty and Mrs. WIggs of the Democrats, who argued against tend the kickoff event which will from' "aU Salvadorian lovers of chester, June 12. Noma A. Pnrrottl will be in charge. form the Rev. James R. MacAr­ enter the contest, a fair official Cabbage Patch. Now, she haa pro­ THIS. HOLIDAY WEEKEND the bill, said they were not against be prepared and served by the aad WEDNESDAY NEXT WEEK thur, pastor. said, the outstanding vehicle In tions. and the other half with pink liberty, who still have faith in William M-. Broneill, 20, of 35 Touts Sunday Set and blue stork decorations, and moted herself to following the the measure in principle. Woman’s Society of Christian Democratic principles, to aid in Ashland St., was charged eariy yes­ (CLOSED TUESDAY, MEMORIAL DAY) Touth Sunday will be observed Mem'oers of the confirmation each class to be awarded a prize. career of Scarlet O’Hara. Deui Bhirlev They said the merger should not Service of United Methodist Addms class who recently joined the Each entrant will receive a small served cakes decorated afqwo- ) atHINKEL'S liberating our (Tuban brothers who terday afternoon with improper Parking Lot for Customer* Next to Barber Shop tomoTTOwr at 10:45 a.m. at First She keeps apologizing for her HaaTiN xa«]LAlfrS____ be considered until the state has Church. have been offered In exchange for passing and will be presented In church are Robert A. Allen. Don­ prize as well. priately for both oecaaions. "ALL IN T IK NIORT'S Hair Vacuum Cleaner Used on Every Patron slow progress. "But," she says "no WORK had a chance to see what effect Charles W. Lathrop, vice chair­ tractors.” Circuit Court, Manchester, June 5. Modem and Up-to-Date In Every Aspect city 2on* na L. Bruneau. Tyler E. Devine. J FOR A REAL WONDERFUL the new Circuit Courts which went The Straw Hat Fair is sponsored matter how long It seems to take. Pies Aatkeay Ojileii man of the executive committee In Chile, a fund raising group Joseph E. Pouech, 18. of Lake­ CHANGE^ THIS We Sell and Service All Electric Razors. Nancy E. Eaton, Craig A. Stand- by the ways and means committee I get to the end too soon." N.VOCE NTS"— Into operation Jan. 1, have on the side Lane, Bolton, was charged fest and Valerie H. Wenner. of the St. George’s, has been of Chilean women is called the of Vernon Center Congregatiaonal Textile Union Fails Need I add that none of these state's Judiciary system. named chairman of the building yesterday afternoon with disregard­ The Rev. Mr. MacArthur at­ NEW ENGLAND SHORE DINNER Republicans, however, said the "Committee of Human Solidarity.” WhiripMl ChO'rch and will be held, rain or neighbors appesirs In need of psy­ fund drive. Mrs. Roy Bosworth of In Uruguay, a fund raising com­ ing a stop sign at Church and tended the alumni refresher shine, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. In Year Strike chiatric guidance or treatment? SHRIMP COCKTAIL OR CHERRY STONES merger would help clear a back­ ■Vernon Rd., also an executive com­ Chestnut Sts. and wag ordered to conurse four days this week at 2 Y 2 log of cases in the Sui>erior Court. mittee is named "Friends of Free L aid Bat Raagas Booths, activities and items at None faces the long hours of the NEW ENGLAND CLAM-CHOWDER mittee member. Is finance chair­ and iTemocratlc Cuba." appear In Circuit Court, Manches­ Hartford Theological Seminary. the fair will Include pony rides, a day and night with dread or ap­ ter,'June 5. (ConUnned from Page One) man; Mrs. Edmund J. Peresluha P rk M m Lew Banquet SlatMl fish pond, food and plant booth. prehension. CLAM FRITTERS A newspaper in Sao Paulo, Bra­ » Rights Bill Widened of Watros Rd., service chair­ zil, announced it will send a trac­ Serviee That's letter The North Coventry Women's Ice cream, pop com. balloons and Henderson plants, now operating "Hartford, May 27 tiD—The man; Carl A. Carlson of Brandy Club » ill have its annual banquet and pinwhecLs. bean bag throw, tor to Cuba to free four prisoners. Tiny Motor Hides with non-union labor. House has passed a bill strength­ St., listing: chairman; Mrs. Joseph In Mexico City, Cuban exile groups June 8 at the Imperial Steak ring toss, dart toss, ba.seball "We haven't attempted to meas­ BOILED LIVE LOBSTER ening a state law banning dis­ D'ltalla of Rt. 44A, publicity; and House In Bolton. Reservations throw, and a wet sponge throw. started a collection and said Mexi­ Behind Thumbtack ure the effect on the prestige of crimination In the sale or rental Robert E. Barnard Jr. of Tolland cans in all walks of life are con­ Potterton's must be made by Thursday with 'There Is still room for Brownie DRAWN BUTTER of housing. Rd., workers. ISO Oeater St. Cor. of Church the union." said Herbert S. Wil­ tributing. In Guatemala City pu­ Mrs. George Carpenter. Mrs. Rob­ and Intermediate Girl Scouts at liams, Payton's temporary replace­ FRENCH FRIES In its consideration of the meas­ New York — A rSntor weigh­ ert Kingsbury is in charge of ar­ The drive seeks a minimum goal pils' of the Xavier Roman Catholic Pinnacle Day Camp, which has ment in Charlotte. THE ACADEMY AWABD SHOW GARDEN SALAD ure yesterday, the lower chamber of $20,000 to begin construction of High School donated $1,020. ing only one ninth ofNin ounce rangements. All former members received 108 applications so far On the plus side for the TWUA, amended it to conform exactly and so small it can be hidden be­ and prospective members are cor­ Jerk L*Diinoa R. Laacutrr DESSERT and CQFFEE a new church as soon as possible. President Artiu'o Frondlzl of Ar­ for two camp sessions, June 26 to 9. HocLal** Iran Slmmani with one passed by the Senate hind a thumtack has been devel­ dially Invited. Williams said; The Diocese of Connecticut rece.nt- gentina told newsmen in La Paz, July 7, and July 10 to July 21. (1) The strike showed that "this "THE APT." "Elmer Oaatnr'* earlier this week. ly granted $30,000 to the Bolton Bolivia, he would like to see re­ oped to power small elasped-time Thoae attending will meet at According,, to Mrs. Ralph 5;1S-8:M 7:Se The amendments included one 6:30 p.m. at the Church Commu­ union will fight for its members.” mission for the church' project. lease of the anti-Castro prisoners indicators and repeat-cycle timers. Goodale, camp director, there are (2) "Everybody gets educated extending the coverage of the 1958 It is three eighths of an inch in nity House to drive to Bolton. places for Grade 6. 7 and 8 Inter­ SUNDAY antidiscrimination law, which had St. George’s expects to welcome but didn't think people should be to a certain extent in aqy strike." its first resident clergiyman about exchanged for machines. diameter and nine thirty-seconds of mediate Scouts In the first le.ssion, The 22-member TWUA execu­ been applicable to housing accom­ an inch long, consumes less than Manchester Evening Herald and for all Brownies and Inter­ Gary Coaprr la Two OI Hi* HINKEL’S modations where one of five units June 15. It will be the first time Hje U.S. committee announced tive council, meeting in New York Greatest Hits: one-half watt of power, and is Coventry correspondent, F. Pau­ mediates. in the second session. on a single or continguous parcel the rectory has been used as a .res­ its plan to senu a group of agricul­ line Little, telephone PI 2-6tSI. yesterday, officially brought the idence by the church. It has provid­ tural and tractor experts to Cuba worth about 20 times Its weight in Applicants may register any strike to an end because of a SPBINGriELO RESTAURANT of land are controlled by one per­ gold. HAjj^piG I RIFLE" son. ed extra church school and auxili­ next week lo determine. In cooper­ time before the camp sessions be- need "to face up to the harsh ation with Cuban technicians, the 4:es-7;4e J ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOOD Both the House and Senate bills ary meeting space since its pur­ ln. as long as there is room. The facts of life in Henderson,” In the chase in 1959. sizes and tractors best suited to Tax Seminar Set fcout office is in Hartford, on words of TWU.\ president Wil­ Read Herald Advs. would extend the coverage to Capacitator Zeus SOUTH ST., COVENTRY— PI 2-7391 housing units which are one of "increase the Cuban agricultural FVirest St. liam Pollock. production and raise the standards Mrs. Goodale said a counselor three accommodations'. P acks B ig Jolt On Living Trusts The mills closed Nov. 17, 1958 1 MILE FROM NATHAN HALE HOMESTEAD It is expected that the Senate of living of the Cuban people.” and registered nurse are still after labor contract negotiations Cave-in Kills “ Once their work is completed,” —— * sought for the Peter. Pan unit, will pass the House bill and send About 250 lawyers will attend a hung up on issues of wages and OPEN 7 DAYS—LEGAL BEVERAGES It to the governor. the committee said In a statement Los Alamos, N. M. — The for staff children three to seven seniority, among othefs. But the MANSFIELD, All in Color! in Detroit, “we shall exert every tax seminar on "Living Tniala" years old. Among other changes the House world’s largest qapacltator is be­ firms' president, John D. Cooper, eta Two Workers effort to have the first consign­ ing completed at the Los Alamos which w ill be held at the Yale Law- Counselors and other staff '.I iju >vi;i and Senate^ bills make in the 1959 School Thursday, June 1. under the resumed prodqplion a short time law is an extension to cover build­ ment of tractors in Havana harbor Scientific Laboratory. Called Zeus, members will come from Vernon. later with non-union workers. - - — a emmea bm emamsmu^ aa soon as humanly possible. . aponsorshlp of the taxation sec- Rockville, Ellington. Enfield and ing lots as well as accommoda­ (Contlnned from ^aga One) after the thunderbolt hurling J^n of the State Bar Association Suffield tions. god, the device can deliver a 40- ENDS “ ClAIARRON” at.4;6« and 9:00 PJH. Pede, 36, and So-vio Colella, 27, COMPOSED HYMN million-ampere Jolt—equal to the ^'Connecticut .MeUiodUt Neu* Notea LANfiS TONIGHT! "VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED” at 7:30 PJ«. The revised law would also ap­ ply to anyone who owned or oth­ were hoapltallzed. "Old Bugged Croas," a favorite entire electrical output of the ■nie institute, which will be held George Bl.\-the has been appoint-' TUBL jOST from 2 to 5 p.m. will fesure three Ruth Millett erwise controlled such -housing Civic leaders demanded an in­ of many pereons, was composed United States—for a period of 10 ed chairman of a newly created STANLEY units or lots within one year of an vestigation of the disaster, which by the Rev. Geone Bennard, a microseconds. Zeus has 12 racks, New York City lawyers, who will board of ushers at Rockville Meth­ ’ JOHN DM1 emphai?ize the advantages and pit- i:;ii act in violation of the law, and it happened a block from a luxury traveling Metho’ to give their new houses a ^3.95 . . . a large mooter bedroom aad two additional bed- * 1 2 , 4 9 0 ® ® sized kitchen and either a separate dining room or extra present; the re.siilt is that theae look of warmth and stability by roema for the children or gueet*. bedroom. A full bath downstairs and lots of closet qwee. ANNUAL FLOWERING PUNTS tion, you’ll want to keep following the exploits of BU.Z flatcars now haul -two trailers in­ bringing the past into ahlny new FHA and Oonventienal Financing SAWYER. It’s easy to do. Just-call MI 3-2711 and have stead of the one the original equip­ homes. ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE COCKTAIL AT CLARK'S HnUmiiB'JailMiHR ' ALL HOMES FEATURE Dozen 25c the Manchester Evening Herald delivered every day to ment permitted. The reason for the trend ^oean’t _i t ’ q' ' LOCATION your vacation address. really matter so long as iroung A Fun concrete basement, outside metal hatchway, washer OPEN SUNDAY From Vernon Circle take Route 88 toward Rockville for couples choose to live with!-and about oiM mile. Turn right on Center Rd. at direction Largett Fish .love a few old things. For .uiose S ^B m C n n m ir oocuieotioinp, full laadecaping, full Ineulatltm, eelect oak ____ -h a i l SUBSCRIPTION RATES SooHng, ceramic tile In bath, city water, 90’xl50* let. In sign. Bear left on Regan Rd. and continue to top of hlU ------. . • AAj8 - ...... are the things that they wUl hand n iM iin M iv 1 P.M. TO DARK and watch for Westland signs. MdWNVILLE GREENHOUSES Largest freahwater fish found down to their own children—not additlaa you have decorating cholcee. ONE MONTH ...... H.gs in the United States is the whlta •itUaiMMRH M m CRH t h r e e m o n t h s ...... 86A0 the modem, streamlined furniture 78 NORTH STREET. 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- t PACT FOUR UANCHBSISR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0N)9w SATURDAY. HAY «7, IM l firat lanoB «• riwoU te n m w - Wonders of the Uijdvme HeraJdinff Homes wM ta tneWng tea la twe Area Churches ytan.oC kmc xaaga toctmtaf, for ourselves, we venture the l0;40 a.m.. Church Sehoel for ^von Braun has Uidicatte t t e t with nniintn'* I t r t y XrtiStDg Cs c m alwmye assumed that anything Asaodata NIaiater, Rev. Fraacis T. AateF. Aasistaat infanta .through Orada 4. Ths Pels FIsMtarinm ■oBdaja aad Holidays. Bntarad at tba opinion that the IM I session of the O f the rroaU In metltuto. ths nsw Saturn hopatar ayittm it K m Ofllct at Maachasttr Cobb.> as good miut be weak, and a n tin g ' Mrs. Rlchstd A. FtsMy 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Masses at 7, ia axpectsd that tha edit of put­ Bocoatt Oasa Mau Hauer. ______exil etrong, anything decent General Assembly which now eh- •, t, 10:16 and Somon, “ DIaturbing the City," hy The rivalry which eziatqd be- 10 sum.. Morning Worship and 11:30 a.m. twrion Bkiropean powers In the ting a pound into orbit may drop SUBSCRIPTION RATES ^ doomed to failure, anjrthing un- ters its last 10 days of life ia going the Rev. Mr. Bowman. Church School. Nursery for chil­ 3 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim FeUow- sixteenth century for the conquest to about $60.00.. Othsr acientlsta Subtle shadings of color achieve Parabla in Adranc* to compensate for its lack of projecting atill farther into tha Carritr Mali acrupulous enough certain of suc- dren;) during worship service. Ser­ St. Bridgat'a B. O* O tanh aMp picnic at Mashamoquet State of the new wrorid may wrell be du- a sense of unity aniong the spa- oat Tear ...... ®5-S? m w drima, its lack of real sharp poli­ future indicate that the coat will cloua rooma pi thia H-ahape floor U.0U oeaa. Let'a keep thtnga 'stralghC mon by the Rev. Dr. George Rob­ Rev. John L. OUaaigr* Faeter Farit in Pomfret. pUcsted in spsca onO the fruits six Month* ...... J .n tical conflict, and its lack of really Rev. Stanley B. BaetUIe drop to from $50.00 to $30.00 a plan. The home’s .many distinctive Tbrt* M o ^ ...... » . » »;IO There ia piUy ona time evil ever aigtUficant public accomplishment erta. 4:30 pju.. Junior High Pilgrim may he Just as rawsrding.'' From On* Month ...... I-JJ. 6:40 p.m.. The Mu Sigma Chi Rev. Dennb R. Haatey reUowaUp meeting at the church. the new worlds in space may also pound. Thua we will not be pay­ featujrea reflect long planning be- really wine. That ia when it naeda by leaving a record which Is gen­ ing the current $1J)00.00 per pound ...... ______erally honest and decent.. Nobody group win meet writh Mr. and Mra. Asalatants coma riches o f many vsritles. MUMBIi^R o r contend only with thoae willing to Stan Matteaon at the church for In the exploration and oolonlss- of payload. -TKh; aaSOClATl£D PRNSS is going to steal the Capitol Dome; Vint Latharaa Omreh The owners both grew up in big m eet,it on its ott*n terms, on its nobody, unless the Judgeship deal­ their regular meeting. Masses at 7, 8, 0, 10, 11, in the RoekvfUa tlon e f the western hemisphere 3. The definite need for getting The Aatodattd P ra tt' it exciuiirtly Chapel at 9 and 10 a.m. into space. Thia need has many cities, Mrs. Schwedel in Chicago, •ntitled to the ot* of republlcatloa of own level and with its own meth­ ing gets out of hand, is turning the 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Youth Fellow- H m Mm. DavU O. gaxkelner men found particular areas of high economic and military value, in­ overtones, ranging from the pure­ and her husband in New Y o r k - all oewi dltoatchea credited to It or ods. session into a patronage grab-bag; ship group meets with Mr. and D. Dv Faster not otherwise credited In tht* paper Mrs. Norman SouthergUl at the St. Bartholomew’a Ohnroh cluding such places as the Isthmus ly ecientiflc and military to poc- and also the local new* pupliahed her*. nobody is going to take any real til 1939 when they purchsuKd a All rtrbts ot repablloatloii of ipedal gouge out of the public interest Just church. Bockley ScImoI Andlterfan 9 a.m., Bunday School elassM of Panama, the Texas oil fields, aible economic and aocio-polltical. ditpatdiet herein are alto reaerred. for political gain. Rev. FhtHp Hnaeey, Faeter for all agas. PittabUTih. Mesabi, the California There are eoine who will dispute six-room Cape Cod on Westmin­ Quotable gold fields and desirable ports. ster Rd, in Manchester, which was Full teraic* client of N. B. A. Sere- The session is likely to be criti­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Chnrch Adult Blbl* Claaa the military urgency tor thia ven­ Maeaea at t, 9:16 and 10:80 am . Even after the colonisation, men ture, thoufli there are cogent rea­ their, home for 18 years. Ice. Inc. , Everybody, it teems, is quoting cised more severely for a few Church and Park Stsu Teacher training claaa. PuMlthere Repretentatlre*: The of courage and vision saw the po­ eons why the military are defini­ Tullilt Mathew* Special A**ney — New things it had a real mandate to do Rev. Thetnas D. Byrne, 10:15 a.m» Church Service. Ser­ Mrs. Schwedel firat became en­ one short passage from “ Russia St. Jamea’ R.'Ol drareb tential in various areas which led Tork. Chlcano. Detroit and Boetwu__ and did not do-than for any of Its Dlreetof of Education mon topic, "One God and Ona tely interested in the moon. 'There amored of the Indoor-oiitdoor de­ i^ mbbui a u d it b u r e a u OP and the West Under Lienin and Msgr. John F. Btaanoa. Faater to the Louisiana Purchase by Jef- acts of commission. Unless there is Church.’ ’ iB no need to epeak of the eclenti- sign for li'ving, characteristic of CmCOLATIONS. Stalin,” by George Kennan, former soms last minute rescue for things 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. Rev. Jamee T. O’Oeaaell New Junior and Senior Choir fersonAsnd Seward’s Purchase of ftc reason! for going; these hsve Rev. goaeph H. MeUaaa AJaatei Theee were coneldered the West Coast, when she visited' Th* Herald Prtnttn* C om p ^, State Departmttit expert on Rus­ like the optional lever bill or re- 9 a.m., Family Service. Morning robes to be dedicated. been covered by ecientlsta in many etauraes no financial rctpooslbiUty districting of the Senate along with Rev. John D, Regaa' Nursery during seryiee. “follied’’ at the time. Los Angeles in 1037. That was a typofrmpblcal error* appeartes la ad- sia and now ambassador to Tugo- prayer with Junior (3holr. Address Journsla and popular papers. year before her marriage to the Tertlieinent* and other readhyr matter sensible reduction of the member­ by the Rev. Mr. Byrne.. Service broadcast to Sunday But the significant point Is 4. The acquiring of praferred In lii* Manchester Evenlna Hemld. slavla. Wa don't want to b* left ship of the House, the session's Masses at 0, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and School rooms. that some could foresee the neces­ treasurer of the Amerbelle Corp., 11 a.m.. Morning prayer with areas on the moon. There are key a fabric dyeing, finishing and out of the parade. failure to act on such urgent mat­ sermon by the Rev. Mr, Byrne. 11:80 a.m. 7 a.m., Luther League meeting. sity for the acquisition of certain areas on the moon involving ths Dlsplar adrertialns closing boor*: ters of deep public policy Is going areas tor future developments and printing mill in Rockville. For MoBdar—1 om- JJMaT- The passage being quoted by Senior Choir. Babysitting nursery, presence of ores, water and even For Tueoday—t p.m. Montor to be rated its chief sin. The politi­ 41 Park St. Veterans organizations F tn t Church e f Christ SeienUst, ReekvUle Baptist Ohnreh today there exists in this country caves for living purposes. I f these For Wedn*aday—1 p.m. T^iea^. everybody reads as follows: Meanwhile, Mr. Schwedel, with cal realities Involved,in such mat­ will attend this service as guests. Masonic Temple • 9 Union 8k the eSme type of pioneering spirit areas were completely restricted, ForThomday—1 p.m Wedn*aday. ters can be conceded; nobody likes hia slater, in 1932 had designed For Friday—I P.PL Thm^ay. “ Let us not repeat the mistake 7 pm.. Evening prayer In the RockvUle. which looks upon space as an op­ the first group to arrive on the Ftir Satorday—1 Wday. to gtv* away a presumed tactical furniture for a four-room N e w of believing that either good or Memorial Chapel of the Nativity. 11 a.m., Sunday Service, Sun­ Rep. Wlnthrop W. Faraewortii, portunity for fruitful exploration. moon could deny to others the Claaalfled deadltae: l^SO fc® .^**** advantage. But there are times for Dandridge’M. Cole, a consulting York apartpient. He blends crea­ day of pubUcatlMi except Batorday Daily, 7 p.m.. Evening prayer in day School and Nurrory. Paator. strategic materials needed to per­ evil Is total. Let us beware, in the actimi, even on such matters, times aatronauticsl engineer tor the tive talent with an orderly mind, a a.ra. the chapel. 8 p.m., Wednesday maeting. . petuate life on the moon. This Is according to his wife. future, of wholly condemning an for leadership which can aurrender Reading room hours at 740 Main 9:30 am.. Church School and General Electric Company, has dis­ Saturday, May S7 the footholda of the moment on the Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Midweek perhaps the most important rea­ entire people and wholly exculpat­ Holy Communion. St., Tuesday, F rid ^ , Saturday. elaaaas, m inery throute adulta. cussed this concept in what he very valid assumption that they son the conquest of the moon Made Model ing others. Let iia remember that 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; 'Thursday 11 11:00 a.m.. Morning worship. calls the "Panama ’Theory.” He Fear Of The Good may be the potholeFOf tomorrow. ahould be a global effort. 1 7 1 ! Sohwedels started planning great moral Issues, in which civili­ a.m. to 9 p.m. Sermon topic, “ Orders from believes strongly that in view of their home about 1964, construct­ But this has not, so far, seemed North Methodist Church Above." the preeent global political climate, The conquest of space is inevi­ Because what is actuaHy going a session for any taste of great­ 800 Parker Sk "Ancient and Modern Necro­ table. Man has learned to live in ing a ciudboard model of the sation Is going to stand or fall, cut mancy, alias Mesmerism and Hyp­ 7 ;30 p.m.. 'Evening Gospel hour. the strategic areas of space vital to The interplay of indoors and outdoors is illustrated in the vie\yii.of the patio from this spacious Hving room . . . ness, Inevitably, after the epochal Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister every hostile environment en­ house'design. Th4y purchased the on is that somebody le trying to acrosa all military and Ideological notism, Denounced” wrill be the Message, “ The Ikid o f the Old future sclentifle, military and a?hlevementa of the 19S9 session, countered by developing special 100x200 foot lot on Adelaide Rd. ♦oir* up Castro on hie men for borders, across peoples, clssses subject of the lesson-sermon. Creation.” commercial space programs must things were bound to settle down, 9 and 10:30 a.m., Family Wor­ artificial aids to permit survival — in March 1965, and spent more foyer, but preserve the sweep of centerpiece. The Danish walnut tractors deal, it la the opposition and regimes— across, in fact, the ship. Sermon, “ Spirit of Power.” The Golden Text is from Prov. te occupied by the United States, and go tame. The very member­ United Methodist Church o f Bolton lest their use be forever denied us water containers and heat resist­ than a year working on the blue­ open space. FYom the living room; table seats eight and extension whldi is having the field day, free, Consecration of memorial para- 21:30. make-up of the human individual ship Of the session, with Us large Rk 44A and SoQth Rd. through prior occupation by un­ ant clothing for deserts, fire and prints with architect Joseph Kane the moon and stars are visible at leaves attached to the outer' rim quota of well-intentioned neophytes, ments. Scriptural selections wrill be •s it is, to find and dilate upon aU liirosalf. No other people, as a from I Peter 5:8, 9. Rex-. Oariton T. Daley, Minister friendly powera warm clothing for the Arctic, air of the Kane and Fairchild firm night through the high front wall form a seven-foot circular table. kinds of reasons and consldera- helps temper things doym. 'jhis 9 a.m., Sunday School for tanks for underwater and other of Hartford., After another 14 of glass. Light is also reflected in whole, la entirely our enemy. No alms to be a relatively decent ses­ Correlative passages-from "Sci­ He specifically Indicates that the In the center of the round table nursery and Grades 4-12. 9:30 a.m.. Church School for all aids. We are quite certain that months' of construction, the the foyer on a wall of antique tions which can be cited against people at sdl—not even ourselves— sion, precisely because there are ence and Health writh Key to the moon because of its low gravity is a built-in lazy susan topped by 10:30 a.m., Sunday School for departments. while the conquest o f space is a Schwedels moved into their home smoked glass traced with gold. the propoeiUon. is entirely our friend." • fewer professionals doing its wheel­ nursery, kindergarten and Grades Scriptures.” by Mary Bgker Eddy, and lack of an atmosphere U a a circle of pressed shells. Dining Include page 234, 235. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning Wor­ good hit more difficult than any Nov. 12, 1957. Sopie of the opposlUon even ing and dealing. 1-3. Panama Canal to the riches of the previous task, the obstacles can be The llvfhg room walls are paint­ chairs are covered with a nubby The reason everybody quotes ship. Sermon: "Doing What You’d deep space “ Pacific" beyond. Space Cites'the poeilbUity that some of It will have Its portion of drama 5:30 p.m.. Junior High Meth­ overcome. ■■ The exterior -Is constructed of ed in a AVedgewood blue. A curved purple fabric. this passage la that it brings close and excitement, but this is. we Jehovah’s Witnesses Rather Not.” Nursery. vehicles bound for Mars, 'Venus sectional sofa is covered in a mut­ odist Youth Fellowship. 7 p.m.. Meeting of the OffleisI “Will history repeat itself in redwood and stone to reduce maln- the Cubans In the expedition, to the nutshell the key contribu­ should say, going to be a drama Kingdom Hall and eUewhere in the solar system ed blue and pink plaid fabric. A The circular dining table reflects 6:30 p.m.. Senior High Methodist Board. Methodist Youth Fellow­ space?" The answer is mi imquall- tence. The blue double front door is being either country club loungere and excitement which, instead of Youth Fellowship. Election of of- 791 Main Sk could carry far gfeater payloads three-part cocktail table of Italian Mr. Schwedel's philosOpliy of so­ tion which Just about everybody ship. fled yes. surrounded by an expanse of glsss cial custom and human relation­ ...y mercenary adventurers, would finding itself in political warfare, 9cers. if refueled by moon-bssed tankers (Copyright 1981, General Fea­ from floor to roof peak. The en­ tile, three arcs which form a circle, keeps making to the plight of the 8 p.m.. Public Bible lecture. ships. g e fa s n a good out of being left in is going to cut across party lines. with' propellants Jiroduced on the tures Corp.) trance leads into a 31 by 8 feet repeats the decorator colors — world. "Youth's Opportunities In This Taleettvllle Congregatloaal moon. In the event the payload la The issues capable of producing Center Congregational Church wide foyer with slate floor. There blue, gold, white and lavender- Oaatro’B bands and forced to do a Modern Age." Church not great, a greater fuel supply “ A t an oblong table, people are That unfortunate contribution is the really big fights in this session 11 Center St. is a purple semi-circular rug at the pink. are the iakuea which Involve the 4:10 p.m., Watchtower study R«bet4 K. Shlmoda, Mialstar would considerably reduce the separated and end up -with many little banast work. the habit of thinking totally on Rev. Clifford O. Simpeon front entrance, and blue fortisan plotting of various elements in the articles,.. "The Sacred Bible and travel time to these celestial ob­ Population Rise Other furnishings are an easy fragments of conversation instead But the more formidable oppo- Minister draperies stretch across the glass the basis of rigid Imbela. state's business and professional Our Problen. of Survival” and 10:45 a.m.. Nursery opens. chair upholstered in pink, a purple of sharing a central conversation. telon U afraid that, U the tractor Rev. Laurence J. Vincent jectives. front area. Everybody who reads this pas: life to push other elements around. "Hope of Survival Faces the Prob­ 11 a.m.. Morning worship serv­ WWle-" the theory cannot be Is Big Problem love seat, two low white leather- Another advantage of the wedge deal ever goea through, It will Associate Minister ice and Sunday School, ^rmon, arrangement of seating is that it sage can see everybody and every­ In some extreme cases, ss '#1th lem.^’ proved with certainty at this Soft blues, gold and purple are top tables, two frultwood frame "So We Remember; So We Do." gives everyone more elbow room eomehow wind up as a propaganda thing in it—from leadership dowm the optometrists, the objective of Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group atu- time, Mr. Cole olaima that even .dominant colors throughout ths chairs and lamp table and a piano. 8, 9:1S and 11 a.m., Church Serv­ Greeters are Mr. and Mra. James For Upper Volta triumph for Castro, who will usa the bill In question Is not merely diea in the Bible aid, “ Your WUl if It is only 20 per cent accurate 'seven-room house. The color scheme Blue wool carpeting covers the than when people sit beside each to himself. This is the shape and ices. Sermon, “This la Not Your Boettcher. Ushers are Arthur to push somebody around, but to Be Done on Earth," at 287 Oakland it represents a strong argument was based on a landscape oil paint­ living room floor. The outside- of other,” he pointed ouk ■ it to proclaim that tht United definition of the conspiracy we Own Doing." Palmer and Victor Stoetzner. A l­ Ougadougou, Upper Volta — A push somebody completely out of Bt., 20 Marble St., 18 Chambera for urgency in ,pur manned space ing. "Sun Drawing Water,” which rear wall is a 25 toot expanse of States is admitting and apologli- business. That such an attempt 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church School, St., and 12 Trotter Sk, all in Man­ tar care by Mrs. Dorothy Beal. growing population, a harah cli­ A ll Men Equal make against ourselves. program. the Schwedels purchased 20 years windows and sliding doors leading Ing for its role in the invasion, and may be a somewhat inglorious dem­ nursery through Junior high. Upper chester; and French Rd. in Bolton. Anthony Urbanetti wrill be the mate, and undeveloped natural re­ “ All members o f the f ^ U y are This is the habit of mind with This Panama theory rests on sources are the chief problems fac­ ago in Old Lyme, Conn. onto a 24 X 40 foot patio. who will Immediately begin look­ onstration of the American free junior, Grades 5 and 6. will attend Friday at Kingdom Hall. 7:25 deacon o f the day. four conditions which are high­ equals at a round table! .The fa­ ing the new Republic of U pper out which our pose of conflict and enterprise system doe* not neces­ church writh their parents. p.m., Theocratic ministry school. 11:50 a.m., Memorial aervice at ly probable; it is also based The 25x15 foot living room Dining Room Unique ther doesn't sit at the head of the ing for some other opportimlty to Volta, inland in the northern half our will to conflict oould not be sarily guarantee its defeat. The 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. Mt. Hope Cemetery. A ll Sunday sqOarely on historical precedents. forms the long center bar of the H- The unique feature of the table with other members of tho •Ijlackmair' the United States. lobbing drive behind th» bill has South Methodist Church Theme, "Watching Ouraelvea to Do School children will participate In of Africa. family also In fixed places. A ll sustained. ' V. Lawrence F. Almond These conditions are: shape floor plan. Green foliage in Schwedel home Is Its 15 foot cir­ In some o f the criticism there is been tremendous, and although the Right Works." (I Peter 2:2.) Day's this 15-minute service. 1. TTie ability of roan to live In The country's 8,500,000 people men are equal at a round table,” I f we could even begin thinking Be\'. Percy Spurrier a planter with grill work, and a cular dining room'. A five-foot ane construcOve suggestion, which Connecticut General Asaemblv does text, “ Listen, O Sons, . . . and Pay 7 p.m.. Senior group meeta with space and work beyond the depend chiefly on livestock ex­ Mr. Schwedel emphasized in sum­ Mlnisten partial partition form dividing circular dining table, attached to differently, we would find this be­ not often regulate competition to Attention So as to Know Under­ Everett Castetter. Junior group earth’s atmosphere. While no man ports for foreign exchange, but Glass-walled foyer admits sunlight or starlight. . . the floor through the cellar. Is the ming up the essence of his phi­ might stlU be welcomed, if not too the extent of deatroying It It com­ screens between living room and ginning to be s saner and better standing." meats with James Boettchar and has yet done this, scientists have gold, manganese, and quartz depo­ losophy. late. That wovUd be to have the pletely. this may be the time. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning Wor­ world. Theme for June, "Watclilng Marshall Wellington. simulated every space condition sits hsve been discovered. Ninety actual negotiation and supenrlsion The session may find Itself in as ship. Church School for nursery Ourselves to Do Right Works.” per cent of the people are farmers, Folding doors on one wall of the The owners rem'rvEce over stereo slides taken duting construction stages . . We hope you quote It to some­ except that of weightlessnees. Ac­ of the transfer put in the hands of violent and emoUonal a fight, with through junior high. Roekvina Methodist Church and a small food-procesaing In­ circular dining room open to re­ body too. leas clarity of principle to reach celerations, radiations, meteo­ veal a bar between dining room the International Rad Croas, which 10:45 a.m.. Church School 'for Emanuel Lutheraa Church 142 Grove 8k roids and physiological conditions dustry ia igfowlng up. Effoitt. are for. if it feels like j^ c lp le . on senior high. and den. A mural o f a carnival would keep either our government C. Henry Andareon, Pastor Bar.- Lanrenca Mf Hill, Pastor have been simulated, in i there also being made to a tim ^ te '^ ri­ something like the struggle between 5 p.m.. Senior High Fellowship, Arthur K. Gaard, Intern ver fishing industry in the west­ scene in blue and gold covers one or private Individuals from being the state's commercial and savingf appears to be no reason man can­ ■wall of the den, which also In­ The Truth Line Progreaslve dinner to honor sen­ 9:30 a.m.. Church Sritool, Grade not live in q>ace. The weightless ern interior. bankers over the admission of out­ cludes a built-in music center for in the poslUon of negoUaUng with iors. The Methodist Youth Fellow­ 9 a.m.. Divine Worehlp with 4 through adults. condition may be simulated soon side money to the tesidentlal mort­ hi-fi, TV, records and. speaker, a foreign government on such a This Is ths precise season for ship will meet at 501 Porter St. Holy Communion with nursery 10:45 ajn.. Church Sohol, nurs­ and while it will not be for a 24- gage field Bring bathing suit, owrn hot dogs, class for three-year-olds Music Cherries F itte d a walnut-laminated circular game matter. some of the most revealing and But if will be in such business ery through Grade 3. Morning hour period the effects may be hamburgers and rolls. Everything by tha Chapel Choir. table with purple upholstered satisfying detective work of the and professional areas, and In Its Woraldp. Sermon, “Tlie Minister recognised so that measures can But the great bulk of the criti­ else will be provided. 10:45 a.m.. Divine Worship writh Portland, Ore.— Cherries are chairs and sectional sofa. year. possibly unjust use of the power of and Hia Calling-’' be taken to live with this con­ carried uratream to be canned at cism of the proposed transaction 7 p.m.; Junior High Fellowship Holy Communion. The 1961 Con­ the state to tip the scales of com­ 6 pjn., Junior and Senior Youth dition. a West (joast plant. It found comes from those who make a po­ It la the time to Journey about in Cmper Hall. Film on "Alcohol firmation Class wrill receive first Behind the circular dining room petition or monopoly too far one Fellowahips. 2. The ability to reduce apace that using water to float the fruit are a U-shaped kitchen with pink litical profession of proclaiming town and see who was telling the way or the other that the 1961 la I^namlte." Communion a t this service. Sun­ Monday, 7:15 pim.. Prayer and transportation costs to reason­ day School and nursery for in­ up a grading table before canning cupboards and built-in equipment, how tough they are toward Com­ truth, last January, about how aeasion is most likely to find Its 8 pjn.. Young Couples Group in Disouasion Group. ably low levels. Lately this feature caused less bruising than conven­ Susannah Wealey Hall. Presenta­ fants. Music by the Emanuel a breakfast area, and separate cold it got hot, closing battles, and runs most 8 p.m., Oommlssion on MlMons. has received a great deal of atten- tional conveyor belts. laundry room. Beneath this wing munists, and who Imply, but al­ tion on “What la Good Music T' Choir. Sermon at both Mrvloes On the Same dieck-up mission, danger of leaving bad action behind Saturday, 8 ]>.m., Couple's dub Is a 20x22 recreation room with ways without actually saying so, it. by Mrs. Lawrence Almond. by Pastor Anderson, "United in picnic. corner brick fireplace. that what they would really favor you can also see who told the As far as the normal kind of Our Faith.” would be to send American troopa truth, about how deep the snow political grab ia concerned, it aeems Zion BvangeUoal Lutheraa Church Sk Johns Rplseopal CEnrch Across the foyer is the bed­ in to finish the Job these exllea at- was at his place. a relatively restrained and decent (Mlasoari Synod) Community Baptist Ohuroh Rockville room wing. The bedroom of Miss 585 E. O n tec Sk at the Green There were, last wrinter, all session. It seems to need to beware Cooper and High Sts. Bst. Janies L. Grant, Rsetor Helen A. Schwedel, 21, who now — tempted. msdnly of those vrho would use It Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor Rev. John ft. Nenbert, MinIstar kinds of weather champions— peo­ works in White Plains, N.Y. as All of this criUclsm, however, for. an outaide kind of grab. In the 8 ajn,. Holy Communion. assistant to a dental surgeon, is a has Its field day only because ple who had the lowest tempera­ business and professional fields. 0 a.m., Sunday School. Free bus 9:30 a.m.. Church School for 9:15 a.m., Holy Baptism, Fam­ girl's dream in pink and white somebody has tried to do some­ tures, and the deepest snow. There transportation. chlidren, cradle roll through Grade ily Service and classes. with butterfly motif on walls and was no way, then, of checking ur 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible study. 4, youth Grades 10-12 and adults.' 11 a.m., Morning Prayer and draperies. thing about the Castro proposi­ 10 a.m.. Divine worship. Text, Morning Worship for children and on them authoritatively. A Thought for Today sermon. YOU WANT TO SELL MORE tion. John 14: 26 and Matt. 28: 18. youth Grades 5 through 9. Sermon 6:30 pm.. Young Peoples Fel­ The bedroom of Alan R. Schwe­ I f his offer had been neglected. All you could do was go them a Sponsored by the Manchester Theme: Pentecost — Trinity: My topic, "Two Men Meet D_path." lowship BMeting. del, 18, a frertrman at the Whar­ If nobody had taken the lead to few degrees lower, or a few feet CnancII nf Chnrchee Spirit and My <3odl Nursery In the 10:30 a.ni.. Church School for Wednssdsy, 10 am., Holy Com­ ton School o f Finance at Univer- parish house during church wor­ children and youth Grades 5 GOODS TO MORE PEOPLE- demonstrate that, whatever Cas­ deeper. munion. ‘ slty of Pennsylvania, Is strictly ship. After (this service, registra­ through 9. Morning Worship for Thundsy, 7:80 p.m.. Lay read­ masculine and functional with tro might be, we ara a humani­ Nobody could really ct^ck up In the New Tyetament Church. tion for Communion Sunday, June adults and youth O radaa 10-12. Stephen "full of grace and poorer; er's and confirmation classes. blue walls and orange accents. tarian people, then we would all on you, either. ' 4. Sermon topic, "Two Men Meet did great wonders and signs Friday, O 'aiin., Holy Commun­ Colorful carnival mural ciecoralses a wall in the ilen viewed through open bar . . . But now-. In (May, comes the 11 am., Gottesdienat mlt Abend- Death." Walls of the master bedroom have a completely different set of anxmg , the people." However, ion omitted, moment of truth for everybody. mahl. 7 p.m.. Junior High Youth Fel­ are covered with off-white silk, circumstances and regrets to con­ Home imbellevera "aroee and dis­ 7 p.m., Young People's Society lowship with Wanda Jacoby and shantung with a Chinese bamboo If you drive by the yard of the Sk Maortee’s Orareh sider. TTiere would be the spec­ puted with Stephen. But they meeting. Fatricia McPherson leading. Senior scenic panel behind the teakwood could not withstand the wisdom Bolton tacle of our turning a deaf ear to fellow who used to come in, last Youth Felloyrship "Parent’s and brass bed headboard. This January, with tales of how It was and the Spirit .with w'hich he Covenant Congregational Chnroh Night." Topic, “ Christian Citizen Rev. Bernard L. McOurk, Pastor the plight of people whom we spoke. Then they secretly insti­ room has one wall of windows fac­ 20 below at his house, and you see (Evangelical Covenant)' ship.” ing 'the rear grounds and another helped send to that beach In Cuba. gated men" to bring false charges Spruce 8(. near E. Center St. Masses at 7, 8:30, 10, and 11:30 forsythia, or bridal wreath, or dog­ Friday, 10 a.m.. Baptist Women's a.m. wall of sliding glaSs doors fading There would be the spectacle of against him. and he was atoned to Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Pastoeoh Prayer Group meeting at the par' death. (Acts 6:8-11). onto the patio. Against the win­ our allowing Castro a propaganda wood ih^full, high bloom, then you •onage.______^______Now modern! If you can't win Sacred Heart Ohnrcli dows are an Italian marble top point without making any move to know it-warn never 20 below at his 9:30 a.m., Sunday School .classes, table on brass pedestal with brass because you are right, then re­ kindergarten through adult. Rk SO, Vernon house last Januar}'. onivaiy Ohuroh chairs. The master bedrdom has compel him to prove his own aln- sort to trickery or pressure or 10:30 a.m., Churchtime nursery Rev. Ralph Kelly, Paetor But if his forsythia. or his bridal (Asaembllea of God) •J-' an adjoining bath and walk-in cerity. Then, instead of having violenca Nations do It. Buainesa- for children below Grade 3. M7 E Middle Tpke. wreath, have bloom only on their Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. storage closets, and there are con­ people characterize us a.s silly, men do it. Politiciana do it. Par­ 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Bst. Kenneth L. Oostafeon. Pastor bottom -branches, you sward him a ents do it. Sermon, “The Christian God.” necting baths adjoining the other sentimental geese, we would be Sk FVands ef AscM dnifck ‘"'h A - " . two, bedrooms. George for trutli telling about But Christiana do what is right 7 p.m.. Evening Service. The 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes criticized for being hard-hearted because It is right, and trust God juniors are in ):harge. South Windsor i f 'r „ 2 for all ages. Special Rally Day There are pulldown built-in materialiats. Then, instead ,bf hav- temperature, and then, never let- as to the outcome. "Thy will be Wednesday, 7:30 p,m„ Midweek Rev. Jamee F. Glynn, Fsstor !tlng f^ tb In human nature over­ program. Rev. Raymond B. Yaskanskaa ■■■ ...... - 'L l screens oh all windows, telephone . Ing people ask where our common done" ia not only a .pattern for Service of Bible study and prayer. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. (iaily pi^er; it la 1 guide for . Asslstnnt Pastor jacks in every room, and reostat sense had fled, we would have had come you completely, measure the 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Service. Church of the Nazareno Nat Schwedel, in round dining room behind curved bar, has a philosoohy about circular dinm"* tp ’ios . lighting in the dining room, foyer people asking what had become of height of his bloom to see if hF Wednesday, 8 pjn., Prayer Serv­ Rev. H. Ougoo^ Bennett, Pastor 286 Main St. Masses a t 7, 8, 8:15, 9, 9:10, and living room. There is recessed also told, the truth about how deep ice at ths parsonage, 22 V e r Ji o n our Ideallapi and our generosity. North Methodist Church Rev. O. E. WinsloW, Mlaistor 10:15, 10:30 and 11:80 a.m. fluorescent lighting in the living • Whichever course we took, it the snow wraa at his place. Sk room above the windows and slid­ I f the bloom comes up only two 9:80 a.m., Church School, classes Friday, 7:80 p.m., Teacl)ert’ Sk Bernard’s Church ing doors. The house has hot air would have been subject ,to second training claaa studying "Ways of 27 Sk Bstnsid’s Ter^ Rockville and a half feet, and he came in last -ffor all ages.' oil heat with air conditioning. thinking and imaginative criti­ Understanding dod'a^gtod.". Rev- FkM ch J. 9Cabonejr..Faster **, ■ “ ~ ...... — winter with tales of snow four feet Nikimoto Known - 10:45> a.m„ Worahlp--Sendee. cism. ' Message by the pastor. Theme, Slides .Sliow Construction But we have taken, through vol­ deep, you know’, novy, he was tell­ "Worldwide Witness." CWIdren's Concordia Lutheran Church MSfses St 7i 8, 9, 10, and 11 REMEMBER The Schwedels laid out basic As ‘Pearl King’ furnishings for their 2,800 square untary effort, that course which ing a deep white lie. church' and nursery. Winter and Garden Sts. am. 7 p.m., EvangeUstie Service Paul o. Kaiser, pastor foot home on graph paper before comes closest to emphasizing what Of course, you don't have to Tokyo — Cultured pearls were I putting the house but to bid. take all thia too aerioualy. But you the discovery of the late Baron Mesaaga by the pastor. kind of people we really are. and Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Annual • a.m., Holy Communion. You'v* got to odvortiso ■ They also took more than 300 will, If you drive about Manches­ Koklchl Mlktmoto, widely knowii stereo color slides of their house to dramatizing the kind of thing as the “Pearl King.” He aUrted to church aleetion. 9 and 10:30 ajn „ Tlis Servles, Dentists Past 60 whoro mo$t poopto start •under construction. The building which, given the opportunity, we ter, notice ^ a t the blooming of cultivate them In 1889 and aucceed- Church School and nurtsry. ' The Satvatioa A m y 6:30 p.m., liUther League. thfir shopping •••in tho contractor was Max Factor of would always prefer to be doing shrubs this year has indeed Indi­ ed in 1890 in producing semicircu­ Seldom Miss Day Provincial furniture and"butterfly motif create feminine bedroom for daughter . cated a sort of climate line, which lar pearls. •81 Mala St. pagos of this nawspapar. Hartford, and the interior decora­ with our neighbors of this hemi­ MaJ. E.(Walter lamie tor was John Day of Hartford. may also chance to be a truth line, At flrst he could not proddee (Chicago — How many days a You can test this for your* sphere—exporting tractors Instead round ones. In 1905 a tidal wave Offloer-ln-Charge year are dentists absent from their of guns. I which w’inda all over towm, showing Seat on Exchange $al^ Atk any tan woman. At Mr. Schwedel is past president destroyed 850,000 pearl oysters offices because of iteeas or other of the Rockville Rotary (Jlub, and Just where' the real cold spots out of a million being cultivated. 9:30 a.m., Sunday ^ h o o lfo r all diasbllity? In such a stance, we do not have laiMt nina will tell you that chairman of the traffic safety pro­ were, last January, and where the Opening some pf the dead ages. Costli^^ in 1929 An American Dental Association to worry about our prestige or — ^— 'i gram at Northeast School In Rock­ snow was deepest. I f you have oysters, he found five pearls that 10:45 a.m., Hollnesa service. Mu­ survey reports that the average they carefully ican tha ad* reputation. If we bad not moved, sic by Otadel Band. Sermon by New York — The New York ville. He is a past president of been noticing this, we think you looked alifiost exactly like natural number varied with age from 1.1 vartising columns of "Tha we would Indeed have been the pearls. He found them in.-the flesh, Maj. Lamie; "What,Price Glory?” Stock Exchange of the 1800’s hors days for those under 30 to S.6 days Temple Beth Sholom and vice pres­ will agree H forma a sort of crazy ident of the Connecticut Develop­ ones on the spot in world and not between the shell and the mem­ 3 p.m., Memorial service at l^st little resemblance to tp d a y ’ ii and 5.3 days, respectively, for Herald'before they go quilt pattern, with some warm Cemetery. Music by (Citadel Band ment Credit Corp. hemisphere opinion. Now it is brane where herhad been placing crowded trading floor, about half dentists in their 60’s and 70's. forth to b^. This j$ the kind and Male (Jhorus. Address by Maj. Castro who is on the spot, If he spots north and some cold spots the foreign matter that induced the size of a-football field, where But mores than two thirds of Mrs. Schwedel Is a member of the growrth of the pearls. Round Lamie, "The Army of God.” those over 00 rsported they hod of intor«tod, rosponsiva proves to be a cruel prankster in south and some high, and some 2,000 work. Members sat once a the Sisterhood of Temple Beth low. pearls resulted when he took the 6:80 p.m., Prayer service. lost no Urns hsteuse o f lUnsss; coverage that really means Sholom, Hadaasah, and a wom­ thlh matter, that is his business, hint. day wKile a list of stocks was read. 7 p.m., Evangelistic aarvloa. In 1871 the roll call gave way only half ths dentists In their 30’s business for yout en's Investors’ clup. Both are mem­ and his loss in his quest for Muaic by Citadel Band and Sdng- to continual tradin g: and the mads this claim. bers of the adult ecihicatlon group hemisphere minds. I f we have now Nourishment DEW Line 'Uers. Sermon by Maj. Lamlo, chain were removed, but the term, at Temple Neth Sholom.' Both maneuvered him into a position “Where Are The Dead!*’ “seat,” remains to deslgnata mem­ Church in Wildieood Helen and Alan Schwedel are A three-ounce serving o f chick­ where hS feels required to prove What ia Tenown as the “ DEW bership. Purchasing o f seats en­ graduates of Manchester H igh en or turkey ia said to provide SO line" ia a chain of “ distant early Sk John'a Poliah National titling owners to trade on the TTia ‘*ri>wtch in the wriMwrood' School. Alan won the junior tennis'^ tliat- he can be humane and re- Catholic Church per cent of the protein, 25 per cent wamlng"iBdar stations stretched floor Degsn in 1S05. recorded in popular song is a Oonr champUmahlp In the 1959 recrea­ of the iron and 10 per cent of the •S Oolway St qwnalbla for a momant, that will acroaa the Arctic to warn of poa- A seat ROW sella for about f 100,* jrrcgstlenal churrit naor.Nashua, tion-department com^Ution, and TtboflSTin. reconmanded in the Walter A. f^reakex Faster iManrhrfitrr lEttrithtg Ifrritlji te-B good aapertanea for him, and sibla traanplar ajb: attacka a m. 000. T te original price wrss $0,* lowm, wrhoru tte oaacrogfsUon w u Mancheeter t e d W ‘^5tempion- dally dletie recrement of b doiv product o f U. K and Canadian cq< .Mpisuld M a te Incldflatally, as tte 750. In 1929 ths gSite PNM EM esiahvatte Ms 100th a ln l96(). BuUJjr aetlTs adult. opaiattOB. tfewea at $:S0 a te 10:80 aja. M35.000. jrson ag*. ^ V, ,./» few The Schwedelj enjoy a late TV coffee snack* also at a .circular tAle, to master bedroom . . 1 ' Bsndd Photos by Oflan Redwood* stone and glass form exterior o f H-shsiped home at H 7 Adelaida Rd. MANCHESTER EVENING'H5»ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1961 PAGE S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« SATURDAY. MAY 27, 1961 U.S. Charges Rebels Khrushchev Plans About Town . Democrats Series nf Speeches ftiMl performance of **nie tim e t i Vko O u i m " vrin bo pro- Mn. wntmst B. .Da«l» On Way to Vi^uia odntod by tbo LitUo- Theater o f R a lly f o r LJ Violating Laos Truce Mrs. WiUmot R. Dafvls, T«, died Maniffieeter t r ^ h t at 8:80 at the yesterday at tha Craatfield Con­ (Conttanad from Pag* Om ) Bowen School Auditorium. A few ★ valescent Hospital after a short tlcketa oro available at the door ★ M Tatfk < M ) ' for tho final produoUon of this President ...— ' BehroH UlnesI: Mrs. D a ^ widow of WU- Khruahehov in tha 2-day infor­ ___ liam T. Davis. Sr„ had ifiade her mal discuaaiona that oonUmied towB-oponoorot^ sn u p until fall. USINESS SERVICES Ji^IRECTORY It maintained ttia pro-Camara- home with a son. William T. Davis, Kremlin budatence on a veto in (Oonttanafi fn o i Taga Om ) ■lat foreea Ip Laoa are at- R^stration Lag 61" Foxcroft Dr. She had formerly international control machinery Tho CMatoforo Colombo Society *«rtiip*»wy to Improve tlwlr posiUons lived in Springfield, Maas., and threatens any agraement of ina- will hold a special maeting tomor- House GOP' Leader Charles A. "in cynical diaresard of the cease­ For Swim Course South Danville, N. H. Jor East-West iswes. row at 2 pjm. This will be tte laat Halleck of Ihdtana touched these ______■ I U.8. officials who disclosed Sunday meeting uhtU Sept 24, but off Iv asMlUng Kennof^a support fire acreement” Mis. Davis was bom in Liver­ This year, as Tast year, there pool, England, Doc. 11, 1864. Sh« these decisions last night said they offloera will M at Uie Italian for a private committoo's cam­ NJMKSTO) PVxnutnf op, one area In Ipartlc- seems to be doubt whether a suffi­ was a member of South Church) expected that Kennedy would be American Club on the fourth Fri­ paign to ralao funds to trade 500 Graduation Day nUr. the statement said: cient number of registrations for Springfield; Corinthian Chapter; able to measure his Cold War op­ day o f oqch month at 8 p.m. dur- tracton to Prime Minister Fidel MANCHESTER ponent and clear away some of A soft, permanent wave... hair shaping "Since May IS, .daily attacks the Red Cross swimming Course Order of Ekistera Star, < in King­ Inf tho summer. Castro for 1,300 prlsonen taken to suit you. by the Pathet Lao have occurred will be made. At last report only ston, Nt H., and was a past pres­ the fog surrounding the disputes. In the disastrous Invasion of Cuba. 8EAF0 0 B AUTO PARTS ident of the Women's Relief Corps, No one, however, expects eith­ Howard T. Collier, boatswain’s *1110 RopubUcan leaden said in the Pa Don|' area of southern 19 students had signed up. s Choice Variety : : o BROA:. CONGRATULATIOMS GRADUATES! If the program is to be assured, South Danville, er side to undergo < fuiidamwital mato thlrd class, USN, son of Mr. Kennedy hid compounded tha .Xienir Khouang province. change in position. ' "This 800-square-mlle area was a good many more registrations Survivors, besides her son, in­ and M n. Jamas E. OolUer, 109 S t “enormous loss , of pnsUgo Hie Russians have been preas- abroad” in the InvMlon failure by Alwsya At Year Sanrtea Far largely under Royal Lao Army 'wilT be required. Last year the clude a sister, Mrs. Florence L. John S t, is serving aboard the de- Q uality e MAOmNB SHOP SESIVICB course was nearly despaired of un­ Rlce.i Watertown, Mass.; two Thomas A SoIltvaB ■wmiarn H. WtePlHmM ing ' the veto idea—a scheme for atroyer, USS Pareons, participat­ approving "blackmail pam erta" control at the time the Interna­ 3-headed control with each, Oom- e EQUaPMliNT tional Control Commission r^mrt- til the second ret^tration, when so brothers, Eldgar;,Dickinson of Whit­ ing in Phaae i n of Exercise Green to Castro. A check of Senaton munist, neutral or western, hav­ showed most of tho mail received Seafood e FARTS (new and rabuilt) ed the de facto cekse-flre. I large a number of applicants sign­ man. Mass., and Percy Dickinson Student Government Officers ligh t off tho Coast of California. e A0CT88ORIE8 ed up that the course was well of Norfolk, Va.; two grandchil­ ing a veto—on outstanding Issues opposed tha ransom plan. "Continuing Pathet Lao attacks 'Thomta J. Sullivan and WUUan^ ranging from the atomic- test The GOP leaden also accused e SUPPLIES 99 EAST CENTER ST. supported. - dren, and a great-granddaughter. Mancheater High School otu- 43 O A K ST. e Dn Pont Paint SnppBea 4 . have given their forces artllleVy Funeral services wlU be held H. MePberaen, both of Manchaster. his dophomors year. Sullivan is a talks to Lkos. Kennedy of taking the country TEL 3H 8-5009 sites within range of the airstrip A second registration tins year member of Kappa Oolla Phi, the denta, who participated in a Mock T E L an g-M87 Open Sntardnya Until g P.HL will be held on June 15 at a place Monday at 2 pjn. in the chapel of have been elected to top poata at Kennedy was described aa be­ into a "Jungle of unprecedented at Pa Dong. Central Connecticut State OoUitge coll^(e's honor society, and has ing particularly concerned about UN Aasembly in Hartford, will dls- ■pending imd loose fiscal policy" and time to be announced. Ehnanuel Lutheran Church. The euw their experience at a . meeting *nie attacks have ranged from Miss Ruth PagacH who was in­ Rev. C. Jienry Anderson, pastor, in New Britain, whore they are been on the honors list for three ■the atomic test bah talks at )in the catch-all message he deliv­ Juniora. , , • ysati. neva which seem to be stalemat­ of the Rotary Club of Mahehoator brief skirmishes to staeisble in­ structor last year, will serve in 'Will officiate. Burial will be in East June 6 at 6:80 p.m. at the Man­ ered to Congreaa Friday. Complete fantry assaults supported by SiilUvan wI b elected president of A member of the Geography ed because of the Soviets’ inidst- ■Halleck said he. had some per­ HIGH GRADE the same capacity this summer if Cemetery. and Social'Science Clubs ai^ the chester Country Club. Then AviU GLASS heavy artillery — also frequent the course is held. She will be as­ There will be ,no calling hours. the Student Government Aeeocla- ence' on a S-headed control. ays- sonal doubts whether It was worth lion, and McPherson, vice presi­ student budget committee, - he is tem to police the ban. be no Rotary Club meeting Tues- as much as |7 million to 82 billion HEATING KnarVs artilicry bombardment." sisted by several Junior Ufesavers. Friends may contribute to the Can­ dsiy becauae of the Memorial Day • For Auto Wlndahlelds dent of the association. majoring in social science, The officials said Kennedy also doUan to put a man on the moon, ROTARY OR • For Store Fronte and PRINTING A British source said the Brit- The classes will be pre-school cer Fund. The Holmes Funeral McPherson, son of Mr. and Mrs. holiday. — FOOD MARKET ialh dele^tion was aware of the age through senior life saving. Home, 400 Maid St., la In char|;e Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. plans to tell Khrushchev that Rus­ as Keimedy projposed. PRESSURE BURNERS Good Inventory at l^nchester Auto aD slzea of windows JOB AND COMMERCIAL George Sullivan, 5 Waddell Rd., is Donald 8. McPherson, 343 McKee sian refusal to allow the S-mem- f40 E. SnDDLB ‘TPUE. • • For Table Tops reports of conUnuing trouble. The T b tn will also be adulti> classes of arrangements. S t, is also pt^dent of ths col- V CALL US FOR FREE PRINTING Informant added this was the roa- and water ballet if enough inter­ also vice president of the class of ber control commission for; Laos Friendship Chrcle of the Salva­ ESTIMATES PHONE MI 0-2205 Modem ear engines require ac-^ 1962, a delegate to the Intercol­ legs band, and was vice pesi- Pljbnouth, WiUys and foreign and OPEN 8 A.31. to 5 P.M. scn British delegation leader Mal- est Is shown. Elmer V. Galloway the inspection freedom tiut the tion Army will meet Monday at curate thermostat control all year Proeiipt and fffflelMt FriiUag legiate Student Legislature, and a dent laat year. He is qo-chairman West believes necessary is en­ 7:45 p.m. at tho church'. Mn. MaJ. ss Baker Feted Open Maadny Thru Sntarday compact cars. SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON c « t o MacDonald tried so hard to Flower Show Planned Rockville—Elmer Veroom Gallo­ of the social activities committee, around. This Is very important to Glo-Brite also have fuse holders, Of All Kinds Soviet Deputy Foreign Min- The Hebron Congregational member of the student council. dangering prospect o f a peaceful B. Walter Lamie will be hostess. FOBARTY BROS. 7 A.M. to t PJt. way, 66, of 24 Snipsic St., died Last year, he was vice president of the student budget committee, and solution there. At Shower, Tea SUNDAYS, 7 A.5L te 0 PJL prevent over-ooollng or over­ ready-assembled plastic in-line OeoTgl Pushkin to asree to Women's Fellowship announces suddenly laat night at Manchester INOORPORATED the class of 1982 and was a mem­ tha ail-CoUve banquet committee. He is also prepared ,to take up ' Miss Roanne Wise, daughter of heating caused by faulty ther­ holders, protects battery tmd oth­ J. A. WHITE t|d new Instructions to the Inter- their annual flower show will be Memorial Hospital. COAL COMMUNITY FRESS ber of the student council. He was a dalsgate tb the Eastern developing Communist opposition Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wise, 81 HUltop Miss Adeline Baker was honor­ CONNECTICUT COKE, Specializing in the finest mostat every time you have the er electrical equipment, including naUenal Control Commission, held June 17 in the. church rooms. He was a retired merchant and He has been attending the Col­ States Exhibition thls’yo**^- 9 East Middlfi T pke. Pushkin refused to accede. Mrs. Richard - D. OiUe Is chair­ at the Laos peace conference at Dr., has been elected recording ed recently at a miecellaneoue FUEL OIL RANGE OIL car tun^d up. Manchester Auto radio, directional signals and all GLASS CO. had been manager of the Goodwill lege on a state tuition scholarship McPherson .is m ajori^ In indus­ aeentary of the Memorial Union cold cuts and meats other electrical devices. Made of 81 BlaeeU St^TeL MI §.7822 Telephone MI S*B7S7 Now the British government ar­ man of the arrangements commit­ Store, an auto supply outlet, most Geneva to what the West believes 819 Broad S t—Tel. M) 9-4889 for the past three years. He re­ trial arts. Is a effective system to guarantee Board of Oovernon of Southern bridal shower and afternoon tea in town. Parts, 270 Broad St., has the Delcb dielectrical quadity body, fully in­ 7 ranged to prod Moscow directly tee. recently. ceived a Bcholarship from the State Both are 1958 graduates of Man­ Laos' neutrality. Connecticut State College at New given by Miss Judy Gribley of Harrison thermostats in stock, sulating; .all ' current carrying • on the subject The Foreign Ofllce . She will be assisted by Mrs. Mr. Galloway ' was bom on Parent-Teachers Organization in chester High School. George E. Alden Sr., Mrs. Fred Khrushchev for his part la ex­ Haven; where she la completing her Manchester. Twenty friende and should you fine, it necessary to in­ parts of brass or copper., Deep . in London sent instructions to Sir March 3, 1805 in.'^Uenville, N.Y., a freshman year. She ribbed grips make inspection or "One Call Does If AIT Fran Roberts, Britain’s ambas­ Rowley Sr,, Mrs. Stoddard Belden, son of David and Mary Roade Gal­ pected to raise the issues of Iter- was also «e ct- relatives from New York, Maasa- Call Ml 4-1111 stall a hew thermostat. ABC AFFUANCE in charge of nntries; Mrs. Ruth lin, general diaannament as well e .after a long Ulnesa. She was the Mrs. Hideko Campbell, East Hart­ O03IE IN ^ BROWSE ■5^- the world over for quality. They Monro-Matic' shiyck absorbers and nedy and Premier Khrushchev can wife of Daniel Wright lU 9*4333 and announcements. Do stop in have atop and tail lamp lenses for Monroe Load Levelers. If you are ENAMEL and LACQUER ford; Conrad Apel, 51 N. Elm St.; REFINISHINOS come to some agreement at their She was bom in Glasgow, Scot' William Donovan, 116 Avondale and look at the full line of Crane Buick, Cadillac, (Chevrolet. Ford, not acquainted with what these Spoeioliiiiig h Stage Program To(by we need a nation of Minute Men.... Power and Baad Toola **The Polly B” papers carried here. Make your conference in ^^enna next Satur­ land. Sept 17, 1878> and had lived Rd.; Mrs. Elizabeth Bauer, Storrs; 7 Nations’ Money Mercury, Plymouth, Rambler, Wil- two things can do to insure safe REASONABLE PRICES day and Sunday. in Manchester for 88 years. Mrs. PaiBttng and Decorating Toola Gift Department choice and Manchester Bookshop lys as well aa foreign and com­ driving, inquire about them. Either BRAKE SfRVICI / Arthur Hauschulz, Broad Brook; Onrami and Land Toola will have the In'vitations and an­ FREE ESTIMATES Even while the American state- Primary children at Lincoln Wright was a member of South Mark Maynes, RFD 3, Talcott'Vtlle; Held Value Better pact cars; also turn signal clear­ Victor or Edward DellaFera or Raby, “HouaeboM. Party 3IANCHE8TER nouncements printed for you. have mmit was being distributed, press School presented a program for Methodist Church, and the Mons- Paul F- Tesik, 32 Westminster Rd.; ance lamp lenses and truck reflec­ anyone of the staff. They gladly RT. SO—WAPPINO, CONN. Freaf Eod AHgannaf parents yesterday morning at the citizens who regard the preservation of freedom and Banquet Needs them done with raised printing or, dispatches from Laos itself told Ypres Auxiliary of British War Mrs. Dorothy Murphy, 69 Ed­ Than U.S. Dollar tors. They stock parking and tell you all about them and you AT THE DUOO SION school. Veterans. Invalid Needs BOOKSHOP if you wish, have them engn'aved. o f continuing fighting. mund St.; Mrs. Mary Trzeinka, back-up lenses for Buick, Cadillac can judge for yourself just how TEL in 4-1228 GoMrol Ropoir Walk Gride ^ pupils performed a •" Sufvivprs, besides her husband, ANDREWS BLDG. They will take care of all the de­ and Chevrolet; also for Ford, Mer­ important they can be to you and T he American statement reiter­ song, p « ^ and folk dance, and Blast Hartford; Richard and Rob' tails for you. When it comes to the New York—The currencies of ated the tr.S. position that estab­ include a son. Charles H. Wright ert Reeves, 118 Brook ^t.. Wap- 67 E. Center S t—3H S-10S6 cury, Pontiac Gldsmoblle, Dodge, to your car. took pal^ in a rhythm band. of Altoona, Pa.; a daughter. Mrs. as a basic purpose of their daily life ^,. PARKINO IN REAR choice of paper, nothing carries seven nations depreciated less lishment of an effective cease-fire Grade 2 jiresented songs, recita­ BenJarriin Zielinski of Manchester, ping; Robert Souerr~Broad Brook; CAMPING the same prestige as Cranes, so than that of the United States is the first order of business for tions and dances, and illustrated and one grandson. John Maloney, 360 Windsor S t; make It your paper for all occa­ during the past decade, according settling the problem. The children’s activities during the ' Funeral aervices will be held Mrs. Lucille Ruggiero, 24 Proctor EQUIPMENT sions, for social use, for announce­ to a study by the First National Research Boosts ^ MANCHESTER TOURAINE statement said: four seasons o f the year. Grade 3 Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the Holmea Rd.; Barbara Bates, 23 Tanner ments,' for invitations. City Bank of New York. The "It is evident that the Pathet pupils presented a social studies Funeral Home, 400 Main S t Bur­ St.; William Tomassi, 122 Bretton Teats, Cots, Sleeping Bags, CUSTOM MADE Speaking of weddings, are you U.S. dollar lost 18 per cent of Its Economic Hopes MEMORIAL CO. buying power. and ^ 4 are emidoying military pres­ program of their study of Man­ ial will be In Veterans Field in Rd.; Mrs. Theresa Lltrico, 23 Fos­ Air Blattresaes, Stoves, CANVAS AWNINGS looking for a wedding present *hat Opposite East Cefneteiy PAINTS sure for pcdiQcal purposes at the chester and Connecticut. They, East Cemetery. ter St.; Mrs. Bltta Gehring, Tolland; -JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY - Lanterns U different? If so, the Polly B The seven others; Portugal, 5 For Mauritania very meunent when this confer­ staged a classroom scene In which Friends may call at the funeral Arthur Isinger, 8 Robert Rd., Rock­ Gift Shop will be the answer to per cent: Switzerland, 10 per For Rost RoiMti ence la endeavoring to secure the they gave reports and sang old- home tomorrow from 3 to 6 and ville; Mrs. Dorothy Deeb, Willi- your problem for this shop has a cent; Germany, 12; Ecuador, 14; Qualify Mumoitab MANCHESTER Venezuela, 15; Bel^um and Pak­ Nouakchott, Mauritania — The Q—Do U.S. ambassadors to for uni^, liulepeadence and neutral­ time songs. 7 to 9 p.m. “ mantlc; Mrs. Vincent Genovesl, 30 10 days aftar his iiuugunitioo fialr for the unique and unusual Over SO Yean Experietn ity of Laos. Miss Martha White, music su­ Baldwin Rd.; Robert Saxton, 1281 SURPLUS SALES CO. istan, 17. . new African republic of Mauri­ eign countries change 'with each In gifts, yet the prices are very administration ? "A t the same time, the Pathet pervisor, directed the musical Main St, South Windsor; Mrs. as the 33th President o£ the 189 N. MAIN ST. reasonable. As a matter of fact, India's decline was equal to that tania anticipates a 30 per cent rise PAUL'S has obstructed ICC efforts to parts of the program. at Depot Square of the dollar. Bolivia was In the A—AU traditionally hand in re Mary M(^lnley, 21 Oak St.; Mrs. the Polly B Gift Shop is the ideal In crop yields by 1970 as a result algnatlons, but only those of non­ CoH Mi 9*5807 investigate. Funerali Petronella Brazauskas, 53 North United Statca. answer to what to give for a worst shape with a 99 per cent PAINT SUPPLY " A number of delegations, in­ Open Dally to 9:09 P.M. decline. of farm' research. A balanced careerists are apt to be accepted. St.; Elmer Galloway, 24 Snipaic J. FARR— MI 8-7111 shower gift, a birthday present, 645 Main Street cluding the United States, have anniversary, "thank-you" for a budget by. 1984 — ending the need A. A B IE n i, Prop. Square Dancers ^ Alton J. WaDacs St.. Rockville; Arthur Frey, 6 for aid from France — is another maintained from the outset of the Terrace Dr., Rockville; Otto thoughtful hostess, or a bridge Q—What is "Momar"? Harrlaon S t, HanebeSter TeL MI 9^)300 conference that the firat order of I^ e r a l services for Alton J. prize. goal. A — Abbreviation for "Modern .L ------Given Diplomas Willace, 70, brother of George Schlemlnger, 40 Pine Hill St. The land’s 650,000 people — in­ • business was to secure a prompt BIRTH YESTERDAY: A NEW FAIRWAY Beautiful crystal, both domestic Mobile Army." and effective cease-fire and to for­ Wallace and Irving Wallace and SEE US FOB: and Imported, make heavenly gifts cluding 600,000 nomadic Moors — ward proper irutrucUona to the Mrs.,^eannette Si^leton, all of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert comprise a lubsiatence-farm eco­ More than 800 parents and alum­ Cain, 74 Union St., Rockville. • Ahunlnnm Roll Up Awnings for the bride. Crystal vases, Q—Is the earth traveling In the Wa bny, seD or tsndo anttqiM ICC before long term issues can ni attended the Manchester Junior Mancmestei*, were held this morn­ Danish decanters, cordial glasses, WDKC—1360 nomy on Africa's west coast. direction of the star Vega, and at WATKINS-WEST ing at the Biega Funeral Home in BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter e Venetian Bllnda 1:00 A. J. at Midday nnd used taraltan, eUna, gtaes, be effectively dealt with." Square Dance Club'* graduation to Mr. and Mrs. John Sheridan, NOW OPEN a Storm Doora cocktail mixers, different Swedish 3:05 Jerry Bisbup Snow Traveling schools educate, the what speed? exercises at which 90 students Middletown. twisted cordials, vases, sugar and 6:06 Art Johnson Show tribesmen, and the Government •Dver, Md colna, gold eatas, Blaat Hartford; a son to Mr. and eOembteatlon Windows 8:05 Raynor Shines A—Yea, together with our en­ FUNERAL By RENE-OEOBOES INAOAKI from Grade 5 through high school Mr. Wallace died Thursday at Next to Popular Market creamer set.s—all of these make spends large sums to control grass­ tire solar system, at about 43,000 dolls, gnns, hobby eollesUses, the Klar Krest Resort in East Mrs. Nelson Caye, 291 Spruce St. Manchcofer Awning Co. 11:05 Spotlighl on Sports Pa Dong, Laos, May 27 ( P i- received b :^ e s and diplomas last most acceptable wedding or show­ 11:15 Raynor Shines hoppers and millet-eating birds miles per hour. SERVICE Haddam, where he was employed. DISCHARGED YESTBHUSAY: a World Green Stamps e 105 WEST CENTER ST. 1:00 News. Sienoff attic contents, or wbVang Pao, com- dancing after the graduation Cere­ before Pearl Harbor, the Minute Man of Con* EetabUshed 1949 tle Imagination but are truly love­ ment are pinned to small deposits mony. Refreshments were served. Russell St.; Mrs. Eula T. Zellnskl, 1:10 Home Decorator population increasing? FURNITURE inander of the hardy Meo fighters Talcottville Rd., Coventry: Robert ly and distinctive. Are you fond 1:30 Monitor , , , , of iron, copper, and tungsten, and A—By about 48 .million a year, Director surrounded by pro-C o m m u n i s t The table centerpiece waa a large ^ ^ i of pottery ? The Polly B Gift 6:30 Special Report a growing Ashing industry. McLeary, 801 Main St.; Mrs. Lula cord, tunelesg symbol of- our Nation’s deter* FAIRWAY 6 :0(1 News, Weather according to the U.N. Yearbook.. REPAIR S E R V IC E - forces in the heart of rebel terri­ ^ squares. 1 > v O 1 O W H G l H s Shop has glowing pottery and the emblem of the square dance M. Evans, 10 Olcott St.; Clifford Blnla Street Slanchester 6 :2U Strictly Sports 142 E. CENTER ST. a n d SALE S tory found cannons booming prac­ Bissell, 87 Forest St.; Mrs. Fran­ ceramics that are so useful and 7:05 Keytxwrd Kingpins club. ^ mination to defend its freedom, emerged aa the I Open Tbnre. and Cyi. TUI 9 decorative that the recipient will i :30 Monitor Q—What is a "dossier?" tically all day long—incoming and ces Crandall. 334 HiUiard St.; A.-'^-A report on some Incident or Stancheater’e Oldeet TALCOTTVILLB CONN. Classes, sponsored by the Town In College Posts use them every day Just to enjoy 8:00 Red Sox at Baltimore ‘Crash’ Diet Plan T ^ 50 g.7449 outgoing. Recreation Department, for those Mrs. Josephine S. Bolleau, Staf­ 10:30 Jazz detailed information concerning a ford Springs; Jacob Smegriaki, TbRnpiKE the gay jcolors. Do stop in and 11:00 News With Finest FnclUtlee The Vientiane government from Grade S through high achool Miss Marion A. Creamer and embleni of die U. S. Savings Bonds Program* 11:15 Sports Final person.' East- Hartford; Mra. Ehrangeline look around, you are alw-aj^ wel­ Can Be Harmf ul lodged a /ormal complaint with will resume Oct. 12.______Miss Susan C. Buckley, both of AUTO BODY come here. 11 :.30 Starlight Ssrenada the International Control Com­ Manchester,: have been elected to Delnicki, 588 NiederwerfSr Rd., When war came, the Minute Man became the 1:00 Sisnflood­ Smith, 912 Sullivan Ave., Wap- ICE GOLD BEER 8 :0g NIsht n ia h f the word "princes" in the 161st and Mr.s, Frank Creamer. 261 ping; Nathan Bloomberg, Newton ingly successful effort to back oi^r fighting men children’s books and a marvelous 12-00 New. gigu o n L. White of the American Med­ RE-UPHOLSTERING Phone BH 9-87W ed land, rugged, mountains and To Aid Programs Spring St., was elected represent­ WE CATER TO WRECKER ■election of non-fiction arc always verse of Psalm 119. deep Jungle. As this reporter Center, Maas..; Mrs. Pauline M. WPOP—1416 ical Association council oh foods • Modern Fnrnltiire ative to the Connecticut Inter- Janelle, 104 Union St., Rockville; ' WEDDINGS and BANQUETS stocked. If there should be a 1:00 New. and nutrition. stepped from a coptetl and shook Members of Anderson Shea Post, with W ar Bonds.* SERVICE 1:10 Lou T en i Q—When did King Leopold II of nnd Antiques PIZZA scholastic Association and treas­ Mrs. Gail Willoughby and daugh­ TeL MI 9-6607—Free DeUvery book that you desire, just men-, He says short-term use of com­ hands with Col. Van Pao, cannon VFW, and ladies auxiliary, will tlon it and It will be ordered for 2:00 Conn Ballroom Belgium acquire sovereignty over • Store Stools and Booths urer of the Women’s Athletic As­ ter. 88 Hepilock St.; Mrs. Eliza­ S;UO Newi Weather mercial 900-calorie formulas won’t SPAGHETTI roared in the distance. Two attend a variety show, sponsored you and will be in sjlock in just a the now-independent Congo? • Custom Furniture sociation. Miss Buckley, daughter beth Ann Golnik and son, 105 4:15 Conn Ballroom hurt individuala who are "just a R A V lO U shells weqt tearing into the Jungle by the .Department of Connecticut of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Buckley, few days. Religious books are 7:00 Bob Scott teeny bit" over weight but a doc­ A —In 1885. . SUp Coven and Draperies about 100 yards from the helicop­ Chestnut St.'; Mrs. Jean Mahon, 39 VICHI'S also carried here'. 7:30 Newa Weatbtr VFW Auxiliary, at the Washing­ 41 Ctono St., was elected student 9:00 Ray iSdhitra tor’s advice Is necessary to avoid Made to Order ter. Seaman Circle. Cards to fit all occasions are Q—The lily-trotter and lotu OPEN DAILY ton Junior High School in Meriden council representative and head 'J PACKAGE STORE 11:00 New. harm In rqajor reducing pro­ Complete Selection et Materials, The colonel and his several hun­ tonight at 8:15; In this, the 20th antiii*enary year o f Saidngg 11:16 Ray Bomera bird are names for what birds? 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P A t 2 proctor of Marcus White Hall.of 26 BISSELL ST. grams. dred men plus a few imits of reg- Members of Anderson Shea Aux­ 1:00 Del Raycea A—The Jacana, "a bird whic FREE ESTIM ATES the college. WINF—1286 i SUNDAYE • ular Royal Army battalion, are iliary serving on the committee in, Some Ooehings Bonds, the Minute Man of Concord calb all 208 N. Main St., Manchester ^ being shelled dally and get oc­ Iftlss Creamer is a 1960 grad­ 1:00 CBS Newa Canada Shifts Exports vegetation. 4 PJM. to lOLlO PJM. charge of arrangements are Mrs. uate, and Miss Buckley a 1956 1:10 CBS—Ifa Ne% 3H 9-8824 CLOSED MONDAYS casional infantry attacks. George Ecabert, Mrs. Jane Fortla At Spout Camp Ameriouu.to an unremitting effort tp help pre* For The Best In 1:15 Sbowcaae of Muale graduate, of Manchester High MODERN 1:,35 lx>cal NeWa and Showcase Ottawa—Forty-four per cent of Q—What famous fortress was ‘T think the enemy has six bat' and Mfs. Mary E. LeDuC'Of Man­ School. u w m m ^ 2:00 CBS News tallons of Vle'tmanh out there," chester. 2:10 CBS—Time to Travel Canada’s exports now, go to over­ originally a Catholic mission? Applications for Camp Merrie- Vang Pao said. “ They have In- Proceeds from the show will aerve our peace and freedom, threatened by T V SERVICE WORK CLOTHES 2:16 Showcase of Music seas markets compared 'With 28 A—The Alamo, San Antonio,- FOR EXTRA MONEY Wood are now being accepted, and 2:30 Mutual News per cent in 1959. The change re­ creased their artillery from four benefit the Auxillary’a programs AOS CENTER ST. rrs 2:35 Local Newa and Shb'Wcaae Tex. Berube's pieces of Tfi-Dant'howlUers to’ six, of serving veterans in hospitals Coffee Cun -iorceamore powerful and tesoutceful thah ^ om 3:06 News sulted chiefly from a shift of ex­ V . u p CJ p u I through Aug. 4, it wsa Corner ef,Qr|BWoId S t- O U C O iR d ^ „a il0 Sbowcaae of Muale - TYPEWRITER SERVICE plus four 106 mm howitzers." and at home, in rehabilitation, caa- ports away from the United •Q—Who . Is . cjredlted with the WE FAY Since the May 3 cease-fire Vang announced today by Mra. Jack 3:30 Mutual Newa States. idea of an Arbor Day? 479 Middle Tpke. E. 7 cer aid and research, and support Ulamed for Crash we faced in 1S)41* Though dug effort will take T E L 3 0 8-2205 3:35 Local Newa and Showcaae Pao claims his mto, mainly with Rose, director of the day camp on 168 MIODU TURNPIKE, WEST 4;05 Newa • A—J. Sterling Morton, a r MsnrheKter for the VFW National Home in Gardner St.‘ i 4:10 Showcaae of HUale HI6HEST PRICES mortar fire, have Inflected 700 Eaton Rapids, Mich. M O TO RpLA * A4ANCHESTER iper publisher of Nebraska FOR SCRAP PAPER, RAOP. casualties on the - enemy while No injuries or arrests resulted Openings are aa follows: Pioneer many formg, one way opeh to all b the con­ 4:30 Mutual News KERi’ILT TVYEWKITEHS HMITMUU ' MEN'S STORE 4:35 Local Nsws and Showcaaa Nebraska. ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, Buffer^g only a few dozen. early todsy, but an East Hartford unit for the second period- from 5:05 News METALS and 8CRAJP AON One of the six American mili­ CUBA NEGOTIATORS HOPEFUL woman's car was badly damaged July 10-to July 31; Brownie fly- SALES and SERVICE 5laneheiiter 747 5f AIN STREET 6:10 CBS—Calling American HEALTH CAPSULES L C. SMITHS, Etc. CALL OR DELIVER Miami, FTa., May 27 (/P) — A ups for the second and third tinued inveitment in Sharu in America, U. S. 5:35 Local Newa and Showcase by Mirksel A. PelU, M.D. tary advisers helping the Meo—a when it struck k pole on . Hartford Wa eenrioe nU makea of iV , S;60 Bporta Special ileal tradition? We Handle Stationery Along prisoner committee that negoti­ Rd. perioda from July 10 to 31 and July MlfeheR ^7043 Next to Entnuiee to State captain and five noncommission­ HiMtar 4 too d r a Newa A—It lies In et With Office Machine Supplies ed officers—made a more sober ated here for freedom flow pack Mrs. Helen Y. Grotton was driv­ 24 to Aug. 4; Browntea for the S a v ii^ Bonds, by "citizens who regard the Rndto and Pkonographs 4:10 CBS— Ths Sound Story JkRE FOOT BATHS IN OSTRINSKY to Cuba today e.vpresslng hope third period, July 24 to Aug. 4, and 4:15 Showcaae of Muale Your Mall List As Desired- estimate. He estimated enemy ing east* on Hartford Rd., near 4:30 Mutual News . e LOCKER ROOMS HELPFUL Iran. Dealers In Waste MntsrlnlB strength at two Pathet Lao bat­ for an early return to the Unit­ Bridge St., when a coffee container, Intermediate Scouta for ail perioda, 4:36 Local Newa and Showcase A. J. BERUBE, Prop. 731 PARKER ST. June 24 through Aug. 4. preservation of freedom as a basic purpose of IN PREVENTING talions with Vletmanh cadres and ed States. 'The 10 prisoners, rep- . on the front seat tipped over. 7:00 t?BS News ATHLETE^ FOOT? Ml 9-8477—Ml 8-6542 Tat MI S-57U er MI resenting some 1,200 captni^ in . There are alao openinga for ad­ 7:10 Mitch Miller their losses quite high but lower When Mra. Grotton reached for it, their dmly lifeP 7:55 CBS News and Bporta than 700. the April 17 Invaslqn attempt, her car swerved to the right and ditional counaelora for the aecond 8:06 Showcase and Newa - and third perioda, and a nurse is allies ? TTie Meos, a poor opium-grow­ ■pent a week in Mlnml and struck a utility pole, police re­ 10:00 Dance Remote A—Rome, Italy. ing mountain tribe who wear black Washington seeking to Imple- urgently needed for all three 11:00 Mutual Newa ported. periods. The camp Staff wilt be 12:05 News ootton ctothes and - silver orna- meilt Fidel Castro’s offer to free There were no apparent injuries 12:15 SIgnoff menta around the neck, have a dif­ them in exoliange for 600 trac­ announced later. to Mrs. Grotton or the pole, 1>ut Four of the five units will . f>e QP> "Suburbia ferent language and religion from tors. "We are very pleased with the vehicle had to be towed away Reds Questioning the Lao and represent pne of the housed in new permanent shelters. the nesults of onr negotiations," with extensive damage'to the right For applications, girls may call Deaths Last ?ii^ht major ethnic, minorities in the a spokesman for the grim-faced front fender, hood and radiator, BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Too nemo tie Job. . . wo hivtliatiONrMrtDol jotilbo Cto Port T oday", ‘Luck’ in Greeting country, particularly in the north­ Mra. Rose. 101 Ridgefield 8t., Hart­ Pilot for It... la eolon lo mitehnilchiiqf^l Hn e prisoners said before boarding police said. 4 THE 3IAOAZINE OF ford, or Mrs. Nelson Richmond, as­ quttilon oe colorr. . . whit taI imaHl.Y . . . ktwlaw to eAi ttt By 'inE ASSOCIATED PRESS ern provinces. an airliner for Havana. PLEASANT PLACES Munich—la it fitting for Com-j The government recently Incor­ sistant director, 283 Spring St., fW Se ywra XiMrtM’* nmuptf i f hm* suSlwJM New York — Thomas E. Murray, . PRICES TOO LOW inw a i. « M m m to I*. CALL 0$ for ixpiit hilp oa ym aoti eAMM ^ A MONTkLY FBATUIUS OF muniats to greet each other, aai porated the Meo Into the army Mancheater. O m i t Oaun m m t.TIm 89, fornjer Atomic Energy Com­ 185.7 MILLION REFUNDS . Hartford, May 27 (fi)—State ■ 1>W»- fc SreWel:to T*. AAwrtiMw T o u r BOhogrowN d a i l y they do in Romania, by wishing imder OoL Vang Pao, but most * ■Nte wmsa :var n w pswiVi fi^pws missioner and a consultant to the Hartfohl, May 27 (/P»—The In­ Consumer Protection Oommisaion- B.O. TO HONOR BIBICXVT' NEWSPAPER Joint Congressional Committee on eacdi other "Noroc" ("Good Meo flgbteni still wear their black ternal Revenue Service reported er AttlUo R . Frasstnelll yesterday luck) 7 ■ ' drpae and havq practically no mill- Newtmi, Mosa., May 27 UP> — Atomic V ^ trgy, died yesterday of yesterday 644,825 Connecticut resi­ ordered Levin Bros. Poultry Co. Abraham RlbicoiFf, secretary of B heart attack. Murray, who served According to reports reaching ' tMXT tzhtolng,' aJthou^ they are dents will shaie a record $65.7 mil­ o f Hartford and New Britain'BVuit health, education imd welfare and 723 MAIN dt.. MANCHESTBR PHONB Ml 9*4601 Radio Free Europe, discussion t a d ^ atkandUng rifles, on the Atomic Elnergy Commission NO. SOME POCTORS BELIEVE lion In Income tax refunds / this Produce Co. of New Britain, to former governpr of Connecticut, from 1950 to 1957, was a native has -been going on in Communist t must apply the cease-fire,” year, nils year's refunds, the serv- ■top selling' products below es­ will be awarded an honorary doc; BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THg WORK THAT IF VOU USE THESE Party ranks about the propriety -Vang Pao said. "We only defend Icq^sajfl, is more than $7 million of Albany, N. Y. FOOT BATHS. VDU DO ' tablished costs. FraxslneUi BSld tor of laws degree by Boston Col­ New York — WilUam. Trqy, 57, of that greeting;. Some appar­ eur peeltlons: If we went aU out tUflier than last year. 11m service HORiz HAilM THAN GOOD. both firms Rotated the state's un­ lege at its June J3 commencement. literary britle and 4i .teacher at the ently feel that , t o , > admit the ex­ MoocIteBtf Mwoiil with gDsniUa tactics, sending pa­ eatiamted that five out of every fair sales practices act b y aMUnig Six other persons, including Juien ah46 i f f istence of luck contradicta the trols nalrind tba enemy's rear, we nine o f the 960,452 taxpayers who Now School for Social (Research products beloW cost, to Sdott’s Dis­ W. DuUas, Cantral IntolliffBace *m\> PAINTS ■Inoa 1M5, died Tfauraday o f can- aelentifle, athelsUa baaia o( their aesfidutettet oa them many jnons filed n tu n a this year'wlU teoelve count Department star* of East Ageni^ diraetor. will ^ awarded JtktiaihemMtekeeM Moology. zefittds. Windsor. '' similar degraes..

-\ MANCHESIB* EVENING HERALD. MANCHEBTHE, OONN^ SAtURDAT. MAT JT. 1961 ^ A G V i n m T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COIlN., SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1961 ------L_------_ ■ ....> ■ ' ______. » ' BUGGS BUNNY OUR D0A|t01NG HOUSE wHh MAJOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSSWONp PUZZLE IF I ONUr MKVE *rWO HANDS! NOPE. BUT XCN MAVBE VOU CAN m t MS h e l f V^sp ec p HOW I CM FNE» THS THIU6SUP..Z PftttfeMfcTTH* WRINKLEP IVfOUSER U 9 NEEDS 7K MUSH \ ;ers Fall Before Spahn for Second Time This •WAT TtAIN PPOT VEftSOMiAm/^ fMACTBSMOM* OF AlHemi RipHUic 'A i c r r p t AM FER IHACr OILMAN OF VKXMti CCMMAI TIMB/>«*'A« U ti OCQ •MTHAIM RMAMCIALISWAL. HUKV< A)-A couple of pigeons. That’s the M PitelM l just seven shy of the charmed 300-victory level today after BOIta way the Washington Senators and Los Angeles Ang^s were AMERICAN LEAhtTE JJL. £ £ L n n iM ia i W. I,. Pet, OB beating the Los Angeles Dodgers— but if it wasn’t lor the tael MMibi . pegged when they started the season as the new entries in Detroit ...... 27 IS .075 A L L Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN BBB»Ftewwl . the expanded American League. Dodgers, he might be seven over the 300 mark. BiiWIiliHtallai M C M k Cleveland . , . .23 15 .60S 3 How's that? It's like tbis: — . M Bnan Ti So who are the only two clubs<^___ - . ______New York 20 15 .671 *Vt STSaadnaetiaa BTOoMli to beat Frank Lary, the right- When Spahn best the Dodgsra Baltimore ,.. .22 18 .550 5 10-2 a t ' Milwaukee last night It 'S jffilS&ri aSMaweea MAga hander who leads the majors with Minnesota . , . .19 20 .487 SBIattaoa ■even victories for first place De- T'/i Cheney Tech was his second decision over Jjom Palmer Leads Washlngto n . .19 22 .463 81/, Angeles this season and the 29Srd ‘ MOrMkdtrtriaa UxiltT Yup, the Senators and the Kansas- City . .15 18 .4,65 Angels. *'/i victory of his 17-year career In Boston ...... 15 20 .429 «'/! And Hartford the National League. But It also X lttm iM The Angels did It last night, Los Angeles . .14 23 .378 making the most of three un­ In S p eed w ay ’ I ll marked the first time in .10 years W l S S w W Chicago ...... 14 . 24 .368 12 earned runs and a tie-breaking Friday’s Results he has won two In one season from OkTHnaM^ double by Earl Averill for a D-4 Play 3-3 Tie the Dodgers, the only club with a BtackMrd 500 Festival Washington 4, Minnesota 8.' MlPiaUUIv) decision over the Tigers at Los Ixis Angeles 5. Detroit 4. lifetime edge (31-16) over tha S'MBrilUiidMtl Angeles. Boston at Baltimore, postponed. Braving the elements, Cheney Braves’ superb southpaw. That trimmed Detrolfs lead to Indianapolis. May 27 — Arnold Kansas City at Cleveland, post­ Tech and Prince Tech of Hartford At the moment, the 40-year-old NOTMOl throe games over idle Cleveland Palmer, cut off rffter three rounds poned. tangled at Colt Park yesterday af­ master has a .643 winning per­ and hoLsted the Angels out of the of the first "500 festival” Open Golf Chicago at New York, post­ ternoon but were unable to reach centage against the other six cellar, a half-game ahead of the Tournament last year, today was poned. a decision for two reasons; (1) teams In the league. And If he Chicago White Sox. In little danger of that humiliation Today’s Gaines Rain cut short the action after could have replaced that Dodger M) the renewed 150,000 event. jinx with something like the suc­ CARNIVAL |BY DICK TURNER Washington won the only other Minnesota (Palmquist 1-0) at five and one-half innings had been game played In the AL, beating He led the field with 67-70—137, Washington (Woodeshick) 8-1. completed and (2) the score was cess he’s had dgalnst the other eiSipiMiatdt the old Senators, now the Min­ five under par, midway In the.frost- deadlocked at 3-all when the rains clubs, Spahn’s career record bitten tourney over the Indiana­ against the Dodgers would be 30- PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER aO M attar nesota Twins, 4-3. Rain arui cold Chicago (McLish 2-4 or Wynn came. II weather knocked out the other polis Motor Speedway course, half 4-1) at New York (Turley 8-2.) (Jheney wraps up Its season 17, not 16-31. ^VOU MELD WMj DOWN games — Kansas Clty-Cleveland, of it inside the big track. Kansas City (Daley 4-S) at Thursday afternoon in Berlin That would give Spahnie 307 17 The U.S. Open champion stood victories overall. .'!tx ro E < • • « ^ S do i\n n _ XMib Chicago-New York and Boslon- Cleveland (Hawkins 4-2). V- against St. Jam es’ High. The A PAU S.OMleeadi. Baltimore. 141 at the same point last year Boston (Monbouquette 8-4) at locals’ record now stands at four The defeat left Los Angeles In a POR • • • and shot an eliminating 73 in the Baltimore (Estrada 2-8), (N). wins, two defeats and one tie. virtual tie for aecond pUce with c t ANGELS 6, TIG ERS 4 — The third round. Detroit (Regan 5-0) at Los An­ Lost First Meeting the Pittsburgh Pirates, who wera O ★ J Angels collected nine hits off Lary, After yesterday’s round, played geles (Grba 4-4), (N). First time- around in a game drubbed 12-2 at St. Louis. San ; I who struck out six, and twice came In a bitter North wind with gusts Sunday’s- S^edule played at Mt. Nebo, Hartford post­ Fifancisco padded Its lead by a full ^ from behind before Ken Hunt up to 25 miles an hour. 141s were Minnesota at Washington. ed a 10-7 win in a slugfest. Yester­ game with a 3-2 victory over the singled and came across on good for a ninth place tie. The Kansas City at Cleveland. (2). day, however, lanky Phil Hence al­ Chicago Cubs in 13 Innings. The scoreboard was speckled with S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL Averin's double in the eighth. Chicago at New YSrk (2). lowed but two hits in going the Phlladelphia-Cinclnnati game was Ryne Duren, relieving starter Ron­ scores upwards of 80. Boston at Baltimore. distance. He struck out eight and postponed because of cold. nie Kline after Rocky Colavlto’s Although scattered froat was Detroit at Los Angeles. passed four. Skip Pacholskl was . * * * two-run homer had tied It In the ^arcecast this morning, the Weath­ Monday’s Schedule almost as stingy with base hits, BRAVES 10, DODGERS .2 __ NMWESOH1MSI9AND seventh, blanked the Tigers with­ er Bureau said temperatures might New York at Boston, (N). giving up but four. Sphann, now 5-3, nailed his sixth i4R0VKZ/ft2l^NPt.V.gR. out a hit over the last 2 1/3 in­ rise 15 degrees above yesterday's Only game scheduled. No player on either side wa.s •complete game while allowing 'SQ3UT, nings for his first victory in four mld-4_0s high. able to get more than one hit with seven h l^ three of them bunt NATIONAL LEAGUE ViMT decisions. Duren struck out AI Gary player of South Africa, ^GENTILE, Phil Custer’s double the only ex­ alnglesr^-The fifth place Braves PID Kallne and Colavito after putting leading money winner on the U.S. W’. L. Pet. O.B. f f tra base hit for the Rangers. Both backing Spahn with four double­ S 2SL ^he tying run on base with one pro circuit, wore four sweaters San Francisco .23 IS .639 Hartford blngles were for two plays, also had seven hits, but two V O ^ -while shooting his second -straight Pittsburgh ... .20 14 .588 2 bases, by Wade and, Luezai, BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL out In the ninth. were home nms. Frank Thomas fitU fi Norm Cash drove In Detroit's one-under-par 70. He was three Los Angeles . .24 17 ..685 U/l C hesrjr (S) hit the 200th of hia career, a two- strokes off Palmer’s pace. ab r h po a a rbi WHERE>OU m o c M H a first two runs, with singles In the Cincinnati ... .20 16 .5.66 3 nb .. G run jolt, and the other was a — Doug Ford, winner of the first Milwaukee . . .17 17 .500 5 Jim Gentile Nearly Went Off to Japan ...... 2 1 0 0 0 0 USH.'iniMWRM.. 0 0 I N 4 .r I D S T A R T first and third innings. The Angels Cualor. as ...... 3 0 1 0 0 1 1 solo shot by Hank Aaron, who was scored one in the first, on a triple Speedway tourney last year with St. Louis . . . . .16 19 .457 «'/j Mikolrlt. 3b ...... 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 saved by hia plastic helmet when tC M IT FINISH ir/J M V O W N a 14-under par performance, trail­ Chicago ...... 12 24 .333 11 JArvi!4. lb ...... 3 0 1 2 1 0 1 hit by a pitch by loser SUn Wil­ by Leon Wagner and a single by McMnllan, c ...... 2 0 12 0 0 0 eUdIMESS Ted Kluszewski, and then went ed Palmer by a single stroke to­ Philadelphia . .11 23 .324 11 H^ncG p ...... 3 0 0 0 11 0 0 liams (3-3). O a day after shooting a pair of 69s. Monroe, If ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 ahead with the three unearned Friday’s Results Olldd^n rFjl. ’The Dodgers are .003 behind £ 3 L Baseball’s Newest Big Name ...... 2 0 0 0 0 <0 0 Pittsbugrh on a percentage basis, runs In the jsixth. KIu started the San Francisco 8, Chicago 2 Perkins, rf ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 rally with a two-out single. An (IS). but because of a difference In ToIaIii ...... 23 "5 4 15 12 2 2 -1MW«NT1HE'Vy/EW0Me error by* rookie third baseman Awards Too Great Milwaukee 10, Los Angeles 2. games played, they trail San Fran­ LEMot!u)e 1 Steve Boros and a walk followed, New York (NEA)—Jimt ‘T h a t’s right," admits Gentile, fat last, I felt, was a manager who Prince (3) cisco by only 1'4 games while H o w a f m w j WA60N' St. Louis 12. Pittsburgh 2. would stick with me, give me an ab r h' po a e rbi then Gene Leek and Rocky Bridges Philadelphia at Cincinnati, I’ost- Gentile of the Baltimore Ori­ bir and handsome — 6-4, 215 — Lodrora. 3b .. the Pirates are two games back R)smvE?J On Golfing Circuit Irish-Italian out of SAn Francisco.’ opportunity” ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 r A^O brought in the runs with singles. poned. I oles has bombed himself into Parhnlflkl. n ...... 3 0 n 2 11 0 0 of the Giants. ♦ I M V«At H)K' .* * * "I was thoroughly frustrated after Given a $30,000 bonus by the Mor^lH, cf ...... 3 3 0 2 1 (i 0 * • • New York, May 27 (/P)—Golf’s Today's Gaines bein? baseball’s newest big eight years In the Dodgers’ chain huezai. an ...... 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 SENATORS 4. TWINS S — The Los Angeles (Drysdale 8-8) at then Brooklyn Dodgers as the San Roon^.v. 2b ., ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 CARDS 12, PIRA TES 2 — Ken cash rewards have become so great nam e. gang. Francisco area’s IS-ycgr-old prep Starr#*!!, lb ...... 2 0 0 6 1 0 0 Boyer, after going 15 games with­ Senators, Just a game behind the Milwaukee (Buhl 1-4). B#‘ard r .... fifth place Twins,, ahso came from that the two top money winners of Gentile leads the major leagues "I waa just plain horrible In player of the year 1959, Gentile ...... 2 1 0 7 0 0 1 out driving in a run for the Cardi­ the game can't afford to risk sus­ San Francisco (Owens 8-2) at eight years ago was called the Wade, rf ...... 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 behind twice, handing Lefty Jim Chicago (Drott 0-1). in home runs and runs-batted-in. training with the Baltimore club Totll, If ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 nals, hit a pair of homers and awwerwatifc S'~27 Kaat (1-41 his fourth straight de­ pension from the PGA tour to rep­ Gentile Is a natural headline grab­ a year ago. had every reason to best young prospect among 350 collected six RBI against the Bucs. resent their countries in one of Pittsburgh (Law 1-8) at St. at the Dodgers’ camp. Tofala ...... 20 "3 2 18 14 0 3 MT feat on a two-run single by Harry ber. He put a bat in baseball’s H411- believe- that Mr. Richards would Cheney ...... on 010—n He hU a, three-run shot that wrap­ Uric world's outstanding interna­ Louis (Broglio 3-5), (N). ■tart Bob Boyd, then still with the 'Tm urorriwl about your fsthor not boins homo yot! Bright In the sixth inning. Wash­ Philadelphia (Green 1-3) at Cin­ of-Fame by smacking auccdsstve "I hit a lot of home runs and Prince ...... 000 300—J ped it up in the first inning against XUD D SA X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD Ho oould bo somtwhoro soriouoly hurt; m troiiblt, ington now Is 2-2 against Minne­ tional competitions. grand simp home runs In Minnea- club, at first base. Glenn Mic- drove in many a run in the mi­ 2b. Custer. Wade. I„iicza : SB. ha- Bob Friend (5-5), who now ha» As a result a couple of gay gaf­ cinnati (Jay 4-S), (N). kens, once with the Dodgers, find nora, yet had no more than 36 Rnae. MIkolel MacMulIan (2): LOB. or gutting his pay ohock oashtdr sota snd righthanded rookie Joe Sunday’s Schedule poIs-St. I*aul, batting in nine runs ('heney 4, Prince 3: Scorer. Dorsey. lost five In a row as a starter. The McClain (5-3) has pitched both fers, Jimmy Demaret and Sam in a game. Had the ball not struck Joe Stanka, another pitcher who times at bat with the parent Pirates had 10 hits, just one less Snead, will carry Uncle Sam’s Philadelphia at Cincinnati. jumped the White Sox organiza­ club," he recollects. "I earned than St. Louis, ^ u t gave up five victories, getting this one with a Los Angeles at Milwaukee. a light pole, he would have joined colors in the Canada Cup Interna­ Ted Wliliams and Mickey Mantle tion, were doing well in baseball the reputation of being tempera­ unearned runs on six errors. South­ LITTLE SPORTS B Y RO U SO N aeven-hltter. San Francisco at Chicago. Lennie Green of the Twins tional matches' at Dorado Beach. as the only hitters who ever swat­ In Japan. I felt that If I could­ mental and sulky, but looking Ro.si and Matthews paw Curt Simmons (2-3) won ft. Puerto Rico, next Thursday Pittsburgh at St. Louts. n’t do any better in my own coun­ back this was only the result of pitching his first complete game doubled add extended his hitting Monday’s Schedule ted a ball over the right field roof try, I might as well hop a plane. ftSHOfa Bm ues streak to 23 games, longe-st In the through Sunday. in Detroit. frustration. Gil Hodges was with In Boxing Feature on the eighth try. Demaret, 51 Wednesday, was St. lyouls at Los Angeles. I would at least get a chance to the Dodgers ahead of me, and I • • • majors since Ken Boyer hit 29 for Cincinnati at San Francisco. Swing and Site play In the fastest company the St. Louis Cardinals in 1959. chosen to replace Arnold Palmer, kept asking myself, ’Just what New York. May 27 (/Py^aolo GIANTS 3, CUBS 2 — The Only Games Scheduled. "There isn’t any reason why around." does a guy have to do?’ I woke the U.S. Open champion, as part­ Gentile should not keep going," Rosi takes on lightweight contend­ Giants scored a pair of unearned ner of Snead, 49 today, when Gentile calls the Birds’ head up when waved out of the Na­ er Len Matthews tonight in what runs In the 13th off -reliever Don says Manager Paul Richards, rich­ man Richards with the reverence tional League fiis the Dodgers’ -op­ Elston (5-4) for their sl?th In a Palmer, South Africa’s Gary Play­ ly qualified as an authority. "Jim could be his last stand before a Sport ChaUer er and Canada’s Stan Leonard accorded a savior. tions ran out. Then I had the year national audience. row over the Cubs. Harvey Kuenn is not yet 27. He has the swing, In St. Paul which prompted Balti'- withdraw from the oip matche.s Radio., TV Sports size, defensive skill at first base "Mr. Richards gave-me a fresh The 33 - year - old Italian- drove in a run for a 1-1 tie In the yesterday under, threat of PGA slant on baseball life at a lunch­ more to b ^ my contract." New Yorker ia a 12-5 underdog to eighth inning, then singled horns ttmi.11 Swl 9M*mCoMk LITTLE LEAGUE baseball pro­ suspension. Palmer and Snead won and the urge." The majdr leagruea can come the clincher scored on an error by TVLWWUCokNlaidL gram’s annual house to house can­ Saturday— eon the day before last season the 22-year-old Philadelphian for the Canada Cup last year. The most' extraordinary thing opened In Baltimore,’’ he recalls. close to listing their individual their 10-roimd television (ABC TV, outfielder Billy Wllllaihs. Sam vass for funds to meet 1961 oper­ 1:45—-This Week In Sports, about the Gentile story is that a B . C. BY JOHNNY HART Demaret, ’ three-time Ma-stera "M^. Richards announced the bucks-office attractions on the fin­ 10 p.m.) fight at. Madison Square Jones (4-3) was the winner in his ating expenses will be held Sun­ .Channel 3. little more than a year ago he starting lineup and It was a tre­ gers. first relief job of the season. • day. Residents are asked to sup­ winner who recently was named to Garden. the golf Hall of Fame, waa the 2 p.m.—Yanks vs. Chicago, said he was ready to quit organized mendous shot In the arm when he This la a muit-win-or-else scrap BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE port the project which now num­ Gentile, settled at last, is the IP 'IDU HAO THREE CLAMS AND SAVE ONE A WORTHLESS REASON FOR BElNS choice of the Puerto Rican spon­ Channel 8; WKNB 840. baseball for play in Japan. called out my name. Here and newest welcome addition. for the bony-faced, cut prone vet- CDR. CMMR, IW MAJOR DCIACY bers 900 boys age eight through 2:15—Sport Thrills, AMSM, I'M OOW6 A UTTU ttCBITM AOUAUV, YOU’D K SlNOINfi INTELUCENCE REPORTS' AWAy.lHmO I TfcieK t w o , w h a t w o u l d IN BUSINESS. 12. Season play starts Memorial sors, according to Frank Pace, In­ .eran. Roal,' who waa stopped on OFC'Z.tLf.ABMV. I IMOCRSTAHO'CIU Chaiinel 30. cuts two yfcara.ago by lightweight POR AJO> FOR THt ARMY,COMMM(R. ON COMMUNIST SUERRiaA -nCTtCS, AMATTIROP Day with douhleheaders slated. ternational golf association preii ones DID SOME CROFDUSTMli IN WM YOU h a v e ? dent. 2:30— Dodgers vs. Braves, ion Jpey Brown, no longer \MEVE ASKED TO B0RK0«A'«U FR0«| VITAL IMPORTANCE. HOW DOSS F STRIKE YDUl Channel 80. WRqWSWTfJBF^^ y I IME NAVY FOREOMIC80PDUSTIN6 MANCHESTER HIGH track Al Johnston, 25-year-old Que­ ked^4imong the top 10 con- niNT-4 FROMAM. \ ^ bec pro, waa named as replace­ 4:30—T1’ Race of Week, Carburetion Test at Speedway squad members who took part In Channel 18. S Pitching—Ryne Duren, .Angels, the recent Hartford County Y meet ment for Leonard. Pace hoped to 5 p.m.— Big Time Wrestling, Although he beat Tommy Tibbs beat first place Tigers, 5-4, ^th have been ruled Ineligible by the line up Harold Henning, who play­ 2 1-3 innings of hitless relief, fan­ (JIAC and will not be allowed to ed for South Africa In the 1959 Channels 8, 18. For 33 Cars in 500-Mile Race In February for his/first victory 8 p.m.—Red Sox vs. Baltimore, in his last four fights. Rosi still ning Al Kallne and Rocky Cola­ participate in the State Class A Canada cup, as substitute for vito for final outs after putting meet today at New Britain, Ruled Player. Henning has been playing , W'TIC 1080. was bothered by a slight cut. Indianapolis, May 27 (/PI—It was* This may result In some criss­ In more than 10 /years as a pro tying run on b^se with a w alk.. out were Ken Smith, Fred Kosten­ in England. If he'4 unavailable, Hitting—Ken Boyer, Cardinals, ko, Bob Foster, John Salclus arid veteran Bobby Locke may be Sunday— carburetion test day on the Indi­ crossing. going into, and coming he has had only 43 fights for a anapolis Speedway today, a final 34-7-2 win-loat-drkw record. In­ walloped two home runs and a Jim Bracken. named; 2 p.m.—Yanks vs. Chicago, out of the turns, and it remains Channel 8; WKNB 840. shakedown of the 33 dare-devil to be seen who will give ground. cluding 14 knockjiuts. Because of single for six R BI In 13-2. romp SCANDIA AC soccer team will pilots who will defy death or de­ cuts he ne’’er has had more than over Pirates. SUMMERETTES 2 p.m— Bed Sox vs. Baltimore, Brabham Is one of eight rookies, return to action Sunday after a Channel 3, WTIC 10807 struction in the golden anniver­ most to make the starting field four bouts in one year since he Buny Crocker 113-118, Lori Sinl- sary 500-mile auto race Tiiesday. came to the U. S. In 1952. MORTY MEEKLB BY-DICK CAVALL three week layoff. ’The local hoot­ 2:30—Dodgers vs. Braves, since 1950 when 10 started. While ers, who have a 9-4-1 record, will crope 112-119. Kit Byrnes 111, Channel SO. ' . Between 30 minutes and an Brabham Is highly regarded, so is Matthews, altnough 2-2 for his Friday's Honirrs EX0US6ME,AAR. WHAT LETTER play Hartford Saglttario at Mt. Carolyn Janlcke 112, Mary Mc­ hour, one of the best collections of Parnelli Jones, 27, of Torrance, last' four sta rt!. still stands a Z O O I T KNOW WHATlS TH E Carthy 111. sleek, snarling machines ever en­ chance of working his way into a (Season Total In Parentheses) MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEON ARE WANTTHOOE. eDOMBZ.IKNOW COIAESAFTBR MATTER WITH HIM. HE JU6TSITE Nebo starting at-3 o’clock. Calif., a clever driver who last year ’^ARRANOaO ITSOUNPSaiLU/, tered in this classic motor event title fight. A prs only 3 'j years, AMERICAN LE.AOUE K ... « « r THERE WITH THOSE n o TEARS Full Race Schedule won the tough Midwest sprint' he has a 31-5-2 record, including -.yJUDOJACKISFOUirmON THEOUTSIX ..LIME JU K E IS EIGHTH... GASLIGHT tS ALPHAKIIdkLD; auriCANTOEEM WORF? ROLUNS O O m HI6 RACE. will spurt and swirl around the circuit title. No rookie has won the Colavito, Tigers (13) ... /ce CUBE FIFTH... RUFFCUT tt SIXTH NINTH BY TIVO LENGTHS... UFTOFIS THGR»NOIHlNa TOREMEAABER... One-Time Million Dollar Bahy 2>i-mlle "brickyard" aa anxious 500 since George Senders tri­ 19 knockouts. Lennj' is ranked NATIONAL I-EAGUE By A HEAP... SPACEMAN SEVENTH... tdfcallrisht; At Stock Tracks crews look for failings. umphed in 1927. fourth by Ring and fifth by the Boyer. Cards 3 (T) / NBA. OALLAMMY? There never has been a fatal ac­ The speedway railbirds, how­ Aaron, Braves (7) The big question before what cident in this final warmup for the Scoring will be the rounds sys­ Thomas, Braves (4) ever, consider defending cham­ tem. Score Shuttled to San Diego may be one of the biggest race big Memorial Day race, although pion Jim Rathmann, 1959 winner crowd at Riverside Speedway this in 1041 Sam Hanka, now speedway Rodger Ward, and the 19.12 speed­ season will be whether Buddy director of .competition, flipped way king Troy Ruttman as the In .Hopes of Curing Wildne.ss Krebs. last year’s stock car when his engine locked, up and hia n,en to beat in this rough race to champ, can take the 100 lap "May car waa knocked out of the race. nowhere. Howevek Hanka escaped un­ It could be the lucky year, too, injured. ^ been over the excuses “ sports- for pole-car driver Eddie Sachs, Bcore, once a milMon-dollar pltc)j Old reliable Jocco Maggiacomo The preliminaries to this year’s TIRE Specials Ing ace, is back In the minors to writers have made for him. "I who had this year's best qtialifying appreciate what they’re trying la always a big gun at the long 500 have been grim with veteran time, 147.481 m.p.h. for the 10- day, hopeful he can shake the Tony Bettenh'ausen, trying fdr his to do fof me,” he has said, "but I grinds. He was fifth In this event mlle test nin and has been in the fiOODYEAR - - GOODRICH - ■ FIRESTONE 2 wildness that has been a monkey In 1960. " r it triumph in 15 starts, killed in .500’a first starting row three times on his back since he was all but want no alibis. I don’t deserve a'TMay.ll practice spin. In all, 11 CAPTAIN EASY them. I ’m just not pitching the The first race will start prompt­ In the past yoiir years. However. BY^ LESLIE TURNER knocked out of hpaeball four years ly at 8:15. cars hit the wall since the track Sachs’ car was stopped, by ago. way I used to.” opened for practice May 1. mechanical troubles In all four of MUD M S HAM ID Tia WSe /jCAUir TAKE OFF PROMXy^WITM A UaNT The Chicago White Sox, stum­ The "alibis,” as Score chose to MR. ABERNATHY Entries for the big 50-Iap Memo­ Regular Conditinna his starts. 670x15-^0.88^ in KALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWA iiosrrou..^ PBuio nwfe laa sHon-RUNvayr/im bling along at the bottbm of the call them, concerned, of course, With the track running during ^ Tiny •CKAPB AMO PACK rial Day, Canadian-American HOWAAUCHIS HOWAAUCHIS nope TMW CAM arMa Americap League, optioned the his injury In 1957 — when he waa Stock Car Cla.ssic to be held fit the the carburetion trial almost un- FO U O W A A f!/ AUDTWt MTAOU 'nthrr ASTHPTOTNBPlANDl 27-year-old lefthander to S a n pitching for Cleveland and waa CHURCH ’TENPIN 4 ANP3 ? . 4 ANDS? T m r m o r m t Nea.WBJNaraoNoiiir! Thompson Speedway, just off Rt. der regular race conditions—with Final Standings HOWAAUCHIS VOUNGAAAN.I Tv Diego of the Pacific Coast League struck In the eye by a line drive perhaps the entire 33-car field 710x15-^2.88^ 193 In Thompson have been coming W. L. Pet. 7 '♦ A N O R f ■ytXjV EQ CT T M a sa last night. by Gil McDougald of the Yankees. roaring, at the same time—a Igt THEJDBJ into the office In great style as 'Wapping No. 2 .,,,101 3.5 .742 f ^ P I E S "We had a long talk with Herb," There was, at first, serious con­ acme of the leading stock car of attention will be paid Jack •aid Manager Al Lopez, "and we St. James No. 2 . . . 90 46 .662 cent over whether he, could, retain drivers have signified that they will Brabham, Australia’s world road So. Meth. No. 1 ____ 84 .52 .618 ''told him we thought this would be sight In the eye, much less return GETS ’nvo—Tony Tay­ racing champion, driving his rear 750x14-^3.88^ be on hand for the action. the best thing for him. We feel he lor tpuenes second base Baptist No. 1 ...... 84 .52 .618 to’'the mound. Entries from. Canada have been engine Cooper-Climax speedster. St. James No. 1 .... 80 .56 .588 has to be someplace where he can Before that Injury, Score had at Connie Mack Stadium BAabham, who qualified for 13th WHITES ADD $3.00 pitch every fourth day, someplace received from Canadian Ace John TalcoUvillc No. 2 . . 79 57 .581 won 16 games and had led the AL Darveau of Charlesbourg. Quebec in Philadelphia, forcing position in the time trials at where If he geU Into trouble, he 145.144 mph is regarded a big St. Bridget’s ...... 78 58 .574 with 245 strikeouts aa a rookie In and Gil Brochu of Montreal. More the sliding Willie Davis Wapping No. 1 .... 74 62 .544 can stay In-and pitch himself out 1955. The following year ho won question mark in the Memorial Extra Special of It. Canadians are expected with aev- of the Los Angeles Dodg­ Baptist No. 2 ...... 70 66 .51.5 20 and led the league with five eral phoning In to settle some Day grind which requires tight, "We couldn’t afford to let hlrti do wheel-to-wheel driving around Lutheran No. 2 .... '70 66 .515 shutouts and 263 atrikeouts. It minor matters before mailing their ers. Second Congo No. 1 69 67 .507 PREMIUM NYLON DEEP TREAD that up here. was then that Boston offered a 200 monotonous laps. ’throwing Good entries. , Second Congb No. 2 61 75 .448 million dollars for Herb. The -American contingent In­ Brabham, seeking to become tlie "There’s nothing wrong with hia first foreign winner of the 500 So. Meth. No. 3 ___ 60 76 .441 Score came back in 1958, but cludes Ed Flemke of New Britain, Seeprid Congo No. 1-52 84 .382 JE F F I COBB arm. And he’s been throwing good. arm trouble put him on the dia- since Dario Resta, the Italian-born * THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY PETE HOFFMAN Gene Bergln, who has taken the Sport Schedule Lutheran No. 1 .... 50 86 .368 BY WILSON SCRUGGS “A. You should see him on the side­ abled list for more than a month, Englishman who^* triumphed in lines. But In a game .. win on two separate occasions * t 1961, has crossed the Atlantic five So. Meth. No. 2 .... 48 88 .353 40% OFF! 1 SURE ") NONE P ^TC L FIND ^ E O N E ' and he had a 2-3 record In (58). In the Thompson Speedway and Rene Today So. Meth. No. 4 .,..42 94 .309 f PBOIAPS THCUIA K RIOHTm. I Lopez was asked how Score, 1959 it was 9-11, and he was trad­ times within the past month to WITH A CERTAIN GAL ,^1 1 ELSE TO CHECK ON once a 20t-game winner and strike­ Charland of Holyoke. Talcottville No. 1 . . 32 104 .235 LIFETIME ROAD HAZARD GUAIUNTEE! ^ * PERHAPS I HAVE BGEM A ed to the White Sox, for pitcher Track—Class A (Championship wheel cars in Indianapolis, Monte . OVER D0U6 HOLT/ REP^TER/.-ANY THIS YOUNG LADY/ out king with his fast ball and Carlo, Silverstone, England, and OBJECTKaNS? Barry Latman, just before the Two stock car racing progframs Mwt, New Britain, 1. Scheduled to meet in a rolloff curve, took the decision. Quarter Midget Races, 7:30 — The Netherlands. THE VERY BEST BELOW FIRST LINE PRICES! “Talking to Herb is like talking 1960 season started. He had a 5-10 will be staged at the Plalnvllle for the championship are Second record for the White Sox last sea­ Buckland. The Aussie’s car with 252 horse­ to your own son,” answered Lopez. Stadium under the sanction of the power spots a great deal of zoom Congo No. 2, flrat round victors, NO DOWN PAYMENT— 12 MONTHS TO PAY son. Central Auto Racing Club. One Is Sunday, May 28 and Wapplpg Community No.” 2, « "Ha agreed with us. He knows he Soccer — Htfd. Saglttario vs. to the 400 HP of the standard nMda the work.” ^ This year, he began In relief, scheduled tonight the other Mon­ aecond half kinga The rolloff will' day night. Scandla AC, 2:30, Nebo. Indianapolis Offenhauser engines. . SPLUS TAX and RECAPP/UILE TIRE Score already had left when the then' won his first start with a Brabham’s little "jewel” la about be held Thursday night a t the ISOLY GIIARDIA White Sox announced the decision two-hitter against Cleveland, 4-2. There will be eight races tonight Monday, May 29 500 pounds lighter than the small­ Parkade starting at 7:30. ■But both runs were set up by starting at 8:15 Including two 25- Manchester at Conard, 8:15. Top keglers. in' final regular . 4 'here last night. Just before their est American competitor. DISCOUNT Mmmmxxkckmu game with the New York ■Yankees walks, and scored without a hit. lap features plus the popular Glastonbury at Rockville, 8:15. V ' Trouble Ahead meeting’ were Gene Dama 200- ^ . A' was rained out. But no one doubt­ Thursday night, he lost his sec­ Rocket Races. In addition to the Rocky Hill at RHAM, 3:15. However, some experts feel the 200—580, Art Johnson 568, Cy ed Lopez’ answer. Score always ond against that one .victory — cash purse, trophies will be award­ Golf — Wethersfield at Man­ Perkins 566, Paul Miller 222-560. ed thS winners. type of race Brabham will have to has been an obliging, agreeable falling to retire any of six men chester, 8. */ drive, turning almost full-corners, Ike Rhode 211-550, Ja ck Lappen S STATION he faced In a start at Baltimors. jgiOSjPwcaa ■jwi^ster, ready to llgUn and to L Army A Navy vs. Psganl’s, 6:15, may r e t him In trouble 'with the- 220-557, Harry Bitdi 224-564, It was ths sixth straight loss for GREEN nTNIOB BOYS Charter Oak. Amisrlcans — coming off the Hank WlttiM 550, Bud Clarks 43S CMTlRi ST- MANCHeSTMMM la fact, tt .th* aaady lialrad tlw Whits SOK, and a final fallurs Sonny Craft lU -125,' Bob Ooa- St. Mary’s vs. Ovitsui, 6:16, strslgtatawayg high and cutting the 251, Tom Ball 21R Om rlss ■Mthpaw hM had aoa Tiaaf’ In that asnt Soora to San Diego. atantlas 120^ Gary Wlntw XIL Nsbo. -•oensra alose. Sprsfua 206. 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MANCHESTER BYgWlNG HERALD. BtAWCHBSTER. CONN., SATURDAY, RfA’^’ 27. W tl >A G X TEK MANCHESTER EVENING HERA]^. MANCHESTER; CONN^ SATURDAY, MAY 27. 1961 M OB E L E V IN

WsBtsd—Ta Boy 88 Apairtamts—FlatAr- Summer Homes^For Rent 67 Houses For Sale 72 ^ Houses For Sa|^ 72 Houws for Sale ‘72 Houses for Sale 72 Hooscs for Salo 72 Bosiiicad Sarrkao OfTwod 18 ^ THERE CUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY uid SHORTEN HoosfriMM Ctoods 61 T ^ m e n t o 68 Raaori Provorty For 8«l» T4 WE BUT, n o l. ct trrite antique SANDWICH, CAPE .C O D -8 room' BOWERS SCHOOL A R E A -6 room I—BOLTON —Country living at its SIX ROOM finished Cape, fireplace, FTVE ROOM Cape with attached MANCHESTER OOBUA APFUANC9B TORO tAWNMOWBRS at raduoM ROCKVILLE —8 room apartment cottage, heat, hot water, fireplace, home,*' fireplace, large cabinet best. 8 toom Cape all finished with oversize garage, finished rec gsurage and expandable attic, com­ BOLTON—First toka —watorfraA paira all taakaa la M ia M a n , prieai Rld6, rotary, m l moMs and o m 4 fttnittun, china, glaas, silver, pictun Iranian and old wlfo h«At/hot water, gas and elec- TV, near beach. Phone xn 8-6882. kitchen, formal dining room, 3-car garage. Excellent condition. One- room, picnic hrea. Ideal for chll- pletely redecorated, beautiful lot TERRIFIC VALUES 5-room cottoM which eaa lit CLASSIFIED maaara. waatataid BMcUaaB, dnr- with wind-tunnel graaa h a i attaoh- trieity,' plus ranfs and refrlgsra- garage, . beautifully landsc^d haif acre lot. Ideal for children. ' dren. West Side Realty, x a 9-5315: eaauy w t o t ^ d . Kaitoo B, lfob< old doUa and guha, hobby with 'large shade treM. FHA mort­ ara. ralqna,. ail and (a a koraara ment MarioWa. lao., 817 Main, tor, all for $7$, Available Jqne l. COVBI^Y LAKE — Waterfront ykrd. Marion B. FtobertSon, Bro­ Selling for $14,900. Call the R. F, gage available. Centrally located $18,900—New 6 room Colonial. ertsen, brokar, MI 8-M6S,, MI t-om An work vaiaataad. MI B ja n . ^ a etta n a . attio ooBtanta or arhoia and'lakeildG cotto^Gg vlth alUcon- aatataa. Fttmltiira Rsnafr Sarvlea, ■m M W . ______Iker, x a $-8953. Dimock Co., xa 9-5245, Barbara IT’S SPRING AND In town. Property Just put on the vsnlences, Cali Carlson PI 2-7388. $18,900—5 room ranch, custom STAFFORD—Bxecutivs hMs. LAWN MOWBRB dharpaiiMl Trioottvflte, Conn. T ^ XQ 3-T449. Woods, xa 9-7703, Johanna Evans, market for sale, $18,900 with aad TWO ROOXI apartment on first Sue R(X>M colonial to the Porfor buUt, 2 years old, attached ga­ 4 acres land, trout atrsom, . ADVERTISING rapaliad. aalaa aad aarvlea. pick USED fURMirOltlL Ml S-T44S. ^ Q U A X a c U T , R. I.-NOW I, the x a 9-5858. HOUSE HUNTING TIME! $1,000 down. CaU owner, XO 9-8635. floor, $$S; on- gecond floor two 3- Street section bdr and rec room rage. Excellent condition. cottage with convenlaneat. a 1_____ up aad Aallaary. O aa^ata Hna «t room apartmsnts, $60; third floor, time to rent or buy your summer to basement, breezeway, 1-car ga­ n —MANCHESTER — Two-famlly Manchester—5 room older home, WEEKEND SPECIALS flfui i ^ t . Tom Miner, Brokar, Tato ildaxa, raala, aad rotariaa, Wanted— Td Buy 58 cottage. LewUs Realty, Phones D1 $18,700—New ranch, buUt-in ga­ ^Tl.AftHfFlB n ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS RENT A TAPE rsoordar as low as 6 rooms $70. All heated.' T, J, rage, wooded lot. $23,900. Phil- duplex 6-6, 2-car garage, 80x140 new h6atlng system, city utilities, Rockville TO 8-8043. fardan aad lawa ainipUaa. L A M Crockett, Realtor, x a $-1578. 8-8117, or LY 6-4621. brick Agency, XO 9-8464. . lot, both sides completely re­ convenient location, $9,500. rage, BOe drily. Mariew’s, 38T Main. Call MANCHESTER 8:15 AJL to 4:30 PM. Equlpmant O orp m aoa , Routa IS, WANTED-4QM>d need adding ma* decorated, separate heating mvm- Vaiaoe, Oaon. TR LTNt. xn 9 -m .______■ chine, reuonable. XH S-7S68, TR ROOXC tshemant, heat hot OVERSIZE rambling Cape Cod, 4 tems, good location, $)7,600. dall Older home in excellent condition $l7,90 ______.. V first floor, hl»at, hot water, garage, Manchester. (Jail XO 9-6648 after $17,600—Manchester Green, See way three- acres of land, nawiy PLEASE READ YOUR AD Over 2700 4:30. HI—OOLUXlBIA LAKE—$26,000 Adams Street—Beautiful $ bed­ this lovely ranch. B'uiU-ins, FURNISHED ROOM light house- electric ratwe and refrigerator. NORTH COVBNTOY — 4 room Deluxe summer home completely Short drive to^liiia nearly new decorated, new heating ayatom. ••Wmmt A dt" ara ta lu a tfe* SPRINQ CLEAN-UP—Atttiw.. otL $115. Available July 1. x n 4-0288. 8 bedroom ranch with 4% % assum­ room oversize Cape, fireplace, din­ steel sink, dining area. Large Call Ml 8-27M week days. lars, garages, yards, burning bar­ NEVER BEEN USED keeplng^xie minute from Main ranch, corner lot on Rt. 44A, alum- furnished, 3 bedrooms (one with dMilAiM ahOMM read fela ad Um riB Sl DAT IT Street. Woman only." XH 9-7959 Inum siding, asking, $13,500. Jo­ able mortgage. Alumlhum storms ing room, modem throughout, ga­ living room,, fireplace, 3 bed rels em j^ed, vacant bqui Sale Price $888 4 built-in bunks). 114 baths, kitch­ rooms. Beautiful lot. Intercom STAFFORD—8)4 room ranch, esU - BBPOBT BBBOBS la Ub m far tfea aest kuar- after 6 p.m. sue, ROOM FLAT, third floor, heat Business Property For Sale 70 seph Bkfth, Broker, XH 9-0320. and screens, easy distance to East rage, lovely lot. Asking $16,500. cleaned. Barrela for aale. M A M furnished, central location. Adults en with refrigerator, stove and ayetem. net kitchen, dining area, hurg# Uw- Ik a HataM la tappeatlldw tar aafr ONE laeorraet ar aealttad electric hot water heater. Paneled Hartford. Asking $14,800. RubbiMi Removal Barries, MI Pay Only $4 Week preferred. CaU x a 3-6637. R(X3CLEd GE—8 room ranch, IH Hilliard Street — Quality built ing room with fireplaca, t bag- far aay tMiaeat aad ttea oafy ta tlw asteat a^ a FURNISHEID rooms, complete light MILL BUILDING FOft SALE living room with large stone fire­ Bnan wUek da aat laMaa tka aalaa af 9-9757. housekee^g facilltiea. Centrally baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, Oversize 6 room cape with ap­ Gambolatl 3 year old ranch, stone To see these exclusives call rooms. recreation room with built* Sacrificing complete bedroom, invB ROOM apartment, second TO SETTLE ESTATE place. Separate dining room, proximately 1)4 acres of land, fire­ front and patio, lot 90x120, 8 bed Frances K. Wagner, xa 8-1023, xn Ina, oil base heat, aluminum win aot ke aafraetad l(y * STEPS, SIDEWALKS, atona wkUa, complete living room and Idtchen located. Children accei>ted—limit­ large lot, built-in stove and oven. screened in front porch, concrete floor, central location, 462 Main selling below cost for only $24,600 place. full cellar, copper plumbing. rooms, large living room and fire 9-5306. storms, garage, large lot, baaqtl* fireplaces, flagstone temees. decorator fimuture from model dla- ed. Mrs, Dors^, 14 Arch St., Man- 85,800 sq. ft; including office and boat ramp and dock facilities, 2- ch'est^r.______• Street. Gall X a 9-8083. For further •tafoi'matlon tafoi'matlon or , ap­ Asking $17,600. place, ceramic tile bath, and many ful 'View. Very reasonable, OwAsr Work don« at reaaonaUa pricaa. play home. We will gtva you free retail store about 8 miles east of car garage, artesian well. Shown extras. Asking $18,500. BARROWS & WALLACE moving out of state. Tom XUnor, MI 3-0796. TALOOTTVILLE—4 room apart­ Manchester. Price $18,000, which pointment to b'ee call the R. F. by appointment pnlv. Call the R. ****^bb^aS^mcStod****** D ial M l 3-2711 delivery and frqe sUnige up to oae PLEASANT furnished room near Dimock Co. x n 9-5248, Barbara (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) Broker, Rockville TO 8-8042. year. ment available on or prior to June figures little more than one year’s F. Dimock Co. XQ $-6245, Barbara THE Delrnont Street — 8-4 bedroom 55 E. Center St. SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Ratlred bath for n gentleman, parking. 64 rental for this typo property. For Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans, High St. 18. No objections to well manner­ Wooda. xa 9-7702, Johanna Evans, Cape in Immaculate condition. All x n 9-6806 from the abop. Can taka eara ef NORMAN’S ed children, $65 monthly, xn further information please call x a 9-58SS. xa 9-5653. ^ ELSIE MEYER AGENCY, exceptionally large room, new roof, ail your upholstering neada at Stephen Rose, x a 8-7808. Wanted— Reti EatoU 77 Lost and Fonad Aatomobileo for Sale 4 448 HARTFORD ROAD FURNISHED rooms, free parking; 9-7819. ______^ 46 HARLAN 8TOEET — 6 room newly painted, new vestibule, all CUSTOM BUILT SPLIT great savings. CsU CH 3-3873. MI 8-1834 BOLTON for the asking price of $14,900. 1955 CHEVROLET 3-door, 6 cylin­ also, cabins with eflicienciea. Cril Cape, fireplace, 1^4 baths, full REALTORS I/IBT—Thraa months’ old solid VERNON—Modern 4 room apart­ J. WATSON BEACH & CO. HA'VE AT least 17 families looMng rray kitten, vicinity Bplton Street, LAWN MOWERS, aQ types Sharp­ Etofore you furniture any> xn 9-0836 between 5-7. . Scranton basement, enclosed porch, garage, MI 9-5524 MI 3-6930 55 FINLEY ST. der, standard tranamission, Del­ where—ahop at Norman’s. ment with heat, electric stove, full 21 Central Row, Hartford Lovely 6 room expandable Cape, Bolton—T w o. minutes from Cen for 4 bedroom homes with dining ray model, radio, heater. ' Ahite ened and repair^ O. Snow, 338 Motel. wooded lot, 78x160. Mariori E. MI »J993. ceramic tile bath, electric water JA 2-2115 fireplace, combination windoyirs, oil ter, 2 homes on two acres of land Exceptional 2 year old 8-room, 8 room. Could be older and priced sideValls, 3-lone paint, i^cellent Summit. TaL Ml 3-4BS1. Robertaon, Broker, xa 8-6953. NORTH COVENTRY—Two 1 year STERILIZED used furniture and FURNISHED ROOM for rent, one heater, combination windows, hot water heat, large lot. moderate old 5 room ultra modem homes. for two families all In one parcel. bedroom split level. Beautiful high $15,000-$18,000. What have you? PtJUND—Electric sender vicinity condition. 3195 down. Center down payment will-assume 4>4% Recently built and modem. The at B lfdow and Hemlock Sts. MI AH TYPES aereens repaired with appliances, excellent condition. block from Main- St. Call Xn available June 8. Can after 4:30. MANCHESTER—2-famlly flat 4-4, These are excellent homes priced elevation with 'view. Features in­ Please call me today. One family Motor Sales, new location 634 Cen­ N l^ bronse-brasa and chrome John BUison, TO B-946S. Farm and Land For Sale "71 G.I. mortgage or can be refinanced. whole package can be yours and It S-756S. aluminum acreeniiv. Can Ml Moving—Traddiif~ 9-6746. large lot, central heating syatem, for quick sale at $16,500 and clude picturebook kitchen, stainless needs 9 ftj ceilings not over ter St., MI 3-1591. Open evenlnjgs. He^ Wanted—Female 35 Articles For Sale ' 45 dinette sets, mattresses, and other Full price 113.500. is pi;lced in the low 20s. steel, double oven, full plaster 9-4533 for free pick-up or leave VERNON—1114 wooded acres with* Buckley School area. tide (141-145 Adkma 2-car garage, city utilities, built on fireplace, ceramic tile bath, knotty 3-0068. BUK3C 1949, excellent condition, ODD JOBS—Cellars and yards AUSTIN A, CHAXfREQtS Oo, Local- gle roll. Over 100 bundles—11.97 rooms, closets galore, park-like pine kitchen and dining area, hot Realtors. Xn 8-6930. cleaned. Cali MI 9-8636. drawers and one cupboard; 3 rage, attic storage, excellent con­ Street) together make a frontage double lot, priced for quick sale. BRAE-BURN REALTY very reasonable. MI 9-1281. " moving, packing otoraga. txm E«XPS!RIE«NCEiD woman for clean­ per bundle or 8 bundles for 38. ASHFORD—16 acres land. 6 room yard, 135x190, breezeway. garage, water heat. Asking $15,900. N o n e ® IS HEREBY given that ing motel rooms. Must have own klrehen riialra; 1 kitchen stool; 3 PtiEASANT, large heated room, venient location. $90 monthly, CW of over 160 feet, depth at furthest Charles Lesperance, Xa 9-7620. 7 Cape Cod, aunporch, good condi­ Bowers School. Elva Tvler. Real­ WISH BOXIEONE to handle yeitf Pass Book No. SS 9062. issued by PICK-UP TRUCK and man avaU- rate OB ung otsunea movaa to Sherwin-Williams Company. 981 floor lamps; RCA console radio; free parking, on bus line, 146 Cen­ 8-6082. point 260 feet. Aakinif $13,000 and 1950 CHEVROLET, 4-door, power- a otateo. PeroonaUMd oorvleo. MI transportation. XH 4-1504 any Main. tion, chicken coops. workshop, tor. x a 9-4469, x a 9-5051 x a real estate? CaU me at MI a-osaa H ie Savings Bank d Manchester glide. recent new vaive job, good able. all types of work. No, Job too dog house for small dog. Call xn ter St. x a 8-5003. $14,000. Can be bought separately BEAUTIFUL 8 room ranch, 2 full 'TWO FAMILY? S A W , CB T-1633, Ume. Manchester Motel, McNaU f u r n i s h e d apartments, heated, etc., 813,500. Tom Minor Broker, baths, built-ins, 2-car garage, 9-9901. HEBRON for prom(D and courteous aenrlee. has been lost and uplicatlon has condition. MI 9-6526. small. MI 9-5838, XH 3-4896. St., Manchester, Conn. 8-5598. Rockville TR 5-5042. or together. Joseph Barth, Broker. been made to said b w k for pay­ PICNIC TARIiBS, attached aeata, one and three rooms. Kitchen set, porch, 2 fireplaces, plastered We have one In good condition. MANGBESnst Moving and Truck­ 3” lumber sine plated bolts, 6 foot BOLTON 18)4 acres of land plus an at ment of the amount of deposit. 1957 MGA ROADSTER, white with ALL TYPES of umbrellas repaired FASHION demonstrators |20-$40 BENGAL GAS combination range FURNISHED ROOM, free parking, refrinrator, gas range, bedroom G. S- K e i t h , Broker walls, hot water oil heat, city Owner’s apartment offers 4 bed­ ing Oompany. Local and long dto- $19.95, 8 foot $33.95. Also 10 and gentleman. Xa 8-4724, set. Free gag, electricity. Adults. NORTHERN Connecticut — Large tractive 7 room Colonial with mod­ rooms, complete new heating sys­ CASH WAITING for property own­ wire wheels, excellent condition. specializing in golf, beach and profit commission. No delivering and heater, excellent condition, farm ideal for executive, pretty as water and sewerage, large lot and garden. XH 3-5558. 183 Xndridge tanca movhig, packing and atm> 12 foot. Delivered. W. Zinker. XU Low rent. Apply apartment 4, 10 MI 9-8191 Owner says to sell this home, em kitchen and bath, an emclosed tem, copper plumbing, aluminum ers, Please call us before you buy Peraanald 31,395. Call MI 3-4903, after 5 ;30 or or collecting. Beeline Style Shows. $100. x a 9-3670 after 8. a picture, trout stream, pond, trees Excellent location. Charles and what a tremendous buy for sunporch. new furnace hot water St. Regular aervlee throughout 9-6444. ATTRACTIVE housekeeping room, Depot Square. Lesperance, Xa 9-7620, combinations, garage, nicely land­ or eeU. Speedy service, J. D. weekends. New England Statea and Florida. Party Plan SensaUon. Samples all utilities, Bendix, near buses, large bam, ailo, tool sheds, 2-car $17,800. Seven rooms. Including heat, best of construction. Asking Realty, Xa 3-5129. EUOCntOLDX Salsa and Serviea, furnished free. X£Edford 8-7477, SELECT YOUR graduation gUts $74.44 COVERS mortgage and scaped lot. Near bu* line. Offered 64” AND 66" SINK and wall cabl- parking. 80 Garden St., second BISSEIL 8TOBET—3 room apart­ garage. 7 room Colonial house, all Se v e n r o o m cape, beautifully large living room. Two car base­ $ 21,000. kondsd reprsasHtatlva. Alfred 1959 FORD CUSTOM 800, 3-door, X(U 8-9006. now. Featuring G.E. radios. Web- taxes, 414% mortgage, near at reasonable price for quick saie, standard transmission, will con­ HoasehoM ServlesB nete with stainleas steel einks and floor bell. ment, third floor, all convenience!, In good condition. Excellent tor landscaped, white birch trees. 3 ment garage and six acres of wood- SELLING YOUR home? Call Clto- Amen M Henry St. TaL MI formica tops. Showroom samples, cor Hl-F’l and stereo portables. horses or beef cattle. Tom Minor, school, shopping, 6 room modem land. sider up to 1954 car pert pay­ xn 9-6668. ranch. Xa 9-9468. bedrooms, large kitchen, dish­ ELVA 'TYLER, Realtor synskl-Felber Agemw at any time 3-0450. Offered 13-A PalnOng—-Pspcitng 21 ADULT AND children desire hpuse- like new, for less than cost. Brad­ Get our Mar-Low prices and easy TWO ROOMS with garage, reason­ Broker, Rockville TR 6-50^2. VERNON ment. MI 3-6297, terms, 867 Main. washer, rec room, wall-to-wall car­ for quick service. XQ 8-1469 XO ------^ keeper. Must live in. Private ley Kitchens, Inc., Hartford, JA able, nicely funushed, private UNUSUALLY NICE 4 room second Five rooms Including a bright xa 9-4469 xa 9-5051 Xa 9-9901 9-4291. WANTED—Ride from Manchester WEAVING of Bums, moth oolss SUCThlHIOR AND interior , room. Phone XH 9-1978 CDVENTRY—Oversize Cape. 8 fin­ peting. xa 9-2787. dining room. Attached garage. No Attractive 8 bedroom ranch with IMPERIAL 1955, excellent condi­ 2-3939. home. Please call Xa 8-8958. floor apartment for mi^e-aged ished rooms. 2 full baths, fireplace. to Kaman Aircraft, Bloomfield. and tom clothing, hostery runs, Oelllnga reflniahod. PapfrL. TWO XIAHOGANY end tables suit­ Houses For Sale 72 basement but there is adequate outside patio and picnic area, fully EASY CARE ranch. Living room, tion. power. 84 Pine Tree L w e. handbags rep a ir^ tipper ra- or retired couple li^'delightful Real buy, $13,900. Joseph Berth, CUSTOM TWO-FAMILY BUILDINO LO’ra wanted, to, or Hours ^-S:30. Call anytime. PI Wallpaper booka. EkUmates. TWO GALLONS of premium oU able for cottage, $5 each; 4 pairs country location. L^rge cablneted storage. Beautiful lot. FHA or GI. plastered, hot water heat, alumi­ fireplace. Dining room. Efficiency 3-7919. Wapping, MI 4-0014. placements, umbrellss repaired, MANCHESTER —7 room Cape, Broker, MI 9-0320. num storms and aluminum rollup within 10 miles of XIanchester. FUUy^cover^ by insurance. Help Wanted— flfale 36 $1.09 plus tax. formerly at Triple-X pink fiberglas living room drapes, SPRUCE ST,, 195. nice large front kitchen, formica couhtera. electric South Road, Bolton, excellent Only $12.900—real buy. kitchen, 3 comfortable sized bed­ Brokers protected. Pleas« write men’a shirt collars revsrsed and Edward R. Price, IQ 0-1008 Store, now at Coronet Gas, 568 63” long, $4 a pair; one maple single room, parking. family rootfi, modem kitchen, $ canopies. $16,800. rooms. Hobby room. Garage. Ex­ DODGE STA’TION wagon, 1952. replaced. Marlow's Littia Maud- range and reMgerator, spacious $87.78 MONTHLY, immaculate two-family 4-5, with many extras, and describe, to Arbor Homeo, 468 good mechanical condition, 3100. Center St. bookcase, $16; one aluminum living room with fireplace, 2 large bedroopii. rec room, garage. Good T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor cellent condition. H. B. Grady, AntomobOes for Sale 4 ing Shop. WANTEID—Chef to operate snack lot wrth trees. One block to split, recreation room. Garage, built by present owner. Sleeping $500 will move you into this love­ Mato Street, East Hutford. Ooim, 553 E. Center St. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. clothes reel, $10; Thor Gladiron bedroom^ With wardrobe closets, Broker, XO 8-8009. Paperhanging. Wallpaper books? bar.’ Call Rockville TO 6-6291. CLEAN ROOM, centrallv located, schools, shopping and bus, huge lot, 4H % mortgage. Carlton porch, fireplace etc. Spacious ly furnished 8 bedroom ranch home OLDER CARS mechanics spe^ OUTBOARD OIL, Quaker State or ironer, $50. Xa 9-6582. tiled l^ n room with full linen $18,900. MI 3-1577 TWO 'VERY desirable lota, each HAROLD A SONS, Rubblah remov­ Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. PenzoU, 42c quart; outboard spark parking. Xa 9-6815, Phllbrick Agency, Xn 9-8484. W. Hutchins, xn 9-5132. grounds beautifully landscaped, on 125x250 lot In a high setting, cials. Salt yourself cars, always al, cellars, and attics cleaned. NEEID AN' associate preferably ex­ e lo e e tf circulating hot water heat workshop and atorlige building, 75x100. Ocean Ridge, Charlestown; Anto Dtlvlng School 7-A Floors. Ctood clean vrorkmansbip. plugs, TRc. Coronet Gas, 568 Cen- HOOVER CONVERTIBLE vacuum IXIMACULATE. Near bus, school, Completely modem kitchen and a good selection. Look behind our Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold perienced In-tHsurance or eellhig '^tn baseboard radiation, screens, DIANE DRIVE — This beautiful PORTER STREET—Elegant Cape layge lot. two-car garage with bath. Lots For Sale 73 R. I. Civic AseoclaUon Clubhoose, FliUy insured. Reasonable rates. t e r s t : "cleaner, store demonstrator, “re­ Cod home in excellent AA loca­ shopping. Oversized Cape. Living ofnee. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. MORTLOCirS Mancheatar'a lead­ Hoar. M l 9-403L Leo PeUeUsr, XQ 9-6826 or XU profession. Special consideration ROOM FDR rent, near Main St., .ymetisn blinds, storm windows. split level home is in tip-top ameaite drive. room, fireplace. Dining room, private beach, fishing, boatlM. MI ing driving achooL Three aklUed duced from $109.60 to $66.95. New Spacious lawn and parking area. tion. This 2 bedroom home offers Call Us to see any of these lovely TWO B ZONE lota with city 8-7424, ^ 9-5083. attraction. Confidential. XH 9-5833. TOP SOIL, the best, stock pUe. Can guarantee. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 9 Hazel 8t.,'Xa 9-2170. shape 3 bedrooms. I 'j baths, fin- cheerful kitchen. Delightful sun- water. Union St ManehMter. NEED A CAR and had your credit courieoue inatructora. Oaaa room FLAT FINISH HoUand South Coventry Just off U.S. 6. :2 i ished rec room, Pstlo. $20,900 with much in the wav of comfortable S. A. BEECHLER homes which are exclusive with turned down? Short on dowq pay­ be seen on Route 44A in North Main. porch. 3 bedroom.s, bath, lavatory. $2,350 each. XO 9-8495. instructlona for 16, 17 year olda. shades made to meaaura. AO EXTERIOR AND Interior painting, WANTED — Experienced tractor- (Coventry. Phone Xn 3-7088, Leon­ miles from Manchester Post Of­ I excellent financing available. living. Only $18,900. Jarvi.ij Realty ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? metal Venetian blinds at a new trailer driver. Apply in person Co.. Rtoltors. Call Xn 3-4112 Eve­ Garage. H. B. Grady, Broker, XII Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director decorating, ceilings, floors, paper ard Li. Giglio. Apartments— Flats— fice. Adults only. $85. Available ! Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors. Call MI 3-6969 3-8009. BUILDINO LOTS for aale. Charles Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ of Driver Eklucatloa. IQ 3-78M. low price. Keys made while you SAD, Inc., 75 HUllard St., Man­ June 1. Phwis Xn 3-7056 after 6 nings call PI 2-8311. xn 3-7847. •T. D. REALTY CO. ■ rieamlng. Clean work 40” GAS STOVE, good condition. Tenements 63 ; xa 3-4112. Evenings call PI 2-8311, 470 Main St. Xn 8-5129 Pontfcelli Agency, Xa 9-9644 or las, get the lowdown on the lowest wait. Xlarlow’a. \ chester. p.m. xn 3-7847, MANCHESTER — Beautiful over­ Read Herald Advs. down md smallest payments any­ ______FYee estunatea. No Job x n 8-1021. HAVE YOUR business in your own MANCHESTER MI 8-8109. La RSON’S ConneeUcut’a first U- too amalL John Verfaille, MI BATTHNETTE and plasrpen, excel­ GENERAL RENTAL i size Cape Cod, 1I4 acres land, where. Not a.small loan or finance cenaed driving school trained — RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. i n d u s t r i a l home. Large Colonial located in 8- 3831. display builder. Ex­ lent condition. Xa 9-0479. THREE-PIECE sofa bed set, for­ Realty. 470 Mato ROCKVILLE — Beautiful modem priced right: older 6 room home 7)4 ACRES, high elevation, beauti­ company plah Douglas Motors, Cars, phonographs, changers. MANCHESTER business son* near center of town. A winning; team!! HILLTOP VIEW Certified and approved la now of­ perienced preferred. Displaycraft, mica kltchMi sqt, dresser, gas re­ 8-6139. 8H room apartment available June near bug line, full price $9,500: • ful view, minutes .out, trees, only 333 Main S t fering claaaroom and behind Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 XH 8-0117. 1. Convenient residential location. Ideal for offices, beauty parlor, or PAlNTDfO AND FOR SALE —Set of Encyclopedia frigerator, gas and gas combina­ Exceptionally well kept 5 room many more $5,900 up. Call the In this home and location. Refreshing location — between $2,500. Clarlton W. Hutchins, XO wheel Ihstnictlon for teenagers. days. Famous for service for SO Britannlca, 34 volumes with two TWO ROOXIS and bath, heated Range, refrigerator, heat and hot many other possibilities. Call Dis­ 1964 FXJRD Station Wagefe.- Best of­ Good clean erorkmanAlp at rea- tion ovens, good condition. Suit­ ranch, very large living room, 2 Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ Chai-ming 7 room brick. frame Concord and Baldwin Roads — in 9-5182. Ml 9-6075. years. Phone xn 9-4537. Potter- year books, a book stand and aq>artment, Oaklaiid St., XO water furnished, plus other facili­ cos Agency, Xn 9-0626, tors, MI 3-6930, x a 9-5524. FOR YOUR fer takes It Superior Seivice Sta- aonabla ratea. 80 years in Man­ able for home or cottage, xa bedrooms, dining room and kitchen, English Colonial. Convehient to bus. neighborhood of homes in the ton’s. DRIVER FOR school bus, 7 :30-8 ;30 Atlas. Value $425—$250 cash. Just 6-5229, 9-5. ties. Washer and dryer on tion, 185 Main Street. PRERARE FOR drlvar'a tact chester. Raymond Flake. XQ a.m .; 2-3:30 p.m. Call XO 3-2414. 8-0978. attached garage, combination win­ schools, churches and shopping. •'.somewhat higher priced range.” 0-938T. like new. x n 8-4767. premises. Super Market and shop­ dows, fireplace, high elevation, BUY OF THE WEEK LOT FOR SALE—South Windsor, Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re- THREE ROOMS, heat, gas, lights BOLTON LAKE Living room, dining room, kitchen, i 6 room home, spacious living room CONVENIENCE 1955 CHEJVROLJET 4-door station ONE HOO’VER deluxe floor polish­ ping at walking distance. 15 min­ complete city utilities. Only $15,900. with fireplace. 3 bedrooma. dining 100x200. Call x a 8-1408. rwm . TTu-ee Instructors. No wait­ palra. Prompt, economical, expert, EXTERIOR PAINTING. We apo- included, $75. 245 No Main St., Xa utes from Hartford over Parkway. St. Jame.s Parish—6 room rape, suriparlor and lavatory. 3 bed -' wagon, radio, heater, automatic ing Manchester Driving Acade­ guaranteed. Phone XU 9-4537, Pot- PAINTERS WANTED. Exp*r- er and rug shampoo machine. One 9-6229, 9-5. nice lot, garage, $14,900. Excellent 163 foot lakefront. oil heat, rooms, ceramic tile bath on second room overlooking view, ' plca.slng transmission, 3-tone paint, white clallse in commercial, residential, WALL STONE—$10 ton delivered, $100 a month. Call Rockrille TO U & R REALTY COMPANY BOLTON LAKE my. PI 3-'R39. terton’a, 180 Center St. . lenced men. Call MI 3-0275. x a 3-5373, MI 3-7265. Sunbeam floor polisher. Both used financing. rec room, living room 35x26', floor. Attached 1 car garage. Beau­ sized kitchen, full ba-semenf. ga­ e are supplying ad- sidewalls 3145 down. Center Motor industrial, and trim Jobs. Big or as store demonstrators. Big re­ 8-3748 small we do them all. Joseph ONE (2) ROOM and one (S) room Cathedral celling with stone tiful trees and shruh.s surround rage. Half mile to \Vllbur Crosa. Two minutes walk to beach. dresses. Drive by. .then Sales, new location 634 Center St.. SAM’S UPHOLSTERY — Retired CEDAR CLOTHESLINE poles, ductions with new guarantee. Mar­ apartment. Unfurnished. Tel. Ml MI 3-2692 J. D. REALTY fireplace, 35 foot enclosed house. Price $21,000. Call Bei-t XIc- Under $20,000. Appointment neces­ MI 8-1591. Open evenings. Garage—Service—Storage 10 Dionne, contractor. Call Xn 3-0494. R. D. Murdock Xn 3-8473 Beach privileges. Garage. Founda­ I lit from the shop. Can take care of Situations Wanted— bean poles, truck Jack, bathroom low’s, Inc., 867 Main. 3-2068. Bastness Loiations porch, 3 bedrooms, $22,500. Call Namara. JA 8-8798, XH 9-5306. sary. call us to inspect these all your upholstering needs at 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 tion with footing in. $800. Give 1968 CHEIVROLBT station wagon, GARAGE FOR rent com er Oak and Female 38 sink, circular saws, chain saw. For Rent 64 WEST SIDE—$13,900: 5H room owner MI 3-0033. Exclusive away price. fine listings: great savingB. Call CH 3-3878. TYRRELL FOR painting and X q 9-1353. R(X3CV1LLEI—24 Grove Street. — Walton W. Grant Agency 6 cylinder, standard transmission, Spruce Sts. Call at Russell’s Bar­ EXPERpa^CED TYPIST desires TORES PIECE bedroom seh Xa Beautiful redecorated 2-room fur­ O p e . large kitchen, fireplace, ARDMORE ROAD—Little feet cam radio, heater, white' sidewalls. In ber Shop, Spruce St. paperhanging, xn 3-7036. EXCELLENT spot for any buiinesa fenced yard. CarltMi W, Hutchlna, J. D. REALTY work in her home, shorthand, elec­ 3-6401. nished apartments. TR 5-7871. race to school from this dandy 6 VERNON BARROWS & WALLACE Lillian Grant, Realtor MI 3-115'S excellent CMidltion, 3345 down. Building-Contracting 14 tric typewriter. Phone Xtl 9-8574 or offics. Center of town, plenty xn 9-5132. room Cape, full dormer, IH baths, (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) 470 Xlaln St. x a 8-5129 116 Comtane# Drive MASSEY - HARRIS tractor. XO of parking. XO 9-S329 9-5 Center Motor Sales, new location Electrical Services 22 between 8-5. 9-0389. AVAILABLE June 1, adults only, garage. Reduced for quick sale to DART HILL ROAD Ranch—profeosionally 634 Center St., MI 3-1591. Open Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 A A. DION, INC. Roofing, aiding, F D R X aC A top kitchen set. with 4 light—bright 2% rooms, Heat hot BOWERS SCHOOL area—6 room 85 E Center St, MANCHESTER SEVEN A zona lots, city water and landscaped OFFICE FDR rent near Parkade, $16,0(>0. Jarvis Realty Co.. Real­ evenings. painting. Carpentry. Alteratlana WILL TAKE care of your child in DOUBLE BREASTED tuxedo. 39 chairs. $30. Xa 9-8889; water, stove and refrigerator,' tile ranch, fireplace, dining room, tors. Call xn 3-4112. Evenings call 6 room ranch and carport, excel xn 9-6306 sewerage. Charles L«sperance, XO TOE BIKE SHOP—A wide assort­ EHE!E ESTDIATBIS—Prompt aerv- reasonable rent. 186 W. Middle cabii\et kitchen, 8 bedrooms. Six room nape In a nice resi­ 9-7620. and addiUona. GeUlnga. Workman­ ice on all types o! electrical wir­ my home Monday through Friday long, like new; also, Kodak Star- bath and shower, parking, $70. Xn PI 2-8311, x a 3-7847. lent condition, full basement, oil ment of new and used bicycles, ship guaranteed. 30p Autumn St Turnpike. Call x a 9-6205 after 2 Shown by appointment. Marion E. SIX ROOM split level, immacu­ dential aren. t '4 baths; good lot. sales and service al] makes. 257 ing Licensed and Insured. Wilson night, x n 9-6704. mite camera. Call XO 3-8500. 3-8396. heat, combination storms. OwTier ASHFORD—20 acres wooded land, 177 Loomis Street 1958 POhrriAC good tires, 3 tone, xn 8-4860. 41” WESUNGHOUSB electric p. m. , Robertaon, Broker, XO 3-5953. ,T LAST: A chance to combine transferred. late throughout. $17,900. Five Only $15,900. Vacant — will qualify 6 rooms for $11,900. Spruce Street rear. 1 - - 1 - Electrical Co.. XIanchester. XQ MI 9-1832. WILL CARE for children. Have range, $20. 118 N. School 8t. FOUR ROOM apartment partly room' ranch, Rocjtville, $12,800. for GI or FHA loan. trout stream, nice location to 9- 4817. Glaatonbury, IfK 8-7876. OFFICE SPACE in realdentlal our business and home together CARPENTRY—Roofing, remodel­ transportation. Ceclle Stone, Shar- furnished with refrigerator, auto­ 30 ACRES, 1943 Colonial Cape, 6 o keep your overhead down. 3 Open for Inspection. Clioice lots—Rockledge section — An oversized rape fthe type that make pond, good wildlife country, Boats and Accessories 46 ADXORAL LOWBOY stem Hi-Fi, area of Main Street, 3>4 large rooms, recreation room, beauti­ I $3,800. Tom Minor, Broker. Rock­ Business Services Offered 13 ing, repairs No Job too small. Ed est Trailer Park facing Vernon matic washing machine, combina­ year old ranch home and a 40x40 Sunday 1-5 p.m. $5,500. XIany others available. The 1s hard to find). This home has 200 Maple Street 1981 FORD Victoria hardtop, as is, Stasiak, PI 2-7564. EHementary School. excellent condition, original retail tion oil and gas stove, oil furnace, rooms, excellent for doctor. M fully landscaped, fruit trees, out­ Fitzgerald Agency, XII 9-6593, .seven good sized rooms, five of ville TO 6-5042. Saturday. 118 N. School St. Private Instructions 28 $220. No reasonable otter refused. 4-0238. steal building. Many, mauiy.possi­ 8 rooms. Could be 2 family,i AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct­ 12 FOOT OUTBOARD boat, covered and gas hot water heater. Tel. xa buildings, reasonably priced. Carl­ bilities. Tongren Agency, XO CHARLES^^W. LATHROP them on the first floor. Spotless BATHROOMS tiled, additions, so- Call x a 8-8096. ton W. Hutchina. Xn 9-6132. NORTH XIANCHESTER— Conven- COVENTRY LAKE—Hlnkel Drive. 1955 PLYMOUTH V-8, 2-tone tur­ ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior STENOGRAPHY and tyjiewrltlng- forward deck, seats with backs, 3-4751. FDR RENT—Fruit and vegetable 378321. - MI 9-0384 condition. Full hssement. wooded Verj' desirable lot 60x91 only $500. modeling, rec rooms, all types of Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 lent to church, bus, .shopping. 5 lot. Up In the area close to Shadv quoise, radio and heater good pavers. MI 3 6515. Beginner, intermediate, advanced and steering wheel, $95. Xn 8-5171 FOR SALE—Capehart TV and con­ stand on Route 6 and 44. across 35 LAKE STREE3T—7 i-oom co­ Kis.aane Realty, CH 6-6032, AD 42 Gerard Streot carpentry. Call Ml 9-4291, or after 5:30 Xa 9-4040. MANCHESTER—West Side. 7 room room older home Gp»id condition. r.len nnd the new shopping district. condition, 3300. Ml 3-1279,’ levels, afternoons or evenings. verter. Also used power lawn T“ from Imperial Steak House. Call lonial, li'ving room with fireplace, OWNER LEAVING state — This 3-4487. Colonial. Hollywood arcs. TREE PRUNING, removal and lot Mary Jayne XUtchell, Xn 8-8295. THREE MALE Chihuahua pups, 6 colonial for a growing family, 1'4 Reasonablv priced. H. B. Grady. Only $17,800. BUILDINGS straightened, floors weeks old. AKC registered. 34 17 FOOT FIBERGLAS runabout, mower. Call Xa 9-8971, xn 9-7620. formal dining room, den cabinet handsome 5 room ranch with en­ 1934 BUICX for sale, good condi­ clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr., baths, sun parlor, jfarage, many Broker, XII 3-8009. leveled, underpinning. Porches a Marion Place. Hasardville Conn. wide, beam, high free board, show kitchen with diahwaaher, 3 bed­ closed sunporch, beautifully land­ tion. collector’s item, 44 Harrison MI 9-6053. WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, in SEPTIC TANKS extras. Exclusive. Helen A. Socha T. J. CROCKETT. Rcoltor specialty. Carpentry. No Job too RI 9-7881. model, never In water, windshield, Suburban For Rent 66 rooms, 114 baths, landscaped lot scaped, in a desirable neighbor­ 74 Mountoln Rood Street between 8-4. small Work guaranteed. TR Bonds— Stocks {Mortgages 31 good running condition, $25. MI x a 9-9021 SDt ROOXI home 3-3. Close to h e a v y d u t y RotoUIler service steering and life preserver cush­ AND 102x612. Marion E. Rotortaon, hood with city water and sewers. everything on School Street. Oil Executive split level. 5-5759. 9-1401. ROCKVILLE—A better place to Broker, Xn 3-5953. Call Schwartz Real Estate. MI ^!I .3-1577 1959 CHEVROLET Fleetalde one- for hire—lawns and gardens. Call MORTGAGE MONEY —We can ions. Beautifully upholster^, $835. ANSALDI HEIGHTS—Beautiful and steam heat. Immediate occupancy. c p e c o d MI 9-3920. supply any anfkount of money. FOUR KITTEJNS need homes. Phone x a 9-6013. PLUeOEO SEWERS live—8 nicely decorated rooms exceptional 5 room ranch, full 3-6454 or AD 6-1241. Only $12,400. Call XH 3-6305 any­ A half ton pick up, 8200 series like MASON CONTRACTOR and ce- Phone x n 3-2821 SIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and $14.900.'^EAUTIFUL yard I>ot I new, 31.500. Call MI 8-0275. ' Terms to fit your needs. Handled with complete bath, parking. In­ basement, 2 fireplaces, hot water time. ’ I about 150x2.50. 7 rooms, steam gas 53 Marion Drivo .COMPLETE RERAIRS — By Stu­ ment work. Call XU 9-5451 between Musical Instraments 58 cluded, $80, Immediate occupancy. garage, full shed dormer, 3 full SOUTH WINDSOR — Enchanting Cleanest home in town! withi^ strict confidence and exped­ 19 F(X)T Weymouth cabin cruiser Maehine Claaned oil heat, plastered walla and full heat, recent Crane boiler. Fire-1 6 Finished Ropms art R. Wolcott on automatic 4-9:30. baths, wooded lot, easy walking setting of shade trees md large PLEASE drive by this one! iency. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., with 50 h.p., e.s., $1,700. Can be Call TO 5-5485 after 5 p.m. insulation, ceramic tile bath, com ­ place, 2-rar I’s story garage, dou­ Gently Tucked washers dryers and electric FEMALE POODLE black 8 SHEET X(USIC-^-Song books, teach­ Septie Tanks. Dry WeOs, Sewer distance to schools, bUs, and shop­ lots, picture window, walk-out f. m- SPRING STREET MANCHESTER XH 3-5129. seen at 16 Huntington St. Xn 9-6023 bination wdndows and doors' ame- ble amesite drive. Abundant ranges. Ml 9-6678 weeks, with papers. TO 5-9070. ing material fOr piano iind al] in­ Unee Installed—Cellar Water- ping. Don’t miss this outstanding , ily room, 3 bedroom ranch home. between 8-2 p.m. After 2 p.m. call Summer Homes For Rent 67 site drive, shade trees, nicely, shade, evergreen, fruit tree.s, deep A lovel.v well kept home In a Roofing—Siding 16 x n 3-6243. struments. One of (^nnectlcut’s proofing Dene- value, $15,900. Phllbrick Agency, This is what you are looking for. (Highland Park Area) THREE MONTHS old puppy for land.scaped. 3 years old. A real fertile soil, asparagu.s. rhubarb, nice neighborhood. 'Large kitch­ 11 Crosby Rood Business Opportunities 32 largest selection. Ward Music Co., x a 9-8464. 4'4% mortgage available. Eve­ Immaculate ranch. A Bottle Coverup COUGHLIN ROOFING Co. - AU sale. Good with children. Call any GIANT’S-NECK HEIGH TS- Next Jewel: Charles Lesperance, XII Your choice of lots for custom raspberries, grapes. Earl.v occu­ en. dining room, living room, USED BOATS — 14 foot Lyman, 99 Summer. Open evenings. Free nings Mr. Holcombe, xn 4-11.39. Immediate occupancy. types of roofs and roof reprirlni time. PI 2-6888. McK in n e y b r o s . to Rocky Neck, modem 4 room PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial 9-7620. building pancy. Other 5 and 8 room houses den. 2 bedrooms. 2 full baths. 4 ' specializing in Twenty Tear Bone FOR LEIASE or sale—high gallon- $295; 14 foot aluminum with trail­ parking, ' cottage, hot water, electric kitch­ Warren E. ./Howland, Realtor, Xa age service station, located In er and accessories. New trailers with 4 bedrooms, IH baths, large 3-1108, $15,900 to $33,000 Escott agent, bedrooms possible, , fireplace, ed Roofs. Ctell Ml 3-7707. S ^ w r a q * Disposd Co. en, Bleeps 7, $70 weekly. PI 2-8142, ti-ving room with fireplace, hot SEVEN ROOXI colonial, 3 bed­ 7 room split- $21,900 xn 9-7683, plastered walls, full dormer, Mwchester, principles wily. Write from $99.95. McBride’s Sport Spot, rooms, enclosed porch, aluminum Live Stock—Vehicles 42 I80-1S3 Pearl St— XO S-5SM xn 9-8772. water heat, one-car garage. By ap­ ,6 room- ranch—$21,900 garage, nice lot. Available for 63 Cobum Rood;! BIDWELL. HOME Improvement P! “T. Box 369, Manchester, Conn. 109 Center Street. Xa 9-8747. JACOB BROS, player piano, bed­ siding Cali owner after 6 XH XIANCHESTER, 19 Bates Road — 8 room split—$23,900 Colonial. Prime locatlorf. Company—all types of siding and room set. Call TO 6-7279. pointment only. Phllbrick Agency, 9-6155. Beautiful 2-year-oId Garrison Co- MANCHE.STER—New over.sized 5'4 F.H.A. appraisal value of $16.- SI ^ , MOVING and trucking 14 FOOT LYMAN, windshield, xa 9-8464. Also have plans for colonials, room randies. 3 bedrooms, oil 800. Aa little as $800 down to roofing. Aluminum clapboards a TWO SADDLE horses, saddles and SEBAGO LAKE, XIAINE—Cottagea . lonial, 3 twin size bedrooms, largi capes and other fine home.s. sped C O . ,jany. Goodwill and PUC li­ steering, 25 h.p. motor. $876. heal, full basement, tile bath, assume present mortgage. claiyr. Unexcelled workman- bridles Included. TO 5-7290. for rent. Call x n 8-4426. SIX ROOM CAPE—Handy to bus, VERNON—6 room modern ranch, living room with fireplace giftl Homes to be biiilt by GusJMalm- 121 Lenox Street ■hip.lip. xn 9-6495. cense’ Included. P. V. Tongren Terms;.' 10 h.p. Johnson, ^ 6 , 80 piayroom. swimming pool. A home built-in bookcases. 1’ 4 tile bSths, hatchways, city water, FHA or VA Agency, Xn 8-6831. banking and shopping. Fenced in borg, known builder of custom Excellent location. Clean h.p. Scott, $135. x a 6-1464. for entertaining. Joseph Barth, aluminum screen and stornj win­ appraised. $14,490. $500 down. Dir- j back yard, $13,500. Don't miss this homes in West Hartford. Wethers­ ectinns: Wilbur Cross Highway | Mc C a r t h y as a whistle! Roofing and Chimneys 16>A STAFiroRfb-DHve-inSuncheonette Poultry and Supplies 43 Spring Special! > excellent value. PhlllJrlck Agency, Broker, XII 9-0320 dows. Close to schools, shopping, field. Rockv Hill, NOTICE transportation. Owner transferred. to Howard John.son, turn right on I ENTERPRISES. INC. on Route 19 near lake and several FDR STRICTLY farm fresh eggs, BufldHlfi: Materials 47 .Ml 9-8464. COVENTRY — South St. Owner TV'o models up on Spring St. Tolland Turnpike, ihen left on ROOFING—SpectaUslng rspatrlhg small vUlagea, stainless feteel Price $19,200. Call x a 3-0559. Open House Sunday—Tue.sday, 1:30 MANCHESTER— MI 4-1680 365 East Middle Tpho. roofs of all kinda. new r m » , gut- try Manchester Poultry Farm, 472 PUBLIC HEARINGS anxious to sell 6 room provincial. Union -Street to Kenwood Road, equipment, main building 40’x28’, Keeney St., XU 9-9904. $12,600—3 Bedroom ranch, fire­ to 6:30. Watch for signs .Schwartz Real Colonial. $13,900. Real value! ter work, chimnsys cleanM., «- ASSORTED USED lumber, build­ AMESITE PAVING ADDITIONAL place. storms. Small cash assumes $9,500 real buv. Joseph Barth, 65 FINLEY STREET—Ride by this JOHN V. FANCIER A five- years old, excellent family- Broker, MI 9-0320. Every Sunday or by appointment Estate. MLS Realtor, AD 8-1241, XII 9-1898 paired. Aluminum siding]. 80 ing and plumbing supplies, radia­ APPROPRIATIONS $98.50 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch­ ranch—you'll want to see it. Spa­ any time. yesi slse year-round business. Good FDR SALE—White Rock etarted e DRIVEW AYS e W ALKS e PARKING LOTS CH 2-2865. ears’ experience. Free eatlmatea. Income. Owner will take mort­ chickens, small orders accepted. tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors BOARD OF DIRECTORS ins, x a 9-5132. $11,000—7 ROOM home, excellent cious 3 bedrooms, separate laun­ For full details call 58 Meadow Lone CaU Hawley. XQ 3-0861, XU 8-0788. and windows. Open daily 8:80-6 gage. Tom Minor, Broker, Rock- XU 4-1959. BfACRINB GRADED a PAVED and ROLLED TOWN OF -MANCHESTER, condition, handy central location, dry room, 22x15 living room, large $33,500. p.m., 8-4 Saturday. Yard at Stock CAPE—a rooms, excellent location: vlne^TO 6-5042. CONNECTICUT St. James parish. Carlton W. center foyer, 2-car garage, lovely Firm price . . . and worth It! _ Place off North Main St. Choman’s Freshly painted. Private back A & B* REAL Ef^tATE Heating and Plumbing 17 FREE ESTIMATES # CALL ANYTIME Notice la hereby given that the Hutchins, x a 9-5132. lot, and whfit a view! Patio with ArtlOles For Sale 45 Housewrecklng, MI 9-3^. Board of Directors, Town of'Xfan- yard. One-car garage. $16,600. awning. Elva Tvler, Realtor, MI PLUMBINQ a n d heating - re­ Phllbrick Agency, Xn 9-8464. MANCHESTER Help Wanted— Female 35 chester, Connecticut, will hold SIX ROOM Cape, breezeway and 9-4469. x a 9-9901, XII 9-6051. M I'9-8968 MI 3-0987 SOLD modeling inetrilatlona. repslra. WALLPAPER SALE—Fully trim- THE PRICE IS RIGHT Diamonds— Watches-— Public Hearings to the Municipal MANCHESTER — Snug 5 room garage, hot water oil heat,- -fire­ A DUTCH COLONIAL 12 Range HilhDrive. Vernon. All work guaranteed 30 years ex­ WATTRfilSS WANTED days, part- med, plastic coated, many' 1961 Building Hearing Room, 41 Center $90 monthly— includes taxes. perience, 34-bou^- aendee. Call Ume. Apply Patio Drive-in, morn­ patterns to choose from. C. J. Jewelry. 48 house. All utilities, large lot, good place. near bus line, excellent con­ TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED Street, Manchester. Connecticut. family home, centrally, located. dition. priced a t.$15,800. Charles Ban VanCamp, JO 9-4741. ings, W. Middle TpkSf MorriSon Paint Store. 885 Center Tuesday, June 6. 1961 at 8:00 P.M. St. LEONARD W YOST, Jswelsrs - $13,500. Joseph Barth, Broker, XO tseperance, xa,9-7820, S3 Brian Rood DO YOU Wa NT to earn extra Repairs, watchear e:m'rt- on'proposed additional appropria­ 9-0320. TO BE SOLD Radlo-T\' Reprir money? Let Burton’s show you LAWN MOWTERS—Toro Jacobsen, tions as follows: MANCHESTER—A cute and cozy South Windsor ly. Reason! prices. Open 'rues- - J ' Services 18 how.’ Openihgs''for sries personnel, Bolens, Goodall, Ariehs. Riding day thi .turday, -TOursday A dditional Appropriation WOODHILL ROAD—Almost new 3 4 room home Just right for couple nicely shaded Good location. hours to suit, experienced pre­ m ow r^. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldamatlc evenings. 129 Spruce Bt. x a 9-4887 DE MAIO BROS. 1960-61 Budget General Fhind, bedroom rancher, ceramic tiled or small family. Nice lot with TALCOTTVILLE— 58 ELM HILL ROAD ferred See Mr. Schneider, Bur­ tractors with over 31 attachments. Welfare ...... $5,000 bath, fireplace, G.E. built-ins, trees, convenient to bua, school MORTEN8EN TV Specialized RCA ton’s, Inc., 841 Main St. Used mowers and tractors. Parts A dditional Appropriation landscaped lot in fine home area. and shopping. Priced at only Overbrook Drive television, sendee. XQ 9-4641. TEL. Ml ^7S91 Here is a rare opportunity to purchase a large spacious and sendca. CMito) Equipment Flowers— Nni^ery Stock 50-B 1960-61 Budget General FVnd, ., Assume existing mortgage or buy $10,500. Alice Clampet, Realtor, home of 13 rooms far below replacement or even assessed Vernon Co.. 88 Main. XU 8-7958. Garbag^e Collection, and Dis­ with low down payment. Only x a 9-4543 or M l 3-7357. value. 8 bedrooms, 4 baths, 3 fireplaces, 40 foot living Big aplit level. Muat tell! TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest. DRIVER FUR school bus, 7 :80-8:80 STRAWBERRY PLANTS, Robinson Bconomical. High quality parte. posal ...... $2,000 $17,500.. Jarvis Realty Co., Real- room, etc., make this the Ideal home for a large family. a.m., 2-8:30 p.m. CaU M l 8-2314. HOME XIADE ravtoU, fresh or and Sparkle. Fern Gardens', 179 A dditional Appropriation tors. Oall x a 3-4112. Evenings call Guaranteed 90 days Famous for frozen, 30c doz. H Pasqualinl 346 Pern Street, MI 8-7278. Over an acre of land with additional acres available. 120 Grand Avenue Service since 1981. Phone Ml 1960-61 Budget General FVnd, PI 2-8311, x a 8-7847. Quiet community away from traffic yet Just a few minutes 13 INCHES Avery Street, Wapping.: Contribution to the Capital Rockville 931537. Potterton’s. 180 Center St. GERANIUMS 85c each and up; ride to Wilbur Cross Highway. Homes of this quaUty are Improvement, Reserve Fund RANCH—5% rooms, 8 years old. $12,500. Two-famlly. FARM LOAM, top quaUty, $3 per perennials 25c each: combination Bowers School area, family size .HANCH... hard to find. Priced under $30,000. CONNIE’S TV and Radio service, COUNTER GIRLS . WANTED ...... $9,000 '1 available all houra. Satisfaction yard, delivered. Call Columbia AC pots and annuals at reasonable A dditional Appropriation kitchen, plastered walla, cast iron 5976 guaranteed. Call MI 9-1810. Needed for a new Mister Donut 8-9333 after 4 p.m. prices. Evergreen trees $1 each 1960-61 General Fhirtd, Trans- . baseboard heat, 1-car gtor^ge. This A fine S-room ranch style -----WITH 4 BEDROOMS 135 Florence Street and up. PonUcelli’s Greenhouse, VERNON. BOX MOUNTAIN Shop located in Manchester. Shop fer to Budget Capital Im­ house offers you those little extras home with attached garage is „ (Sony—photo not available by deadline) Older home. E x ^ lot ANNIVERSARY SALE—May 1-31. that make a house a home. $19,500. A fresh, new version of the al- PHILOO RECOXOdENDED service open 34 hours. Openings availabble 438 N. Main. Open Simdays. Linotype - Intertype provement R e 'a e r V e Flmd now available to an excellent This cleverly amusing poodle in Specials in our famoua do-it-your­ Phllbrick Agency, XO 9-8464.. suburban area. A few of thq High on a hilltop' enjoying one of the finest views ta Con­ Plus the 4 bedrooms: waja popular shirtwaist dness, in easy crochet serves a dual pur­ on hl-fl's, radios, televislona. Also for aU shifts. Contact: ...... $115,000 sizes to compliment the jSuthful self department. Tubes—50% off, featuies of this desirable home necticut is thla gem of a contemporary ranch home. No ' pose; looks bright and loveable and guaranteed sendee on sU other A dditional Appropriation (1 ) Top residential zone le x Mt. Drive figure. With or without sleetSL adjustible rabbit ears with switch, are 3 bedrooms, fireplace, large expense was spared to make this delightful home attrac­ Vernon hides-a bottle, too! A novel idea m akes.. See our anniversary aale 1960-61 Budget Water Depart­ (2) King size kitchen, paneled No. 8221 with Patt-O-Refoa 1s m c la la under Artlclea for Sale, MISTER DONUT reg. $9.95, now 99c; Red Bird • SEPTIC TANKS kitchen with built-in oven and tive as well as functional. Six- rooms include complete Cape. 1)4 batluL to sizes 10. 12. 14. 16, Bust for a gift! chimney mounts only 99c; Chan­ O perator ment, Transfer to Water De­ range, aluminum storm win­ G-E Kitchen, pecky cypress living room with 6’ x 12' ther­ (3) Formal dining room CaasB. No. 4s. Open eveninge and partment Capital Improve­ ' Invitation to Bid 31 to 40. Size 12. 32 bust, sleeve­ Pattern No. 5976 has crochet (between 9-11 a.m. end 3-4 p.m.) nel 8 yagl antennas $1.99; UHF CLEANED and INSTALLED dows and doors, built-in fire mopane window, library and dining room both capturing Saturdaye. SateUite Electronic ment Reserve Fhmd .. $126,000 Sealed bids will be received at (4) Living room fireplace less, 3>i yards at 35-inch. directions for 13" poodle; materia) bow tie antenna $1.99; VHF lead-in alarm and split rail fence. It panoramic view plus 2 bedrooms and large tile bath. Cellar Service, 165 School Street. Man­ 355 W. M i^ e Turnpike A-ddlttonal Appropriation the Officia of the General Manager, (5) Close to 1 acre lot, and... \VE HAVE OTHaiS requirements; stitch illustrations. wire 2c a foot; and many^ many • SEW ERS is located on a spacious lOO’x under entire home. 2-car garage, cedar closet, wall to wall To order, send 35c in coins to: chester. XU 9-1786 or JA i-1669. Sewer Department .Budget, 41 Center Street, Manchester, C ov Sue Bumatt, The Manchester Eve- To order, send 25c in coins to: more items accordingly priced. BIAOHINB CIJSANED 300’ . lot For additional infor- carpeting and teatirful decorating make this a home to an. much more. Seeing that the picture is missing, let us Manchester PART-TIME 1960-61, Capll)|l Improve- necticut, imtil June 5,1961 at 11:0^ CoN IIS anytime. ning H e r a l d , 1150 AVE. OF Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ TELEVISION antennas and rotor QuanUty limited at> hurry. Open inktMa call: swer all your needa. Over 5 acres of land offer privacy show in person. systems installed and repaired. evenings tUl 9. SatelUte Electronic mento—13” Watok Xlaln from ' A.M. for Ona Tractor 'with Back*' AMERICAS, N EW YORK 36, ning H e r a l d , 1160 AVE. W • INSTALLATION hoe and Front xiounted Leader. . with Jusi enough lawn for easy maintenance. Priced well N. r . • AMERICAS. NEW YORK SL N. Y. Serving Manchester and sur­ Sendee, 165 School St., Xfenchee- Spring Street to' South Main below replacement coat. SPECIALIST Street ...... $6,870.60 Bid forms and apeqlflcations ara McC a r t h y For lat-claas mailing add 10c For Ist-class mailing add 10c rounding areas. Modern TV Serv- XIANCHESIER housewives: Sever­ ter. xa 9-1786 or JA 8-i669. . ' DAY\ s WORK ’.. THE WHilAN L Ice, 405 Center St’., XH 8-3303i Robert W. Gordon, available at the Controller’s Of- WARREN E. HOWLAND fcr each pattern. Print Name, Ad- for each* pattern. Print Name, Ad­ al well developed territories open. LOAM, SAND, stone, gravel and V s' flof,' 66 Center StrMt, Manchester, GNTKRPRiSES. IN C l Customers watting for Repreaen- Secretary . MANCHEBTER, €XH^. BEUIORE AREN8V dma with Zone, Style No. andt dress with Zone end Pattern Num­ fUl. Ciui MiUer’s Sand and Gravel, T m M i Conitri Boatd^^ Dlractora OmuMCtleut. ROBERT J. SltoTH, INC. •tee. . ber. Millinery Drggamiking 19 taUve to daU. As UtUs as' 3 to 8 A p ^ y x a 8-8608. Xlaachaator. 'TOWN o r MANCHESTER Realtor ~ _ Bend 36c now for the Spring and Have you the '61 Album contaia- hours spars Urns dsUy w U sam OONNBCnCUT , MS MAIN anuaErr—MI s-s24i FOR DRESSXtAKlNO ahd ritera- y------i^ up to 330— a vtoak. -J ^ Cal] now for ORAINABE 00s CnuMetleut f(«N V. PANdERA 010 MATS mr, MANCBEanas—on o-uos Rwr 'SI FaaUim. our teg many lovely designs and free PEAT HUMUS H8 par toad de- CoEttlttg IfpralA Bated "at llaaehaatar, Ooniiaetf RltiH AKD U A K im , MMIZI ttons, call Lyn Kratsko IQ 8-0683 mts;arview ' in you;ir_^|Mme. Com- UveredinXCanchester.BonalrFeat M 1R -18N MBtpleta pattern book. patterns? Only 25e a cqpyl M IM 1 4 3 ant thla M ad day ad M ax IM L GSNlBLAXi X A N A O n t — ■ • , „ ■ ______- - ...... — any Ume. plate tralBing. Cab BU MB33. Oompany, XQ 3JB18. > ■ / -\ 7.V K-

\ SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1961 FAOE TWELVE ■ft jfliattdfratpr lEv^nins Ifprolb a About Town Heard Along Main Street Town Will lElonor Retired Teachers Business BodiesI H m Wooien'a AuxiNary of the And on Some-of MoncJie$ier^» Sido StreotM^ Too Solton nre Department wlU '. ChriaUe McCormick of the board apOMor a ptMic setback and mlli- j of education today urged “aa ma­ DEPARTMENT MANAGER ' lit, according to a,' report from Doable Steal Abound cars remember the slKn-^ X.M A. Gleason. Now l^iland- Re- tary whist party tonif^t at ^8 at an(| stop for It. ny towfiapaople as poasible to aay Wilttem R. Hahn of Grant St, Professional as well as amateur ‘hello* to teachers who hava left gional Director of thee a------a Labor the firehouse on Notch, Kd. There detectives would have had trouble 4 Rockville,'w|U take a post June 15 Will be refreshments and prises. Flag Ellqaette the school ayatem" Sunday at the Department’a Wage and Hour and Monday night trying to solve the with Dobin’a Department Store on Public Ckmtracta Divielony atBoe-. *nckets may be obtained st the j case of the lost ball during a Americans don'b mean to ignore Tiling Junior High School Auditori­ door. ;night “Dusty" softball game be­ flag etiquette. T hey Just seem to um. , ( Main St., Manchester. Hahn will ton. tween A-1 Caterers and Clarke’s forget sometimes. McCormick said final plans have be manager of the new furniture The Federal Act aeta a 16-year' Members of the Chaminade Mu- Motors, played at Robertson Park. In case your memory is clouded. been made by the board of educa­ department. minimum ^ g t for genentl employ­ airal Club will entertain the Sen- j ment and an 18-year age minimum The mysterious 1 disappearance; you should 'observe the following tion to honor 35 retired Manchea- Dobin'a will occuixy the former lor Citiaens at the Community V began when a twdnkle-to^ short­ •flaiig etiquette during the - --Memorial ter teachers, from 2 to 4 p.m. Montgomery Ward store and will for Jobe which have been declared Wednesday at 3;30 pjn. The^- stop of Clarke’s nine stole second Day parade on Tuesday. He said a formal presentation be an amalgamation of the ’ITiple hacardous by the secretary of la­ Charfiinade C3ub will hold its an­ base. The throw, from the catcher 1. Military personnel and other of certificates noting their years X and F and D Auto atorea, for- bor, he said. h nual banquet at Fiano’s Restau- arrived late and hit the baserun- uniformed people should give a of service, to the school system merlv in separate locations on Since Connecticut has its own rantat June 5. Those needing trans- ner on the heel The ball bounced hand salute. and a talk by Superintendent of Main, S t ' child-labor law, Gleason said that portatlon may rail Mrs. Ben Huck, up under and into the sleeve of 2. Civilians should place the Schools William H. Curtia will be H ^ n has been in the furniture the higher standards muit be ob­ 51 Turnbull Rd. the runner's tailored sweatshirt as right hand over the heart and brief, in' order to allow towns­ business for 25 years, most recent­ served If the state and federal he came to a stand-up position. .stand at attention. people to meet socially with the ly working as a salesman in West laws differ. There will be no meeting of Man- i The bewildered . opposition 3. Men should remove their hats. former teachers. Hartford. He la also a Vernon Se­ Employers should require age Chester WATES Tiiesday becaused ■searched the playing area for the. 4. Flags should be displayed on lectman and a member of the Ver­ certificates, he said, to protect Some letters from former teach­ non Board of Education. of the Memorial Day holiday. ball as the base^runner contained'! streets along the parade route, ers. now living out of state, will themselves from- hiring underage it with folded arms. ‘ S. Forty-eight and 49-.star flags be read. Atty. Harold Garrlty, NEW TRAVEL GITDE minore, he said. Age certlflcatee The search continued for many | may also be displayed. chairman of the board of eduen- may be obtained at the State minutes ft^ile the base-runner —------Manchester's tourist resources, Board of' Ekhicq^ion in Hartford. stood still, wearing a quiet smile. | Oka)'. Providing . . . tion. will present the certificates. A vocal ensemble, from Bar­ history and economy are explored Additional information on the Personal Notices "This is impossible.", said one, The Bartlett hearing has had its In the Mobile 'iTavel Guide for child-labor provisions may be ob­ player, as the search went on. ^ , effect In Rockville, promptings aide- nard Junior High School, directed by Walter Grzyb, will sing. the six northeastern states, the tained at the Wage-Hour Divi­ “Arc V*OU lOOkinff for this?’* i walk rtf«rn«ainn«dLsciLaniona •r»Hand tavern eirm. con­ first American guide book to asked the base thief. Innocently. Other teachers to be honored, sion Field Office at 933 Main St., In Memoriam versation. describe local sights and rate ho- Hartford, he said. In lorlT if m exn<»iT of nur d^ar moth<»r. - -It-- has^-spread -to- City Council- who were not named on the prellm- tels; "motels^ and restaurants^ lm»- T in Rose Sipples, who passed awa\ Pleiaae Observe membcra. too, as aldermen who re- inarj list, are Miss Emma Borow- M a y 27. ski. a teacher for IS years, who partially. BRIEFS Drivers southbound on Summit | call “Speed" Weber's reaction to The section on Manchester was W e lost a m other, w ith a heart of gold St. can relax a little now. Police a council request can testify, retired in 1926; Miss Mabel Lam- Henry B. Agnew of 85 Steep W ^ w as m ore to us than wealth untold , prepared by researchera who can­ have erected a stop sign for north- i Apprised of a request for police phear. a teacher for 12 years, who Hollow Lane,'inanat,jr of the Man­ W ithout farewell she fell a sW p retired in 1936; Miss Marion Stiles, vassed the state, selecting prom­ chester Savings and Loan Aasocla- W ith beautiful m em ories for us to k*ep ' botind traffic on the road, at the i p.,coi t at the Elks Parade on Flag inent tourist attractions and per­ W e have lost, but G od has fained- Wadsworth St. Intersection. Day. Weber dragged deeply on his a teather for 16 years, who re­ Uon Inc. Coventry bralich, is one One of the best m others the w orld con­ tired in 1943; and Miss Delight M. sonally rating facilities. of 36 savings and loan managers t a i n e d . When you drove up the hill, it | cigar and sugge.sted the council Sadly missed by i was like a roller coaster. The angle | better hold up. Lord, a teacher for 22 years, who Mobile’s g;ulde finds that “Cen­ currently attending the four^ay Dauiihters. ’ is steep, and you didn’t know w hat' -We may not have any cops retired In 1947. ter Street has the look of a Second Annultl Savings and Loan Ann M . W hite. dreamy antique town, with great Seminar at the University of Con­ Granddaughter. Sandra Ann was coming over the hill- or how : left," he said, Marr Yo^h- fast. Sometimes you had the feel- ! A Non. tree.s and 18th century housea.” necticut. Grandson. O arr. ing like you get on the roller ■ ------Usting “what to see and do,” It The Barrows and Wallace Co., Relatives— Friends. suggests a visit to Lutz Junior West Hartford real estate firm, coaster going uphill. All you see is i ww-r.n mr Wedding Museum. which has a branch office at 65 In Memoriam open space before you hit the top ■ ^ 9 |* 1 * e W ^ l|l N o l P E. Center St., Manchester, has In loving m -m ory of M r, Anna M ay and then—whoosh! » Mobile service stations will Carlin who paw rd away M ay 37. l i > 5. v have the books for sale next joined Inter-City Real Estate Now you can drive up the hill ''Aliniv#»rsflrv Modean - Edgerly Thursday. Referral Setvlces, Inc., a national Alw aya amiiing. happy and rontont. ! without hugging-the curb or fear-! ▼ aTl sol y real estate referral organization. Lo rra and raapact-n m h -r-v-r ,h r w rnt. ; ing someone will shoot over {hat ------Miss Elaine B. Eldgerly of Cov- Taam w ill not darkan or shadow , dim . entrj’ became the bride of Robert. JOINS FIR5I Anniversaries of people em­ Th« baantiful m am oria, w a hava of har. hill at a rate of speed unsafe Jor Mr. and Mrs. John Carr, 26 Fin- ployed at the Manchester Branch theHe road. j^y celebrate their 25th Norman Modean of Manchester Charles MacDanlel Billmyer, 24 of the Soiithern -New England Sadly Ritaaad hv bar You can. provrding the north-; in a candlelight ceremony last Deepwood Dr., has joine.d the con­ Husband and rhildran. wedding anniversarj’ at an open Telephone Co. are being celebrated evening at South Methodist sulting engineering Arm of 'van this month by Arthur A. (Janfield ; house for friend., and relatives Church. Zelm, Heywood * Shadford of (20 years ; Ina K. Fitzpatrick (15 Tuesday from 2 to^6 p.m. at their *rhe bride Is the daughter of West Hartford...... Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Edgerly years); James Brad.v, Richard E. home. A 1950 grraduate of the Univer­ Claus and DoHs W. Fraher (each Jr., Rt. 44A. Coventry. The bride­ sity of Rhode Island with a bache­ The couple was married May 30, 10 years). CENTER PACKAGE STORE groom la the son of Mrs. John lor of science degree In engineer­ Annual vacations for employes i 1936, at St. Mary’s Church In East Crie, 481 Parker St., Manchester, ing, Billniyer has since conducted Hartford. They have four chil­ Marilou Arendt, 8, of 86 Lenox St., and her prize \4’lnning collie of Hamilton Standard Division, and the late Edward Modean. extension courses in theory and (Sandy), Wednesday were proud 'winners of a dog show held at United Aircraft 0>rp., will be 455V2 MAIN STREET----- Ml 3.S388 dren, Mrs. Donald Morzer. 16 The Rev. Lawrence. Almond, fundamentals in electronics at the I Byron Rd., Manchester; Sister the First National Store at 297 E. Center St. Store manager scheduled during the period July pastor of South MethocUst Church, Florimond Pepin presented the winners with a new boy's bicycle, 15, through July 30, according to John Francis of St. Joseph’s Noviti­ performed the ceremony. Miss El­ ate in 'W’akefteld, R. I.; Laurie a trophy, and blue ribbon for Sandy’s winning performance over a statement released by John H. len Arendt of Manchester was 36 entries. ' When Pepin offered to exchange the bike for a girl’s Spade, purchasing manager. STILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS May Carr, 11, and Jack Carr, 7, ooloist. model, Marilou said she wanted to keep it for her brother, Ernest Graham R.. Treadway, vice prea- • both pupila at Buckley School. *rhe bride, given in marriage by Arendt JV., 6, because she has a bicycle she won about two years Ident of the Connecticut Bank and UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MRS. IDA E. CARUSON her father, wore a ballerina- ago in another conteet. The ahow was sponsored by Ken L Ra­ Trust Co., announces the appoint­ length gown of lace and net. fash­ tion Dog Food and the Quaker Oats Co. (Herald photo by^Oflara.) ment Of Arnold Kupper Advertis­ Stock up with beer, winee and Uquora for the holiday. ioned with fitted bodice, a manda­ ing Inc. of Hartford, to handle the rin collar trimmed with aequins, (CLOSED ALL DAY MEMORIAL DAT) Electrical Supplies Co. in Hart­ sisted by Guy Neff, editor of Bet­ bank's advertising account. iy" long tapered sleeves, and bouffant ter Homes A Gardens book divi­ Pointing out that 1 of every 15 skirt with panels of lace. She wore ford. members of the New England a net and sequin headdress -with His new position will involve sion, and Hugh Magee, research work force is currently imem- net veil, and carried a cascade of working On an extensive electrical director of Housing Market Re­ ployed. Arthur C. Gemes, Region-, white carnations and pink rose­ distribution program at Yale Uni­ search. al director of the U. S. Labor De-. buds. versity. The ultimate product of the for­ partment’s Bureau of Employment Mr*. Janice Merrier of Hart­ Married to the former Elizabeth um will be the ‘.'ideal house" select­ Security at Boston, last week ford waa matron of honor. She Najarlan of Providence, R.I., the ed from three basic home designs urged cooperation with newly ^ wore an orchid organza street- couple have resided in Manches­ and a budget of 318,000. launched (jHlre Now” campaign length dress with matching head- te r since 1953. L.vdall ,;lk~ Foulds’ dally average piece and noee veil. Mrs. Betty REMEMBER THE L.UW production in 1951 ■was 37.1 tons. HOUSING FORUM With school closing near, em­ In lldeo it was 47.1 toms — 27 per Canning. Boeton, Mass., sister of A Housing Forum, held in co­ the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. ployers. teen-agers and..their par­ cent greater* During the aame pe­ operation with Housing Market ents are reminded • that the Fair riod total annual sales only rose She wore a similar drees in aqua Research and Better Hjunes * organza with matching hea^reas Labor Standards Act restricts 5.1 per cent, according to a Lydall- Garden.s magazine w ilfoe held certain jobs for youngsters under Foulda newsletter. and nose veil. Both attendants Thursday and Friday at one of carried a pink rose bouquet. the Irv'ing R. Stitch Associates Mre. "pdgerly wore a beige lace Charles M. Billmyer dress with white acceaaories. Mrs. built homes at Vernon Hills, Skin-;^ Crie wore a blue silk chiffon U.S. Navy Underwater Ordinance ner Rd.. Vernon. dress with pink accessories. Both Laboratories at Newport, R.I., and The forum is designed to offer wore white orchid corsages. . received his master's degree from a panel of selected homeowners A reception and buffet supper his aims mater, for that work, iiv the opportunity to work out a OPEN ALL DAY for 60 guests was held at Cavey'a 1953. standard of what modern local cit­ Restaurant. In 1956-60. he taught electronic izens want their homes to be. For a wedding trip to New York fundamentals at the University of Greater Hartford civic leaders City, Mrs. Modean selected a Hartford Evening College. and representatives of civic, wom­ MEMORIAL DAY black jacfket dr^sa, black coat and Since 1953. he has been a sales en's and community service groups AND AS USUAL ON 8U.NDAV white accessories. The couple will engineer for Westinghouse apd the ■will make up the forum’panel, as­ he at home at 25 Congress St. May FEATURINO A COMPLETE LINE OF 31. Mrs. Modean ig a 1953 graduate of Manchester High School, an

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Arch Johnaan,' .Ufha pto)# toe **By oheerving them at work Whan ha lolt toa aetyioA he ea« 85 Steep role ot luNiateat to JackvWprdan, Udine a newsman, I learned that rolled la Merge. Jonait.-TheidecJn ' the Man- Show ' aaya, “Pottcemaa pCohably t 4 u they have nornfal emotioaa and Cenea^ I t e .. Wbace he studied tor 1 Aesocla- nwre rlaka tor laaS 'money < than reacUona; they get seeted; they five yaam. ch, le one any other group,of people in aur niake mistakea.’’ Warden |p n water akUag «»• managers Boeiety.; Gower's squad has been formed thualat and kappa in aacalknt four-day yohneohk evaluation ot -poUoa to meet a crucial need pboed by Mdddiiig akmg and Loan worii oocnsa i t o m ,a araCrhand toe hiflltraUon of higher edirtan betalnd hia l7-toot ihotor laanfllk ly of Con- 4 U E A V t >to get tha inside at tha paUeaman’a knmrtei^ at the Job, of the te- crime and corruption. Led by g a is jQlaBd in toe sport by hip ^T b a -Uelimaii pcoblaBis as people, their reUtion- apoDMOiUltoc aad^ ot. tlto dai flcry, impulsive (Oower, tha oquad Frendi-bom wUt, aetteoe Vaadn illace Co., UBMt tiaipiv ahlpa amodg themaelvee and their p n 6 $ i . whUe'8 trotter for tahaa on tough aaeigiUnlnta that Dupre. H ie couple resldea in MeU- tate firm, IMttiM ^ thie' UarlH track.' Aaaooiatod P n ee and the Phila­ no one else can or wSato to han­ bu Beadi, Calif., and also haa a rice at 55 «i tte wril W delphia tomuinr. be rtoUowed Maidiatton apartment. iiter, has foUea Mat- . produoer A^hur Lauda lik- enough poUoatnan .aiwm d stioiigh “M aU Gower la toh kind otIhw'^ 1 Estate _ ^ S r - JtdIJ TC avecaga maa ^ doea beata to knaw.-Juny they work and actor every actor wanta to plny,“ i national V 9 W * twtoo.l* tile a aop aa a paciMi. , tbs what th^-toink and toel.'^' Bam Warden. “He’s on toe litoit inization. : - Bsr t aA d w ia, i d tolly things that aSaartb oetne to aide el everything. He's tough as W ito Mibidi” aeries wlU be earn M “A ll that experianoe haa been nails when someone ta wrong,'toit ople em- a t ------la m e ' poWea ■ mind are petoiam|Mcoiam ahaabd oormpOon.oonmpUoa. g^ tato lag tor my role,” Andi N B C ^ Ihursday MMite In toe er Branch > i S e % j r S S - Tacy littia of « that Um between he’ll flghbfor anyone he kaowa ii ^ has boon a a ^ t o d chairman ' England Jai tiM aKted to a thmUkr 2®*'’,*^ public. • 'right' guy. Re’a fuU ot guta, but ct toe UnivetulW ot “Pm Intarestod in he’s got heart." celebrated 488 t U a along with *Wg orimo' io the ae^ta of too pubUe ______Rotiiester Alumni f>ind CMapaten# .. Canfield itiaaMt tiw Mlh at arsa we tntsnd ta t exploit to Versatility in. a ,vrido range ot >CUar, a natim ot itocheater, was batoga, smd our ‘Aapbalt Bteg8 screen a Lydall- im tended Barringer High School be­ Ice Cream Co. fore bis family mowMl to Louls- INOORPOSAnED electronics vUla, Ky. There he wae graduated 27 Wamii 8 t—MI M96* from DuPont Manual HlJto Setuxd. UBORftTOBIES Prior to. World! W a r 'l l , be fought s fe v profoerional figtito aa a welterweight pndfr the name ot Over 27/ BROAD Johnny Costello; woriced tugboats 71 aa a deck band on New York's 30 Y Elaat River; was a bartender in Elavort San Shnncleco and a bounoor In Manhattan dancehall; oerved in In i Gallonel IWO-WAY ^Jack Wardea, in toe rola of beputo PoUoe Commloaloaer Matt The Merdiant Marine, end sitooe' Y "^(Joww, llhds hinuMlf u pto ____ hta b 4 t to oiolea money aa^he tries to quenUy was aa Army j^to o n Ser­ R^MO DISPATCH a ^ k “The B u itf^ Ring,’' toe premfera epla^ of" ABC-TVs new, hour-long action s arise ■‘U m Asphalt Jungle.'* geant in toe lOlat Airbonw DM - CARS oion. r^lOHR L lENNEY G. LEROY NORRIS SATURDAY Television PROGRAM AaSOCtATB u:aa tow Bsa TAU a c u I t 1 2 g*— ®f««*est Bjunr SuUivaa, Chi Oulager^ ia tM8 Mewe A-Weather Death_ar Texee." OerrM ap- Insurance o f 411 K inds r marmel to ht of w ay" \ B o n d s b it •i —:------repreeento- DsIseBvV s IH ICS Uve and his lawless gang. SFOBTSPAOB lies BFD K», a ^ v e II Te Beaver a. 40. . 844 NO. MAIN STREBT JARVIS REALTY GO. Wateh Wr. Wtaatd Beaver s Frogs." Beaver must FOR WBBK o r MAT imh TO OF BKAIAOM-dMSimOBS Ilia |tavs]r * OMWh “ oSSStf lielween senUmeet a " JVHBM nioNB Nii% 8(i CsHssa Csndval M jwm jrtete AMtor ■Matdag. May ntk 791 MAIN SIRBEV PH(»iE Mi x m Read Komn le;‘T ^ lleaUdy N ssajffosss'' Qidet." deeertere ter- ttostam Berulea Var l:«*M s'W M k k roTlse SUyer d t y when Owy :n i o Over M Team AmnibiM At Wiik W launch n holdup apree with stolen *da' MgB|a Three Theetev 8 M of Bsaatown Hesa’*'Joha- Gmeaee Welh Phew g. 41, (I I FOR 15 YEARS t t t Cr Canter Bt.—a a g -4 m £ 8 4 ' “The Ambaaea- Mi^cal hoiw touring Lawronoe dpr*sdor*e Daughter". OUvte de Bavtl- . g e g i y M his Chempepne l n « c . ' wmokoe sniYeR lead H Waieben Mweherheerd Theetw U NASSIFF ARMS CO. Yankees vs Cblc . Cernlvel". Lee tirney. Jlaupy Durante. — -r-» RAB BEEN THE EiaHT 8:8S Bave O a a J n o Travel *Mier BewPag **' 8 BlehaTO Boone., Feladln foeee - PLACE TO GO FOB ST. Now; SK?" A CoeteM test of endurance when goUMeU .Saerts Thrills m venm rs lenve him uiiarmad. .( EVERrXHINa TOC WANT Msaest Theater loot and without food high la, tlthe IP rounds, llWnwelghle. Then »fc monatelna.mountalna, wherewhen he muet nmaleh that hM Rsty's Rosl been bom nr eaoN StMirs D o to w . YD lfllw4^ wita. and______aireiuttii______with Wa J tor* with tougher akia. he would Oiaen m AM Purtibaiia kee Brevee. mentort to aave himeelf. imve been champion long — SPORTIN6 OOOD5 SMDaaeePartr _ Peehle Fealera ' to s^eral key l ;Y1 m D an ^ Don't Ory’ / M tteum IBveey nay A t f U r e ” . Dorothy FREE FABB3HO D l ESA4 cha KowM d. UM BARRE GUILD iS ^ c ia r k OaMe*: ^va New York / ' llUB^R ^ONUMENft iHwa artInSpaatoeMar 8 _____ ^ ffir^gSSSf^dLondon in ^llaeheth, My LotP*^ f E IS I Ben Cartwiipht, numng Adeat b»v- Itora b 8 tarn MM MitoiMt M through______• p u p n w iMHaUawaitoNtobtiiltii4 «i Us lue with his trcluMve T!: F„E REFINED tt'BIEiMt- a re ...... 8. to tipntat torMUMkONiaR to ... tuF^ay * * "H illlM ”'Dobm g TSfMnoAL S in lit" Ehipase story Brings . oK Ml suit AlLANTiC '(FATING OILS aiM Oheekmate UTIU ft MdONNihr I .C m iP A N T "Tka ThrilhSeeker".______-YlvmdoJ U WOODBBIDOB ST. tttroduees her husband to the L. T. V.'OOD CO. M A N C H E S m n •“''-'•TT ■** a?am tei*“"*S^ ' Ml 8-M M '

•r.' P A O « T W O ^MANCHBST^ BVgNING HERALD. IL^CHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 87/1001 M ANQHESTEB gVENlNQ HBRAIJ),‘HAMCiHaB 8 T B « , 0 0 >N^ SATURDAY; MAY 2 7 , 1 0 6 1 P A G E T H R i a SU N D A Y nkpiaidn P R O G K A S f . ■( - i m . Telrat airi_ . T U E S D A Y Ifefcufefoi* P R O G R A M ataaWan. nephew X a dytox ^ la r t d c • i 8 ' Slab Chaater a aa tartto (RapeaU. 5 & ^ ^ h 0 e Seta", itoal X iS sorcerer usee Us uncle's ^ teniewed ftr aeerets tor personal gain. . • i w i J o a B O I L £LECTSO; * 4 ". Fetor ibii&a The Tiilid Xan . Jg I W ife ■Mato tradtne IdesUttea f i M igjWelton Shew g 277 BROAD ftis fl^ lw r Oa iplwade LABORATORIES •e be ^jm preae * guest, apcelton ______y -—j OR*. T e e m n Pbm jwo X hie characters^er QMlerwr*'*— ^ f . f f i r T i 5 s a r * > * g .0 iw '^ ^ ^ ^ H m S and Itoidldl^oim r and Bolivar Shai w m S \ n a a t ] ^ • ’ ( S im 'm W a t e r m e l ^ Pn.. «j______V IWepe.ML -"A . Ctaadette O i M" 277 BROAD OtM M kie«« DBAul^ Cftaekgbeard Theater U ftwRa JoIhw__ ___ ITRodStalUon" RobertFalga, Guy K 1DOD0. 8 1 2 j B ^ j » E i m MiM Oany Meero Shew g E A S Y T O S tM A A W.j Quora: - Gordon and Sheila Xao- U t W ;.'in t-wii;; " I ^ , muric and comedy team, and fiff 118 . tonaterdam, comedlaii. , E A M K H E R E ^ i ' u ^ 5* w Long Ago." A raaiima ~ Then^s aover a paihli June bsokhert. ^ man|Ha^ni 60. nairatod C i i U in ."B a n . "SciFefy-Fssteef . Bito Rone. Robert Russell Beim pimblcmi at «rA N B P & U t W o< the IjseM Hews *f**?aW and conducted the or- .'woman __ . _ .W e im e r ^•■tiX score. (Repeat) * No aaetprs XilMr. Oyga brotherijQ^,. V i U **ae#-Tp A W. It Hmnday evewfaigB M O t « L Used Ctifs” oE^Sxff .'The flabby American". Docu­ g M t w « s i g ; ^ ! i f mentary portrait X a nation ba- tff ft____ a M y ] « M 8 8 x S w e £#••$*■ M e Vein a a a £ ” 2 SHt OOOIWgOqle. T*" oominc Increasingly soft TtUa BMaanr Oa M n fa f:W daafc Banay FMenun. S u'J f tW WImt Ip The Wartd , special .report examines the rS - i f i W i r ■jfJeStam ' “ ■— •one why Anuricans ara ------Mtewj^.lo peck H b . • 1 ‘'Faria M The ___ ^^j^aSue, ______Bohart w d S * ^ to 1^ Totk em. etmewknt , Ttaar'e- m 8 1 aoft and axplores aome o \ 1111) -. \ 1 A '1 i \ n t t n m u i n t I U : M W a ^ Ter (0 be ft hyaDwti by the enriateneo w In Shadows.'’ Jesa Barper hetaif done about It wwM •■UM^ HKBAIlUc BWj OIK Don gUam and Roebaatar end A W. P. QUISH iS aireX iriien ha hides a MiM I came .tor _AmaHeane tetti alur- w m m u a m w m m m m CANADA 5 3 3 !' ______A .W , n 11 :W Rewa. Weaihwr k Sperte 'ill;' FUNERAL HOME . dXenda a tort naalnat Siun ’ SSTAe:!.* I S J S ? ^ - u Tb- e aie c • ^ n ^ ._ MS0MQM ... ie.w«f tbeft ^ 'Which *M MAIN sm iqnr .aiwnnwt. a Brttlak' mereen- harm r m u M l O tlM P DUNTlWRe utu.aa^Tigr' W N awji . _ g g g y / __ ftW ^^&wltews'iM a ■Wed Dust' Clarii Gable. FOB DnrCBANCE tfM ^tjCissr* *-"^*^ • |tobert Totma and Jane wyatl to B a rlo w . lSSi«f?RSa-"*” ^ 5 3 : ‘Vatgeret Dteowne Her FunUy." Jam Faar Shew a aS^" G n ^ : Xaoriee Bvaiia. ptaye the' XiuiaM t is thniet into the role ftOotor) VENETIAN ObN8CI.T menC park and a ylaR to the re- d ^ e n O e o T ,a dowd^ little X confldante and counsehalyer F e a tu r . mote, realm of the Olymple m i: - ROMTJ. when an expectant molber and lld f Werld’a Beet Xevlee DJraetieaa >0 f j T:M dark and an efficient exeenthre DfOOBPOBATBD ‘Thlejl ftnBDkaer ft>r H m S c rip - At^me^Swh BMy ** *^ her buehand mine Jo the Ander- ‘‘W ri^rae In The R o c U e t' BLINDS CHABIN8 A VAN DBC«IS«. iu te e .1’ n W e a l —a rn p h o n r tookhaH and p9$ K ^ W E S S e w ? 5 t e a t t i S h ? aon home to h ig r Itotoy’alonrHNit- „ „ John Feyne ReU^. Timmy WHI • VWV tor. Krieriax orer over toeOtodeir" death of ' d!Sa*Sad A Guy". Ji UtW Jack Farr Wow Dtotrlet SaperTtoer pams companlona tnm on n ber.M M aM . IM balluclnatioaa (C o lo r) 1 . and SUPPLIES lunnemade contmptlon to try to ItM Waeia Tnaia a Cboefc Oonnora In "Woman fYom IftSa Newt aad Weather of her priMfttonlnx rPysUBAwaMm is s w o b u i « - .- a INSIIBANGB 1M B. Oeater St.. Maaefeeater 1 :U Vasteffar'k . Lucas XcCain la IfiH Xomeal ef XedUaUea CR 78 TOM BEADS SHAM tS M i M 1 ■______MB M AIN >CTUBB»;OBOPND’P 1A > « m U - | S I B < S 4 I faced WIra fury X moiratoin worn- I t f f N e w s IW. Ml P-4M4 ar It S-«M1 ^;'n AMw a .Tbeater , AiieMw r and . tba . .DerU" - v - — . i a n u i d her brood X sons. (Re­ i M ki a four part m t Im tiU od p e a t). , Otis Camay ia a proud man. 4 8 5 Middle Tpke. East ^TlwiUar and PrcMiit** The Bft i|W mu nwy w •:M DeMe OtUU s Her. John W 40|A I. J. fa boat and baaed oa met. teUa of a nla»y< la T«np Ufa Dwayne .BhAanan atara. {toble Hla new book, "<3ood . ITrlday, M l 3 -4 8 6 5 gammenUtor. Scenea from Frank tea.^irtdB,., X. 4f : « f 5 s? f f * * * pets carried away fryteg toim - 1 S 68," has won aiccoladaa from gjjjey’e vTS£ lyiMeoua Ara ^^Tfllent'TeM »--‘‘Tykix the p ^ a heamitolWA&^ none other tluui ISarry Ooldwateri TWIRMNE PAINTS and "ll|o f^gtaUon t t I t ■Khot.;'^. .. _____ , Sy ekaeek Freeeato XI. m JCamhral".- V m .ltofl. ««»Ppf>» i« .Oerr Mske A Differsnes WImib Tsb Satet U N . Senator from Arlxona. Car* « Om ranlnr Jb n m sr SS^.atarto Juet belbefore death < A /worX Idfe"’. Xoria star and UedleTal Crole. gre^M it. fejoeerelt «.M^%Sg. *- 8 : 8 a elmmtte lighter flgura Impor- nay, formerly a top acriptar of T V • BRUSHES i m ^ s s :s } S k FOR EXPERf BIchwu Fafnl a l ^ W T h p F ^ ■ t g .y ..fa ». .”>«"*■ learning the shows auoh as ‘‘Medic” and "D Jt.’a Tea Phi Bewana n Kelly in "Arlaona• ■ ___ & S €$ne4^ed4o^ 'it 'Cs d j Irom about hla wife. W M BIU nefcS UiW flniay Mawa Spaelal t M an," found that the sales of the • W ALLPAPERS 8 S . i a l 8 7 4 &.* 4 : ^ • * ;" Ar F m t End ARgmiMDt I Baaaball a r^ifehSd^'SiJlSSSI M aw a . f i 8 w ^ xt in "RaoXem^ f8 voluma Juinpad after Senator gewe B Weathaf. . f Tanken ra Chloaib. s s i e “ 5J i g ^ ‘ , » S A VIMCiS OldMan Clamon’’. Flrrt X a ftre Goldwater was quoted in a otS- mm • SANDERS. POLISHERS d tW A* WI I EdonclHg Red,i^ya.. Baltimore * * timn saying'"Good Friday, 19 « ” STEAMERS FOR RENT DeaHe Feafara n ■ I.OAM la in my opinion a book overy W«% M S m eomrineea h U hom e-' SSK&IS!?®? I -A CompklD Brail* UiW aiadhy mxhl Weete * ______, i ? - 4 5 a 3 !i5— 8 American should read. It to not S «ljFtte Iliftt.tbey riuxild taka • .* .. ;;glgtoo»iVa 3?% ^*tor Ftadii ftW r^Tii^ aCiw^ a S «iy k « glare AWaa# . . - W Fmtnrr fitaa f Farenta] mfde—A x to mentloa the pleasant reading, (I will not pro­ II ■ ' f^m Sm JeM r'm M vfjrm m . -a s : Paars^Paiit Mi ‘ 2 ne ..La ^ Daacea". Ifatiriee ■m ugaew^wlm X the otb4 vide a "happy escape from the >n«»xeTXB»f fftft-xpi - n n a w f i A k iweTifTteitf tatbem Um. nelghbortwod — , . r S Onea^ Taips» Orimea, mualoal problems of the day. Although the — SEE — 1^ Anrelea Sodcarn aa Mfhraar ahetoop a Tom FXte r to coach hla eomedy atui.^brier C i^ and . 'M il M AIN SB. MANCBBSiCBB • • BOtTfB Sl. OOVBWTUT sr tor a speHtng bee. SHERWW-WILUMIS Otebaesee » . Hmtews ri a Wealhee ' „ We’re adw loeate i toi HCnOC 8BBVIOB Itlf Wanthar 1i g s ^ A A f f . m ' • F il m 1 the Honae aad .B ale ___ N a w a _ }rS^ PWBBIOB I^AIN TS BXXBBiOB tsa Dangeree* —"."^-^.can Bmplre”. Rlchara bnlldtog. Mala BteeiiA i ssJhtSsr*’- w I: plx, Praaton Faster. 1 * ' * * ISSSS& «!•«.«.. • (Ootorl. Starrtny Hugh Downa aa W twm ui'. SKAM BS-Aim Bt NAXBBIAlsJ Jack rear shew gg oomer e f Oak. . t W W ^ « | e U ^ ftU ^^a Dbcaat S SHfP ____ _ 1 aae aa^aem -Jf^ A IX FA FB B , Bit (C o lo r) ■Eel’S DlflVE4N Mrentaree la Famdisa A W. W -' ^aaftne X ' ca oArt Needtowork SuppMes M i CIBMTUB ST.—Ml S.Mie fltU ^MalB ftaaaaree .■* Gardner XcKay. _ Fnaaanxera m MAW ST. nL.MIS.StN s t b S s u '®‘ ■' lltia WtwM’e Beat Xevlee' g • Free Instraolloaa •a.aa g '—hlaet ipaee *;R:‘teL"8su*»^ 4 w rM ti^ M X Bohoonsr in order Gartofn Tiaw The Tounger Brotbera”. Wayne * ' * * i ? •Waalliar | • j ( v r Green Stamps 9 2 Ulan?** "”*•>’ borted ea . , isfwwcr* x o r r le . gtoblnaon Story"! 4 S t M I l i a W aMwaXasa. BlgMtoMe Jackie RoMnaan, Baby Dee. a Checherimard Thedter w S t U RTee ParUag Bear e f Staaa ■amuer fteem 9 . fi"*P“ca W COM IRN D M IDDLEM OdK, kic. S tM Oerieea Tima W ItMWacaa Trala ilS x8aent X*IMttallea •-••***8 _ INVESTMENTS Rotert Horton, X ItW Min Dtaaer Xarte . i X c i n t ^ 8 ItwD H mWD Potterton's f t f f ___ S S K S f f ^ S S S S ^ MB. OBOBOB W. JO HNSON SB.. W fPffur ‘The JanXwwaewa «WHale W OM»ry.*' ]flAl 8 8 - ■ki — f«rSenrlM),Si»ee IM l • > U t o ll 2 5 S"« ^,Xr. lA ^ " . Haary - « ^ « r PLDM BINO aad gpgda. Alice Bredy. OM TBANSAOWONS aANDLBD FtMM ia »-i«S7 Ld e a n I rap pPrers a W ito fK nsage H E A T I N O Aeefcabaard Theater U UMBBD AND UNUSnD-Syim TAl. rUMDS B M S e B w UtW I tlara - . Laey “ ■ ^.e-gtom ek- O O N T K A O r O B W han "XldOixht Xanhont". Wimam MMAWSTBBBB i b E. m i s - u m Bob Petersen X Magaam ^Amd a t t S i U O o m m e r o ia l U:W to. laiM Hawa Utga J^ Frto c to*toghl W— ■ aw e X r r S BL 4 m e^. aa «mitln|r aftamoou la Plaa »MD Bkaah . i £ « 8e B xp a a u M ImradiM Owe X lw Uiey run Into Makes Career TV-Raiie-Sterea S a fa r i OXe Btorm Blew •k old-ttoe movie director who ■UlMhra FiMtory At«M «i F X t o g im a senm Stem on a scavenger hunt Beeldeattal u . w g : » g % 4 SJ W. H. England Lun4ier Co! , C r a lx S toren a fat _ Mtaaf w w V g le e Faekege ibxltgpjnx year, ago. Ste8*®^ d The Boya‘.‘.. . .lUer g A .kaowa ' V i Tending Bar ^ Sw vie«M AE Mali«« TiW The Amtolesaa w. W iUer knows Boto-Betor • >• who ahpt him < refusaa |p re- "at^YHr oiEar > R^Taylor In ‘The Dragon Cup". ? ^ ®*®*‘ U tw aloa W— t , expert, 2m ‘‘Rebellion X Blaalax‘Rock." 7 UrtS Levs ^ U ie . S ervlee' ^ » r a , i i i F 2 X 4 i i - “ Despite'the sober eldea edict of alcoboUe beverages, Bob Petenen IM Oeater jtt. — ] “ ‘“ S S r S s r ' ^ • 2 • 8 1 5 ^ 1 > Open An Day Satiaday - M t » sy^iifefNS?ssart'Sm«i^ s rss ^ Tea • iSS la one man who haa a right ^ to EINAR L. LORI KS.YR.'jSur* SSTReJl***" • *• •• i w t w g ^ S * ^SraeS umribee S aling the boose, even in this dry fn tt to fiineaei Show A fA w Ty ftorXn in. "Thd Xuatanxere". M DdY»ntur> RMicked •uMhnnn ^ t m e d iu m . PhoM Ml 7-7412 utw raar^ tmi Broaeo elgns On M a cowhand for H«».«rodS5r" Peteraen makes a oaxaer of iO o lo r) a w^ihy ranch owner r * ■A WeisSB w ke SewB-rMae Nine CM heer. & ^ w a ayentuXly. finds hImaaU aecn adlng bar for the cowpokes who S r * ^ ' oMmurderinx hla employer, t ^ 88 Adyaamfae X Dale aad BSrriX want to wet thXr whistles in U i « T h e ThoAintfB A. U«M U i M b U X a e le e 8 ■mwwew amaaaamwv S arcatenu, hut It’s aU within the U i W H a ftWJ^'m^WaPa Ihum A. „ ... Fwliew haita «Hh FURIOS Inn •TDo Brotbx’a Girl”. A Xr 1 l lW M . , e . tor^oM the fmtemal legal hounda of the FOCI Aa Pe- Dale Robertaon fat ' ‘The Rapanft' b p ^ X the brothers. Q^peX). A W . — f c f t l * Jfuto oaammad »~v- teraen puts it, "Z serve soft drinks CHAMBERS m h B M y 3 ”'**?Sf‘orT^'»" • m ,FILIRW HLU X L nil Pikw! % in hand bottles," and, obvlouXy, : hY^toSli ItidiST'^Sf •!!8 4 fts a A thto to one aspect of televMoo Jmnie Varga aad Xerehe ’1 •1 BvM y Day Noon to SI IS A JLto S PJL which, w ill always remained rigged. i s ^ w u h n w r M > A W . W ar Maybaaae However, w hm beer to served it’s A. Rutjor reftfon fo r Um tr^g to . C H B W B T i ' K e r r a y 1 .SsTSi^ Tan Wllllaraa In "Ooimtry GenHa- IxraX made by Beef M fenon, o M AaanroBDBD. # m a n < IFABKWO ■atalng temnlqne X m oX Franeh- tbe real thing becausA to date, man . Bwackateer la prime ana. wonmn and Createa a tumuIL the suds on such XBAILBB VAN BKBVldB JI m m I p l > * 2 4 7 . • iW . * T Audrey Xeadqwa aad OKf Ar- iAows as "Lawmann," the John WSSal’lSg* i "SSy "’elSree...I n a marital a liaUbnal maHudao. Bow took iwr onette. Riiseell atatrer on AHO-TV, and Kaya . A M. 'M nMIcn-Mwlai attsmX1 ealy to IS-yafTHiId daufbter, BaikOM, BawaHaa Bye ' A df. B ■to B. MIDDUD m N . Anthony Bleler to "A TaXe W Soott Bradjr’f brawling wMtem , i . w { i ! 5 " i ; . S Y ^ 5 r ' . * » 1 •loos lOT company. Now tbat N F o ANY QUESTIONS? ifo ^ ." toveSllator Tracy SteXe “ S h o t g u n I eo a d e ." M I t-dim or atfd. C B T 4 d a s • toaaear ear M effeew x back. Boaa and bor aioter a n buoy kilter X rnmionalrc’s fifth with a atimmor camp tor MOldNB A professional bartender by f . w ^ 1 . 5 G U ^ % m •‘ • 1 otwwDWlc LNrx«>C«ITM K O m n tts a Daaiw fa Xy Bariaeea If trade, Petersen formerly owned blachinallX Into beoominf fdiieh thoy ataiitod in opaUte Now Q: What happonod to laaa Q: What oTor happonad to Davo maaaaumi ^aVelaaf E J S . 9 )A * •ewX t a club In Studio City, Calif. (The FEE Hd accomXlea of an outlaw panx. York. Ba$m, who awM to play Daimy Mwan. who twod to bare a nm- A aa WtOi OiW y Koore. hoX and am- t,aa S?* O '^ 'W a tr w . n thauuuf wUa on Ma TV ahowr — oaaod "Bobby Lobbyf^-^ d i U V.. Me: aane^ Bin Culfea Henry Doll House), where he acted as ONE HOUR laC. ^ fta a Xorgaa. Betoy^ Pahner. Bexi bartender and boat. His career on Xaka Beam fkt Daddy w . 4 Kversoa and ^iftlebrity goeX: A W « i i « 'A ; S>o BMkoa oeeaaional ftwot . A:^ L«at wo hoard ha hag boon Xorejr AmXerdam. , TV a swig ahlft began when a pat- *1IARTINIZINr BOX STORBOE « tW tfachtoy hypantlffti, f>m<*;tbeei|d Theatov n ron offered him a'Jtto as an'"ex­ r FOR EXFERT MOTOR TUNE-UPS sppoanuMfa on dramatic ataewf. ‘ T h e Lffltgi^lfe” Sbaldon lAw - renoe.-.Joan Rim tra" in a weatera episode he was 1 m i i t M r s dtnavisioii s t s i m m Q: m wn to itoTo Alton owatos producing. One Aiart led to an­ Idtdf TV Bear A t M B . O M t a g A ,l hapk on a nsular awtaat—O N . ‘ ‘F a m o a s " other and now. whlle most per­ 8 n TBB'^aur'iiBnM iD SOB O m r o h O N a m ^ iMBECHESTER liW f^Miara nta. f A :-& to aastitiatliMr « W i loow •gd 'aj^ x 'a S ^ a S r***Fi«tol^ formers "on oaU" at casting a t - AFBBPpcnrdOBI At Not at pto f d . Gray. Copfllrf between two worn- anTA Mr DOtMPS tofip w d Tft. fleeA Peteraen's kept "on ta^' for m a a ------m ^ — e_ _ ORVOLEBEERS t-S - i ! Oodtooy W D t D I i n . A n V i m 9 M fr BMlwIBD •3 S Wwyw"._»pmaw''Kelly * Away from the cameraa ha M W s l l i • > 7 2 B d L ltT L I TEXACO Tow YtoMM se -To T a l Tho l|i|ia tS m 5 i g r S a | w ^ A t M t M M d t o ^ lfHM >tB.Tt«CB.;AT;i ■ n ^ i W M eaters to thirsty gufots at prt- ghimdomi At Beat a a r, Jeha T ra u r Sndf that tbf Maal samtoar Xarye home life to, dl« to ana whata tha toh Mto v ^ parUaa. I t might ba a ak is& t Jtok Petmen’a Caioar to atwayg atol Oto: ’’«■ tha roefeA” • ; A B W o r k D m w O b 1 VC

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PAGE FOUR MANCHEgCBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOB, aATURUAY, tfAY 27, t m } . T* Thi hel J h h v is i^ n P E O P I ^ da.i t t ; • c . o - m nut to the flaw of Um the t /'! f 1 •ito ;tgeS^ aa area ^ T SAM ctfl( % u r u iv„ Mai tm fssss Oava.'’:Beatlaya ,n eae ^ . .a dlaat'a bouaa M s i I I i 0 ^ “. abbott h E da.v l*ului^riaaaH m. Inal to pel CIEEU L 2 7 7 0 R 0 0 r*5*»g^«toe ■ ■■ y •ak b m Ic; iton f ile T iitoiiaA t^^^ ^ » . m WM iaecHfar to ai con r Oa^Daeae lau aim w. aawa eae i ■”« I'llu ii n ff relt Matrpi eCa^tooWHldBB whi tloi 'WimLaa 1 ^ A A M.' OargaC daa Savana.* „ ' - m a nm letee '^ f^ uia il u h I / urh Tbaatoe g maral „ Maaaser. ouMMOMBCnr;, bro "Bad BtalUoa" Patoe, m uean x«wa. dov fair id iS e""* ” Tbe-Oreaebe. Ska M H Shtwi A t u r n ■geata..eae lf;W ! wit veaevepea OIMM 9f8t AJA to • FJA Sur fiU'W aalare Itoaaaebi FBOBAV m O Rm T U . IttF S Utah sArm wAv mm.'NOfkN im\ BOfeAOQOAirinBiBS FOB ■% s^ j _____ ite JvanJl HOMS mngovKMnsmnB •ad civUIn g to™TO_naroaa Msto Haw^.W'eaBwr B fpaala A A -W I SMKS?** m: ia 8 £ ra S*WbeaMr 8 h ' BartonTlIaolaiaa, Dca Ooittw aM lltis Se«* f aar Jock Oaraor to "aiarton". Part Oae. WaalUqr taaeher Brermto icaraea'a SlaoelJBmrta ' „ * tour raea froar retucalBi to aa "Gold^oi NaptoaT*. Sltvaaa Maa- LawfordHost b t o f t o t ^ ol-Me. (KepejW. ^ ~ 'JLaNa. _ A «A ^ aSBRMWwtowea _ ^B^a EL EE# EE Merw^bMiSee 8 "Bootons*. to ^Bacheh “ ‘ MMia aae^ “ ■ "^ sssijijsss" . Jaaaatto ( M i c e S h o w s ItM . Burjau .atter ha writaa jt o ^ c ^ XacDoeald. Netooa Bldy. tor Bewkara’a iwed car ' 11 lie Saak rear bhaar T)yn ■ ;ee MWaa Baad Shaw A to, M Peter ZAwford will ride Into the _ kniy ' Doodlaa Waever, snaat Hobby tOolor) thr _ Star Ptw liW Mtwa...... ■■ lAS_ Angeles l^NirtB'Arena-on' a w a’ ( h b u n w l .. aiex la detorttunra to k«ap aor- crewn moatache deauita Xioaaa,’s balVkn when be is host a t the tloi 1:M a t nwaa m b KM.. 21at hirtbdily FhNy of tbO world'-' Soott Brady of “Bhotmm Stade" yea ^rrrarSiwjSyVmafStea ir • ttmed "lOo , OsgndW" In Oib fun- Gaea Barry la. "Jaopardy at tcUa of the. Chinese- ineeo toUor * eta ■t. Jackson Hole". KaBteraon. aatP hour MBC-TV coitt special, "Sum­ O ft N *rtk B ar to Om H wished, to draw aftentJen to the mer on I0e-~-lWl" Theoday, June 41 MB »«M—Mm hlmaalt up as. a lartto to lure a .“ - g s a s a ^ (riaOd’a nUCra tato a ahoadawa fact OMit he bad a fltthiff romn for 8 (10*U p.m. BDTJ sen OmH IMek PeawB’s Saaa ladies on tiie premises. Be put 19 7 ler JMnlng Iiawford' in the ceittmt* ^ Qua yy>r VuUe." FHeadSte a sign in the shop winddw Inform­ my ing: 'TjacHes have fits In the up­ tk*i wlD attr Pnit •ab poverty-rlddea fanner tnraa Ip gy lAA the Kirby Steno Four and (tse .vtolenca ia hla auest for waalw per story here.** lip* K m v 1M& ir* WiMarMta* flCJ” . tad stature. (Rapeet). . _ the entM cast of the "Ice Ca* Mha cauMfl PortMife TV piMtoa o f ’gl"^ akating revue. 'Dia ■V Oraadpa' PiteM Start at flM JS* ^^^ino^a^lde". agraea Skating ttttraganxA which has be<- •xp - to. pick up . the waddiax, uaUl Peggie Castle of - nAwman'’ tlor •ays. that .when a. SoiiUMm girl come an annual juae event on IS MBC-TV, win: ,« o t^ t flttiiw- Uce t:U Be O calla a feUow “hone^* It may mean pen Oa_ toi BreaU Ptotjf Skatlng Miamptom Ronnie 4:M Mn « t maW,L that, she Ukea him or that^slto a n ■ b P * n a Zona." Tdint CauSbt to hasn’t bothered to remember bis son. "Quein iff tlto'be" Cathy Mtt Dead". ytma.bepHiart. a boider dto^ta bettrean the chado^'aAtt other'*Toe con ' . irallad States and Maaleo. ba- nsm e. C a p a M t’ Mars Including iho Old Smoothiee, 7 Olymplo diampibas Baihatm Wag­ loci ner and Robert Paul, Btn H en ry TJti and n n Henry Jr., Haas IttUr,' eloi F R I D A Y T elevision P R O G R A M and Romayaa and Steelo •tai Ika OABraeKAN a ftU S AwrrlBaa Tel Slim Oaaaio 18,000 SdWSWmOaiar S SiM Waalfcer iMsars • Bearto •‘*’S8s?nsrfa^?!?3s. L o o k i^ 7 Tolta of pictura power. T u ^ t Tife Bava Oamway Tidar Skiw 3 MEMABBffr, «N d SION den StoS Maws • Waalfcaa IMhi aa boat. "Dtssolvs tS Ttamt Timer. IMpole antenna. ■ aaitaxa J AaMaa Tkaalar ____ . Televiaion director la a thn SpotUte D t^ Top carry handle. 1:» Waatoa* t t Oakkaaaa eoalrol room says "dtoaelva to W iniam D a m a re at and J ack the Itt'Skyline ^ ue color or Silver Made." the picture on your aorewa Oing have been signed by producer Ki ; .ttoe la V0MW Sitt Baws A A a . atowly' ' fades .and dtaappearadtaahneara Karle Lyon for regular jCmitpnd Orpy eelor. / s is sto a M aa a neophyte aetreaa. UArna rel« Oaeltoaalal •omewhat startling faamoa. rfdea la m 1961*83 f u m n it t odtato Site Bap BiaaaM I Valley Daya ' S TT Plavheaas tt. M mil n b Oar Si — — • version of "Tales of Wens irtir BARLOW'S •lU PeataiB Baacarae • ribnfikaikaord Tkaalar t t Nanette Ifabsay and Wendell Marring Dale HObertpon aa IMS TOIXVro yriKB. finakfast Itois : ^ T h e lS S r lto W '. Shaldoa Law­ Corey In "Comurr CtoA ' Naa'a wp' •ise Saatarr rnaa . rence. Joan Rice. ^ efforta to have .Nancy mast a per­ A ji^ t Jhn Hardie. Demareat, vet* 20 “ And. Now Tomorrow". Waattm.,i«^ Hawa „ » sonable young maa backfire. eran .charaettr actor, wUt ^ y "‘s r u ' S B r ' - lAdd, loietta Tmmg. U:W lOekad Sbam » 7 Nawa B Waathw SA t t Richard Denn Job Qalne^ caretaker o f Hardie’s rad Cartaaa TIaaa 8 VtU WtoSurn Ibaa. BlebBsbto tt Blood.’' Shavne •ala: mia:a a Maptrap torfa a ^ ranOfa!; Giag will play Beau Me* line . :ad polltid*^ . ^ to ■ trying Loud, a ypuw adventurer who g ijjarto Oeaaara ■ W to pin a murder ---- — bor- C ap Ml 3- t 7PI etas - - comeg ” ™ider lU rd ie ’s InffiMnoe. ■ tu . 1:W 7 Sise I Saaa a m ^ CItat JBastwood'to ssaspsr- ‘ The new Milor eetlee will Ito pro* por > 0 0 1 A)knBlTCAI. UFT SS?!?R Burgess MerediUi. Pirita Weaver eehted on NBC-TV Saturdayi letee I Lars tnay ''fneident the Nisbt on me to ’’The (Ibaoleta- Maa." The bon Say Wkaa Town." A court order a ^ Weaimy filial hours of a t daeraad oae- from 7:80 to 8:30 pjna, NTT. woman • halt trail ■— b w —-— Favor and I m by the state. mec hU eaaie drive when she ch a rm Bshari Taylar la Datsaltoaa ano letM Vidaa VStaas BWror with,bavins to hla Star Fertonaai Feggia Ceetle of "Lawimm" ^ clrc Oerenaat Cans. OHmli Play Saar Baa aome Ttt cattle brionxing to Jttoj C!apt Holbrook' ^ r ia (M ori there's more to the-osse of mur- lateo .that aa oldtlmer -la a' somn Toa Aakad.SW II Bums, Tvonne 14me*^to d w Busj^t tlisn meets lbs aye. Atabaam. town was Man^Bng on a Utse DaaMs Babaaara 'AccidepUily ’ Tours." ito y The Prlea fa BtoM a minor auto accident while Chris Mreef comer watching dmbwua to chairman of Sate Drivlnx Week “les of Mack' cknida gatheriiw in tba. to Palm Sprtnxa. (Repeat). urn wu, O^hea to Provide meet Pres, de aaolle. News Cor^ west when a .stranger atroUed up rtopo^ents Itouglas. Bdwa^ beside >toa end commented, "X 7 ITTm Tsar Bara^ paebasa Katoy’s Faaday Paaatoa tt te rid Sehoehbraa aa the aCena in dont^ U te Jto s a y it, but riioae Voice ojf T op Cal’ flsaeeaknuiaB (tower, flntt a new frienA Parts. Brownie the bear, and they cavort clouds look exactly like eeme we U to lA a v a ____ throuah a aertea o f eptoodaa at Sm^mmewam^^^She BraicM had iMUdi iB Ttaxas-one ttme HM valtt Bweepstakep for ABC- Tialk sr Osasaaasaesa SA S| the circus„ in "(toaper 'Casper (toroes Rand." Dress ma^aeturer gets before a tornado struck." TVa lipW'. family entertainmaat Oamaaflaxa - A «A 9 • caown," other alorles. tost to corporata huaUMss prad- / toitt Saarek Par Tamarraw S tlpes introduced by hto'attorney, "WiM It had?" askoA the na­ cartoon ihow, “Top Cat," eon- 11 OsaM Bs TaaTCstor) tt. M I t t t 1 Mr. Jones. , . timlM With veteran film and ‘1^ Rmakar Plaass A tt. tt Pat. O'Brien, Roger Peiry to ir«»h— t ..go tive. ■■ U itt Tba Otodla^, Ma^ "Junior Joins the Law nrm .' atah MBchael O’Shea winnihs .the yWhOr and son. clash on legal pro- ItsttjiM W . Weather B Bperta S. A t t "B ad?" the Texan repUfd. "How r it itt M aws___ Big MOwe t t figure X happen to bo ia Viet votee role of T. C., the leadilr^ a Ittt l^ ^ u y a Harxla „• ■ News A Weetkar t t .brOah bunch of h ie d ty- fallaea ln A t t A lab am a?" Rei at Baaaa WMk 3 Ghaltonga . M UiU Piatoie Slim g the aeriee which debutp aaia mbne Moria'» liattaa#toaUaaa tt I’M'Ranle'M - ■ t Pandom aid The Slytag Duteh^ by tim e evenine feature ntpU. f ) A . Bto O ur."jn ctor MeLastoa it o i ^ MUner. Oeorice . X a h M tan". Ava Oardner, James Kn- ful Ills ^ IkaWBrif Taraa S to "The Opponent:" Whan ' Tm f a A ran O'Shea, who atarred' dci **hie 'Md Bin drtre. into Youngstown.' Faar Skma t t . (Ctotorl ocn Baehelon" TV ahow a f«w:brtaenp .Ohio, 'they find a former boneri U i t t R ^ ’s Bed Wsvtos g ag PIva Star SahUsa tt. M H A B w r' ((toior) Pomdar and country BUly the KlA has been MuwW|l per Detomn; Wh« lends-Ma votce to S itt' mttoie prograaa. Jimmy Wakety for nextassaon. BiTiRm iES, HML Mpqpk, the beatnik cat. is em c^.' Queate: Betty Ann ed 1 tiuree chatNmtera — the Brain, Otwve, Orandpa Jonaa. , mat titt'n SuaM atrip B. tt. IS Baas Myerson to.hack on TFa to l Oboo-Ghoo, and Fancy-Fancy—re* «:W Got a Secret" Wadnasday nights dea. Sarvlee aalT Pasts . Richard Long to "Hot >aiilala to > mala aoieeicaa.and a aiwaher of Oioar." Part Two. -'fha sleutha after a vheatloB. bp Bltl CnHen 870,Hattfehil^ Bead Chaiaetes aetoCB and voiee Mwoial* BaSSlS**''^ A S: find thetnselvas to danceroua race has goaa .Aw»y. Jehimy. Canon ■ w 4tU ~ ktaat Uma to save Rax from had ista are beiu audHtpned b> Han* tiM oertolitom dean. . w iu Satflftirnu. 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VOL. iLXXX, NO. 203 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 29, 1961 (Claaslfled Advertising on Pnge 14) PRICE FIVB CENlft High Court Upholds State News Car Deaths Constitutionality of Roundup Rate at 4.3 Six FinSd $25 Every Hour Sunday Blue Laws Each for Fires ' (By the Aeeodlated Press) Traffic ...... 289 B oating ...... 24 Ansonia, May 12 (/P)—Six D row nbig ...... 87 Washington, M ay 29 (/P)—♦aought atrlcter enforcement of youths from Beacon Falls can Tha Supreme Court today up^ the laws, while some Orthodox Mlscellaiieons ...... 50 Jews and Seventh Day Adventists were fined $2S each in Circuit -A held constitutionality of Sun­ who observe Satimday as the Sab^ Court today for unlawful Total ...... 400 'X • day Blue Laws. <.; bath opposed what was termed in­ kindling of fires. ■■■"' V- Chief Juatice Warren delivered terference in religion. The highwa.v death toll held the court’s decision. They were Theodore Stronkow- The tribunal ruled in cases spe­ A brief submitted to the High ski. 17; Kevin Swan, 19; JEdward to a course today which could President cifically applying to blue laws of Court by the Synagogue Council of Halloway, 18; Johnathan Mis, 21: set a record for the nation’s Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and American and the National Com­ Raymond J. Norton, 17, and extended Memorial Day week­ Sfaryland. munity Relations Advisory Coun­ Walter Bukowczyk Jr.. 18. cil asked that all blue laws be de­ In addition, Prank R. Oemcke. end. Blue laws, which restrict Sun­ ' An ominoq.s aspect was absence Will Go to day activities in many states, orig­ clared unconstitutional. The brief 16, had hl.s .case referred to juven­ said organizations connected with ile authorities. of the expected substantial mid- inated in Colonial America to com­ holiday slump — between the dead­ pel observance of the Sabbath. the two councils had as members Four of the boys. Stronkowskl, an overwhelitling majority of ly peaks at the opening and clos­ Paris First 2 Swan, Holloway and Mis, had ad­ Lawyers attacking the statutes ing hours. said they have become ‘‘a lethal Americans afflliated with Jewnsh mitted they had set a number of organizations. brush fires in this state since 1958, By midmorning today, the fl- (By THE ASSOCIATED PBXiSS) weapon in the economic war of guies .showed traffic deaths were competition” among retailers. The The Supreme Court upheld Sun­ according to State Police, and in President Kennedy turned lawyers also argued the laws were day closing law's in decisions In the some casM had been paid to help occurring at a rate of 4.3 an hour. religious statutes, enforcement of last century. Those decisions were put the fires out. This is the same average Hourly 44 today in the seclusion of which violated the U.S. Constitu­ based on a "day of rest” doctrine They told State Police that at rate maintained throughout I960 his family home in Hyannis which held the laws were, essential­ first they started the fires for the when 38.200 traffic fatalities were tion. counted for the year. Port, Mass., on the chilly The advent of the Sunday super­ ly civil rather than religious in money and later, just for fun. south shore of (Hape Ckx}. He m arket the super-drug store, and nature. The 38.200 total, how'ever, em­ giant discount emporiums in sub­ In recent years the court has braces death.s from injuries weeks put in more homework on his 9 urbs and along major highway^ rejected various appeals chal­ Launching Speaker and months after the date of the crucial meetings with FVench kltrcB ' ilissia» «r- brought vigorous complaints from lenging blue laws. It said no sub­ Groton, May 29 (fl’i—Secretary accident. The current count covers President Charles de Gaulle N M i - downtown busine.ss interests, along stantial federal question was pre­ of the Navy John B. Connally wiil only" deaths over the holiday pe­ and Soviet Premier Nikita S. with demands for enforcement of sented. deliver the main address at riod. ■ M . Khrushchev. PJH. . ' Sunday closing laws. launching ceremonie.s for this The homeward rush of millions' LBMF Some church organizations also (ConMnued on Page Eight) country’a newest Polaris - firing from extended outings was expect­ The youngest President ever TOON mlaslle submarine. Thomas A. Edi­ ed to 9tep up the rate dramatically elected to the office boned up on -‘T!~4V • son, June 15 at General Djmamics tomorrow. this week’s European conferences nua Corp.'s Electric Boat Division. The weekend started with a while anticipating a flani Mrthday iNV0 . The EMLson, a second generation heavy toll. celebration In Boston tonight with fleet ballistic mi!«iie submarine, is National Safety Council offi­ personal and poUUcal friends. A,* • Blasts Shatter Three cials teyned the rate "alarming” But the mood of the occasloa a 6,900-ton, 410-foot vessel de­ was deadly serious. signed to fire the long-range 1.- and said if it continued through 500-mile Polaria and will be the tomorrow's holdiay period, the toll White House press secretary ist I eighth FBM submarine rt)o be could top the record of 413 high­ Pierre Salinger reported the Chief Microwave Stations launched and the fourth to go way deaOis reported in a 4-day Executive remained on the down the ways at Electric Boat. Memorial Day weekend in 1957. grounds of the Kennedy compound of homes, yeaterday except for a bow Other Electric Boat Polaris The council did'not make an es­ Birmingham offlclalScCaUed to court by the government stand in lobby of courthouse in Montgom­ f"'-' Salt Lake City, May M tflV-e.ed for a ti le. Telephone company submarines are the George Wash­ timate of traffic deaths for the 4- ery, Ala., today. yPeft to right; Vernon Hart, a detective; Jim Simpson, attorney; Jamie Moore po­ drive to Mass in the nelTby village Dj-namlte .blasts that shattered officials said repairs would be ington, first of the FBM submar­ day period which started at 6 p.m. lice chief and-ETIgene (Bull) Connor, police commissioner. (AP Photofax.) of Hyannis. into the three lonely, unattended micro- made by tonight. ines, and the Patrick Henry, botli Friday and ends at midnight 4% ______While a spanking westerly wind na- OB' a wave and cable relay comanunica- Armed National Guardsmen in oh active duty with the fleet, and Tuesday (local time). However, it churned up whitecape on Nantuck­ gC the tions stations in Utah and Nevada Utah. Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, the Ethan Allen, launched last estimated that 100 persons might et Sound, Kennedy stayed In Qie Nevada and New Mexico searched be killed on Memorial Day alone. beachfront home of his tether por­ the tun*,;- ' v.v saboteurs, or vandals, Was on many tigation. Hamden. May 29 (jP)—Addition­ from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight ClourUn Permitted Race Riots joins him in New York. Pour and - Salt Lake Tribune photogra­ al troubles have piled up for Rob­ Tuesday. “Ice Ca. -s,. V'i*.' lips, some official. phers were allowed to take pic­ Birthday wlshM loaded the _.Wlthln hours after the dawn ert E. Russell, 30, of 64 Main St., Generally pleasant weather pre­ Montgomery, Ala., Slay 29 (.T) wires in this summer resort, Him- m ■ lh a tures of damaged stationa and out­ Terrj'ville, who was arrested last vailed in most parts of the nation Jackson, Mi.ss., May 29 (/P> — ^and Commissioner Eugene Con­ I haa-be* explosions, FBI agents, armed Na­ sides of those undanuged. but not —A Negro student testified (o- nor and Chief Jamie Moore of dreds were delivered yesterday and tional Guard troops and area po­ week In Bhe beating of a state yesterday and millions of motor­ Seventeen more segregation-defy­ day the only policeman she saw it appeared Kennedy ■would get avm i ■ oa I’l ^ '.■%■■ interiors stuffed with huge bat­ senator. » ’ ists headed for outings and recre- Birmingham. Connor Is Alabama's lice befi^ hunting the person, or teries. control Fuels and other ing ’’Freedom Riders” go on trial on duty shortly before a race Democratic national conrvmittee- 1,000 before hopping to Boston persona, who for a moment cut When local police heard of his tion spots. riot started here dro\e away tonight for a Democratic fund­ r.TRohWbfi ■ I equipment. arrest, they found the name had An Associated Press suivey in city court today amid reports a man. i ^ y liSW L s nerve In America's CSvil Defense At each blast site, broken, steel, just, as a bus load of "Freedom The Justice Department also raising birthdaj^ dinner in his communications system. a familiar ring. fifth group would leaVe soon for Rldiers” arrived. Patricia Ann honor. 55>a«iai“ hunks of concrete and splintered They said Russell was wanted (Continued on Pag* Eight) Jackson in an attempt to crack the asked for an injunction against a uoothleA The damaged stations all are lumber littered the scene. Investi­ Deep South’s ”Jim Crow” bar­ Jenkins, a student In ’t'ennessee former Montgomery reserve po­ Kennedy was chipper' and ki»Wa«-'w?- located in the desexL^jyeaten) in Hamden on a forgery charge A, A I. St Nashville, was the gators scampered over the debris, dating back to 19.57. They said riers. liceman. Claude 'V. Henley, whom liSf as he aclw(>wIe<%^,ihon9^ Utah And eastern Nevada and searching for clues. first witness at a federal court it identified as one of the ring­ "happy birthday” on TeaVfaic. St. a lieitar,**'^'--^'■ ■ along U.S. Highway 40-S0A. The he had changed the figures on a In Forest Park, Pa,, the Free- i hearing growing out of racial Unejtploded TNT', some of it check for *1.18 to $111.18 and 82 to 90 dom Riders’ chief co-ordinator, leaders of the mob here. Francis Xavier Roman Craolle etatlona are part of the American wrapped in military olive drab, violence in Slontgnmcry May 20 Church yesterday morning. Hun­ Telephone and Telegraph ayatem. ca.sh'ed It at a bar and grill. Marvin Rich of New '\'ork. said, a I and in Birmingham si.\ days Henley has been charged with was found at one site. Rus.sell was arrested Saturday Hartford, May 29 i/P.— The bus trip would be made to Jack.son j assault and battery for the beat­ dreds of worshipers llHed the The first blast, at 4:S6 a.m.. At least one station was tom earlier. white frame church and hundreds n o s ' demolished a microwave tower and released in *2,500 bond for an State Motor Vehicle Depart­ from New Orleans today or to- i ing of two television newsmen. His . ‘"T V by two explosions set at. different appearance in circuit court next ment's daily record of auto­ morrow. ' j attorney said he would ask for three miles west of Wendover'on places. Meanwhile, 22 Freedom Riders Montgomery, Ala.. May 29 /Pi— (Continued on Page BIgfat) lad Jaek the Utah-Nevada line. The second, Authorilie.s pounced on reports month. mobile accidents as of last Police in racially troubied Mont- disnrissal of the federal complaint ptodnoer He was arrested Wednesday with midnight and the totals on the convicted here in Mississippi’s | against him on the grounds that 65 minutes later, collapsed a cable dynamtie had been stolen by capital city on breach of peace goincrv’ and Birmingham were call­ relay station at Knolls. Utah. 40 youth.s in Elko. Nev., but it had al­ his sister, Mrs. Doris Edwards, .same date last year: ed into federal court today, ac­ even if he did attack the 'TV men, nrcoloai* ; also of Terryville, on charges of 1960 1961 charges last Friday, were transfer­ it had notliing to do with inter­ mjles further east. The third. 55 ready been recovered. red today to the county penal farm cused of deliberately permitting gBa ■ Fhlfw ^ irtinutos later, crippled a micro- Howard Blood of the Mountain breach of the peace after Sen. Accident 13.867 17.106 (Est.) mob violence, state commerce. Daniel E. Kerwin of Waterburv Killed ... 82 90 to work off their *200 fines at the wave tower at Cedar Mountain, States T A T said; "We don't know rate of *3 a day. Five others post­ U.S. marshals held a tight rein "Freedom Riders” arriving by Bulletins S T -j: ' -5 l':i 20 miles further east in Utah. whether it's a crackpot, or what.” was found robbed knd beaten Tues­ Injured .. 8..540 9.411 I Est ) bus in Birmingham on May 14 and day night in Meriden. ed bond earliei' and were released. on a large crowd which waited in Culled from AP Wires V 'ihe unmanned stations transmit But he called it sabotage. The 17 newly arrested Freedom the corridor to get seats in the at Montgomery six days later loan Me- ,/ radio waves up to 30 miles on a So did Elko County, Nev.. Sheriff Riders — 13 Negroes and' four marble-walled rourtromn. were set-upon by howling mobs of rer vh o ^ ,■*•■"t line of sight basis—coast to coast, J. C. Harris. Bob McAdam of the Shouere Wednetday whites — go on trial on the same A reporter who tried to enter white men and women, and a bus border to border. Bell Telephone fco. in Nevada com­ State Counts 3 was burned near Anniston, Ala., DEFENp^TRACTORS DEAL lnollee. ; r . - Windsor Lodes, May 29 (iPi — charges as the other 27. If convict­ the judge’.s office to ask about The three blasts snipped out a mented: “It appears to be an iso­ U.S. Weather Bureau at Bradley pre.ss facilities for coverage of the on May 14. Washington, May 29 (8V-Tha U be pre? ^ portion of this telephonic back­ ed. they can post bond, pay a fine K e n n ^ ' administration lannche a tu r o i^ lated situation and does not appear Field Issued this extended, fore­ and-or aerve sentence. hearing was stopped by marshals. At least 20 victims—some mere bone. but automatic equipment im­ to be any national plan.” cast today for Tuesday. May 30, Holiday Dead ed / e counter attack today mediately shuttled messages to Four separate groups of bus No criminal charge was pending bystanders - were left clubbed f'SSrP> ‘ The military took no chances. through Saturday, June 3: riders attempting to desegregate against the police authorities; only and beaten at“ the Greyhound Bus against critics et its support another system. Associated Press Temperatures are expected to By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for the move to swap tractors to circuits in the West were disrupt- a Justice Department demand for Terminal in Montgomery at tlie (Continued on Page Eleven) average 3 to 6 degrees below nor­ The a' 'idental death toll in Con­ (Continued on Page Eight) an injunction to prevent them in outset of a weekend of rioting Fidel Castro for release of tv- a' amen ‘*l mal with little day-to-day change. necticut stood at three today as the future from permitting race which ultimately brought martial 200 Ouban rebels. Sen. Hubert H. The normal mean temperature in the Memorial Day weekend en­ rioters to Interfere with interstate law. Humphrey, D-Mlnn., in a Sei^ ■the Hartford area during this pe­ tered its third day. bus travel. ate speech, said former B epn^ -■ riod is 66 degrees ranging from a Two other Connecticut residents j Tile Justice Department put the lican Vice President Richard M. VS. .al dally high of 78,to a low of 53. were killed in accidents out of the A similar restraining order was blame for the racial violence NUon is morally, legajly and s n \ .u - Texas Voters Elect Rainfall la expected to average state since the fatality count for News Tidbits is.suod by U.S. Dist. Judge Frank .squarely on the Kian, and got an politleally' wrong in denocmelng lit ttioae about one quarter of an inch oc­ the holiday weekend began 6 p.m. M. Johnson Jr. nine days ago injunction from Johnson prohibit- the deal. Director Edward £ aoma we - curring as showers about Wednes­ Friday. from the AP Wires against the Ku Klux Kian. and H Ing KKK members, and "all per­ Murrow of the IT.S: Information naao-jnet'-'’ day night and again on Saturday. Of the five deaths, three result­ Johnson was to determine at to­ sons acting in concert with them.” Agency raUed a news conference First GOP Senator ed from traffic accidents, and the day's hearing whether to keep that from any further acts interfering and said there has been “a court order in force. with interstate bus travel. .the’"lia-,^ ' .v'v.' rcniaining two from drowning. Target-tracking radar for the ground swell of disgust” Cited hy VFff' Two of the traffic fatalities oc­ Nike 2ieus anti-missile system Added to the original complaint Later. Uie federal government Castro throughout Latin Amer­ Hartford, May 29 (iP!—The Con­ curred in Connecticut as State Po­ tested succes.sfully against a fast as defendants were Police Com­ amended its complaint and asked ica as a result of the Cuhttn Dallas, Tex., May 2 9 ^ — The«.er cent. The other four major necticut 'Veterans of Foreign Wars missioner L. B. Sullivan and Chief ta bo la ™ victory of Jolm G. Tower, the first Democrats polled 47 per cent. lice re-inforced regular patrols to traveling 'Intercontinental ballistic Dictator’s offer of the swap, (VF\\’) today cited three Connecti­ crackdown on speeders and other missile, Defense Department says.. G. J. Ruppenthal In Montgomery (Continued on Page Eight) "It is clear that Castro hM Republican senator to be elected Political professionals say that cut newspapers, a radio and tele­ by Texas voters, today left glee­ the Democrats made their fir.st highway violators, United States will beat Russia in a blustered his way Into a major ful GOP workers thankful they vision station for "extraordinary • The drowning to ^ place- yes­ race to the moon, says James E. blunder,” Murrow said. mistake when they failed to recog, service,” in support of various terday In Long Island Sound near Webb, chief of the nation’s space rang so many doorbells .and Dem­ nize Tower’s .strength and failed to VFW’ patrotlc, civic or public serv­ TFJXS OF TBUOK^DEAL " ‘*i'* I ocrats wondering what went narrow the field' of candidates be­ Stratford when a huge wave tilted Agency. Non-Whites on 3-Day Strike Sf\ ice progrsm.s. a 18-foot boat containing three Albania court sentences four JerusaJem. May 29*l)P) — A wrong. fore the April 4 election. The Waterburv American and Had the Democrats been able to fi.shermen. leading Albanians to be shot on peppery tittle red-haired Jew, Tower, the 35-yOar-old former Republican and Norwalk Hour, ra- Winfred Tittemore. 60. of 36 charges of plotting against the slapping the witoess stand and w :* -A% college professor, won Saturday’s concentrate on a Moderate who could have appealed tcr^'hoth Lib­ Conununtst goveminent for the South Africans Begin imitating a Nazi officer's shrill apecial U.S. Senate race by 8,000 (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Nine) United States. Greece and Yugo­ command, testified today Adolf votes over' William A. Blackley, a eral and Conservative wings of the party. TOwer may never have got­ slavia, Radio Tirana reports...A Eichmaon offered 'him the livea 2 Democrat who holds the Senate ten Into the runoff. statue of French sculptor Frederic of a mlUJon Jews for lOJMW seat on an interim appointment. Blakley in the runoff had the Auguste Bartholdi, who created Republic Week Strife trucks in 1944. Joel Brand said He had 444,815 votes 50.45 task of holding his Conservative Nation to Honor Its War Dead the Statue of Liberty, will be un­ Eichmann told hbn: "One hun­ per cent of Uie 881,630 votes count­ support and at the same time try­ veiled Oct. 28 near th'e base of the dred Jen'S for one truck. Tlmt'a ed to Blackley’s 436,815. Approxi­ famed Lady of Liberty on Bedloe's By RICHARD KAS18CHKE 4 a pretty good price for yon.” I ritpref. ing to arouse sufficient enthusiasm seemed highly effective in some mately 7,600 votes — not enough among the middle-of-the-roaders In Memorial Services Tuesday Island In New York Harbor. Johannesburg, South Africa, big Negro townships outside Jo­ Brand, a leader of the Budapest to change the outcome—were yet and Uberals to get them to the President Kennedy’s req'uest for May 29 down with hundreds of its men still Agency is turned down by House whites started a 3-day political to the city almost 90 per cent negotiate the deal. It never had campaigned successfully 'both (Continued on Page Nine) The nation will honor its dead inside in the Japanese attack on Appropriations Committee . .Polish sUlke. African mobs block^ roads empty. The townships of Orlando, came off. . '• for the vice presidency and for re- of all wars tomorrow. Communist regime bans all Roman and stoned worker buses. Kliptown and Dicpkloff were dark, 9 Pe8rl Harbor In 1941. election as senator in November, The Memorial Day ceremonies Adm. John H. Sides, Pacific Fleet Catholle.- religioiid processions tra­ In Port 'Elizabeth, an African and mo^t inhabitants seemed to DEFEt^ON DENIED will vary from region to region, ditionally held after Corpus Christ! be still aslfeep. But jji Johannes­ Warsaw, Poland, May 29 (ff) resigned his Senate seat early this commander, will eulogize the dead Holy Day, a' Polish' government bus driver was shot and wounded year, Towfcr was one of the first Mother, Straii2;lf*s but there will be a oneneas of In ceremonies which will include trying to steer his buS" through a burg itself, many deliveries of —The Polish Foreign Ministry prideful gratitude to those who spokesman says .. Forty persons, milk, bread and newspapers were described as “pnit: nonsense^ to announce for the special April floral tributes and a 21-gun including 26 children, injured In ex­ stone tlirowing gang. Q$ 4 election. 3 Children in Bed gave their lives for the ideals saluate. Several other buses also were being made normally. today western reports - ttwt prayerfully endowed with perma­ plosion in theater in Pinar Del Rio, 'The strike was timed to climax Deputy Interior Minister An­ A political unknown when he At the outdoor Cathedral of the Chiba, Havana radio' reports. stoned in segregated Negro town­ toni Alster has fled to the .West. quit as professor at Midwestern Athens, Greece, May 29 (JP)—A nency in 1776. ships outside Port Elizabeth and Wednesday, when ’ South Africa In the Arlington. Va„ National Pines in Rlndge, N. H„ wreaths British and Soviet co-chairmen becomes a republic outside ' the Friends of the security 'Offlcinl University last year to run' oiijthe young U.S. Anny aergeant's (CoaUmad aa Fega.Xwe) Ths stay-at-homs movsnunt (Ooatfaosd M .raca maa) Jared.

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