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‘ MONDAY. MAY 14, ld62 PAOBBDCTEEN - . y • V-. i0anrl|90t9r lEtt^nlng'UpraUt Average Daily Net PreM ltiin , For toe Week Ended f llie Weather Ajp- ^■, ■■ ’ i f i v x t , 19«S -i-i -:. btiui^eater Assembly, Order of < - Foreoaet of V. 8 . Weather Bureoa Ralnbotv for Girls, w ^ have m busi r About^ To’wn L u tzH onars ; Dedicatioh Planned Sunday « 1 fe*re « » ? < dondy, little change In temper 'f ■ . _ ness meeting tonlglft j|t 7:30 at 13,578 the Masonic Temple. Them will be, near at ' ■ ■ ■ ature tonight. Low In iWs. Wednee- Dwightcni at tAMrty Ifo. 317 wiU an aMoHon o f officers. Officers and Member ef the Audit , Mrs. Sweet Par Mary Cheney Library y o u r Bateuii o f aroaU aon day, partly clondyt.- wanner la n M t tom onw at S.p4n. |n Oranga Installeid choir members. are' i«> afternoon. HSgh. dround 70. Halt, ntere will Jia m memorial minded to wear white; street- telep h o n e Manchestot’’" ^ City of Village Charm ■ervida and mambara are reminded tength, dresses, For Service Plass hav« baen aat for tha for<'•^lub members will seyve refresh- order for dinig neede aad to wear tyMbe. After the service mal dedication o f the Mary C|bansy manta. Sour eoemetiee wiO be takcB enre of VOL. LXXXI, NO. 191 (FOURTEEN PAGES) thata-wM be a social time with re- *The Chaminade Itoalcal d u b Will Mis. George H. Marlow of the MANCHESTEp^ (X)NN., TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1962 (CXaaeffied Advertising on Page U ) sponsor jts annual spring concert Mrs. Frederick A. Sweet. 43 N. LHrrary wito Ita $960;0Q0 addition library board planned the itodlca- Immediately- > PRICE FIVE CENTS ^ School-St;, was honored as ‘’out ■ ■ V*; ' I tonight at 8:16 in the chapel of Siuiday, May 27 at 8 p.m. Uon program, which is followed by -<£l. . •, ^ ^ standing volunteed of the^year” at Spencer Group, Second South Metoodlst Church, There will *nie oeremoniet will begin with an open house. Other library board be a club soloist, guest soloists and a luncheon meeting of the Lutz J- -^r^^tlonai Church, will meet Junior Mueeuiti Volunteer League an invocatioa delivered by the Rev. mentbers, besides Mrs. Marlow and FREE Chorus numbers. Refreshments will Buckley, who ivil! be present are WeuiMKiay afternoon: after a niin- today at Wtliie’a Steak House. Laurence Vincent, associate pastor maga ai^ ^ m 9 a.m: to noon. be served. Proceeds ®f » freewill Hiss Catherine BL Putnam, secre- DELIVERY offering will be used for Laurel New officers, elected and in o f Center Congregational Church, /'Members are reminded to bring stalled ay the meeting, are Mrs. taiy; and Leo F. Diana, (Jhmes F. Music Camp scholarships for Man followed by greetings from Mayor Gipeon and Russril P. Grannlsa. sandwiches. Mra. Joel Nichols and chester High School Sttudents, Neal ^ le r , 21 Comstock Rd., Mrs, tiOuis Tuttle will serve des preai^int; Mrs.'Frank Gates, 311 Harold A. Turklngton. .Mary Cheney Library reopened sert and coffee. Members of the Emma Nettle- WoodorU^e St., first 'vice presi William E. Buckley,, chairman of recently after a three-month clos ton group of Center Congrega dent;; Mrs. Merrill Adams, 80 the library board, , and Mias Anna ing while the addition ’was being The Martha Circle Emanuel tional Church will meet tomor Grandview St., second vice presi C. French, head librarian at Mary finished. Alfred Reinhardt of Man Ijutheran Church, will meet Thurs row at 8 p.m. in the Robbins Room dent; Mrs. Sweet, secretary, and Cheney Library, will welcome chester was architect for the PRESCRIF'nON PHARMACY day at 10 a.m. for sewing. Host o f the church. Miss Aima French, Mra Carroll Barrett, 28 Mt. Nebo townaper^le. The RL Rev. Msgr. project and the AnnuUl Construc esses for a luncheon at noon will PL, treasurer. tion 0>. of Manchester was con head of Manchester public libra John F. Hannon o f St. James* 901 MAIN STv—M l S-0S21 be Mrs, John Hinrichs and' Miss Mrs, William^ Moore, retiring Church will give the benediction. tractor. Alma. Johnson. There will be a busi ries, will present book reviews. president, presented two gifts ness meeting at 3 p.m. Mrs. George from the Volunteer League to the Tours pf the library building, Okerfelt wifi lead devotions. The. Members of Miantonomah museum, given in honor, of Mra with Ita new children’e and ref Reds If They Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor, Tribe, Improved Order of Red Sweet. The gifts are a book, "In erence wings and renovated in wQi speak m “ Oomparatlve Study Men, will meet tonight at 8 at diana,** by Edwin *TuhiB, and a bul terior, will be conducted by mem- of the Gospels.'** Tinker Hall. Reports will be pres letin o f the Archaeoli^eal Socle^ ben of the League of Women ented on the recent convention in of C::pnnectlcut. Voten, led by M n, Edward P. EVERY WEDNESDAY IS Denied hy Yar^orouffh m U i • Robertson School PTA will meet Bridgeport at which Roland Rock . Mrs. Sweet, who also serves as Coltman, president, and Mra. State N ew s Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the school well, chief of records and past secretary of the museum’s board Jerome Nathan, tour ohainnan. auditorium. There will be installa sachem, was elected as Great Jun of tnisteea worka at the museum Mrs. John C. Aronson, president Will Build Up Force tion o f officers and a discussion on ior Sagmore of Connecticut. Mem every Tuesday aftemocm and of the Junior Century Club and DOUBLE Paper Claims Estes stimulating memters Interest in bers of the Great Council com makes many field (rips to acquire Roundup the fimcUon o f the organization. mittee will-'meet tonight at 7:30 Texas Senator Three Students The Manchester YWCA New ToHring A beiit:- ters of Scotia will meet tomorrow TUXEDO, N. Y. (AP) —An An- WASHINGTON (AP)— President Kennedy today ordered at 7:45 p.m. at the home of Mias comer’s Club will meet tonight at Bonia, Conn., youth crashlanded "Old Masters Uqnld Wood*’ AT YOUR STOP8SHOP At UCoiin Held Creates beauUfoI. Mend wood 1,800 U._S. Marines into Thailand, and the Defense Depart Elizabeth Brown, 20 Arch St. 8 p.m. in the dining hall of the his small plane in a marshy area WASHINGTON (AP) '—9 Th« News said In addition that Community Y. The program will near Sterling Forest Saturday flnishee on edd woodwork and For 14 Breaks ment said U.S. military forces there will be built to i^ u t furniture, wlthont Sen. Ralph W; Yarborough, Estes made monthly payments to The Manchester Civic Orchestra include a crazy hat contest and after the c r ^ t developed engine Yarborough of up to $300. 5,000 men. bingo. Members are reminded to trotmie. e measy mnovlng D-Tex., acknowledged today will rehearse tonight at 8 in the S’TORRS (AP) — Three The announcement made plain the U.S. forces will go into, band room o f Manchester High bring an individual serving of des Edward Offchdas, 21, was taken a tiresome semping the receipt o f $1,700 in con The Dallas Times Herald quot a costly bleaching ed Yarborough as saying he ex students at the Universitjr of battle if the Communists in neighboring Laos cross the ”” *' SchoM. V sert for an exchange. to Tuxedo Hospital in fair condi tributions from Billie Sol tion with a possible concussion and Vernon Paint and WallpailM' pected to produce photographic Connecticut have been firfest border. Estes tPwajrd payment for his proof he did not receive the $1,(XX> other injuries. Vernon Center ed on charges of breaking and “These forces are to help insure the territoHal in t^ ity of weekly ntdio broadcast to check in quesUon. He declined entering. this peaceful country,” the President said of th6 dispaten of Texas constituents. further comment, cKplalning he had hot seen the published report. Campus police ..said the youths Marines to Thailand. ' Yarborough, in a state "As I have had three different were involved hv-i series of breaks In a follow to the announcement,-Secretary of Defeiue at the university during the past ment, said there were no versions of it related to me, all Robert McNamara said the U.S. ihilitary force in Thailand three weeks. They said the stu strings to these cmitributions, erroneous in some respects, 1 shall would be given a new over-all command and increased to defer further comments untU such dents had SI keys to rooms in which he said were received university buUdlngs. about 5,000 men. , ^ Exporr SPECIAL at a time Estes “was being time as I see the report and com pare ita statements to my re Af-reated yesterday were John , ’Th^ buildup will include the 1,000-man Arm y battle grOup One Tree Taken Ddlvn FREE feted by Chambers of Com ord." A. CMscuoIa, 19, of 62 Middle- already in Thailand. . Spet^iah for Monday^ merce as the ideal young town Ave., New Haven, a fresh r To this will be added the Marine battalion of about 1,800 OF THE MONTH! man in engineering; John H. Hub American.” Senate investigators try today to men, from the 7th Fleet. 'The Marine contingent also Mill W ith tw o or more. Phono Rockvilio TR ^1704 fit together the pieces of the Billie bard, 19, of Town Hill, New. Hart RBWRMG Tuesday & Wednesday By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sol Estes puzzle u Itopublicans ford, an engineering sophomore; have its own technical air units. IC ol enytimo for service. W e ore fully insured for | and Michael H. Pratson, 19, of 223 Additionally, about 1,200 Army forces from the Pacific The Dallas, Texas, News filed new charges of finagling and TUESDAY and called for Secretary of A^cul- Hazard Ave., HazardvUIe, a fresh area will be sent in. I yowT proracnoii* said today that the journal of ture Orville L. Freeman to resign. man m business management. , The Pacific Air Force will provide tactical units to give air expenditures of Billie Sol Oriscuola and Hubbard were TOP O' THE CiRADE Sen. John L. McClellan, D-Ark., cover to the Army ground troops. Estes, indicted Texas finan chairman of the. Senate Investiga charged with 12 counts of break WEDNESDAY ONLY! the Pineal Meat Youm Ever Eat! Both the Air Force and Marine air units will be based in cier, listed a $1,000 payment tions subcommittee that is e|pplor- ing and entering and possession Ing the complicated ventures of of burglar toob. Pratson was Thailand. ■9 —-— to Sen. Ralph Yarborough, D- Patrolmen Clarence O. Neff and Robert L, Kjellqulst model the old With CTfiry pair of soles brought in to have done at charged with two counts of break Gen. Paul D. Harkins, now U.S. . _ q ' » e and the new in city police uniforms. Police will switch to the Tex,, on h(ay 23, 1961. (Continued on Page Nine) ing and entering. commander of the 6,O09-man force in South Viet Nam, will be given better-tailored suit worn by Kjellqulst next week. (Herald pho regular price— you will receive a container of shoe All were released under bond of Reds Ignoritig to by Satemls). $1,000 each pending appearance in the Job of heading U.S. forces in ------f t , , ------both Thailand and South Vie* polish or 2 pairs of laces. Value up to 50e FREE! Wlllimaiitic Circuit Cburt June 7. Nam. through the poUco benefit fund, University officials said all have British Bid for IRUMMAGE SALE proceeds from the annual dance T.M. Kw. A Pentagon spokesman seitd been suspended from school. Rockville-V ernon a WE GIVE g r e e n STAMPS e that Lt. Gen. James !,«, Richard Sponsored By The Friendly Circle proceeds from the annutl dance OAS Leader Salan PoUce said the students had son Jr., tha deputy commander of Truce in Laos events. "SHOE REPAIRJNO—SECOND TO NONE** home-made keys in their posses U.S. Army forces In the Pacific, TUESDAY, MAY 15— 4:30 P.M. to 9 P.M. The charcoal gray gabardine sion. , ' has been designated to command New Uniforms, outfits arc tailored to each patrol A university spokesman said the combat elements of Harkins' LONDON (AP)— Foreign Secre Rep. Charles Halleok, R-lnd., House RepUhUosn leader, tells newsmen, outside the White House this AT THE AMERICAN LEGION HOME man. Distinguishing features are On Trial in Paris nothing has been reported stolen over-all command. tary Liord Home oald today tha morning after a 45-minute conference with President Kennedy on the Laee ertals, that "no oommlt- a blue strips on the trousers legs fihfn the university buildings. The reference by the Pentagon Soviet Union haa shrugged oft Leonard St. Dance M ark and sllveV braid on the hat bands. ments 'werp hiked—none given.’* AP Reporter! Karl Bauman, left, and Douglas Orrnau, question epokeeman to combat elemento HOUSE. &. HALE He said copies of final examlna- Kalleek. (AP Fhotofax). British appeals to restrain Com The hats, purchased by the city, SHOE REPAnUNO SERVICE By HARVEY HUDSON farmy chief, was back to Its nor Uona apfiarently -were the objects pointed up that thla Is no mere munist armed forces and restora Police Week have shorter visors than the pres PARIS (A P )—Secret Army Or- mal light gray. His bushy black of tbs breaks. sistance outfit going into Thailand, the cease-fire in Laos. ent issue. USE OUR OAK S1KEET ENTRANCE-^WI S-4123 ' ganlzation louder Raoul Salan moustache waa gona. The three students lived at Sig but a- fighting force. The uniforms were purchased went on trUti tdid^ , before a spe As a'coart clerk b^pin to read ma Nu house, a socUl fraternity No Political Profit Left Harklna' force In Thailand wUl | Rockville Police will couple Na Indonesia Aids Include,einde. alao,aim the«ie jointiolnt MlHtaiTMlHtarv As Aa. ? V * ^ j , * '^ " * “ **'S* .WaUneUtrol-, after competitive bids were adver FRESH CENTER O U n Olffl BESTI cial'couit‘v0 lht< tig to con the deenie Which sent 8dUm be retldenoe. list, leader Prince Souvanna Phou- tional Police Week observances sistance Advisory Group- of a little tised. A complete outfit cost $60; demn him to deatlu fore the'high military tribunal, n)J(' bdfifd form an effective na- this week with the department’s over 200 men which hM been there a pair of trousers alone, 818. The ex-general, yrtw once wore one of his lawyers Interrupted to Enters Red China Troops Snared tional government If the situation annual policemens bail and the Heavy reefers, to, be purchased In many of France’s highest military Cor several years. say. that the defense wanted to HONG KONG (AP) — Mrs. became quiet. donning of new uniforms, the first the fall, are $80 ^ ch . decorations, was uahered lilto the Senate May Shelve Kennedy's statement said the Choicest Meats In Town! cite %. tribunal member, Henri Mary Downey o f New Britain, U.S. military forces were being put "We sliall have a dangerous complete uniform change in city courtroom by four gendarmes and HoppOnot, as a witness. ' On New Guinea situation until that Is achieved,’’ history. Ooim.,. croBS^ into Oommuntat Into Thailand.so that "We may be took his placq In the prisoner's But when Hoppenot said that he China today to -visit her impris in a poaitlon to fulfill speedily our he declared. Today, Police Memorial Day, box. had taken no part in events that "The Soviet government has not was to have seen flags at half oned son John in (Peking. HOLLANDIA, West New Guinea obligations*' under the 1954 Manila TUESDAY ONLY! There was a hush vdien court led to Solan's trial, the court pres Mrs. Downey is aocoinpanied by Voter Literacy Test Pact, a defense agreement ap agreed to the efforts of British mast in honor of the nation's po SEYMOUR (AP) —Four Indonesian trsiisport President Charles Bom st asked ident in effect ruled against Hop her son ’W’iUlam. It is her third proved by the Senate. Ambassador Sir Frank Roberts to w i m p o r t e d s l i c e d ■— ^ licemen who have died, but rain planes supported by two Mitchell LECLERC Salan to identify himself. penot appearing as a witness and trip to Peiping since John, 32, a I The Preeldent recalled that the get Moscow to restrain the Com-*, preventad raising the flag^ in Cenr Salan cbse, a wry smile drifted trial procedures continued. bombers dropped 40- or more FUNERAL HOME U. S. Army ctvillan wnploye dur By JACK BELL U.8 . secretary of state and the munist forces in Laos and restora tral Pa^k and at police headquar across his ftu^s, and he replied in The court cleric read the accu paratrooiM and supplies into Want opubllcan leader Everett M. Dirk- the cease-fire.'* ing tha Kmrean conflict was sen sen of Illinois first maasfivenfd foreign minister of Thailand had I BOILED 0 0 < ters. AUTO STORES a strong 'voice; sation, which charged Salan with tenced to life ImprUonment in New Guinea a t dawn today to WASHINGTON (AP) ^ With referred to this pact in a joint The annual policemen’s ball will FUNERAL "M y name ts Raoul Salan, ex- helping organise a putsch in April inforce encircled Indonesian gttsr- all sides reasonably satisfied that April 24 to bring the measure be statement On March 6. The - key X 0 1 k i A l k l CH* DAILY TO • PAL 1964 on chaiges that he dropped fore the Senate. be held, Saturday night at the OO I IVlA\ira 9 1 . mints. TO 9 PM. getieral of colonial troops. Military 1961, and then of being the leader supplies to a n t 1-Communist rlllas, the Dutch reported. ., political profit haa been squeezed portion of the statement gave U.S. PAC ballroom on ’Village St. Medal, Grand Choss of the Le^on A communique said tbsf bOmb- Sen. Paul Douglaa, D-III., SERVICE of the secret army, which seeks agents in Manchuria. out of it, the Senate may shelve assurances that this country re- I h a m 9 9 A t the ball, patrolmen will wear lb of Honor, wounded In action-*' to retain French rule In Algeria. era were driven off — apparently blamed what he called/kh unholy garded defense of 'Dialland-as an WALTER N. today the administration's voter (LIMIT 2 UBS. PER CUSTOMER) new uniforms, purchased last Salan wore a gray suit with a One of Solan’s attomeya argued by naval gun$—but that two C il alliance of Soulhern Democrats obligation of the United States to Bulletins LECLERC 87 to 86 literacy test bill. and conservative Republicans, month from Kramer’s Iilc. of Hart JWIFFLER @ $ALE lurvy blue tie. ffis thin hair, dyed that the special high ' military transport pUines succeeded In that country, os well aa a matter Culled from A P Wires ford. The hew. uniforms will be . Director back to its normal black -during HARTFORD (AP)—The State drop^ng at least 40 paratroops Before members is a motion by mostly from the West, for the for action by the Southeast Asia regulation dress for patrolmen be SA H rr 0 9 TOUR M IM .Y wmI his year underground as secret (Oontinned on Page Nine) Motor Veldcle Department's daily into the jungle south of the village Majority Leader Mike Mansfield Seiiate's failure to get action on Treaty Organization. Call Ml 9-5869 YOMtSaF.~W»UKX THATOlO record of automobile fatalities as of Fakfak,.?ln westernmost New of Montana to init aside the meas the measure. Kennedy said the sending of ad HIGHLAND PARK MARKET ginning Sunday. . DeOAULLE A1B8 VIEWS S17 mGHLAND ST. PHONE MI S-4278 Officers purchased, the uniforms 23 Main Street, Mauchest^ tfAKY M U nU R NOW of last midnight and the totals on Guinea. ure. If tt prevails as expected onk He said that Republicans—who ditional U.S. forces , to Thailand FRESH PORK CUTLETS the same date last year; a roll call vote, that will be the PARIS (AP) — President The: two- other transports 1961 1962 end for civil rights legislation In Ohariee de OsiiUe declared to- Easy "top of the stove” dropped supplies to about 60 In- (Continued on Page Nine) (Continued na Fnge Nine) We Install Tliem KlUed 87 86 xtbnesians who had parachuted day the Western powers ifanst dinner. Tender, sweet and Politically, there was something k e ^ their prasent righto in Ber At Discounts De Gaulle’s Silence Into' New Guinea April 27 luid boneless . . . no waste. At $35,000 Award now are bottled up by Dutch sol for everyonjs In this outcome. lin without change- A t a erowd-* Southern opponents could brag ed news conference, he also de Sold Over Hie a special low price! NEW HAVEN (AP)—Miss Ger diers, marines and Papuan volun Open to Public Tonight at 6 MANCHESTER teers about 16 miles north of at home thely had killed another clared anew that Fraace must Counters A t Discounts 79* aldine Ruaaillo, 90, WUllngfqrd, Fakfak, the communique said. jcivil rights bill by their filibuster build Its own atomic force for Ve Stock MeMera Far Meat Carel Mystery of Algeria was awarded |M,000 by a federal ing tactics. Advocates of the meas -h. $4.99 UST jury yesterday for Injuries suf It was believed the paratroops her (Mense and Independeoce, UBLIC MARKE Special topValue Stamp Bonus all this week! came from Indonesian-held Ceron ure could assure interested minor and. again urged the formation 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 M A IN STREET C e m p le to Ante Radio fered In a one-car crash three Ttvo Services Needed years e « . Island, about 120 miles southwest ity voters they had done their best of a European poUttoal union REAR By JAMES MARLOW and would be back to try again. iD N in O N ^eokmialism, seemed too over- Miss Russlilo bad sfued the es of New Guinea. but along France’s tdeap o f a SEAT Asgociated Press News Analyst vdielmlng for the French troops tate of the late Elaine Quinn, a Dutch forces sealed off the Democrats and Republicans loose confederation. De' Gaulle TUES. and WED. SPECIALS! TU N ^U P 100 STAMPS Nepco Bologna WASHINGTON (AP) — th e Al who had seen their empire cut area, halting all plane flights and each could blame the other party To Dedicate Cathedral said Fraace does not object to SPEAKBL gerian mystery is not how the for the lack of results. the United States^ probe of So F R B « I f r o m ' *niE BRINE away from Lebanon, 8; ^ . Tu (Continued on Page Nine) refusing correspondents entry. nr CssisMi Secret Army Organization is able nisia, Morocco, and IndMhlna. The Dutch.-kald the paratroops The bill itself was designed to viet Intentions on Berlin. n a u om m 'wMilHIliiet to kill Moslems in bunches every I ,It was after this that De Gaulle were dropped east of Fakfak establish a sixth grade education HARTFORD (AP)—Not often^at the nine different altars-all at LEAN. CHUCK day but why French President, de 'took over. In time, last March, while tjte'^eupplies were imloaded as the only literacy test for qual doea It take two Impressive cere the same time. The Most Rev, EICHMa !nN RUUNO d u e 'I John F, H'ackett, 'auxiliary bishop lb . Gaulle has not used the French' lie worked out a settlement with north 6f the village In the general ification to vote in federal elec monies to dedicate a new church. JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector . army to emaah the assassins- tions. of Hartford, will officiate at the CORNED.BEEF $ 1 .9 9 the Moslems, vriiich was Intended vicihity where the first contingent The two services In which the (AP)—The Supreme Court will It raises an unpleasant question to keep Algerian links with News Tidbits was dropped April 27. It was aimed primarily at about main altar. REG. 79c LB. deliver Judgment on ^the appeal about De Gaulle who takes such France but let the Algerians A spokesman said none of the 100 cotmtics In the South where towering Cathedral of St. Joseph Tonight’s ceremony will be open- from the AP Wires to the public with doors to the of Adolf Etchmann 'May 29, an a strongman role against the Rus- choose Independence. four was shot down. There was Its supporters said state tests on Farmington Ave. will be con official announcement said to siana that he has refused even to After the history of their years were used to keep Negroes from cathedral opening at 6 p.m. for th, no report of contact on the ground secrated are both necessary be 7 o’clock service. day. The former Gestapo cotonel GENUINE SPRING SHOULDER join the United States in dlacusa- of revolt—and the tect that they between Dutch forces and the in voting. Southerners called the' D ouble ■iter Non-poUtleal etrikee may be le cause both the Consecration and May 23, the formal opening will was sentenced to deatii for his Ing a Berlin settlement with galised In Spain in effort to solve vaders. measure an unconstitutional Inva part In the NozI regime’s mur them; sion of the right of states to fix the opening ceremonies are so long be held at 10:30 a.m. and will be Stamps LAMB CHOPS Lb 69c (Continued os Page Five) current labor troitoles of the Gen Fdkfak, with a population of limited to Invited guests which der of Jews. Die Jerusalem Dis How could he hopq . t o cope with ' ‘■•‘5s'" eralissimo Francisco Franco re about 1,600, reportedly has a iiu.m- voting qualifications. , they could scarcely be held the trict Court passed the sentence Every same day. will Include members of the Ro the gigantic Russian military gime .. .Harvard to award degrees The 82-42 vote by which the last Dec. 16. Die Supteme Court power if he lacka the ability, or Senate Monday refused to limit Most churches are impressed In man Catholic helrarchy, other Bobbie's a Bantly booster Wed. LAMB FOR STEW Lb 1 5 ^ to Bodellffe’s womca stogeats, thus (Continned'on Page Nine) clergy and dignitaries of state. heani RIchmann's appeal in the -will,', to crush the compara debate sealed the measure's fate to service with a simple dedica ' ' ^ L L I A M p . O U I S L L OAS Answers making Harvard arhat it has been March. tively small group of brguiised in practice for years, a oo-educa- for all practical purposes. tion. A Roman Catholic Cathedral, murderers In Algeria? . - - however, must be consecrated. Uonal IpsUtut^n. , .... . But advocates would, not let It URGES POISON GA.S BAN, The answer is simple enough; be buried without a proper wake. Since a cathedral is the mother Bobbie is eight. She doesn’t know about the home heat- Moslem Attack House (jornmittM on 'un-Ameri Tribunal Bars U.S., Bonn Cut GENEVA (AP)—The United .... 'I He couldnit stop the Ruasiana.for They took over the talk from the church of its. diocese and the ■ eU lue eifcoA^ ^ five minutes without American can activittes subpoeBaes David P. Southerners who had u s^ up moat church in which the bishop perm States offered to^y to partici- ing plant. But, she does know that last winter the house Johaeoa, Pennsylvania Railroad patis In an East-West stady of f r i e n d s , help, althou^ this might not be Al/ HWRS (AP)—The European Reid’s Appeal of Uiie time of 14 working days anently sets up the "cathedra” or " s - guessed from his attitude toward Secret Army OtgaitiiiaaUon stepped accountant who returned to his sihee Mknslleld and Senate Re- episcopal throne symbolising his Berlin Discord measures to eliminate poison was freezing five times. They ran out of oil three home after being dtsllhistoned with gas, deadly disease carriers and The public». American efforts with Russia. - up its killing of Moslems today in authority over the diocese. a try at living in Russia . . . Ap WASHIN(JTON (AP) — Ben ueath rays from the arsenids o f tim es and the burner conked out twice. . Through months of murder, retaliation for the first major Moa- The consecration, which Involves BONN, Germany (AP) — The r . • . ■ proval of $8,412,009 for flood pro jamin Reid, a 24-yeat’-<^d Hart anointing with sacred oil, differs tile great powers. U.S, Delegate BREAKSTONE'S -committed on the public streets, lem terroriat attack since the Nurses Association United States and West Qermamy tection in Connecticut's Fifth Om- ford, (tonn., man under the death Charles C. .Stelle told the 17- «go. ^eopie J! ““"y ' the French army in Algeria has March 18 ceaserfire. from the simpler dedication or have tredUced their differences to H er Dan quit the old oiI_compan.v and asked Bantly to arrested a few leaders of the sai- gresslonal'District for the year be .pentence for a 1967 hammer slay blessing by words alone. what they call ‘ ‘details,’’ but in nation disarmament conference By 11 km., 19 Moslem men and’ ginning July 1’asked by Rep. John ing has been iutned down in Ms Favors Medicare, A consecration can be perform the United States Is prepared to cret anny but haa never made a Moslem, woman had been killed formed sources said one detail Is s u g g e s t e d t h e 'i*^®*^****® i t S-. Monojgan. latest appeal to the U. 8 . Supreme ed only when the building Is con send experts to a technical oon- take over delivering oil and fixing their burner. Bobbie any wtxfieaale etiort to crush tt. in AJgiecn and nine Mbelems had a key provision of U S. proposals It has BtocNI by whilb the mur Executive power In OKana hi- Court for a review of hia case. Hits AMA Pressure structed of stone, brick or reln^ to the Soviet, Union for a Berlin fersnee to consider workable'- T o d a y o f > •« OFF UUI been wounded. The Europeans measures to verify a bon on such . knows that from then on the house wasn’t cold. ders pOSd 1 9 . In these months, rroasee to daageroua point, Ihter- The tribunal yestesday denied forced concrete and when there Is settlement. Deliciona, low. calorie concentrated their shooting in the weapons. He said this study ^"«urance* : while the-secret assaasins slaugh- natimial Commission qf Jurists without opmment a motion for a e t r o i t a guarantee that It will never Hussein Dey quarter, where many D (AP) — The Amer A communique Issued after a could begin at once. The offer cottsge cheese. Regular tersd - thalr people, the Moslems says . . . Fifteen Filipino students second hmrtng. ican Nurses' Association will con serve any but a sacred puipose. Moalema live. Gov. Johh N. Dempsey recently two-hour meeting between U.S. was made iii response to a sug Uncomplicated? It’s all Bobbie needs to be a Bantly ly 32c pound cup. re£mined from fighting faaqk. demonstrate before uK. Embassy tinue 'advising on policy despite ..The consecration of the church ^■esaion. * It *i* Pro- One Buiopean was,killed and one granted a reiwieve of Reid'a dei^ Ambassador Walter C Dowling gestion the Swedish delegato, th ey fearsd It .would eventually wounded. in MaaiUn to protest House at Rep- diffqyenoes' with the American and its nine altars scheduled for and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer ■booster. M atter o f fact, that’s all anyone needs. nsefitatlvaf disapproval of the seqtence until May 28 to allow Rolf Edberg, made to tiie Unit involvs them 4Mth the Fre))ch Killing of Moslems spread to Medtoal Aawciatlon (AM A) over tonight at 7 o’clock U k new cere Monday said the two nations were Philippine war damaga claims him 'to carry the appeal to the mony approved only last April by ed States and the Soviet Union complete plans t ^ army and dastroy their hopes of Oran, secret-army hotbed in Al aid Co'the aged, the president of in "full agreement in all essential maaonn. High court. the Sacred Congregation of Rites. last week. independence. geria. Five lloslema. Including a the ANA said yeeterday. points.” Phone MI 9-4595 or TR 5-3271 for information on Bantly their funeJiV*’);”!® Here's a chance to get a full book of stamps! Twelve injured when cu of William b. Graham of Hartford, It is basically the' old ceremony ' They finally'reached the tweak woman, were slain by terrorists. Reid’s rowiial pubUc defender, waa Mathilda ScMnier, opening the “There will be further (aiks over POULTRY PLANT DESTROYED *hey would buv In f’ ing point Mimday after scores of elevated ear derails at platform but baa been pruned to reduce the Authorities In both A l^ n and unavailable immediately for a five-day ccnvsntion ■ of the ANA several details,” the communique MERRIMACK, NH., (AP)— service. ' • ■ ®*ke a will, usance their women had been shot down, Oran seemed powerless to choke totmhml in noitbeaat Philadel time it takes. comment on the latest ttim of hero,. s ^ . ’“ Coivtiderable pressure added. ‘ ‘It is the intention of both Fire caused $200,(KN> damage to and cut loose. ' off the'terrorism. - ■ phia... Aetrem 20a Zsa Gabor It will be in three parts. It will events. has lissn brought' against nurses start outside .the building where slde^ to remain In cIo.se touch.”' tile flverstory Gate.City Ppultry AtoKINS^^S' 1500 EXTRA Until last March in Algeria, The Moslem outburst Monday baUns at pro-Mai gnestiona In ber ^..because Of tlje AMA stand in Graham had petitioned the Su the cleansing and taking posses Informants said disagreement Co., an executive for an insur “ Respectfully^ Moelem nationalists fought the was a e ^ as a warning of wurae $9 mlUhm suit w a b u t Cavalier imjg^Kirt o f jiealUi Insurance for the "Our R«putetion preme Court last month for a sion of the. new cathedral will take continues to center on the U.S. ance oompahy that insures the French more than seven years to come-imleas the European ter- Magazine... Higher pries ao^ View of the case, asking t h e - jw aged." • b E L C O w H E A T for thehr ’ Indepebdence. place. Then, the rolics of the mar proposal for Blast German, repre firm estimated today. 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>A6E tw o MANCHESTER BVENIKG MERALP; MANdEpBSTER, CONN.,"; TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1962 / Li#' 3 MANCHESTER EVtaTlNG .H g R A L p ;i!A N ^ S !j^ .' CONN; TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1961 be infom ed that the profeeatohld MEAWanis Salary Plan Kept^ staff feels atrongly that tluMe B o l t o n items remain, intact and that cuts JLbbiit Tdw ii »h6‘ last group of songs. CSiarlotts in the budgets should be matfs ift ^ ^ in w d ld . ph Bridige 100 Attend Robbie Gray acoompstilM her., ' Ask to Help in Budget Cutting other areas,’’ said ,Vater. ■ . Kenneth Woods played two ■ Recognize' Need f Used Car Sales Restri^on Our Lsuly .of Victory Molhvs Orele will meet tomorrow ai siso Scarlatti Sonatas, and' Brahma’ In the motion, the committee li„ p Cpncert^hy / "Rhapsody number 2 In D mlnwr." in tb«KftiieMMter federation. He aaid the FREE"jriNE8SE - ^ DJtt. at the home Of Mrs. Andrew said ". , . the MEA recognises the Noidi teltf undberg, 63 Brie St The Scarlatti, wsrp well done, and «M an AJMciaUon were unanimoua should not be expected to adopt need to make the necessary ad Draws Opposition at nearing • COSTS OpNTBACT MordbSoiitk v s h n U * the Brahms was s^ell executed and ' yeetefddy attertioan about what to the joint resolution because the justments to the board of educa n B y Alfred Sheta|Wold M M rm Music Qtuh Interpreted, and as a result, was «> do in the wake of the $327,000 re- federation has "no policy state ■Tt was a free ffnease,” the A 6 5 3 2 . Temple Chapter, Past Matrona tion budget as sound as possibli Prohibition of a .used car busi-^tha assembly’s aceompUShments, Aazoidation, wUl- meet ,tomorrow quite exciting to listen to. •y duOUdn In the 1902-63 school hudg^et ment yet.” ) . ■ •- Prlzooer protested, i . ^ A 7 -3 That many Important Imp ness unless it was operated In con their judgement ar to th¥-^rale- at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Fred , By JUANITA ILyUMOMU ' ' NfnOlt—as long: as they do It as a Another motion asking that the "Free, my gradmother,” the OKI One Tree Taken Down FREE^' ments- In the educaiionalci^ram nection with a new ear business vance of the WS08 program^and Q J TUden, 40 Stone St. Mrs. Jamoa The Chaminsds Musical Club n X A or INN(X’ENT fiLBD noup apart from the Manchester MEA approve any. recommenda will be curtailed, or eHrtUnated Is Judge replied. "It Will cost you 30 A A f » . met opposition last night at a pub suggestions „ for future d e v q ^ WOT Richmond and Mrs, Robert Rich presented Its annual concert laat NEW HAVEN (AP) — A pISa '"Federation of Teachers. tions of the administration and the unfortunate and clear to all.’’ mSnts. dollars or six days in Jail." ' BAST With two or moroi FfMii* RetkVWw^ ^1704 Aiwnt 130 teachers voted to ask lic hearing of the zoning commis <;-The Prisoner hastily paid the ♦ Kt 4 mond will serve aa co-hostsaaeo. night at South Methodist Church, of Innocent to a charge of evad personnel policies committee was The actlonapparently closes off <:, Mske« Phi Betsi lU pp* to an audlenqs of about ons hun ing nearly $10,000 in income taxes the board of education to (1) keep defeated. 1716 motiOn, proposed by any sentime!lt.for a referendum on sion. fine and Jift the courtroom before ^ 1 * 4 2 Mias Unda Smith o f Shoddy Mill dred people, was entered in U.S. District CtouK CaN onytimo for norvico. W * oro folly Imorad' for the ttechers! salary schedule and Mrs. Dorothy Getchell, also elim havtn g-^e budget reduction re- The proposal to prohibit the sale toporters could question him. 6 3 2 - 0 - 8 7 5 4 Members of Manchester Bar of used cars as an individual busi Rd-. a senior at OberUn CoU«gp, . I f you read the end of tjie story ♦ Q -5 2 - ♦ 8 4 racks auxiliary. Veterans of Worid j A chorus of 18 members, led by yesterday by Dr. Josef^ W. Sal' your prdtoction. x ‘ , benefits Intact, and (2) to allow inated the union group from the tijrn6d. The. board of education Oberlln, Ohio,, has been elected to the MEA's personnel policies com- ness Is a provision bi the amend In your newspaper as you dwadled War 1, are invited to attend la-’' Mary Wheeler, sang 10 numbers, del, a Bridgeport physician. action. omorrow will start discussions on Phi Beta Kappa and has earned A A 7 ■ mlt^ee a part in budget-cutting Items to eliminate to operate with ments to the zoning regulations over your tea ahd crumpets, ytfu sUtlatlon ceremonies, the Dis including religious, folk, and pop; . David Monahan objected>o;^e now under consideration. Senior Honors. Daughter of Mrs. brobably wondered how it all be V Q 9 6 abled American Veterans Auxil- ular S0"8*- Their diction was ex- sessions. motion because it sougJib’'Sndor.se- in the reduced budget. i ■ Kay Smith and the late George O A 10 9 Motion Defeated Supt. of Schools William H. Atty. John LsiBelle of MMChes- gan. This is the bridge band that l*fy at the VFW Home tomorrow cellsAt, and the vocal balance Was ment of the compaltlee’s recom ter said he did not think the zon Smith, jthe will be graduated from started the trouble. > K 10 7 6 3- at 8 pm. Mrs.. Florence Streeter, good. One of their most interest m IVS They defeated an earlier mo- mendations. H e -^ ld he couldn’t Curtis wa.s asked by Manchester Oberlln on June II. Miss Smith . tion which Included the federa- High School Principal A.' Ray ing commission has authority to West opened, the deuce of a charrtr member of Manchester ing numbers was DSLstney’s “Ar- back theoeirtmlttee’s suggestions make used car sales an adjunct to will study at Columbia University hearts, and South thought that he Pass :2 N T Barracks'auxUlary, wlU be Install Icansaw Travels r," with June ' tlon, as well as the MEA, as a rep becausO'-fle objected to Its original mond Rogers Jr. to give his opin next year for her master's degree a 5\Pwb ion on the requests. -j, a new car franchise. could play Tow from the dummy as ed as commander. . ' Tompkins and Marjoris Stephens resentative of teachers... Several nioHtfn calling for united action be LaBelle said, too, he was at a in library soienca MEA membeis said they felt it a free finesse. I f Bast had the accompanying them. But perhaps tween the MBA and MFT. Supt. Curtis aaid he hopes the loes to know what was meant by Residents near McKinney and ^ The VFW will meet tonight at U s i was "too early" to group the .tw6' King, he would have to play It and their high spot was ” Sylvriin" Vater explained that the budget salary schedule will remain un a limited business use in the new on Vernon Rd. oppoaed ttu thus set up the queen of hearts: h e a rt-^ 9 6, diamond—A 10 9, 8 ■•1 U** Poet Home at Manxes- organisations in unilateraj. abtion. changed when the budget is cut by Slndlng — one of those well items which the approved motion is provision providing fOr a neighbor change ,t6 Industrial zone since and If East didn't have the king, clubs—K 10 7 6 3. What do you ter Green. composed piecee, in which words The MBA's persopnCl policies seeking to retain total $193,400. He because "It is a means of con hood business zone. He did not they feared what might be built South would be able to win the say? committee dre\^up*the original and music are perfectly wedded, outlined them as follows: tinuing to bring good people Into think the commission had au Ml the property If It went out of first trick with the queen of Answer: Pass. The tiimd would , The Tozer Group, Second Con budget res^ttbn. Robert Vater. Manchester and to keep good peo each at all timee enhancing the 1. $161,000, total salary in thority to limit the type of bust- .McKinney’s himds. hearts. ' *bo worth an opening bld^but it ts gregational Church: will meet to- other. committee'^chairman, said the ple in Manchester." ’The schedula ness-allowed In the zone to four creases established with normal In McKinney explained that he In short. It all looked extremely not worth an overcall at the level mght at 8:30 at the home of Mrs. A string trio, with Tina Pesola M^TMlad been included tn the rcs- crements and the change In the 13- will place Manchester "roughly In mentioned in the proposed rules. would be doing the same kind of peachy. . of two. Yoii need a much attonjger Clifford Hanson, 50 Farm Dr. Mra. Iro n F iren K m .o il (Furnace ,oii|lUon because its personnel pot- the upper third" among Connec- Representing Edward J. HoU, suit for that purpose. at the piano, (Jarolyn Mather with step .salary schedule from $4,400 business that he has been doing Wormy Peach Curtis Stlmson and Mrs. Clifford her violin, and Kenneth Woods Idea committee, of whlph he is tlcut towns, he said. La BsIIS said he objected to having For Sheinwold’s 36-pagc book to $7,500 in 1961-62 to $4,500 to In the past but that moat lumber But there was a worm In .this LKWBon win serve aa co-hostesses. playing cello, played Leroy Ander* also chairman, had unimlmously '"rhe size of the cut could the HoU property at the end of peach. Blast, won the first trick let, “A Pocket Guide to Bridge," $7,740 In 1962-63. businesses are in an induatrial Mrs. Robert Hastings wlU give a son's , "Blue Tango.” This wall adopted It. 2. ' $13,000, for major medical inchange our thinking, but we ll try Tolland Rd., already In a general zone. His property was zoned with the king of hearts and shift send 60c to Bridge Book, (Man makeup demonstration! ^ "The intention of the committee to hold to the Initial plans," he. business zone, changed to the new ed to the queen of spade.s. chester BJvening Herald), Box known number was received en- surance and Connecticut Medical commbreial when he was out ,of thusiaatlcally by the audience. was that the question was on slg- said. neighborhood business zone. South refused the first trick but 3318, Grand Central Sta., N Y The Manchester Grange will Service payinents. town and his business was closed. The featured soloist of the eve . nlficant Importance and It was in 3. $12,000. to pay half the cost He said that pay Increasei f6r Atty. James Higgins, represent McKinnby ^plained, but he feeli had to win the second. West un 17, N. Y. ■ . meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. In PAYS ning was Janette Lardner Fraser. the best Interest that the MEA of Blue Cross pa3-ments for per all personnel amount to about ing WlUlsm Volkert, owner of blocked by playing the king of (dopyrighf 1962, General , Orange Hall. this was a ' mistake and that it Laurel Music Camp Scholarship Winners . Miss Fraser has becomt ah ac and MFT agree,” he said. sonnel'. $254,000, leaving $46,000 for In property at the comer of Brandy should be zoned- fOr Industry, spades. Features Corp.) laurence Perry of the MEA 4. $7,400, the coat of the $50 sal creases in other areas. St. and Bolton Center Rd., said South might have kept himself Mias Eleanor Bzemreylo, daugh* Mrs. D. Drummond Stewart, president of Chamlnade Musical Club, presented scholandiipe for Laurel complished musician. Her tons and ■ Industry ts not an evil, McKin Music (Jamp to three Manchester High School students laat night ‘ RecipiehU of the awards were range were well displayed by her countered that he felt the MEIA ary increases at the fifth and " I can’t speak about major med he objected to Volkert’s property ney said.. The main'''highway is out of court by guessing the clubs PITNEY-BOWES PROFIT UP tef of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Szem- committee had not been authoriz ical and CMS," he' said. "The being Included In the new neigh correctly, but he led a club to the , NEW YORK (AP)—Pltney- reylo, 26 S. Alton St,, and Miss Jo Miss Karen Walters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Walters, 98 Churtfii St.; Preston Trombly choice of selectlona Good diction, sixth years of teaching definitely a business area and it is eon of Mr. and MTs. Perley A. Trombly, 471 N. Main St.; and Kenneth Woods, son of Mr. and Mrs. ed "to conduct any liaison" with "The board of education should I board (of education) did put a borhood business zone rather than ace and returned the jack of Bowes Inc., Stamford, Conn., post anne Uttle, daughter of Mr. and plus well executed vocal paosagea good io T th6 town to have) it so Thomas J. Woods, 31 Strickland St. ■’ihe presentations wera made at the club's annual sprinx oon- made listening to her a pleasure. question mark behind these two in the general business zone as It he said. C mI Msw Vmk nmM ts«Hi clubs for a finesse. West won with age meter firm, reported tocord Mrs. Howard LitUe, 206 Wells St., Items.” cert in the chapel of South Methodist qiurch. (Heralil photo by Satemls). All that she sang was wall done, Is now. It was pointed out that ^There was no opposition ex the queen of clubs and led his last first quarter earnings yesterday. are flying to Detroit, Mich., Thurs The $1,540,535 profit, equal to 35 with the Mulder "Staccato Polka" Board’s Decision VOlkert’a property was used for pressed to Praheis Warren’a re spade to Bkist. Three spades, a day aa representatives of the Na business before zoning regulatioi^ heart and a club were enough to cents a share, was up 10 per cent tional Student Nurses Association Members of King David Lodge, The altar, program, membership St. James Mothers Circle will showing well her ability in the ! As far as the personnel policiea quest for a change to business zone thal, Peter Traygis. Wayne War i committee taking part In budgOt- went Into effect. defeat the contract. from the first quarter last year. at the national convention May 17 lOOF, will meet tosiight at 7:30 and youth committees of the Guild meet tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. at the intricate vocal line — but more Irto R riM n i for the remainder of his property ren, Dennis Sheridan, Arthur The increase was due primarily to through 22. Miss Szemreylo is at at the Holmes Funeral *0 0 pleasing to thia listener wera her ! cutting aOSalons, the superintend Raymond Cooper said he thqught on Tolland Hd. It took North- only three sec of (>ur Lady, St. Bartholomew’s home of Mrs. Eklward Socha, 12 aiSTOM M aiM T (Jlarke, Gary Jeski, Robert Hutch higher sales, said board chairman Lawrence and Memorial Hospitals, Main St„ to pay their respects to Church, will meet tonight at 8:15 "Lovely Spring" by Coeneit and ARMSTRONG ent said that decision rests with residents in the vicinity of A pro The zoning commission will meet onds to point out that South could Moore St. Mrs. Samuel Vince, Mrs. inson, Charles Zeppa, (Traig Pepin, have assured the contract by re Walter H. Wheeler Jr. Now London, and Miss Little-is at Jesse L. Aspinwall, a former mem at the rectory. 741 E. Middle Tpke. "L ’Heure exqulse" by Hahn. No the school board. Speaking fOr posed neighborhood bu s in cell Thursday at 8 p.m. at the (Com John Martin, Mrs. Santo Slpala G. Carini, Ken Carpenter, Don fusing the finesse at the first Middlesex Memorial Hospital, Mtd- ber. Clarence Aspinwall and Le Bernard Hickey, Norman Ponton higher tribute could have bsen L/ himself, he said, "Thera does dome should have the right to object munity Hall to review the ideas Griffin, Bob Tomlinson and Ken and Mra. Edward Wll-wn will serve a limit about just how many peo trick. The correct play is to put dlftown. Both are juniors and 1960 roy Aspinwall, sons of the late and Charles CSuroll will speak on as hostesses. Chapters five and six given her last evening, than to if they opposed a buSmesa being expressed at the hearing and to Bavier. Ed Hutchinson is the man Mr. As^nwall, are members of the ple can participate when It cornea started in their neighborhood, and up the ace of beacLs, cash the ace graduates of Manchester High the "Confratenjlty of Christian of "Catholic Living,” will be dis have the CSiamlnade cihorus ap ITSELF make decisions on the proposed ager and Fran Warren, coach. lodge. $ to thousands and thousands of of clubs, and lead the jack of School, Doctrine." ■ ' cussed. 0.95 that the zone commission should plaud her as she arose to start' Items.” changes. Twenty-three people at On the M A M Oil team are clubs for a finesse. “Sweet Bird of Youth” take such objections Into con tended the hearing. Thomas Shajrpley, Brian Eldgerton, Wedi« “ Upstairs-DownStalra” Supt. Curtis said, however, that sideration. Even* though the club finesse he hopes to Initiate a series of TPC Approves Karl Nlckse, Philip Pontlcelll, loses, South is sure of four ftubs, There wpa a lengthy discussion The town planning commission Paul Kozikofvtici, Steven Geer, workshops In the fall to include the on the request of Everett McKin three diamonds, one heart and one 6.70 X 15 MEA In budget talks from the held a brief meetihg last night and Kenneth Shapazian, Mike Byrnes, spade. mm ney for a change from commercial approved the proposal to hire an John Lynos, Da-vld Shaw, Steve A L L COLOR! LIFETIME Gu a r a n te e preparaUon to the finish of the to industrial zone for his business DAIY QUESnON budget. architect and secure preliminary Conley, John <3obum, Dave Norris, . i i Tube-Type at the comer of Quarry Rd. and Dealer, at your right, bids one Other aUea at proportionate savings. Jay sugar, pollUcal action plans for a junior-senior high Qayt Miller and Randj- Thoms. diamond. You hold: soade—A 7, Dotte Davis Tina Louise BE THE GUEST OF THE COCA-COLA BOTTLERS IN THE Rts. 6 and 44A. > Joe Oonley Is the manager and “ Pocketful Price quoted— plua tax and reoappable casing. Black chairman of the ManchMter Fed school. A special town meetihg "Warrior eration of Teachers, said the At Atlafitie aty will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Alex Kozokowshi and Jim Ruflnl, of Miracles’’ Empress" coaches. WE GIVE TRIPLE-S BLUE fiTAMPS ON TIRE SALES M FT’s decision to back the reeoiu- Mrs. Clifford S. Stephens and Fiano'a Restaurant to vote on the EAST 8:00' 6:20-10:15 tion will stand and all refereiie'es Mrs. Kenneth A. Perrstt, both ,of pfopOsal. The Park Department team in NO SOOT...NO SMOKE... to the MH5A will be eliminated^. United Methodist Church, are at Baseball News cludes Bob Boeke, Jon Warfel. The board of education Will be tending the quadrennial assembly Wendell Bither. Jim Preuaa, Ed ' W i n d s ! The first - baaebau game of the Dascanio, Walt TreschUk, Doug working with a $4,486,566 budget of the Woman’s Society of Chris season in the junior league was It M makes HUT BOLAND MOTORS tian Service at Atlantic City, H-J-t Selbie, Keith (Jormler. Rich Dupre, ENDH MAHNEjUS DAILY 1:80 / , ■ for the next fiscal year. It had re rained out last night but was- re T O ia T E 869 CENTER STREET — MI 8-4079 quested $4,814,024. In setting the this week. Bruce Dixon, Rich Stevenson and scheduled for tonigfit at 6 at the Joe Dubiel. Norman Pbeuss and' OVER 2ft TEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION .budget, the board of^dlrectors re A feature of the four-day session Bolton Dairy field. Fiano Realty pAnlA PrADtlM CHSTIU . GuOrontUod fuol savinfl. This new Iroa Rreman fatostie Wendell Bither .are the managers. Jim _ 9S A IN V T 4I* tT • I A%T H.YHTfutdri TOUR qUAUTT LARK DEALER duced $50,000 mors from the $4,- which opens today Is the assign and the Bolton Dairy teams will ment of 57 notablee from other de On the Educators, managed by fate proveil no csceptiooally economtctl that we, as g dealer* 536,565 recommended by General play. Tomorrow Sheridan Oil and •V “ H orizontal All color! A ll thrills! nominations and varying fields John Harris, are Milt Jenaen, Manager Richard Martin. M A M O il are soheduled to play . Lioutenant” RAY MIDLAND in cajn pksnmtm thst U uiU'emi your fitol oil hills hy js smhstumtial such as government, commerce, Mike Scanlon. Doug'Bevlna, Alan their first games at 6 p. m. at the Oocconi, Steve Freddo, Charles communications and leter. ^ P la i tIonaJd O'Connor ’PREMATURE RURIAL" umemut. Phooe for a free survey of your heatRig system and a dairy field. ' Miller, Bill Hoar, John Harria,- listeners.” A t the final session, Members of the Bolton Dairy "WONDRMS o r ALAnniN" 1:80-6:40-9:20 they will present their analyses of Dave Harris, Martin Lynch, Ed guaranteed fuel savings fgnre for ymr hoine. team are Robert Knowles. Ja<^ie Mlkelis. Scott Miller and Dave rnatarn la l TonJto Also Sadler, Tom Wilkinson, Tom Fred- Jensen. "PIRATE OF THE do, Rodger Grose, Duan LeBlanc, On. one of the new teams, man — Stnrii Wed. — ^ay Plante, Tom Miner, Bob Olm BLACK HAWK" aged by Robert Cobum, will be AXK ON TBB WILD StDR’ sted, Joe Tracy, Tom (imekett, Jim Rufinl, (Charles (k>bum, John ‘DO) 2dMT8:00 WHAT WOULD YOU DO? William Michewicz, Jimmie Wood, ok’t KNOCK THIS TWIST’ Gorton. John Luke, Larry Peace FOGARTY BROS., Inc. You’re going down a steep hill - your brakes don’t w ork! Strypeeze .Jack hfmrnlse and Don Tedford. Pete Moira, John Eeppa. Wavne Wed.: “ Swfet Bird of Youth" Joseph Tracy Is manager. Shaw, Bift) Henry, Scott HemiM- jrUEL OIL — RANGE OM. — COAL AND COKE On the Fiano Realty team are way, Paul Barton and Dan Dono Richard Hammond, Robert 8e- van. 319 IROAD ST. Ml 9^539 bastiao, Anthony Krzesickl, Wal The other new farm team will ‘ Phone >n 8-7832 ter Roser, Donald Roeer. William be managed by Edward Churilla ENDS TONIGHT "fiUN’S OF NAVAHONE"—6:16 and 8:20 yK.ff (Jummings. John McDonald, Rich and win be composed of Harry ard Amundsen, Thomas Carpen H (»r. Ed CSiuriJla. Dick Thoms, SI ter, Alan Skinner,- Richard Sauer, ^ b Smith, Ray Boyd, Dick Hol- Larry Piano. PhlMp Dooley and b ^ k . Howard Jensen. Mike w John Potterton. Crockett. BiU Reichert. Robert STATE Sheridan Oil team members are Minor, Bill McDonald and Jim Me- 6 PJW. Coni. 4:46-6:00 P„M. 65c—Shown A t fi:00 and 8:05 PJ«. William Valentine, Todd Leven- Donald. ome Democrats to Enlarge Unit J s l . The Democratic town committee voted at lU meeting last night to ssa^JSSm AND Sumnwr School Of Mlarge the committee to 25 mem JAiQffiKSTEIN'SKEH A m Yns tka M as far thia bers. There are now 15 members REMEDIAL READING on the committee, Action may be taken at the next committee meet- STATE OPPORTUNITY Private Instructions togto name the new members. O NE or Ol’B CUENTS . . . Conducted By The committee decided to par wlu> hjia dacldad to oppolat ^ dlar ticipate In the Memorial Day pa EAIK trlbolora In yoar atata haa aakad oa The Sisters of Charity rade to be held In town. to aeman applieaata who daaira to ham a bnalnrsa at lhair own. Assumption Jr. High About Town School About 21 members pf jjie Bol NATIONAUA DISTBIllt'TED ton Cjrange toured the Lydall ■fiPOKTINO GOODS Grades 1 thru 9 JOSfFfRKI tVa knoH- thi. natlonwida orzanlia- Foulda Co. In Manchester at the tion aa ona of tha laadara In mod- July 2 to Aug. 3 end of their annual myste'ry ride z ^ H t n »m mothoda of dlUrthntlna NAM K Friday. The group returned to the [TOA.ND HPORTINO fiO Aol lii"l«d- For Information and inz flahinr. zolt, baarbaJI. football Community Hall for refreshments And nil Indoor and ontdoor aports Rates Call MI 3-0452 Bolton Grange members will PLUS THIS ACTION HIT AT 7:05 and 16:00 PJ«. rqniiHnrnt and o o ir a . neighbor with Coventry- Grange NO KXPRBIRNCr: NKKDKD Thursday at 8 p.m. in Coventry. NO HELLING NECERNABY Meetings tonight; Selectmen at V o « wUl bo iaMrnctod . in thrir 7, Republican town committee at mAdorn mothodo of dUtrlbutlon apd 8, both at the Town (Jfflces, Ladies lannod morchandlting. (Thit U not RUMMAGE SIro^l orlllnf or vendhif). Yonr Benevolent Society at 8 in the Vi cash income can atari lmntf>dlatci.T. pariah room of Bolton Congrega .. .tiia t’s th e FILL or PART-TIME tional Church; Woman's Society of Thia bUaineaa caa be operated from SALE Christian Service at 6:30 at Unit ynnr oan home In yonr apare time, ed Methodtat Church: Memorial or It can be developed inio a fnll- , eocA-eoLA w aoTTLao in o v s n ie « c o u n t n ik s . w ay you buy THIS FREE BOOKLET SHOWS HOW YOU GAN LIVE Day committee and others Inter StGTte Sunday! “ AU Fall Down"—*nVorid In My P o c k e t^ ■/ tljne bnaineaa. An Immediate caah Sponsored By ested, at 9 p.m. at the (Community UN I'.OMMOh i fUM.W la reqnired. ih ■Rr vfr niiST PWizKi ir it ie ir ir ir if; ic ir ir ir ^ ir ir Smesmimkm rolou—raotf THROUGH 10 COMMON DRIVING EMERGENCIES. WRITE TOOAY for a local inter B’NAI B’RITH Hall. it ir ir ir ir ir ir ir ir ir ir DRIVING (M lRG(NCItS i view and foil delaila. 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EXPIRATION DATE OF PRESENT AUIO POLICY______• IMaapoli, imder court order, opened MAMCNItTIR fHOMNiM PAMUDe - the door tm eUdm soime apptianoee tolEOMcCAREY adneatkxml. . . fan to save! Uaa thaw te IMp pick tha ARE YOU NOW A NATIONWIDE AUTO POLICYH0tDERf____ | ssieofL •* .. 3E2 M iddk TumpiiM W m I ' > vtitieh had bean on consignment to eoqatiiia yea’s visit if yaewiel " tllG S tO tS , ' PMRIS.BUCK THE SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER - - - t o J V 2nd noor-MItciwn 3-2739 . ' Dobln today said tha store la lj)IV»tch Howard K. Smith ^New$ and Comment tvanf Wednesday on.ABr..Tv (7;?p F.P TJ “working Oh arraagemenfa to keep i.iiiH is a . PEOPLE'S SAVINGS RANK, ROCKVILLE
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Lambert Hemlock Dr., Vernon, Sports Camera Laramie tural programs for elementary government, under him or some chairman of the affair, before area, has tickets for the Aisop was elected worthy advisor of Bv«fvenlng Report . 11:30 Tonight (C) 33. school cWIdren.^. goal has been to provoke the Mos one else, to control Us destiny. Center School in East Hartford. T;30 What tn the World ^ Movie S Drama May 18. rally scheduled Sunday. To be Manchester Assembly, Order of — ...... lems into, reprisal attacks bn Eu it has been said he fear.t that The couple has two children. held in the Saids adjoining Alsop’s Real McCoy* Coneecratlon of St. Joseph Csthe- i At the April meeting It was-re Rainbow for Girls, last night at New Breed dral ropeans In hopes this would bring an attempt to use French troops ported that 15 Easter baskets had For dinner reservations, mem home in Avon from noon until 3 the Masonic Temple. (.atramie . 13:2(1 Frastfer Theater 13 the French army over to Us side against their countrymen among bers may call Mrs. David Jenney, p.m., the rally for-volunteer work- Huts Bunnv I. 12:50 N e « A Weather been given to the W elf^ Depart Other elected officers are Mias FOR RENT and torpedo the Evian peace the assassins might causl) an 36 Westminster Rd. ars will include Itmch, entertain 1:00 Bachelor Father I. 1:00 Late Newe t aag I f mm. Movto PrejMtora agreement. But the. secret army ment for distribution to' persons in T h e Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS ment, and refreshments. Thofee in Cynthia Post, worthy aaaoclate ad SEE BATUBDAT’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LIS'HNO army revolt on behalf of the Manchester. Mrs.. Thontas Oleim visor; Mies Lynn Ferris, charity; -Muad er sOwt, alae u mm. had hoped to trigger a mass Mos settlers who don’t want the Mos waa In charge , of the project, as- terested in obtaining tickets are ■Ud. prejwtere.. lem uprising, not cold-blooded kill asked to call Abbott. Mias Beverly Allen, hope; and Mias lems to run the country. aisted by Mrs. Eugene Rlchard- Susanne Cowles, faith. ing by commsmdo forces using the But this Is one more example Bon. Mra. Alan Gould, and Mra. Painting Ctesaea Announced Weldon druo. cb. CONNICTieUT AFPRoygo same tactics as the secret army. SHOP Cheney Hall \ . Six outdoor landscape oil paint Miss Lambert is a junior at Radio toi St—TpL m S-&SS1 In a sorry history of French in Wllllajn Bryce. • ^ Rockville High School and a mem PmUIH MHJC Even a t the height of Monday's adequacies, both at home and tn ing classes will be held on consecu CiUs Ustlng Includes only thow news breadeaate of 10 or 15-mlnate tive Wednesday mornings from ber of Its student council, mixed Moslem attacks, natldhaUst agents Us former colonies. For example: Q;30 a.m. until poon by Gordon choir; Future Teachers Associa length. Some stations carry other short newscasts). to be outstandteff ia roved through Moslem districts the endless succession of French Bituminous Bids MacDonald. The classes will begin tion, Girls' Athletic Club' and a WDRO—isss WINT—USi . holding the people In check with governments since the war,.^ May 23. Those interested are ask writer on the school newspaper. Nsw*. «:U0 World News the same iron discipline that has Another example: The,-'French She attends the First Congrega Bishop's Corner S:lu Wall Sireot wquirementi to attift ^ prevailed over the past two Sought by Town Mra. Ella T. Grasso Good Bessons ed to contact MacDonald at his Raynor .Shines 6116 Showcase and News fa good ph^cal fitoes*, (do* disaster in Indochina • whe-e it 3 home on Lakeside Dr. by Monday. tional Church of East Hartford Nsws A Sign Oir 4:45 LAWell rhnm as months. had practically no sufiport among and studies pianojvlth Mrs. Daisy WHA1—*1* 4:55 Spprte will be given by Mrs. Jerome Na A family night potluck will be «aspunainfadte?l,S5 The Moslem commandos obvi the people and where the French ■The town is accepting bids for than. Canade of MaiTchester. Miss Paul Harvey Nsw* 7:00 C M New* ously were operating according to army was cpiShed by the Com fumlahing number |S8 bituminous ' hekf'in the social room of Andover Lambert plans to attend a liberal Alex Drier—News 7;in Richard Hayes Show Mrs. Oraaso was the first Con ^£Songregatlonal Church Friday, Weather Sports , 7:30 CBS—News Analysis a prepared battle plan. They munists. concrete material and hauling the necticut woman to serve as floor 4 arts college for teacher education Kdward P. Morgan 7:U Showcase and News struck simultaneously from speed material to town cem eterin. Bids Why You Shoid starting at 6:30 p.m. Blach family Report 7:56 Yankees at Red Sox In sopie'i smaller and less pre- leader in the state legislature and after graduation from high school. ing cars In every sector of the tentlpui^ nations this record might will be. opened Friday ■ at 11:30 For Fabrics A . Is asked to bring a hot 'dish, using 6 ther officers will be; appointed Night—ght ”Fllghl 10:.30 Showcase and News as chairman of the state Demo their favorite foreign recipe, and Cubslbs at Mels 13:15 Sign Off city except the center. The ap not have much significance. a.m.. in the hearing room of the cratic platform committee. She Open Tonight r and installed at a public installa I Gooduood Newsnews with Alex Drier ■w. parent Intent was to warn the. ' But De Gaulle, the difficult ally, Municipal Building. a salad. A Aim-strip, "The Church tion Saturday, May 26, at 8 p.m. I Night Flight WHATEVER the served In the House of Represen a t Warren” win be shmvn. I loalght at My Place secret army—and to prod the is the one who has visions of The contract calls for the use tatives of General Ass.emibly dur at the Masonic Temple. 1 Sign OH French government liito more vig w nc—1*0* family's faith, the France as a leader of the West of approximately 500 tons of the ing the 1953 and 1956 e'essions and Fil9t!on IXUU k Msneheater Evening Herald An I News, Weather A Sports MUfc it m orous measures to crush the Eu and the strongest power in West material on various cemetery was assistant house leader in the dover ooireapondent, Margesy Mon- have graduated from the school I Market Report Holmes Funeral ropean terrorism. ern Europe. roads. 1 Hartford Rd., Manoheoter Start Saving and most of them are new men on I Album of'tlie Day latter session. Mrs. Grasso served tandea, tele^ona Pngrlm 2-6012. > .Three Star Extra the department," the chief said. rCotiversatlon Piece Home may be call "We expect to send several I Ne,w* of the Wor'd more men to the Bethany Training Radio Moscow I Yankees at Red Box ed with confidence. Two Patrolmen School next year, beginning with I NIghtbeat Now during our two tot September, two In October ' BporU Final We ^ serve thoee^ of and possibly three more in Novetn- I Starlight Serenade Complete School News and Sign Off ber.'^ he said. These, men wlH In w.por—14111 ' all faiths with equ*tl clude sergeants and a lieutenant I Dais Kelly enjoy ’ * * *” ‘* ^0“’^ 57th Two Manchester policemen have who will perform counselor I Joey Reynolds received diplomas for completion I The Alligator ability. COMPAGTS TO CLASSICS...YOUR FORD of a four-week training course and Instructor's training. By-the lven at the Bethany Training end of the year, at least five or m in k a atAMM daily fchool. Chief James M. Reardon six sergeants and a lieutenant will announced yesterday. have had at least tw'o-weeks In Patrolman John C. Krinjak of 51 structor's training, the chief noted. Eldridge St. and probationary pa Call Now CimMAffmi M Mdk trolman Robert C. Paiiseau of 2 For Our Pre-Sammer DEALER HAS THE Lincoln St., last week graduated A p p ly fiox* CELEBRATION from the achool, which is a part of a new training program for SPECIALS ON Manchester police. Patrolmen Albion Whipple and CUSTOM MADE Harold Newcomb started t h e course yesterday. Their gradua AWNINGS tion date will be June 8. SECURITY PROFIT OPPORTUNITY Police Sergeant Walter Fergu Look—16 Colors To An SBM Savings Account son was also assigned to the school Choo9« From! Advertise in The Herald*^lt Pays Your savings will earn Purchase Stainless Steel as an Instructor for this week only. is the best waj* to assure a big 4% annual divi He will carry on supervised In » q, Cookware at Savings 'with struction as Sgt. 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IVININCS 6 to 8 DOTH BRANCHtS OPEN fRIDAYS la i> ■ : DWOAlN CHEVROLIT. INC. ARDIRY CHEVROLET, INC. r p B s n M u a n r i- • k ijawAYi MM1Y or mn wmamt ■ , A ‘ mA I \ . i:: .j-e" ■■■A,- MANCHEfiPIER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; dONN,, TUESDAY, MAY 16, .1662 tt^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MAY 45 1962 own in msklag up his mind on Js> ■ -lin '------r ------.— — — _ P A G E S i t V K ^ JltHttn|FfBtnr tfrUis cauiaa they vanqulsBad, and the RspohMean goonrboys makaa n v a a sample of, the atUtuda and SUM sad on" Btratagy, esn’t do to the possibility that It may hava pta«tlea of omitting'it. But, t o t wnguage with which ha win, South iTindfor day at 8 p.m. at Wapping Com munity House. Junior C entiuy Mrs. Francis Galasso, Mrs. Ronald ^itntlttQ, l|eritUi nuudi Woraa for him self/thsn s H been purer and hatter rooted'in Cohjfieeticut the ranuUndar o f tha apeoeh, tha hanoeforth, ha- inviting the party ^ Grr ' fotipfi Doys A r e N e a r Vernier, Mrs. tomwood Smith, Mra. tha varying cablaaU faf his poiltl- both piine^la and law than ours. ■Oamocrato ware always eoBdqdad to Jay all its tronhlas,- its disunit- You ShouliTTtiipw... H istorical Society M a h c^ ter Evening Herald Allan Schubert, Mrs. Joseph Per- their own full adjective, as .Ivy ifs, its nominating problemt, even T o Seat O fficers C r/-© -0-f-^-fl-C w Q " eal eancT hava he^ad him to do. seeiaa to ui that tha South has '■' m w t AIBUVSD South Windsor eornsependent, xanowskJ, Mrs. Raymond King- Yankee League culture, aducaUon >.,'and tU d a a d k x ^ at hia feat,' from man, Mrs. John ALronaon, Mra. Cohealvably, he could do a lot bat-> hem sutfaring the consequancaa o f Kenneth Ostrinshy^ Sets Sm orgasbord Lnnrn Knta, tolephona BOtchaU . '■■•MEN'S sheer gentlamanllneaa would dic which poalnhi they would, on#' I THE PRETTIEST GROUP EVER 4-176S. Officers' 0^ the Junior Century CSiaries, Lindsey, Mrs. Leigh Fer tar for hlm ^f. Conceivably, if he defeat long enough,and severely By A.' H. O. tate. ■ had to feal sura, be raised to J i^ - u u b of Manchestar will be elected guson and Mrs. Leo Tsokalas. la freed fra^ aome continual con enough without having perpetually ' In the spesch. as well, John tog and harlHiHilouB solutio&nto M. Kenneth Oetrlaficy. the eec- - The South Windsor . Historical and Installed at to* season’s final Thera was a new entry in our Lodge d is p la y a n o t h e r o f his all cohnactfout poUtisa, a n ,getaxy of'thaVpafurance advlaoty Societya annual-foeeting wUl be M ission G roup meeting tomorrow at 8- R.m. at toe flict batwaen what ha hlmaelf feela added to them tha reputation ot PROM GOWNS gin again tl^ year with a smor oampaign mall Just tha other day, own fpeelal talents. Ih aU the po- no more gradous and awuming ,^oinitottaa,^hi^ his own views on K of C Home. Mrs. Herbirt J. Mc G O L F S H O E G Ilka doing and what the exparU having been wrong m well as short utical game, there are 'n o plaU- gasbord-at A p.m. In the dining gestures o f levitation ^than those M eets Tonight Kinney, secretary of the C^m o- tan him to do, he might ayentuaily of manpower, jiowder and fac from tbs' "Lodge for Govetaor tildCs more boring than thoae of John,Lodge/ , / whenv to* individual's responai' room of First Congregational Reg. $11.95.- Church on Monday. poUtan Club of Maachester, will be rojact a clearer and more i^peal- tories. Committee" and It contained the Whldh concern tha laauaa o f takes Undeinaath'all thOae surface as- CLASS NIGHT : b illtjt^ himself laavea off and Ids Elcctitni o f officers wUl he held Installing officer. „ SALE PRICE I RATES Image- He might even Mine to text of the address in which, in and debt and'budgets and employ aatsj of. which the atata once grew zeSponaibUlty to the community The Wofoen’a Baptist Mission New members to be AveloomM Payabta Id A d ju M ment. Yet Lodge, with soma peC-? GRADUATION—WHITE tml PASTEL. after the dinner and toe ahdwing Society, .C om m u n ity Baptist When You ^ Basketball SNEAKERS - Jit local nswB pd>Ilibc(l nera. right with you are you IndUned to grovemor. posed to the-:program from a pro- ing committee for to* Esther Uclpate: Miss- Patricia Mitchell, -JI rMita^ot repablteatmi of a p cM — makee him an underdog in tha In the speech, he once again . , . told him not to belabor, toe lost In tha department o f charm, chairmen, announce that tickets Ml 9-2861 look at the world through rqM obviOuK^' / feealonal atandpofot, while being a Stevens Btazer Guild of the His Miss Gall Mitchell, Paul Abert, dlapatchaa beroln ar« alao. rMerred. California race for governor, then rescued the state from the clutch ruing Ribicoff image. torical Society of Early American for toe annual dinner dance will be colored glaeaes? Are you inclin^ In tha speech, John Lo^e Mao supporter, of the hational Dem James Abert, Miss Carol Oranniss, available at toe meeting. The dance ruU aarrlea client ot N. B. . Berr- he might be suddenly at the start e s of Chester Bowles, a Democrat ocratic edminletratloh. Decoration which will hold its an Miss Jean Orannlwi and Miss Mari HALLMARK $ 0 . 9 9 $ r 9 9 . m tn e. to forget that other people are hav. ha could Uck. When he lost the nual meeting and spring exhibition will be June 2 at Manchester Coun _.-nbllaherp------..jjiraaenRepreaentativea._____ Tha of an enUrely'new kind of political Oetrinaky decided he was in fa lyn Basklnd. - try Club beginning with a cocktail PHARMACY fciUg* JMaOiew8_ Special ^ n c y —New ing troubles, are being tempted, are stalate. in the speech. It 'was not to vor of It. , ' \ at the Snow Inn, Harwichport, Also, Miss Sylvia Hannerford, Weat Middle Tpice. career-^-OTS of those rare individ Abe30 Ribicoff, who Was the Dem- hour at 7 p.m. Tony q ’Bright’s or *?t!t SlHi*®- Detroit anoBaaton. bring faced with nasty situations Axbnltting to*t hie v lem Mass., Wednesday, Ihursday and Steve Johns. Donald Klrkham. at Broad St.' ------..AUDIT BUREAU o r uals to whom life, issues a co for which they have no control, or ocrat nobody cotfld have Uc.ked In Y E S O R N O ? Friday. Mr*. Martin is also a chestra will provide dance music V wouldn't niaka him popular with Charles Joy, Dean Daniel, Graglenn for members and guests. pletaly new second chance'. perhaps are being mistreated by 1954, but, ^ T u d g e from the Isnr member of the standards and Gibbs, Carolyn Hughes and Charles t i e Seaid YOU'LL FEEL SMART many insurance men, he said, Judging committee of the guild. Cancer pads wtu be available for I o p e n 6 DAYS—-9:30 A.M: to 9 ;00 P.M. | I PrlatM Oompanr Inc.. Wa have a feeling, more sad other people who are looking at guage of the speech, to some dis- If you am ophsidenng inaking an "You ought to be able to retire in Ronamowsky, ----aafomea------no nnanclar reaponslbnitr for the world through rose colored contoht in Falrilhld Coimty, along members to fold for the Cancer So typoitrapbical efrora appaarlna In ad- than cynical, that moet of, us. If investm ^ifnr kog-tetm capital dignity. tor at Kiutford Screw , Machine .Fair Planning Starta Mr. and Mrs. Russell Turner are ciety, according to Mrs. Lawrence yartwJiiTOta and other readina matter glasses? It Is very easy for us to toe route of toe Connecticut Turn nad then at-K**ney Mribufactur- Wapping Fair plans are being advisors for the youth group. In The Uancheater Erenlna Herald. we were given a second chance, think that everything is all r ig h t gain,^|6u m il w u t afSemarive “ You know, people' used to leave Decker, service chairman. Mrs. Al pike. Apparently, In tjie ' latest WITH AUTO-RITE them, old people. In cavto, and Ing 0>. before- entering the Sea- made toy" toe nine directors of toe Mrs. Lawrence Steeves will con Pisk-Op MANCHESTEROREEN • would play the game over again Just because everything Is . Lodge analysis of toe 1 ^ result, lah Schubert, federation chairman, lid Dlaplajr adverualna cloalna houra: an$«bm to dMne' qnetdoaa: Is walk off. But that day is ^ne." bees. He served in the Pacific fair. The event, held the first duct a short business meeting. The reminds members to bring com For Monday—] p.m. Friday. right with ourselves. It is good for that Turnpike has become not on Saturday after Labor Day by Wap- For Tueaday p,m. Monday. much the same way. We have die compeny The day is also gone when the Theater, and was discharged In Valley Forge forward fund will be memorative stamps which are —1 us to remember that the world Is ly \ toe geographical location hut Smar'f . . . because vou've ehbsen not to 1945 as a seaman first riass. plng Grange, includes exhibits, Delivery For Wedneaday—1 p.m. Tueadar. feeling, thatj, With most of us, the filled with pain, g r ie t, sorrow, average couple can save enough discussed and a slate o f officers Ing collected for veterans. For TTiureday—1 p.m, Wedneaday. also' the cause of the slight dis" operating to suffer file number- -ana bargain basement during their working years to as Selling house insulation \yaa not booths, amusements, a parade, win be presented. ------d_^.jn._miu^ay. expert a c^ te which surrounds heart-break, and all manner of Hostess for the meeting will be SHOE o u t l e t affection which may have cost an industry sure them an independent life In bis vocation, he decided after try^ supper and dance. Fair director Members of the Ann Judson Cir Mrs. James Kaiser, assisted by Mrs. is not really any alibi, but merely things that bring misery into this him.the 1954 campaign If Lodge treatment to save on auto insurance. Auto- 509 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST -----dead^ne: JSiSO a m. each retirement, he said. Ing it, and he went to work for Frank G. Trudnak has called a cle will serve as hostesses. All Alan Taylor, Mrs. Robert John Service day of publication except Saturday — the voice which makes certain It world of ours. The Boy scout mot and- the Turnpike can* thus kiss thit< is ex- meeting of toe fair committee Fri > a.tn. to of "Be Prepared" is a good one Rita is priced with tbe very lowest, yet pro “Two thousand dollars in sav the Automobile Legal Association. women of the church are Invited. son, Mrs. Reginald Christensen, tells us what it knows we insist for all a Us to follow. and make up, one e u p p o ^ that pandinjg u a vides tne protection 8 out of 10 drivers ings oqn be shot In two months Prom there he gradually moved Tueaday, May 15 upon hearing, y v e suspect that, If Reverend Laurence J. Vincent all other reeoncUlaUons. possible for some eWeriy person. In a men Into selling auto insurance, and within a simlUu: geographical con faster rK« want. tal institution," he said. Nixon has seemed the way he has Center Congregational Church finally opened hls own agency in test are equally p^elble. than toe na •no you know what they give 1948. “ Can Your Man O ff’ seemed to the American electo In the speech, ## John Lodge 2c STAMP WORTH $5,200 tional econ Phone or writ# to- a man when he retires ? A slap on Helped Form Board A t the moment, both the United rate, the real explanation Why he returned openly,/to toe state po the back and a watch, when he NEW YORK (AP)—A 2-cent .. day for full details. With Warren Howland, he help has seemed that Way la that that litical arena, Ha once again dis omy? Is it a doesn't care anymore what the States and Russia are proclaiming, postage stamp showing an upside- ed organize the Manchester Board is the way he is. down railroad train brought $5.-. played that .Combination of aris leader? Has it time is. And do you know what with equal sunount of pubUc fer tocratic dUixm and man in the else they give him? They say. now ot Realtors 10 years ago, serving But we have never been able to 200 at ui auction Meld by H. R. as president In 1960. vor, that It is the other which is Harmer, Inc. street democracy which is his had a steadily --ou’re retiring, we’ve got a group escape the feeling that, under the I ealth insurance policy. But they responsible for the turmoil Inside The stamp commemorates the own. p im cu lar trademark In ix>- rising ears-' MmERinaatt He married the former Miss dark scowl nature gave him, un Utics, There was even one con cut him out of It, just when he Anne Killoran of Manchester In Pan American Exposition of 1901, togs feco^d^' DIractor el taaamb demeSth the Inferiority complex a held in Buffalo. It was part 6f a crete symbol of this. In the text needs It most. If he has an ulcer 1942, and they have a daughter, Kaeh claima as if It were some they say, look, If anything hap Carol, 15, who is a student at Man self-made orator has never quite collecUon of Margaret Flick Hoff we received there was, to prove Is its management tetaining an thing clear beycmd all doubt, that man of Florence, Italy, and for how down to earth and'ungram pens you’re not covered, because chester High School. outgrown, underneath the trouble adequate percentage o f earnings It is the other has the ^ w e r and merly of New York. matical he could be, a sample use that would be like covering for a Among hls hobbies are photog- the Influence, to bring conditions his own sometimes rash and per The purchaser of the stamp of the word Democratic vrito Its for investment in futute growth? crumpled fender before the acci raphy, tor' which he has a dark dent.” back to what was corhparatlve emptory haste to be ijnderstood Monday was not named. final syllable omitted, the Way all room at hls home; making tape Providing answeis to sudi ques Almut seven years ago, Ostrin- nonnalcy. and appreciated favo^bly has recordings of favorite radio pro tions is our business. So don't Bky became personally Involved In grams, to delete toe commercials; Each thinks Uie other can do created for him, Nixon'-Is a nice p b e r t Ja quite a different type of commu hesitate to ask us for any infor and playing the piano. Ostrinsky this by paasihg the word to or guy, and that everybody who ever nity responsibility, while he was claims he can't remember a note, putting Ole pressure on Its own knew or encountered him Would mation you may need. There is toe leader of toe Anderson-Shee and has a player piano with a GLASS ENCLOSURES Post of toe VFW. When Connecti mandolin attachment. fien d s and partisans Inside Laos. swear to that, naturally and gen never any obligaticm. cut was devasted by hurricane This is a someudiat amusing erously enough. If he had happen brought floods, Ostrinsky and Sal- FOB GATmUIS Stiuamf QttumbbetdSf fm l sidelight on what may bo a lot of ed to choose a different profes vaUon Army Major John Pickup tragedy for a lot of people. For sion. CHid S H O W E B S REAL ESTATE teamed up to move clothing, furni MITH ture hnd supplies Into toe stricken each of these two great countries Glass does a beautiful Job for such PUTNAM INSURANCE ES’OORPORATED areas. CAR LEASING \ : - is much more sure o t what the A Centennial Verdiqt purposes in your bathroom. Easy to b e C O . Using the V FW post as a depot, other can do, inside Laos, than it is 96S MAIN ST., OBOUND FLOOR—HEL. Ml 9-6241 the men supervised the coUecflon clean. Never wears out, 71 E eiNm n„ manchistu of four trailer loads of articles and, aad RENTALS sure of \idiat it Itself can do. Under the stimulua of centennial "INSUBANSMITHS SINCE 1914'' OPEN 8 AJM. to 5 PJ«. . Ml 3-2151 with toe help of the Uons Club, In First io Maachester. New -otrs, As for ouir policy makers, here observance of one kind or another addition to the other volunteers, SATURDAY 8 AJM. to 12 NOON Mambara Naw Varir Stock lacbensa tan iDBlntenanoe, tally taisared in the United States, - they have we, like everybody ^se, have been delivered them to Putnam. ' to reduce your prohisma and been acting as if they would relish thinking about the Civil War lately Intisreet In lOH worries. For tall infonnatlon having that degree of influence in —thinking about It, sometimes, as One other impulsive move to eall J. A. WHITE aUSS GO. help out In toe community was side Laos Russia alleges we do If we ware encountering It in his Ostrinsky’s simple liaison work to have. It is true enough that we tory for the first time. 31 Bisseil St.— PheiM Ml 9^^322 make toe custoidiaiis at Manches' Paul Dodge PonHoe ter High School aware of toe trou INC. once encouraged the coup by We have now, as a result o f this Phone Ml 9-2881 which the present rightist strong bles encountered by toe. lOH {In much mental concentration and In structors of Handicapped) and S7S MAIN s n tE E T nuul. General Nosovan, took over terest to date, come 'to the point mentally and physically crippled the Laotian government, and that, where, for the flnrt time, we begin WHERE TO GET FINANCING children who were learning to when he did this, he did it with to change s l ^ In the war. swim under adverse conditions at W ednesday Onl^ 5 to 8 P.M. Bennet Junior High School. weapons And equipment Supplied We by taking slavery out The custodians, as a Christmas by us. ■ of I f Slavery was doomed. In any .present to toe lOH, volunteered But, althouglr'We may once have case, ^ e n before the dvll War be FAM liY NIGHT FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS? their services on Sundays, so the helped make him the strong mai^ gan, most, of the bsudcwaid nations children wouldn’t be limited by the Front End small shallow area in the Bennet we can't sbem to influence his pol of the worid had already abollMied pool. icy tqday. It woiUd be almost im- It. There was only a matter of time The Insurance advisory commit Special p ^ b l e for Russia to st6p Uilnk- before Americans got around to A L L Y O U $ .50 tee on which Ostrinsky is serving f has as Its purpose toe financial Rog. $12.50 ^.thjg of him as our mah; he carries being as civilized as the Russians, o . protection of toe town's employes, and uses our weapons. But he him or the British. C A N E A T PER (1) ALIGN FRONT END PERSON as well as of toe town owned ve self doesn't seem to acknowledge Relieving ourselves of the re hicles ahd buildings. (2) BALANCE FRONT that he is our man.. Or follow our sponsibility for any moral declrion MENU While toe committee's recom WHEELS— BEG. S4.06 instructions. W e t-MI 9-2012 knobs is measuring the degree of slippering would require a dictionary-size volume. Let’s strong, swell-headed little puppets tion/ that the North had^more g u ^ -V'-'' ■ ^ ____ warily down a tunnd eiaxwation listening in of a plant floor vvith an instrument also de we have created for ourselves. just say that these activities have saved and men and dollars. But there was tently for the first "squeak" from a wand-like no morality Involved In our being Manchester's Oldest^ Financial Institution veloped by insurance industry research. And countless limbs and lives . . . conserved mil one nation Instead of two, and instrumenl he carries. ■. ’• ihe man w ith the hair dryer is safety-checking lions upon millions of dollars of property , . . The Real Nixoii At Last? • Anstoralbland . Our 71 years' axpariance cap be of distinct help to you when when we held It that way by com for all hair types the equiinnent with regiurd to both the oper From what we can gather, Rich averted untold days, weeks and months of pulsion we killed liberty and free • Easy ;'combouhC it comes to financing home rmprovamants. as waif as home buy • A serious-faced plant foreman ^Sbtehesdoady ard Nixon, out In California, Is en dom for those who wanted some ator and the customer. ' . costly work-stoppage. Current A*idufd ing or building. Feel free to come in anytime and discuss your as a man on hands and knees fidd les knobs •9. tering a campaiip >which is re- • ComtwtsdaiMlniffand NOW OPEN thing different. Leave the Issue of itchy soalp DMdeiid On financing problems with us.- You'll find ojir advice friendly and Proof? While the nation’s work force has maricahle, for him. In twio reepecte. slavery out, and what would the i PRICE GOOD OLD-FASHIONED PINE QUALITY on a boxdike instrument resting on the floor^ Industrial accident and loss control, designed Flrst^ ha Is an'iinderdog. • Ideal tor hard or , itosured' Savings helpful. ' . ’ 7 , ‘ ■ , verdict of men everywhere be, on aofiwatar to prevent on-the-job accidents, covers lit roughly doubled in tbe last 60 years, on-the- Second, for better or for worse, the Issue of whether or not iwie sec REG. 1.75. • An ^sctrical engineer rneUculously traces the • Monaybaeki erally evory phase of American industry-* job accident fatalities have been cut in halL he Is supposedly alrtipst entirely tm tion of the country had a right to NOW .. 88 wiring in a hair dryer’ tagged for shipment to hi# own, bereft of all those sharp try to be a country by Itself? , c HOME BAKING from the obvious and everyday (workers at Another fact: off-the-joh accidents kill and political boeses.and those knowing a beauty M on. We are not trying to rewrite his grinding wheels should wear safety goggles) injure twice as many workers than on-job ex-newspapermen or edltors-on-' tory or Its results. Yet somehow, • 0 * * mishaps .. . even in the high-speed, complex furiough who carry. In their vest •CAKES to the bizarre w d mysterious (safe disposal out of this centennial concentration pocket, an intimate knowledge of on the Civil War, we have come up 17 For All Occosions These thriee isolated exampleis iUustrate the of radioactive wastes)^ Simply to list aU the industrial economy of today. what makea people vote the way with the feeling that the Sduth had y ' ' Wedding Caicos our insurance industry’s never-ending quest for areas whore the insurance industry of Ck>n- Quite simply, today’s worker is when they do. I perhaps more argument and right v S A V I N G S safer Whether th# two unusual dr- and law and principle on Its side spaeialfy.. eyer-safer working conditions for America’s ,necticut is working for a safer working world he’s on the job. oumstanoes In this new phase of than did we of the North. We don't a?ic/ U O A N • Bfaad ^ * Rolls wOrk force some 73 million men and women. tha-Nixon c o x i e r will combtoe to want to do very much about this, A S S O C 1 A. ; I O V favor him, ta contrast to the way except that, every time we find the “ Doughnuts The m ^.in the tunnel is usjjng a micro- he. was delved of the highest result dictated by guns playing seismic instrument/ developed by insurance , pciaa etf s jNdttioal earaer when he Ajfodiier reason why ihe Insurance Industry is one aoine part in the shape o f our Ilyas “ Cookies company research, thai «SVaiMdly had ifhlaga gotpg for today, w # think vve of tha North "WE SAVE YOU MONEY' J|AliCitt»T«t*» Oi.>k«T rmANCIAL ■ IW TITBtfil Mm aad pMtahily had no end of ought to Incilne; a slight bow possible tunnel ooUapee. The man twiddling of CamieCtiaxis greatest **Naturcil Besaurces** aapaUai h a r d .h a ^ ahrewd ad- toward, those of the South, as if, ONLY"™* PARKADE 1007 MAIN STREET--NBAR MAPLE i t m u , lamataa to ba aaan. asren though wa can't undo tha A d iiL She SaksJuL i-A it .SHi’t ooneldM it Intpoaalbla. woric o f the gune aM his lata data, WEEtr BODDUE TDKZfFipUE e AJL to U MMa J ^ MS mmxm maasKt-m t-saoe ' V b u m , if ,hs la aonqilotaly on bis w» oan at least toider our respect Until 5 P.M. Monday, JuGsday ond Friday t AJM. to « PJL OMBN nSlLT • Se •—SDK. f ta }»-4ax>BED NOKnATS C^OMf^ANlBS OF CO ■ 0 X 1 6 0 T . ■■ vie ; ■ ■ . : ■ V. ■
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BUGGS BUNNY, OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR BOOPLB ^ A IL Y CROSSWORD’ PUZZLE > r a g s NINE ■
I'MWSyjYA'LL ^ ' •‘H * '' A i 'M PLAYIN' LEAP FROO HAVp'rVAKE YE« ' ! • » ,VL 12th Circuit Denied hy Yqrhorbuf^h ■ OWN FUN TILL a m . President Orders ^Obituary ^ ^&grsT-T— X T ' PETUNIA PICKS __ , NA9NfT He ) t H i M 'U e V _ An«w»rtB PrRdoili IHHit* • ^ ' * ■ v*,... ,,yAUPi U.S/Lawmaker Court Ca^es KE HBY.WHArf ] E Rufus RathJbun, SOlN'ONa '■ ACKOBS BUra» (cctab. Murines into Thai MANOHESYI^ SESSION Paper Claims Estes THERE.I t v s . lamntlMr, KIP? £x-Legilihitor, A third continuance for payment A 60LDF1SH j h ^ I N G A SfP- « G o t iT N m « n (ConttniMd from P a fo One) of a speedbig fine of $43 was or iH afiM iib* BIUMrajrrapii. Passes a t 85 On Trial ih Pai^is dered -Yesterday afternoon In Cir StSrwrn JSSSLi WM ednaidered denimblo *‘b«- cuit:' Court for a Vernon woman. Paid Texas Senator SPECiAuzes IN J ST— cause of rocenD attnekn in Laos State News ' GeraMlne Walters, Vernon, who iNtl^EVVSWrtOUR^l/ ' , HEBRON --- Rufus- Rutherford' \ | by Oominunlst forces, and the Rathbun, -85, died yesterday at his (Contlmied from Pag* Om ) pleaded* gniHty to a charge of ClTV^tllSTlNeOISrtED;''^^ fMiiui'J l u r S ^ , ; subsequent movement of CJpmmu* were part of hi? dUgulse « r a home bn Wall st. speeding on April 30, was fined $42 (Continued from Page One) Inquiry Into wage rates (or Msxl- Personalities?/ nist military units toward the court was not competent to hear year have disappeared. The mus on that date. She could not pay so 4- - 3OE0pUinfpd U N un. A foihmer town selectman, tache was shaved off ahd the hair can labor fixed by Holleman. (SeeL) dSVandoaf border of Thailand." sessor and member of the board any evidence on Salon’s activities Judge Harold M. Missal continued the indicted Texas financier, said ■°31 Sommer (nr.) |2 T h e President .called' a threat in 'the secret army. has returned to its natural gray. Allott said the order set a 70 'U Fnm tiia aiMariiNt'f isSMontli (iB.) 47NdU«nna o f education, be -repreeented He-, the case to May 7, She could not he would meet with two subcom cents an hour WIsge rate for the TA »i» U.IL PM. ML sT-xr , to Tha,Uand a matter ' of (Continoed from Page Oae) He i^rgued the secret army ac The- specific ' charges against ♦S' £ 2 3 i.iXZC. direction *-37UI»! . ^ 4»PlltMI bron in the General Assembly for pay the fine on that date, so a con mittee investigators who ques Mexicans in Texas compared to MOtetk fod concern (p this country. tivities' cam f after expiration of Salan are that he took part In tinuance waa asked until yesterday A L L Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN two terms in the 1920e. He had op 90 cents in Colorado. Estea was SiOeodnSa said he wlttied to em|M__ friend, who was driving the car the special powers of President the shothllved generals’ revolt In for payment. Again she couldn't tioned -Estes In Texas. They ap M a ^ k f l n _ XSAMhkmI homa SSCbance SSKtM erated a farm for myiny years. Algiers In April, 1981, and later a user of Mexican labor In some IS THERE ANY ^^VEAa'THEV- YOU SENT DR. 6EEOE i-AW, the dispatch ;qf UJ3. forcM to and was killed in the accident. k4p. Rathbun was bom in He Charles da (jaulle which permit pay, and the case was continued parently got little, from him, Mc aOSH/XXXA^'''':------S.W E t h o u q m t y o u 'd a o ^ fa ifB u O i ZTDamwtkatad 44Tom BSFMtBtint tpek command of the underground of ills operations. AMI feVER/WeU,,IM \OOTMIXtO'UP IN DIFFERENCE m \ k n e w h o w , SOMEWHERE IN A .SBACKHEREIN ■ ■ ' M E btoiiwb r i w SSXmlmriM SSPnWnc Thailand is a defenAve act bn the Miss Ruaaillo claimed extensive bron on Dec. 31, 1878, a son of ted setting up the court. There until next Monday. "This la the Clellan said Monday. BETWEEN THIS AFRAID \TD RON TH' AAACHINE YOU DIDN'T! A dIFFY/ part of the Unitea Slates and com medicsd treatment waa neceitaiy. -Secret army’s terror campalgn- In the House, Rep. James A. QtAO TO (FLATTEREOflAN OPERATION nrmaritM («b.) 'xsaiali and Emily 'Austin Rathbun. was no argument, however, on the last. continuance,” Judge Mis.sal The Investigators —subcommit AUKCHINE AND THERE J OLD ONE/ KNOW HOW TO ISDm M for her crushed foot and other hffi Both iir.iurrectlons were staged to Wright, D-Tex., defended Holle- SEE YOU/ V j y OP T H E NEW » It R T B pletely consistent with :provlalons He had lived in Hebron all his life. Court’s compj^encit to continue/he informed the accused. "The next tee. counsel Donald O'Donnell and TIME-MACHINE! . TH E OLD ONE? IS/ \ O P E R A T E ? “ M m a drink ' 1' 2 S 4 S of the United Nations Obafter Juries. defeat Algerian Independence. time you appiar. If you can not man, saying he was "an honest ai Mr. Onrdnar. A brother, Cdarence, also a for triifi on the general's putsch in and honorable man," 1981. ' . meet the fine, I will be forced to Paul E. Kam'erick—also ate ex atWUAta witw ' IT IS which jrbcbgnisea that riMtons mer state legislator, died two The prosecution' will lay before pected to brief McClellan on re Andre Qalvada^ this prosecutor impose a Jail sentence," the Judge hava^di Inherent right to take dol- Scot*8 liic. $Hed weeks ago at the age of 83. the court documents and testi ports of other Investigators trying IT and legal adviser "fo the, court, iV said. leettve nieasures for self-defense. Mr. Rathbun is survived by his mony charging that Salan, ai to'spade up evidence In Texas on eoventry 96Muuwr ^'Kennedy said that he had di ’ NEW HAVEN ■ (AP) — The Jected the ^eflbise contention and head of the terrorists, was respon In the case of James'A. Koehler, MBnoowitnNd Parker Pen Co., has filed a federal wife. Flora Porter Rgthbun; three Estes’ wheeling and dealing and aaO nn«l (bar.) rected that the United Nations be sons, Frank Rqthbun and Charles the coutj.'Withdrew to deliberate sible for more than 2,000 a tta rs 27, of (Coventry, who pleaded guil court action fbr alleged violations the 011081100. ty-) to obtaining unemployment any profitable connections he may dOVoleuie notifieif of the' actions this coun of the (State Eklr Trade Act Rathbun, both of jHebron, and Iri Algeria and 400 Ih France have had with government offi Pupil Achievement ^/|IA30R'5 moatht try U taking. He said, too, that ward Rathbun of Columbia; a T7i8 ■ legalistic objections of the which cawied more than 400 benefits under false statements, cials. f HI6 MAN. 42Piro*l against. Scot’s Inc. of East Wind 24 B ' "W e are li| consultation with sor., ' ' ; daughter,. Mrs. Victor Behnke of defense delayed a lengthy state deaths and 1,100 injuries. $95 In checks. Judge Missal ordered Program Slated I.ALLR16HT’ dSAUanUe Seattle, Wash., curity precautions around the witnesses In an effort to widen Other cases continued: Sen. Gordon Allott, R-Ck>lo., program at 7:30 p. m. tpday at CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 67 Smin tower Sarit Thanarat that Thailand and ed by Parker under the Fair the school. ' ’ the United States had agreed to ’The funeral Will be held tomor rambling, historic Palace of Jus the scope of the trial beyond the Until Thursday, Robert P. Cole called for Freeman's resignation MStopiwd. .’Trade Act. In a Senate speech Monday. Allbtt There will be Installation o f of W J«wWi bom* the stationing of U.St troops in V Scot’s tiso operates stores- in row at 1 p, m. at the 'Potter Fu tice to prevent any desperate at generals' revolt and the Secret man Jr., 24, of 188 Lydall St., for Army campaign. al,-)© said the White House had ficers, Grade 5 and 6 . Glee O ub PRIWILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEKR fWtlTlI Thailand.. Bloomfield, Newington and Nor neral Harhe, 458 Jackson St., Wil- tempt by rightist terrorists to free plea to charges of operating under «0 Color their hero. He apparently will attempt to the influence of liquor and reckless maintained a ,"strange silence" will sing about lO 'numbqrs under Kennedy said in his statement wich. limlwtlc. 'The Rev. John N. Ooss, the direction of Mrs. Eva Kings- NEXT YEAR YOU [JUST MAIL YOU YDURJ THAT WON’T, DOWN that there is no change in U.S. pastor o f the Hebron and Gilead AH other courts were cleared discredit De Gaulle, to link him driving: Richard, R Abalr, 22, of about alleged Influence deals link ■ GUYS WILL WANT CO M E FOR S4 It was the third such action ing Estes with Agriculture Depart bury, teacher, and Mlss Roberta J .' lUefatfoe policy toward Laos, “which con brought by Parker against Con Congregational Churches, will of from the palace wing housing the with an unsuccessful attempt to 23 Deerfield Dr., for court trial to Garstka, music teacher, accom I WE'RE ASKIN& FOR ' - V N O -D A Y WEEK.'.'T A R E TtOU 2 Indolent 5T tinues to be the re-establishment ficiate. Burial will be In West St. trial, and only one entrance was a.s.sa-jsinate Salan In 1967 and to charges of failure to obey a police ment officials. ; SSlcndor necticut companies. It h w ?!led He and Sen. John J. Williams, panied by Ann Provost. I A 4-DAV WEEK AND KIDDINSF • of an effective cease-fire amd other actions against Topp’s Inc., Cemetery, (Columbia. open there. Automobile -and pe prove that De Gaulle by agreeing officer and Improper backing. A SIX WEEKS VACATION 4PQUr ST s r R D cl.. charged that possibly Parents and friends of the class SPtmaknint prompt negotiations for a govern and Barkers Inc. Friends may call at the funeral destrian traffic was diverted from to let Algeria choose independence third charge of operating while his es may view the achievements this rnbu) ment of national union." home today from 7 to 9 p. m. the building, and alt parking was betrayed the French army and the license was under auspehaion was criminal reprisal had been taken X against people at the Agriculture year In the classrooms with ex In advance of the 'White House forbidden in the area. Algerian Europeans who brought continued for court trial on May planations by the pupils and their announcement, there had been re Sues f ot $280,000 Mrs. Prances M. Borello Persons with admission cards him back, to power In the 1958 24 under the same bond - of $280 Department who wanted to dis teachers. Mrs. Frances M. Borello, 80. of close or investigate facta about ports that Kennedy had informed NEW HAVEN (A P )—A suit for the narrow, rectangular court uprising. which Abalr has previously posted; Officers to be Installed are Mrs. ' 109 Ehdridge St., died this morn Estes' dealSf S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL congressional leaders at an early for damages of »280,000 has been room had to clear three check 'Tb* court of three Judges, four Eugenia Murphy of Wapplng, for John Dlnamore, president) Don H. / forendon meeting that U.S. Ma filed in federal court In a case ing at Manchester Memorial Hos- points ^and undergo a thorough military officers and two civilians court trial to charge of failure to AHott contFnd^ that , the secre tary’s actions in the case have Fofg, vice president; Mrs, Kath- rines would begin landing in Thai stemming from a Stratford fire pltol. search. ’ A strong guard surrmmd- Is expected to refuse to call most obey a stop sign: and Raymond T. resulted. In the coining of the word «rine Conkling*. rzcordln^ lecrey land within a matter of hours. In-which two persons were killed Mrs. Borello was born Jan. 5, ed the building and waa stationed of the witnesses demanded by Moizer, 17, of 983 Main St., for tary; Mrs. Amtonio Peracclitb, The President was understood to and two injured. 1882, in GagUone, Pledmonte, on the roof. Salan. 'The French constitution .disposition to charge of failure to "FreemanUed" to mean ’ ’white Italy, and has lived In Manchester washed or glossed over.” He said corresponding secretary; and M^f- have told, the bipartisan group in The action waa filed yesterday Salan, #2, former supreme com bars any such appearance by De grant the right of way. Maurice FYench, treasurer. Mrs. ’ a 46-minute meeting that the pH by Arthur M. Masterson against for 60 years. She was a member mander in Algeria, was arrested Gaulle as the chief of state. Until next Monday, Lawrence the agency was loo Important to Ruth Arendt is publicity chair- mary purpose la to help defend Nellie Atherton, Arrowhead Lane, of St. James’ Church and the AI- April 20 in Algiers along with his "1 am ready to die,” Salan has H. Tracy, 41, of 11 Main St., for be tainted and sullied.". man. , ' pina Society. Williams said a woman secre li Thailand against the Red threat Stratford. wife and daughter. The black said, "but first I intend to defend plea to.charge of operating a mo from neighboring Laos Masterson la the administrator Survivors include her daughter. mustache and black hair dye that my honor." tor vehicle .with a limited license. tary In the department had been Blanohester Eveoiiig Herald Mn;. William E. Rice, with whom BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL Informants said he stressed that of the estates of Gerald T. Mas Until May 23 at Stafford "railroaded" Into a mental Insti Coventry correapondent, F. Pa«- she made her home; a son, Vincent tution here for "refualng to coop- his primary policy still is to get terson Sr., and Gerald T. Master- Springs, Mrs. Virginia McKoy, Mephesie Pngrlm FIRST SOME -THEN AN A9PIRIN a peaceful settlement in Laos it son Jr„ who died in .the house fire P. Borello, and a st^won, Joseph No Pdliiical Profit Left Sandford, N, C., for dispoeltlon to ■erato In covering up corruptloi)-’^ 4»-9S81e NICE TNSTV self. In January 1959. He is also guard Martino, both of Manchester; a charge of aggravated assault. in the department. Freeman’e ot- CRU6HED INTO ian of Paul J., Lynn F., and Rich The main thrust of his dlplo sister, Mrs. Virginia Vlnchot of Until May 28, Lewis E. Watson, ric* promptly Issued a statement JT/ ard G. Masterson, who were In Chaimaqua. N. Y.; a brother and 61, Norwich and Frank lacol, 35, disputing this and said the depart macy at the moment, officials jured In the.fire. sister In Italy and three grand- said, is to get the qease-flre re Norwich, each for plea to charges ment regretted thqt the medical Hospital Notes S‘tS ’The suit charges the owner of diildren. stored in that Southeast Aslan na of failure to obey a state traffic problems of an employe had been the house In whiem. ttaA.Mfudersons The funeral will be held 'Thurs M ay Shelve control sign. made .Into a political controversy. tion knd revive negotiations for a rented an apartment with being day at 8:30 a.m. from the W. P. Allott Mid the woman. Miss VtstUng houte are 2 to S p.m. for V coalition government . . negligent in making repairs to the Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 Main St„ Mary Kimbrough Jone.i, 61, was all areas, except maternity, where (3iarles A. Halleck of Indiana, furnace in the building. with a solemn high Mas of requiem they are 2 to 4:80 and fiiSO to g II Housy Republican leader, said aft "dragged off scrEaraing" and held Damages of |2(H),00D are asked at St. James’ (Church st 9.'Burial Voter Literacy X^st Tribunal Bars p t ir d a y s at an InsUtutfon: then i er the White. House conference for the death of Gerald T. Master- will be In SL James’ Cemetery. found to be mentally sound! ' that s the situation in Southeast If son Sr.; J60,000 for the death of Friends may call at the funeral He and Williams both (,ue»tloned Vo Asia is very difficult. his son; and $10,000 each for' In home tonight from 7 to 9 and to (Continued from Page One) whether law had been 'violated be ASnIo the nature- of the discus juries suffered by each of the sponsors could say they tried to R eid’ s visitors at one time per patient. morrow from, 2 to 4 and 7 to * get a civil rights, measure passed cause, they said, she had no sion with the President, he would three other children. p. m. pledged In their i960 platform to chance to talk to her own doctor only say there were not commit A similar damage suit was tried and couldn’t break a filibuster (Ceattnoefi trqni' Page One) ADMI’TTED YESTERDAY: back such legislation — found it against it. or lawyer, there was no reason S-/S ments asked and none given. In Superior (Jourt In Bridgeport Janet Gadzdlckt, 94 E. Middle 5-15 easy to vote against limiting de "This is the most blatant bid for to believe she might need mental Tpke.; Mrs. (!:hariotte Britt, 44 The U.S. and Thai governments, in 1959 and a Jury returned a ’ver- bate after having been given a were violated after hla arrest for care and she was fousd to be that |n ftara? Tbatfs Just a piece of ouetard pie it was learned, have fully agreed dlct In favor of the Mastersons. F u n e ra ls minority political support that I the slaylfSg of Mrs. Flodne Mc- Packard St.; George Miller, 45 W. I’m Mwdng forfh e nnrt tiow you seod nm to my room charite last week to record them have seen in my 16 years In the sane. Middle ’Tpke.; Ronny Stetz, 877 JU D D S A X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD on the landing of a Marine com This verdiot, however, was later selves in support of the bill. Cluqey of Hartford during a rob-, Williams said Dr. Lee K Bu R o A P s n i l bat detachment of about half the Senate,” Holland shouted. Adams St.; Mrs, Sai^ Noble, 32 wRhoutaaeseftr reversed by the Connecticut Su That chance came on a 84-SS .... u . . ... chanan, methe Agriculture Depart-Depart O IL Y E 5 -A fW TS Y .'^TH W WAS OKAY WITH MB. b Ut TH 0 I HE ft . Graveaide aervices for William votloM'^ and Mrs. ^ Gerard Lacroix Instructions. The psychiatric lest It reinforced a suspicion among wilt serve a« hostess. held in the State Supreme Court at D. C. General Hospital con WHilmantlc; Mr*. Janet Durler, zwvcr SAWVtR, X TWMK YOtfVE STUMIIEP OMTO TW NPC nSWM BOf. I & o r SU C H A r e m e m b e r v M B U I The carpenters ratified a three Tedford ot Dowtey, ni.. and form THSr BOATS FROM RIO OnU OOOID RMOftVOUf M TI UN6PD, SUP MEWIORV'* I e o T ! Western diplomats that the Soylet Mr. and Mrs. Newton Moore, 19 of Errors and in the federal curred that she needed Immediate' East Hartford: R^lph Fayle, 680 m e m o r y ; — ___ year contract three weeks ago. erly of Manchester, were held yes V«MSl______iUMftSumcrCD_ I d id n 't h a v e i r l courts. W. Middle Tpke.; George Rleckl, 16 HIM.TW UiiWRL THEN HS COOLO FMS IT OHIO omillBUrOICS ' ■ Union U giving the^ Communists The laborers union reached agree terday afternoon at East Cm»S- Members of Manchester Emblem Bowers St.,. last night were elected hospitalization. h iw a s m u M u n a IN BASKETS OF FISH. RSST ASSURED W iU HAffi A LOOK MID y------^— — - r\— A’-’— " “ Appeals for clemency have re Goslee Dr.; Robert Pickles, Ware — ------In the area aomething like a free ment with the contractors last tery. The Rev. William F. G ^ ^ r Club wishing to attend an iristalla- co-presidents of the Manchester "She was under the cars'bf the NARCOTICS. WrONCS IINB PCS'------hand in the Laos area -and will Friday. - Uon and dinner of the East Hart cently come from .various groups psychiatric staff at ^ hospital house Point. TRAIIEPCHIMTDNIS III, of St. Mary’s Episcopal High School Pro to succeed Mr. ______TODAY: Mtehael ■J\ ■ not back U.S. and British efforts All o f the contracts were for ford Emblem Club on May 28 at who cite his slum background. A until she was released to the cus ADMITTBJD FISHINS...... (Jhurch, officiated. to restore the cease-fire. . the Italian American Club, Blast and Mrs. Robert Fenn. committee of students and fac Cerosimo, 463 Abbey Rd., South three years. A t Jthe end of that The Holmes F m ie ^ Home. 400 tody of her owrj family with the Windsor; Mrs. Mary Robb, 24 time, masons will'be making 14.85 Hartford, at 6:30 p.m. or the Wln- Mr. and Mrs. Fenn. 232 E. Mid ulty member^, at Trinity College understanding she ahoyld receive Main St., waa^ in charge of ar- dle Tpke., were elected as vice and the Ck>nnectlcut Valley Pres O'Leary Dr. an hour, carpentqra $4.36, and la rangements^.-" sted Emblem Club district deputy further treatment.” 6 BIRT?HS YESTERDAY: A daugh borers $3.85. . homecoming, to honor Mrs. Agnes presidents; Mrs. Nancy Klock, 63 bytery of the United Presbyterian Mlsa.'Jones was secretary to In all, about 1,100 workers were Kearney, on June 2, are reminded Herlry St., secretary; and Mr. and Church are among thooe who have ter to MiY'and Mrs. John Rusesyk, Indonesia Aids Alfred Blatter N. Battle Hales, an Agriculture East Hartford; a daughter to Mr. Involved In the strike. to call Mrs. Alfred Ritter, 45 Ches Mrs. Charles R. Baxter Jr., 34 asked for clem ency,. Department official whom Wll- Funeral sorvlces for Alfred Olcott Dr., ro-treasurera and Mrs. Richard Mertens, East ilL J Blatter, who died In LaMeaa, ter Dr., or Mrs. Kenneth Hodge, 20 llama said waa shifted In an in Hartford. ' _11L Troops Snared Calif. Saturday, will be held to Silver Lane, Eaat Hartford. The elecDbn began a'meeting In significant job and stripped of ac- D/cnUsts Honor D r. t ox high school library during which DISCHARGED YESTERDAT: morrow at 2 p. m. at the Ladd Fu Accident Bri^j? ce.js to flies for demanding an f'lt HARTFORD (AP) — Th8 <3on- Mrs, Marion Phllllpe, New York neral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Manchester's two foreign exchange FBI Investigaliun of Eatea’ deal necticut State Dental ASsociaUpn students and their "companions” City, N. Y .; Mrs, Rita Jean, 16 Oil New Guinea Rockville. The Rev. John Bahler, ladles of Columbus, will meet to D rive’s Arrest ings. Williams said Hales himself Windemere Ave., Rockville: announced today that D r.. Lewis. night at 7:45 at the K of C Home. gave talks. Miss Hiroko Nogami of was questioned by the FBI In MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl Fox! of Norwalk, has been named pastor of the ApostoUc-Ohristtan Tokyo, Japan, and Harold Muehl- Thomas Greer Jr.. 146 Loomis 8t.; Church, Ellington, will officiate. Traverfilms will be Shown aqd re stead,- and that this' m'arlced the MH;KKY FINN (Contlnned from Page One) the 19f)2 reclineht of the Alfred C. berger of Germany compared their A Manchester man charged with Mrs. Alma Ott, StoTrs; Miss Sandra BY LANK LEONARD PC^ r W O V J i m ' Burial will be in Enilngton Cen freshments served. start of what he termed the har Woltersdorf, 26 Auburn Rd.; Mr*. 16UPFD5e 1HAT«50NEOF Fones award. ter-Cemetery. native countries with the United reckieajMlrivlng, will be presented IT’S THAT KID r ber of pro-Indonesian residents States. kj Pirouil Court 12, Manchester, assment of Mlaa Jones for being Gertrude Fraro, D t^ Hill Rd,, tMA6INE.IT/ T WELL, LE TS H( jo l H 'W e CLUB THBPfSAWBACK^OF Honoring one of dentistry’s pion ThSre will be no calling hours. Among recent divorces granted loyal to Hales. -JOJO.l IF HE .(but there has' been no report ol eer, Dr. Fone of Bridgeport, known Both agreed that studying st iSsy 28, police said today. Rockville; Mr*. Sarrara Jones and FIVE — IN TWO 1 HEHITSONE LIVING UNCe? THEFREe support there for thq^ invaders. In Hartford Bhiperlor Court was Hales, In a news conference (wo *on, 109 Mather St.; Mr*. Beverly THERE'SA BW6ER CROWD KEEPS ON HITTIN' DAYS.' ITS / TONIGHT./ as the ’’Father.of Dental Hygiene.” home is harder and longer, but they James F. Duffy, 55. of 232 Henry The Dutch have reported killing one to Mrs. Caroline L. Ganzer weeks, ago, argued that Bates had Lutzen and daughter, 51 Ljmets HERE TONIGHT THAN THERE HOMERSTHEY'I FANTASTIC' K COMtN'UP NOW/ ENTERR?l6e ev^IEM. the award is presented annually llke the social and communl_, .... St., waa charged last night after WAS AT THE OPENER! 6 L 0 8 \ two members of the first Indo from ■ Jambs. M; G a n z e r, on a ■ ■ ■ Ity^fe, received favored treatment at the St,: Mrs, Nancy Hayes and daugh PACKIN"EMI 'for outstanding contributions to Nurses^ Association charge of IntoleraMe cruelty. Mrs. here. Miss Nogoml has been stay police Investigated a two-car acci nesian contingent and capturing dent on CenteH'-'St... Just eaat of agency. His superiors denied that ter, Eaat Hartford; Mrs. Claire the art and science of dentistry on Ganzer was awarded custody and Ing at the home of Atty. and Mrs. this was true. Johnson and daughter, 57 Seaman one. ’The captive reportedly Indi the national level"’ Robert E. Beach, liSf Bhulder Rd., Knox St. Favors :M^icare, $16 weekly support for each of 'The Estes ca.:e. took a shar)> Circle: Mrs. Pauline Lazzarl and cated that their mission' was to Fox will receive the award at a through the sponsorship of the Police said that Duffy, driving four children. turn late Friday night when As daughter, HIghmeadow Rd., Bol enlist Papuan natives' In guerrilla luncheon here tomorrow during the American Field Service, and westerly on Center St. ahortly af operations and to establi-sh a Hits AMA Fressure ter 9 o’clock, stnick the rear of a sistant Secretary of Labor Jerry ton. 97th annual meeting of the asso Muehiberger, here through the In- DiSCHAROED TODAY: Rich bridgehead for an Ridbneslan In ciation. temaUOhal Christian Youth Bx- car owned by Wllfrerl Lapointe of R. Holleman resigned, saying he vasion attempt. (Contiiuned from Page One) Coventry, which was parked on the had accepted $1,000 from Estes, ard Carter Jr„ 12Vj Church St.; He is a native of Norwich, has Norman’s to Drop ^ahge and Center Congregational Mrs. C Amanda Gothberg, Lor /d*ikfiw.L In Jakarta, Indonesia’s army, been practicing in ■ Norwalk Since ANDWHKFETHKr IBP BET1W MMff ^ HSnlS AU, THE nOO^ "That the adminiatfation’s pro depai^ent today. __ some left rear damage. Patrolman ^ IS IT WHERE 1 ^ funds are stilt sought after the Allan Smith. Investigated. WATER DOWN THE HOLE ..BUTTHEY DOl/r THB SNPppit bUKsB Ipe-n iftr X IMR’m By Bowers PTA posal for health care tor our older , Bids to conduct post office busi station goes on the sir in the sum WORKING? SEEMTDAMND ,y o u COME iiPTWPOORisoeAiktrHBt^^ fubsport. Police piso investigated__two WEVe GCT AND DRIVE people under the social sitcurity ness. at a, new contract elation on mer, and reduced dues tram 75 to TDGET VERY MUCH! FROM? TPBNnTyc«(p$LMDoanj« Chaml^r Renews the West Side will be accepted at minor one-car accidents, one at 8 ,t h Em o u t . OP PHOTOSRbPHel ''- ^ ic e r a were Installed by the system'ls efficient, is needsd—and '60 cents per member, p.m. yesterday in Which a car RID O F that you support It, no Ifs, anda the Manchester Post Office at the THOSE T ree P lan t P lan PTA'wf, Bowers School at the Center from now until 5 'p.m. on* struck a construction' sign on Cen t i l 1 # r or-buts.’l ■ / ter St„ and the second at 6:40 Km, GOPHERS. group's final meeting for the s ^ - , .MUtaa-iScheuer said the nurses May 24, Postmaater Alden Bailey ‘ -A new 'move by the Ouimber soh last night. " " said. Stamler Cancels (ofiay when a ckr struck a flash HOUSE PARTY Of Commerce has been started to group’’krciild'answci- AMA pres ing caution barricade at Center . Mrs. Frank Horton took over sure With “moM initiative bUMt The new station will be expected beautify section of Main St. . ^ f o sell stamps and stamped paper, and Bhtad Sts. No Injuries nor ar the presidency. Other new offi ting standards, preparing piScj Meeting .on ETV with trees or shrubbery, OtambM! cers' axe Mrs. Roland. Lounsbury, [ register mall, accept parcel ^ s t rests but some motor vHitcle and A Musical Entertainment statements, and providlni; official sign damage was reported by po TOMeHTiTMirB Executive Vice President first -vice president; Mrs. MUton for mailing, and sell only post of The educational television com Presented tY ST. SEMES’ PARISH *■ I MRSTOMPliJe L. Brock ackMWiedgeU today. 'Adams, second vice president; guidance in those areas where fice money orden.' lice. nurses have primary responsibll- mittee has canceled tonight’s ‘ .jUtodto iT Turned down by the Manchester! Mrs. Richard Cunningham, secre- Hours of the station will be sub- nHirsdoy, Friday and Saturday, May 17. 18 and 19 S ATTIC tty. m'eetlng and '-wHl not meet again f'f _ -- Board of Directors last mtmth on tary; Geprge Dicide, treasurer; jM t tq regulations and rules of the until "late Aiigust,” according to U3NE5^ its plan to plant , trees in Dm side Mrs. Edward Plata, Harold Whit ’As ANA contlnuss to speak out T r n W T v ii Post Office Department. co-chairman BYank Stamler. IN ST. JAMES' AUDITORIUM , * ♦ I «iP6em walk of downtown Main St., the ing and MUs Roberlh Lockwood, in meeting its professonal respbn- Notice s^f ssiunial...,. .... AS* .M ...... ^ 'The present contract station at • Stamler said, "A meeting to Cbamber'has now. launched an in- council delegates. aibiliUes, we find more and more Norman's, a retail appliance said Donation...... $1.00 THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE :LX=MJUriJJZ3E2 Stan Bates, ot the' State Park profeasionai, gbVcntmSnt and oth night would do no good, at all. . veatigqtion into the feasibility of furniture store, has been there for There Is no Interest, no enthusi BY WILSON SCRUGGS 0 having trees or shrubs set into and Forest Coccission, spoke on er groups coming to us for Infor WE HAVE DAILY ^ BVUQW JIM WEST HAS FRIED about 10 years. asm.” AttRTHA WAVUE/ THAPE TKe ' D A V Y JO N E S tubs or pots which could be Jdt- the statee’ plans for a cq u i^ g new mstion," she said. Officials at Norman’s Indicated HIS WIFE AHD EVERY GOP IH BY LEFF imd MeWILLlAMS park sites and for improving the She ss3d the convention would The. committee, which original WOMAN JIM WeOTC TO MOIE] uated a lo w Majn St. sidewalks. the decision to drop the contract ly planned a townwide fund drive, DEUVEKY TO TjHE CEUTERVIUE IS LOOKIH6' FDR ; COME NOW AHP«poe*m_. preeent Bites, .He said that 14 strive to improve Clinical practice, WE WERE m PWSOU. ■SHE'S A I On April .U, the'directors noti .station waa connected ■with the re dropped.the idea'later, and decided reiEHD OF HIS Wire's.' sms. DON’T DONTr LIT the TON fied the Chamber they were not per cent of the land in the etate nurse education, and l^ialative location of the main offices at 443 Should be set aside for recreation and economic programs. to conduct a publicity campaign REALLY RETIRE? OP WAY, MISS.* interested Ja a pilot project In Hartford Rd. to the firm’s ware for support of Bf?"V In Manchester, volving a few trees which, if «uc- and that Connecticut is trying to Hsian Connors of New York, house on Forest St. BOLTON approach .this percentage. . If -legiifiMIye offlctr o f the ANA staff, had planned to "meet tonight at 8 Do you plan to really retire or ' jcsssfu l, would have lead to . trees' Norman Spector, owner, said at Wh(ton Library. 1 being planted from Hartford Rd. present plans materialize, he said, saiff most of the American Medical the store may also consider drop- just quit W o rk and exist? For to the Center. . , there will also be 22 tnUes of coast- pressure cams at the aUte level, ping the collecting of MI# for the details about a life insurance Uhe avallahie (or public use. noti^ly in tbe Middle West and MABKE-f H$aHE» AREA Brock said the suggestion to use Hartford Gas Co. He noted that NEW VOBK (AP) The plan to guarantee that your in Mrs. Robert., Hrtns installed the Deep South. , payable aCcounta to the store sUU tubs or potsr as an alternative officers and Mrs. hOitbn Adams,' stock nuirket today cacrled Into come doesn't retire when you do. was designed to circumvent .the "There has been none o f this in could be settled at the Hartford ita aecond day a. rally that'Mon-' chairman, introdu^ the the Northeast," she said. proUenuF of 'netting the trees into Rd. location. ^ day dnumttieally sb^ h>m • skid LENOX Phone— Write-r-Visit qpeSiksr. Refreshments were served Mias'Connors aaid AM A repre- Postmaater'Bailey indicated the ' the sidewalks. under a is direction of Mrs. Thorn of more than a week's dura The new proposal, discussed by senUtives often ask to address contract station at Norman’s is tion. T o r y 's gains were PAUL A. ICURQUE es S t Lantent and Mrs. W I U ^ nurses group meetihge to explain PHARMACY the chamber’s retail division, lias Marvin. , soheduled to continue until June 4, Whittled somewhat by early oft- / 2f9 £. CENTER ST. 97 CENTER STftBJW— MI 3-1118 - basn passed on to the otganina- the AM A posiUon against ths ad but that the station thers could be ,tersoen. On nverage, |iowev«t The PTA banner was won by ministration plan. Sba said this tfoa’s community "lieauU&aUaii dosed earlier if suitable arrange the market iMld higher. Trad TEL. Ml 9e0896 NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COAIPANY Mrs. laisabfth Rlchardsmt’s sec Mcttts at tha state or Mgilaiial: ments for a new station are mad# eemmittee- ond grid*. ing was oettre aod the enoto- (Mi Iwwsiii • 0«n»1se»sits • AmSMm • HseHb !■■ ■*» • hrehaflne la « L -,V! • soon. „ tfen.tleker ran late ogiOa, r ~ 1 \ MANCHESTER EVENlNg HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MAY 16,1982
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e a r l VOST Russian T on r , SfMirtB editor May Solve U.S. NEW YORK (AP)— km would be hard prassed to M-Ahind the winning Yankees. ♦flelders~Ty C31ne, (3huck Easegi-Araca next twtt weeks m*y bring p ^ t as champion* thU year. Tak ch7of .tb# .last stvpB 'sdSf'™ ■Green ciu^etTreatinent for YankecB wfth BOB ROBbUtta Emanuel Rolloff en Jtghtly was his aeserUon that In a house-cleaning Job, he an. Winie Kirkland, Willie Taaby seasons. / nbout anfwers to three very changes manager* and rsplac^ and Don Dillard—collected 10 hits. Th* next/lwo weeks may be th e' ■ ■ Whtaevw MwMiffer Ralph Houk of the New York Y a n k ^ Kecord Sports Battle other clubs, including his qwn, had several of last year's regulars with Two of them were Important pinch UCti!UMi4iU(/.itSUii •>' ...... S'"...... pertinent questions* hovering built tbennselveo up to the Yan turning point. The GianU, with a decides to call one of his players on the carpet « In Church 10 Pin Loop over the baseball ho ‘ kees. young, eager and speedy newcom hits by Dillard. fourg;aim lead over their nearest at Yankee Stadium the player can feel assured that he will FORT W ORm^ex. (AP) NEW YORK .(AP) — Towering ers.' The new manager, youthful An Important factor in the In rivalSy/wlIl play IS of their next 2—-THE GRIP fright little finger bqrely touching Russians traveling through the 1. Ia the rest o{ llHf^American liiday, Paul's assertions have Mel McGaha, besides establishing dians' showing this year againat 15 g ^ e s at home- At the conClu- be on the carpet. Hduk’a office, as well as the trainers room —Arnold Palmer "fitiisbed country, whipping Ame^can bas Laague, after y jtttn ja t being more meaning than they did two order and harmony, had fa.shloned and the"pleyrecreation room at the stadium, are oarpeted One of the automatics of gbod the index finger of your left hand. It couldn’t have been closer! the Yankees, to whom Cleveland alOn^of a three-game series with with a typical birdie bafrage golf, an invariable that must be Tour left thumb should, point down ketball teams, while this nation’s By the slinuneat of matgina— spread-tagled by the New York weeks ago, because of la) Cleve a different club iiased on speed, lost 14 of 18 la.4t year,, has been the St. Lout.s (>rdinal(i starting in tough Caprolan nylon. to beaW* young Johnny PbU. come second nature, is the grip, I the shaft, its base reaiiBg lightly best players, are sitting on the one point—Emanuel XaiUiinui No. " ‘T^aMieea, tipaiiy catching up to land's current position at the head pitching and defense. second baseman Jerry Kindall, ac (finight the , Giants play Houston Tlubbed "Topping Green", the for the championship of the usf, end teach, the unlapped^r against the top Joint of the fore sidelines. 1 defeated St. James No. i, 2,923 the prteB m ly perennial cham- of the league (b) the Indians' Probably the biggest improve quired In a trade with thO' C!uba. 'four times, Philadelphia and NLos Angeles. oommentlnr that the plush Tankee scientioiis attack on the all-tlnie especially ei^ectlve for golfers With The grip is your medium of country dally grows more bitter. Bowling Leaimo- threat?ifSAoiO league standinga whirhwhich ahnurshow nnlvonly league. In the wetkend series with set against Kansas City in 0ive- If the Giants fatten up on the one-year ,, money ^winning record I The. Russians could well be the 4'i games eeparatin|—thi„Jirst land tonight with Jim Perr/going clubhouse is a jfar cnr from the for professional golf. j small or weak hands. contact with the ball. It should A flaahy 190 final game by an- 8. Are 'the San Francisco Giants the -Yaitkees, McGaha platooned tallenders and widen their present locker rooms of trid. Visiting ball Open the exteitdad left hand give you TOntrolied Veratlon^bnea that crack it wide open. They chormafl Rudy Heck helped Eman going to bflcome the first National eight clubs. >■ ..... kbe -outflelders and each contrib for his third victory. He hasn't margin appreciably, thera may be' Nerveless Arnie took a giant ■ are due in November for a series been defeated. la^-ers, whose locker room haa not stride in that direction yesterday and lay the club' ■ iicrosa the ship, between the hands and uel gain the title. He emerged with League runaway winner aince the Revived Club uted nobljrin-the club's three vic no stopping them. Even with .WU- eea carpeted, are reported to be mldjile joint of the Index finger the club. T he. thumb and fore of games In this country. Instead high single and high three for his Dodgers, then in Brooklyn, waltzed tories in four decisiOnsT-___ Strong Pitching ' lie Mays in a batting slump, Ua when he trimmed Pott by four Into the palm so that it is lyuely fingers exert the most control of playing the country’s top col There's no doubt that Gabe has The Giants, combining a dev- g"green” with envy- . . u strokes in on 18-hole plnyoff to club. 190-^536. Don Anderson to a pennant in 1955? revived the forlorn Indians of a In Sunday's double triumph, the Giants have sent to the sHowSra The new carpet in HouV a jolKce touching the little finger. The end ami should have the most sen- lege teams, they are likely to face powered a 202 slHgle and Jim Tay A couple of weeks ego, Gebe »statlng;^,baUlng attack with sur all but two of the 32 starters drag down the $7,000 first money. of the shaft may extend beyond ritive relationship with the club. some, rag-tag pickup' clubs. year ago when they berely man second doubleheader aWeep the In prisingly strong pitching, threaten T .1 is designed to> withstand the abra Leading by a single stroke after lor a 581 triple for St. James to Paul, general i manager of the In aged to squeeze into the first di dians, have accomplished over the they've fared. j sions of players’ spikes and to clean the palm a bit, to whatever de Tlif other fingers play a lesser The resulting furore could ex take match honors. dians, boldly stated that the Yan- to upxet th* pattern Tha4-haa pro Monday was an off'day in both m nine holes,' tije cool-headed Penn gree feels comfortable. Close your tend clear to the White House. It vision, a whopping 304 games be Yankees in two weeks, the out- easily. ■ sylvanian methodically blrdied role; especially the little finger, Anderson finished with a 555 duced a tight National Leagtio leagues. Weighing 2,700 pounds, the 633 fingers around the shaft so yotir which jjlay almost no part. will affect U.S- chances In the 1964 triple, Stan Hillnski had 546. Mike yards of carpeting was pipped three Of the ne.xt seven holes to thumb points toward the club- Practice g.rll>ping the club prop Olympics, and the outcome of the win in a breeze. heaxi, its ba.se resting lightly erly tmtil it becomes automatic, Tobin was Heck’s chief supporter from LAFrange, Gs., to Yankee He had a one under par 37-32— fight will -shape U.S. athletic poli with 189 and 514. etadium by special truck and in against the top joint of the fore like shaking hands. cies for many years to come. 69 while Pott, playing o\it of Gulf finger. The V between your fore Bmanuea dropped the first two Strike Zone May Be Shrinking stalled hi three days by a crew of Hills. Miss., came in with 38-35— When you have dope this, you '»The Amateur Athletic Union, games and trailed by nearly 100 eight men. The total cost was re finger and thumb shmild point will have mastered the first of the which is handling the Russian tour, 73. Pott earned $3,500. over your right shoulder. pins (l,&68 ;.to 1,964) before Heck ported as being JIO.OOO. "He's- too tough." Pott said in mschlnelike pha.sea of golf that said It had asked the colleges to and Tobin powered the comeback. G t t w . But Hutch Not Benching Rohhy n Now wrap the fingers of your you must forget abotit ehtlrely New Experience: ♦ e • his pleasing Soulhfcm drawl. let their top teams play the Rus The individual game scores right hand around the shsift. just once your swing is under way. sians, during the November tour, He suggested saddling a "20- below the left hand, so that all (Emanuel’s total first) were; 963- Top Defender pound weight on Palmer like they b,ut had been refused. Col. Don 1,015, 895-949, 1,065-958—total, NEW YORK (NEA) — Fred Defenseman Kent Douglas of fingers are on the club, with yotir NEXT: The stance. Hull, the AAU’a executive director, 2,923-2,922. Hutchinson Joins major league BAY DOTOinN do a race horse" to give the tour- RUDY HEOK managers who for several years the Springfield • Indians has been , Ing pros a chance, .said November was an awkward Mays Nx)t Hitting named the outstanding defense- tonight when the Mets entertain | phe victory, third straight and month, but that the time waa have contended that .the strike man in the American Hockey selected by the Russians, through Zone has shrunk like tij* value of the Chicago Cubs at the Polo j *ixth of the yeai' for Palmer, the dollar. League for the 19S1-62 season. Grounds. Channel 18 will carrj’ ! boosted his official earnings to the State Department, and there Frey Duo Champs, AMERICAN LEAGUE HOUSTON, Tex.. (AP) — Teammate Bob McCord won the the game starting at 8 o'clock. | $59,308. It left him less than $16,- was nothing he can do about It. W. U Pet. O.B. "The etrike zone le that space box, pitchers are more cAreful asms honor a year ago wrhen the Morhardt's 6nly appearances thus 1 ooo behind the oipe-year record of Walter Byers, for the NCAA, Olevelaad ,... .17 10 .630 above home plate which Is be San Francisco Olanta star than they would be if Mays Indians won both the league and Oakmans Register New York ... .16 tween the batter's armpits and Willi# Mays had a neW experi were to turn Into a ditimond season have been in the role of a 1 $7.5,268, set by himself in I960. pointed out that college rules for 10 .618 '/l the top of hi* knees when he as playoff titles.. .Goalie Marcel pinch h itter.. .Craig Johnson, for Palmer had an opportunity Sun bid teams playing before Dec. 1. r^seaPR Es Mliineeota . .17 IS A97 I'/l ence when he cam* here for back rattlesnake. Fame, Douglas and e'enter Bill Highest Averages Chicago ..... sumes hi* natural stance," the Mays said he had no real mer Mancheater High ba-sketjpall day to win his first title here-but " I can not accept placing' the .17 14 .848 2 rule reads. "If the batter usual three games with th* Houston Sweeney gahud berths on the player, performed with Windham he permitted the persistent 26- blame for the timing of the Rus PARKADE EARLY BIRDS Baltimore ... .14 18 AlO 8 Colts. He couldn’t hit the ball. answer for his inability (o ■ AISL# ■ Ail-Star first team while ly ewlnga from a more' direct find the range against »th* College in Putney, Vt. Johnson, year-old Pott to come from seven sian trip on the Stqte Department. .Officers for next season were Final Staiidfl'ligB'"'''''”'! Los Angele* . .13 18 AOO 8 Vi He huid* 13 tries at It but MoCord and winger Ployd Smith the sixth man on the squad last shots be.hind and tie him with a It is another example of poor elected at the annual dkmer-dance Detroit ...... 18 IS .500 stance, but crouches to narrow the Colts, freshmen of the Nation were named toi the second team... W. L.1 Pet. strike zone, his strike zone is de managed only one hit and al League. season, helped Windhsm win 16 of 72-hole total of 281, one over par. management of the AAU.” Buyera of the Weat Side Mixed Couples J AJ Tool A Eng . .88 47f .743 Boeton ...... 12 14 .402 «Vi termined by th* position of hi* walked once. New York, Knicks have signed 21 games.'. .Chuck Saimond. for Palmer had a 76, Pott a 69. said. Bowling League held Saturday Kansas Oity . .18 18 .419 9 "I'm Just not hitting for their No. i draft choice. 6-9 Paul Crestfteld No. 1 . ..80 .64 ij .739^ armpits and his knees In his "I can’t see the ball," Maya some reason. My timing 1* ap mer standout athlete at Manches Both agreed the turning point of "It 'would take a convention to evening at th§ Three J’a, Bolton. Woodcock Ref. .. ..74 61 f .741' W ashington . 6 20 .281 m i usual stance." aald.with a frown. Hogue from the tJnivesalty of Cin ter High ■was one of .60 Springfield the playoff came at the par four change our rules to let our team.t They include: Mr., and Mrs. Charles parently off, but I hope that it cinnati. The 21-year-old hoopster Crestfield No. 2 . ..65 66* .725 Perfectly clear, but Hutchinson, Player* with other leama won’t be for long,’’ he said. College athletes who took part In ninth hole when both were tied at play in November, and the AAU Uttflig, residents: .Mr. and Mrs. Tres Chic ...... 62 74 .726 No Games Scheduled. prior to the Reds’ return to the also have complained about resides In KnoxvlUe, Tenn— Pro a 100-mile marathon relay from one over par. Pott slapped his shot didn't a.sk us in time for the Francis Donohue, vifee, presidents; 78 .730 Today’s Games "Of course I would Itks t« wrrestling card ia scheduled to- Tots A Teens ...... 68 Polo Grounds after an .absence Colt Stadium lighting. It la have gotten some hit*, hut t " Boston to Springfield. Mass, last Into a water hazard and carded a convention ’' Mr. and Mrs. Earl B is^I. secre Moriarty's ...... 58 Washington (McClain 0-8) at of five years, insisted that a pitch the minimum allowed In Na n l |^ at Windsor IQgh featuring week. A member of the varsity S fat double-bogey six. Palrher also Both sides agreed there was a taries; and Mr/ and Mrs. Anthony Chicago (Herbert 2-1), (N). hat* it even more th at'I dia- the Fslndoua Kangaroos and the above the waiet is rarely called tional League parks. blub, Saimond lettered in soccer had his troubles, mlssng a five-foot possibility that individual colleg Salafia, treasurers. x., Leading shooters on thA final Minnesota (Fascual 4-2) at De a strike now. appointed the folks in ths Lewin Brothers. last fall. He la a nisjor in physical par putt, but still picked up a A\vards for the past season were., troit (L*ry I-l), (N). TH* lights may not be the stands.” ians might be able to play on an .fiay were Mary Roedlgpr''213—y621, "And low pitches top frequent only thing, troubling Mays, ' * * * education. stroke. all-star-type team againat the presented as follows: Men — high Anita Shorts 170--j4TO, Dot Rob Kansas City (Rahow 3-t) at ly are Judged by where a break Giants Manager Alvin Dark * a * "it's hard to overcome a double average, Ernest Oakman 111.23,, Cleveland (Perry 2-0), (N). however. He got hla lone hit waa asksd if he plans to glv* Off the Cuff Russians, but each appeared to erts 178—466. Bojttfv Robinson 193- ing ball ia caught by th* catcher under the light*. Sunday after bogey," Pott said simply. be waiting , for the other oide to high triple, Zigmund Olbert 403, 180—540* D o t^ tte n 452. I-o# Angele* (BowsAeld 1-1) at instead of where it nicked a piece Mays a rest in hope* of im UBivaralty of Hartfoird will End of the Line make the first move high single, Edward Werner 140; ------X Baltimore (Pappas 8-1), (N). noon he went to the plate four proving his hitting. Started on llth Schilling Moves Up in Box of the plate,” emphasized the times and walked away hlllesi have a new baafcethaU coach next Losing three straight games at The man who baa made his photo The sa,me situation will come up women, high average. Ruth Oak- HOLHJAY GJ'YS ’N GALS — New York (Terry 4-8) at Bos Cincinnati manager, getting down "No. Winie will play," he seasoD, and It eould be an "old" the start of the season may be man 96.42, high triple, Anita Ol each trip. answered; "May# vrill hit . . . flni.shes the expected instead of the in December, when it comes time Dick Harvey 19^116—340", Sue HUNTING ton (Monbouqnette 2-8), 8 p.m. in a catcher's squat to illuetrat* Mays is batting .268, s poor face. Ray Sfpear wrlU not return all that -were necessary to l ^ p imsuspected, got rolling at the p ^ to select an American team for bert 328, high single,-, Ruth Wer Boris 114-134—337, Len Cistare Wednesday’s Schedule hla point. "If the ball breaks That’s part of the game.’' and Peter LoMagUo Is reported in Mancheater High out of the an five llth when he chipped within the world basketball champion ner 119. Minnesota at Detroit. figure only for him. Pitchera Despite Mays' batting Perfect attendance awards went 111-117-, Bob HuestU 114, Dolores Crowding May Help dowm and out this way, the um don't think about the average, ■lump, the Giants handad th* line to take ewer the poet. The lat nual State Class A Baseball Tour three Inches of the cup for a BOBBOEBVIIO ships in Manila, and again for the Smith 110, Joe FuimrsUO-122, Washington at'C h k ^ o , (N). pire will call it too low. If it ter rasidea in Mancheater and cur nament, Now that the Red end birdie. 1963 Pan-American' Games and to the Olberts, the Oakmans, the Betsy McLagan 110, Ron Pirkey Kansas City, at Cleveland, (N). breaks down and in this way/ the though. When th* thick-' Colts twh losses tn th* thras rently Is coechlng the undefeat^ White hm» righted Itself the club He droppfsd a bombshell 66-foot the 1964 Olympics. Uttl'ngs, Ruth Werner and An 115. 1-os Angele* at Baltimore, (N). umpire will say that it went ahoulderpd man with the big game aeries which ended Sun UKartford fre&man baseball will be hard to boat during the thony ^ a fia . 24 on hU back steps into the , day. er on No. 15 to go three up, then Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frey were FISHING New York at Boston, 8 p.m. around the plate.' team .. .Lanl^ Ray Dotchin, for second half iirf the season... Poor added a 13-foot birdie putt on the Luck’s Lucky for Yale Trackmen RSo;x Shake Slump “'And if you open your mouth mer Manchester High athlete, 8ched\Uing finds the Indiana play the league champs, winning the FLOWERBTTES — New offi next hole for good measm-e. Track Meet Today, second pound and defeating Mr. cers for next season: Arlene Hub NATIONAL LEAGUE you're out of there in a h»irry." playe ilghtfieid with the XJH froah ing but one ‘game this week. He said the triumph encouraged ,, W, L. Pet. G.B. Hutchinson traced the pitchera' Tempi* Beth vs. Liberty, Char and la taattthg over .SOO. Struck in and Mrs. Olbert, first round win bard and Edna Scudleri. co^hair- ''V ter (>M. Tbursdsy at Maloney High in an attempt to better his money- men, Helen Kiezuk, secretary, and BEST BASS LUKE f an F'nmrlsco 24 8 .750 umpire woes to ths brass. FRANK ROBINSON the face by a pitch earlier this Meriden. The abbreviated 12- Chenev¥ and Lvnian w ners, in the rolloff. BOSTON (AP)—A little crowding may enable the Boston 1.0S Angeles ..20 12 .625 4 They want more long ball B-A v*. Mai Tool. RobertsoB. wtnnlng record. Slender Yale Captain Olga CoUa, treasurer. Full names .^h at is the best bass lure ? Ac season found Dotchin spending game slate also hiu-ts a school "I will play more now than 1 Leading averages: of leading bowlers were not turned Red Sox to do a little crowing. St. I.,ouls ...... 17 11 .607 5 hitting, home runs and saoring.” their policy . of having pitcher* Wedneaday. May 19. several days in a Hartford hoepl- which loses two or more games Tangle Tomorrotv MEN cording^ to Jason Lucas, angling fincinnatl ___ 16 18 .552 61/, he said. Hutch’a oomplalnt was keep the ball low. '■* ®llln|*6n JVa gt ^Jtast previously expected since I have a In properly. The crowding was done by sophomore second baseman Tneaday, May'1(8 3'lSO.' . . tal...Juan Manuel Fanqgto is when tournament time arrives. .. good chance to break the record,” a Avt. editor bl-..^porta Afield Magazine, Chuck Schilling in Detroit Sunday. Standing a bit closer to I’ittoburgh ...tI4 14 .500 promptly taken to th* arbiter* at A young baseball reporter asked schedided to compete in sports Nice hondr for Roger Macaione, he said. All-Around Performer Bristol Central pro'vided the op Ernest Oakman...... 66 111.23 Ihlladelphia ,iis 14 *'/» hand. In their quarters under the Hutchinson If h* believed th* Track—Bristol Central 'v«. Man- Rham Regionfil at (Jovantiy. ear racing June 7 at Lim* Rock Manchester High baseball Infield- Harry Buckmtnater . .57 106.37 TWnJTERS—Pat AimulU 116- many peoplA-never do well on baas the plate on Manager Mike Higgins’ suggestion, Schilling Milwaukee-... .14 16 9 ■lands. oheeler, XCemorlal Field, 8;Sfl. Lymsn at Cheney, Nebo, 1 bjb. This no doubt will be met with position this afternoon at Memori 142—364. Ruth HlUnski 137r345, X riminksn strike zone had any ef Parte er. who haa been ' awarded a .■)r(}.j:ylng disdain by his touring co- al Field as Manchester High's Henry Frey ...... 63 104.49 bscause they k'iep hoping to find came up with his first home run of the season and a double. Houston ...... 11 18 .870 11'/^ "It’s ths same old beef,” chor fect on Frank Robinson. The Na Golf—Mancheater? Bristol Cen Golf — Mancheater at Mitlway. * « • scholarship at Trinity College. NEW HAVEN (AP)—It wouldn’t be too much of an ex track team attempted to break a Eld-ward Werner ...... 63 104.43 Mary Beats 116-337, Dot Baldyga a lure that will alwiays make good If the 24-year-old Manhattan'?’ (hicagn 9 21 .300 14 used Jocko Conlan, Ken Burk Telephone vs. Army-Ngv^Nebo. iioras. . 129. Jean Nourie 123, Helen tions! League's most valuable tral, Hall ‘at Briatol. Macaione is a product of Little Palmer, winning hie eighth of 11 aggeration to say the fortunes of Yale’s track team have three-meet losing streak. Action Howard Hanaen ...... 60 104.17 catches — without tneif bother graduate can continue to crowd New Y ork___7 18 .280 181/, hart, Chris Pelekoudas atm Frank player of 1961 was batting. .192 N. Methodist Vi. Clvltaji, Char Here *n Tliere and Alumni League and American Lichatz 117, Pat Bonlno 118, RiU ing to learn how tp fUhYqr bass. and hit, the Red Sox will get a Right-hander Bill Moribouquette Monday's Reaulta Walsh. Bgg v«. Bolands, Nebo. ter Osk. pIa.yoffs. said he plans to rest a been mostly a m atter of Luck. was scheduled to start at 3:30. Meyer 117, MlHi Oliv* 121, Fran of Medford will hurl for Boston when the Radlega checked out of Baaabsil fane who like their Legion ball... Moriarty’s will little, practice a little for the Na Not Lady Luck. ' < One other MHS team was busy WOMEN A far greater number catcltsper- lift in their attack. A little more No Games Scheduled. "A striks la a strike is a New York for Crosley Field and major league faaaeball via teevee take part in the Hartford Twilight Jarnaitls 119, Clara Truman 128, tonight. Monbo is .seeking his third Today’s Games tional Open, play a few exhibitions But a much more persistent per today, the golfers tangling with Ruth Oakman . , ...... 66 96.42 haps a fourth as many basis 'as timely hitting and Boston hopes victory. He had a no-hltter going strike," said vsteran Conlan. a highly important set with th* may have a chance to see Msn- Baseball League again this sum former named Jay Luck. Although this la his farewell Bristol Central and HoU of West .66 96.23 Shirley Jacobs 117, Elsie Krovont- they should, because they keep on^ ake the three-game series Chicago (Buhl 1-2) at New "Balls and strikes are called Just and rejoin the tour at the Memphis season at Tale, Luck will remain Anita Olbert ...... ka 128. in New York last week on his last York (Mizell 1-1), 8 p.m. Cards. chester’a Moe MOrfiardt in action mer, play starting in Jime. Open in three weeks. The wiry 160-pounder who Hartford in a triangular match at Peggy Utting ...... 66 90.44 using a lure that had got them New York—opening tonight as they were when I pitched 15 "I'm hot thinking of benching stands just under six feet la one in New Haven for at least a year Bristol. ' • eqwy Park. outing before losing the game. Cincinnati (Jay 4-8) st Phlla- yeajw ago," commented Burkhart. to study for a master'a degree In Bernice Cartwrrlght . .60 90.28 some fine catches—after the bass H He'll be opposed by Ralph Terry, Robby, If that's what you mean," of the most versatile track men Two area baseball games are on Marion Buckminster .60 89.38 HAPPY H4MJDAY8 — Joanna have changed their minds and de Schllllili^ batting had been«Ihe c'eiphla (Mahaffey 2-4), (N). "Only the other day I read the tmlled Hutchinson. "When he’s Ike'6 Golf Score ever to toll for Old Ell. He’s com electrical engineering. tap, Ellington a(5-2) goes tq Som Rychllng .127, Ehleen Griswold 115, Milwaukee (PIche 2-0) at Pttte- oMie about National League um *Game o f the Week’ Qualifying Date Meanwhile, he’ll keep in trim Judy Hunter 128, Irma DeSimone cided that it’s Just exactly what subject of aSqt of talk this spring. liurgh (Francis 1-2), (N>. hitting he doesn’t know what peted In the low and high hurdles. ers and Rockvijle (6-1) travels to they won’t hit. Though atm 'Abiding brilliantly, pire* calling more low pitches strike son* meani. He's Just look PALM DESERT, Calif. (A P I- In runs from 60 yards to 600 j'ards under Ckiach Glegengack, who Windsor. 114, Ilona Setty 111-115, Maureen Houston (Bruce I-l) at Lo* A*' strikes than A m ^can L s a g u * SAFETY BOSTON (AP)—The American NEW HAVEN (AP) — Oon- feeU he has a good chance to Martin 111, Rena Damato 110, Baas are the most temperamen Otiuck wasn't hiltlNr his weight— geles (Drysdalc 6-2), (N). ing for s ball he can hit. If you Former President Blsenhower’s and with the mile relay team. A psir of local baseball teams Champs Crowned tal of fish about what they’ll take, which is only 170 poQR^. umpires," said PsHkouda*. "That'# mantloned strike son* to him, he'd BroadeaaUng Oo« wUl telecast s neoticut's' top profeasional and best kept secrets—his golf score— "He's the greatest competitor qualify for the U.S. teams bound play %n tomorrow's rather thin Mary Scata 141, Eleanor Wineza St. Louis (Slmmens 8-0) at San a fallacy, of course. Doesn't It "Gsms of the Week” for the Amer amateur golfers, 39 liv all, will be for Poland and Russia this sum 110, Dot Thompson 118. and the only way the best angler "1 Just told him to gtahd. a little __ _ , _ . „ Francisco (Pleroe 4-0), (N). think the uahera were out." has been been revealed by the Tve ever coached.” says Yale schedule. Cheney Tech and Lyman In Mixed League can discover what they want at strike you as funny th# difference ican FViotbsn Leagua next aeaaon. at the New Haven Country manager of the EJIdorado Oountiy Track Coach Bob Glegengack. mer. In the distance is the In-vlt- Memorial meet In a rematch at closer to Uie plate," said FHmjins IflAOLE-^corlng four WednesdAy’a Schednle was never noticed in World Series It wsa announced yesterday. It Club May 21 for the local qualify Club here. "People Bay Luck Is too slow Ing prospect of the 1964 Olympics Mt. Nebo at 2 o'clock while East NIGHT OWLS —- Northfield any given time i* to keep trying as Boston had a day off yeiter- *'*’* ■**^*'' Chicago at New York, 2 p.m. or All-Star Gamea?" ing round.of'the U.S. Open. Of the to be a sprtiiter. not tall enough In Tokyo. Hawaii won the 'U. S. Mixed different things until he bit* on day. "I wantfd him to protect St. Louis at San Prsiaoisrn. SPECIAL^ waa dlacloaed at a luncheon by the "Generally," Mr. Eisenhower (iatholic goes to Rock'vllle to op Pharmacy won tha rolloff for the "In Connie Mack’s last year as 22 pros, and 17 amateurs, only to be a hurdler, and not strong There are two more events on League Ten Pin UUe, taking two th* right one. Try lures of differ plate more—particularly on some debated GUs'i, 16-12, last night In Cincinnati at Philadelphia, (N). Boston Pstrioto that one of/the shoots In the low 8(Va," said Wil pose the Ram ja>-vecs at 3:S9. of three playoff gamea from Ver league champl6n*ip Sunday aft the^. Rec Slow Pitch Softball manager of the Athletics." said sponsors wlU be the Gillette Co., Mviti will sur\Mve, They will go on liam Daugherty. "After he carded enough to run in the distance the Yale track calendar this sea Only other activity b, a dual ernoon, defeating National Shoes, ent types, not merely different of those outside pitches.” Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (N). Conlan, "I called a strike on one to the regional competition ai events. son; The dual meet with tradi mont. Top teams in the second types, not m ^ely djffereht ones of Schilling said he moved up only LeaguV-At Mt. Nebo Field. Houston at Los Angeles, (N), No. 1 which has Its headquarters in Bos a three-over par 75 here the day golf match between Manchester round were Vermont (43-25), Ne three games to one. The teams Dave TOrklngton, with a homer, of his players in an exhibition at ton. Gillette wrlll pay $1,750,000 to .VJOntcIalr. N. J,. June 4. The U.S. before he waa scheduled to leave, "But Luck'a like a- txomble bee. tional foe HaiVard at Cambridge and Maloney at Meriden. had tied for first place in the regu. the same type. an inch or two. Weet Palm Beach. ADJUSTMENT 0|Jen Itself will be held June 14-16 According to the laws ‘of aerody-' Saturday and the trip to the IC4A braska (41-27). Utah (39-29), Yes, bass can dUtingulsh col triple and slhgle, and Leo Diana, sponsor one-fourth of the 18 he was so pleased we thought, he New York (384-294) and Iowa lar season standings. . "But It (elt much better," he with four 8lngi^s,^ed the winners Calum et I^eado '' "That’s how they call them In / Pull Front .Wheels .07 l^m es,.a spokesman said. at Oakmont, Pa, namics, a bumble bee’s body la gamee at Vlllanova the following ors, and probably about as well said. "I had moved back to make Nattcmal Farm and 89 League might not go." An exercise boy at the New (37-31). Final standing; Northfield 724- at the plate. For'^.Gus's Henry the National League,', shouted too big for its small wdngspread. weekend. York race tracks gets $3 a ride. 674; National Shoes 704-694: as we do—the time is past when It tough for the pitchers to jam Agostinelli collect#d^as.home run, som'eqne. from the bench. tryouts will be held tonight at / Check Onima, Linings, "It shouldn’t be able to fly. But After that who can deny Yale's At New Jersey and- Florida tracks In^vidusI winner were: Wom there was argument about that. me. However, this year I’ve been LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP)_ Calu Robertson Park starting at 6 Seals and Cylinders the bumble bee doesn't know tljla en—liigh average, Joan Dietrtck- Msuichester Wahpsper Co. 6 8 ^ And they can also, and some two doubles and a slngle^R,^ Fin met Farm, with seven Kentucky "One more word from you," I o'clock; 10-year-blds Tijesday night run of Luck has coma to an end. the fee is $2 due to less travel. 674: Imperial 644-714- seeing a lot more strikes on the negan a homer, and Dick Wgrge Derby victories, ha* won th* rac^ hollered back,"and I'll show you -/-ChMit ae BA Il« ritM.”------sen 153.1, high single, Wanda Kas- times quite rapidly, change their outside of the pigte. Now I don’t a pair of doubles. at 6, 8-9-year-oIds ’niuroday at One-Man Show lauskas 202, high triple, Wanda High score of the -weelc was “notions as to what colors they (ng classic more than any other how players are thrown out In th* 6 and 11-12-year-olds Fllday / Add Brake Fluid aa believe th* pitchers will have as Summary; ^ ■q^er. Calumet winners were National League.” Luck put the sting in Tale’s Kaaelouskaa 558; men—high aver Barbara Bsuwvlge’a 176. want. Which mean* that there much Inclination to pitph me ^ h t at 6. Also. Saturday, If rain Needed track team last Saturday by al age, Swede Hendrickson 178.78; Teachers ___ 613 004 x-r-16-20-1 AvTdriaway 1941, Pensive 1944, Ci- " 'Good boy, John,’ shouted' Mr. Wednesday or FYiday, 10, 11, 12 . can’t poeeibly be a "beat baas lure at Fenway Park. But I’m stillnot Gus’s ...... 351 300 0-12-17-4 t*tl(SKj948. Ponder 1949. Hill Gail Mack. / Adjuat Braking Contact most sknglehandedly leading the high single, (311 Sousa 269. high except for a given time and place. going to let them get that outside will tryout Saturday morning at Blues to their fourth consecutive triple. Bill Rulunel 646. Ckmrtectl- Dooman and Turklngton; Midlln 1662, I r ^ Uege 1967 and Tim Tam One reason managers see to On All Wheels STOP NEEDLESS TIRE WEAR Shorts Rolls 278 But ■— to simplify this trying-out strike on me." and Plagge. / in 1958. 10. All sessions win be at Robert title in the outdoor heptagonal cut won high 'team single (914) problem — when you find that one few high pitches called strike* is son Park.. A ¥fhM l V4 ilich out of lino scrubs sldowoys 73 foot in tvory milo. TMs rood track and field games at Hanover, and high team triple (24M). N. H. In Parkade League does well, the chancee are very No. FRorrr END abrasion cuts tiro lift. It eon iioppon to ony moke cor— ony tiro. The league banquet -wiil be held atrong that it will do well for at 2 The 21-year-old senior frdm Saturday, May 26. at 7 p. m. at least a few successive day*, espe j Watertown, Maas., tied the meet the Three J'a Restaurant Bbitoh. Art Shorts of E. A. Johnson ALraNMENT record of 14.6 in the 120-yard 3—BIGGER BOATS boat or, as ia more -eofnmon, Point Co. bowled a 278 this week, cially at roughly around the same high hurdles, cracked the old mark . graduate to a bigger one, ^you Steak and lobster dinners will be hours that it made that good Bigger boats than a 14-foot run served and prizes will be^warded. highest scratch game ever rec catch for you. in the 220-yard low hurdles In 22.9. about can be within the means of don’t have to buy a new craft. orded at the Parkade Lanes in / Adjust .Camber and ran a 4 7-‘seco'nd anchor leg In the average family, but • In this Unlike cars, properly cared-for Friendship League play. He had A few of the errors comparative / Adjust'Canler FRONT END ALIGNMENT the mile relay which Tale won in category It is easy to get carried boats do not deteriorate rapidly. ONION RACK SNACK nine strikes, missing only in the beglfihers make at present; Many / Adjuat Toe-in the record time of 3:13.4. away. ^ They cari be nearly as good after with spincast of spinning tackle A superbly conditioned athlete 10 ■ or 15 years a.s they were the fourth box when he had a spare. Stick entirely to metal lures. Many ✓ Center Steering For a ^It more than the cost No better salt watw chum pot Bob Nelson of Belmont Rug and team captain, Luck works out of the .basic boat, the family can day they ware launched.- ”' Ulan an old.' unglamoroua onion anglers use only .newer lures. ✓ Complete Road Teat at least two hours a day. The,price of used boats •varies bog filled with mussels o r clams Cleaning was "also on the target, Those that have b^n on the mar (MONDAY, TUEBDAY, WEDNEaDAY ONLY) AND BALANCING SPECIAL He came to track almost acci enjoy life afloat In a niore ■ elab widely. compiling a 712 ,triple, high'leagiie ket a generation or more will on orate runabout of flberglas or you gather along the shore. Just handicap series for the season. dentally in Junior high school. The plywood, with better appoint The buyer, if he is not an «f- stamp them into' pieces in the the average do better. This ia be hockey team practiced In the wee pert, should seek the advice of onq boat, weigh the -sa^, and throw Other high scores were: Marge cause, of the great - number that No. 3 SEAT B a r s We Do All This... hours of the morning because it ment, more doo-dads. I before purchasing. v over the ISlde. Draws flounders, Smith 466. Nelson 224-216-20^ came put at about the same time, had to ahiare Ibj facilities with A comfortable family ertiser .of blacks, etc. like s msgnet. 649; Shorts 278-620. they are the tiny ]percentage that ✓ 4 Colora BALANCE FRONT WHEELS, CORRECT CASTER, CAMBER, TOE-IN, AD- other schools and the basketball around 30 feet, with a couple of NEXT: What boat? have survived — purely because team hardly ever won a game. bunks, small' galley and head, they catch fish. So, of the great ✓ Quick Releaae Ruckle JUST STEERING, CRISS-CROSS AND SAFETY CHECK TIRES. He was accepted by both Har should cost sbout $3,000 — less number now broiight out. In 20 ... For 1962 vard andr-Yale but chose the' lat than a modest station wagon. years you’ll flrid only a few left ✓ .'5000 Lbs. Loop ALL MAKES — ALL MODELS ter because he preferred the ath A rough rule of thumb is that Little Joe^s Classic Champs on the market — the bfeat ones. .Strength letic fsciilittes. much bigger and more luxurious ^ - ' -- • Under teeting conditions, a baas ✓ Exceeds ,SAE and (’AA Iron Man Of Teajfli,...... wer boats will cost about $1,0000 f can learn to remember and avoid Luck proved himself the iron foot, but that’s not the limit. As Tom Hohin Sets New Marh a certain. hire. But under' actual THE BEIUnfUL BAUNOE BETWEEN BIB GARS aid OOMPAOTS Requirements IN8TAIXED, man of the Yale track team- this rComparatively small cdstom built fishing conditions they do that so Be H i* First In Ymir Neighborhood To live Longer wrlnter at the IC4A meet at New fishing craft and super-luxury Ckmnectlng for indiiddual scores little that -we can forget About it. York's Madison" Square Garden. yachts of 50 feet bring $100,0000 of 212,'269 and 185, Tom „ Hobin NEW STORE HOI R.S; He competed in two 600-yard or more. * x fired an outstsinding 657 triple lU MONDAY, TUESDAY—8 to 8:80 events and five hurdles. If you want to start with a big- O^Laughlin Hurls 2-DOOR SEDAN WEDNFADAV, TIH'R.SDAY, FRIDAY—8 to 8 the Parkade Lanew recmitly that SATURDAY—8 to 4 (1 ) led LitUe JoeA Texano' to the championahip of the Park ad* Ellington V Victory Ex-B.V. Gridder .Brings Suit Men’s Claaeic and (2) aet a fiSW BELIVERED M MANOHESTER SALE PRIDE high three record at the lanes. With Bob O’LaughlW burling his Other members of the etiam- sscpiul auccessiva complete (aeven- « cylindfer enjfine, ■ ■tAndard \Against NFL Detroit Lions plenship team were George Cuah- kuwig) game, miington High man, Rick Merritt, Joe PalasM squeaked past East 'Windsor, 3-2, transmission, directional sig j DETROIT former#before the fftart of tho reg'ular #ea- and Captain Tony Olraitis.. yesterday afternpon on their home nals; heater/defroster, aelf ad F D s n field. Boston , College football star son that year. The league had an exciting sea O’Brien’a lawyer, Victor Hanson son with some of the best scoring justing brakbsrNeeds routing THE suing the Detroit llopa of th* Na of Detroiit said he hoped the law in the Mantchester area highlight- tional Football League for $107,- suit would result in a precedent 2150 iJtg play. 500. I to protect players in organized pro' Featurea included Hobin’s 967 IGENERAL) Jim O'Brien.' 23, Hamden, Conn., football in the future. triple, Mike Moasicato’a 268 atfi- tackle who failed to make the-Uon Under -NFL co n ^cta players gle and Emil PUtt's 201 tripUoate. TIRE squad in 1960, asked $100,000 in usually do not get'paid until they Nasslff Artns swept the ^eam damages and $7,500 in contract have "made the squad or the regu awards with an 834. single, and pay in a suit filed in 'U.S. District lar season has Begun. 2278 triple, f i . ' Court yesterday. Hanson said tha Lions in serv Top 10 averages were: Fred The' $100,000 is to cover "defa ing notice on O’Brien told him he MANCHBBUR BRANCH mation and slander" which, pre had failed to "demonstrate suffi Taylor 179, Hbbln itS# SMso Pay- vented O'Brien from getting an cient skill and capacity." an. 178, Rbb Nristm ifl. Gene other job in football '‘commensu , 'This defamed Mm to- the ex- Dams 176, Mike D e ^ p 178, rate 'With hla ability,” the suit "Irat that no other team wanted Gborge Cashman 179,. Olndtls 176, him 'whereis the truth of the mat Al TuridngtoR 175, Mike Mosat- HARTFORD GERERAL TIRE CO.' eays. x eato 174, O’Brien, charged the Uona ar ter was that he was hurt and bitrarily ddnnissed him after he 857 ^R OAD ST., MANCHESTER—MI S«2444 155 CENTER STREET—TEL, Ml 9-2828 Buffered a dialooated ahouidar in MUVVW KND AUON8IENT. BBAKW, an exhibition' game with the I^O O K AMKMUBBM^ m U 5 8 , 0K3AT VSSM Cleveland teoema Aug. 19, I960, •could MiamliM tha suit. r p
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I ■! l u SIMSj R(X>M F o r fentieman, private en 628-17D8 or^l894ae6 evenings All fuaraateedTlB yean ax- eOM-Twid p tn V i ^THNKSOMI POR A C3RCA 1786 Colonial — 3 rooms, EAST HARTPORL-4 room <3spe, 119 PITKIN STREET—4 bedrooms, charged with dri-ving to. thp'^left. Frtt to Htrali( Readen USED R E FR IG ER A TO R CaU M I trance, parkiiig, M I 8-4372, completely ronovated, new plas ( Quest Stalls He’ll Support For Your Cenvonlotieo ptrtciiea. S4-boor aarvtea. Call iM sfeu areow t pavMiNTScNduf/eoyfz^ c ^ t e v E s y -----'O P C O H W t toll Aed dormer, toll basement, 2% bsths, .formal dintita room, lot , ---- — • V' T ^ arrest oompietes a police In 9-1062. ST.—2 ter wiring, furnace, pltlmbii^, 3 \ Earl VaaCamp. Ml 9-4T4P. fiovoigNMtNf conHw c t J ^ B e r w . mjemufrmt AuL) WANTED—Retired man or yeung heated city utilities, excellent condition 90x200, 2wCar giu-age. By appoint vestigation into a one^ar accident We Will Deliver nent, on ' baths, dltowasher,. disposal, latck- The Vernon Fire Dietrict’s quest WaM tofanwtlM «a m m «f our olMllled adverOwmeeteT. Mo 8 20,974,666. aW M O a CAN i XCANPtNPAa^ D IVAN, BED and .dresser, recltoer man or lady, part meals or use of e, M I 94106. throughout.'.^ Charles Lesperiutce, ment only. Exclusive with G. S. on M ay 10 Ih . Which Augiut was T40 a o w ie doors, 18 aersB, pond. Ctarlton W- for a tanker and brush truck m et Tony Wallace aanvar a t ttM tatepbono Uatodt Sbaply call Um 6.07itABOV9 IP05/ ncAU. kitchsn. M I 9-5469, M I 9-7620. ' , Keith, Broker. Tel Ml 9-8191 or hospitalized. He lost control, of his Your Orders Promptly PIN0ANP AN 00 chair, wringer tyiM waaher. MI Hutchfats, M l 94132. with an unexpected setback last Radio-TV Repair Services 18 OUR TOTAL M M m TO WHAfTM 8-0778. M l 9-9125. - car and struck a utility pole o ff cmw*^amBOAr PIP WITH INK SRA6IR;., our 3TVE R tar, women only. CaU M I 84589, loogini' Hartford Road, 18 rooms, clared hi,MS FOR cOStraUy room colonial, 2 fireplaces, 1% Assumption on bus line. 3 bed malher for a truck to be converted Bramande was ordered to appear decided Wallace will be.st meet the from Vernon call TR 6-4444. close to shopping and bus M I vacsuit 6 room ranch, breezeway ed. M I 9481 baths, built-ins, attatmed garage rooms . dining room, living room for brush fire use. In court M ay 28, needs and demands of the xover- FOUND—CtxAer type puppy, LAWN MOWEttS sbarpeiwd an<{ 9-4864 after 4 p.m. and garage, 2 toll baths, asking mvwSAat^jk A ___ , John P. McKeown, committee on tM, w e l l furnlsHed, wHh ga- $19,500. Many other listings avail cabinets, asphalt drive, basement chairman, said today the commit ton. > g 8r5427. ______ahd delivery. Ice skates shaip- Economical. Hl|^ quality, parts. 8 YEARS TO PAY F IV B r o o m s and tUe bath, heat, able, $8,000 and up, Alice Clampet "He ha.s experience not only Wanted MORE TIME IS WANTED rage/privata home, plMse eaU garage. Asking $16,000. Call O. S. tee will continue Its quest for a a, precision ground. L A M Guaranteed 90 days. Famous for ■ to 8 p jn ., Jiti ■ 8^MB6.I hot water, adults. Inquire 11% Agency, M I 0-4543 or M l 3-7887, llirough the State Ijcgislature,” liOST—Black end whte male cat, A WHOLE HOUSE School. Keith. Broker, MI 9‘-8l91 or Ml tanker, for which $5,000 was Maharan said, "but as a m'ember Equipment Corporation. Route 88, service since 1981. Phone Ml 9-9125. budgeted in July last year. Briggs Head answera to Buater, vicinity W. OF FURNTTURB TANNE r S T R E E T - a block f r ^ of the Slate Development Com- VomoKvQonn. T R 6-7809. Manches 9-4837. ■ Potterton’s, 180 Center S t COUNTH^ living In Manchester — He sald'toe committee hopes to Kiddie Tpke. M I 3-8619. ter exonangp. Call Ebiterprise 1946. FOR ONLY 8488 Bowers School. F ive room ranch 6 full miaslon. He has traveled tJirough Experienced Alnttmento—F la ti^ TWO ROOMS and bath. 180 O n t e r ilLrooms, breezeway, 2-car ga- EAST HARTFORD have a nev^-'r^ommendatlon for T E L E V in O N antennas s^d rotor ON THE EASIEST With toll basement, garage, cor ragO, large enclosed lot amesite Of Jaycees all cities and towns in the state.” NOTICE IS H E R E B Y given that systems installed aniK . repaired. IN T H E WO] Tenements 63 8t., M I ',8-2487 between 9-8 only, the fire dlstricl'-.gommlislohers at ner lot.'Now vacant. ’T J. drive, combination windows and its next regular meeting June 4, Maharan said Wallace's person Pass Book'No. 88S42, issued by LAWNS—CleanedNmowed, trim Serving Manchester and surround 8 O O M P t B ^ Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1877.' HARD TO BEAT! ality 1* a good one. nie'Savings Bank of Manchester fn s ^ N ROiOM duplex, oU foniace, VERNUN—4% modern apartment, doors. This home should be a must The Park and Forest Commis C. Donald Brigga J r„ 32 Nye St., PAINTERS med, fertilised. MI »M48. ing areas. ModeniyW Service, 408 ROOMS NBiW. The ft^iinouncement of Kimport, has been lost and application has elebtric stove, convenient loca heatj electric stove, cabinet on your list. Charles Lesperanca, Modern Cape 7 rooms, 2 baths, fin sion offered the trucks axauctlon Center St., MI ^84308. PO RTER iSt.—Large colonial heijrie, was elected president of the Man- telephony to Wallace personally been made to said bank for pay tion. Adults preferred. CaU after kitchen, full ceramic bath, com M I 9-7820. ished basement, excellent neighbor after pulling them out of regular Beautiful westl^Uouse Biectt^ - 5 bedrooms, 2% baths, 2-car ga chMtar Junior Chamber of Com Friday, is the second declaration ! ment of the amount of deposit. g a r d e n s plowed, any sii M l 2 : 4^^M1 8-7842. bination' windows. T R 5-6493. . hood, near schools and bus. | sendee. But the trucks w e r e ____ PHONE Ml 9.0920 9-8096. R e f r ^ i w ^ ^ rage, large landscaped yard. E X C E LLE N T 4 rooms plug 2 un merce last plght in elections belli from a leading Vernon Republican, i . Shown by appointment. Marion E. ally owned vehicles, McKeown Was Moviii^^Truckingr-^ Modern Sdobnom Suite " uartment, heat, ROCKVILLE —^Modern duplex gar finished,' near bus line, Verpliuick Asking $18,500 Slate Senator Franklin G i Handsome U vtog Room Suite Robertson. Realtor. M l 8-5983 told, and the state was not within aivtoe Manchester Country C5ub. Annoancements CHAIN SAW work — Ttaas cut.' Storage 20 hottwkteir, electririta, stove, re den apartment, 2 bedrooms, built- School, large lot, city utUltles, ex its rights offering them for sale. Welles of. Talcottville early an- i Reasonable rates. Cal] P I 3-7888 H ««t'Froof Dtoetto Set frigerators^ saieond in oven, new refrigerator,' fuU cellent for young or retired cou registered representative noimced hla support of former I QUIET STREET-Custom 4% room ROBERT B. AN D E R SO N Following up the matter, M c tor Sheirsoo Hammill A Co.. Main WM. DIQKSON RUGS AND bedspreads expertly between 1::80-4:80 or sny tim e saga L e i hutUol "De lane” Range floor, basement, front and back yards, ple. This ig a real buy. CTiarles .Slate Chairman Edwin H. May Jr. 1 expandable $t*he and shingle AGENCY Keown learned the trucks were St., heada^new slate Of'officers dyed. Choose from 70 decorator Saturday or Sunday. and package deUv- Help Wanted— Female 38 Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sak tekd of Westtoghouse Electric $120. Available June 1. T R S-|2129. Lesperance, Ml 9-7820. Maharan said hla annmmcement ' waKierf. ahi Refrigerator, If you Prefer FOUR ROOM apd Cape, fireplaOe, large lot, park 528.-0139 turned over to the State Office of that will be m e a le d June 28 at & SON colors. Lucky Lady Laundiy, 48 CLEANING woman wanted one day J? •'' ...... like settUtg. $14,800. Carlton W. Civil Defense which sent them to in no way binds any other mem- I Purnell Place. M I 9-2003. 8AK’B., UP90LBTEMT - Raorad maelalty. FbhUng NEW CEDAR clothes line POlhs 111' Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Unoleum tie hot water, no AUTUM N ST. — 8 room Colonial the Ja.vcee instaliatton and awards from the aop, C u taka care of or two mornings a week. Call MI A SALES JOB TODAY !!! Hutchins, M l 9-8132. STEEP HOU./)W Lane-Picture- fire deportments In the atst* that banquet. He succeeds Leonard 5 Maharan M la O R E stalled and reset. J^me^et and a few Other Artlclea. Side. TsL M l 8-4751. Furnished Apartments 63-A with large sunporch, excellent will be a delegate to the state con- > all your needs 9-8686. condition, city utilities, amesite book 4 bedroom home, on profes have requested surplus or CT> John*on. EstebUeiied iei8 YOUR GIFT Gallery, formerly the wheels, kitchen range-'" bathroom EVERYTHINO MANCHESTER—6 room Cape. 1% venlion next month in Hartford. -..Scandinavian Craft Shop, located g ^ t savtnga. 8-S8T8. MANCHB8TER K o * ^ and Track- A MANAGEMENT CAREER sink. M I ^9-1383. THREE room apartment 'todud- drive;- combination windows and sionally landscaped 100x160 lot, vehicles for use. Other officers' on the n W slate ASSURED SUCCESS! Do as so O N LY $488 F IV E ROOM apartment, fully fur- Xaths, shed dormer, paneled fire- Completa Nursing Onurse 4C Years Of Service at"Watkins Bros. 938 Main St. — Ing Ootnpany. L 6eai and long dls- TOMORROW tog heat, hot water and gas tqr doors, lot 70x486, large shade air-condiUonod bedroom*. 1'* He said he learned one had been include the following; \ HOME LANDSCAPmO - Design, many women are (joihg in Man Free Storage' untU wanted. Free nlahed,' heat arfd hotf„water In ' place wall, excellent construction, Sixteen women recently compleL- specialixinffln'distlnctive gifts for tanca m ovhk. psoking and ator- :z :~ ______deUvery. cooking, gas stove, electric re trees. Immediate occupancy. baths, fireplace, breezewav, rec shipped to Union and the other to George A. Eaglsson of 48 Aalt- plants, planting. Lawn fertilisa Chester. Hl-weekiy'earnings -are cluded, Main St. location, second Isrge wooded lot. Hayes Agency. Oxford. Vernon, he said, is on the .ed the seven-week Red Cross Home all occasions Come lirand. browse w e . R fgd lar aanrtca throughout We have six openings which are Boats Accegaoriw 46 F ree set-up by oUr own reliable frigerator furnished. Please caU floor, lp25 monthly. Ml 94808. Priced way below! $20',000. (Varies reation room, garage. Call' Vln worth St., Instructor at the Hart tion, weed and insect control. John possible if you ifave as little as 2 M l 3-4803 CD rolls for equipment but is not Nursing course in Rockville. The around.______^ ' New England states and Florida. truly unique. We are seeking six men. M I 9-7787, T R 84917, 6-7 p.m. Lesperance, MI 9>-7620. Boggini. MI 3-5122, Belfiore Agen E,. Whitham Landscape Nursery, M I ______or 8 hours spare time dally. Avon men who can fill a sales job which 14’ L'lpdJAN Runabout, Evinrude ' ' 1 ■ cy. near the top. He was told, he said, class' WM Instructed bv Mra. Ellei- PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT TWO ROOM furnished apartment CX3LONIAL DUTCH —6 beautiful beUi WtHeon R.N. of Broad Bbook B'NAI B’RITH Rummage Sale M i 9-3880,- is well .Hked and aells so easily. starts with $180 a week salary plus 28 h-P electric starter, new bat one btock from Main St. Tel. MI SIX ROOM Colonial, near Main that Vernon fire equipment is con THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO No experience needed. We help SAMUEL AIR ER T CH 7-0368 BISSELL STREET—4 rooms, first rooms, sunporch enclosed, hot Those \vhq will receive cerlifl- A p p l y f o t * Wednesday and Thursday, May 16 a liberal commission program. tery. TeeNee trailer transom sup SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT -8-0314 6 p.m. St.. 1% baths, hot water otl- heat. M ANCHESTER—6 'i room ranch, sidered good and that the depart SHARPENmO SerVlew ~ 8 a «a , Moving, packing, storage —local YOtf to get started immediately floor, $70. M I 94229, 94. water heat, beautiful backyard garage, large lot, sacrificing at calea Include^Mr*. Afm Ingram. and 17, 9:30-1. 18 Oak St. port, new tlrg’s and tubes life If you have no means of transpor buUt-ins, city utilities, a real buy ment does not have the same need knives axes, shears, dfates. w d long distance. Agmta for Call 289-4822. However, the sales job is a step with fruit trees and also fireplace. $14,900. Short way out—almost new Mrs. Koste ' Peter*, Mrs. Mildred jackets, cushions, ski it » e . Tel. tation I ’ll sand m y auto for you V E l^ O N —^-rpom furnished apart- for a quick sale, d iaries LMper- for ai-vilable CD vehicles as other rota n blades Quick sarwee. Capl- Lyraa Lines. Inc., world-’ ping stone to a Sales Managetiient M I 8-4506, 4% RCM3M apartment. 3 bedrooms. ment. nqat, hbt. water, stove and 2-car garage. Very close to school ance, M I 9-7620. 3 bedroom split, rec room, ga depsrtments. Connors, Mra,. Annemarie Prince, No OMigation and bus. Buy directly from own Personals toi Equipment Co., 89 M«iw movers. Stee aat&nates i a $ 4 i n EXPERIENCED drapery seam- Career in one of the naUon‘s most Main St. location, second floor, rage, over one (wre of land, Injured in Fall Mra. Ruth CsSello, Mrs, Stalls 8tb- new refrlaeratof’ furnished $90. er. Move right in. Ml 9-1109 Manchester. Hom^ dally 7-6, stress, top wages. Call M I 3-9295, exciting new industries. 17 FOOT K A Y A K , seats 2 adults, A— 1>—B-^E—Ri—T^—*—S heat Included, $80 monthly. M I T R 5-2600, T R 6-12JT,, or $14,900 $16,9(X), Three bedroom ranch, ga A Bolton Lake' Shores resident, fan, Mr*. Ulllan Upman, Mrs. ELECTROLUX Salas and Service, between 9-8. 94808. M l 9-5913. Thursday 7-9. Saturday T-4. MI like new, good for lake or off 48-48 ALLYN ST„ HAR’TFORD rage, targe lot, assumable G.I. injured In a fall down a flight ot Hilda'Hany, Mrs. Phyllis (Jhorches, bonded representative, Alfred 8-7988. If you have a car . L . a nice per shore, easily portable on car top, OPEN NIGHTgf TILL 9:00 BUCKLAND —3 roon Your choice of .... 1 ^ . Ruth Hemmler, Mr*. Ruth P&intlng— Ri^lerliig 21 ftART.’ITME saleswoman wanted, OVER ON OVERLAND ST.—Proud 'mortgage, full price $13,300, Many atalra Sunday, was discharged Amell, 80S Henry 8 t. TeL M l sonality .. and full share of drive handled by one person. CWi MI FOUR ROOM apartment, Andover, apartment, heat, (futilities fur Stapleton, Mrs. Paulbie Bur.v, Mrs. PIANO TUNING. 17. Fifteen years’ salary plOs commissions pleasant appliances, $75 a month. J. D. owners need more room. This 6 more, all price ranges, call the from Rockville Caty Hospital yes 8-04B0. EXTERIOR intarior patnUng, and ambition this may prove to be 9-2821. nished, on bus line parking $85 A year old ranch with thi^ee bed Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real Susanna Plader, Mrs. Mai'garet experience. Free repair estimates working condltloiis. Apply Singer GAS R AN G E with oU burner, Realty, M I S-8129. room cape must be sold. Beauti terday after a Gtie-day stay. P i^ _ WaDpapar “ a tumihg point for you. monthly Call M I 9-5119, '8 4 p.ib. rooms, extra large kitchen, full tors, MI 3-8930, MT 9-,552'(, Frank Lym e o f Beverly Rd., de- Wlnchell, Mrs, Josephine Dubano- upon request. Call Kenneth Robin ramclOvaoT ( Sewing Machine Center, 883 Main 6M H.P. M E RC U R Y outboard en ceUent condition. M I 9-8984. fully done upstairs. Basement par- basement, combinations, amesite, ski Snd Mr*. Hazel Kelley. RIDE WANTED to Connecticut son, M I 8-1868. St. ,A top company executive will in THREE R(X)M apartment, heat, ■tjtioned. Price started In the high Bcrlbed as middle aged, -waa drived Good olsaa wonananamp. gine, like new, one hour running etc. on a. nice level lot and still In HOUJSTER STREET area — to the hospital by' the Vernon A m ’ Mad* IJeutenaht General Insurance Co. M I 3-7730. . mautad. Raasonabla rstts. terview applicants time, fresh water only, tank, hose 88” ROPER GAS range, excellent hot water furnished, $70 monthly. lils,^ but these folks are an.xious town. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, COimTER GIRLS. 7-12 shift Ap M I 94246 alter 4:80. » BuslnesB Locations Qioice location. Colonial, ftUr bulance at 1:38 p.m. Sunday after Roderick H. Auctatr of Rock- Leo Paltotlar, MI » 6 E » or MI and stand, sacrifice, 8128. M I condition, M I 8-8296. 68 Delmmt ^?rwha, knows the final price. Let RU>E WANTEJD from Autumn St. fireplaces, flagstone terracesc' ply in person. M ister Donut Shop. ( 0*1 St. For Rent 64 priced. 8 rooms and garage,' alum a re.sldent called Vernon authori ■ville, has been commissioned a 9-6083. ' 9-7306. uKshoW. it to you, T. J .O o c k e tt, Or inum combinations, excellent con to PrAtt A Whitney, East Hart Work done at reasonable p r l ^ . 288 W. kfiddle Tpke. ROUTE 85, Hebron. 4 room apart Reailtar, M I 3-lsn. ties to sav Lyme had tollen and second lieutenant In the United M l 8-0796. Wed., May 18th at 10 a,m. sKa^ ment, Adults only. Call MI 3-0946 dition. CaU owner for appointment ford, second shift. Tel. MI 9-l'h3. CE ILlN a reflniabed, painting, win 32 FOOT auxllia^ sloop, separate a six room bungalow .in excellent was unconscioiis. He suffered a Itate* Aib Fore* upon graduation WOMEN WANTED to assemble between 8-7 p.m. STORE FOR rent. 948 N. Main St. to Inspect. M l 9-6092. h ^ and.galley, sleeps six, ready Mnsical Instniments 53 AUTOMI^'SI^'^-^Charming w7u kept condition. Three bedrooms and cut on the head. .Jrom Officer Training School at B E N ira C IS L C A R PE N TR Y —BuUdin^, remodel Jeiwelry at home. Starce, 60 W. at the M I 9-5229, 94. 6 room houks^^ bedrooms, large full bath up — plus large living Paat CSilefa to Meet Lackland. Air Force Base, Texas. ^pr the water, very good condi- NEW EFFICIENCY ^artment, 2% VERNON—Comfortable living, 6 " FINANCE CO. Ant^obiies For Sale 4 ing, additions, gurAges, recreaUon Hays. Banning, Calif, P IA N O ’TUNING, |7» Fifteen years’ kitchen, breaMtast nook with pic room, kitchen and a den AND a full The Past (ISilefs Club. Daughter^ Lt. Auclair w'ss selected for the Nathan Hale Hotel, tion. M l 3-4747 CORNER, SPRUCE and Birch, any room custom built ranch. 3 bed rooms. Satisfaction gruaranteed. experience. Free repair estlmatea rooms, with refrigerator, atovs ture window, ■ oitat^zed garage, bath down. Lot 90x300 Big trees, of Pocahontas, will meet Thurs training course thrdulth competl- MANCHESTER, CdNN. N E ^ C AR ? Your credit turned Free estliuafes. Ml 9-4427, MI Willlmantlc, Conn. and beat. AU on fint floor. Stor small business, heated, low rent. rooms. bath, family size kitchen, PAiNTlNG AND panerbangliig. G IR L ,. PAR T-TIM B. cashier, coe- upon request. CaU Kenneth Robin- beautifully landscaphd yard with plenty of garden space. day at the home of Mrs. Helen Uva examinations with other col Ml 3.4188 doira? Short on down payment? metlcs and « n e r a l store work. eon, M I 3-1368. age apace in basement. Parking. Ctall any time. dining room, living room with 3-0796 aftbr 5. Good clean worianansblp at rea- patio and shade trees. $18400. Call Cyrkiewlcz on Earl St., Rockville, Bankrupt?. Reposaession? Don’t Apply Mr. Hoyt, Arthur Drug, BuildinF Materials 47 Nearfea r ahopbiag and bus. $90 fireplace, plastic wails, hot water lage graduates. He received his ratSB. SO years in Mtm- M l 9-0706. at 7;30 p.m. Members will bring a U $1N 0Mb iM.H (Aw SMOfltl despair! See Honest Douglas, in ALL'T y p e s screens repaired with Rockville. ^ monthly.bW. Caa C w txbe seen at 38 Cm- SMALL STORE or nice office for T. J. CROQKETT, Realtor baseboard heat, ftill cellar, storms, bachelor's degree from the Unl- cheetei. Raymond Flake. Ml EXPERIENCED HAND USED LUM BER, building and presents for the M ay basket, O, Donald Briggs Jr. nt*M I* n wxtrtllw MoAIr MtilMiti quire about lowest down small Alcoa screening. Call MI 9-46^ WearinfiT AppSrel— Furs 57 gresa Street, Apartment K. Rione rent at a reasonable price to the GRANDVIEW ST—Luxury r^ h lot 100x200, Only $15,900 Kleln- verslly of Connecticut before en 9-9287. plumbing supplies, double cabl . Accident tering the Air Force. He Is being *(ltl.«MCk. est payments anywhere. No small for free pick-up and delivery. WATTLESS WANTED. Apply in M l 3-7091.______right party. Make sure you see It. selling at a poor man’s price. Siif- MI 3-1.577 schmidt & Biishe MI 3-7,539 M I COMPOSITOR net sink, batmtMm set, steam H AVE A NEW baby? ’The Penny Call MI 9-9835. A two-tar collision on Rt. 83 ford Fire Inaurajice,Co. school tor loan Or finance company plan. EXTEKIOR-INTEnuOR painting, person. Fireside Restaurant in large rooms, 1% baths, two fire 3-0316. aaslgned to Keesler AFB, Miss., to LAWNS MOWED, trash removed, furnace radiators, windows doors Saver has just received a large near Wilshire Rd. Sunday at 4:36 agents,. Internal vice president. Douglas Motors, 333 Main: decorating, ceilings, wallpaper Coventry. steady. full-Ume position in naaCB ROOMS, beat, hot water, places, garage, aluminum siding, •N5—-3 new room attend a course for communica landscaping. Free estimates. Call and bricks. Yard open '8:80-6. quantity of nefw and nearly new OFFICE FOR rent, near Parkade, pjit. re.sulted In minor injury to Donald B. Genovesi of 86 St. ing, floor sanding and refinlahmg. Printing Department of Hartford stove, refrigerator, parking. 118 , choice level lot. Vacant, Selling ^s, $13,990. 5 minutes from tions officers, 1958 BUICK convertible, immacu M I 3-8172. Saturday 8 to 4. Choman House baby clothes. reasonable rent. 186 W Middle tour passengers who were checked James St., agent for the Aldo Pa- Clean workmanship. No job too Insurance Company for qualified Main St„ m 3-8M9, 94. for 10% less of bank appraisal. T. Manc)ie4tar. Call Frank Obrem- I..ots For Sale 73 - - — --- . -m— ^ ,.art- Saturdays, 9-5. F IV E A-zone lota, all with 160 foot gency room. All were discharged. vice president. Bast St. cleaned. Also rubbish hauled to Please submit resume. Including Wanted—To Boy 58 ment. Call MI 8-8117 from 8:30 Liuttt Sfraelal forces sacrifice sale. MI 3-4538 PAINTING papering, floor sand- Interesting posiUon available for phone number, to OUT ON VERNON St.—This home BOLTON—Large. 4 room Ranch, frontage, city water, np Sewers, a The rear-end crash Involved cars John G. Bove of Woodhtll Heights. Airman Baalc Raymond F. any time. dump. Reasonable Call M I 9-9704 experienced claims transcriptlonist, BETTER BUYS AT a.m. to 4:80 p.m., except Satur spic and spaii thrbqghout. Oil heat, driven b.v Zlgmond LJt-vlnchyk, 41. Voi-non, sales engineer with the ■------11 , ______ing, remoaellng, .OgiU Mr. Charles, W E BU T, SE LL or toads antlqua is a good buy lor one ' who is block from a new elementary Johnson Jr„ of Rt. SO, Vernon, la high school education and good day. Houses For Ren* 65 plastered walls, ov^aize garage, school. T. J. Crockett Realtor MI of 57 Falknor Rd., Manchester, and Westinghouse <3orp., secretary. YARDS RAKED and landscaped. » n 9-0726. ' Box BB, Herald NATIONAL and used furniture, ttoina. gtasa, handy. Eight (8) big rooms, new being SLSBlgned to the United 1960MGA, RED, wire wheels, never typing ability necessary, some Dutch Doors beautiful landscaping.. Assume 3-1577. Edwin R. Ctaflson. 38, of 25 Elm Cellars and attics cleaned. A l’s, $19.80 ea. Oliver, pteture frames Npiid old FOUR ROOM second floor apart heat, artesian, sheds .. all lor John C. Aronson of 32 Oonstiince Stales Air Force technical train raced, excellent condition, $1,700 PAINTING and wallpapering, wall knowledge of medical terms help-' 2x4” Studs—Special $12,450, I.ot is 100 by 270. Vacant mortgage, pay only $67 pdr month. M I 3-8706. Bftc ea. ootoa, old doUa and guna, bobby ment in A-1 condition, aluminum EIGHT ROOM house for rent. Main St., Rockville. According to re Dr., program coordinator tor In ing course for aircraft mainte P I 2-7124 alter 6 p.m. paper, removed. WiUlpMer books ful. liberal .employe benefits ex Celling Tile T. J Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. Hayes Agency, Ml 3-4803. W APPIN G —5 to 7 acre building port*. Lltvlnchyk. driving south, 9t4c Sq. Ft ooUections, attlo contanta or whole stormg and screens, heat and hot Street area, oil heat. MI 3-2038. ternational Business Machine, nance apeclallsti at Sheppard on tr u e s t. Ceilings. Free estl- cellent working condlUons in pleas Situations Wanted— Casing 6c Lin. F t lotj. Evenings Ray Holcombe, MI stopped to turn into Wllshire Rd. treaaurer. 1961 MGA CONVERTm LETr^^- eatatea. Furniture Repair Servloa, water furnished. Available June T H R E E Be d r o o m ranch, boiet AFB. Texas. Household Services mates. Cali Roger, MI 8-0923. ant air conditioned otflce. Call Female . 38 Cedar Closet Lining 23c Sq. Ft. M ANCHESTER—6 room Cape, nice HEMLCK3K ST—For $9,900, live 4U1S9. Warren E. Howland MI Carlson’s car hit hi* car In the cellent condHlon, will sacrifice. ’TalcottvUla, Conn. T tl. MI 8-74y>. 1. Adults preferred. Write Box A, ment garage, very desirable loc?, $-1108. Elected the board of directors Airman Johnion, who completed Offersd 13-A Mrs. Peterson, MI 3-1161 for ap' 1x12” Sheathing, 6000’ nelghTtorhood, near bus, schools, rooms, basement, oil heat', nice rear. to Call M I 8-8793 any time. lots were Donald A, Qerke of Woodland basic military training at Lack- A, A. ANDERSON—Interior decor pointment. R E L IAB LE high school Junior de Herald. and shopping area, $125 monthly. yard, trees. This is % of a duplex, tion near schools. Tel, M l 9,(R18, $92 Per Ml FRANK IS buying and aelltog good owner SEVEN LOTS with city utilities, There was no arrest. Shaken up Park, Wapplng, engineer at Pratt land AFB, Texa*. waa selected for Guaranteed SAM’S UPHOI/TTERT - Retired ator. palntli^. 109 Foeter St. MI sires full or part-time babysittng. Pine Paneling Call after 6 p.m., MI 3-5586. makes a nice set-up for a couple CHEVROLET . 1950, 4-door sedan, 8-8606. 14c Sq. F t used furniture and antiques at VERNON—New modern 4 large must bg sold a* one. (Tharles In the collision w-ere Mrs. Carlson A Whitney in'East Hartford; Rich the advanced, course on the basis To Give You I from the ahop. Carj take care at LIBERTY MUTUAL References. M I 8-8777. 8 A 16d Common Nails who want to own their own. T. J. 30,000 miles, good condition, $175. 420 Lake St. Call and see what room Colonial apartment, country RANCH with basement $15,000. Lesperanis^ MI 9-7620.______and the Carlsons' uncle and aunt mond W. Morrison, 10 Newman St., of his interests and aptitudes. He A Very Phone MI 3%71 till 0:30 p.m. aU your upbolstanra .^oeade at $8.95 P er Keg Crockett, Realtor, Ml 3-1577, great eavlnge. Call ^ 3-3373. R AYM O N D ’S P AIN TIN O — Inter- IN S U R A N C E CO. w e’ve got. Open Sundays. M I setting, first floor, Including No kidding, five room ranch with M ra Lltvinchyk waa shaken up al sale* coordinator for Hamilton attended Rockville High School. Enjoyable Combination Doors From $18.95 ea. 94580. Summer Homes For Rent 67 lor, exterior spraying. Satisfac range, refrigerator, heat, hot MANCHESTER—West Side, Excel basement and garage, fireplace, so. Standard In Wind.sor I^ocks; and ' Smoke FOUR 1956 Bitemattonai 10 wheel 63 E, Center’St. Situations Wanted— Prefinished Exotic Paneling REW EAVING of JMma, moth holes. tion guaranteed, free estimates water, and garage. Waaher and lent 6 room Colonial with for combinations,' walk-up attic. Ask TOU jAND—R oute 30. % acre build Study Yankee Mamsnals Albert D Tinkclenbprg of Tanner 2nd* O F A .N A TIO N A LLY ers, first-clasg condition. Can. be Male 39 From 21c Sq. Ft. CX3TTAGB A T MisqUamlcut, Rhode SUppere ^ p a ire d . Window Shades M I 8-4498 after 4 p.m. dryer on prentises. Adults. Also,, mal dining room, large living ing only $15,000, Another TOP ing lot. MT 9-1847. ^ • John E. Landry of 34 Elm St.. St , engineer at Pratt A Whitney. ADVEB’n.SED CIGAR seen at our yard, The ’Thomas CoK CASH 'N CARRY Rooms Without Board 59 Island, all conveniences, private made to measure; all sized Vene one spotless 3 ropm ariutmcnt. room, tidy cabinet kitchen, house value by T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Rodkyille, who is stud.vlng for his Present Jaycee officers, who Will ! For A Happier Outlook WHICH SELLS FOR lOo la Co., 251 Broad St., Manchester. Help Wanted— -Male 36 HOUSE PAINTING and general NOBODY BUT NOBODY, “ beach privileges. Call after 6 p.m., 15 ACRES cleared Stkte road, tian blinds. Keys made while you E X TE R IO R SP R A T and brush ’TR 8-2600 or T R B-lsjl?. OT 9-5856. has aluminum combinations, ^ 3-1677. doctorate at the University of Con continue serving until July 1, in- ! Carpentry. Reasonable rates. UNDERSELLS NATIONAL ROOMS TO RENT, also cabtoa with $2,600, Andover. Four BoMon lots Bright, Cheerful New Reg. $4.75. A A wait.. Tape Recorders for rent. painting, commercial, Industrial, EXPERIENCED gauge grinders, fenced yard and Is in good con, necticut, will work with UConn elude Johnson. Briggs, internal i Work guaranteed to satisfy. MI efficiency. Scranton Motel. CaU M I NEW 4 ROOM apartm^t, located M ANCHESTER — 6 room Ranch, with wafer. Notch $2,900, PI 1950 CHEVROLET good Marlow’s, 867 Main, M I 9-8221. resldenOai and W m .jobs. Work wUl pay top wages. Apply E A S NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. venlent location. Asking $13,7W). Prof. Ralph M. W etzel this sum vice prealdent; Morrison, external Box 50. running 9-6892. 9-0826 atfer 6. on Hilliard St., heat and hot water, full basement, aluminum storms 2-8090. condition. $78. P i 2-6887. guaranteed, free Mrtimatee. Jo Gauge Co., Mitchell Dr. 881 STA’TE S’TREBT, Wanted To Rent 68 The Elsie Meyer Agency, Realtors ____• 'x mer on a study of mammal dla- vice president; Kennetli Wilson, 7 For 2Jto Ra OIO-TV REPAIRB aU seph Dicame, contractor. M I . $125. M I 3-2573. and screens, city utilities, nice NORTH'HAVBN. CONN, FURNISHED ROOMS, complete M l 9-8524, m 8-6930, IJ3TS FOR sale In all zonea. Hibution In New England. treasurer; and Robert Suhr, secre Peffentoe and Puiatellae 1986 QLDSMOBILE convertible, Cars, pbonogrepba, changen. 8-0494 after 4. E3CCELLENT opportunity for hon Itogs— Birds— Pets 41 CHestnut\8-2147 light housekeeping facUitiea. Cen- CXIUPLE (no children) desire mod yard, close to ahopplng center. T ile project is supported by a tary. SIX ROOM duplex, oU heat, ga- ern. cleiui 4-room heated apart Under $16,000. Hayes Agency MI (Tharles Ponticelll Agency M I Cimdltion, many extras. $480. Hcneat, economical. Guaranteed W est, reliable man to work in re traUy located. Mn. Doraey, 14 SIX ROOM ranch,^ bedrooms, din 9-9644. two-'y«^, $22,500 grant from the Present directors Include Gierke, days. Famous for servtos for 10 tail store in fast growing chain. , rage. $80 per month. Adulta. Write ment, July 1st, with stove and ing room, large kitchen and living 3-4803. Will consider trade for Model A PROFESSIONAL clipping, groom Arch St., Mancheste'r. Box, W, Herald. National. Steervee Foundation and John Jeffers. James Plessinger, WINDOW LIGGETT DRUG Ford. M I 9-8706 after S p m. years Phone Mf 9-4S3T. Fattst^ Electrical Scrvicw 22 Call 826-9872. ing, bathing, oil breeds poodles Diamonds-rWatebes-— refrigerator, first or second floor, room. Magnificent fam ily room, Robert Nelswanger and Richard ton’s. PORTER STREET area-^-Gustom is design^'..to provide some qlues a specialty. The Poodle Salon, M I Jewelry 48 A’P T R A C n V B Bleeping room, cen residential area. To $100 per $16,200. Call MI 9-5109 after 3, about the re$^n'a geological past. Werkhelser. PARKADE F R E E B58TIMATBIS—Prom pt serv OETTINa MARRIED? Sea our built 7 room cglonlal, ahter qual Resort Property For Sale 74 SHADES! 1958 CHEVROLET Impala con 9-9793 or M I 9-0500. tral, .shower, private entrance, month. Write to Atty Hugh L. week,44ya. all dav Saturday and Knowledge of the animals' can be WASHER ■ RBFRIGERA’TOR k - ice on all types of electrtcat wlr- cozy 3% room apartments near ity and beauty, built-hig', 2-zons. vertible, good condition. M I WATCH AND jewelry repairing at near bus atop, gentleman. Apply public awlmmlhg pool,^ tennis Moore- Jr., 83 piermont St., Sunday. used to help plM ,the course of 3- 8201. pairs. Prompt, sccoomical, expert, 1^. licensed and Insured Wilson MANAGER-TRAINEE reasonable prices, prompt serv Watertown, Mash. heat, family room, 2 fireplaces, C OVENTRY—We have; some beau 198 Spruce St. » courts. Residential area ih Rock tiful lakefront cottsgea and year such recent geologi'eal events a* Made To Q^der guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4897, Pot- Electrical Oo., Manchester, kU PED IG R E E D Boston Terrier ice, 2 watchmakers, Manchester- REDUCED—6 room ranch, 3 bed oversized 2-'car garage! Owner. MI LAST FRONTIER fe- ville. M I 9-4824. T R 8-1186. 6-5051. around lakefront homes. $7,800 up. glaciers, shifts In topogrgphy and | E | n | * | * Meaenrlng and 1957 BUICK Century, 2-tone blue, terton’s, 180 Center St 9-4817. Olaatontwry, ME 3-7876. male spayed, $30 M I 9-2534.' ter’s oldest established jeweler. PLEASANT furnished room for room, toll cellar, 4%% G.I., Public Records 4- door, automatic transmission, Houses For Sale 72 For full Information call The Ells ohangea in plant life, the-.profea- • ” Installing Last frontier for the non-college F. E. Bray 737 Mato St. State entleman, central location. M I FOUR RpOM modern apartment large landscaped lot. Rondlnone, MANCHESTER — Autumn 8t. radio, heater, power steering and HAROLD A SON Rubbish Remov 'THREE L IT T L E kittens need . 289-2089, -- worth Mitten Agency, Ml 3-6930, Sor said.' man with great drive and w lllli^- Theater Building. 8886 on first floor, private entrance. Charming 8 room ranch, forniM Warnuifee lleeda brakes, excellent condition. M I al, Cellars, atUcs, yards, and Bonds— Stocks— homes, male, 8 weeks old call In $13,600—6 ROOM Caps, nearly fin M I 9-8524, Teaming up as co-investigator is ness to work in order to succeed. Brandy St., Bolton. CaU M I 94TT1. dining room, wall to wall carpet Florence C. Haydetf to Aaron 9-0538. weekly pick-up or burner barrels. Mortgages evenings, M I 9-2298. ROOM FO R gentleman, near Msito ished, aluminum-siding, fireplace, SO. W INDSOR $17,900 Dr. l»W (nl Getz, another UConn- Harold Hoar, Ml 9-4034. 31 Unrivaled opportunity for fast ad- ing. garage. Don’t wait. Maddock VEjRNON — Winterized 4 room -(Jook, property o ff Welcome PI. FINDELL'S vancement 4n-rapidly— expanding Garden— Fm tb—Dairy- St., separate entrance, parking. K(X3CV1LLB—AvaUable Jime 1- - garage, bus. .-Carlton w. Hutchins, zoologist who recently fecelved ahd R Iveraide Dr hn 9-5132, * deVoa, Realtors. 249-7711. E ve hmpe. 78 foot-frontage on-take; en a $1(T200 grant from the NBF to ALMOST unlimited funds available field. .Oqr formal training program COCKER Pups, AKc registered, M l 9-2661. . beautiful modern 8% room ^lart- WON’T LAST .... 4 bedroom Ffajik H. and Anelia A. Mlcke- At The Green— 1952 DODGE dump truck model AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reiupbol- males, 10 weeks old, inocUlated. Products 50 Ranch with 2 toll baths. Walkout nings Mra, Julian, M l 9-9190. closed porch, cellar, new furnace, learn more, abmit why certain ster 3 piece living room set: sofa for private mortgages. If you need can be shortened as you progress. ment, stove, refrigerator, free ■wlcz lo'EH Theriault, property off Tel. MI .1-4S(55 B-3YA series, M I 4-0398. money to consolidate worrisome M I 9-0478 between 4-7 p.m. MARCatESTER—Belt St. 8% room recreation room Ideal for large forced hot air beet, combination small rodents Jive where they do In and 2 ciidlra. $145. Choose from We se^k mature High School gradu STRAWBERRY plants for sale —- parking. Heat and hot water for- r ^ c h , 4 years old, large lot with SO. WINDSOR—Attractive corner Windows, large lot. completely K erry Sk-, . Everj'thing In debts, to Improve your property, ates with cars. See Mr. Stavnltaky, Sparkle. Roblnsqn, Fairfax, Mid FURNISHED ROOM near bath for family. Call Mr. )Vagner MI 9-5306, Uu* region. 1961 C HEVROLET Pa^rkwood sta- group of fine fabrics. Work done COCKER PUPS, 11 weeks very nlshed. Many other conveniences. '■ country surroundings, QuiUlty lot , 3 bedroom ranch, built-ina, furnished. F. O. Mott, M I 3-5658. Quitclaim Deed Window Treatment or for any purpose, and can pay 9 a,m.-5 p.m. Monday through land, Prem ier.-Fem Gardens, 179 gentleman. Parking. 64 High St TR 5-6611. Makes New RsUpg tion wagon, V -8 powerglldc, white by expert craftsmen on our prem- beautiful modem type buff. AKC Minutes to Hartford over Park built. Plastered walU, hot water storms, gar^e, basement recrea Florence Haydeji to Aaron Cook, Isei. All work fiiliy guaranteed. $22.25 per month for each $1,000 Friday, Room 3, second floor. 983 Fem St., M I 3-7278. way. $95 a month, (toll RockvUle tion room with picture window and Lloyd R. Emery Jr., airman, wall Urea,, electric windows, ex you borrow, call Ffank Burke, at regdatered. Cocker grooming and. CONVENIENT central location — heat, cast Iron radiation, etc. K8N, son of Mr. and Mra. Lloyd one-half Interest tn property off cellent condition. M I 9-0538. Mill Fabric Balearoois, 178 Pine Mato St., Manchester. T R 8-8748. $17,900 PhUbrick Agency, Ml walk-out. Owner M l 4-6986. Wanted— Rea! Ratote 77 CoiuiecUcut MortgAge Exchange, boarding small dogs at reasonaUe APPLES—Baldwins snd Stsrke; large fuzniahed sunny front room, BARROWS & WALLACE R. Emery Sr. of 13 Moser Dr.. Ell Riverside Dr. St., exchjslve CJieney Fabric 9-8464. 1 15 Lewis St., Hartford. CH 6-8807 1-atea. H. C. Chase, Harmony Hill; also cider apples. Buhee Farm, private entrance, 'aeml-private ^...... - - - ■ ' ' ^ ' ington. is scheduled to be ad 1955 FORD, 4-do6r V-8, low mlie- salesroom, in Manchester. MI bath, parking. M I 8-1888. 55 E, Center St. Manchester c o m p l e t e l y remodeled 7 room WISH SOMEONE-to handle your Building I’ennlbi. days, JA 9-5853 eves. ' Hebron Rd., Bolton, MI-8-5427. 829 W. Center St. M I 8-8116. home. Verplanck School aree, new vanced officially to the above rate. sge, excellent condition, new tires, 3-7322. Budget terms arranged. EXPERIENCED service station FIX>RENCJE ST.—7 room home In real estate ?JSaU_jnia at Ml 9432$ T. A, Crandall. demolltiei(1 of mufflers,- evenings. M I 3-4256. A’TTRACnVELY furnished room M I 9-5306 copper plumbing and o|i burner, '«r prompt and couitsoua semes May 16. while serving at the N av garage at 199-111 Holl St , m - man or mechanic, for garage and FRESH EGOS for sale, lane end IN V ITA 'n(»r excellent condition inside, and out, enclosed porch, one-car garage, modernized kitchen, separate din Joseph Be$lh. Broker. al A ir Station, Atsugi, Japan. Ad aesaed at $l62. Building— Contracting 14 Buainess Opportunities 32 gas Btatlon, pay excellent fw- good THREE CUTE kittens. MI 8-6108. extra large, 80c per dozen, at the for gentleman, kitchen prlvUegea, priced for quick sale, $13,900. BOWERS AR E A—7 room, cape, 3 qr ing-a,rea, 3 bedrooms upstair'*, plus vancement is the result of passing man with references. MI 3-6449. farm. 122 Newmarker Rd.. Off private entrance, parUng. Inquire T I J E l b Sherwood (Jircle, Inc., dwelling' T V v ie w in g Auto Driving School 7-A at 169 Maple St. PhUbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths^.fireplace;: attic area for future expaniion. W ANT ACTION? We have custom- a fleet-wide.compelltive examina ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re LUNCHEOIfETTE-Driye In — Ex Dart Hill Rd., Veriion-Souto Wind at 886 Spring St., $33,000. modeling all types of carpentry. EXPERIENCED concrete floor fin Sealed bids'. wUl be received at formal dining room, full cellar, oH Ckimpare for only $14,900, Beecli- ere waiting for houses In the tion administered last February. P R E PA R E FORt driver’s test. cellent location, high gross. Owner sor line, M I 4-0804. $12,000-$18|000 price range. Call M arriage IJoeniten Nelson Higgins, M3 4-1700 isher, must do complete Job, must L ife Stock 42 the Offloerof the General Manager, SPOTLESS re-built cape— Five hot water heat. Garage, amesite ' ler-Smlth, Realtors, M I 9-8952, M l Is 8 a 9y today ..; Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class has other interest. Ehccellent drive. Ehetras. Reasonable. Call . Friuik Obremski, MI S-8726, MI Rosa Gordon Burwood, Hartford: terms. MI 9-6273 after 6 , p.m. furnish own transportation.- Call 41 C «(to r Street, Manchester, Oon- rooms, kitchen bos the built-ins, 3-6969. Vernon new* Is handled by the room. Three Instructors No wail SHETLAND PONY, gentle . -with Owner. M l 9-8705. 8-1118. and Sharon Louise Fitzpatrick, 88 BATHROOMS tiled, remodeling, between 8r9 p.m.. ^ 3-1870. Fertilizers E W IT A tlO N laeticut untU M ay 18, 1962 at ' two FTJLL baths, shed dormer, Herald's Rockville Bureau, 5 W. ing. Manchester Drivtae Acade additions, recreation rooms, all children. Pemwood Farm Hebron 50-A li30. A.M . tor Furniahlng and rec room, breezeway, two-car ga STARKW BATER ST.—6 room sin- W. Middle Tpke. my. Pi 2-7249. PORTER STREET Area - Co LISTINGS wanted of all kinds. C!on- Main St., telephone TRemont .types of carpentry. Also fall-out PRODUCTION clerk to train as Rd., Bolton. s ' Hauling No. 138 Bituminous (Con rage. All this for only $I8.000. T. gle, all utilities, good condition, William James Gralf, 51 Wash Help Wanted— Female 35 GOOD COW manure. |5 and lonial. 6 rooms with finiahed r rec fldential and fast service. Klein- 5-8136 or Mitchell 9-6797. shelters built. Call M l 9-4291. expeditor. Also opening for ship TO BID crete Material at Town Ceme J. Crockett, Realtor, in 3-1577. $14,500. .Toeeph Barth Broker, M I ington St., and Mary H arvey MOR’TLOCK'S Driving School—Of loads. Delivered. EbcceUent Thom, breezeway, 1-car garitge, Schmidt and Bushie M I 3-7539 MT WE ARE TAKING applications for ping department clerk. Apply Sealed bids for Don teries. 0 , 94320., I , Smith, 23% W. Middle Tpke. fice, 448 Main St. Manchester. CARPENITVY alterations, concrete Articles. For Sale 45 Arubs, lawns, gardens, etc. COLONIAL-4 rooms, immaculate on- exceptionally well landsca^d 34319. , A i Heifer and Gene Elston are L«amliw correcUy ’’May Save cashier. Must be High School Manchester Modes. Inc.,'Plne St, 8-7804, M l 9-8731. fo r pubUc school Is fo r nine Bid forms and specifications are Thomas' Francis Finn. 318 steps, no job too small. William graduate and able to type and use Manchester. LAWN MOWERS—^Toro, Jacobsen, condition, garage, trees, near hos- lot with trees. Material and work- MANCHESTER LOW $30S handling the broadcast duties for Spruce S t. and Ruth Cecelia Your Life.” Driver education --for t%ee' years, or five avaUable at the ControUer’a Of fnanship In this house far super Gcllqas, M I 9-8549. adding machine. Call MI 9-2031 for Bolens, and GoodaU. Reel and years, tor 66. rbllea (or 76 miles) plt(U, only $18,1100. Carlton W. the Houstofl-’ P oit .45s in the Na- D'Esopo, 8,7 ■ Columbua St. - classes. Member Connecticut Pro fice, 66 Center Street, Manchester, ior to the average. Price $22,900. MANY UNIQUE FEATURES .... appointment, business hours. TOOL DESIGNERS rotary, 18-38” .. Parts and service. Hutchins, M I 9-8132. tionsLl Leagui fessional Driving School Assn M3 Household Goods v 51 daily route, minus three Connecticut. PhUbrick Agency, M l 9-8464. custom built contempiorary Ranch- JFlorists— N yseriea 15 Used mowers and tractors. Trade 9-7398. AND DETAILERS routos. proeently otoitrScted untU Town of Manchester dU STO M B U ILT 6 room Riutch, Raised hearth fireplace, (dihedral HOUSEKEEPER wanted to live in In your ' old machine. Capitol iUtog U.S., Bonn Gut 1893;'Bid forms and other specifi- Ctonnectlcut large living room with fireplace, h a v e BOUGHT new home—must ceilings. Bullt-lns. 20x26 recreation LARSON’S Connecticut’s flrat li I^RDY TRANSPLANT flowers — Starting June 1st. One adult, lota Experienced Equipment Co. 38 Main St. Hours fOr $6 and up. AJao, a good buy 80 Hour week toltions are available-at the office Richard Martin, formal dtnmg room, family size sell Immaculate 3 bedroom ranch, room. Sundcck. Wall to well car censed drivuig school trained — marigolds, petunias, ageratum. of leisure time. References re- 7-5 daily, 7-9 Thursday and Frl- on chests; 'beds, dreSsers and ap of the principal of Hicks Memorial General Manager kitchen, 3 bedrooms. 1% baths, fam ily kitchen,^ fireplace,, attach peting. Large tree shaded lot CaU Certified ana' approved is now of snapdragon, salvia, alyssum, quirmed. Write Box AA, Herald. day, 7-4 Saturday. pliances. Credit,terms avaUable. Berlin Discord MANCHESTER 'School, TbUond, Conn., through ' recreation room with fireplace, ed garage, covered patio, alum AMERICAN LEGION fering classiOom and behind dahlias, etc. Buy at the farm at We ^ 8 9 buy used furniture. 117% Mr.- 'Merson, M I 3-6103 M I 9-5306, TOOL AND DESIGN 6:00 p.m. the 7th o f June, 1962. enclosed brSezeway, attarhed gar inum combinations, shade trees, T R 5-6611. wheel instruction for teenagers. farm .prices. Also, potted hybrid Spruce St. M I 8-4968. (Coottnoed frqhi l^ e One) R.N. OR L.P.N., 7-3 or 11-7, full ITie Board of Education reeervee. rags, landscaped yard 91x194; near schools and bus, $15,600. Window Shades so’s home heating Ml 9-8078. tomato plants. Albaai Farm, Villa MI 9-5263 DARK RICH loam, gravel, fill, the right to reject any and aU bids. Louisa Road, opposite Villa time. Laurel Manor, MI 9-2324. stone and white, sand. M I 3-8603. • SEPTIC TANKS* Marion E. Robertson. Realtori MI Owner M I 9-9587, BARROW S & W A L L A C E International authority but objects E-Z LERN Driving School— Safe ACCOUNT (Junior) interested in Board o f Education ■34958. - ; 55 E, Center St. Manchester Msidw to Order Louisa Restaurant, Birch Moun CLEANED and IN STALLED BOLTON—Six room ranch on one to East German participation. The o u r .w ov i courteous Instruction in dri-ving tain, Bolton. PILGRIM MILLS has opening for growing with a progressive firm, FARM LOAM, top quality, stock ’Tolland, Cbnn. kU 9-6806 $11,900 — ROCSCVILL^ 5 room acre lot, 3 large bedrooms, panel West Germans fear that this would A 1.S0 from Connecticut’s largest. Auto another saleslady. If interested, knowledge of cost accounting help piled 2 years, big 8 yard load, $12. NOTICE Manager, Pilgrim Mills, ' • S I X E R S ranch, large Uvlng room, cabinet ed family room, ceramic batn.'fine 184 VERNON ST —Asking $14.50ol Imply further International 'recog You get premium quality matlc and standard shift, ' dual HYBRID TOMATO plants, p o tt^ ful, Send resume and salary de Columbia, AC 8-9323, after 6 p.m. In accordance with the require nition of East Germany's Commu VENETIAN BUNDS ;y Hall, Hartford Rd. noon BIACHINE. CLEANED kitchen, oeautlfUlly landscaped neighborhood. Only $15,900. Hayes 6 good sized rooms. In nice condi Mobllheat with RT-98 . . . the- controlleil fully insured, pick-up and in blossom, 15c each Call & sired to Box OC. Herald ments of the Zoning Regulations nist regime. I till 9 p.m. PICNIC TABLES—several models, o f the Town o f Manchester, Conn., . lot. Shown by appointment. Marlon -Agency, M I 3-4803. tion, wall to wall carpeting, alum Bring your old roller* In moil completely effective fuel service. Older and nervous stu MI 9-5981. 1615 Manchester Rd., NOTICE Adenauer also objected to Inclu Glastonbury. TOOL AND gauge makers wanted, 0’—12’, from $14.80, deUvered W. the Zoning Board of Appeals. wlU • INSTALUTION E. Robertson, Realtor, Ml 3-6953. inum. storms and screens, garage, BINGO aad save 86e per shade oil idditive in use today. And dents our specialty. Pay as you MANCHEiSTER— 8 room Garrison sion of three neutral nations (m 8 0'CLOCIC~U«iON HOME, LEONARD ST. GIRL ’TO DO general office work flrst-class only, all prevailing Zlnker, M I 9-8444, ’TR 8-7143 ' hold a public hearing on Mimday ZONING BOARD 300 foot deep lot, steps to. Buckley you get premium service. Au- take only the number of les- SPECIAUST MANCHEISTBR—I bedroom home, Colonial, large., lot with trees the authority. He said this would Including some bookkeeping, ex benefits and overtime schedule. evening. May 21. 1962 at 8 PJH. In *OF APPEALS School. Assume mortgage and tomitic dellverie* . . . a b*l- soita needed. Call for free booklet. Rooring-—Siding 18 axeellent eloect and storage epaoe, and spUt raii'fe'nce. 2-car attach-' give them control and place -on EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT M l f f ---- perienced preferred. Referencee. Call or apply to person. Manches N EE D ’n k s s ? M ajor brands. -the Hearing Room of the Munici TOWN OP COVENTRY move In. Elva Tyler. Realtor, MI Call in penon between 9:80 a.m. .large taetoaed porch, S-car ga ed garage with Jaiousied breeze anc^ payment plan and many A. A. DIGIT INC. Roofing, Siding, ter Tool * Design, MI 9-8283 clal May sale, 40% discount. No pal BuUdlng on the following ap- 9-4469, M I 9-SOSl. them a responsibility they would and 12 noon at Paul Dodge Tbera wlU. be a public hearing Towi tttf OMitrf rage, 1^,700 Phflbrtca Agency, l u way. (?lty utilities; Cddsr shin . other extra* designed to make pointing Carpentry. ABeratlona down payment— 12 months to pay. pUcationa: not accept. ' Pontiac, Inc., 378 Mato St. M ay 36 at 8 p.m. in tha.Town HaU gles, ' aluminum ' storms and home heating rtally eatf. Motorlbygles— Bicycles 11 and additions. Oailings. Workman Cole’s Discount Station, M I 9-0980. Coottoental Sales Co., Inc.; 123 Annex, Main St, to hear the fol COZY Informants said there was also DRAINmeO. screens, full cellar, heated rec di-sagreement over other points but ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St R.N. or L.PvNi-i-- full Of part-time SC7REBNED sand, stone, gravel, DeepFood Drive; -Res. Zone lowing appeals: W ALNUT s t r e e t —‘The Heart of room, 24 foot living. room with West Side—pireily Cape Just re wiffi GIRL’S OR boj 20” bicycle with MI 8-4880. m a c h i n i s t the West Side— two-family duplex, I further details were not disclosed. employment. 7-8, 8- li shifts. Ap- : sized stone and screenings. Fo^ Varia|noe is requested to erect ao- 1. Richard W. and Paula K. ^ M IM 1 4 3 fireplace, dining room, a well decorated, 4 rooens complete plus 2 Mobilheat IT - fl training wheels'' ^excellent condi- diUoi^ to side o f dweUlng which ! completely redone. BuUt-ina. two : The communique said the meeting tion. M I 9-7625. ply In person. \ Colonial Convales- deliveries call George H.-Grlffteg, P o s t Gerald Park, tor permiasiim cabineted kitchen, ohe-half .bath. bedrooms unfinished, living room ‘ A/h <-■■ ■. -• V- M t • ,. 1 BIDWELL -HOME' Ironrovdiiieat wlU be closer to eidellne than regu new heatina systems. 6 & 6, real I concerned U S.-West German re- IRe cldon.oeNoe cent Home Hospltal, Inc., . . . . with all ’round experience, full Inc., Route-6, Andover. P I 2-7886. to tear 3TONE for sale—deUvered, Lane; Res. Zone AA. Variance Is T rail, requaats a variance o f 9 feet PLUMED SEWERS $9,400—1 BEDROOM home, new the chancellor Indicated at a Ber m 9-9767,- '^pr free estimates and appoint reasonable. 638-8039. 878 Main St. M I m o s ment call M I 9-8933. Mfg. Co., East Hartford, cmposlte requested to erect house oh } xh> fttim rear line to add a Mom 18 S P L IT LE V E L—7 rooms, flre- furnace, city utilities, desirable lin news conference last week that Martin Park. 234 Hautford Rd.., Manchester MacMM O ltm i OOSMA AFPUANCB BaMce-Re- tiohs o f twio lofs which wlU have tost by 15 feet an rear o f house. place, 1% baihs, buiU-tas. reerga- location.derard Agency, Realtors, V {SRNON—Brand new oversize 6 he felt the U.S.-Soviet talks on, SepUo Tanks, Dry ’Wells. Sowar Berlin Should be broken off. MORIARTT pain all Bakaa iWrigailMoni, Roohi^g and Chimnejw 16-A m 9-2888 HORSESHOE bar with lounge. less-frontage than regulatimu al 4. 'Michael and Helen Banio, Uon ; room, garage. 4%%,, $108 M I 34365 or Tots Quinn, M I room Cape -with full shed dormer, E. a JOHNSON GLERK-TYPIffP-—Interesting per- low at above loeation. Route 81 and Depot Road, request Unas toataned Cellar Water* 9-8988. Putjlicly agitated, Keimedy at ■ Ireeaara, WaakliiK martilnea. dry- toanept position, varied general green leather, M l 94444. iqoothijrt $17,900. Carlton i W. 1% -baths, fam ily etze kitchen with «n . raraaa, oii and gas bameni. BOOFINi lallzihg. repairing AU persona interested may at penniaston to raise pieaant room ptooflag Dooa. f Hutchins. MJ 9-5132. iota of cabinets end built-ins, One- his news conference invited the officer work. Must be quick, accu MAN NEEDED esUbUsbed BROTHERS MI All 9rotk guaranteed. roofs of all new roofs, guP tOe BARM'REID paint In five gallon tend tiila hearing. attached______to houjN______and rabuUd aama M ANCHESTER —On bus line, S helf acre lot In'-'ccn-venient loca West Germans to make their own rate typ ist Ooingenlal employes, service route, $128 weekly, chance MANCHESTEE-^-FTiedromn ranch, proposals. I t was understood that’ tor wotk, ___ " cleaned, re cans at $8.76 per gallon. Quality Zoning Board o f Appaalalroom approelmately B fe e t wklar.- bedroom ranch 2 years old, car tion. Walking ..distance to school. TOEE REMOVAL, pndiing ii.' .'■A.?.-?', "v* ■ . ^ f ' - ■^ y Ar."f
■‘ ft,'-.-.'/'• |# ^ E FO^TEEW #tturl|»Bite{L lEmtting Iffrd ik .^TU B^AY, MAY^IB, X962 '’f i y V*'; jT i i n .» i \< mm *iih'"'i, I f"- ...... ATsrsae Dstfr Nsf Brssi Rob Offlesrs of Manehastar Chapter, For ton Week Ztaded About 10 w en *iMftUIed by tbS Ths Wsstlisr •i’’ Disabled American Veterans, AjbppciEiiits Told MkP U . u s s •'■a A b o u t T o ^ be installed by D^iartment^Ccm- State Penonnsl Department M FwrMfM .ef U. 8. WeotlMHr Bu m s ' Morson-Pavan meeting the requirements for tbs mander Paul Taft of Bridg«|)ert position. Chapman Court, Order of Aiita* during Joint ceremonies with the Maufiger’s Aide 13,5'78 raaUi, wlU aponaor a itonmafe sale auxiliary tomorrow at 8 p.m. at The others will also be told o f eny plans to make the epiMini- PINE PHARMACY Btenbar « f the Audit awidy. mfid, ecottond abmaan the VFW Representatives Hiring Delayed Friday a t '9 a.m. at the Maaonlc Btonie. ment, at wUch time they may sub- Bnreav of Ohndhtloii of the VFW, American Legion, Ma f>. ■ I . . — 1.1 — a ttnmd6r»howm TlwftwB f. - - i i Tempk. For pickup of articles, niit: hi^ additional 'Infonnatloa • 664 CENTER $T. — Ml 9-^814 HItli iB YOw. ; iMeimrs may call Urs. Wilber Lit rine Corps League, World War I General Manager Richard Mar- that may qualify them, for the Manche$ter-^'A City o f Village Charm tle, 195 Spencer 8 t, or Mrs. Bay- Bairadka and YD Associatsa, and 'tln has aaked fhe State Personnel "■ ‘ J auklllaiies, have been invitM to written exambiation. , ' aer. Davidmu), 16 Scarborough Rd. Department to notify applicants In spproprietlng only partial WELCOMES SENIOR attend. VOL. LXXXI, IVO. 192 (TWBNT^FOU|l^t^BMN, TWp SE MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1962 ' for the position of assistant town salary for toe easlatant, toe board (Oaiolfted Advwtiaing m Page 91) Ih e' Manchester Junior Square of directors decided to have the CITIZENS PRESCRIPTIONS PRICEnVB CENTS Dance'Club will meet Friday at The Lucy Spencer Group of manager that the town wiu not be appointment decided by the’ voters Verplanck->SchooI. Danoilfg will be Second Congregational Church will hiring an assistant manager on in October. frtnn.. 7:45 to 10;15 p.m. Dick sponsor a rummage sale tomorrow July l^as was originally Intended. The creation of the new poriUon COME IN AND COMPARE Leger from .Hhode l^Ja^ will be beginning at 9' a.m. in Fellovrahip The board of directors appropri was proposed and passed by toe the caller. Meinbers o f all square Hall. The hall will ^ .open tonight ated only $5,000 of the recom Republican majority of the board, dance cltAs In this area are Invited. from 7 to 9 to receive articles for mended $11,176 salary for the as and has been oppoaed by the Dem y - Tickets Willi be available at the the sale. . sistant—enqugh to provide for ocratic board members and Gen door. Refreshments will be served. the appointment of an assistant eral Manager Martin. . ..The club is sponsored by the Town Bi^ene F. Maj^ette, .130 Oak. after about Jait 1„ 1963, if the Recreation Department. Grove St, has been electied vice question is decidsdifavorably in an president at the^ evening class of October referendum eleetion. Highland School m a r l o v A Suggest Yeu^ Reman Lord of New York City, 1962, University of Hartford. Hs In a letter to Robert’G. Mack, author of children's books and is a candidate for a Bachelor of chief of examination and recsult- Subject of Talk m ^ryteller, will conduct a story ment for the State Personiwl De Arts degree. • partment, Martin asked that both hour tomorrow beginning at S;l5 *^The future of Highland Park p.m. in the Junior room at Mary those applicants who have not TRADE-UP to a T O R O * * $ • ' Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Ma qualified for a written test, and School” will be discussed by Ed Cheney Library. Parents are in sons, will meet tomorrow at 7:80 ward Olenney, Board of Education vited to bring th.eir. children ■ to toose who have, be notified of the p.m. at the Masont^' Temple. A town's change in plans. member, at the annual meeting of hear him. >A11 other activities in’ short business meeting will be fol Highland Paric PTA tomorrow at the Junlop'’W>m will be suspended The personnel department will for the^ur. lowed by the • Royal Arch degree retain the 60 applications submit 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. and a social hour with refresh ted, and the applicants whose ex A proposed master plan reporta Laos Troops Advance ments. perience and tr^Uning have quali that all- at the rooma at Highland ere will be a May Roundtable fied them for a written examina Park School do not meet the 700- •«*-* *’ ‘ -Z Lodge Advised all Cub and Boy Scout leaders The music committee of Trinity tion will be notified of the date of square feet per classrocun require Toronto, Ontario, Canada, were The bride is the daughter of Mr. OVER 25 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION Mala St. SO Yean With Bvefything^ cal settlement setting up a neu- defeated in 1962. and Mrs. Umberto Pavan, 74 Vlen Phou Kha, 40 miles south of of Senator Bush's withdrawal. In his prepared statement, the Nam Tha, the provincial capital, of k Wells St. The bridegroom is the (Continued On Page Eleven) (Continued On Page Eleven) Senator said: son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Angelo Mor northwest Lam overrun nearly I •'The rigorous seven-day work son of Udine province, Italy. two weeks ago at the start of toe week of the past few months has “FRENGHr JODOIN M$i fiUARMAN MAINTENANCE The Rev. John Regan celebrated Red drive In northern Laos. convinced me that 1 do not have a nuptial high Mass and per About 800 Laotian troops who Whdt Is the Outlook? the strength and vigor needed to do formed the double ring ceremony. fled across the Mekong River into full Justice to the campaign ahead, White gladioli were at- the altar. Thailand, moved back into Houei nor to the responstblltties Involved Mrs. Jane Maccarone was onran- Sai and set up a defense perime In serving another six yearg lh the Ist. KEEP COOL ter 10 miles outside toe town, au Senate, most of which would be In The bride, given in marriage by thoritative sources said. U.S. Puts 2 Lines my 70's. her father, wore a floor-length The first U.S. FIDO Jet Super '•Fortunately, we have able, gown of silk organza with ecal- and DRY Sabres which arrived were from younger men available gvho will do loped neckline, long sleeves and the 13th Air Force Squadron in the full justice, to the duties and op- full skirt Her shoulder-leng^th illu Philippines. They can fiy 1,000 portunipsli involved. sion veil waa attached to a floral miles an hour and pack a lethal On Southeast Asia "I have given long and prayerful COSTS LESS WITH US headband, and she carried a pray ELECTRICALLY Qergy approach the ituin altar at the Cathedral of St. Joseph to sprinkle it with load of explosives. cdnslderatlm to this decision and er book with a cascade of white holy water during consecration. The mural of Christ the King behind the altar 1 hope" toy friends ‘will be under ( aaS )FN fit Mtsr SM*... Asr jwtr/Asf WsM /) Expected later were eight more standing and accept, it. aa com et. roses. Y ^ m ^ lize s the worship accord^ Christ by angels and men. (Herald photo by FIDOs and a squadron of A4D Sky- By BOY UPOYAN I expreaa my hoartleft gratitude to Seely^Brown Jr' It doesn’t matter what car you drive Mies Luiglna Pavsn of Man hawks. slower hut abU to hit hard An AP Nfsva Annlyals chester waa her slsteria maid my nsony triende who have so loQg —what year, make or model—otir with a load of 6,o6Q pounds of end falthfiilly eupported me. honor. She wore a atreet-length bombs; 'x'''- United States h u drawn two Service Craft^nen know their buainees dress of pale blue peau de sole, .‘‘1 ehall always ba grateful to Candidate fo r ^Who Is tibie King of Glory?* They wore to be foUowsd at . ------toEtIfilpSai moun the people of Oonneotlcut for hav. V. . . . and your Carl You can count on matching hat with circular veil, dawn Thursday about 5 p.m., EST, tains o f IKditically expiOslve S o u th ^ t A jsiaf^fl line ix on the tog givan me the great-privilege a t their expert work to save you and carried a bouquet of yellow Wednesday by about 1,800 combat roaes. j, frontier at Soutlt Viet Nam. The othfli* is on the frontier of repreeanttog them In the Senate of Seat in Senate time and money. Come in now. Moisture Damage Marines to be landed at a Thai na fThslla'nd. thS United fltatee?” Brideamalda were Mlaa Mary val base south of Bangkok from GOP State Chairman A. Bearle Ann Pavan of Manchester, 1 TY ..-''T^ere la a big gap between WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Ceremonies ofCoiisecration ships of the U S. 7th Fleet in the these linos, and they don’t look Pinney described the Senator’s de. couain of the bride, and Miss Adri Gulf of Siam. Horace Seely-Brown Jr., R-Ctonn., It’s the humidity that causes pipes to too defensible. But the United clslon as "sad news for the people announced today his candidacy for ana Morson of Bronx, N. Y., l 'Military sources eeld CISO S ta te N e w s of Oonneeticut and indeed the na cousin of the bridegroom, 'They States seemingly has little choice ths U.S. Senate. transport planes would be flown but to defend them if the advance tion.” wore street-length dresses el sMam. ln4h» camps-ot.ths various guber-- porarily at 74 Wells St, Manches- hour out of the air. familiar and Joyous ceremony. mfiiar "I will go unto the altar of A prooaesloh was form ed.-'l^ leaders at a hotel luncheon By ovsrrim by pro-Commumst natorlal candidates. teh, after'May 26. Celebrant of the Moos was the God, to God who giveth Joy to my oeedlng to the ehanesry jiekt door News Tidbits and reception. forces, ahy such coalition will be Aides to several of the GOP an (Ccotinthkl oa Pago EIovob) ^___ Mrs. Morson is em^oyed by Most Rev. John F. Hackett, aux- youth . . .” to toe oathedral, wharP the night Dtaouasion at ths meeting con heavily weighted In favor of the nounced eandidatee felt that if Roosevelt Mills in Rockville. Mr. It’s the humidity and not the heat Ulaiy btahop of tht archdiocese. Demonic powers now having before the'relies jMCa been seeled froai the AP Wires cerned Connecticut's $26 million Oommunjsts. That seems to make Lodge became the nominee for the Morson is employed ss a carpenter Buhop Hackett waa the conse- been bedahed, toe bishop took poe- In aniall metal.bUm. industrial fund, established to h ^ a pro-Communlst Laos, almost Senate, K would help the ehoneea PAUL DODCE PONTIAC, Inc. by a Toronto contractor. crator at the cathedral and of Ke seaalon of toe building for God. On theirthe industriee locate and expand in tosvitabis eventually. - - of their candidates gaining the that makes summer offerers of some An ooelatant mlniotor, ualhg a "How did we get Into such a 373 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER prioelpal altar. Another eeoret mfUtnry that state. gubernatorial nomination. Bulletins The ceremonlea at oonaecratioB m all ehovel, spread aahaa on the (Cpodimsd ea 'Paga ThtaPeen) file, poeolbly In the Discoverer But Dempeey was quick to deny mess?, .What are ws doing in However, the surprise develop people. A dehumidifier Is for them as began at 7 o’doek when a proceo- series, launched by toe Air Fores he was trying to lure firms to hla Southeast Asia ’ aiiywayT And ment wa« seen as compUeattog «..jlled from AP Wires aion ofipiieeta, Rlty add cherfr hoys . . . Birth eenlrol aid on a vehmtnry state, and said he didn't erven want what can we aalviga now?" rather than helping to unravel an circled the cathedral while toe tanals should ba offered to couples anyone to think he would attempt HALL well. Whatever your humidity problem bishop q>rinkl4d holy water on it; Phone B0],' Siiit9 Shoes on relief, says Dr. Alan P. Gutt- to convince Michigan bustneee to (Ornittnned on Page Eleven) (Oenttinied Oa Page Bt«v«i) WAR CLAIMS APPROVED The sprinkling of the water, and machsr, president-elect of th e go there. WASHINGTON (AV) — « io FOR RENT see your participating dealer and all the ether ritee such ae the ad' Plsimed nrenthood Federation of Albert K. Jacoby, director of Houae Foreign Alloiro Oonunlt- notnting with (dl and toe use of AmerlM. , Detroit's industrial-commercial de. tee today approved a BOW meoo YOU SAVE MONEY Inquire Lithuanian Hall eriiea end purple veetments, were Frefiihan Fires Aide Offer to donate stolen .Renoir velopmant, commented: "It’s a ^Responsibility Completed uro to proride for paymeBt of get a free trial Once you see it work onaiagous to a human baptlam. pointing, valued at 177,000, and free country,” and said he believed 874 mlUion In World War H iGRANDl ^ 24 OOLWAY ST. .Onmplettng the dtcle of I>etralt should be. using sggretalve not to inwfer charges against the damage claims in tha Phljlp* BECAUSE YOU BUY ra 3-6104—MI S-M90 you’re sold. caHiedral, the Uahop atrude thief If the p a in t^ is returned, poUciss to attract new mdusUY. plneo. The legislation represeBts FOR ALL OCCASIONS canter bmnne doors of the church r Link with Estes made by millionaire art collector Salan Admits Treason; a second attempt to goto House WAY three Unas with hla ataff. mseouNTI Alichiro Fujiyama in Tokyo . . . approval fur a bill whoee defeat i , Tha deacon standing Indde the KotcaltKl on Loot UMIDITY WASHINGTON (AP) Tha^gators, maybe more, taito tha EHdpineat of dJSOft tone M tloe to to theiHoqse last w e ^ Caused ' locked dooia-called ‘'Who Is toe WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. ____J AT DISCOUNT... Senate pump^ more Jtiice into wldenlag tnvesUgatlon. Cuba announce by Chilean gov- Philippine Preeident-''IMosdado Ktag of. Olory?" and the blehop Frank Kowalski, D-Cpnn., said tu InvaMifatlon toe' crackling The Senate group axpeets to erhnlent . . , Russian soldier oaks today caution and restraint must OAS Pushes Terrorism Miu-«|mgal to p^^tpime a eched- answered -The Lord of Hosts, He . . ■ _____ . . , e iiled June visit to Washington, la the King of Olbry.” The clergy BUlle Itol fitaes case today' begin hearings late this month. 'political asylum . after -orowllng be used In Laos to avoid . turning AND YOU GET A BONUS OF another, govornmant aide—James Blstes has been Indicted on fed under barbed wire of Iron Onrtein the Southeast Aslan nation into jphe Mitatitoto dllfera from the rared for de Salan, once France’s moet deco Morin and Jannin were In of I 16i Main Straat, Maneheatar financier.. bsrs and government offlciala aris. Metropdlltsn New York into New damage Claim payment* In ex- LIvrSETTEIt ELECTRICALLY livery in the House, Ko>waJbkl sup rated soldier, proudly admitted at fice In Algiers a year ago when ce«N of 825,000 must relhvcet I Ml 9-6265 Saeretary of Ajj^uKtira Orville under scrutiny by two congres Jersey, i agstnst United Parcel ported what he called President his treason ..trial'today that he is L -, Freeman^ hlmaeU bombarded Salan and three other generals the additional amounta.ln the sional IpvestigaUof groups and Service, gums up home deliveries Kennedy's dsslrs to seek a politi chief of the European Secret launched their short-lived putsch Five in Cabinet 'by Republican demanda that he four grand Juries.. He has de Philippine Ialan,d». About 86,000 from many department and other cs! rather than a mUltary solution Army Ojrganizatlon, which vio against President Charles de claimants are Involved. realgn, dlsmlsaed Ralph Tueaday, clared himself bankrupt. storea on both aides of Hudson to the.'crisls to Laos. lently opposes Algerian Independ Gaulle. Their testimony was ex aaylng an FBI . jBvaatigaUon Q iiil De Gaulle Ralph, 38, a former Tennessee River , , nreman dies and an The former srmy colonel said ence. pected to cover the uprising. SPLASH SLAVER SENTENCED . showed, that Estes hod paid some farin boy, is 'toe serond A ^ eu l- other Ininred aa result of Brooklyn, ‘*nie Presidant's action to sending "My responsibility Is com, Ailleret was expects to testify { 4 (I* * of lUlph’a tale^ionp bills. ture ,D<^rtnieni official bs N.T. -firs that ptoies say two teen troops to 'nMllaiHl Is a nedessary BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Earle By Jo se p h e . d y n a n plete,” fialan declared In a on the activities of the secret One Stop lUlph, a ICcniMd/ Kennedy odminlstis- age boys set "to see wdist. would show of strength to comrlnce the J. Manthall, 39, ot 161 Howe St., 0 . 4 6 PARIS (AP) — President de clipped voice as he stood before army, which Salon is accused "of wae nentenced to eight to 12 ' Umi appotatee stepj^ down lost (Oonttaned aa Fags Sevan) happen.” Soviet Union to ocMpt a peaceful a high military tribunal empow GauBa'a goremmant! aput apart February oe on assistant secre settlement to Southeast Asia." having organized and led In Its yeare In State’e Prison to today on tha tesue of European Twen^-nlne killed In tribal ered to' impose the death sen bloody campaign against Algeri Sii|icrlor Court today for nuui- TRIPLETS BLUE Insuranoe tary of agriculture to train as ah elaabes in northeast area of Hs warned .of the dangers of a tence. unipo as all five cabinet mymbera agriculture attache in the PhlUp- Jungle war to Laos, adding: an Moslema. elniightor In the fatal "splash" □ AUTO INriURANPE from the OatboUc Popular Repub House Unit Studies Uganda, Africa . . . IVa legftliante I am not the chief of a gang, One defense witness, and ad hiKMtUng of ,lofle II. Merc^, 24, pines. He said his firing was un ortUeism if newsmen writs that his "It would mean Involvement of but a French general representing miral named Bloix, told the court □ nilC INSURANCE lican party abruptly resigned. justified and came os a complete thousands of American young of SO Tuylor Dr. Keli. 28. The work ss,chairman of the Common the victorious jirm y ' and not the the Defense Ministry' sought to III a X rm>i m penalty for man- a UFE INSURANCE The walkout was the first break surprise. He aald he planned to Failures of Centaur wealth study conference is "iripe," sters In a guerrlllB war that could drag on for 10 years. It would vanquished army." ■ kyep hfm from testifying despite elaiiitliter in t.'oanecticut Is 15 □ HOMEOWNERS In the government formed Just a issue a otatemeiit lat^.. England’s'Prince Philip UUs news Salan arose to the prisoner's his being duly summoned. month ago by Premier Georges In his year na aasistant aecra- .WASHINGTON (AP)—A "hit mtAn 'subjecting entire popula- yenre and a SI.0(H) Ane. Marshall □ * EDUCATION men in Montreal . . . Meet gxpen . box to read a 24-page statement. was iBdk'tod for second degree Pom pidou.It foreshadowed diffi Ury, R a l^ waa in chugfe, of the or miss mawMoment system" has elve per capita police feres fas th« U>Ark., sold h » toels toe project manage^ P r fiM il 'Dwlgiit D. U.S. Weather Buroau flve-day fore fore a special high military tri .The location ot the mortar, per day at the request of State’s A potty, caucui deetded on* the chairman of the subeommltUe, meat *Ts Mi the right eoune now," away vletorisa cast for Omnsetlcut: * bunal that may condemn him haps on ons ot Algiers' thousands ELECTRIC COriIgBatlon Tuesday night after disclosed he hod aafepoabapd Atty. John n . 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