M 0E TWENTY-FOUR TEnniSDAY. JUNE ft , IM l ATcrapre Daily Net Press Run The Weather For the Week Ended Foreeaat of D. S. Weather BpNaa 1 ^nrlr^Bt^r Eitietting June 3, 1961 Ohaaee ef Umaderehawern la- L ilia n 11: L p L- 1 1 ” ■ 1 1 1 1 1 1 T r i K i 1 3 , 3 3 0 night. Low in 60a. deody, eoolar About Town Member of the Audit Saturday, akoweta Uhely. partly Bureau of CIrenlatioB / snany In afternoon. High fai Ida. 1b celebration o( the unlverM iy Manchester— A City of Village Charm m t tbe Battle e t the Boyne, an out^ b y for aU Mends and families o t OraBfe lodge membera is planned VOL. L XX X, NO. 224 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 (OlaseUlsd Adverttitag en Page 16) PRICE FIVE CBNT8 fcr^Saturday, July 8 at Ocean Beach Park, Orangemen, membera HOUSE ef ladies’ lodges, Mends and chil dren are to meet at Orange HaU at 8 a-m, on July 8 for bus transpor tation, For information, call wil liam b . Turklngton, lOS W. Center Bt Hie Women’s Auxiliary of the Castro Rejects Latest Offer SCancheater Uttle League will sponsor a cake sale June SO to benefit the Uttle League. Location &HALE and details of the sale will be an nounced. TTie auxlUarj’ will meet on JtUy 10 at the Army-Navy Club. Miss Louise M. Boyd, daughter gggi TWO BIG STORES FILLED WITH BIG, BIG SAVINGS ON FRESH, NEW NAME BRAND of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Boj'd, 47 Of Tractors for Prisoners liSneaster Rd., has been elected di rector of the executive board of MERCHANDISE FOR THE HOME AND FAMILY! OPEN TILL 9 TONIGHT! the University Society of Provi <8 ; dence. R. I. Mias Boyd teaches nursery school and a sports pro 1 ‘ . li-iil-ii gram at the Gordon School in I 1 State News fttrvldence. ' Charges Americaus Mist Olivia M. Jylkka, daughter SAVE NOW ON Roundup of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver B. Jylkka, DRIP-DRY broadcloth 11 Durant St., has been named to Lied to Wreck Plan the dean's list at Baypath Junior College, Longmeadow, Mass. She LUXURIOUS COMBED Kowalski Stales was also named dormitory repre- sentati^'e on the Student Council, Havana, June 23 (/P)— Prime Minister Fidel Castro today and was a member of the Queen’s PW Wauls U.S. re.jecled tfie latest offer hv the Tractors for Freedom Com court for Class Day exercises. She mittee and accused the Americans of lying and trying to is a 1960 graduate of Manchester Pay Strike Cost break off negotiations. Lovely prmts in medium i I all made for easy-care. O' High School. Castro said lie will permit a delegation of prisoners “ to go includmg: Evergaze, Minicare and Drip-Dry broadcloths. Ideal Washington, June 23 {!P}— The Manchester Square Dance for dresses, skirts, blouses, etc. 36" widths. percale sheets again to the United States to explain to the North American Club will sponsor a dance for U.S. Rep. f’rank Kowalski. D- people the fact.s" on the proposed tractors-for-prisonerfi members only at the West Side Conn.. says the Pratt & Whit ■ swap. Rec tennis courts tomorrow at = • . I ney Division of United Air ’ The committee’s last offer of exchanging 500 small farm 7:30 p.m. Guest caller will be Lee craft Corp. is trying to get Pine. In case of rain, the dance ; tractors for 1.200 Cuban prisoners “ has no other purpose but will be held inside the rec build SPRING MAID and LADY PEPPEROJ. the government to pay pai t of , to break off the negotiations and blame the Cuban govern ing. FAMOUS hand towels the cost of a 1960 strike. ment for it,’' Castro said in a note to the committee. "The Workers from several UAC The Manchester Country Club plants in Conneiticul were on I responsibility is exclusively yours.’’ Swimming Pool Association has strike from June 8 to A)ig. 9. 1960. j Castro said the American committee “ lies in saying Cuba cancelled the open house sched 72 X 108 Not all of the plants were those of’i I has changed its original proposal. It is a trick devised by you uled for tonight until further no the corporation’s Pratt & Wliitney to confuse North American public opinion and the prisoners' tice. 4 i ® OP TWiN FITTED Division, however. own relatives.'” ------\------4VcEo. R ■■ Khwalskl said yesterday an ad visory Navy audit show.s final Girl Scouts of Senior Troop 1. ! " v h l f e ^ t committee talk.i of who will leave for Europe July 1, Thick, thirsty terry in stripes and assorted solid colors. These prices for some jet engines made IT S RpxIeWifl are selected irregulars ot a very famous make. Buy them now the interests for the standard of A1.C/6AO TV fiafi. will give an “appreciation party” by Pratt 4 Whitney for the gov life of the Cuban people, it pre*| w-wi a ^ for half price. ernment include strike costs of for parents and friends next Mon 81 X 108 or Double Fitted 2.69 This Caused Severe Chest Injuries ^ tends that Cuba accepts the ridic-j l O l * o t f t V day at 7 p.m. at Center Congre about $10 million. ulous offer of tractors whose pow gational Church. A strawberry HUs interior view showing a bent steering wheel is the result of an early morning head-on collision This information came to him er and value are not enough to shortcsdte dessert will be served 90x108 2.99 on W. Center St., near Trebbe Dr., which sent Robert W. Wilson, 59, of 49 Arch St., to Manchester from the General Accnmiting Of satisfy even a meager part of the before the. program of singing, Memorial Hospital with severe chest injuries. He was reported in serious condition by hospital au- fice (GAO), th e Congre.ssman damages suffered because of cow On Registering dancing and skits to be presented thoritlea’at noon today. Mrs. Grace Palickl. 162 Spencer St., driver of the second vehicle, was also said. ardly and criminal aggression admitted to the hospital with multiple facial and body bruises and lacerations. Her condition According to the GAO. the com by ’Troop 1 Scouts. Ann Louise RUBBER kitchen mat against Cuba organized by the Washington, June 23 Iff)—Jus JeiMes is chairman of the event. 42 X 38i" Coses-59c 45 x 3 8 i" Coses-65c was repot-ted as fair. Storj’ on Page Seven. (Herald photo by Pinto). pany's share of the JIO million un United States government.” der provisions of an incentive con Castro'* decision first was an tice Frankfurter of the Supreme Members ot the Luther League Super soft percales by two of the nation’s leading sheet makers. Snowy tract. would be $2.5 million, leav nounced by Havana radio. Court today granted a stay o f ef ing the government to )nake up of Concordia Lutheran Church will whites and pretty pastels in 100% combed cotton. Fill your linen closets, Rusk Cites Obligations MHS Graduation The Tractors for Freedom Com fectiveness of the tribunal's deci meet at the church Sunday at 1 1.64 the remaining $7,5 million. mittee had set a deadline at 1 p. sion that the Communist party pjn. to visit the Lutheran Home Rogulor 3.99 10x30” Bite now, at big "House and Hale Days’’ Savings. Edition Saturday, But Joseph Campbell, the comp m. today in a take-it-or-leave-it ’ must register as a tool of Moscovv. for the Aged in Southbury. The troller general, said the Navy ha.s ultimatum that capped nearlj' a | The stay was granted after the yqoung people will give a party for World Tuesday taken no administrative action on month of negotiations. j party filed a petition asking the the aged. Parents and advisors Soft, airy rubber with colorful kitchen patterns. Designed for West Determined the strike costs because the final The committee’s final offer was i High Court to reconsider its deci- will provide transportation. extra standing comfort. Skid resistant. Will not absorb water The Herald will publish an prices of the engines have not been to exchange the prisoners for 500 I sion, announced June 5. or stain floors. account of the Manchester High established. tractors of various types, mostly I The tribunal Is now in summer Mrs. CjTene Booth was elected School graduation in tomor Kowalski said he felt the tax farm tractors adjournment. The court’s mandate, Powhatan of Sunset Council. De To Stay in Berlin row’s newspaper. payers should not have to pay the It said that if Castro failed to or order to lower courts to make gree of Pocahontas, this week, in • ...... The High School World two- costs of the strike. He suggested accept, money received from con the ruling effective, w'as sch ^ - stead of Mrs. Marie Hale as re page graduation edition will ap that the Navy and the Armed President Kennedy, without crutches and recovering from a cold tributors to the tractor fund would uled for issuance today, but pear Tuesday. ported to The Herald. NOTE — How Is the West re-*said, are planning to quicken the Forces Committee, of which he i.s which kept him in bed yesterday, escorts Japanese Prime Minis be returned to the senders. Frankfurter's stay defers it un» ter Ikeda through White House door after farewell chat today acting to Khrashchev’s latest beefing up of Atlantic alliance Extra copies of either edition a member, bear the Pratt 4 Whit The radio quoted Castro as say til after the justices act on the pe CHINA dinnerware may be ordered by calling the ney situation in mind in setting In rear aie Angler Biddle Duke, chief of protocol, and Toshiro ing that from the very beginning tition for reconsideration. threats ea BerliaT Endre Mar forcea in Eurppe and to increase Shimanouchl, Japanese embassy counscller. (AP Photofax). ten, vateraa AP State' Depart pitTiti^on r f f||j^ jiinUar contracts. he had clearly specified the num Such action will not be taken be thetr Btsrte of'tuadiness. This will fore the new fall term open* Oct. ment reimcter, discousee the sit be done quietly and without fan- | A report on the subject was re ber and type of tractors he w’ant- L T. WOOD CO. quested by Kowalski after he had ed. 2. Cnstomarily, the court’s first uation in the following article fare but In a way that should ‘ announcements after beginning a which oontalns background and members at the Pratt 4 Whitney Castro originally offered to ex ICE PLANT li;:i serve as notice to the Russians. plant.s. They said the strike, which new term come on the second lifon- I I Interpretive material. The thinking behind this strat change the men captured In the day of that term. Thus the June 5 Duress Hinted was unsuccessful from the stand April 17 invasion of Cuba for 500 81 BISSEIX STREET Rog. $39.99 egy is, officials explained, that So point of the union, was won by the Kennedy Quits Bed, decision likely will remain inef Hira East From Main SL By ENDRE MARTON viet Premier Khrushchev does not | f fT I f ___1 ^ bulldozers. In his proposal. May fective until at least Oct. 9. company because it was being kept 17, Castro used the English word A t State Theater Exquisite "Harker” translucent china in four lovely patterns. Washington, June 23 (4»i — The seem to have been sufficiently im-1 J .H X S 1 7 O M l 13 C S solvent with government money. Communist party officials de- 45-piece set. service for 8. An outstanding value for only 824 88. West Is planning to step up its preas’ed by the warnings President! "bulldozer.*." "On the face of it,” Kowalski After meeting in Havana ■with Shop early! Limited quantity. defenses in EXirope as evidence of Kennedy repeatedly has made. In said, "It appears the government Diseards Crutehes ((ktntinued on Page Ten) Its determination to stand firm the past, it is recalled. Russia of Unity Pledge is paying for the strike and help representatives of the Tractors for on Berlin. ten paid attention to a show of ed break the strike by paying part Freedom Committee, (IJastro said force where words were of n o ; ' ------of the *ettlement costs." he would accept smaller types of > For HoiMst High ranking officials, in re avail. ' Elisabethville, The Congo. June Washington, June 23 )/P)—#wilh Ikeda for some 10 minutes tractors, but stipulated that he porting this today, referred to the Economical Ropoirs on Meanwhile, the United States ” i^-^uspicion arose today that President Kennedy today called before photographers were per would have to get 1.000 of them. seriously worded statement Secre the pledges of cooperation Katan Child Killed in Crash a surprise oonferenoe of his top mitted to take pictures in the Instead of 500. Bulletins tary of State Dean Rusk made at continues consultations with it* national security advisers and President’s yellow - wallod and Radio, TV, Sttroo, Allies On the U. S. reply to ga President Moise Tshombe gave Norwich, June 23 i/ P i—Susan Castro told the committee that his news conference yesterday. He to get out of prison were made Mitchell. 11, New London, was his part)-’s leadership In Ooo- beige-carpeted oval study. Culled from AP Wires MORGAN JONES Chenille blamed the Soviets for the ten Khrushchev's June 4 aide memoire gress oh the Soviet threat to "If we were prepared to accept Phonograph Applicmcos under duress. killed last night when thrown After the photos were taken, smaller tractors, their value had to sion In the world and restated the on Berlin. The consultations start Berlin and other problems. King Size Cal-Dak ed in Washington last week when Government circles in this capi through the windshield of a car Kenncfdy escorted Ikeda to the top be equal to that of the 500 super MIRACLE BLEND western position on Berlin. on Route 82. Pierre Salinger, press secretar3-, floor balcony of the tVhite House SHIPOWNERS FOR TRUCE Foy D. Kohler, assistant secretary tal of Tshombe's secessionist prov said “a wide variety of subjects” ■V8s, with. attachments, originally Potterton's No Soviet action, Rusk said, can of state for Europe, conferred with ince hinted their leader would ex Police aald the driver, her aunt. to point out capital landmarks. requested,”______the_____ radio__ reported.______The____ | New York. June 23 OP)—Ship- extinguish the right of the west would be disciisseil hut specified Within a few minutes Kennedy l^ u e of the heavy equipment has i »_ pro- Phone m 9-45S7 Sir Eveljm Shuckberg on German press his true views only after he that Berlin was one of them. 180 Center St.—Cor. of Church ern powers in Berlin. Western affairs. arrived here safely out of rfeach (Oontinued on Page Three) walked with the departing prime been estimated by Castro as $28' po(»l " ~ of ° Secretary of Labor Jt forces are to remain In the divided of President Joseph Kasavubu’s million. Goldberg (or a 60-day truce in The State Department now is Washington, June 23 t lf t —Presi minister to a waiting limousine. bedspreads German city, he added, and no Central Government in Leopold Kennedy, usually on the go con- In his reply to the committee the National MarlUme strike wailing for advice from Paris and tray-tables peaceful solution can be reached dent Kennedy left his sick bed to today, the radio quoted Castro as but the striking unions did not ville. 8 t a n 11 y. was sidelined all day London through normal diplomatic day and played a healthy host to immediately give their decision blankets at the expense of western obliga channels and the U. S. reply to the Government sources said yesterday by a mixed bacteria and saj'ing the committee had been tions in Berlin. Japanese Prime Minister Hayato silent about an alternative pro on the matter. Acceptaniie of the Soviet note Is expected to be ready ^ Tshombe may have made some N^ws Tidbits Ikeda. virus injection that hit him in his Rogulor 2.69 ooeli The United Stales and those as In about a week or 10 days. ' conce.ssions to win his freedom but posal to abandon any claim to in truce plan, which included the Kennedy, confined to bed yester sleep. On the advice of Dr. Travell, appointment of a three-man tx>m- Regular S.99 ■ sociated with us are clear and Before that, however! Llewellyn ' nothing like the complete reversal from the AP Wires he stayed in bed. demnification If the captured In firm about our obligations to our day by a bacteria and virus Infec vaders were exchanged on a man- inittee to work out a strike set Thompson, U. S. Ambassador to i he expres.sed yesterday. tion, posed for photographs with By late eefternoon, Dr. Travell tlement, was voiced by the ship selves and to the people of West Moscow, will have returned to his | The local press gave great play for-man basis for an equal num Berlin," Rusk said. the prime minister and then reported he was "making a very ber of "political prisoners" in the ping companies shortly after United Arab Republic National walked into the driveway of the nice recovery," was feeling much federal m<^iators had met witb The western powers, Informants (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Thirteen) United States. Puerto Rico, Guate . 9 9 Assembly converts world’s oldest Executive Mansion to bid a person better and his temperature was mala, Nicaragua and Spain. representatives of three of the and most infinentlal Islamlo Insti al farewel. striking nnions. None of those tution Into a Unlverlsty giving Ikeda paid a farewell call closing (Conttnned on Page Seven) (Continued on Page Ten) Involv^ in the medistor-nnion secular as well as religious educa out three days of high-level talks parle.rs would comment on the 2 for 9.00 The New Militants— 5 tion . . . National (Conference of here. Handsomely decorated removable metal result of the talks. I Methodist Student movement call The crutches which a back strain Non-alergic, mothproof, machine washable nylon-rayon trays on tubular steel legs. Hundreds of 12.000 tuft hobnail chenille. Completely washable. Never for termination of the House I'n- had forced Kennedy to use before Economic Situation Worse REDS FOR DIRECT TALK W- Amerlcan Activities Oommittee.. he was felled by illness were no London, June 23 (ffl — West blend blankets In extra long 72x90” size for full or twin uses In every home. Perfect for patios and needs Ironing. Lint free. Full and twin bed sizes. Choice of Fringe Groups More Active Government la.vs aside indefinitely where in sight. He walked slowly ern diplomats said today tlie So plan to clase Mexican bolder to but If he limped at all It was so picnics. Folds for compact storage or seven smart colors: Lilac. Beige, Turquoise, Green, Yellow, viet Union has made a bid for beds. Rich rayon acetato bindings. Colors: Blue, Green, certain" Mexican commuters. slightly as to be hardly discerni Adlai Cites Discontent direct negotiations with tho Yellow, Red, Toast, Pink and Turquoise. travel.. Pink and White. Peace marchers Jailed In France ble. I’nlted States on the princl|rie* on walk from San Francisco to Kennedy canceled a scheduled of an agreement to halt tho In U.S. In Depression Years Moscow . . . Congressional Com- wind-up conference with Ikeda yes East-West arms race. They re ipittee complains Junior offloers or terday after coming down with the i Growth in Latin Area ported the United Staten has clerks take rap for Mlurea of high virus Infection w'hich sliot his tem advised Britain and other allleti NOTE — Toda,v’a militancy b.v^ The measures which shaped the#the day after Hitler becaine chan- brass in Defense money bill report perature to 101.6 degrees before It NO-IRON DELUXE fringe poUilcial groupa is not a extremism of the '30s were almost _ I powers of the Soviet move for NATURAL MATCHSTICK cellor. Pelley launched his silver ■ ...Jimmie C. White. 29. of Man- broke. His doctor reported late two-sided exchanges on the po- noved phenomenon In the life of the entirely domestic. If there was con shirts. He gathered support for ; hattan held on 825,000 hail on yesterday that he was recovering Washington. June 23 '.Pi — U,N.*>stevenson said Latin America con-1 nation. .K far greater burst of cern about foreign matters, such Ambassador Adlai Stevenson re eiders it "an epoch-making Incl- j litical substance of a disanna- Earl Lewie Says: his organization, sometime* called I charge of transporting stolen art very nicely, and he set out to prove nient accord. Senior American auch actKity oocurred In the lean as the rise of Hitler and Mussolini, the Christian American Patriots, I treasures from New York to Big it today. ported to President Kennedy to dent.” Stevenson said It under- dacron curtains SALE 'SOa. Hie fate of theae forgotten it was plainly secondary to anxiety through his magazine "Libera ! Spring, Tex. The Chief Executive li.sted three day that he found Increasing dis scores "recognition by the United *** ***ff*" This Guardian oniaadea helps place aame of their over the crisis at home — depres tion,” a jumbled mixture of anti I Navy dedicates most powerful other appointments on his pro content and a worsening economic States of the prime importance in I ^ 6 Soviet plan on the contemporary snoceasors- In per sion and unemployment. semitism. fascism, spiritiiall.sm I low frequency radio station, and gram. and the White Hou.se said he situation dunng his 18-day tour of every one of these countries ati Soviet plan on tM ground dls- bamboo spective. South America. Improving living conditions." armament is of International Maintenance Today’s tensions on the contiary and astrology. ' assigns It call letters "NAA” might do even more busines.s. Stevenson said that in contrast' concern rather than a matter R u ffle d 3 .0 9 are in a Cold War context. Even In 1936 Pelley, a familiar fig j which, for years was known as He did, however, yield to advice Stevenson told newsmen after between two nations. Vacation Special” By JUl£SLOH such domestic problems as integra , identity of Navy's pioneer radio from the White House physician. reporting to the President on his to the United States, where he | IMPORTED ure by now with his natty goatee found the public fully informed on j 100" W ido Rogulor CAFE CURTAINS (-AP Newsfeatures Writer) tion, high taxes and high prices and gaudy uniform, became the I station at Arlington. Va. . . . Ford- Dr. Janet Travell. and agree to re journey to 10 South American During a recent Interview with often are viewed against the back main in his second floor living capitals that the situation in that "The Perversion of the Cuban i DEJ-YiNSK BUDGET BACKED • Tune and Te.«t fuehrer of the Christian party and i ham University Seismologist re Washington. June 23 (ffV— 54" Long $3.99 Robert Welch, head of the John drop of communism on the marc4] ports earth tremors off coast of quarters in the mansion. Kennedy part of the hemisphere has de Revolution by Communism," the for Performance ran for president under the slogan people in I.«tin America are con President Kennedy’s beefed-np 24” Long Birch Society, a r^idrter for the abroad. "For Christ and the Oonstitiition. ” Ecuador . . . ."line Magnuson. wife had passed the woi d yesterday that teriorated since he traveled 63" LONG— Regular $4.39 ...... $3.39 Houston Chronicle turned his ques he planned to divide his time be siderably leas informed on that defense budget was approved al • Lube and Check hand-hooked In the '30.S the Communists, in He proposed, among other of U.S. Rep. Don Magnuson (D- through the same area a year or score. most to the letter today by tho 48” W ide tion to a matter of history. their pose a.s effective fighters Wash ) divorces husband for being tween th mansion itslf and his of so ago. for Smoothness things, "to disenfranchise the .lew Most of the governments in House Appropriations Commit 72" LONS^Ragular $4.59...... $3.59 7 9 ‘ "In the United States,” reporter against fascism, achieved their . . . to make It impossible for the ' so biisj- that he neglected family. fice in the west wing. But, Stevenson added. "There is Latin America arc conscious of tee as it painted a dismal pio- Saul Friedman began, "move maximum infhience. particularlv in Jew to dwn property... and to I Kennedy tells Arabs that quar- Dr. Travell made it clear that more unive)'sal awareness of the • Brakes she would prefer him to stay in the menace of communi.sm and I ture of world conditions. 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Crabtree, Luxurious, pure white "Cleaiight” finish washes in a wink Smart, ea^f to care for decorator idea for cool jlyii Oblong and oval shapes in lovsly hand-hooked patterns, beautiful color combi- many people recalled the last per Church In Shreveport, La., to Join can have the running mates he with the purchase of five gal Congress is expected to remain written report later. . . . needs little or no ironing. Mildew-proof and sun-resistant. summer litting: Rich, natural finish. jyiji natlMU. Shop early, you’ll want several at these low, low prices. , iod of widespread activitism by for a few minutes (seven, to be lons of gas. in session through July and • has The President. Stevenson said, skipper-of the eabmariae reecne Pelley's storm troopers. wants. veeeel Sunblrd. and Barry W. fringe elements in the ’30s. exa(;t) one day in the early '20s. His nam8 wa. (Jerald Lvmian Greenwich High School Senior All you need is about $1.50 yet to act on a number of key ad would like to. attend the Inter- PAUL DODGE iiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiil Tensions botn then and now pro In 1929 acquaintances he had for the gas, a bride and a mar ministration proposals. American Economic and Social Coxwell, the shiphi M a t beat* itilililiimi iiiiiiiili Kenneth Smith. Attracted by Huey Chorus files to Vienna tonight for suvnln’e mate. Tesae Tbwer Ne. duced the upsurge. They weren’t made in the hereafter “ inspira Long’s “ Share Our Wealth” ban four days of concerts. . .Atty. riage license. Stevenson saiil' Kennedy, who is Conference now scheduled to open the same, isnd s6 the manifesta- tionally instructed” him to follow "It’s all very legal,” says recuperating from a strep throat at Punta del Este In Uruguay on 4 cnilepeed Jaa. U w M V Air ner he put his racist-nationalist Gen. Robert F. Kennedy questions Foree and eivUiaa r " PONTIAC, INC. tlons' themselves are different in in America the example of Hitler chips on tbe political aspirations of whether money available for en- Wallace L. Smith, 37. "I’fn a and 'Virus attack, looked good. July 15. His presence would em- tketr programs and purposes, if lir*G«rmany. laigement of Youth (Tonoervation notary public. I also do weld As for the President’s Alliance board after It had m MAIN STREET by Ugh w M a and 1 MI 0-45M ■DOUBLE 2).^ GREEN STAMPS TONIGHT and FRIDAY aot always In q>irit. Accordingly, on Jan. II, 1VS3, XOm Umm* m IFh * BlghtU C o ^ ' ing Jobs, by tha way.’’ for Progress rscommendaUon, (OoaUmied «■ Fk * Tea) xi ■■Ml
PAGE TWO KARCBESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CX)NN.. FRIDAY. JUNE S3. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1961 FAGB tRRUk. ^ Rusk Gteg Obligations > in the Wind, Tide, Stamps ™ Weather S ta te N ew s Rockville~V ernon Machine Vote Sheinwold on Bridge Relax In Comfort All Summer Long West Determined By LOUIS BIANDBLL Windsor Locks, June 23 (3R—The First Selectman Arrested Town Ready U.S. Weather Bureau marine ad- Roundup Assured on vistory for today. THROW AWAY < 3-PIECE ALUMINUM 'Hdea will be nigh along the Con RLOCKINQ CARD Both tides vW W N e For Zoning Rule Violation For Vote on To Stay in Berlin necticut shore between 6 and 8 By Alfred Bheliiwold NORTH (CentiBiied from Page Dm) School Items this evening and between 4:30 end When you have more high cards A t 7 4 8:30 tomorrow morning. Low tide thaui are good for you the remedy 10 7 5 Sirs. Roberta Cooney, 34, of :Un- Hebron, June 28 (JP)—The First# Leary was arrested yesterday at Merger Plan A referendum vote on obtaining et Old Seybrook ia at l p.m. to is simple: get rid of. what you don't O A 10 9 i S casvllle, apparently took her eyes Selectman of this Tolland County the stafe police station in Col- CHAISE and (OoottaDed tram Page Oae) two main fronts. Berlin and dis preliminary plana for a junior day ahd 1:30 p.m. tomorrow. need. o ff the road for an Instant to town has been auTeated ori. a zon chesteW ^ter'he and state police armament. he makes a last effort Boating weather for Long Is “ * ^ * KABT 4 ■peak to her 7-year-old daughter had p4i up an appointment for the Atraut 8,500 'voters In Vernon posL Re is due back on the job " 1 scbeol la aasured. Milton C. Work, the great auc ing violation charge. next Monday after Washington to -«ee whether he can find a weak own Caerk David Tooraey aaid land Sound and Montauk Point to tion bridge authority, often us4d In the back seat. The car hit a actidn. Will be eligible to vote in the con spot in Kennedy’s armor. today that to far 600 namea, ovar Block Island; today's hand in his lectures to $8841 utility pole. Selectman William F. Leary, a He refused to post $250 bond, solidation referendum Monday be oMi^tations. Republican, is charged with vio CHAIR GROUP twice the required number, have Variable winds 5 knots or less bridge teachers. 6 0 < 0 14 3 The victim waa the daughter of however, and was let go only af tween 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Of the to It is ex isted tlwt Thopipson | Congress generally agrees that becoming southerly 15 to 30 knots "West opens his fourth-best Mrs. Doris Mitchell, 142 Colman lating a town zoning ordinance and ter Circuit Court Judge Nncholas been certified on a petition asking tal, 8,500 are residents of the rural, will have the opportunity to sec tvest faces an early showdown that Items 1, 2, and 3 on the call this afternoon possible strong and spade," Work would explain to hU Bt, New London. , the state's tenement house act by Armentano had ag^reed to waive Ittrushchev and make^the^l^^ I Khrushchev over Berlin that for the special town meeting to guaty in thundsrahowera late to audience, "and South wins with A K I 10 renting a basement Apartment In bond. or Vernon Fire District, area, and aiUon clear before the American could erupt into a third world war. day or tonight shifting to north' t? A K I . hia two-story tenement. Leary said the state law has reply retches Moscow. day at 8 p.m. at Fiano's Res the ten. Declarer must develop 0 K 7 2 96 to 111 6,000 are residents of RockviUs. This view is reflected by week- taurant be decided by a machlna weat IS to 30 knots during the diamonds, and Blast wins a dia The local board has ruled never been tested. It was enacted Chief moderator for the referen In hia statement on Berlin yes- long debate— particularly in the night and running 15 to 30 xnota * A K 10 3 Hartford, June 23 (ff)—The against basement apartments and In 1929, he said. vote. mond with the jack. East, natur SoMh Wsst NaHh KsM dum will be Herbert Hannabury, tenlay. Rusk said that the “mili Senate—stirred by the suggestion The three items are: 1) To au Saturday. Fog early this morning ally returns a spade, and West de State Motor Vehicle Department's the state law comes into play be "If this law is enforced," he tant tone" Khrushchcx- used in a of Sen. Mike klansfield. D-Mont., 2 NT Pisa 3 NT All Pas 'tally record of automobile fatall' cause the apartment allegedly has said, "a great many innocent land who will be stationed at the Town thorize the Bolton Puldic Building followed by fair weather later to feats the contract With the rest of OpsBiaglead — A 5 speech Wednesday was disappoint that all Berlin be declared a “free Commlaalon to engage an archf day but Scattered thundershowers the s p a ^ ." ties as o f last midnight smd tee a celling that is too low and in lords and tenants all over the state Hall In Rockville. William P. Mc ing._city,’’ State its r>epartment neutrality specialists and safety totals on the same date last year: sufficient window exposure. will be affected." tect to secure preliminary plans late in the day or at night. Then Work would,turn aside, as ^ __ Earns Degree Mahon will be deputy moderator. on Soviet affairs are now liv ing | guaranteed bv both sides He call- Fair weather Saturday. 1680 1961 State Rep. Karl Links, also a Re Leary is scheduled for an ap Moderator at the Vernon Ble- smd specifications, and obtein es though to look. ■(' his papers. work out out just as Woric had 'Victor L. Wolmer, son of Dr. and to find rea,sons for the .sudden pj * uvav out ' of the stale- timated costs for the construcUosi Visibility one mUe or less in fog Meanwhile, the azaembled bridge oryrinally deMribsd it. Killed ...... 96 111 publican, is the town’s zoning en pearance in Circuit Court next mentaiy School, the polling place toughening in Khrushchevs Ian- uiate early this morning improving to forcement officer. Wednesday. Mrs. Ralph E. Wolmer. of Laurel for the second, or rur^, voting dis of a junior high school on the so- tcswfiiers would be buzzing and tit Work always brought the house Lane, (jolumbia, received his guage. Mansfield, the Senate Democrat- called Swanaon Farm, wdiich was over 5 miles by afternoon. tering. Finally, some brave mem Sailor Identified trict, will be Scott Wells Jr. Depu This change also puzzles Wash- |(. leader, warned in a speech a down with hlS little sict. It's still a bachelor of science degree in op purchased for school purpoaea; 2) Marine Obeervations; New HS' ber of the auffienoe would suggest good hand and a good play after Saigon, June 23 (JP)—A sailor period is 72 degrees ranging from counselling services for penal and ty moderator will be Mrs. Sylvia Ington diplomats, including some | « eek ago yesterday that the com- )ven; Foggy, temperature 82,'wind, tometry from Massachusetts Col Wilson. TO see if the town wdll authorize that South 'should make his con a^ these years. who drowned after plunging from a high of 83 to a low of 80. correctional institutions. lege of Optometry in Boston on from behind the Iron Curtain Both | mitnient to defend West Berlin the transfer of $5,000 from the re north-]th-nortnelieaat, 4 knots. tract by allowing West to win the the American Hospital ship Hope Under rules set up for the refer American and foreign observers -anges ail the way "to a final ir; Dally Questtoa Rainfall may total over three Bills signed into law yesterday June 9. serve fund to the Public BuUdtag second diamond with the queen. Partner opens with two no- was Identified today as Anthony J, fourths of an inch occurring Sat by Dempsey would endum, people who own property ' r ' concede that their ansivers are j pledge of the lives and fortunes of Oonnecticut fo r e s t s , all lones; Wolmer is married to the former fN , Commission to obtain the plans: Then West would be unable to at trump, and the next player passes. Stiiimskl, 35 . urday and again toward the end Increase state subsidy payments Elizabeth A. Trotter of Manches in Vernon, but who are not resi based mainly on .speculation. j even’ man, woman and child In this 75 Y ean e t Bletoriaed Traffle and 3) To authorise the Board of Becoming mostly sunny, warmer tack the spades profitably. Authorities listed next of kin as dents, may vote. They must, how Nobody expected the hone.vmoon | nation ’ You hold: Spades—8 6 4 8; Dia of the period. to towns (or school operational ter and Columbia Lake. Mrs. Wol- TTie Motor Age began when Education to apply for state aid for hxlay, high in the 80s. Showers Aete Otmfnsed monds—J 4 3; C lu b s —Q 8 7 5. a brother, Vincent, of San Pablo, purposes by $20 per pupil per year ever, own, either jointly or several period which followed the change j Most of those who have apoken mer's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Here is the finest In Gottlieb Daimler'a and Carl Rena’ the building. and thundershowers developing Work would look at the hand on What do you oay? Calif., and a sister, Mrs. Betty on the average with additional ly, $1,000 worth of property as as in U.S. administrations to last , opposed Mansfleld’s solution, but motor vehicle was patented on late this afternoon or evening. Contract for Sikorsky John Trotter of 16 Bigelow St., sessed on the 1960 grand list. Rep According to law, the referen the blsuikboard as though con Answer: Pass. The opening bid of Bu’izinskl, Stratford, Conn. payments of $7.80 per pupil per Manchester. The couple has two forever. The period of grace ap- ■ none has sought to minimize the July 3. IS86. dum must be held not less than 7. Mostly cloudy with showers or fused. Meanwhile, the teachers Shumski plunged from the stem Stratford, June 23 (JP>—United resentatives of corporations cannot lightweight, weather-re peaiJ to be over now. It ended ! gravity of the situation 3 NT is highly invitational, but not year to those towns which have children, Debra and David, The Deutsche Bundeapost hon nor more than 14. days after the thundershowers tonight and Satur would chortle at having caught the forcing. Respond with 4 points or of the docked ship last Monday Aircraft Corp’s Sikorsky division experienced large school enroll vote, if they live out of town. right after the Vienna meeting be- j Most of the speakers, particular- ours this important Invention on day. Low tonight in the 80s, high Wolmer has resumed his stud sistant, long lasting town meeting, PresenUtion of the old gentleman in a mistake. more, but pass with only 8 points. night. TTie body was recovered today announced receipt of a $3.1 ment growths in the past 10 years. les in Boston to complete work on Each non-elector must vote In ; / tween Kennedy and Khrushchev ! ly th* Republicans, agreed with the occasion of its 75th year Jubi referendum petition will prevent est Saturday In the TOe. But then Work would turn back lA’ednesda.v. He will be buried in the district where his property is j Here are the reasons, as listed ! (Copyright 1081, Ossieral million contract to modernize 30 The program will coat an estimat his doctorate. aluminum casual furni Sen Jacob K. JaiiU. R-N Y.. that lee by issuing two commemorative action on the specified items, but Winds: Southerly 10 to 18. miles to the audience and ask, "Do you Features Corp.) Saigon tomorrow. U.S. Army Sikorsky HS7A heli ed $23 million for the two fiscal located. If he owns property In | Iw the best available sources for ■ the United Stales should not back stamps. diacusaion will be allowed. per hour today becoming 6 to lO mean to say that anybody here copters. both districts, he may vote In j IQiruahchev’s blunt aggressive ( years beginning July 1, ture. down on a policy of keeping west Illustrations of the two Inven The only item on which action tonight, southerly to southwesterly would fail to throw the queen of Traffice up 11% The contract comes from the Provide for a reclassification of either. language; ern troops In West Berlin until tors’ first motor veheiles and re will be taken at the town meet 15 to 26 miles per hour Saturday. diamonds from the Weat hand M)>i, Robb Regent Assessors will be at the polling Wethersfield, June 23 (/P)—Traf Army Transportation Materiel all highways in the state. This ■X , 1. TTie Soviet leader has to pro Germany can be reunited on the productions of their signature fig ing tomorrow night will be con when South leads the king?" Command at St. Louis, Mo. A sim will also determine which roads places to verify property owner V duce something tangible to eatis- basis of free elections ure as motives. The inscription sideration of reacindlng an or There was always a dead hush fic was up by II per cent on the Of DAR Chapter ship. ^All Shott furniture ia avail 3 Connecticut Turnpike in May ilar contract has received by are to be cared for by the state ty the Soviet Communist party Javits yesterday offered a reso printed in negative Roman capital dinance adopted in 1030, which set Vacation School when this question came. And then Sikorsky a year ago to modernize and which by local communities. Voters will be a.sked merely to able in waishable heavy oongreaB when It convenes neat lution to put the Senate on record letters on the upper margin of voting hours at 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. they all saw that West should get compared with May 1960, State ALL THREE house at the firehouse on Notch m m ss Highway Ckimmissloner Howard S. H87AS to the H37B configuration. Establish a licensing and regu Mrs. Herbert W. Robb, 94 Bran vote “yes" or “no." for consolida October. Khniabchev is not Stalin in aupport of that stand. the srtamp ie "75 years of motor Voters will decide whether to rid of that embarrassing queen grade herringbone weave, Rd. Sunday from 1:30 to 5 p.m. Slated at Church Ends Today! Ives said today. With modernization, the craft lations system for vending ma ford St., was elected regent of Or- tion. The party voting levers on PIECES FOR —at least not yet—and has to He said it w'as "not without ised traffic," on the lefthand mar adopt a new ordinance aetltng vot and that then everything ivould will have increased operating ef chines used in the state. the left side of the voting ma SARAN webbing of green tolerate some dissenting voices risk." but it is imperative to gin "1888-1081” and on the lower ing hours at 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., to to see the new fire engine and Ives said a total of 4,242,818 ford Pari.sh Chapter, Daughters of equipment owned by the Bolton A vacation Bible school will be vehicle paid tolls during the month ficiency and range, SikorSky said. Establish new standards for the chines will be locked open and vot- despite the elimination of the choose “what may seem to be the margin “Deutache Bundeqxiat” . coincide with state and national l i m i o The new contract calls for the payment by relatives for support the American Revolution, at Us ters will only have to concern and white. *‘anU-f>arty.” or, in other words, harder way, but what is by far election hours. Volunteer Fire Department. conducted ^ Calvary Church, 847 compared with 3,868,431 Yor the final meeting until October yes CHAISE ONLY $10.95 The indicoiUone of the values, 10, E. Middle Ipke.r Monday through previous years. work to be done from November of persons In State humane insti themselves with the small levers anti-Khrushchev element. There the" more secure and surer way.” (Dslmlerl and 20, (Benxl appear Win Lions Award Strawlieiijr Event iMiMin 1961 to May 1962. tutions. terday. The meeting was at the imdcr the "yes" and "no" labels. are still influential party members Sep. Styles bridges, R-NH., FYiday, from 9 a.m. to noon. The Total revenues from tolls and in the lower lefthand comer of Cynthia Steele, daugdtter of Mr. St. Maurice Council of Catholic Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor, I G B U R N ^ m c : ooncessions were up by 9.1 per summer cottage of Mrs. William Electors must vote in the dis CHAIR ONLY $ 5.49 chairman of the Senate OOP pol »■ IJ U' SI . , ^ I ( H U Thre.sher at Lord’s Point In Ston- who aide with the Red Chinese the stamp. and Mrs. Edward Stasis of Tolland Women will serve a strawberry has announced a nautical theme cent The figure was $1,272,268 for TRUCKER CHARGED trict in which they lived at the and consider the Khrushchev line icy committee, agreed with Javita Rd., and Robert Bosworth, son of dessert supper at the chupch to Junk Removal Plan Norfolk, Va., June 28 (4>>—Miles ington. time of the national election in No "TTie urgency of the moment.” for the school, "Full Speed Ahead! Ends Tuesday! May compared with $1,165,507 for Hartford, June 23 (/P)—Superior Other new officers, in.stalled by in IntemationAl politics too soft. V attcu Donates $480,000 Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Bosworth of morrow, with continuous servings (with Christ our Captain). the previous year. Kirksey, a truck driver, is sched vember. 2. There is sufficient basis to be Bridges declared, “la survival it The Holy See has msde a spe Baybetry Rd., were given the Lions from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Children un Court Judge Elmer Ryan has or uled to appear before U.S. Com Mrs. Harold Preston, chaplain are self." Stories, music, handcraft, zind Greenwich led in toll collections dered the town of Southington to As last year, the vote will be lieve that Khrushchev got only cial donation of $480,000 — tba <3ub citizenship awards at the der 8 will be served free of charge. with $113;l00 for the month smd in missioner (iilbert Swink Monday to Mrs. Preston Sage, first vice re determined b.y district. A majority The Republican pressure for other actlvitios of Interest will be get a move on and clear away the gent; Mrs. Joseph Stubenrauch, a limited time at the last confer-' total net proceeds from World graduating exercises of Bolton Ele A complete meal may be obtained, offered to all children between the traffic with 1,069,871 v^icles. answer charges of selling 1.000 of voters 1„ either the city or the new comipitmenta by the admin Refugee Year commemorative mentary School last n lilit Law or beef burgers, frankfurts, salad assortment o< junk that litters watermelons he was hauling from second vice regent; Mrs. C. El ence of Communist parties in ages of 4 and 13. A special pro the aides of a state highway rural area voting against consoli Moscow last November to prove istration to the oft-repeated policy stamps issued by the Vatican. rence Fiano, preaident of the lions and shortcake may be obtained Ocala, Fla., to his employers, more Watkins, assistant chaplain; dation will defeat it. of etanding Arm on West Berlin separately. gram, to which the public ia In Air Show Slated through the town for two miles. Mrs. Ruth French, recording sec that his coexistence policy can This sum is being donated to the Club, presented each o< the two vited. will be presented Friday at Budkofsky A Sons, of Hartford, built up deapite the fact President stamp plan orgiuiissd jointly by graduates with a $25 aavinga bond. About Town Stratford, June 23 (JP)—Air At the same time yesterday, he CJonn. Kirksey was arrested retary; Mrs, Ethel Hubbard, cor adiieve the sacred goal, the spread Kennedy himself had declared bis 7 p.m., when the classes will re ■hows featuring sky-diving pajra- laid down a formula for paying for responding secretary. of the Communist doctrine, wdlh- the Office of the UN High Com- After awardiM diplomas to the The Bolton Jarvis baseball team 8:10 6:85-10:00 Wednesday. own similar position on his return view the activities of the week chutists and tlie Air Force ‘Ihim- such removal. Also, Mrs. Wells Pitkin, treas out wara Although the Red Chi mitsloner for Refugees (UNHCR 1 other 58 pupils, ,^hn Harris, chair will play Tariffvtlle in that town and have a handwork display. PLUS— ERNIE KOVACS from Vienna talks with Khrush and the ’UN Relief and Works man c f the Board of Education, Sunday. SATranav showtime derblrda will highlight a 2-day With the backing of State At REAPPOINTED TO VA urer; Mrs. C. Hoyt Stilson, as nese were supported only by ttny chev. For transportation, call the Rev. ■•raylaa” *:ISA:J»-1S celebration, July 1 and 2, marking torney General Albert L Coles, CEMENT Agency (UNRWA). called Mrs. Edmund Psresluha. a "MILUONAIHESS" «;4S4:M “ 5 GOLDEN HOURS” Hartford. June 23 iJP) — Chief sistant treasurer: Mrs. William Albania in opposing Khrushchev’s The Women of St. George's Mr. Gustafson at 22 ’Vernon St. dedication of a $1.5 million termi ho said the town—and not the Thresher, registrar; Miss Jessa coexistence poUcy, Khrushchev Kennedy told the Americsn peo The $400,000 constitutes the member of the board, to the stage Justice Raymond G. Baldwin of ple he had informed Khrushchev to give her son, David Peresluha, Episcopal <3iurch combined a pot- nal building at Bridgeport Airport. state—must remove the junk, but mine Smith, historian; Mrs. Al W. H. ENGLAND must know that Peiping's Mao Tse largest contribution made by any luck with a party for the Rev. and the State Supreme Court of Eirors that U.S. Security is deeply in of the 78 countries and territories his diploma; and Harold Dwyer, The dedication ceremony will be the state will pay whatever is and Dr. Frank Mongillo of New bert Schultze, librarian; Mrs. Tung may swing the pendulum in Mrs. Donald W. Greene and the held July 1 in conjunction with needed to reimburse the town for LUMBER CO. volved in access rights to West participating in the Stamp Plan, former chairman of the board, to QUARTER Haven have been reappointed to Steven Williams Jr. and Miss the other direction if Khrushchev Berlin and “we are determined to present hia ^on, Gregory, with hia new vicar, the Rev. E ^ a r d John Bridgeport's annual Bamum Fes the job If the Junk cannot be sold Jessamine Smith, directors. cannot show results in the forsee- which was launched on April 7, son and his wife, Wednesday night the State Veterans Home and Hos maintain these rights at any rlak.” diploma. MfOOET RACES EXCLUSIVE ENOAGCMENT tival. The Thunderblrds, an Air for enough to cover the costs. pital commission for terms of After luncheon and business ses e Open All Day Saturday e able future. 1080 with the unique simultaneous at the home of Mrs. Henry Mc Force precision flying team, will And. after Mansfleld’s speech, issue by 70 countries of stamps A reception and dance for the WILL NOT BE SHOWN IN ANY OTHER The state will pay, however, eight years. The reappointments sion, members conducted a silent 3. Acording to another school of .Secretary of SUte Rusk said Class will be given tonight from Donough of Bolton Center. The TONIGHT AT 7:30 go through their paces at 2:30 pm. only If the town fails to collect were made yesterday by Gov. John auction. thought, voiced by some diplomats commemorating World Refugee women gave a pantry shower for THEATER IN OONNBOncUT THIS SEASON (EDT) July 1. TTie sky-diving Mt "A t the Green”—MI 9-5301 promptly that there has been no Tear. 7:30 to 10:30 at the school by the Track located at latersecUen of from the original owner of the N. Dempsey. in Washington. Khrushchev is still change whatsoever in U.S. policy PTA. the Rev. and Mrs. Johnson, who Hilliard St. and New "State will )>e put on the following day junk, Joseph Francis, whom the Some countries donated various NEW POST OFFICE probing to find out how far he can on Berlin, and that none was in Party for Reolgnlag Staff are now occupying St. George's Highway, Bucklaad. at 5 p.m. ^ town is suing. PARLEY ON DREDGING Washington, June 23 i^ iT h e go in brinkmanship. The Russian contemplation. quantities of their stamps, others Rectory, and presented Mrs. WINNER OF. The junk comes from Francis’ ■old their stamps with surcharges The Bolton PTA and the Board Washington. June 23
\ PAGE FOUB MANCHESTER EVENINq HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY. JUNE S 8.1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, GM4N« FRIDAY, JUNE 2*. 1961 PAGE n v s Andover meats net properly drained of la in harmony with the will of God. Jaycee Wives Witnesses Warned blood. Since (3od’a word indicates that it OOMPUETS SESVTCK Nathan H. Knorr, preaiden.t of is wrong to take a blood tranefu- On Donating Blood the Watch tower and Bible Society, sion, it is also wrong to give oYie'a on jour televtsloe i Dog License Donate $100 TV-Radio Tonight the name under which the Witnes blood for a transfusion.” enoed end reUaMs New York. June 28 —Jeho- ses are incorporated, yesterday Member of -TMaa.’* VAh’fl Witnesses hays been remind told some 40,000 Witnesses in Yan Renewals Due To MAHRC kee Stadium: Fire losses in the United States Rnxs TBUsvinoM ed to heed the religious sect’s ban last year totaled 1.27 billion dol Ml B-90B8 Television against giving or receiving blood "The only way the lifeblixid of lars. according to the Internation Town Clark EUaworUi Oorall A check for IIOQ was contribut transfusions, as well as eating any creature can properly be used haa aald that tho dof rasriatraUona ed to ths Manchester Assoclatloit 8:00 BIf I TliuMr tin proarua). I® Funday al Assn, of Fire Chiefs. for the Htip of Retarded Children ■alty Brlna’a Shaqk (in proarasa^ Boating Bpeelal have been coming in very alowly Happy 12 this year and lew thM 100 of an by the Jaycee Wlvee of Manches Early tUuiw (In proar.aa) 10. A l 77 Sunaet Strip ter (MAHRC) at its Installation Ftrat Show (In progreaa) 32 1:00 Harngan A Son a 40 estimated SOO license have been Brat ol the Poat Challenge Albert F. Burka obtained. Failure to register-dogs dinner Wednesday at Clark’s Res NrwA One Happy Family over six months of age before July taurant in WlUimantlc. Flippy Uie Clown l;8D The Kllnatonea I. Mrs. Rudolph Rlcclo, retiring Superman Route so 1 will subject owners to a penalty. I American Kewareel Ten-Pin Bowling Fees are $2.10 for males and spay president, presented the check to Manhunt Fire Star Jubtlea Mrs. Ernest Leemon, secretary of I Weauin Nrwa A Bporta 1. Sllenta Pleaae ed females and S9.3S for females. Behind .-Gloaed Doora WE’RE EXPANDING MAHRC. TeenarlUe The town clerk’s office is closed I Film J.OO The Lawleaa Yeara in all day Sunday. Officers installed were Mrs. Newa A Weather 77 Sunaet Strip I. f Jamels Pleaslnger, president; Mrs. Robin Uoud 1:10 Million Dollar Hovla Summer SeJioel Set Douglas Smith, vice pre^dent; Sporta. Newa A Weather ’Way Out The rummer session of the ele Club Houae Aapnalt Jungle mentary school starts July 5th at Mrs. Donald Genevesl. secretary, I Doua eklwarda I • Nanette Fabray Show Ki and Mrs. Guilford Stephens, treu - Evening Report 10:00 Michael Shayne in. 8:S0 a.m. There are S3 children en urer. Mrs. Samuel Pierson, a past Huntley-Brlnkley Newa 10. 32. The Oet.-ctivea 4 rolled thi.s year. Arthur von Roe- Twilight Zone president, was toastmastress and I Lock Up , 10:80 Manhunt mer and Guy Outlaw will teach the installing officer. Spnrta. Newa A Weather The I.JIW and Mr. Jon*a two classes. Mrs. Doris Chamber- jtlm Peraon to Perann Mrs. Rlcclo read a letter from Ifilllon Dollar Uorla 11:00 Ria New, lain and Mrs. Martin Baker will Domenic Squatrito of Manchester, Brava Stallion Newa. Sporta A Weather alto be on duty durig this ses expressing his appreciation for the Death Valiev Daya n. a. 10. 12. sion. Shotmin Slaii* 11:10 Beat of Jack P aar donation by tho Jaycee Wives to Newa A W eather Amerlca’a (Ireateat Movie. S3 to RHAM help sponsor his participation in i Erenlng Report Award Theater There are 38 sixth graders who Sporta Newa 11:10 Prem iere \. the work-study project with Oper Social Seciirttv In Artion World'a Beat Movlea will be entering RHAM in the fall. ation Crossroads in Africa this ) Bat Maateraon II -20 New. They are: Linda Andrade. Lorraine summer. Rawhide 3 Il;8h The Bept of Paar Billings. Edward Bosk. Marcia Mrs. Leemon, in accepting the SEE SATURDAT'S fV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTINO Darwin. Nancy Denoncourt, Deb Jaycee Wives’ check, thanked the orah ^w llng. George Downing, group for its support and said the Mark Dunnack, Richsird Elich- contribution will assist efforts to mann, Russell Eors. Helen Garger, provide an expanded program for John Gasper. Marjorie GilleL children at Bunco Center. Radio Mary Lou Henry. Apryl Holaing- Mrs. Rlccio, in a review of the (This ttotbif InehideG only thoM news broadoMts of 10 or 15-mlnute Mark S5th Wedding Anniversary ton and Elisateth Houle. IGGER Also. Rare,! Merryman, Nor club's activities, reported the group BLACK TOP length. Some •tatfone cari7 other short aowsoasts.) Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Davis, 23'*'------=------sponsored a fashion show and sale Essex St., will be honored at an man Mortlock, Susan Palmer, WDBC—1555 W POP—1416 Community Baptist Church. (Her Sandrs Dulude of the Class of 1962, who ushered at the among the dignitaries are Board of Education member of vanilla, assisted at the Jaycee #:0n Well Str^pt open hou.se Sunday from 2 to 5 Charlotte Phelps, Stephen Pohl, r ^ a A L E R I Today m Hartford ald photo by Pinto.) Wiliam Hahn and Chairman Winfred Kloter, Superin dance, circus benefit, made decora 6:16 Art .Tohn»on Show I Conn. Ballroom p.m. at the home of the latter’s Richard Provost, Constance Ra Rockville High School graduation last night, gazes at the 6:06 Crystal Lake Hop tions for the Jsycea Charity Ball > Bob Scott slater, Mra. Richard Niese, 219 leigh, Suzanne Russell, Kevin assembly in the gymnasium. Visible in front of her tendent of Schools Raymond E. Ramsdell and RHS Prin ■ gveriRtMil black satia coal tar 11:00 N>w» I Ray Somers and performed telephone service. 11:06 Raynor Shineii I News Vernon St., in celebration of the Scanian, Kathleen Sheehan; Ter cipal Joseph McCusker. (Herald photo by Satemis.) The club’s charity activltlea in 1:00 News. Sign Off rance Stasiak, David Sauer, Susan (••ting that pr«ttcts •gainst pitting |iraAY-.tl5__ ) Rav Somers Davia’ 35th wedding anniversary. 3 cluded donaUon of candy for a t News EHER Sweepey, O aiw ce Sweeney, Susan 6:00 Paul Harv«y \ Del RsyceB 8h'’>w The party for friends and rela Christmas party for children at •nd (rambling cansad by 6:^0 Sound Stase Tayior, David Thomen, Thomas 7:00 Edward Morgan WTirr—itM tives will be given by Mrs. Davis’ 12th Circuit Bunco Center, Easter biukets for ) News three sisters, Mrs. Frank Linnell TTrsin, Gerard Poitras, Robert Police Arrests RockvUle-V ernon the pediatrics ward at Manchester GAS, OIL, WEATHER Night Fllghf ) Wall Street ■ titcomb, Barbara McBride, Hel- 11:65 N6WM i Bob Bacon—Sports of Hanover, Maine, Mrs. Joseph URWS Memorial Hospital, and cards for Mercer and Lois Merritt. 12 .Sign Off I Showcase Ambrogio of Waterford, Conn,, convalscent home patients. M SffmmtnuM WT1C—1»M i Lowell Thomas—Sports George Rolands will enter the Anthony Dokilo, SB, of 83 Gar 6:00 No'Wb. W^ath^r and Sporta and Mrs. Niese. and her brother. y Court Cases ^ 0 FREE SQUEEGE 6:3«> Suppprtim#» S^rf*nad« I CBS News Bernard O. Bailey of Glastonbury. Making Way For A New-A Larger Burton's 7th grade at the Horace Porter den St., was charged with intoxi 146 Happy Seniors 6:45 Thrfp Star Extra ' CBS In Person school as his family haa moved to 7:f^ t^onvftraailon P i^a I Pulton Lewis Mr. Davis and the former Muriel cation early this morning and was S CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 7: .TO Naw0 of tha WorM i CBS Newg Anslvpjs Columbia. MANCHESTER SE^ION 1 CBS Th# World Tnnigti» Bailey were married June 26. 1926 Of the above, three had perfect presented in Circuit Court, In Man 7:4.5 G o v fm m p n t S ^rv lra Thursday RUG and Open Daily 7:30 to 5 P.M. 6:06 Popa Concert I Showca.se at the home of the bride’s parents Tomorrow's Bigger Bargains attendance this year; Kevin Scan chester, found guilty and paid a William Chapman, 22, a t SouU) OPEN TONIGHT D;06 Night B aat t N^ws at 198 Hilliard St. They were mar Graduated at RHS i WINF Sewj. ian, Barbara McBride and EUiaa- fine of $10. Windsor, was ^ven a 180-day sen UNTIL 8:80 6:45 Grandstand Band.«tand ried bv the Rev. F'rederick Allen of Saturday 7:30 to Noon 10:0(‘ R^d Sox ai Kanna* City • Showcase Muslr beth Houle. Stanley H. Mloganoaki Jr., IB. of tence, to be suspended after 60 i N.Y. At Minheapohii Second Congregational Church. 48 Grandview SL, waa charged with UPHOLSTERY 11:00 N^ws Sports ► Showcase snd News Briefa One hundred and forty-six sen-® excellence in English and the Vi- days, in Hartford (Jounty Jail, and 11:30 Starlight Seranada Mr. Davis is a retired custodian At St. Pater’s Episcopal Church ■peeding at about 10:30 last night out on an indefinite probation with 1:00 Sign Off » Signoff and ordered to appear In Circuit tors of the class of 1B61 whooped tolt Bagdanovich Memorial award at the lOOF hall. He is a member OR Sunday there will be an 8 a.m. for languages. the adult Family Relations CWfice. of Manchester Lodge of Masons. service of Holy Conununion and a Court, in Maiichester, July 10. and hollered as they marched from He was convict^ of non-support. CLEANING the packed Rockville High School Judith Anne Wright, ranked King St. was permitted to establish | Both Mr. and Mrs. Davis are 10 a.m. service of morning prayer. third in the class, received the Judge Benedict M. Holden Jr., In members of the Eastern Star and The summw schedule of ime serv gymnasium at 8:30 last night to making his decision in the case, TEL. Ml 9-1752 South Windsor two building lots on 112..') foot | RockviUe-V ernon end the school’s 86th graduation Philip M. Howe Memorial award frontage on Main St. In Zone R-40. j ice at 0 am. stsuls July 2. for history. also set a $500 cash performance or BUILDING MATERIALS The Pilgrim Fellowship of ths exercises. bond on Chapman. The bond was Walter Wasylenko of 176 Smith ; Congregational Church will hold a Mrs. Sodowski The graduation program was Winners of the E. Stevens Henry posted by Chapman. Ml 3-5747 LUMBER FUEL SI. sought an exception to convert originally slated to be held out Memorial awards for scholarship ZBA Denies an existing house to a two-family mecial meeting Sunday night for among undergraduates were: Glen Emery Couture, 22. of Lewiston, the election of offloera. doors, for the first time, but the Mtine, was fined $36 for driving 336 NORTH MAIN ST.—PHONE MI 9-5253 houae at the same address. The ENJOY Charged in Fatal damp weather forced cancellation Snape. a junior; Edwins Auclair GLASTONBURY BRANCH ELLINGTON BRANCH petition was granted with the stip and Richard Neff, sophomores; without a license ($21) and driv Masiehester Evening Hesnld An- of those plans. ing a motor vehicle with defective Garner's 63 Hebron Avenue Went Read. Route 88 2 Requests ulation that he conform to the daver eorreapondent, .Margery Town police last night arrested Diplomas were presented to the and Susan Abuza. freshman. equipment ($15). H MCiSWOl.O s r JA 2-5828 TRemoat S-821S building and sanitation codes. | L IF E with Nontanden, telephine Pilgrim Stella B. Sodowskl, 40, of Town Rotary Club awards for excel COMPLETE HOME HEATTNG SALES and SERVICE At their meeting last night, the Gregory’ Begin of 115 Buckland 76 girls and 70 boys by William lence in Industrial arts went to Jo U r (irtfii SUuniw JOHN EGAN of 75 Jarvis Road, S-80IS. Farm Rd., Haiardville, on a cor R. Hahn, member of the Vernon Zoning Board of Appeals ruled on Rd.: was denied an exception to MILLER HIGH LIFE Manchester, Conn., has joined seph M. Koss. and for commercial conduct a <• repair shop in an ex oner’s warrant charging her with Board o f. Education whose son. studies, to Dorothea Winslow six requests, approving four. the .sales staff of Russell Pon Farrell, was a graduate. isting building at the rear of this , tiac, 625 New Park Avc., West negligent homicide stemming from Johnston. Bernard I. Topper Jr. of 116 in handy 6-paks 5 Blood Donors Scholastic and achievement A new award this year, the Den addresis. It waa denied on the basis Hartford, Conn. Phone AD a fatal accident at Ogden’s Cor 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY' Scantic Meadow Rd.. was granted that there has not been sufficient , ,6-4601. awards were presented by Prin nis Chapdelaine Memorial award permission to erect s two-car ga Reach 3 Gallons ners June 13. cipal Joseph A. McCusker to 24 for industrial arts, sponsored by hardship shown, and that approval rage 6 'i feet from the lot line. of the request would set a prece Mr. Egan haa been an auto Chief Constable ^ m u n d F. Dwy students. this year's graduating class, was Building laws require a 10 foot Five persons reached ths three er said the warrant wsa served as Louis Ellen Otka, valedictorian, presented to Clifford R. Edwards. dent. mobile salesman in this area minimum Bertram E. Higgins of 260 El for -six years. Before that he gallon level of donaUon yasterday Mrs. Sodowskl was discharged and Russell C. Mitchell, salutator- Chapdelaine, a member of the John J. Mitchell of 90 Brookfield vdien the Red Cross Bloodmoblle from Rockville City Hospital where lan, each received three wards, the class, was killed in an auto acci lington Rd.. was granted an ex- ! spent fifteen years as a radio St. asked an exception to build a ception to convert an existing to announcer, including stints at visited the town. the has been since the crash. most presented to a single stu dent April 17. He waa awarded a AMESITE house on a lot of 120 foot frontage They are Patrick Bolduc, Carl Mrs. Sodowskl posted a $1,000 diploma posthumously. bacco shed on Ellington Rd. to the once Hartford Times sta dent ’during the program. on Brokfield St. in Zone R-30. The storage use. Permission was given , tion, WTHT and later at WONS. Lombardo. Mrs. Dorothy Potter, bond for court appearance July 11. They were winners of the Flor The Northeast School PTA appeal was denied on the grounds Joseph W. Donahue and David She waa driver of a car involved for the storage of farm produce which is now W'POP. ence R. Whitlock awards for the scholarablp went to Carol Ann that there was no hardship shown and the machinery used in the Eldridge. In a crash with a second vehicle highest four-year scholastic aver Weber and the Rotary Club schol DRIVES and that the proposed lot division production of this produce. You may know Mr, Egan s Mrs. Veronica Avery reached the at Dart Hill Rd. and Rt. 83. ages. Miss Otka also received the arship to Richard C. I&llcher. Is arbitarary. The board felt that two gallon level, and Durward Mrs. Victoria Sodowskl. 80, * FIRST IN QUALITY Egperlence two son.s Jimmy and ,Iohn who William Osier Memorial award for Wanda Carole Newell and Mary- It should not set a precedent. Mancheater Evening Herald are paper boys in the Jarvis Miller and Dr. Richard Demko the accused’s mother-in-law, was biological science and the Fred ellen Bernadette Carpenter wore Is Our Raymond Bert Sanborn Jr. of reached the one gallon level. thrown from the car and was ^ FAIREST IN PRICE South Windsor eorreapondent, R oad area. Sixty donors kept their appoint erick B. Rentschler four-year winners of the Rural Vernon Best Lnara Katz, telephone MItchdl 4- killed. mathematics award. School Association s<^olariBhips ments. and 45 persona walked In RANGE Guarantc* 1758. without appointments. Eleven of Mitchell was recipient of the for graduates of Vernon Elemen ^ FASTEST SERVICE Rockville Junior Chamber of Com tary School interested in teaching the 105 volunteers were temporar Makeup Days Set as a career. Connecticut’s Leading Paving Contractor ily rejected, leaving a total of B4 merce award for physical science (UEL OIL TV OR RADIO pints collected. and the Exchange Club scholar The exercise lasted about an The next bloodmoblle visit will By Cheney Tech ship. hour and a half. A rec^tion was GASOLINE P LAY IN G be Wednesday. July 12. at Man The Charles Ellsworth Neltleton held In the school cafeteria after Graduation sxerdsea Monday award for character and leader ward. Dancing foUo(wed. POORLY ? chester Memorial Hospital from ElMays dealing with promotion The THOMAS C O LU Co. 13:45 to «:30 p.m. night at Howell Clteney Technical ship went to Edw’ard A. Gosselin, M M O TOW IW fS IN K )t School will not mark the end of who ranked fourth in the class of better international relations JA 2-9121 PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml 9-5224 the school year for students there. academically. were read at the beginning of the BANTLY OIL The students, including gradu Mary Karen Friedrich was win exercises by the Mlases Otka and I ■ I'll'\\), i\i. Wright and by Mitchell and Goase- ates, will be required to attend ner of the Girls’ Club award and ■ ■ M \ ' \ I ni l. I 'NOT AFRLIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY' TIm No . 1 DrsM of Hm y«or! PubKc Records claases from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.. the the Vernon Area Junior Women’s lin. The Rev, Ralph J. Kelley, —The very best^uyjyoull ever make- Youl wear, ond wear, and wear 'em! regular school hours, through Club scholarship. pastor of Sacred Heart Church, TEl Mlfd.tll 9-4B9S Warrantee Deeds Wednesday, to make up days lost Patricia June Dickson won the gave the invocation and benedic Harry and Iva B Tomm to Rus during storms in the winter. Rockville Rotary Club award for tion. ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 IS S n The Ever Popular sell I. and Lois J. Tomm. property Washable Arnel at 313 Birch Mountain Rd. KOWAIAKI ON N-TE8T8 Queen^s Tasre Henry O. Bradley to Neal E. and Dorothy M. Andrews, property off Washington. June 23 (AT — Rep. Vernon $t Frank Kowalski, D-Conn., says the BIGGEST DISPLAY EVER United States would resume nu ARTHW'S Quitclaim Deeds clear testing "only if we have in I M 2 M ala 8t., Nmacheater }AomemakerSet SHIRT DRESS James Vennard to Harriet A. controvertible evidence that the OVER Oomer of St. JamM 8 t POP TOPS Giordano, property off Server SLi test ban agreement haa been vio SEE WITH YOUR OWN EYES OVER Harriet A. Giordano to James lated by the Soviet Union, ” The Vennard of Manchester and Mary former Army colonel said yester 50 AUTOMOBILES P E. Carlson of Middletown, property day In a radio *1NBC) interview 5 silver • Dinnerware • Glass $ off Server St. that "The United States and the THE STURDY CONSTRUCTION 2 . 9 9 Marriage License Soviet Union already have enough Richard Dundon Molloy of Weth nuclear weapons stockpiled to de TOP CRADE LUMBER AMERICAN MADE in a complete service for 8 ersfield and Jean Marie Lamenzo stroy any adversary. 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I J PU EA St D O use VOURI CH AM I ACCOUNT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 P A O B S n MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. bONN„ FRIDAY, JX7NE SS. IM I PAQB 8IVSN .... ingiy tanprsgnabla sM party eoa- in than hla affldal family admits— yaara (thraa new alaaantaiy MHS Graduation Two Scholarships flatirliTBtrr RoekvUie^ernon BLOCK ISLAND VACATION trol a f that authority, must somd- were true, just what could the aehoola, a new Junlor-hlfh Mhool, Kennedy Quits Bed, Wedding how ha parsuadad that it muat r«> public do about It, be>'ond, that la, and addltlooB to axiating achool Edition Saturday, Given Seniors {iiEttui Ifrra id buildiim Including two at Rock- 9 main within a strong Uattad Na- School Building POKJSBm n nu) offering remedies better than villo High) "could mean an adiU- Lynch • Mwiarty World Tuesday By Rotary Clul) "Get Away From It AlP* ■KKALD^^Djfnro o o r me. tlona and taka ita chancaa o f win thoae prescribed by his own spe Excesses Cited U onalM million.” II Bitii r___ «l ning tha eaeUnulng pehUcal atrug- cialists T n ia t being the case, why Tha patitlonara hava uasd total Diseards Crutches Turn the dock back 76 years and relax in the atmoi- Cons. IfaadMatir. The Herald will publish an Two Manchester High School TSOXASt o i i l s r T Q ~^U80N gia fOr Its own intarasts and iriews. not gamble a bit and assume that coat fl^ ra a in thair comparlaOn phere o f the Good Ole Horse and Buggy Days. Beautiful WALTER k 3D80N By Petitioners rather than construction cost fig account of the Manchester High seniors have been awarded 8260 The method o f persuasion that was when the President has a sore (Continued (mm Page One) School graduation In tomor scholarships by ths Manchester beaches, boats, fishing, biking, surf casting. roonded Octobv i. uai ures. Total coat ineludas Bta used on the South provided the throat he may have a sore ftealdenta who have petitioned row’s newspaper. Rotary Club. preparation, eonatruction, furalah- normal. It had jumped to 101.6 The High School World two- PublldiMl l£T«nr tfTenlnc .Except world’s bloodiest struggle up to throat? for a hearing on proposed achool ings, grading and paving, arehi- 2-Car Crash They are Miss Lynn Ann Long Restful, roomy accommodations. Monthly, weekly Mid Buedeya end Hondays. Entered at tlM degreei at 7 a.m., but under ea at page graduation edition will ap that time; all its wounds have not building construction in Vernon tect'a feea and attendant expenses. fellow, 3 Robin Rd.; and Howard weekend rates. Poet onica at Xaacheater Conn aa tack ot drugs had retreated to the pear Tuesday. S. Turklngton Jr., 186 Center St. Second Claaa Mail Mattar. healed, ex’en yet; the Sooth still said today the propoaad Skinner When the Board of Bducation Extra copies of either edition formally accepted the Leke 8U ziormal 98.6 four hours later. Injures Two^ Miss Longrfellow, daughter of feels required to play politics, to Rd. school could cost as much as may be ordered by calling the BUracRIFTION KATES A Thoofht for Today School last month, it was inan* A fter checking him over again circulation department of the Mrs. Melvin E Longfellow rmd {■Arabia la Advance the hilt. In order to protect its own a «|uarter o f a million dollara more ATLANTIC APARTMENTS Carrier hy the tioned that Its conairuction eost— at 4 p.m.. Dr. IVavell told repor One Severely Herald. the late Mr. Longfellow, will One Tear ...... tU.IO interests and views. than neceasaiy, based on available 8692.000—ranked lower on a par ters the President had "a lot of attend Colby College In Wa- HIGH STREET BLOCK ISLAND, R I. Stx Uonths ...... 77} CooncU of Charehes Btatiatics. pupil hasia than tha construetion tervilie. Mains. She plans to Three Montba ...... 3.90 The same method of persuasion, zip" and had demanded to know; of the College of New Rochelle. One Month ...... IW The atatement gave a general cost of other schools already buUt A hekd-on collision, which oc study biology. A t the high school, Phone Or Write Harold J. Dwyer, used against the budding revolt of indication of the reasona behind "How much longer do I have to She was swimphony chairman at Weekly ...... SO Somewhere I came across this at the time the Lake St Sdiool hang around here?" curred at about 8:45 this morning, she was a staff member of Quill Bolton, Conn.— MI 3-5326 Russia against the growing con the request for a hearing, prompt the college for three years. Mr. magazine, the students’ literary touching description of a twelve- wes begun. Kennedy was then undergoing on W. Center St., just west of Lynch Is a graduate of Archbish MEMBER o r cept of the United Nations, would ed initially when the Vernon School Although more than 200 votars publication; and the Lat'In Club. > THE ASSOCIATED PRESS yearold boys thoughts as he sat Building Committee selected W il his enforced rest in his bedroom Trebbe Dr., sent two Manchester op Stepinac High School, White w The AaaocJaled Press Is excluslrelj not even lea'va a world behind it. ■ i^ ed the recent petition "within Turklngton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Entitled to the use of republicatlon oc in tha solitude of his room one liam Mileto as architect for the In the first family's White House Plains, N. Y.. and is a 1961 grad the very short period o f 4B hoore,” "esldents to Manchester Memorial Howard S. Turklngton Sr., will *KII oesrs dtsoatchea credited to It or We must use the arts o f poUtiea, Skinner Rd. school. living quarters. He had dozed at Hospital, one aith severe chest in uate of Fordham University where %ot othenr'isa credited In tnis paper lonely night, lost in meditation. Johnaon aaid, "there were many times during the day, sitting up he was vice president of the senior Wins PTO Grant attend Massachusetts Institute of ^ n d also the local news pupllshed here. which whether they are pQiyed In Mileto is the designer of the juries. Soon he kne^v, he muat undergo others who expreaeed a daeiro to In his pale blue pajamas to con class. He is a member of Delta i.iiss Joanne McHugh, 18, has Technology to study mathematics. _ All rlichts of republicatlon of special the Tillage, state, nation, or world, tAke St. Elementary School. do ao." Robert W. Wilson, 50, of 49 Arch SBispatches herein are also reeerred. delicate surgery to correct a seri The hearing has been definitely sume three bowls of chicken broth. Rho fraternity. Mr. Lynch is an been awarded a $300 scholarship He was active in the Math Club, *•------must always in'volv* some artifi St. waa reported in serious condi economist. at a blo-physics seminar, and was ous heart ailment. Slowly he re set for Monday at 8 p.m. In the Yesterday waa the day set for tion at the hospital early this after by the PTO at Manchester High t Pull sen ice client of N E. A. Serr- cial protections for the rights and moved a page from his school note Kennedy to demonstrate recovery Mr. Morlarty, father of the a member of the Verplanck chap m ce Maple St. School auditorium. JVm oilftm y e , Inc noon with chest injuries received book and began to wrrite; " I f I dlje, from his back Injury by scrapping bride. Is president of Moriarty School. She was selected by a ter of the National Honor Society JT Publishers Representatlres: Tka dignities of the minority, must al The petitioners urge everyone Krause Heads when he was Jolted against the Julius Mathews Special AMncy — I Ona wnok only Horting Jnna 24tli, Sohirdoy line.) through Sofurdoy, July Ut. Mrs. Michael B. Lynch Bros... Inc., Manchester. Mr. committee of administrators and at the high school. ways give the minority the feeling my things as listed below, will be "interested in the economy of the crutches he had been required steering wheel of his car. ork Chtcatro Detroit and Boston given to the people and places Lynch, father of the bridegroom «, .MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU o r school construction to attend the Tolland Sherilfs to use since June 9. He scrapped Mrs. Grace Palicki of 162 Spen the guidance department at the IrM FireHon CUSTOM Msflcll oil hmoct that It too may wdn ivhen it de- marked below. My globe—Laura them—but not In the fashion In was former tax administrator for eCIRCULATlONS hearing.” cer S t. driver of the other car, was A post-nuptial reception will take high school. senoe to win. and must never Kay Sander, my sister; my coin tended. He awoke from his sleep General Foods Corp., and is now WFVWTWWWTWWTTWn with instant (lean flame. Uneqoaied for (lean William M. Johnson, a spokes admitted to the hospital with mul Miss McHugh, daughter of Mr. a...... a . H.w a aaa.uu| COUtpanTj 1 leave the minority mired In the collection— my dad Har\-ey: my Earl Krause of Ellington was at 1:30 a.m. with a sore throat and place tomorrow from 3 to 6 p.m. at retired. Jpssumes no financial responsiblltty for man for the petitionera, said fig tiple bruises and lacerations of the and Mr.s. John McHugh, 209 Hills- model race car— my mother Carol; elected president of the Tolland fever He promptly called Dr. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew comfort, low fuel bills and trooble-freo performoRCt ^poiraphltrj errors appsarlar la ad- conclusion that the game is ao ures given by the building commit face, and body, according to a hos town Rd., plans to enter Central ,rertiseinen.a and other r e a d ^ matter my money—my church; ray little tee show the LakdISt achool'a to County Bherlffe Asaociatloa at ita Check these for values in T V Travell, who hurried over from her Michael Morlarty, 75 Forest St., sdn The Manchester Brsaliui BtraM hopelSM and onstaldsd it isn't tojrs— Ruth; my money in Minne pital spokesman who-said that the Connecticut State College, New 2 tal cost was 81,166 per pupil, annual meeting. home In the Georgetown section of for their son-in-law and daughter, Comfort worth playing. The politics o f pro- apolis . J5— my Sunday School Washington. woman’s condition was fair. Britain, in September, to prepare Display adyertisinc doahic benra; "while other schools designed and Fellow officers Include latiis ZENITH The Palicki vehicle was travel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bernard Vote in District for a career as an elementary With the ^j-on Fireman CUSTOM 'or Monday—1 p m lYIday y-iding life and hope for a minority claaa; my wagon—Ruth." built at the same time cost an av acA vicToa Dosc-s of penicillin and an anti 'or Ttiesday—1 p.p, Monday. Soracchi of Columbia, vice presi ing east on an Incline on W. Center Lynch. school teache^. |bahrT| Sincere and helpful guid- Mark II funiace you use a super even Involves, sometimes, extend Dale's will .vas a simple docu erage 8733 per pupil,” dent; Patrick Deyorio of rtock- U ” * Table Model biotic called tetracycline, plus test, Results ot the Eighth Utilities 'or Wednesday—1 p.m Tueadia. ment lacking legal polish and Sr** Le Roy. Mnlwimny St., adjacent to the Housing for Miss Mary Margaret Morlarty The scholarship winner is a GUILD ance in the selection of sensitive thermostat which operates r 'reursday—1 p.m Wednwdar. ing to the minority some unrea The proposed Skinner Rd. ville, treasurer; and Arthur Bren WiUi Lege appaiently stemmed the infection. the furnace with the slightest varia rhetoricar perfection. But aa a sin Fhebery Ft lee CIOC the Aged project, and crossed a became the bride o f Michael Ber District election held on Wednes, member of the National Honor So -----—J your family monument. For Friday—1 p.m1 Thuraday. T School. Johnson said, planned for of Stafford, secretary. . As a safety measure. Dr. Tra tion of room tamperature. This sCor- Saturdajt—‘- , -1 - J> p.m. ni - —Pridajr._. sonable, artificial p^i^'ilege to cere. eloquent testament of love BSS9.98. Reg. 8269.96. $ 2 2 5 double white line and into ths path nard Lynch of Irvlngton-on-Hud- day night are as follows: ciety, Girls’ Club and has uar- Consult us without obligation. Elected to the executive com vell had called down Dr. Preston pivet you remarkably uniform ^ Classified deadline; 10:10 a.m each which it may rssort wrhen all other for family and friends, and as a 640 pupils, would cost an extra one- of the westward bound Wilson car, son, N.Y., In a ceremony at St. ticlpated In Intramural sports at 1s t of pubUeatloB except Phillip Burgess was elected indoor temperature. No matter Batinday— quarter of a million dollars if built mittee were Edward Keefe of He SS” * Table Model Wade, a New York orthopedic spe police said. Forty-two feet of tire Mary’s Church, Coventry, on April Manchester High School. Mathe Ein. defanaes of its position have been recognition of obligation to one’s 31"* Table Model cialist, to make sure the infection THOMAS HNNIE how often the furnace starti there church, it has few equals. at the higher rate. He added that bron; Anthony Paulis of Coven Bbeay Odor brake marks on the road showed 22. TTie bridegroom Is the son of president on the second ballot. He matics is her favorite subject. exhausted. School Supt. Raymond E. Rams- try; and Walter BUleckl of Tol With Matching Boae had not aggravated the back strain that the Wilson vehicle attempted received 85 votes, defeating Bur 333 CHARTER OAK STREET if no smoke, no loot, no fouled FHday, June 3S Submitted by Facteiy Price Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy She is also a member of ^uth combintion chamber, no wasted oQ. We all know some of the hor dell’s pre^ction for the next 10 land. Reg. 8249.96. $ 2 ^ ^ which put Kennedy on crutches. to stop and veer to the right side Lynch. Irvlngton-on-Hudson, N.Y. Methodist Church and a former MANCHESTER The Rev. John R. Neubert $249J6. $205 Wade waa located vacationing in ton Pearl, with 88 votes, and Ber 3 of the road when the Impact oc • \^Tiere We Are In HistiNT rible examples of this kind of thing Minister. Community The Rev. Bernard Foster, pastor nard August, with 36. Burgess member of Hillstown Grange. New Hampshire and flown to the curred, it was reported. In our domestic politics. It was Baptist Church SS”* New VIste Upright 38"* Early American Lo Boy of St, Mary's Church, Coventry, failed to receive the needed ma Cloonllnost - Therti is nothing mysterious capital. Dr. George G. Burkley, Patrolmen Kenneth Barker and With the instant clean flame there only some M years ago that the Mnbegaay er Wnbeat Cherry performed the marriage ceremony, jority on the first ballbt. First bal assistant White House physician, Allan Smith were at the scene followed by a nuptial Mass. ore no ^ k s of soot blowing from lebout Russia's assault on the ex- Factory Prica |P te Reg. 8864.93. $ 2 0 | ^ also had been summoned from his lot voting was as follows; Burgess, Democratic party finally changed S TAN D A R D O IL OF C A LIF O R N IA should be of shortly after the accident occurred. The bride, given In marriage by your chimney or escaping into your Ikcuttve machinery of the United $S19.98 home in a Washington, suburb. 73; Pearl, 42; and August, 36. Its convention nominating rules to Barker is continuing the investiga her father, wore a raw silk costume noma. Hundreds of testa made with investment interest to anyone seeking to com White House news secretary Harold Burnett was elected n di (hii« wr-lmraiH sUUW %mm Dilations. It is, to the contrary, a tion of the crash. It 'was reported. suit In cinnamon brown, comple amoke-detectihg instrumenta show utM bintanh ran. Faa kra iMfllm deprive the South of what amount U ”* New VIeto Lo Bey 33"* Upright WMb Oaotere Pierre Salinger said Wade found rector on the first ballot with 87 YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON MARLOW’S ^ m p le te ly natural development Both cars were demolished and mented by a veiled pillbox hat and a flame that’s astutely clean from raoaatiaci ra ih n y i -ftratln m i Is ed to a pemcanent artificial veto bine prospects of capital appreciation with promise Maple the fever did not seem to affect votes. Opponents Leonard Wass- I FOB COMPLETE BABY NEEDS! I ■radtnhusMficfiTStlSw.ailit if n lfc jwhfch, e-ven w-hile It poses ill. also WESTOWN towed away. shoes of pale beige. She carried a the very moment it’t turned on. Reg. 8409.95. ^ ^ 2 5 Kennedy’s back. Dr. Travell re mer, Benjamin Foreman, and Bur over the selection of Us candidate of dividend income regularly. A number of factors 4265 nosegay of white violets, Illy of the illustrates something good Oiat PHARMACY ported later that Kennedy Insisted ton Pearl received 21, 10, M d 41 for President. And the reason we *0(ageaaJ Meaaore valley, stephanotls and variegated votes respectively. Down go hioi billa Oporatoa wHheut •has been happening. 4.59 Hartford Rd.— MI 9-994B should lead to increased earnings in the years *Dlagonnl Meaauro his back was in no way Uncom Rockville-Vernon retain the notorious institution of fortable. By keeping the energetic I'T- William Skoneskt polled 97 votes baby-pnllman Owners report remarkable fuel sav- chimney draft 2 Russia ia staging the first major Mrs. Donald Kerwln o f Arling the filibuster in the United Stater ahead. A yield of about is being realized at President down, she said, the virus to Wassmer’s 29 and Foreman’s 24 inp. There it no amoky warm-up The CUSTOM Mark D tanaet Irebellion against the world's WHO CAN ADVISE ton, Va., waa lier sister’s matron of Senate is not that we fa-vor the ob may acttially do him good. Mary Fahy Enters to be elected a director on the period to foul the furnace and provitUr Its own posUht ^ e d g lin g federal government. ON VITAMINS? the current market price and indicated dividend honor. She wore a floral polished first ballot. waste oil Service calls are cot to droft with precision eontroL No struction of the legislative process Dr. Travell met the press twice, converts from car-hed to ploy area' ^ Russia would not be staging this cotton dress and floral crescent hat Pearl was elected a director af the vanishing point natural chimney draft reqtdrtd. or the frustration of the will of the Vitamins are currently sold rate. Call us for more. in contrast to her isolation from Sisters of Mercy with beige silk coat and acces 'jebeTlion if that fledgling federal Good Stereo High Fidelity Phonographs newsmen during the period Ken ter defeating Bernard August on majority It makes possible, but through a number of channels: sories. She carried a nosegay of the fourth tellot, 80 to 68. Wass- IRON PIRIM AN S iffim u fted HIATNM AND COOUNO government for the world had not Door-to-door salesmen, mail nedy suffered from the back ail Mary Catherine Fahy, daughter that we know that even a minor violets. mer, Dave Mordavskl, Cffinton iiegtm to grow ■wings, power, and order houses, supermarkets, and Open Thun. 6 M to 9.-00 p.m. and Sat until neon. Zenith Portable, 4 Speakers. RCA Victor, Contemporary, Con- $*| C A ment. Salinger repeatedly had of Mr. and Mrs. Bernarid L. Fahy John Lynch of Georgeto\»'Ti Uni ity, when It believes and feela turned down requests for a ques O’Brien, and Forem w had also professional pharmacies, Just to I • • e e • • 4 of 84 Orchard St., Rockville, will versity. Washington, D. C., was his •preatiga for Itself. Reg. $129.95____ *85 sole, Oak. Reg. $189.95...... I 9 W tion and answer session with the been nominated, but had with something strongl.v enough, must, name a few. pronounce her first vows Monday brother’s best man. Ushers were •- " ■ ' ?. ‘ — No rebellion would be nsfble If Console, Walnut. Colonial Console, Maple. White House physician but pro drawn their names by the fourth FOGARTY BROS, Ine. even if Its position ia wrong and . Besides your doctor only the PUTNAM & CO. *205 as Sister Marie Noel at Our Lady Matthew Morlarty Jr. and Maurice ballot. Hhe United Nations were merely a pharmacist, backed b.v years of Members New York Stock Exchange Reg. $179.95____ Reg. .$279.95. duced her quickly yesterday with of Mercy Novitiate in Madison. Morlarty of Manchester, brothers hateful, be allowed to retain one *155 out restriction on the queries. John B. Brown was elected tax 3>lous joke, or a harmless Intema- acienttfle training and practical She is among 27 Sister of Mercy of the bride. 319 BROAD ST.— MI 9-4539 Isst weapon it can use. until the n lAn ciNH* tr. • suNonsnit • tH: mi s-i i i i Under questioning, Dr. Travell collector on the second ballot, de Jtlonal debating society. experience, is qualified to advise who will be veiled. Mrs. Morlarty wore a blue silk J»mt T, SImir • l.fcwt H. Stmrkel said that because o f the fever feating Thomas F. Conran 73 to FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL, OONNECTIOUT COKE day when Its feelings and convic you on the selection of a vita Check our stereo-phonograph dept, for other makes She Is the niece of Sister Mary costume suit with maline hat and • It is because the United Nations Kennedy had received a larger 62. Clarence Carlson had with tions have somehow softened. min fonnulation to suit your Catherine of the Franciscan Sis mink-tone accessories. The brlde- JEDO HIGHLAND COAL ^tas begun to work that Ruasld has than ordinary dose of the corticos drawn his name from the running. otugNinI particular needs. Only the phar^ and mo(/e/s and even lower prices. ters, Cleveland, Ohio, and of Sis groom’e mother chose a sheer wool Incumbants Joseph Volz, clerk; become restive macist. through his close con teroid he takes from tlma to time ter Margaret Ann of the Sisters of sheath in deep blue and green The issues of our budding world for what ia described as a "mild and Howard Keeney, treasurer ran The Congo has been the concrete tact with physicians and' phar Charity of St. Augustine, Canton, tones. She wore a black tulle unopposed. u. j r, i politics are even more violent and maceutical manufacturers. Is adrenal insufficiency." Terming ♦istance which has convinced Rus-1 . Ohio. hat with red flowers. even more desperate, in the feud fully aware of the new and the subject Irrelevant, she said Sister Marie Noel’s parents are Ala that the United Nations is be- Kennedy takes corticosteroids in For a wedding trip to Newport ing convictions and loyalties they' Important advances in nutri parishioners of St. Bernard’s R. I., Mrs. Lynch wore a beige Zor^iing something more than Rus- tional research and what this Zion Vacation minimum amounts at varying in Church. She was a member of the invoke, than those with which our tervals. wool tweed walking suit, match Jla originally bargained for it to progre.ss can mean to you and Get our low, low sale prices on 1956 graduating class at Rockville How To Be “ITils is no serious handicap or ing hat and taffy brown accessor J e own domestic political system is -your family High School. ies. with a corsage of violets. The still trying to deal, and even to Your family’s health is one of hazard to him,” ahe said. She de ” Rt'.SBla’a firs', reaction is to tr>- Bible School RCA Whirlpool Refrigerators clared the condition U not classed couple will make their home In concede that we must use the po your most cherished posses In an ordinary drop of water, Falrfleld, Conn. •€o strengthen its own veto power sions. It should be entrusted Joopnr and High Sts.. MonchMtnr, Conn. as Addison’s disease, a potentially Comfortable litical processes and the political 12 On. Ft. FnU Width critical malfunctioning of the there are about six eexUlIlon Mrs. Lynch attended Msinches- i i the operatloii of the United Na only to those members of your atoms. ter schools and is a 1961 graduate arts In trying to make it possible Top Freeaer adrenal glands. And she aaid Ken tions, to see that the United Na commurtlty who are profession- slly qualified to assume such Reg. $219.96. EXTRA nedy’s basic health Is excellent Year 'Round Lons is kept more « confederation " - a very important responsibility. AGAIN INVITING 4185 ONXY than a federation SfECIAL London, Juno 23
'T- PACn E K B T HANCHB8ISB IVENIN6 HERALD, IfANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 p A o sim ai Fringe Groups More Active Driver Hurt Dt|NMlahlt Coventry In V.S. in Depression Years In Crash UimI Rtfrigtraton Overtanled aid Thatsd Air iondkioned Cub Scout, 9, to Get « Ow) exchange goods with on* another At Wapping by an Issue of scrip whidi could th« Kinsfiah In hla campaign for be used through the system of tba Whit* Houae. Long lUtimatdy lend colonies. Adrian Gagnon, 34, e( Beat Potterton's 0|MMi 10 l4t 10 propowd that the government, by The nation watched aa the Cali Sertfbrd wss injured In a om car Top National Honor •oak • the - rich taxation, furnish IM Ohater 8A—Oer. eC C tan h •very American family with a >5.- fornia election approached. accident yesterday aftemocn neae 000 “homeatead” ailowanc* and Sinclair's opponent, Frapk Mer- the Manchester — South Windsor Nine-year eld Mlchaal Hayden g2.000 in annual Income. riam, suddenly came out four will receive a eoveted nattonai square for the New Deal, the line on Buckland SL "Share, brothers, ahare!” thun Gagnon wns taken to Manches W IU DEUVER scouting award at a apeeial Bey dered Smith, and by 10S5 millions Townsend plan and other currently Scout Court of Honor at 3 p.ra. were responding. popular measures, and the Sin ter Memorial Hospital and Is In GUARANTHD Smith gave the eulogy at Long's clair snowball began to melt as good condition a hospital epokes- A ll <|ii;ilhv Sunday at Coventry Grammar rapidly aa it had formed. man said today. He hea a broken FARM SchooL funer^ then cast hia lot with Dr. The/medal of honor, the highest Francis Townsend, a 60-year-old Mei^am won by 230,000 votes, noae and cuts of the hands and FRESH C U U O Long Beach. Calif., physician who and the next day^ Sinclair an face. HARTFORD RD„ MAIICHESTER national scouting award for meri- was genuinely shaken by the mis nounced the serialisation of a new Gagnon was driving north on A t RemmohoMb PricM -■ A tious conduct awarded eubi, ery’ and pain of the depression. His book; Buckland St. when he lost con scouts, explorer scouts or adults, program was simple, and the "1, candidate for Governor: and trol of the station wagon he was TUESDAYS Mid FBIDAyS IN will be awarded Michael for "sav whole country heard it: How I Got Llcksd." Priest to Burma driving and ran off the highway. THE MANCHESTER AREA ing life at risk of own." Give everybody over 60 a federal There u*ere many other person- During a fire at the Hayden ' The Rev. Cbarlea Rukus. MS, The car traveled 211 feet In home on Ekiglewood Trail several pension of $200 a month on condi aUUes in the miUtant spectrum of of Hartford, grandson of Mr. end Manchester, skidding across the TELM I^9904 tion they quit work and spend the the '30a. months ago, Michael awoke to Mrs. Michael Rukus, 109 HoUiater lawn at 9 Buckland St., narrowly discover the fire, awakened hla money as they got it. This, he There was Seward Collins, who St., Manchester, departed Wednes missing trees. One shrub on the McRwIiMttr Poultry Form thought, would prime the economic offered his followers "A choice be parents and helped hla father take day for Burma. land was ripped out. 413 KEENEY ST. his mother and two aiatera from pump and keep the system going. tween Communist collectivism or The priest has been assigned to The car continued across a field, When a congressional committee personal liberty under fascism.” Playwear for All the Family the blaxing building. organize facilities for the care ripping a branch from a low-hang Michael is the son of Mr. and suggested the Townsend plan There was Fascist Lawrence Den ing tree, crossed the town line and wasn't altogether sound, the doc nis, who thought capitalism was and rehabilitation of 2,000 lepers Mrs. Hugh Hayden. The family ia at the request of the Burmese gov continued 72 feet smaahing into an living temporarily with her par tor repbed. "God deUver us from doomed. There was ^x ab eth Dil- enbankment, leading up to a further guidance by professional ling, whose book "The Red Net ernment. The Lsl Selette Burma WHEEL CHAIRS ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Lynn at economists." Mission has a Sl-acre tract with private drive-way at 35 Buckland 4 417 Hartford Rd. to Manriieater. work" attacked the Federal Coun housing uniL St. .Vl\vav« hi.*ilifv af l.ow. I.ow I*ri4*4»!< Townsend welcomed Smith's sup cil of Churches, the Society of The car, demolished, plowed up Michael, however, Is attending port at first, but later concluded Father Rukus was honored last Coventry Grammar School whera FYiends, and many other groups. Sunday at a departure ceremony dirt and grass, covering the paved Earns Bachelors he wasn't his type of social re There was Art J. Smith and his driveway.. he ia completing, hia atudlaa to former and invit^ him to leave. khaki ahirts, and Gerald B. Win- at Holy Trinity Church In Hart william R. Hunniford, 25, son of Grade 4. He ia a member of Cub ford, and a farewell banquet in Gagnon smashed the steering- Mrs. W. E. and the late William E. Scout Pack 65. Bmlth did, booking up with Fa rod, who vowed he would be dic wheel with his body in the cra^ . ther Charles E. Coughlin of Royal tator of the country after a the church basement. He received Exciting Famous Marne Selection! Hunniford of 441 Center St., was Only ai>out 20 medals of honor the mission crucifix. Wltnesaea reported he got out of graduated from the University of are awarded during a year 1^ na Oak. Mich. fascist revolution. There wss the car on hia own power, bleeding, Of all the mUitants of the 30s. The mission priest, son of Mr. Miami, Coral Gables, Fla. tional scouting headquartera. Alexander Lincoln and hit Sen and lay down on the grasa. He received a degree of bach Father Coughlin was perhaps the tinels of the Republic, advocating and Mrs. Charles Rukiu of Hart Resident State Trooper. Ronald All acout unita and the publle most spectacular. His weekly ford, is a native of that city. He elor ot business administration. He are in'vited to attend the Court of repeal of the general welfare Jacobsen, Investigating the acci was treasurer of the Veterans radio audience was estimated at 10 clause of the Constitution. And Is a graduate of Holy Tllnity Honor. Michael's award 'will be million. What Father Coughlin of School, and attended L« Salette dent. said This morning the report fraternity; a member ot Alpha the only one given at the event. there were the Communists led by la not yet completed. A station wagon resU against embankment after traveling 283 feet off the road. Dirt scattered In For Sate Kappi Psl, the National Commerce fered was “aodal JuaUc*"^nclud- Earl Browder (long since expelled seminaries In Hertford, Milford, front of car was plowed up by the car and Is covering a paved driveway. The sign at top center is NEW FASHIOKS LWV News and Finance fraternity. Ing, by ItM. propoaala (or an an from the party) busily propagan Le., and Ipswich, Mass. He was the Manchester^South Windsor town line. (Herald photo by Saternls). The League of Women Voters 3 or Rent nual wage, natlonallsatloo of pow ordained In 1934 at Rome. He has Hunniford is a 1954 graduate of has been informed that the law dising, inflltrattng, manipulating Manchester High School end e 1M9 er, light, oil and natural gas, plus ‘front groups,” and flgbting In taken graduate studlee at Cathol Deaths Last ISight providing for staggered terms of various monetary measures. in Turkey, who formerly served In Michigan, died yesterday. Moody, a former leader in'musical circles graduate of Mitchell College in office on certain CJoventry town tramural battlea beaidea. ic University and Boston College, South America,'PYance and Cali New London. He will attend U.B. A strain of antt-eemitism also There were many lesser lights and has been professor of classical whom she married'in 1940, died in Chicago, died last night. Dr. mCDICRL boards Was signed June 15 by Gov. By THE ASSOC3ATED PRESS fornia, died yesterday. 1954. Malko was an American citizen of Naval Flight School to Pensecola, John Dempsey. ran tteough his weekly broadcasts. whose flame, like that of the more languages at L* Salette Seminary, Istanbul, Turkey — Archbishop Washington—Mrs. Ruth A. Fla., starting July 29. The Rev. Joseph Fitzpatrick, Influential peraonaliUea of the Altamont, N. Y. He has studied at Sydney, Australia—Dr. Nicolai Russian birth. He lectured in Chi PHflRmfiCY The bill, aponaorad by the KaraMn Hachadouryan, 81, head Moody, widow of former Demo Malko, 73, musical director of the cago in 1940 and came to Austra in SWIMWEAR JMWS.NMM.A3. M.S-4M3 LWV, was Introduced to the legis Fordham University sociologist, '30s, eventually burned out. the UB. PubUc Health Service of the Armenian Gregorian Church cratic Senator Blair Moody of Sydney Symphony Orchestra and •airs of Coughlin's popillaiity: The miUtant movementa came— Hospital and Leprosartum at Car' lia in 1957. South Windfor lature by Mrs. Mildred C. HUtgen, ‘'Communism had a special attrac- and went. vine. La. Democratic repreaentativc. and tlon for many during this period was supported by her and her fel of economic depressioa. Wapping School low Democratic representative, "Xany were disilluBioned with Stephen Loyzim. capitaUam, but they couldn't m ^ m / L ______A. NOVELTY KNIT This bill clears ths way for s»- square communism with their re To Graduate 53 tablishment of staggered ternu of ligious beliefs. Father Coughlin of m PINE STREET aai office by the special town meeting fered them a convenient substi COVENTRY DAY CAMP COTTON MAILLOT Fifty-three students will gradu Monday at 8 p.m. at Coventry tute." HARTFORD ROAD ate Saturday at 8 p.m. from the Grammar School.' If passed, the Coughlin now is pastor of a OPENING OUR 23nl SEASON, JUNE 24 Wapping Elementary School Grade staggered terma of office pro church at Rojral Oak—and, he has MANCHESTER ' 8. vision will immediately effect the coming O ct 3 election. said, “Glad to be out of politics." The Rev. Walter L. Abel, pastor While Fhther Coughlin was AIRvCONDITIONCO 5 .9 7 Miss Hilda M. Keller and Mra. promising social Justice, another I For BOYS Md 8IRLS, A8ES 4 tt 12 I of Our Savior Lutheran Church, Donald C. Smith wera recant dele KIMCS Attractive white novelty pattern on red, will deliver the invocation and gates to the state convention of voice of the '30s was showing be Iliac or black grounds. Built-in bra. Sizes the LWV held to New London. leaguered millions "The Way 32 to 40. benediction. Sharon Williams, class Out." That was the title of the SEASON IS FROM JUNE 24 to AUG. 25 president, will give the welcome. Many state agenda Items were latest book by Upton Sinclair. voted for the coming year, includ m Speakers on the theme, "Days ing the study of Connacticut alee- Adndrers of the book persuad • Red Croflfl Swimming Instructions Boating • Arts ed the 54-year-old author to quit • for Decision,” are Alyc* Zimmer, tion laws, especially residency re and Crafts o Camp Craft • Nature Lore • Archery Linda Xantho, and Theresa Pres- quirements, legislation and voting the Socialist ticket, on which he B. LASTEX SUITS tileo. American Legion awarda will had made three unsuccessful at • Dramatics • Athletien • Beach Trips s Spcdal Events. procedure, absentee ballots, pri Roys' Terry Lined be presented by Senior 'Vice Com mary law and the use of the p i^ y tempts ftM- pubUc offlee, and to run mander Robert O. Dyke, and PTA for governor of California as a Shop with Confidence lever. Methods of financing publio Special Program For 4 to 6 Year Group WITH BOY LEG awards by Mrs. Frederick Welles. DentocraL CABANA SETS elementary and secondary Ques Sinclair yielded, and in 1933 an Also remedial tutoring and instructfons availahle in \" Diplomas will be awarded by tion will also be studied. nounced ^ candidacy with a Language Arts, Reading and Arithmetic at Coventry S a v « * o n li)Yorylliin^ V o n K n y Mrs. R. Chaae Laabury of the board Young Demoerata Dance pamphlet: *% Governor of Cali Summer School of education. Mrs. Julia Durig will The Young Democrats Club will fornia, and How I Ended Poverty: 5 .9 7 Sizes 3-6x be the accompanist for the choral sponsor a public dance at 8 pm. a true story of the future." Transportation and Complete Insurance n 2 .9 7 numbers. Saturday at the KofC home on His plan catapulted the amiable Roned bra . . . button tab bodice and leg. Officers of the class are Sharon Snake Hill Rd. In charge of ar author to the center ring of the Coverage Prodded Back zipper and adjustable straps. Black, Sizes 9 -1 6 ...... $3.57 Williams, president; Lynda Freed rangements and tickets are Mrs. full blown poUtical circus. Hie aqua, violet, 34 to 40. man, vice president; Theresa Pres- Ann LaBrec and Mrs. Rita LaVole. Novelty printed terry lined jacket, tileo, secretary; and Linda Swider, The High Lights of Manchester program was ^mple. Phone or Write Mrs. Harold Burke, Director Closely-Woveh Tweed Viscose Rayon matching boxer waist tninks with treasurer. will furnish music for dancing. The state would acquire imoc- Box 323, Storrs, Conn.—GA 9-2919 or PI 2-6986 built-in support. Marshals are Kenneth Cloutier Reorait Tndatog Over cupled land which Joblees families and Sheryl Groebel; ushers, Diane Marins Pvt. Edward J. Ploufe, would till and develop, and even C. HELENCA KNIT Brandish, Gloria ciamaschi, Joan son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Ploufe of Riley and Maxine Zeruk. Merrow Rd„ completed recruit The graduates are; Nancy C. training May 31 at the Marino B R O A D L O O M SHEATH SUIT Bard, John Bienkowaki, Janice Corps Recruit Depot, Parris la- Blrdsey, Carolyn Bowers, John J. land, S. C. He la scheduled to re Affl-CONDmONED Cahill, Duane Carr, Busan A. port to Camp Lejeune, N. C., for Chauvin, Mary Clark, Patricia combat tofemtry training and then 8 .9 7 Connellan, James E. Coveneky, will receive specialixed instruction 9 X 1 2 R U G S Donald Daigle, Albert Desriiene, at a service school or be assigned Deep V bark with button detailing Maureen Ferris, Suscui A. FInkle, to a unit of the Fleet Marin* . built.in bra. Black, tur Scott Fitzgerald, David H. Forn- Force. quoise and pansy. Sizes 32 to 38. walt, Vincent Forostoski Jr., la s t Meeting Lynda Freedman, Nisa Freedman, The Fragment Society of Sec Cushion Foam Rubber Back Nancy Giggey, Dennis Grenier, ond Congrogational Church will Robert E. Hale, Roberta Hawkins, have its final meeting of the sea EXTRA SIZE SWIMSUITS Douglas Higgins, Catharine Hol son Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at GS lister, Jean Jeeki, Sandra Karvells, the Church (Community House. The StlF-SEMINt H n . m u 6.97 to 9,97 George Klember, Paul Kugler, meetings will be resumed in Sep Peter Kugler, Antoinette Kulas, tember. Society members held PINE ST. m 4 HAinrOflO RD. Joyce Kyc, Virginia Levasseur, their recent annual outing at the Sandra Llttlefleld, C3rnthia Mon- General Lyon Inn in Ekistford. iz, Lysbeth Palmer, Kathryn FI re ladle* Picnic Set BOYS’ SHORTS Poulos, Theresa Prestlleo, Joyce The Women's Auxiliary to the Rinaldi, Gary B. Schwartz, Claudia Coventry Volunteer Fire Aasocto- Sherman, Carol Siniacalchl. San tion has set Aug. 2 for its annual dra E. Snider, Linda Swider, picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sharyn Toccallne, David A. Tripp, Frederick G. Bissell on High St. Amazing New * Color-Locked , . . Close Weave for Long Wear Earl Ward, Sharon Williams, Le Plans have been completed for the women to march in a parade a Easy to Keep Clean . . . Needs No Padding ona Wilson, Linda Xantho, Unda Boxer waist with zip front and two Yanusltui, Nancy Young, Alyce 'gr~6:30 p.m. Saturday in Vernon, a Lxwked Ifani Retards Pile Crashing . . Firm Loops pockets. Pm cords, polished cottons. Zimmer. and another at 7 p.m. July 8 to Sizes 4 to 12. Blacktop Hop Slated Windsor Locks. a Thick Fham Cuablon Ellmliiates Skidding Hie women are planning for the Abe E. Miller Post, American Joint Silver Jubilee Anniversary of No-Stick Fry Pan Misses' Mix and Match Legion, will sponsor a blacktop the North and South Coventry fire 6 X 9’ hop Juns 30 from 8 to 11:30 p.m. departments which will be held Size at the parking lot of the Wapping July 20, 21 and 22. 12 .9 7 Shopping Center on Oakland Rd. Honor Graduate Ron Landry of IVDRC will be Albert Landry Jr. of School St., with No Fat, Oil or Butter 2 PC. SHIRT AND disc Jockey and bring gueat atars. has graduated from St. Joseph's The affair is open to all. Parochial School in WiUimantle Berry Event Sunday with top honors. He received an Strawberry shortcake served award for the highest class aver OPEN DAILY TIL 10 * PLENTY OF FREE PARKING CAPRI PARTS SET continuously from 4 to 7 p.m. Sun age day in the dining room of First Albert plans to enter the new Congregational Church will be a Coventry Junior - Senior High project of the South Windsor His School to September. % torical Society. Bulletta Board ' Patrons will be able to visit the The annual 4-H family picnic » 3 .5 7 extensive collection of old auto will be held at 5 p.m. Sunday at mobiles owned by Albro Case of the Plains Athletic Field. Fam (3able stitch and novelty weave Capri pants in East Windsor Hill. Tickets may be ilies are to bring a main dish and black, blue, green, magenta and taupe. Schlffll em purchased in advance from any salad. Beverages and dessert will broidered roll sleeve blouse to match. Caprii 10 to member of the society. be furnished. There will be soft 18. Blouses 34 to 40. Finishes Air Course ball, volley ball and other games Marine Pfr. Stephen J. Jeski, for all age groups. son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Jeski The Rev. James R. MacArUiur, of 403 Abbey Rd., Ext., was gimd- pastor of First Congregational uated June 2 from the two-week Church, will be on the staff of the Aviation FAmiliarlzation School at Bushnell Junior High Conference the Naval Air Technical Training at Camp Woodstock from Sunday Center, Memphis, Tenn. Ihls through July 1. During this time, the Rev. Mr. MacArthur will be Jse ■ «Mik *4 rourse prepares students for a more technical training school and available for pastoral duties. To * cisik «r slew h duty with the aviation branch of reach him in an emergency, Mrs. neiplsulr Mism’ Smart Raatfom Dari the Marine Corps. MacArthur may be called at her home on Nathan Hale Dr. Foam Rubber Back Manchester Evening Herald South Windsor correspondent, Manchester Evening Herald Osv- NOVELTY PRINTED leiura Knti, telephone Mitchell eatry correspondent, F. Panllne Complete wHh 4-1753. Little, telephone PI 2-8231. Wood Spatula HALL AND STAIR TWEED CARPETING JAMAKAS, SURFERS Giris' Wofh 'n Wear 3.94 a Iktop Vlseoae Pile Yarn, Solutlon-Djed CROP TOP SETS GUITAR INSTRUCTION a MolU-OoIor Twead and Stripe Blends 27x96” 3.77 Just am v^from Italy ... deluxe quality 1 0 extra heavy gauge aluminum 27*72' SPECIAL SUMMER COURSES fry pan \m h super-silicone coating bonded to inside surface. Foods can’t stick * Solid Bordered Tweeds . . . Foam Jnte Backs Siio * V* evenly applied . . . no warm-up needed . . . washes easily without 27x164” 5.77 o 10 WEEK HOBBY CLASSES FOR ADULTS and CHIM>REN * Washable . . . 100% Skid and SUp Besistant 2 .5 7 abraaves. Graceful m PAOI TSN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 V-. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 Economic Situation Worse Hebron Chamiw, formerly of Hdbran, Castro Rejects Latest (Wfer write interestingly from their present parish in Lake Helen, Oak Hill School -Gilead Picnic Fla., that nuuiy of their winter FOR R IN t Of Tractors for Prisoners parishioners began flocking iMck Awards to Two $ and I t HUB. Maifo Vraleetera Adtai Cites Discontent —MOBd er sOMt, 1^ U nM. Marks Century to their northern homes in May, elide prajeeton. (Goattaned from Fags Om ) but have since complained bitterly Miss Joan Tedford of Manches alMut the weather up here. Cutro alao said the committee About Town For Parsonage ter and Gerard Moglelnlckl of WELDON DRUG CO. Gi'owtk in Latin Area A letter came fram Maine say M l Main S t Ta). Ml t-8 lfl had been silent about another pro ing it wag go cold it wgs necessary Coventry, stuflenU at th^Oak HUl A piurfic and open houee will to have a flro in every room. School for blind children In Hart posal to exchange the invasion Joseph S. Malinguaggio, radar- be held Sunday immediately after I- \ ^ man third class, USN, son of Mr. (Coatlnwd tram Pags OM) “Next year,” said the oomplatnerg, ford, received awards today from leaders for Francisco (The Hook) the (34iead Congregattonal Church "we art not going home till June.” hiollna^a pro-CSaatro Cuban who is and Mrs. Sarino Malinguaggio, 37 eervice, at approximately 12:30, the school. STANDARD and PORTABLE Seaman Circle. Is serving aboard Hospital Notes phasize his personal interest In the They might not have found that Miss Tedford was among 10 stu awaiting sentencing in New York on the pareonage lawn. much better. TYPEWRITERS City on a second degree murder an escort destroyer, USS Robert Alliance for Progress, Stevenson The event commemoratee the 44- IS . dents honored for good citizenship. dia'rge; Pedro Albizu Campos, a A. Owens, part of the anti-subma Fatleats Today: 225 said, but whather or not he can go 100th annivereary of the building The weather In the Florida par Moglelnlckl received a recreation RENTED rine force Task Group Bravo, oper ish is described as perfect all the award for effort. AT REASONABLE PRICES 70-.vear-old Puerto Rican national JU>MITTED 'YESTHIRDAY: Se depends on "so many considera of the pareonage In 1861. The late ist leader who is under guard in a ating out of Norfolk. Va. The task George Hodge was the carpenter spring, but with so lltle rain that 'The awards presentation mark BERUBE TyPEWRITER group left recently for a three- bastian Falcone; Taylor St., Ver tions at horns.” orange and grapefruit plants and SERVICE San Juan l.oscital. and Henrj’ Win non; Mr*. Ruth Casello, 88 Hale in diarge of the building, which ed the closing of the school for ston, a jailed American Commu month midshipmen training cruise "W e have explained to our Latin trees have to be watered. Oran^^ the klimmer. 479 E. m id d l e TPKE. in the Mediterranean Sea. St. BSxt, Rockville: Mrs. Oora neighbors that we can only help cost $3,o00. The present occupants AT THE GREEN nist party leader. of the parsonage are the pastor, and grapefruit are getting larger Ridyard, 22 Centorileld S t; Mrs. them to help themselves, ” Steven but many are dropping off owing The three invasion leaders arc Mary Yankowrici, 93 North St.: the Rev. John, N. Cross and family. DR. H. L. CLOW Capt. Manuel Artlme. Jose San St. John's Day Mass will be cele son said. The Kennedy administra Modern conveniences have been in to the dryness. • Robert F. Sloan, 49 Wadsworth tion Is eager to do all it can on Newtown, June 23 (IP)—Funeral Roman. and P^fael Bolivar brated at St. John’s Polish Nation stalled in the parsonage since its The Champes write of a friend, al Catholic Church tomorrow at 9 S t: HamlHon Jones, 17 Brainard this basis, he added. a missionary to the Indians, who services will be held tomorrow for Fuente. erection. Dr. Henry L. (jlow, retired senior The committee had asked Cas a.m.. followed by a hot dog roast PI.; Adelaide King, 100 Greenwood Stevenson attributed the dete Uves In Utah but geU his mail 30 Dr.; Mra. Mabel R. Wood, 612 E. rioration he encountered in Latin Hebron Congregationallsts are staff physician at the Fairfield tro for a list of prisoners who on the church grounds for children invited to attend. It will be a fam miles south in Arizona. Yet, He would be subject to the exchange. of the Polish School and Sunday Middle Tpke.; Nancy U Turk. Blast America to “ a worsening economic bron people complain because they State Hospital. Clow, 74, died at Hampton; Mrs. Louis Shewokls, situation and rising discontent. " ily affair, with each group bring the hospital yesterday after a The original number was 1.214 but School. Stanley Opalach will be in ing its own picnic lunch. Bever have to go a half mile to the new Castro's list included only 1.167. charge, assisted by teachers. Wapping; Michael Schuetz, 13 And he attributed these conditions post offlee. Blaze Keeps Firemen on Job All ^ight short Illness. He reUred In 1957, ages will be Drovided. , having Joined the staff In 1941. Today, the radio quoted (Jastro Sunset Lane, Bolton; Dorothy in turn to an explosive birth rate, Flower Show Wliuiera A converted tobacco bam holding'new bay and machinery on the and ' other ' equipment was lost. There was no estimate of dam Girls Stnto Delegate as saying the ''.167 were the only Miss Jean Hennequin. daughter Haley, 8 Walnut St.; Judith Har low productivity, and in many Mrs. H. Clay Osborn won the farm of William R. Nleman Sr., Job’s Hill Rd., EUln^on, was age or of the amount of hay In the bam. Fire companies from ones of the group who were inno of Mr. and Mra. Walter L,. Hen vey, 245 Summit St.; Adrian Gag cases a feudalistic social system, Mias Ellssa Lederer, daughter best-of-show award for her entry completely destroyed by fire last night when the bam was report Broad Brook, Hazardville, Somers and Crystal Lake, as well as cent of crimes against the Cuban nequin. 167 Green Rd., recently at non, Blast Hartford: Patricia Ann social injustice, and aq unbalanced of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Lederer of in the Women’s Fellowship flower ed hit by lightning. Neighbors returning from graduation exer the Ellington company, were on the scene all night, leaving at 6:30 people- tended a reception In Maplewood. Rlnea, 40 Brent Rd.; Catherine Al- use of resources. Hebron, has been named Girls’ cises at Ellington High School saw the flames and notified the Nie- a.m. An Ellington pumper returned today to the farm to wet MANCHESTER ■how. Her entry, in the class "A man's between 9:30 and 10. A truck, tractor, fertillzet- spreader Castrj was further quoted as N. J., for a senior class of which balr, Andover; Thomas Hollister, "nie United States, he said, could State delegate by the Regional Roman Holiday,” was an arrange down the stnouldering remains. (Herald photo by Satemis). C6UNTRY CLUB saying he had accepted the inter FVed Barre. formerly of Glaston South Windsor; Lewis J. Savoie, encourage Latin American govern High School. She is sponsored by ment of mixed flowers featuring vention of the Tractors for Free 19 Newman St.; Mrs. Frances the Congregational Women’s Fel bury’. was a member. Miss Henne ments to make necessary refonns clematis. 11am I. Borst who arranged white June 30, under the sponsorship of The Rev. John N. Cross, pastor, making several detours to pick up dom Committee because he con quin. a junior at Manchester High Kibbe, Emington; Mra. Laure in their tax syM.ems, use of land, lowship, Hebron PTA, Jones- First prize in the "Scandinavian daisies in a glass vase. both the Hebroh and Gilead BUFFET SUPPER sidered the committee to be "de Mercer, South Coventry. Keefe American I«gion Auxiliary, will superintend the 6 to 12-year- children in Amston, Gilead sec School, was a guest of his parents, social services, and such programs Serenity” class went to Mrs. Carl Samuel Hilding, Daniel G. Hor churches. old group: Mrs. Ifrederick Brehant, tions, and London Rd. 2 cent and serious" since Mrs. Amston Lake S^e Co., and the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barre. Barre ADMITTEID TODAY: Robert as housing and community devel Lankof for an arrangement of ton and Jennifer Nygren won blue Children from 3-years-old the preschool ' group; and Miss A nominal charge for tuition In FrankUn D. Roosevelt was a mem will enter Oomell University in the 'Wilson, 49 Arch St.; Mra. Lavinia opment. Hebron Synagogue Sisterhood. blue iris and greens in a flat, blue ribbons in the horticultural class; Hotond CoM Food ber of the group. through Grade 6 are eligible for Carole Pagach, the arte and crafts cludes a beverage and crafts ma*- fall. Sansom, 85 Hamlin St.; Mra. All governments on the contin She is a member of the National dish. Mrs. Bklward A. Smith for her A f work. However, Castro said the com Honor Society, the Student Coun the classes. Those imder six will terial. The names of children who SUNDAY. 5:30-7:30 Lucille Montano, Wapping. ent hope Kennedy will be able to Ah arrangement of pansies and rican violets; Samuel Hilding for meet from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily. The classes will be conducted on plan to attend should be given to mittee's ultimatum Miowed its in Guest speaker at a meeting of „ , „ . Herald Photo by Ofiara cil, French Club, chorus, and other small flowers. In a tea cup, his rubber plant; and Mrs. FVed- (RAIN OR SHINE) tention to break off negotiations Robert Beach, new president of the Barnard student coi';.cll, Richard Pasternack, president of this year’s student council at BIRTHS "YESTERDAY: A son attehd the Intei^Amerlcan Confer Those over 6ryears-old will meet the grounds of the Hebron church the Rev. Mr. Post or the child’s the Kiwanis Oub of Manchester to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porell, ence, he said, but some believe choir. Girls State will be held at entered by Mrs. Richard Gale in erick Rowley Sr., for her hanging and lay the blame exclusively on pledges fulfillment of his campaign promises next year as Miss Illing, Introduces Principal A. Hyatt SutUffe, who discussed •’Re the University of Connecticut Sun until 4:30 p.m. and aiajacent property of Donald Sunday School teacher immediate Members and Guests next Tuesday noon at the Manches Wapping; a daughter to Mr. and necessary preparations have not the "English” cIsm , was awarded basket begonia. Coiirses will include religion and ly. ______the Cuban government, the radio ter CJountry Club will be lindy Wendy Robinson, retiring president, looks on. flections of a Principal.” (Herald photo by Saterfils). day to July 1. a blue ribbon. Robinson. The Clark Transporta ADULTS $2—CHILDREN $1. reported. Mrs. Uoyd Nicholas, 128 Grand been made and are appljrlng pres Vacation School Set nature studies, arte and crafts, tion Co. of Colchester will furnish Manchester Evening Herald Remigino, track coach of Hartford Ave., Rockville; a daughter to Mr. sure to delay the meeting for a Nenvs ef the Champes The blue ribbon in the ’‘Old New T h e Congregational vacation n e committee already had or The Rev. and Mra. Howud music, recreation and religious transportation with buses starting oorreepondenL Miss Susan B. Pen 5 ls ^ BeservaUons Now! 3 High School, who was a 1956 England” class went to Mrs. Wil- dered aides, barring a Castro ac and Mrs. Richard Adams, 85 few weeks. school will open Mrniday and close drama. from Amston at 8 or 8:30 a.m. dleton. Olympic gold medal winner in the Spruce SL ceptance, to return unopened to 100-yard dash event UsS. Reds Win Among changes he had noted sendees more than 60,000 pieces of Obituary BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. since last touring Latin America, mail that had piled up in P.O. Box Barnard and Illing and Mra. Davis Welch, 23 Thomp Stevenson said the stability of Freedom in Detroit. Most of the The Little Theatre of Manches Plea for Stay son St, Rockville; a daughter to governments hsM, if anything, de mall was believed to contain pub- ter will hold its annua] picnic at Howard A. Wheelock Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Jaworski, clined, and Oimmunlst or subver Ue donations which the committee 6:30 tonight at the home of Phyl RockvlUe-Howard Atwell Whee 33 Clyde Rd. lis Hemingway on Vernon Rd. in sive acti'vlty of the extreme Left had asked. lock. 63, of 148 Prospect St., died Hold Closing Programs On Registering DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: and Right had clearly increased in Iha committee was organized Bolton, ‘nils will be the last suddenly at his home this morning. scheduled activity for the season. Mrs. Shirley Drew, 14 Brainard some countries. by Mrs. EHeanor Roosevelt, widow He was a supervisor in the PI.; Earl Hemingway, Warehouse Throughout Latin America, he of former President Franklin D. There will be a brief meeting at painting department at Pratt and All was enthusiastic this morning^ that that history has been most (Continued from Page One) which plana for attending various at the final assemblies of the school pleasant.” He noted "the fine co Point; Mrs. Mary Dunlop, 169 ■aid, there was almost imlversal Roosevelt; Dr. Milton Eisenhower, Whitney Aircraft. Maple S t; Hector Leveeque, 122 approval of the objectives of the a brother of former President plays during the summer will be Born June 10. 1868 in Ellington, year at Barnard and Illing Junior operation that We have received dared after the June 5 decision discussed. High School during the year.” that they did not plan to register Deepwood Dr.; Francis L. Hence, Castro Revolution in Cuba. Dwight D. Msenhower, and Walter he was a son of William and 61 Lenox S t; Moreland Lord, "But there is IltUe awareness on P. Rwther, president of the Unit Mary Dowd Wheelock. He has Both school assemblies opened Before Sutllffe’s talk, a student, with the Justice Department. Atty. with spirited marches played by WlUiam Farr, said he hopes “IlUng Gen. Robert F. Kennedy said pro Phoenex S t, Vernon; Linda Ellis, the part of the people that that ed Auto Workers Union. They A meeting was held Monday lived In Rockville for 45 years. 47 Virginia Rd.; George Grigas, revolution has been betrayed,” he are eo-chairmen and their venture evening at 8 o’clock by members Mr. Wheelock attended Union the junior high school bands. wUl be aa proud of us as we wiU be ceedings against the party would YOUR 13 ca n . 24KKM At Illing, the assembly for Grade of Illing.” The school, he said, has be started, under the decision, by 26 Burke Rd., Rockville; Mrs. said. Awareness of that fact is in bad White House approval. of the Greek Orthodox Church, Congregational (Jhurch and w Helen King, Wapping; James Hig creasing, however, and "among St. George, In Hartford, to discuss 8 students marked the end of the helped build •'fine citizens of ril Aug. 9. Frankfurter’s stay has the a member of the Red Men. gins, 167 Tanner St.; Mrs. Diann the governments there is very lit San Diego, Calif., June 23 UP> ■ plans for the building of a new He is survived by his wife, Mrs. first school year at the new school. ing and ultimately fine citizens of effect of deferring this planned Students noted the fact in original Manchester.” Justice Department action. Odell, 42 Oak St.; Mrs. Inez Den tle illusion,” he said. Onxments of the tractors - for- Church on Fairfield Ave.. Hart Rose Helm Wheelock; a son. Eld- nison, 113 Braiifo^ S t; Mrs. Mar- priMners exchange used a tractor ford. A report was g;iven on the ward Wheelock of Broad Brook; a prayers, essays, poems, and a play. The Illing program also Included Frankfurter was the author of amount of funds raised. The program of three assemblies a prs3^r by Julia Elells; an original the June 5 decision. His action in delle Christenson and son, 63 motorcade to protest the idea here. daughter. Mrs. William T. Powers Walker S t; Mra. Irene Maneggia Banners unhirled ss three trac at Barnard Included a review of play, “ Illing's First Year,” by Ju granting a stay was in the face of of Jacksonville, N.C.; a brother, student council activities for the and son, Andover; Mrs. NAtalie tors chujfged along downtown Lebro FYacchIa reported he was William Wheelock of 206 E. Main dith Jackson; a poem. "Illing Jun Justice Department opposition, ex Culombe Likes past year by Leo Diana, staff ad ior High,” by ^ tse y House; an plained to him in a memorandum. Svetltchny and son. 111 Orchard CHOICE REFRIGERATORS streets yesterday said: "Don't Fid called Wednesday afternoon to St.; a sister. Mrs. Lillian Wilson visor. The new student council essay by Penny Sousa; a tribute The Frankfurter opinion ex St.', Rockville; Mrs. Barbara Gig- dle with FTdel" and "Don’t L«t kill a three-foot water moccasin of Manchester; and a grandson. president, Robert Beach, pledged gey and daughter, Coventry. Them Bury Us with Our Own snake in the gan ge of South Funeral services will be held by Peter Tennant; a poem, "Fare plained the court's reason for up Menu Served fullfillment of his campaign prom well Illing," by Judy Frlthsen. holding constitutionality of the DISCHARGED TODAY: Susan Tractors.” Methodist (jhurch. Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the Ladd Soule, Waterford; Thomas Hollis John DePuy. who said he was ises next year, and retiring presi Also, "Climb EJvery Mountain,” 1950 Subversive Activities Control ^ n eral Home. 19 Ellington Ave. dent Miss Wendy Robinson re Act. ter, South Windsor; Lee Cornish, chairman of the Fair Play for The Rev. Paul Bowman of Union sung by the seventh grade choir; In ^Death Row’ The executive board and mem ceived a gift of appreciation for her “ Reflections of a Student,” by Ann "The purpose of th e.. .act.” said Glastonbury; Clinton Ullock, Wap USA Committee, said his organiza- bers of the - Central Connecticut Congregational Church, will of work with the council. tion hoped to "counter propaganda Russell; a prayer by Linda Garri Frankfurter, "is said to be to pre ping; Viola Campbell, 42 Joseph zone of the Lutheran Laymen’s flclate. Burial will be in Grove Hill George Bradlau, principal of St.; Daniel Maroney, 54 Pleasant Wethersfield, June 23 (VP)—A r spouted by the Fair Play for Cuba Cemetery. son: "Illing Benediction” by Ruth vent the world-wide Communist thur CMlombe, key figure in one nMtsrKnaonamiiin League will meet tonight at 8 at Barnard, noted that the students St.; Robert Dixon, Hebron Rd.; Committee.” He added: Friends may call at the funeral Strickland and the eighth grade conspiracy from accomplishing its of Connecticut’s most controver Zion Elvangelical Lutheran ChuiKh. are now " .. .a little taller, a little choir; and “May the Good Lord purpose in this country. Colleen Williams, South Windsor; "We want to prevent weapons Rudolf Lotz, local representative, home Saturday from 2 to 5 and 7 sial murder cases, said he would from getting into hands of the older” than when they arrived at Bless You and Keep You” by the "It is not for the courts to re Mrs. Blanche J. Marino. 13 West- Is in charge. i to 9 p.m. the school. ’’We’ve often heard it wood St.; Boy Goff, S3 Division rather remain on “ Death Row” enemy. Tractors are weapons, at eighth grade choir. examine the validity of legislative at Wethersfield State Prison than said that this is a world of change,” Awards findings (by Congress) and reject St.; Mrs. Marcia Mulcahey and least the way Castro will use them . Mrs. Martha G. 5Ieyer he smiled. bo transfenred to the Hartford to build missile bases.” Marine Lance Cpl. Thomas A. Awards were presented to stu them." son, East Hartford; Mrs. Roxann Mrs. Martha Glenney Meyer, 62 Bradlau said he hoped next State Jail. Roche, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bigelow St., wife of George Meyer, dents for accomplishments in writ The court's vote was 5-4, with Lannan and daughter, 87 S. Maiii 2;D00R'l3.3 cun: year's class would continue the St.; Mrs. Norma Pajot and son, Alexander A. Goldfarb, Culom- W. Roche Jr.. 81 Florence St., and died this morning at Manchester ing and art as follows: Chief Justice Warren and Justlcea Marine Pfc. Joseph C. Naumec accomplishments of its predeces Judith Naschke, key, and Deb Black, Douglas and Brennan dis Wapping. be's public counsel, said yestenlay Memorial Hospital after a long ill sor. Cyclist Injured, son of Mrs. Rose J. Naumec, 90 ness. orah Pond, honorable mention, aa senting. the 37-year-old mental defective Foster St., both based st ciamp Allan Cone, vice principal, said Grade 7 winners in the scholastic Counsel for the Communist par has decided to remain on "Death Mrs. Meyer for years was a p e was ’’very proud of the achieve Struck Car Door Lejeune, N. C., are touring South piano teacher In Manchester. She writing contest: Almee Patterson, ty, in their petition for reconsidera Coventry Row” even though the U.S. Supre ...ON AMAZINO N«W Africa aa part of a State Depart' ments we have been able to make Judith FYithsen, Roger Moore, tion, said, among other things, that me Court earlier this week set •was a graduate of Yale Conserva here. Frank Wegriyn, 47, of 16 Union ment-sponaored cruise to promote Richard A. Bennett and William the Supreme Court’s affirmance of aside his conviction. tory of Music. She was a mem "It's a good time to take stock Merrifield Wins St., was treated for minor head in goodwill between America and the ber of the C2iurch of the Nazarene. Hart, honorable mentions aa the registration requirement, “On Culombe and Joseph Taborsky, juries at a local doctor’s office new independent states of Africa. and a good time to look ahead.” eighth grade winners In the con the basis of legislative findings dubbed Connecticuf’s "Mad Dog Mrs. Meyer was bom In Man he said. "I am eager to build on eariy yesterday afternoon after chester, Aug. 22, 1890, the daugh test. without regard to the record facts UofC Scholarship Killers,” were convicted of six being thrown from his bicycle The Salvation Army Sunday ter of the late William G. and the foundations we have started Also, Russell Metheny, Charles and findings, destroys the protec killings that occurred within a NORGE to build.” when it collided with an open door School will hold an annual picnic Ann Stevenson Glenney. She lived Oregonis and Barbara Higbie, cer tion of the (Constitution’s) first Burton K. Merrifield Jr. of Rab period of several months In 1957. of a parked car on Main St, near tomorrow at Nathan Hale Camp in all her life here. The Barnard program also In tificates of merit as Grade 7 win amendment. It permits the legis bit Trail, has been awarded a four- After jc^nlng CUlombe In one cluded performances by the new lature to outlaw any dissident po Wasl^gton St South Coventry. All members of Besides, her husband, she Is sur ners in the scholastic art contest: year scholarship tor study at the unsuccessful appeal, Taborsky de Gustave A. Arendt, 20, of 38 the Sunday School or church are dance band and songs by the and Gale Bycholski, Anthony litical group simply by making cided not to appeal further and SwingbServe vived by one brother John Glen University of Connecticut. William St, operator of the car, invited to attend. Buses wUI leave ney of Manchester; and several Barnard Junior High Elnsemble. Meek. Terry Timmins, Michael Or- opprobrious findings.” died in the electric chair. said he did not see the bicycle the church at 12:30 p.m. and re nieces and nephews. Other new and retiring student lowski, Alan Morrison, Richard He and Gerda Maria Church of when he started to get out of his council members were Introduced. Chaplin, received news of the (Joldfarb earlier this week u id turn about 8:30 p.m. In the event Funeral services will be held at Nlese, Richard A. Carlson, Deb he would request the transfer of ear, police reported. No arrests of rain, a cancellation announce the Church of the Nazarene on •Historic Yeari orah Pond, Janice McMillen, and award of the annual Philip Lauter wars made. At Illing, Principal A. Hyatt West Urged to Risk Foundation scholarships, at Wind his client from the Wethersfield ment will be broadcast over sta Monday at 2 p.m. Burial will be Ruth Strickland, certificates of jail to the Hartford jail. REFRIGERATORS tion WINF between 10 a.m. and m East Cemetery. SutUffe called 1960-61 an ••historic merit as Grade 8 winners in the ham High School graduation exer year," and said he was ••grateful War to Hold Berlin cises last nighL However, after conferring with Correction noon. Friends may call at the Holmes contest. Culombe, he said yesterday his Funeral Honie, 400 Main St.. Sun The $2,000 scholarships are Atlantic City, N.J., June 23 (AO— awarded each year to a boy and client felt that as long as he nad In a report of an accident which James N. Morrow, construction day from 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 o m. to remain behind bars while his A touch of your hand brings antira electrician's mate third class, USN, Friends may contribute to the Rockville- V ernon Sir Leslie K. Munro of New Zea girl graduate of Windham High. occurred Wednesday aftenKxm on The grants are among the top fate is being decided, he would Main St., the Herald erroneously son of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Mor Davis Memorial Youth Building land, 1957 president of the United be better off in "Death Row,” be ihalf centants out into full viaw . . reported that Mrs. Theresa G. row, 318 Spruce St., la serving Fund of the Church of the Naz Nations General Assembly, said to scholarships offered at the' Uni versity, providing almost half the cause he likes the food at the Rogers of 17 Qyde Rd. struck the w*th Mobile Construction Bat arene in lieu of flowers. day the United States, Britain and prison. with accass from 1 sidei. No iteop- rear of a car operated by Mrs. Rika talion 10 at Adak, Alaska, a Sea- Phoenix Tax Accord France should fight for West Ger basic education costa. C. Horvath, 88, OF MANCHESTER FLETCHER CLASS 00. Mitchell a 0-7870 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNFIKE FREEZER 4«S CORNER DURANT ST. MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI LARGER QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! 'V MICKEY FINN PLENTY o r FRONT AND REAR PARKINO! 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K NEARINO KIU.THE ENGINE. HANG ------.. . we extend our 2.00 Weekly THE WRECK SITE KEU.y...DnOP lAsrakt OF heartfelt good wishes SOON, AAARCD/ ANCHOR, AAARCO “ EM OUT IP MY* that you will enter a Monthly world of great happi NO MONEY DOWN 8.00 Monthly NO MONEY DOWN 1.255.00 ness and tremendous WITH VOUB OLD M'ASHIi» 0.\ OUR OWN BUDGET PLAN With Your Old Washer ON OUR OWN BUDGET PLAN success. 713 MAIN ST. PARK FREE AT ROBERT Jewelers MANCHESTER sn MAIN STHEBT REAR OF STORtt g o o d /V e a r Service Store PhoM Mi 9-9523 OPEN DAILY 0:S0 te 8ffiS—THURSDAYS 1HX 0 P.M. FACS FOURTEEN NANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, llANCHESiER, OONN^ FRIDAY, JUNE M, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 P A G E n r r E B t THE Automobiles for Sale 4 Busltteii S a ffta rD tU rtflS Moior Leogue T A K E A s h o r t D RIVE LAWN m o w e r s ahsirpenodi •«ii4 TO LONG SAVINGS repaired Salta ftnd airvio*, ^Ulok'-gpen Ford Cops d2th Hill Decision Herald Angle CLASSIFIED up and neUyery. Obmpldi* liaiKtRi sssL«od«ri: COME TO THE NEW Toro rtdars, reels, auT rotarns, AMUUOAN IXAGLTC By FITZGERALD ANNEX, INC. garden and lawn suppUea, L A M Batting ( Hnaod aa IM or more Equipment Corporation, Rout* 68, at bata)— Cash, iMrolt, ,S«S: E A R L Y O S T 19.59 FORD $1195 Vernon, Conn. TR B-TSOP. Maris Collerfs ADVERTISING Flpo, pickup, V-8, radio, heater Brandt, Baittmoro, Plenall, ■ports Editor SPRING CLBAN-UP-AlUc*,'' f U ClevelaBd, .S4S; KUIcbrow, Mliuie- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 1959 RAMBLER SUPER lars, garages, yards, burning bar* aota, J40; Romano, ClovHand, reU empUed, vacant houses Homer No. 27 -SS6. New Coach Town Tennis Champ 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. $1295 In National Loop 4-door, radio, healer, extra clean cleaned. Barrel* for sal*., M A M Rono—Mantle. New York, 5S; Little Phil Hyde, new liead basketball coach at Manches Rubbish Removal Service, MI Marts, New York, M ; Colarito, 9-9767. In Pacing Win Detroit. SS; Cash, Detroit, SO; ter High, will receive a salary of $750 for the extra-curricular COPY CLOSING TIME I’OR CLASSIFIED ADVT. i 1959 FORD THUNDERBIRt) Wood. Detroit, 48. New York, June 23 (/P)— |■fourth Inning, then wrrapped It up9awey Z three-game sweep over. assignment next fall and winter. Hyde replaces Elgin Zatur- MONDAY Ihra FRIDAY 10:30 AJl-RATURDAY 9 (i.M. ' $3095 STEPS, aidewalks, stone Walls, New York. June 23 iJP)— Runs Batted In—Cash. Detroit After a month long, three-! with a three-run sixth off lo.ser the Giants. Thomas drove in four sky who resigned for “professional and personal reasons” af Hardtop, power steering, brakes, fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Lafry Jackson (3-7). A sacriflee rune, bringing the winner across Reasonable. Cali MI 3-0796. Whmt with Whitey Ford the aad Maris, New York, S9; MaaDo, way jam at the top, there’s ter holding the post for e'ght years. Hyde is the current town PLEASE READ YOUR AO power seat. New York, fid; GeatUe, Iteittmore, fly by Gordie Coleman brought with a single in the fifth. FYank Clasolfled or "tVaat Ad*- *r* takeii over the phone m * ooa< fop winner in the majors, and M : Killebrow, MInneeota, M. finally some daylight showing home the deciding run in the sixth Bolling. Hank Aaron and GIno men’s singles tennis champion as well as head tennis coach at 1957 FORD from $50.5 ALL- KINDS Of clocks repaired, Manchester Hlgli. He'.s a graduate venienoo. The odvortiaer should read hia *d the FIR81 DAY IT , Roger Maris and Mickey Man Hits B. Robinson, Baltimore between the leaders in the for the Reds, while Frank Robin Cimoll hit the other homera -the Custom 300, 4-door, V-8, automatic. antiques included, work guaran of Keene, N. H. Teachers College APPEARS and RBIPOBT ERRORS In time for the next Inier- teed. MI 9-1962. and Plersall, Clevelaad. 86; Kubek, son drove in three®nins, one with ’’ iTrt for Cimoll since 1959. tle 1-2 in home runs, about National League race as the where lie lettered three years, ton, Del. Wedln was a teammate tion, Th* Herald la responatble tor only ONE Incorrect or omitted Neiv York, 88: Cash, Detroit, 80; Cincinnati Rec’a tal(« a two-game a homer, for 10 RBI in five games. Righthander. Bob Buhl (4-5) of Johnson's. 1957 PLYM OUTH $595 the only thing the New York captaining the hoopsiers as a scii- Inaertion for u y advertlaeraent and then only to th* extent of • V-8, automatic, 2-door. Ysnkees' are .-u.^.sinc tJiose days; Temple and Romano, Cleveland, lead into the opener of a three- Bob Purkey (9-3) was tlie winner, waa the winner, but gave up two * • » LAWN MOWERS repaired and 77. with relief help from Jim Brosnan ioi'. Hyde moves up as top man -make (ood” Insertion. Error* which do not le*a«n the veloe of U a top seat in the American' game series w»th the visiting sec home runs by Willie Mays and after serving as frc.slvman coach sharpened. MI 3-5737., Doubles— ^Power, Clevelaad. 20; in the eighth. Moe Sidelined the advertiaement wUI not be corrected by “make good” Inaertion. 19.57 CHEVROLET BEL AIR League pennant rice. And they: ond place Los Angeles Dodgers to needed relief help in the ninth foi five years. Two basketball Romano, Cleveland. Howaer, Kan * • • $1195 ALL TYPES of umbrellas repaltied could griO-. that thik weekend night. from Don McMahon. Mays now coaching posts remain unfilled, Out of the regular lineup for sas City, Kubek, New Y « ^ and XOVR COOPERATION WILL Hardtop, standard shift, radio, specializing in golf, beach sna The second place Yankee."; are The Reds, winning eight of nine, f'I'BS-DODGERS—George Alt has 16 home runs for the season, the first time this season with the O'Connell. Washington. 17. those of varsity as.slslant and heater, a real scarce car. garden. MI 3-5.558. 182 Eldridge St. just one game behind Detroit at padded their lead with a 7-5 vic man, Billy Williams and Jerry and 10 have been against Milwau fre.5hman. Wenatchee, Wash., Chiefs in the BE APPRFAJIATED Dial Ml 3-2711 Triples— Wood, Detroit. 8; Ijta- KIndall each hit home runs and kee. Juan Marichal (4-4) was the Cla.ss B Northwest Baseball the moment. And while the Tiger.s; tory over St. Loui.s last night af * * • 19.56 FORD $495 open a four-game .struggle at dts, Chicago, Plersall, Cleveland ter the Dodgers had lost 7-5 to the drove in two runs as the Cubs loeer. League is Moe Morhardt. The lo and Keough. Washington. 8; Sle- * • • Custom 2-door, V-8, radio, heater. Honsehold' SerrieM aeveland agaln.M the third place Chicago Cuba. Milwaukee dropped beat the Dodgers for only the third Off the Cuff cal flr.st baseman, the Chiefs' Lust and Found 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 vers, Cbleago. Kallne, Detroit and leading batter. Is sidelined with a Offered .Indians tonight, the Yank., play the third place San Francisco four time in 12 games. The Dodgers, PDt.ATBS-PHILS — Two home Take it for what it's worth, U , I 19.56 FORD CONVERTIBLE first of three at Minnesota agamst long, Washlnglon, 4. who had homers by John Roseboro. runs by catcher Smoky Biirge. / > / — I.J MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JUNE 23. 1961 PAGE SBVSNTIIM PAGE a ix ig g w — ’ - ...... ; ...... Apartmento—Flats— ApertiiMito—Fletto— Houses for Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 H oum k For Sale 72 Housies for Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houus for Sale 72 Lote For Salt 71 Ralp WaatMd— THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY FA6ALT and SHORTEN Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 ToiMBHite 63 Mala or FasMla 37 ______Tenements , 63 s ix ROOM colotilal in the Porter MANCHESTER — 7-room Colonial LARGE COLXINIAL located in bust- I—m M c h ESTER Special — *400 SIX ROOM Cape Cod, shaded lot, COZY 6 ROOM corner Cape, one ACREAGE OR bulldlnc lots tB LADIES, SIZE 1$, summer and m w IPACSOUB modem 8 room Street aaetkm, bar and rac room Cape, S bedrooms, living room, nepa zone near center of town. down will buy this immaculate 6 outdoor fireplace and patio, 2-car unfinished, full baisement and winter clothing, very good condi THREE ROOM apartment, Includ- Manchester, South Wtnt$or, Ver BOOKKEEPER with gsaaral Isdgsr WF.'XmMtP'TMErSfl uo«M4ici:m6 , m>artmant, stove, refrigerator, in basamont, i^eeseway, 1-csr ga dining room, den and kitchen, ' ’4 Ideal foe professional offices, room Cape for *13,200. Good loca garage, amesite drive, city water hatchway heated rec room with non. Bolton. West Side Realty, MI CLASSIFIED and payroll tax tfcparlenca for ac- tion, some new, very reasonable. hast, hot water fumlahed. Gloee rage, wooded lot, $33,900. PbU- baths, firaplact, (.-ombination beauty parlor, or many other pos tion, nice yard, don’t wait call us -\and sewer. Call MI 9-0995 or MI bar, moaern cabinet kitchen, 9-5316 Q0MHAWXITAU.UP.' MfNIMPiVfO' MI 9-8647.______oountlnig ofHea. ’win oonaidar re MAKEAVHOM'fUCe tfluoinuMAKe to Manohastor High School. brick Agency, MI 0-S404. windows, awpinga, completely en sibilities. Call Diecoe Agency, MI now. The R. F. Dimock (Jo., MI 3-1763. aluminum atorma and screens, cent accouBthif sdiool gisduste. closed aunporch, breeseway and 9-0828. 9-5245. Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, plastered walls flagstone patio, WESTMINISTER ROAD. 80 foet curtwcNi'nmh OUR RACE vneiuj Adults, teen-agers accepted. $185 48 HARLAN S'niEET —0 room R M t pay for right person. Call KaM FORU*? per month. Ml $-4787. oversize garage. Many extras Johanna Evans. MI 9-6653 SUBURBIA amesite drive, city water and sew. frontage. Inquire tt WeatmlBfter more: W aated~To Buy S3 FIVE ROOMS for rent, Ice box Capo, tlreplaco, baths, tuU Road or call MI 9-0007. ■lil ADVERTISING MI 9-3306 for appointment. and stove furaished, oil burner. with this home. Lovely land Country living, but still in Town. ors, plenty of nice cool shade. SIX ROOM apartment, bath and baiemant, enclosed porcb, garage, scaped lot in a very convenient n —MANCTHESTER Attention! *600 *14,100. Call Owner MI 9-8772. WE BOY. 81S1. oe tnda saUque Adulto. Ml 8-0608.______MANCHESTER down for a newly redecorated Here'a a gem—two bedroom ranch expandabla attic, heat included. Wooded lot. 78x180, Marion E. location. Asking $31,900. *7 4 R with I’ s baths. Real spacious. MANCHESTER — McKee it. H and used fumltnra, ebtna, CaU MI 8-3457 from 9-5 only. Robertson, Broker, Ml $-5961. Realty Company,- MI 3-3092. R. AND SO. WINDSOR Cape with aluminum siding, large acre lot on bua line. City water, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS Sitnatlom Waatad—- sUver. picture Crsmaa sad ota TWO-ROOM ^completely ftimlkhad lot, amesite drive, choice location. Words can’t describe the Immacu sewer and gas, cloae to atorea. apartment,/ hot water, private D. Murdock, MI 3-84T2. late condition and the room sizes. EAST HARTFORD 8:15 AJa. to 4;80 PAI. coins, old dolls and guna, hobby m o d e r n SH room apartment with RAN(3H—6% rooms, S bedrooms, Can be seen from thle impoeing 6 This won’t last long so call the Zoned for two-family. *5,000. Town Famala S3 ^ JMOR HAD IT-mwA «EtL*HEElE0 bath. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main kitchen and dining area^ living room Rockledge ranch. Custom de- But 'there Is a living room, dining t) ooUectlons, atUo oontents or whole heat, electric stove, electric hot 79-81 WALNUT 8T.—6-8 duplex, R. F. Dimock Co., MI 9-5245. Bar $1,000 DOWN 4 Country Realty, Glastonbury, r^lLV VAS POURING aEMTV K O W eatatea. Pnmltura Repair Sarvlea, fit. room buili-ln oven and range, eini and conetmetion throughout. room, kitchen, utility room and a COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. BABTSrmNO OoUsgs student water heater, ceramic tile bath, new furnaces, modem bath and bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna hall. MEdford 3-2792, IQIR HOUSE KlEXTID THE TlPOLEfS- TaloottvUle, Conn. T & MI 8-T449. tuU cabinet kitchen, combination aluminum atorm windows and May We ahow this home to you? Evans, MI 9-5653. Beautiful 6 i-oom Cape Cod. 2 MONDAT raiD A Y AJI.—SATOTIDAT • AJA with babysitting axpsriencs, svs- THREE ROOM modem apartment, shower, built-tna, comer property. Full baaement with garage and ninga only. CsB MI 9-3438, windows. TR 6-9498. doors, full baaement, nlca lot. only Weet Side Realty, MI 9-5815. unfinished, only 8 years old, full first floor, stove, refrigerator, $13,960. Call McCarthy Enter JOHN H. LAPPEN. INC. an enclosed porch across the front. cellar, hot water oil heat, combina Resort Property For Sale 74 heat hot water, utUitles, parking, n i—CAN YOU top this? Complete iHOTHe/ALSO POURED Rooms Without Board 59 FOUR ROOM, second floor apart prises, Inc. MI 4-1539, John V. VERNON—Ranch 38x40 foundation, MI 9-5261 MI 3-5219 ly redecorated 2-family duplex. Large well landscaped lot afford tion aluminum storm* and screens, Dial M l 3-2711 adulta, July 1. MI 9-8448 between ment located near C oc^ r Hill Panciera, BU 9-8044, 6 rooms, breezeway, Attached ga ing the maximum of privacy. Lo well landscaped lot 70x247, city BOLTON LAKE—A 5 room cottage, 16 'YEAR OLD girl dilklrss baby THE BIGGEST JUH6LEG/M FURNISHED ROOM for rent, one ff-0 p.m. 6-6, separate heating systems, 2- sitting Job. MI 9-1136. Apartmente, excellent condition, rage, extra large G.I, mortgage car garage, large lot. Selling (or cated out east of Shady Glen. The water and sewers, priced at only Llynwood Drive, winterized, has THIS SIDE OF THE CONGO block from Main St. Call MI modem gas furnace, combination $87.73 MONTHLY, Immaculate can be assumed, exceptional buv, *17.600. Will show a return on in recently-widowed owner is anxious $11,700. company water, located near the 9-6748. split, recreation room. Garage, to sell and the low asking price re beach. Immediate occupancy. Ap GMtIiiti Frem Prtetiiig Fagt TSXN-AGB GIRLS looking for RIGHTONTK>Pl£f>6 LIKIE' 8 FORD ST.—Three room apart'- windows and doors, $70 monthly *15,408 Gaston Realty MI 9-5781, NEAR PARKADE vested capital of over 18%. Shown babysitting Jobs for mornings, af Call MI $-4576. huge lot, 4H% mortgage. Carlton TR 8-8585. by appointment only. The R. F. flects her feelings. Oh air-condi MANCHESTER REALTY ply Edward J. Holi or your own •TMutb PLEASANT, large heated room, ment, adults. CaU MI 9-6162, W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. tioned. too, plus combinations, awn broker. Tel. Ml 3-5117. temoens and evenings.1. S B MI /« w « tree parking, on bus line. 148 Cen On nice corner fenced-in lot—4 Dimock Co., MI 9-5245. Barbara 9-3393 trtuifeRPiM MANCHESTER -r Near schools, ings, etc. CO. Badlo-TV Repair Help Waoted— Female 35 VtPmL ter St. MI 8-5003. SIX ROOM house tor rent, unfur MAN(3HE8TER—Cape, 0 finished room Cape, room for 2 on second Woods. Ml 9-7702, Johanna Evans. LAKE HAYWARD. Colcheater— U nished, garage. Inquire at 184 Basiness Locations bus, stores. Good shaded yard. 3 floor, also MI 9-5653. U Maple SI. MI 3.0000, MI 3-4348 Senriocfl 18 rooms, large kitchen, dining room, bedroom Colonial, attic, reception T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor miles from Manchester only t£G AL SECRETARY, doamtoam GENTLEMAN—Comfortable room, Irving St. For Rent 64 living room, den. 2 full baths, 4 $5,500. Furnished 5 room cottage, Hartford office, experience re TYPING DONE In my boms. MI centrally located, shower, bath, hall, pantrv, recreation room, BUILDING LOT YANKEE HOMES MI 3-1577 o o ic in r s tv aad Radio SoTfieo, 4-1331. COVENTRY — Furnished 4-room bedrooms possible, fireplace, plas modem bath. Good roof. Steam COVENTRY—Modem ranch, built- large screened in porch, near ■vailabto aQ Imuib. SadatacUon quired. JA 3-1169. parking. CaU at RuaseU’s Barber EXCEULENT spot for any buslnesa tered walle, full dormer, garage, Green section 102x600. sandy beach and duo house, pri Shop, comer Oak and Spruce. apartment, garage, utilities, heat. or office. Center of town, plenty oil heat. New burner, new 72-gal- CUSTOM-BUILT SHELLS Ins, Puritron filler, fireplace, In gnsraatoed. Call MI »4XU. LET US HELP you get on the nice lot. Available for F lu ap lon hot water heater. Oak floors. VERNON tercom system, many extras, vate financing available. L. F. WOULD LIKE to care for elderly Pi 3-7811, Also apartments In of parking. MI 9-5339 9-8 praisal value of $16,800. As little ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, Fiano, Realtor. Ed Crawford, 1^ gravy train for the IMl Chiiat- Hartford. 2-car garage. Amesite drive. Ranch, Cape Cod and Colonial $17,000, Joseph Barth, Broker MI XELXVISION antannas and rotor lady or couple, live In. MI 9-0994. aa $800 down to assume present Realtor A homo to enjoy family life to 9-0320, 9-4410, ■yatama Inatalled and rapalred. mas eeaaon. Display the fahuloua NICE ROOM to rent next to bath, AIR CONDITIONED large one Price *15,900. Escott Agency, Styles Royal line Including gifts, gadgets, with parking. MI 8-5433. WEST SIDE—3 large rooms, stove room office, 100% Main Street lo- mortgage. Cali McCarthy Enter MI 9-7683. MI 3-5440 MI 9-5938 the fullest. 5 room California rasich SarTta* Mancheater and aur- prises, Inc., Ml 4-1839. John V. with breezeway and ovcr.sized ga FIVE ROOM cape with attached BOLTON—First lake —waterfront rounding areaa. Modem TV Serv household items, jew el^. cos and refrigerator, heat and hot eatlOR. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main 24’x36’ Rant’ll Shell 6-room cottage which can be p l e a s a n t large room for gentle Panciera, BU 9-8044. MAN(THESTER —5 room house, rage, hot water heal, basement garage and expandable attic, com ice, 40S Center St., MI 8-330S. metics and toys. Over 40-90% Sitoatlons Wanted— Mala 39 water, $88 monthly. MI 8-8507. CUSTOM TTWO FAM LY $2795.00 on your lot ea,sily winterized. Marlon B. Rob commission. Full or part-time. MQ man, $7 weekly. Ontral location, STORE—Comer Spmee and Birch large lot, shopping and transpor recreation room, about ’ 4 acre of pletely redecorated, beautiful lot MANCHESTER—Family aize Cape tation nearby, *13,500. Jopeph with large shade trees, FHA mort ertson, broker, MI 8-6953 r a d io -TV r e p a ir s , any make, 3-5347. private entrance, free parking. MI ATTRACTIVE 8 room furnished St, auitable for shop or office, South Road. Bolton, excellent two land with many trees. And for ad WANTED—Odd Jobe, lawn work, of 6 rooms on large lot. Conven Barth, Broker, Ml 9-0320. FINANCING AVAILABLE gage available. Centrally located free piekup and deUvery on amall attic and cellar cleaning, small 3-8914. apartment. living room, bedroom, heated. Call Saybrook, EX 9-6033. family 4-5, with many extras, built ditional fun and comfort, large large kitchen. Main St. location, ient school and bus. Quick occu 84 Conn. Blvd. BU 9-8636 modern swimming pool Owner's in town. Property just put on the radioa. plianaRanha. Houra 6-10 Experienced landscaping, painting, etc. Call pancy. Asking $13,900. Madeline by present owner. Sleeping porch, Wanteo— Real Estate 77 2 STORE FOR rent for small busi loss, your gain at *21,900 selling market for sale, $13,900 with $1,000 p.m B A E Radio and TV. MI MI 9-9848 after 8:80 p.m. Building Materials 47 Household Goods 51 Household Goods 51 ROCKVILLE—Fumlahed room for second floor, heat included. $90 fireplace, etc. Spacious grounds, East Hartford, Conn. rent on first floor at 13 School St per month. AvaUable July 1. MI ness, office or real estate Cali Smith, Realtor, MI 9-1642. workshop and storage building, ROCKLEDGE price. down. (Jail owner. MI 9-3635. »^B63. MI 9-147V.______SEWING MACHINE ASSORTED} USS3> lumber, build MI 8-2487 9-5 only. WISH SOMEONE tO handle yout TWO OOLIjEGB students desire MAPLE HUTCH, table and chairs, BARGAIN HUNTERS Specials on Lady preferred. Call MI 8-4551 or 9-6808. large lot. two-car garage with real estate? Call me at MI 9-0820 ing and plumbing auppUea, radia COVENTRY—To settle estate. Re Four bedroom split level, SIX ROOM SPLIT LEVEL VERNON- Owner's loss, your gain OPERATORS outside house painting, exper m ^ Ie desk, mahogany desk, elec floor sample ll'vlng room suites, MI 9-3306. duced to $12,900. 5 room house, amesite drive, can easily be con family size kitchen, formal din ALICE CLAMPEI. Realtor for prompt and courteous service. tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors tric adding machine, MI 8-4833. sofa beds and metal dinette sets. NEW DUPLEX, 6 roema, available FOR RENT—Comer of Eldrldge verted to a 9 room single. on this lovely 5';. room ranch, ap MOKtENSEN TV IpaclaUaad RCA ienced, TsasonaUe rates. Call MT and Spruce St., small store suit main highway three acres of land, ing room, sunken living room, Joseph Barth, Broker. talaalaian, aarriea. MI M661. and wlndowa. Open daily 8:80-6 You can always depend on good 80 GARDEN ST. Housekeeping August 1. Picture window, birch MI 9-4543 MI 3-7357 proximately $2,400 down. $83 , AND TRAINEES 9-0007, PI 3-7001. room, Bendix, parking, n^a able for beauty parlor, real es newly decorated, new heating sys recreation room, 2'2 baths. 2- Beautifully landscaped, immaculate monthly assumes 4 'i% mortgage. p.m„ 8-4 Saturdm . Yard at Stock buys at Marlow’s, 867 Main. r bus. cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile bath, S. A. BEECHLER, Agent condition. South Windsor, Reloca CASH WATTING for property own* Place off North Main St. Ctaoman’a USED FURNITURE. MI 8-7449. MI 9-1936. heat, hot water, Venetian blinda, tate, small business. Rent very tem. Cali MI 3-2788 week days. car garage. A quality house Price $12,000. Discoe Agency, MI Apply throughout. tion forces sale. ers. Please call ua before you buy Housewrecking, MI 8-3893. BEDROOM SET, full or twln-beds, storm windows, attic, cellar, cen reasonable. Inquire 168 Wood 9-0626, or sell. Speedy eenrlce. J. D. MQUnery DwiwmaMiig 19 ATTRACTIVELY furnished room land St. MI 3-8474. NEW CAPES and Ranches. City MI 3-6969 BE'ITER BUYS BY BISSELL MANCHESTER MODES, Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 dinette set with 6 chairs, electric tral location. MI 9-78K. gas, city water, landscaping, BELFIORE AGENCY CHOICE LOT IN Realty. Ml 3-6129. FOR DRESSMAKINO and altera- Three Rooms ol Furniture range, refrigerator, washer, odds for gentleman, kitchen privileges, MANCHESTER BISSELL AGENCY, Realtors Lots For Sale 73 INC. private entrance, parking. Inquire WOODLAND ST., Manchester 60 x150' lot. formica counters, 3 tlona, can Lyn Kratxka MI 8-0683 POODLES — Tiny miniatures, coal Diamonds—Watehc FROM MODEL HOME and ends. MI 3-7933. ROCKVILLE—14 Laurel St. Beauti PI 2-8571 PROPERTY IN good location, pri* at 169 Maple St. 3,400 square, teet of office space knotty pine cabinets, - ull baae MI 3-5121 ROCKLEDGE SECTION any time. PINE ST.. MANCHESTER black, exceptional coats, 6 weeks JeweliT 48 ful 2 and 3 room furnished apart ment, metal hatchway, full inaula- Interest rates are down. Values TWO B ZONE lota with city vate buyer, condition not impor old. M* 9-6303. Cost Over $700 TWO LAMP tablea with lamps. ment. TR 5-8607. to be erected In the next 8 weeks, are up. See these excellent list 14 LOTS NEAR LAKE with lake water. Union St. Mancheater. tant, 3 or more family, unheated SALESWOMAN, experienced wom Two wool ruga with p ^ , 9-12, PICK YOUR own atrawberriea, 25c auitable for inaurance and profea tion, colored bath fixtures, ceram '5 ROOM RANCH—Rockville LEONARD W. YOST. Jawalen - ic tile, hot air heat, sixth unfln ings TODAY! 18 SOUTH ADAMS ST.—Colonial, | privileges, excellent (or developing *2,350 each. Ml 9-6495. preferred. Evenings BU 9-8826. en's wearing apparel, 4 or 8 day Repairs, adjusta watches enert- 12x15. Two fibre mgs, 9x12, 13x16. basket, bring your own contain AVAILABLE JULY 1 — 8 largo ■ional use. Will alter plana to suit or investment, 90x120 each, former- Morins—^TmckiBC— week. Apply Tweeds, T7S Main St. NEVER BEEN USED ers. PasquaUnl Farm, Avery St., tenant. MI 9-5043. Ished room in Cape, built-in oven 6 rooms, breezeway, garage, hot | AKC TOT Poodle pups, i^vsr, fe ^ Remaonable prices Opm ^ e a - Phllco radio with record {Uayer. rooms, beautiful foyer, heat, hot Ardmore Rd.-8-room Cape, full water heat, downstairs air-condi-1 ly selling for $900 per lot. now $600 7’,i ACRES, high elevation, beauti DO YOU HAVE a 2-3-4 family home Storase 20 Sale Price 3888 Wapplng. water, tile bath and shower, large and range in Ranch. Only $12,490, FITZGERALD AGENCY ful view, minutes out trees only for sale. Call Joyce Montpetlt, males, Ml 4-8065. through Batuxdinr, THiuraday Westingfaouse Roaster oven. MI *390 down. C^ll McCarthy Enter- dormer. 1'4 baths, garage. Low tioned, large lot, across street per lot. Owner sacrificing because MANCHESTER Marine aad Tnick^ CLERK-TYPIST evenings,■“ Inga. 1 » Sprues St. MI 9-4887. 3-1273. atove and refrigerator, 4 closets, priced at *16.000 (Tiurch of Assumption, Verplanck M I 4-1 76 3 stale residence. Owner will *2,500. Carlton W. Hutchins! AU Broker, PI 2-7031 any Ume. Pay Only $4 Week centraUy located, $93 monthly. Homes For Rent 6.5 prises. Inc. Ml 4-1589, John V, MI 9-6593 9-5132. Ing Oao^anj. Local and long dia- Opportunity for clerk-typist. 40 Panciera, BU 9-8044 School and outdoor swimming pool also finance on a reasonable basis. WANTSaj—Home for 4 cute kit AIAHOGANY dining room set, 9 Apartments—Fiats— Adulta only. Call MI 3-6396. Woodbridge St. — Almost new 6- Buy the whole package at a dis tanw^ moving, packing and ator- hour week. air-condiUcRied office, Sacrificing complete bedroom, FOUR Room home $100 per month. two blocks. $19,800. Owner MI VERNON—One Acre near elemen East Hartford location, group in tens. CaU MI 9-1487. Garden—Farm—Dairy pieces, extension table, leaves, Tenements 63 room Cape (Toe home, (ull dormer, count or on a per lot basis. age. Regular aervlce tbrouglMut complete living room and kitchen UNUSUALLY nice 4 room apart! References and lease required LARGE KITCHEN 3-7071. tary school, shopping center bus. Legal Notice New Bkigland Btataa and Florida. surance. hospitalizatian plan, many pad. 97 Orchard St.. RockvUle TR 1’4 baths, breezeway and garage, SPRING STREET PUG POMERANIAN puppies. Also Products ' 50 decorator furniture from model dis 6-8078. OENBSIAL RENTAL agency J. D. ment In Coventry. Large cabinet Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. on bus line and near all conven 1 WATERFRONT LOTS on a lake, CH 9-4383 Or MI 9-7683. MI 8 « g . ______other fringe benefits. Salary com- play home. We will give you free And other features too numerous TWO-FAkULY duplex. 6-4, new ORDER OF NOTICE red Persian kitten. h.AKC, very ANNOUNCING — Eastern States Realty, 470 Main Street! MI kitchen, formica counters,2 large iences. A bargain at *15.900 heating, copper plumbing, alum Immaculate modem 7 room 75x140 each, formerly over *5,000 mencerate with experience. Call. reasonable. MI 4-0768. deUvery and free storage up to one ONE PAIR of drapea, 17” Phllco SEPTEMBER through June — 5 to mention make this ranch home BEAUTIFUL one acre wooded lota, STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Dlatrlct MAMCH13TER Package Oeavery. Farmer's Exchange, Inc. will 8-6129. bedrooms with wardrobe closets, worth inspecting Priced In upper inum combinationa, 6 rooms avail home on lovely 100x300 lot. each. Sacrificing at *2,900 and up. of Andover, Probate Court. Town of GENERAL WHOLESALE year. TV, knick-knacks and canning 15x15 living room with fireplace, room completely furnished winter Woodhill Rd. — Sparkling 3 bed Heated den, I’ i baths. 12x24 Owner will finance with a reason magnificent view in Bolton. For Andover. June 19. 1961. tight trucking and package dellv- close at noon on Saturdays start Ized cottage, oil heat, all facilities 20s. able to new owner, $90 monthly in further Information or appoint Estate of Herbert A. Thompaon. lata ary. RaMgeraton, waahera and Jars. MI 9-2690. FURNISHED iq>artmenta, heated, large tiled bath with linen closet, room Ranch, ceramic tiled bath, living ro6m with fireplace, 2- able down payment. GROCERY CO. ing June 34. NORMAN’S two rooms. Kitchen set. refrigera MI 9-7485. fireplace, G.E, bullt-ins in birch come. Garage, large lot with trees, ment to see call the R. F Dimock of Andover, in satd District, deceased. atova moving apeieialty. Folding • BU 9-1541 Artielas For Sale 45 automatic oil circulating hot water JOHN H. LAPPEN. INC. near school, bus and shopping. car garage. Shown by appoint Co., MI 9-5245. Present. Hon. Charles H. Kicholflon, L MI P0TS3. PIC3C STRAWBERRIES, 3Sc quart, 443 HARTFORD ROAD tor, gaa range, bedroom aet. Free heat with baseboard radiation, cabineted kitchen. Assume exist ment only. EXCELLENT 3- FAMILY, gross Judge chain for rent. Ask for Mr. Sigsl or Mr. Marshall GAS STOVE. $20. MI 9-1861. AVAILABLE in September—new . MI 9-5261 MI 3-5219 ing mortgage or buy with low Elva Tvler, MI 9-4469, MI 9-5051, The administrator de bonis non—wtth HOME MADE ravloU, trash or bring own containers. George MI 8-1824 gas, electricity. Adults. Low rent. fully insulated, piped for automa ing *2.400 yearly rents, taxes *450. Cohn Before you buy furniture any Apply apartment 4, 10 Depot room winterized home at Bolton down payment. Only *17,500 MI 9-9901 $21,000. Owner will finance. Legal Notice the will annexed—of said estat*. Mal AUVnif A. CHAMBERS Oo. Local- frosen, 80o dos. H. PasqusUnl 848 Sadd, e /o Walter Nevera Farm, tic washer, Venetian blinds, Lake, furnished. I^ea-se preferred MANCJHESTER — 8 room ranch, BELFIORE AGENCY colm W. Thompson, having made writ moving, packing, atorage. Low where—shop at Norman’s. Square. screens, storm windows, hardtop ten application to said Court, in ac CLERK-TYPIST Avery Street, Wapptng. E U in^n Rd., Wapplng. MI 9-0767 30” HOTPOINT electric range, 6 JA 8-6884. aluminum storms, amesite. trees Many other liatings available tn VERNON—Michael Drive. 5 'i room WANTED -2-5 family rental In STATK OF CONKECTirUT Di.ilrlrl rata on loog distance movea to parking area. Must be seen to be MI 3-5121 cordance with the statute, for an order after 4 p.m. and Sunday mornings. years old, like new. $80. Sturdy RCXKVILLE—24 Grove Street. — bus. shopping *11,800. Carltcn W. ah price ranges, styles and loca ranch, lot 100x150. gas hot water come properties (or Investment. I of Andovor. PrnbAir Court. Town of of sale of the whole or part of the real 48 atataa. PenoBaUaed aarvlea. MI Opening in small department for TOP SOIL, the best, stock pile. Can appreciated. Adults, $75. MI 3-7056 B’4 ROOM ranch, one acre land, heat, aluminum combinations. Andover. June 1 iftSl estate described therein, tt Is CHAMBER’S collapsible baby carriage, $15 bn Beautiful redecorated 2-room fur Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. tions. Stop at our office and look have several prospects. Present, Hon. t'harlu.^ H. Nicholson. 8A18T. CH T-1431. capable clerk-typist with good typ be seen on Route 44A In North STRAWBERRIES—Pick yoUr own, after 6 p.m. Route 32, to miles north of Willi West Side Realty, MI 9-5315. Jud^e. ORDERED That said application ba 35c quart. Michael Kurys, French 9-8030. nished apartments. TR 6-9594. through our listing books at your heard at the Probate O ffio in Andover ing ability. Aptitude for figure Coventry. Phone MI 8-7083, Leon mantic. Call HAnison 3-1847. BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Eng convenience. 55 FINLEY STREET BEAUTIFl'I. CUSTOM BUILT 7- On motion of Ida E. HiiiniTils- on the ?7th d av of June. 1961. at ona Rd., Boltm. FURNITURE-SALES MANCHESTER—6 room Cape lo tratrlx on (he estate of Ilrrhort F. rarl- work if essentia]. ard L. GigUo. EIGHT-PIECE dining room set, BEAUTIFUL 3H room apartment, llsh Colonial. I 'j baths, large ROOM RANCH. 2-car Borage with i o'clock In the afternoon; and that netiea Riiating—Paperinc ' 21 kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, large cated on 3 deep wooded lots, high Excellent custom built 2-year-old, aon. late of Bolton.wiihin di.-trict. I thereof be given by publishing a ropy STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own. 60S E. Middle Tpke. modem walnut, good condition. first floor, heat, hot water, garage, apartment overhead, grossing *110. deceased. of this order once In a newspaper har LOAM, SAND, stone, gravel and NOTICE Summer Homes For Rent 67 wooded lot, 25x50’ outdoor swim JARVIS REALTY CO. elevation, oil hot water heat, over 6 rooms, 3 bedroom split level with ThI.s Court doth d(‘tiu o tlmt .«lx EXTERIOR and Interior painting, HU. CaU MUler’a Sand and Gravel, 3Sc per quart. Frank Glode, 104 Manchester Green Reasonable. MI 3-8227. electric range and refrigerator. per month, nicely landscaped with ing a circulation In said District, and COMPTOMETER $115. AvaUable July 1. MI 4-0238. ming pool, tennis court, barbeque, sized garage, many extras. West 2-car garage. Features include full lake privileges, (josf over *60,000 to months be allowed and liniilud fm- the bv posting a copy thereof on the public decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean MI 8-8603. Glode Lane. MI 8-5187 ZONING BOARD COLUMBIA LAKE — Small water creditors of said said p.staie t«> exhibit 1-car garage, *28,900. Philbrick 283 E, Center St. MI 3-4112 Side Realty, MI 9-5315. plaster house, U 2 baths, squared build 10 years ago. *37,500. Owner .signpost In the Town of Andover tn workmanwp. Free esUnatea. No OPERATOR ELECTRIC STOVE. 12 years old, front cottages. Openings in June their claim.s affalnst the same ii^ ihe said District at least five days befera OF APPEALS J Agency, .\II 9-8464. and rebutted shingles, picture book administratrix and directs that public job too small! John VerfalUe, MI LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, SBXiLINQ OUT vegetaUe planta: 9x12 Linoleum Rugs, $4.95 each. good condition. Call MI 8-8388 July and August. Cali MI 9-4929 SIX ROOM Cape with dormers, 126 DEEPWOOD DR.—For a good will finance with *5.000 down. Ex said dav of hearing. Opening for comptometer opera Boleni, OoodaU, Ariens. Riding Tomatoes, kohlrabi, cauliflower, after 8 p.m. BIRCH STREET—4 rooms, second Variances - exceptions kitchen with stainless steel double cellent buy, what a sacrifice I notice be gdven of this order h\- adver- CTIARI.F.S H NTCHOT^SON. .TudgO. 6-3631. or MI 3-2593. EAST HARTFORD-Sunset Ridge comer lot with plenty of shade, buy 4 room ranch, full cellar, oil oven, recreation room with fire tlsinp in a new spaper havinp a circu la STAT?: OF CONNECTICUT District tor with good figure aptitude. broccoli, cabbage, German and Clearance Step-Tables, End Ta floor, no furnace, MI 9-51M, 9-5. granted tion in said district, and bv postinp a mowera. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridamatlo area. 8 room Cape. lot 70x245, city aluminum storms throughout, hot air furnace, modem bath, lot place. Beautiful high elevation of Andover, Probate Court, Town w PAIMTTNO AND paneihanglng. Company effers excellent benefit tractors with over 31 attachments. Engliah celery. John Erismann, 29 bles, Coffee Tables, Odd Lots, TWO 'YEIAR old Speed Queen wash Jarvis Manor, Inc., sign « te n - LAKE CHAFFEE—4 room lake- near Waddell School Direct from 65x1.30, outside fireplace, picnic ANDOVER 4 '2% mortgage avail conv thereof on the public sign post tn Andover. June 10. 1961. THREE ROOMS, heat, hot water^ water and sewers, oil hot water with view. Large trees and storage said Town of Bolton neare.^t ihr place Present. Hon. Charles H. Nicholson. Good clsaa workmanahlp at rea- program, good wages, modem, Used mowera and tractors. Parte Franklin St., Rockville, TR 5-4477. $10 each; values to $36. ing machine with wringer attach sion, B/w comer Hilliard * Duval front cottage, sleeps six, tele- owner, *13.900. Ml 9-2425. ’ area. West Side Realty, MI 9-6315, able. Friendly 5 room Cape, 5 where ihe deceased last dwelt air-conditioned office. Apply electricity, garage Included, sec heat, full cellar, taxes *135 a year. shed. years old. I.*rge lot 100x500 deep Judge. aanabla rataa. SO years in Man- and service. CMitol Equipment ment. excellent condition $50. MI ond floor. 248 N. Main Street. $80. Sts. viaion, boat, shower. June, July, _ n iA R L E S H. N irnO L SO N . .Tudpe. On motion of T,awrence E. Denetia STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own, SheUand Floorsmlth — Electric August. MI 9-0710, *14,900. West Side Realty, Ml BOLTON LAKEFRONT— (Jontem- with woods and wet weather eheattr. Raymond Flake. ML Co.. 38 Main. MI 3-7988. 9-8908. MI 9-8229. Jarvis Manor, Inc., sign exten 9-.5315 (JOVENTRY—6 room house, old Priced below owner's cost STATE OF CONNEPTirUT District and Ijeo E. Denette. executory on tha V. 3Sc quart, bring container. Louis scrubber and pollaher, reg. sion, north side W. Mid. Tpke. colonial. 10 acres more or less, porary ranch. 7 rooms, 2 fireplaces, brook Only 12 minutc.s east of of Andover. Probate Coml. Town of estate of Flmlre Denette. late o f Bolton. FIRST NATIONAL $89.95, one only, now $83, Andover. June 17. 19fil wUhin ssid district, deceased. SPECIAL SALaE picnic tablea, T' Paggloli, Box 280, Birch Mountain TWO FURNISHED Rooms, auto (18(K)’ west of Broad S t) GIANT’S NECK HEIGHTS- Next *9.500. Joseph Barth, MT 9-0320. ultra modem kitchen. 3 large bed Manchester. Pratt Agency, PI to Rocky Neck, modern 4 room MANCHESTER—6 room rambling Phone MI 3-6273 Pfesent. Hon. Charles H Nicholson. This Court doth decree that six EXTERIOR PAINTING. We ape- STORES, INC. lumber, 6 foot $18.60, 8 toot 618.80. Rd., Bolton. ELEX7TRIC hot water heater 85 matic washer. 37 Park Rockville. Conn. Bank & Trust Co., sign ex ranch, nicely landscaped 100x257 rooms, I'a baths, 2-zone heating, 2-7596 or Winston Abbott, PI Judge. months he allowed and limited for th# daUie in commercial, residential, Delivered assembled W. Zlnker, gallons. CaU MI 4-1117. cottage, hot water, electric kitch MANCHESTER thermopane windows. garage 2- 7002. On motion of Malcolm W. Thompson. creditors of said estate io exhibit tbetr Park and Oakland Avea. An Albert Super Duper Special TR 5-8274. tension, 15 No. Main St. lot, sunken 16'6"xl9'9” living BRAE-BURN REALTY executor on the estate of Industrial, and trim jobs. Big or MI 9-5444. PICK YOUR own strawberries 25c $50 FREE GROCERIES Community Child Guidance CHln- en, sleeps 7. *70 weekly. Weeks of space for 2 cars. Marion E. Rob Ada Jj. claims agsinst the same to the exertf- East Hartford • quart, Saturday only. Wilmer Kee room, fireplace, two bedrooms Thompson, late of Andover, within said tors and directs that public notice be smaQ we do them all. Joseph $50 FREE CLOTHING NOT ENOUGH ROOM—For Sale. Ic, sign, 60 Haynes St. Aug. 19, Aug. 26 Labor Day week BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom Colonial ertson. Broker, MI 3-5953. MANCHESTER -.531 Vernon St. di.«lrict. decea.sced given of this order by advertising In PICNIC TABLES, attached aeate, ney, 490 Keeney St. end. PI 2-8142, MI 9-8772. den Or third bedroom, dining Dkame, contractor. Call M3 1-0494. $50 FREE JEWELRY Studio couch. $24, Fireplace Clotida Andisio, lot with less room, kitchen, utility room, on lovely landscaped lot. 24 foot BOLTON — MANCHESTER New 7 room Colonial, 12x23’ This Court doth decree that six a newspaper having a cfrrulatlon !n EXPERIENCED waitress, must 3" lumber sine plated bolts, 6 foot TOWN OF BOLTON riving room with fireplace, modern BOWERS SCHOOL—Immaculate 6 paneled family room, 1''2 baths. 3 months be allowed and limited for the «»iid district and by posting a cop y have transportation. Apply in per $50 FREE GASOLINE screen. $3. Single bed, box spring frontage, north of No. 461 Wood- baths, basement, aluminum storm creditors of said estate to exhibit their thereof on the public sien post in satd EXTERIOR—Interior house paint 119.95. 8 foot $22.95. Alao 10 and STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own, and • mattress, $30. Double twin ANDOVER LAKE - All conven kitchen with ample cabinets, lovely room Cape, shed dormers, plaster BLUE RIBBON HOMES large bedrooms, built-in G.E. oven ing apecialiats. Free eatimates son. Three J's Restaurant, Route bring your own container to Volpe With purchase of any 3 room outfit bridge St. iences, fireplace, screened porch, windows and doora. patio with claims against the same to the executor Town of Bolton nearest the place whera •12 foot. Delivered. W. Zlnker, Ml during our great summer sale. You headboards, *7. G.E. roaster, $8. DOG LICENSES Merle Norton, garage, S3 dining room, tile bath, close to ed. garage, parklike yard, trees, and range, dishwasher, disposal, and direct.s that public notice be given the dereesed lust dwelt. srithout obligation, satisfaction 6 A 44A. Bolton. 9-5444. Rd., Bolton. Carl Balkua, Jr. patio, hot water, reasonable. JA fireplace, shade trees, 2-car ga church, schools and bus. *15,900. onlv *16.900. Carlton W, Hutchins, EXPANDABLE CAPE 4 rooms. garage, acare. beautifully land of this ord er-b y advertising in a new-a- rTIA ni.E R II. NTCHOI.SON. Judz*- get your merchandise at the store Electric steak grill, *5. About 1961 Dog Llrenaes are now O’Leary Drive. rage and amesite drive. Excel paper having a circulation in said dl.s- guaranteed. ABC Painting, MI 12x15 foot beige carpeting, $36. 8-5067 or PI 2-7201, MI 9-5132. Excellent condition. Center hall, scaped, large shade trees, porch, 9-4147. largi TWO GALLONS of premium bU STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own, of your choice. Yea! Take your available at the Town Clerk’s of Thomas Moore, garage, 403 lent value. *22,900, For additional A’lTRACrrVE 6 room Cape in ex large living room with fireplace. trirt and by posting a copy thereof on established firm, thoroughly ex 20c quart, own containers. S. Bor- choice of $80 free groceries, cloth About 10x11 foot gray carpeting, fice and must be obtained not later Burnham St. NEWPORT MUSICAL Festival — many extras, *24,900, By appoint the public sign post in said Town of $1.09 phis tax, formerly at Triple- information contact McCarthy En cellent condition. 3 lovely bed COVENTRY—TOLIJ^ND Farm — 2 t^drooms, ceramic tile bath. ment, Irving Bave>-, Builder, MI Andover nearest the place where the perlenced, good hand, accurate aotti Farm, Route 86, Hebron, MI ing, Jewelry or gasoline. $35, Plus odds and ends. Make an than July 1, 1961 to avoid penalty. decea.sed la.^t dwelt. E iaxR IO R and Interior painting. X-Store now at Coronet Gas. Refill Hartford General Tire Co., light Accommodations and parking terprises. Inc., MI 4-1539. John V. rooms, comfortable living room, 18 acres nice land, 2 ponds. Ideal Knotty pine kitchen, dining area. 3- 6396, Read Herald Advs. Paperlianglng. Wallpaper bpoka. typist, 40 hour week, beginning 8-7760. $10 DOWN DELIVERS offer. Phone Friday evening and Prices are a- follows: ’ ed sign, 155 Center St. June 30. July 1, 2, 3. PI 2-7647. Panciera, BU 9-8044. CHARLES H. NICHOI^ON. Judge. your old can. 568 Center St. Saturday. MI 3-1245. dining room, kitchen, pin* laundry for camp or building lots, approxi One acre level lot. 2-car garage. Walloper removed. CeiUnga salary 388. Write Box "BC". Her 3 COMPLETE Male Dog or Spayed Female $2.10 Lutz Jr. Museum, signs, n/e cor area, lot 66x160, garage, minutes mately 900 foot frontage. 6 room $18,500. Floora. Good clean workmanship. ald. TV ANTENNA Bonanza Bale— In STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own, ROOMS OF BRAND Female Dog ...... $5.35 ner Pine St. & Hartford Rd.; n/w MANCHESTER — 5 room home $25c quart, open Saturday no DAYSTROM kitchen set, bronze (30VENTRY —For rent—shorefront from Main St,, *14,900. Cape, I ’ ll baths, aluminum com Fully insured. Reasonable rates. our fambua do-it-yourself dejwrt- NEW FURNITURE A veterinarian’s certificate comer Pine 4 Pleasant Sts.; s/e *9,500; beautiful oversize Cape, binations. new furnace, water BUILDER’S OWN SPIJT LEVEL Lao Palistltr, Ml 9-6336 or Ml WOMAN TO care for aged lady ment. Rabbit Ears, regular H-85, children allowed in lot. Joseph AND APPLIANCES finish, table and 4 chairs, very must be presented for each' spay corner Cedar * Pleasant Sts.; cottage, loti of privacy. MI 9-7149. i 'j acres land, *17,500; short way ...Frame and brick. Large living for 4 or 5 hours a day. exper Glode, 49 Glode Lane. good condition. $45. MI 8-1997. out—like new, 4 room home plus BOLTON pump, electric hot water heater, 9«)t3. now 89c; Hideaway Rabbit The "Economy” ed female dog not previously li north side Pine St. at intersection ANDOVER LAKEFRONT—8 room CUSTOM BUILT 3 bedroom ranch, brass plumbing. 2-car basement room, dining room, kitchen with ienced preferred. Henry St. area. Ears regularly $10.95, now Free $50 Merchandise censed in Bolton. of Onter St. breezeway and garage, IH acres formica cabinets. Recreation room. Write Box AL. Herald. completely furnished cottage, land, full' price *11,900: excellent a dream of a house with oversized garage, nice hardwood floor, large $1.49; UHF, indoor antenna, 8 ROOMS ...... $188 Persons applying by mall Rudolph Poirier, repairer M- kitchen, full dining room, excep 3 bedrooms. I’ j baths. Attached ga MORIARTY BROTHERS HOUSE PAINTING, free estimates, regularly $8.99, now $2.95; stacked Flowers—Nursery Stock 50-B boat, steel pier, all facilities, lakeside cottage, modem, furnish living room, fireplace, kitchen with The "Honeymoon” Musiiml Instruments 53 should enclose a self-addressed cense, 55 Oakland St. month of Au^st. MI 9-7485. custom cabinets, dining room, tile tionally clean Under priced at rage. Lot 140x428 at Bolton-Man- reasonable. Call PI 2-6933. aluminum conical, $9.99; Channel Free $M Merchandise stamped envelope when applying. The above will be effective June ed, full price *7.500, *800 down; chesler line Asking $23,900, ZINNIAS, Calendula, Salvia, straw only three left—waterfront lots bath, all aluminum storms beauti *16.800. Call Gaston Realty, MI Help Wanted— Male 36 8 Yagl, $1.99; UHF bow Ue, $1-99; flowers, marigolds, dahlias, ager- 8 ROOMS ...... $269 WURUTZER t w o manual organ Dogs over six months old must 26, 1961. 9-5731, TR 5-8535. 10 foot mast pipe, $3.99; Red Bird The "Oiarm House” now on sale. Call The Ellaworth ful lot 200x175, five minutes from TWO-FAMn.Y RANCH . . Custom ElectrlcAl Services 22 atum, sweet alyssum, also to combination chord and pedal, one have a 19M license before a 1961 Notice filed in office of Town COTTAGE at Misquamicut Beach, Mancheater, *15.700. MARRIED MAN with car to aerv chlnmey mounta, 99c; VHF wire, Free $50 Merchandise license can be issued. Mitten Agehcy Realtors MI built. One win hag large living mato, pepper, cabbage and celery year old, like new asicing $995. Clerk—June 21, 1961. R. I. Call MI 9-5856 after 5:30 p.m. S-6980 or MI 9-5524. lce established I'^lller Brush cus 3c per foot. Alao tubes, parts and 3 R(X)MS ...... $394 Cali MI 3-4319. Office hours are as follows: ZONING BOARD room with fireplace, formal dining FREE ESTIMATEB—Prompt aerv- plants, 85c dozen, 8 dozen for $1. VERNON SEE THE room, efficient kitchen, 3 bed les on all types ot electrical srlr- tomers, Manchester • Willlmantie accessories on sale. Quanute limit Open Sundays and evenings. Pon- The ” H