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MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1961 Average Daily Net Press Run " e The Weather PAGE FOURTEEN jianrtfPBtpr lEnjtttng lifralb For the Week Ended ForeoMt ef U. 8. Wentttin BaroM March 11, 1961 Donald Richtw, and TtModora. Fair and cold acaln tonight. Robert E. Oppelt, radarman The Army-Nav'y Auxiliary wilt ' JM: ■■ Gurney. 13,317 Low 25 to U . Wedaeeday fair. first class. USN. son of Mrs. hold a public card party tonight at I Q iijic Opens Edson Bailey Is publicity chair­ About Town Theresa Oppelt. 237 Center St.. 8 at the clublmuse. man, aaslsted by Mra. George &. Member ef the Andlt ConUnti^ «ool. High aronad 56. serving abosrd the destroyer. USS Marlow. HOUSE HALE Bnreno ef CIrenlaUen Manchester— City of Village Charm All those taking part In the nie final reading for "The ’nme Preston operating out of Long Drive Today Beach, Calif., will take part in a V’IrtV department variety show- MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER of the Cuckoo" will be held tonight are to meet tonight at 7 at the , a t 8 o’clock In the art room of the large U.S. Pacific Fleet exercise The Community Child Guidance MANCHESTER, CONN., ’TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1961 (CImaelfled AdvertUtag ea Page 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS Boat Side Rec by the Manchester from April 3 to June 3. VFW Post Home for transporta­ Clinic will Inauguarate It* |15,- Historv of Jazz VOL. L X X X , NO. 156 (SIXTEEN PAGES) litt le Theater. A special meeting tion to Meriden, 000 fund drive tonight with a kick­ of the board hai been called by The Holy Name, Society of St. off deasert party at 7:30 at the 50-50 Club Topic director Phil Burgess Sr. for to­ James’ Church will meet tonight The Women’s Auxiliary to the ; Waddell School. morrow at 8 p.m. at the Hast Side at 8;30 in St. James' School Hall. ) Hartford County Medical Assocla-1 I tion will hold its annual meeting Dr. Mather Neill, president of The history of Jazz will be dis­ GALA OVENETTE State N ew s rec. the' clinic board, and Leonard cussed by Hervey E. Stetson of The DeWolf Art Guild will meet ] April 12 at tlie Tumblebrook Coun- Kennedy in Hurry, i try Club. Bloomfield, The nieet- Yarensky, clinic director, will Newington a t a meeting of the 50- Members of Stanley Circle. tomorrow at 10 a m. at the Com­ speak briefly, after which Edward 50 Club of St. Mary's Episcopal WSCS. of South Methodist munity BapUst Church on E. Cen­ i in'g will start at 10 a.m.. followed bv luncheon and a fashion show Dik, drive chairman, will give the Church Friday at 7 p.m. In Neill Roundup Church, will meet tomorrow at 8 ter St. Hall. Tshombe Turns Wild Mob land talk by Mrs. Chase Going worker* cards listing the prospec­ p.m. at the home of Mrs. George tive givers. The guest speaker Is assistant Hooks 2 Tee Shots Elliott. li28 Ferguson Rd. Host­ The ?«ecutive committee of the 1 Woodhouse. Reservations should i be made by Wedne.sday. Drive captains are Adam executive secretaiy of the Dio­ esses will be Mr^. Earl Carton, Washington Social Club will meet cese of Connecticut and Is In and Mrs. Francis Miner. tonight at 8 at the clubhou.se. Rhodes. Allan Taylor. Mrs. Jay Honor Student A cancer fllra, "Time and Two Rubinow, Mr.s. George Sandals, and charge of the promotion depart­ I Women," will be presented by Dr. Mi.«U! Ethel Robb. Division chair­ ment. To Wrong Fairway The Fellowcraft Club will meet Members of the American Le­ His talk will be preceded by a At Wesleyan U. tonight at 7:30 at the Ma-sonic gion Auxiliary have been invited ■ Robert Jt Alesbury at a meeting men are Mark Kravit*. retail; Dr. I of the Ladies of the Assimvption Robert Alesbury, manufacturing potluck and business meeting. Temple. to attend a neighborhood meeting Guests ■will be the Rev. and Mrs. Dies of Fumes tonight at 8 at the Church of the and Industry: Dr. FTancls Helfrick MARITN L. ARROWSMITH eon and watch him drive. The Preal- Loose in Anti-UN Rampage and potluck with the Glastonbury Robert Shimoda. pastor and. his Paul Sheridan, son of I>r. and i unit tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at the AMumption hall. The meetings Wanted hy FBI professional groups. dent, wearing a light blue aporta will start a half hour earlier than wife, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mun- ^alm Beach, Fla., April 4 4 {PP)- Mra. B. J. Sheridan. Hebron Rd., Legion Home. Mam St., Glaston- Willie Hughes, who reportedly Individuals canvassing include roe, presidents of the Couples Club, shirt and pale ye)low alacks, ar­ Middlefield, April Bolton, Is home for the Easter re-1 usual. beat and strangled to death his Joseph Garman, George Marlow, (/P)—Playing like a man in a rived at the club at the wheel of a An inve.8tigation was under- burv. Samuel Dianvond. Miss Frances all of .the Talcottville Congrega­ een from the University of Notre ] only close friend, is being sought tional Church. terrific hurry, President Ken­ top-down convertible a few minutes wa.v today into the death of a tiame In Indiana, where he is a i Two circle* of the Community Badger. Mrs. Robert Barningham, before 11 a.m. The third in a .series of .six one- Baptist Women's Society will meet throughout the country by the FBI Members of the food committee nedy drove—and severely Wesleyan University senior Dozen Injured aophomore. His roommate. George Mra. Philip Bayer. Mrs. L. J, are Mr. and Mrs. Nelli Lawrence, Other members of the foursome UN Swedes M. Kerin of Denver. Colo., also a day conferences, sponsored by the Wednesday: The Estelle Carpenter and had been added to its list of Bjorkman, Mrs. Thomas Boland REGULARLY 10.99 hooked—two golf balls off descritied as one of the most Connecticut League for Nursing, "Ten Most Wanted Fugitives. ” chairman, aaalsted by Mr. and were the President’s father, Joseph aophoraore. is visiting Sheridan fot Circle will meet at 8 p.m. at the Mrs. William Brainard. Mrs. Spen­ the first tee into a gusty wind P. Kennedy, former ambassador to brilliant students on the cam- for the northeast section of the home of Mrs. William Gilroy, 28 On June 16. 1960, a federal war­ Mrs. George Brownsw'orth, Mr. As Blast Rips th« receas. , cer Carey, Mra. T. A. Crandall, and Mrs. William Bryce, Mr. and today. Britain; and two of the President’s pus. state will be held at the Burnside Washington St., Vernon, and the rant was issued In Detroit, Mich., Both balla traveled about 176 yard* Block Grab Methodist Chtirch in East Hart­ Mrs. Edward Dik. Mrs. Fred Ed­ Mrs. Fred Burr, ^nd Mn and Mrs. brothers-ln-law — Stephen Smith The body of Hugh Dyer, 23. wa* CMffOTd H-. Fisher, electrician's ReedrEaton Circle will meet at the charging that Hughes had unlaw­ wards. Mrs, Ro.ss Hahn, Miss Ber­ and both came to reat beyond the ford on 'niursday. n ie morning fully fled that state to avoid prose­ Robert Call. and Peter Lawford, the Hollj'wood found in his car near the Black Paris Bourse mats fireman. USN. son of Mn home of Mrs. Thomas Spano. 195 nice Hall. Mrs. George Hammar, rough—in the wrong fairway. actor. Pond area, off Route 6 yesterday. and Mrs. Oifford Fisher. 34. ; session will begin at 10 a m., and Ferguson Rd . also at 8 p.m. cution for murder. ■ Thia waa the first time reporter* the ' afternoon se.asion at 1 p.m. He has a lengthy criminal record Mrs. Fl-ancis Helfrick. Mrs. John SOUGHT AS KIDNAPER Only the President’s father had Police said a hose wa* connected .(By THE ASSOCI.4TED PRESS). Of Airport Burnham St., is serving aboard Hllditch. Mrs. G. S. Keith, Mrs. had been permitted to watch Ken­ a golf club in hLs hand as the from the exhaust pipe into the the destroyer. USS Buck operating Reservations must be made for a The WSCS of North Methodist which includes convictions for sev­ Cotteklll. N. Y„ April 3 - - j Mark Kravitz, Mrs. Howard Lock- Police are hunting for Robert T. nedy tee off, and then write about cameramen got pictures of the resr window of the auto. A pre­ A bomb bla.st at the Paris with the Seventh Fleet in the | luncheon at the church. The meet­ Church will meet tonight at 7:30 eral vicious assaults, and for sec­ It, since he waa nominated for the By ERROL FRIEDMANN ing is open to professional nurses, ond degree murder In 1933. ward, Mrs. John McElraevy, Mrs Tassaboom, 32, formerly of Hart-| 8.88 four at the first tee. liminary autopsy di.sclo.sed death Stock Exchange shook the j Western Pacific. The ship is sched- at the church. Mothers and daugh- j David McComb, Mrs. Joseph Mar­ :-r' - ’ presidency in July. Then, as the picture-making was caused by carbon monoxide Elisabethville, Katanga, ulad to visit Midway Island. | whether or not they are members ter.s in the church and . WSCS j Since Hughes has served tifhe ford, Conn., in connection with i center of Paris today and in­ o the Connecticut League for previously for both second degree tin. Mrs. Maurice Pass, Mrs. Theo­ the alleged kidnaping of a 14-year- A few minutes earlier photogra­ waa halted. Smith and the elder poisoning. jured a dozen per.sons, two April 4 (/P)— President Moise Hawaii and Japan during the ex- j members ai e invited to a program j dore Powell. old girl. Police said the girl dls-, phers for the first time in that Kennedy got off fair drive*. La’Z’- Dyer, a member of Phi Beta Tshombe turned his followers Nursing. ,.of entertainment and fellowship. | murder and for manslaughter with tended cruise. knife, he should be considered Also working on the drive are appeared from her home h ere; period had been allowed to take ford topped two balls and both Kappa honor society in his junior gravely. ! ; Mr*. Manuel Margarido will be in pictures of Kennedy on the golf Officials said the explosion w as: loose on an ani^i-U.N. ram­ armed and extremely dangerous. Mra, Stuart Segar, Mr*. Leon March 26. traveled less than 100 yard*. « year, recently won a Woodrow page today, then called them ; charge of entertainment. Rubin, Mrs. Merrill Rubinow, M iu course. Then the President teed up hii Wilson Fellowship. caused by a plastic bomb of th e' Hughes Is a male Negro who The only shots permitted by the type used by Rightists to express * off, but thousands of the Af­ was born on Jan. 7, 1915, In Miami, Catherine Shea, Mrs. Herbert ball, straightened up and -with He was editor-in-chief of "The CUSTOM SHOE REPAIRING Members of Wesley Circle. White House, however, were of the scarcely » pause to addreaa the I opposition to" President Charles de ! ricans went on to lay siege to : WSCS, of South Methodist Church, Fla. He stands 5 feet 11 and weighs Snvder. Mrs. Sanol Solomon. Mrs. Cardinal,’’ Wealevsn'a literary A. H. Sutllffe, Mrs. Fred Venezia. President standing at the first tee. bail, slammed into it. magazine. ! Gaulle’s efforts to bring peace to | IN MANCHESTER will meet tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. about 210 pounds. He has a In advance of Kennedy’s round I Algeria. These bombs, of a putty-; Swedish troops guarding Mrs. Thomas Woods. Harold The ball swerved to the left and He was the son of Mrs. Homer FOR OVER 40 YEARS at the home of Mrs. Ewald Jackie. medium, light brown complexion, at the Palm Beach Countr>- Club j like consistency, can be shaped , Elisabethville airport. I 79 Keeney St. Co-hosteases will be brown eyes and black hair. Clendaniel Jr., Allan Oone. John LECLERC course, reporters also had been the hook was severely accentuated A. Boushey b.v a prerioiu mar­ I around any haiidy oblect. { A crowd of 4,000 bowling (Congo­ Craig, Leo Diana Robert Digan. by the stiff wind. It stepped on riage. Hi* stepfather, Brig. Gen. M^. Edward Mathieson and Mrs. Hughes has a scar on the outer FUNERAL HOME told they could be present only for The blast went off in a wash-1 lese threw stones at the aiiport WX USE ONLY THE FINEST John VonDeck. Members will each side of his left forearm, a scar on John Dormer, Richard Knight. the pictures taken before he hit a the fairway of the second hole. Boushey is stationed at the Air room and blew through a brick i terminal, shattering window* and GRADE MATERIALS OBT.AINABLE present five-minute inspirational his nose, a one-inch scar on the Norman Larson, John McElraevy, hall. Research and Development Center wall into an adjoining -trading i terrifying women passengers ’In­ message.s. back of his right hand, a c\it scar FUNERAL But they were allowed to stay (Conttnurd op Page Eight) at Arnold Air Force Ba.se. Tenn. Toom. showering debris among. side. on his left thumb and a gear on his V okers. The room waa still crowd- i Ju st when It seemed the Afri­ The British American Club will upper left arm. SERVICE Fatally Injured although trading had. stopped I cans were going to storm th* SAM YULYES Lmeet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the He may be wearing a mustache.! . . r, . i, . about 16 minutes earlier. building a company of Tshombe’s Hughes has been employed as a • ATLANTIC ~SHOE REPAIBINO OF IHE BETTER fclubhouse on Maple St. WALTER N. State Situation ^Chaotic’ ^ 21-jear-I Gjaas shattered down from win-’ Katanga troops arrived and took laborer, painter, and janitor. He Is j FURNACE OIL LECLERC i r -n ^ ; dows. The second floor of the build-: up positions outside the terminal’* t S OAK ST.—SAME SIDE AS WATKINS BROS. -1 Open Monda'vs AD Day-Closed Wednesday Afternoons St. Mar>’’s Episcopal Guild will known to be a heavy drinker of in .Automatic ilellvery Director in ju ry fatally last night in the | jnp thick with .smoke and dust i shattered glass doors to safeguard hold a nimmage sale Thursday, toxicants, who becomes e.xtremely l ed ition of a car and trailer-truck | gj, coughing and gasping traders the Swedes inside. belligerent when drunk. ■ L T. WOOD CO. Call Ml 9-5869 i starting at 9 .„m. in Neill Hall at Phone .HI 3-1129 , J ^ employes went to the aid of the | Incensed at this action, the Af­ ' the church. For pickup of article*, Any person receiving any infor­ 23 Main Street, Manchester Uniform Assessment Three persons were injured ser- j iniured I ricans headed toward a flagstaff, call Mrs. Emma Brown, 60 Spruce mation concerning the whereabouts iousl}’. state police «aid. - i Th^ streets around th» 125-vcar-. seized the blue U.N. flag and tor* St., or call Mrs. Claude Porter, of Willie Hughes Ls requested to The victim, Roland P. Fortin, old biiUding were sprinkled 'with; It to bit*. Others went streaming ON YOUR BUILDING Hyde St. immediately "contact the nearest driver of ^he car. died a short falling glass and debris. Some win-' office of the FB I. the telephone across the runways, waving knives PROBLEMS! time after arrival at Lawrence ! dows in nearbv buildings were' and clubs. CONSULT US number of which may be located, On Property Urged Memorial Hospital in New London, I broken. Our Lady of Victory Mothers The Swedes; a company under Circle will meet tonight at 8:15 at on the inside of the front cover o f ! police said. i Within Asfew minutes scores o f, any telephone directon,'. OoT. Anders Kjellgren, UJM. com­ the home of Mrs. George Nackow- His two passengers. Mrs. "Sara ' police investigators were on the | mander for South Katanga, stood '.ski. 206 Hackmatack St. Co-host- Hartford. April 4 The S ta te * sesslng at 85 per cent, and Tar- Lombardo, 44, and her daughter, | scene, including Maurice Papon, | Secretary of State Dean Rusk (left) and Lord Home, British foreign Secretary, confer at the State Ids'. 18, 6bth of W’e'sterly. received i the police prefect investigating a i with their backs to the wall In th* ROSSETTO ess' will be Mrs. William Carroll Marine S. Sgt. Anthony Margiot-1 Tax Department today urged the rant conceded that, in these Departm'ent today. Home arrived last night to start preliminary work with Rusk on a western terminal, Sten gun* at the ready. There will be no instruction period OLLIE’S • cal rod, infra-red unit broils, grills, fries, cases, there might be some loss of multiple injuries. The truck driver, \ dozen bombings since the first of j ta, son of Mr. tind Mrs. Orazio | General Aasamhiy to approve a reply to Ru.ssia’a note on Laos. (AP Photofax). CONSTRUCTION COMPIRNY Joseph R. Plo’irde, 33, Waterbiw>’ the year. Downtown, Ellsabethillle looked j tonight. Scarlato. 64 Birch St., serving i warms, toasts. aeries of bills that would esub- revenue if the bill* were approved. Uke an embattled city. Katanga with the First Marine, Brigade a t ; llah uniform methods of sasesslng Some committee members ex­ was also injured seriously. AJl A similar bombing last Friday 58 DELMONT ST.— MI 9-0.108 were taken to Lawrence Memorial National Police blocked off every The Friendship Club of St. I the Marine Corps Air Station, AUTO BODY motor vchlcloB. tangible personal pressed concern about the po«- killed the mayor of Evian-le.s- Intersection and stood a t Inter­ John’s Polish National CaWJolic Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, will take property of business, and real sible impact on the eUtutory debt Hospital. Bain*. where peace talks a r e j Meets Kennedy Tomorrow WELDING. AUTO BODY and FENDER REPAIRS State police said the trailer- Peiping Silent vals ot 10 yards along the aide- Builder* and General Contractor* Church will meet tonight at 7 in part in a large U. S: Pacific Fleet • broiler unit . . . the perfect size for al property. limits on towns if cutbacks had scheduled between the French and walks. They had cleared the dowm- the church hall. exercise from April 3 to June 3. 281 ADAMS ST. TEL. Ml 9-5025 John Tarrant, counsel for the to be made in the assessment truck jacknifed and overturned. I t the Algerian Nationalists. family use. was carrying copper tubing. todfifi area under Tshombe’s or­ Residential and Industrial Construction COMPLETE CAR'PAINTING tax department and a member of rate*. Uneasy crowds gathered out­ On Laos Truce ders,, but apparently lacked suf- The Sunday School staff of Cov­ The executive board of the Man­ a tax atudy > " - 4 T ^ the same date last j’earr The building w'as begun in 1808 the Soviet Union in urging early ly Iji the state and that uniform!-, 1960 1961 convocation of an International effort by Tshombe troops to take ty ivaa needed to bring about a Accidents .... 9,492 9,776 (est.) and finished in 1826. Two wings ^-Macmillan is scheduled to arrive over the airport from the UJi. Castro Regime were added In 1907. Washington, April 4 Diplo­ conference to settle the civil war an HFC Shopper’s more equitable distribirtion of the Killed ...... 02 56 matic informant* said today the from the West Indies at 6 p.m. in Laos. Peiping said nothing about forces who have been In control Injured ...... 5,540 5,265 (est.) there. tax burden. (OonUnued on Page Eight) Soviet* have agreed Informally BST. a cease-fire as demanded by the The tax department spokesman Betrayed Cuiia that an effective cease-fire mu*t To save the Prime Minister West. Angered, Tshombe at midafter­ aaid that, as far as assessment ______m 3 to Get Pardon be verified In Laos before a 14- from bucking' the capital’s rush Vice Premier Lu Ting-yj made noon ordered full mobUintlon and Loan won’t buy practices tor Ungible personal natlon International conference hour traffic, a helicopter will take the announcement in a speech at sei’ved an ultimatum that the U.N. Washington, April 4 (B— The Hartford, April 4 (Al — Three property of business ■was con­ United States has urged Fidel can meet to seek a, settlement In him to the Naval Observatory a Hungarian diplomatic reception troops must get out of the airport An important part of HFC service to families is cerned. the situation in ths state convicted murd.rera have won Band L ead er the war-torn nation. Grounds next door to the British In Peiping,. It was publi.shed by within two hours or face the wrath , Castro's Cuban regime “to sever commutations of their life sen­ the Shopper’s Loan, designed to help you buy was "chaotic.” its links with the International That optimistic, word came a* embassy. He will stay at the em­ Peiping’s official New China News of his people. Then, as the deacF"'-^ He noted that some to'Wns favor tences from the State Pardona high-level American and British bassy during his 5-day visit. Agency. line approached, the strongman the many things needed for modern living. Communist movement.” Board. Questioned on iie^ Industry and thereby thfow a ’ The statement, issued yeeterday, official* worked on the prellmln- Secretary of State Dean Rusk Lu called for an "early convoca­ You shop with cash at any store you w ish-yet greater burden on other taxpay­ The board yesterday remanded lirle* for conferenceo—eqpterlng tion of the (Jeneva conference”— (Continued on Page Eight) accused Castro of betraying the the cases to the naroie boanl — a will extend the official welcome to avoid a number of large end-of-the-month bills. ers. Other towns, he said, tax in­ Cuban revolution and leading the on Lao*—between Brltl*h Prime Macmillan at the Observatory. referring to the 1954 meeting that dustry heavily to relieve the bur­ Caribbean island into Communist step that virtually aasures parole Death of Wife Minister Macmillan and Presi­ worked out the political settle­ Instead, you repay for the prisonero within a month In advance of conferences with Cffisb MONTHIT rAYMINT tCHIDUll den on other taxpayers. bondage. dent Kennedy. the prime minister. Rusk met to­ ments ending the Indochina war. HFC a single, sensi­ Ym «8I The compeUtlon between town* It was the Kennedy administra­ or two. Tehachapi, Calif., April 4 (ffb—- Tiie We.sl and Moscow have both 20 1$ 12 All three have been In prison day with Lord Home, the British r s r m l t p e r m it p e r m it p e r m it i t ' for industi^ also, he said, was tion’s toughest indictment of Castro The estranged wife of band leader ■Washitngton, April •< (T)—Brit- foreign minister. Home flew in accepted the idea of a 14-nation ble monthly instal­ « since 1945. adn’s Prime Minister Harold Mac­ Bulletins 51M 5 6.72 5 7.27 510.05 518.46 a far from legitimate practice in so far. Spade Cooley was found beaten to last night to work with Rusk on conference consisting of most m ent. Drop in or INTRODUCTORY OFFER The U.S, statement said It Is the Thej® are Anthony Petrizzl. 61, death last night at the couple’a millan arrives today for talks with countries that attended the Geneva 366 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.55 his opinion. Bridgeport, convicted of fatally a western reply to Russia’s note CuU^ from AP Wires phone HFC today. 19.2.S 20.91 29.27 54.48 The object of the present bills governnient’a. belief that "the Cas­ luxurious ranch home, the sher­ President Kennedy that will cover meeting Including Communist 3M shooting his wife after a quarrel major international, Ttoblems. and on Laos. 566 30.83 3,3.61 47.55 89.47 is to bring the extremes of the tro regime In Cpba offers a clear iff’s office reported. Both the foreign secretaries China. and present danger to the authen­ In Bridgeport: smd Francis Scott Lu said an international con­ 6M 36.41 39.74 56.48 106.80 situation closer together. A few hours later, sheriff Leroy center on the Laotlfkn crisjs. were flanked by batteries, of aides REDS RAP SOUTH AFRICA Life Inturance of tic and autonomous revolution of and William Sutton, both 45, Newr Galyen said Cooley, the western- Kennedy, ending his EasteP va­ ference "is the key to the peaceful Tkg ukadmit •hwm « k*$*d on paitmM mo^kiy The bills provide for the as­ Haven, convicted of participating for their 2-hour session. United Nations, N .Y ., April 4 group rote le arailable gapnymgnts nndtndmdts msts. Honsgki^st^t* sessment of tangible personal the AmericHs. style musician and radio-TV star cation In Florida, will fly back to settlement of the Laotian ‘^ijues- M JS pm mnmtk em kniomgos of StM nr in a ‘New HaVen grocery store Their work Is . considered purely UP) — The Soviet Union threw •a Pnr ma m a mm tmm wr property of business at 65 per ”WTia(, began a* a movement to of the 1940s and 1950s would be Washington late in the afternoon. tloi\," He backed the Soviet pro­ on all loon* • • tlP O and m i m «sc«s> o* A l v . and I QUART B lACh Covered holdup in 1944 which resulted In preliminary to the Kennedy-Mac- Its support today behind a oaU< \k gmanik mm tksS Port ad cent of values computed accord­ enlarge Cuban democracy and free­ booked for investigation of mur­ posals sent to Britain in a note •• gaaaag mt 8100 ta tOOO Skillet $9fS dom has been perverted, in short, the fatal shooting of the proprie­ mlllan conferences and the state last Saturday. The Russians were fay 25 African nattqps for a ing to formulate spelled out in tor, Efimy Romanovv. der. \\- ■ 10 inch Covered into a mechanism for the destruc­ A few hours later, sheriff’s of­ department said there will be no vague on the cease-fire, which the worldwide break wttti South detail In the proposed measures. A third member of the gang, An­ Africa In reprlsri for It* racial OPEN Skillet %]2H Tarrant said that there was tion of free institutions In Cuba, ficers booked Cooley, a western- communique until the upper-level West insists must precede the con­ for the seizure by international drew Henny Alameda, w-aa con­ News Tidbits talks are finished Saturday. laws. The Soviet move fore­ lOUSEHOLD FINANCE nothing "sacrosanct” about the 65 victed of shooting Romanovv. He style musician and radlo-Tv star ference. Instead Moscow agreed to (Communism of a base and bridge­ of the 1940s and 1950s, , on sus­ Macmillan and Kennedy will join Britain in calling on both shadowed a floor battle with per cent figure that it could be drew a life sentence but was trans­ from the AP Wires the United States which has adjusted upward or downward as head in the Americas, and for the picion of murder. meet tomorrow, Thursday and sides in Laos to halt the fighting. sa u cepa n dianiptlon of the Inter-American ferred to the Norwich .State Hos­ In London, 'The Foreign Office made plain It opposes sam^ons " m a n c h i b t i r s h o r m n o r a b k a o i the legislative thought best pital when he went insane. Deputy John Howard aaid Saturday for broad foreign policy TO*5 Rueet CtD/ered aystem.” (Cooley is being questioned at the talks. Preliminary joint reviews acknowledged today further meet- against the Union Government 382 Middle Turnpike West He noted, however, that the The U.S. position—following in The cstse was marked by a dla- Hearings resume tomorrow on at this time. Siuce Potot IY4B5tl waa nearby Mojave Sheriff’s sub-sta­ have been underway at lower lev­ ingB will be needed in Moscow be­ - .'ll figure fairly close to what essence the lines draw’n , in the i f*°*V*‘* ■Maesachusetta’ CJov. John A. els for weeks. fore an East-West plan is worked Eisenhower administration— was 1" the final stages of their trial, tion. He will be transferred later 2nd Roor—Mitchell 3*2738 was being done in the largest in­ to the Kem County Jail at Bakers­ Volpe’S 51.2 million tax relief pro­ The President and the prime lout for a cease-fire in Laos. OONFUCT ON PLANE WRECK dustrial centers of the state at a *8-page pamphlet! implicating Sutton in the robbery. posals to aid New Haven Rail­ set forth in field. he added. " Santiago, Chile, April 4 ( J P ) ~ I nts: l i I* * ttaL, T**s., Tfc*n.-10 t* I W*i., F rt-» ;3 1 1* Wf. present. road, ■with interstate commerce rContianed on Page Eleven) He said of the band leader: ((Continued on Page, Eight) (Continued on Page Fifteen) National police said searchera 10 mch Covered Some towns, however, are as- (Continned on Page Three) "He’s all shook up. That’s all I commissioner scheduled to appear before Massachusetts Le g 1 s 1 a - today spotted a QUleon airliner 3.99 ClUckOfi Fryer $13** can tell you.” that criUhed last night with 24 Later 'Howard said Cooley ad- ture’a transportation committee . . . Lane Construction Oo. of Mer­ aboard in the Andes. The Chil­ I mitted he had alapped his wife with Peace or No Peace in Laos ean Air Force later denied the \ i his open hand but denied that he iden, Ckmn.. us. awarded two of WORLD three contract* let thus far for report. And tiiere was no ex­ take advantage of The Verdict No One Wants i hit her with hla fist planation ot the conflicting. vdr- I The deputy said Cooley at one construction of Vermont’s Inter-j state 89 Highway in Burlington- kons.kjiowledge with the public, be ' out of a car/ a few days ago” but posed crash site, ISO mile* quainted with the U.S. Navy frogmen dunk ’ anti­ STAMPS Arthur Oodfroy underwent aur- derwent surgery for a cancer In cause 'll may help other people did not amplify or explain. south of Santiago. Aboard were DOUBLE cookware that out- Howard said there was no men- nuclear campaigners Into . chilly the left lung. The doctor says face the ordeal of cancer If they members of a Chilean profe*- gory for lung cancer. Now hon­ waters of Holy Loch in Scotland Cause for U.S. Concern dates all others. orary education chairman of the I ’m In fine shape. There’s no must — and escape it, if they can. slonal soccer team. trace of cancer in me. , But a pa­ Many thousands of lives could be (Continued oil Page Two) during their attempt to clamber EVERY WEDNESDAY American Cancer Soclety’a cur­ aboard Polaris aubmarine Patrick rent erusmle, Godfrey teUa about tient is considered cured only saved if more people knew the | By J.A5IES MARLOW SAIGON CITES RED TERROR 2 quort Covered Henry . . , Secretary of Commerce *' The basic cause for the resent' SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY and WEDNESPAY • flat bottoms hug hts own bout with the dinease In when there has been no recur­ facts about cancer pure and pre- i . Washington, April 4 (A‘)—The ment at the time was Diem’s in­ Saigon, Viet Nam, April 4 Double Boiler $Y4N this flrst of three article*. rence of the disease for five years ventlon. To help spread these facts ■ Luther H. Hodges is going on sell­ burners. Rayburn Sees U.S. ing trip to Europe to sell BJuro- fighting in Laos gets the headlines ability to cope with the guerrillas (/P)—President Ngo Dlnh Diem’s Good In Both Our Manchmtrr and Enat Hartford Storro after treatment. is the purpose of these articles. in the Kennedy administration’s who terrorized peasants, killed governemnt has appealed to the By ABTHtTR GODFREY Uke everybody else, I was peans on travel in -United StAtes First, what did the hospital | Peril in Ideas of and to promote foreign aid. effort to end the Red push in local militia and officials. The International Control Commis­ 100% ALL BEEF U. S. No. 1 MeINTOSH • no wasted heat. (Written for the Associated scared of cancer. What I didn’t teach me 7 It exposed me to the Southeast Asia. But the much less population was caught between sion to make an ‘Immediato and C«mi4 S«iKt Pm Preee) know was that the fear is worse miracle of modem medicine. Sur- i John Birch Group Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., noticed trouble next door in South (Communist terror and government energetic” Inveattgation of grow­ Get a home improvement loan...and relax I waa In Hawaii doing a tele­ then the reality. Once the tumor gerj’, followed by radiation, saved ! says he will offer amendment to Viet Nam is deep cause for con­ reprisals. ing Communist terrorism and HAMBURG APPLES * unique copper core. m $8». cast when I first noticed the pain. is there. Inside you, all that mat­ President Kennedy's school aid An example given by an Asso­ subversion throughout South me'-— M, I later learned, they now ! Washington, April 4 (*) —House bill making church and private cern. , 2 qt. St«5. It wasn’t severe or steady; but It ters is getting rid of it. You're in save 170.000 cancer patients a There Communist ^ errillas are ciated Press correspondent last Viet Nam, a government source made me uneasy. 1 decided It Speaker Sam Rayburn, D-Tex., has schools ellj^ble for federal loans November waa this; The army 3qt.H0»». ntbrtal combat. I was lucky. God year. Separately, or in combina­ rolling up assassinations in their said today. The Communist / • sturdy layers of was heart. So whenever it got and science saved my life. Family, warned that the "strange nos­ , , . Still pretesting his in­ would direct .mortar fire at areas 4ql.S11« tion, these are the only methods trums” of the John' Birch Society terrorization of the countryside Viet Cong underground ha* been out of hand. I ’d dive Into the Wai­ friends, and the TV public saved cUring cancer. Hormones and nocence, Chester (Rocky) Weger to undermine the American-backed .where guerrillas were supposed to 4 Lb. stainless steel. kiki surf, swim out, and tell my­ "would destroy our freedom." begins sentence of life Imprison­ increasing Its activity aa the my morale. government which is far from be operating. The shells dropped on April 14 presidential election* Some home repair jobs are just not do-it* to lend money on convenient terms for worth­ self: “If It’s a coronary, okay, let drugs are sometimes used to check And Sen. Stephen M. Young. D- ment for murder in Starved Rock linages as well as guerrillas. BAG The avalanche of letter* that a cancerous growth temporarily, completely solid. approaches, and the govetameat It come now;” Ohio, called the society’s founder. OtUwa, 111., triple slayings. Diem promised reforfns but the yourself projects. They require outside help while purpoees... and home improvements easy to clean. poured In from well wishers bol­ or even to r^uce the sire of the Robert Welch, a little Hitler, a Of the two—Laos and South warned the oommlsaion that Since It didn’t, I changed my stered me — especially In those Adm. Sir Cyril Eustace Doug- Red guerrillas keep infiltrating. Li>. and that may mean a bigger biU than you’re are alwajrs worthwhile* Our low rates include diagnosis to gas pressure. tumor. They are immensely bene­ Mussolini, a fake patriot and a Viet Nam—the latter is more im­ failure to act quickly Is ""welgb- S quart Cevtrtd moments after the last visitor had las-Pennaal. who helped plan portant in the American govern­ For 80 years the French held ing heavily" on the eeonrity ef Back home, the doctor did not ficial in extending life. But as yet slick demagpgue. Indochina as a colony, including FREE PARKING 974 MAIN ST. prepared to meet all at once. life insurance and we let you have up to' * most modern of al Mck 0v« Sisn left — and the old, gnawing fear As the far right antl-Communlst World War II-landings in Sicily ment's hope of stopping the Red the nation, the Bauree,*atd, agree. Hit diagnosia waa oaaed they ,do not permanently destroy and Normandy, dlee at London Laos. In 1946, Ho Shi Mlnh, Com­ NEXT^TO STORE MANCHESTER on X-raya. After he examined started scratching at the door. the malignanNTROLS them and me, he gave me the ver­ My advice? (Jet a checkup — congressional critics yesterday it china, frustrated by the French In 1150 BURNSIDE A\X.. EAST HARTFORD that many of piy correspondents m dict. also had a defender. New Guinea Council, billed by million. his ‘demands for freedom, led his Geneva, April 4 (g>—TI So­ were worried that they, too, might get one every year even if you viet Union today aaneimeed • OPEN TO 9 WED, THURS., FRI. e • plus— most beauti­ It was the kind of verdict no­ have nothing wrong, and if >’ou Rep. John ft. Rousselot. R-Callf.,- Netherlands a* step toward self- If South Viet Nam goes,' Laos forces against them. body want*. have cancer. Since my operations In a atatem’ent. aaid he joined the government for Dutch New Guinea, should be a- chinch for the Com­ In the 8-yedr war that followed sgreement "in prindpief' to fear ful of all! Wlriatllnc Tta k«ttlq wax Front Page news — seme suspect cancer—if you have one of society a few months agb “because American - British ea«wpfOBil*a itoiid itainlats itttl) As the doctor spoke, the lights its seven warning aignatolpr more opens tomorrow with United State* munists, peace or no peace. the Prfench forces suffered 172,000 ZquartSSM. . went out in Godfrey’s great big called it the "slice heard around I believe that in the main, the so­ under heavy criticism for refusing Ju st five months .ago, anti-Cora- casualties, including 45,000 killed. propossls on bow to eoatrel an th? world” — they thought I knew than two weeks — see your doc­ ciety is designed 'to oppose the munist army officers revolted In seoord on suspeadlag nocliiar * i quart U«S lieautiful world. tor Without delay. It may not be to send official repi’esentatlve.s .to France pumped $5 billion Into Indo­ It would have been easier if I ’d the answers; which, of course, 1 Communist threat in a posttive, Inaugural session.. .U.S. Vice South Viet Naif). , They said they china. 'The United State* added weapons tests. Soviet negetta- . known more about cancer—If I’d cancer at ail. But if it Is, Hie soon­ legal and correct way.” for Semyon K. Tbarultin told didn’t. er it’s treated, the better your President Ljmdon B. Johnson con­ were fed up with the restrictions about another'52 billion to help the The Conneefieuf Banic ' known then what I know today— But I acquired an 'education in He said he would welcome a con­ fers at length with Soviet Deputy Imposed on the people by the gov­ French. the three-power anctoar tost ■■4 that there are now, here In the chance for full recovery. Keep gressional investigation of the bsa talks tbs SstIsI f erara- the days and months after sur­ away from quacks, fake remedies Foreign Minister Jacob Malik... ernment of Ngo Dinh Diem in his In the end the French caved in. AND TRUST COMPANY < United States, well over a million gery; Invpluntary at firat, it be­ society as soon as possible. Heavy voting reported in number fight against, the Communist At the Geneva Conference of 1954 meat Is wUSag to acesft iba lal- To^ enter Kathy’s new contest, people who also once heard the and home remedies. Only surgery The society, founded in 1958, It AiBwtoaa-BiMsk sMeea for came an education I consciously or radiation can cure you. of citie.s as Texans turn out to guerrillas. —mainly between Britain Prance, diagnosis, cancer, and, after treat­ takes Its name from a. Baptist mis­ Diam was' thrown out but got Russia and Red China—^IndocMna East-West psrtaewlilf la re* please send yoUr name and tele­ pursued when I recovered. ’ Fqr Second,, what did my reading sionary who was killed by the Com­ ballot for their choice for U.S. ain treft orth ain trkbt ment. lived on to hear the doctor was split up. ■ •eareh pragioBisiTBinG WVffwSm IW* ~Manchetler Officet: 893 M S , 15 N M S , years I’d been active in the fight and interviewa teach me? As of Senator...... Michigan Democrats, back within -24 hours ■with the phone number to Kathy Godfrey, aay: '‘Well, you’ve passed th# 6- munists in Qiina 10 days after the help, of army forces loyal .lib him. The Communists held the big­ dsar sxploetoas . M anchbrtkr SHOPnNO P arkadb ,'y against cancer. But now I wanted April 1, 1961, there were over IH i with new faces In top leadership year c-heekup. Gueaa we can close of World War II. Among other things, the revolu­ gest part, with 77,0(X> ■ quart tost* for psaeeftd I WINF, Manchester. to know fundamental facts. mllUon people in ths Uhited StatSs Rayburn, speaking yesterday In posts, capture majority of atate- MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM both relax." «rida office* In biennial spring •lec­ tionist* complained h * hhd set up I hope to hear thoM words too What I found out la hopeful In (OoBtiaued «a ^ aga Nlae). MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION >^Uins years from now. Bsoauss the extreme. I wgnt to share thU .(OMttaMd Faga Four). (OoBtiaaed oa Page Five) tion. a faanlly dictatonhlp. I '. . I

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RockviU e-V ernon Columbim HEALTH CAPSULES^ South Windsor RockviU e-V ernon U .S. Charges by MiehMl A. PelU, M.D. PTA Scholarship Sheinwold on Bridge Free, Gratis! Castro Regime IS THIRK A SIK4PLE Cemetery Extension Plan Building Starts at $122^405; Bids* A ccepted -TiST THAT CAN Police Chiefs Post By Rory 0?Connor * DIFFBRSNTIATE WISE PLAYER Nofth daator 9BTWKBN POISONOUS Goorga Patroa, principal of Pnr- North-South vulaarsbla Betrayed Cuba Slated for ZB A Hearing Far Below Figure for 1960 BREAKS RVl^S NORTH AND NON-POISONOUS tar School ta accepting applica­ MUSHROOMS ? Major Merger Snag By Alfred Shebiwbid A K 6 Events in Rockville and Vernon reach climatic proportions (Continued from Fag. One) A request fo?-.a variance to ex-<».,trant has received a top award. Censtruetien psrttitf far bulld-Amcn, iso ships and SOO Navy and tions for the Parent-Teacher As­ Ona of the first rules you learn • q? q 8 I be The best entries from the contest Marina Oorpe aircraft. Is to avoid leading a suit that dum­ 0 K 4 ^ . roughly every half hour. Once in a while, an action ifi pro­ tend Center Cmetery will mg m rural Vernon, valued at sociation $50 schoiarship offered to « A K I fo a 9 longed or a player stays on the field a few extra seconds, and Issued yesterday by the State De­ heard by the Zonirig, Board of will be judged in the National How best to , combme e3dBtmr*non Chj«f Ct»n»l4bl« Edmund E. Nemed to New Unit any young person who plans to my can ruff especially if this Appeals at a public heXrlng April Scholastic Magazines Writing V*-ytT chief to eucceed him. $122,405, were issued during Mrs. Lylabel Dougan et M h gives declarer a discard at the WEST CAST all eyes snap into focus — until new characters and events partment' poUea departmenta unde a eon- Press officer Lincoln White said 13 at 8 p.m. at the Towti-Hall. Awards Contest In New York. Committeemen voiced jfenerel _ March, according to Building In- eonrillejs A_'Tplland C o u i^ r^ re - major in the educational field in game time. Just to prove that no O10»9.4 come stamping by. About Town __ •olidated government waa' deemed ajreement that the town's first aentativo on the n w atete 4-H college. It is awarded each year rules are ironclad, lei me present y K 4------7? A 7 .4 "Because of the tremendous public The South Windsor Celnetery OT spector Arthur F. Huntington. A X f 5 c 10 5) 7 S One eye-catcher has been the city’s redevelopment pro­ Association has recommended I jik- The Junior Pilgrim Youth Fel­ last night one of the knottiest single govsmnienl could not b* total of 22 permiu were issued, ht leadera eoramittee. *rhe group la to a young person from Columbia hand from the recent national interest of the United States In lowship of Wapping Community committed to such • policy. mads up of two rapreaantatlvee who qualifies. 8 7 0 4 2 f gram. chase of three acres next to t ^ problems facing Vernon a tri-gov- tournament in Denver. SOUTH Cuba, this pamphlet for public con­ present cemetery, now owned by .Church will sponsor a dance, for all The charter committee, Loverin said. from e a ^ county, who wOl. rep- Dr. Standlah to Speak West led the three of spades, and Since Feb. 22, a picture of a 10-story, semi-circular build­ Seventh and eighth graders In town, •rnment committee on consolida­ Biggest value was placed on an A J 4 sumption Is a straight-forward Maxwell R. Hallowell, Helen T. said, has the job of putting forth reaent club leaders and county Dr. Hilda Crosby Standlsh of East took the first two tricks with ^ J to 9 6 J ing has caused a stir, and a couple of mildly stormy meetings presentation of the situation in Friday from 7:80 to 10:30 p.m. at tion. a workable charter not handing office and shop building now under committees to the State 4-H Club Hartford will address the PTA on the ace and queen. There w-as no Ahern and Elizabeth A. Parker. the iVapping Community House. construction by builder J. A. Mc­ 0 A 0 6 « 2 have striven to find out what redevelopment entails and what Ciiba.” State and local officials have giv­ S D E 9 L I E 5 ! A decision is ..expected to be out Jobs, which would be the office. April 11. A Hartford HoepUal ataff problem about defeating the con­ its effect will be on Rockville. The pamphlet Is a summetion Mothele of nursery-age children made next week when the ^com­ province of the Hoard of Dvrectora. Carthy on Rt. 83 at the Manches­ Louis 21aicek of WiUingtoh la member and former missionary, tract, as long as West had the king ♦ 'J- en- approval to the proposed site, at WapplngvComftiunlty Church are ter town line. Cost of the build­ North Eart Ita fli Wtffi The following brief curtain raiser has been developed as of U.S. (Sovemment allegations it ‘is reported. mittee meets to give preliminary Three possible solutions were the county’s second representative. Dr. Standlsh will talk 6« "Sex of trumps, but East wanted to I « 14 2 ? * ♦ and reports presented as U.S.- aaked to m*et Thursday at 8:15 approv^ to a rojgti ..draft of a proposed, but McKeown'S sugges­ ing U S25.000. The committee wriU be asked to Education." collect 200 points for a two-trick 3 NT Pass 4 0 Pa*i a result. Havana relations worsened. Two other appeals will be, aired p.m. at the parsonage to discuss proposed charter for a consolidat­ tion of placing police service terii- A commercial store building help plan etate 4-H actiritiee and Mrs. Pringle, publicity chairman, defeat. 4 q? All Pass Scene I; The countryside at above the porch. Its letters spell - Copies and Spanish language at the hearing, both for advertis­ Improving the present set-up. porarllv under the administrative planned ae an Ice cream parlor on to develop new project materials has announced that the meeUng la After some thought, East decid­ Opening lead — A » dusk. An old Victorian house "Red Hot Mamma Flabber's ing signs. 'The United Worker* of First Con­ ed Vernon. ■ Rt. 83 north of the Vernon Cir­ texts were prepared for distribu­ "Wilshire Woods Inc. of 11 Kelly Chairman Donald B. Loverin officen received the maJOi; support. and programs. open to all interested in hearing ed to lead another spade. It was looms In the middle distance. Place") Ain't that the greatest. tion throughout Latin America, to NO. BUT PEOPLE gregational Church Will hold Other proposals were to provide cle has been given an esUmated Tonight’s Events Dr. Standlsh. clear that South couldn’t gain any­ A weather beaten picket fence Dad? the Organization of American STILL TRV, AND END Rd. has asked permission to erect rummage sale April 14 ftqm 7 to 9 said he will have copies of the cost of SI5.000. The meeting will elect officers still had a losing diamond in his UP IN H O S P ITA LS , 4 by 6 foot one-face sign on p.m. and April 16 from 9 to' 11 a.m. draft printed and distributed to for selection of a chief bas^ on a The Kosciuszka Ladies’ Auxili­ thing by discarding a club or a with hanging gate in the fore­ Populos (entering and peering States, the International Organ­ competitive examination between Permits for five new houses, ary w’ill hold an Blaster Bonnet for next year A slate will be pre- diamond, and it was possible that hand even though he had discard­ ground indicate a general over Ballpean's shoulder): What ization of the 21 American Re- CafulM • •• Beelzebub Rd. for advertising the Anyone wishing to donate articles the committee for study. then the existing departrhent head.', and totaling S67.000. were Issued, aentsd by the nomlpsting commit­ being forced to ruff would embar­ ed one diamond on the third round ■wMm. b m pay • N brtanM to ^ s* • Wilshlre Woods development. is asked to leave them on the back will name a' meeting date. Social at the Koeciuszko Club state of disrepair, but near the heck’s that? publicas, and for the United Na­ , . w, I to open the chief's position to along with 15 miiceUaneous per- lounge, 1 Vernon Ave., tonight at tee, but nominations may be made rass him. of spades. When he won the club darkness makes knowledge Ballpean (irritated): It’s a sign, tions. Phillips Construction Co. Inc. of porch at the home of Mrs. Marshall Committee members last nign. competition from all department cT miU totaimg $15,406. Eleven cer­ from the floor. South ruffed in dummy for fear in dummy and tried to cash anoth­ son, and ain’t no other house Berlin seeks permission to erect Bidwell, Matri St. 8. uncertain. Two men stand at Prime Minister Castro is ex­ United States has charged Cuban Teen-Capers, sponsored by the went over what they felt were the ^ tificates of occupancy and four A meeting and poUuck has been Mrs. Rudolph Albair, president, of running into a bad trump break. er club 'East niffed and forced the gate, Vox J. Populos, a around gonna have a one like it. pected to make a wrathful reply. a sign on the east side of Rt. 5 remaining controversial sections [ committeemen agreed, however, trade license# were aleo Issued, Mrs. George V. Johnson and Mrs. Then he led the queen of hearts South to over-ruff. South had to Really knock ’em dead In Ven- Interference ■with American ships near the intersection of Ellington Ladies’ Auxiliary of the South scheduled for 6:30 tonight by the Ins* his diamond eventually, for a balloon salesman, and T. Chea­ But the only comment tb" date on the high seas. Windsor Fire Department, will be of the charter m- a meeting a t ! should rot be thrown Huntington said.------St. Bernard's Womens Guild in the George W. Johnson sre scheduled from dummy. — — ter Spatz, a chimney sweep. dreviUe . . . came from the government-con­ Rd. the Bociri-ille City Hall. | open to competition from beyond The building toUl falls far be­ to attend the state PTA convention Returns Dinmond los.s of 200 points. Spatz (waking up and taking In­ Nearly a year ago, the U.S. DuBrow to Speak held Friday from 8 to 11:30 'p.m. church hall. Candy returns will be East had earned a top score by Populos la dressed In an over­ trolled Radio VOZ which said the Nswy charged a Cuban patrol boat at the Wapping Elementary • The question of combining po-1 the present departmenu. low the total for March 1960, made at the meeting. in Stamford April 27 and 28, Since West won with the king of coat too big for him. He tries, terest) : So what ? "U.S. statement contained "the usu­ Arthur DuBrow, associate ex­ when 147 permiU were issued with hearts and returned the Jack of knowing when to break the rules. Ballpean: So, it’ll slay ’em, Pops, fired on a submarine on the high School. Don Blair of WPOP, will SHOP nitST NATIONAL FOR QUALITY CARDEN NEEDS! lice services was one of them. i Commissioner John R. Williams Hospital Notea the local association is entitled to Dolly Question but fails, to light a cigar. al anti-Cuban refrains.’.’ seas. Last September and October, ecutive dirMtor of the Connecti­ be disc jockey. Still to be decided is the di- said he favored limiting the choice an estimated value of $1.8 million. Admitte^I Monday Judith Gottier, ■four more delegatee, Mrs. Albair diamonds. Declarer won in dummy Spatz stares thoughtfully at really stack 'em up. What I In picturing Cuba as a Commu­ cut Society for Crippled Children to Dowglewicz and Dwyer based Of the total. 134 permlta were for w th the king and led dummy's re­ As dealer, you hold: Spade—J mean It’ll freeze ’em! Eyes the U.S. Navy said Cuban fight­ Good Grooming Counts vision of voting districts in the Pinnacle Rd„ Ellington; Clemen­ ■ugresta anyone Interested in at­ 4; Heart—J 10 9 6 3; Diamond — the old house. nist beachhead in the Americas, ing planes buzzed a U.S. sub­ and Adults, will be guest speaker Rockville citv area Members of on exminstion. He Said he thought new houses in rural developments tending. get In touch with her be­ maining trump. Spatz; I’m gonna call In Bromide right! Va-va-voom! (His propel­ the State Department document for the meeting of the Wapping Merrilyn Niederwerfer, a young still under construction by Irving tine Adams, 8,8 Union St.; Kevin East stepp^ up with the see of A Q 8 6 2; <^ub—Q. What do you ler twirls faster and faster until marine and shad o% e d air-sea gfirl who lives on the street known the a ty Council said they wiU this method was agreed to in Crowley, Plnney Rd.. Somers; fore the next meeUng. ao that on this problem, Vox. 'Two heads said Castro has increased the Cu­ training operations several miles Community Church Women Fri­ earlier meetings. A such Associates of West Hart­ reservations may be made. trumps and shrewdly broke an­ say? he begins to zoom around the day at 8 p.m. downstairs in the by her family name, will soon be bring in a recommendation at the Elliott S.ykes. Baker Rd., Vernon; other rule. We usually tell people Answer: Pass, 'nija -Is a fins are better than one, y'know. yard). ban military force to 10 times the off Cuba. doing a lot of brushing and comb­ coming meeting, meanwhile bas­ Simple Charter Desired ford and hv McCarthy. George Bohenko, 28 Windermere A food sale will be held in the Populos: Two? But, counting Bro­ size of any Cuban army. Traditionally, territorial limits church. Loverin said the committee had Fees collected last month came to lead up to dumm:''a weakness hand, but you don’t have enough Bromide (apoplectic): T)iat . . . he DuBrow ■will speak on the home- ing, yet she won’t need a mirror ing tha proposed division on pop­ Ave.; Preston Meacham, Tolland; Stop and Shop In Wlllimantlc April in this position, but East wisely top-card strength for a sound mide. we’ll have three heads. .. . I . . . you . .. msspff . .. (He It quoted estimates of 250,000 have been set at three miles off­ to see how good a job she has •EMERALD GREEN ulation studies conducted last later favored a broader approach, to $618.50. Fees for March 1960 8 beginning at 9:30 a.m. Co-chair­ Spatz: That’s what you think (he and 400,000 for the number of bound craft and marketing pro­ leaving the actual selection to were $5,311.50. Peter Thibeault, 19 Spring St. returned his singleton club up to opening bid. frantically pulls a miniature shore. But In recent years some done. Merrilyn is getting a calf year by the old Consolidation and Birth Monday: A son to Mr. and man are Mrs. Charles Lehman and (Copyright 1061. General Features looks around at Populos). Cubans under arms. It figured nations have unilaterally extended gram which providea employment the Board of Directors. The char­ Dual Exhibit Set Mrs. Karl Hammarstrom. Members dummy’s strength. Howitzer from his pocket, loads that at least one out of every 30 for handicapped people who are ready for auction at the Tolland Charter Commission. Mrs. Edward Sedlik. S3 Grand Ave. What was declarer to do? He Corp.) What’s the matter? . it with pebbles and begins shoot­ their limits to 12 miles or more. County Agriculture Center event ter must be as simple as possible, isair The annual spring exhibiUon of will ^>e contacted for donations. Populos (the sleeves of Ws large Cubans ia in the armed forces — unable to leave their homes. Near­ FERTIIIZERS The' crux of the police prob­ he said, aUowing the government the classes at Rockvtlle-Vemon ing at the flitting form. The peb­ April 15 In Vernon. Her Holstein lem, members agreetl is settling Advertisement— Anyone unable to get his goods coat repeatedly fall over the compared to one out of 50 In Havana, April 4 (A>)—F*idel Cas­ ly 100 homebound men and women latitude to decide on the bast Adult Evening School will be held bles shatter several windows in Russia and one in 60 in the United living in-38 Connecticut communi­ calf will be one of 25 top grade tha method by which a chief of made regarding the tire depart­ McKinney Lumber, MI S-2L41, to Wlllimantlc Is aaked to take It matches he Is lighting); I can’t the house and some hit Populos, tro’s government today announced animals up for sale. course of action. ments. and, now, the police depart­ Thursday In the Rockville High to the homes of the chairmen or get the cigar going. States. it Is extending its youth regimen­ ties are currently employed police will be selected. Rockville Mayor Leo B. Flaherty School gymnasium from ? to 9:30 Bolton Notch, Hundreds of items whose oversize coat, however, through 'this program. Other serv­ "To Make Voters The committee felt present Jobs ments. fo) the home; Lumber, Hsrdware, to Mrs. Fred Lowman or Mra Public Voices Opinion Spatz; Here, try this (He snaps a softens the blows "The present situation in Cuba," tation progrram down to 7-year- Jr. pointed out that the first Board p.m. Clarence Grant. said the pamphlet," confronts the ices provided, by the Easter Seal A special voter-making session la the department should be as­ 'nie proposal to name O ^ . Awards for top exhibits from Mason, Electri'eal, Plumbing, I^uel lighter open and a Jet of flame Spatz; Hey, you guys, cut it out! oido. will be held tonight from 6 to 9 at LawRi Food of Dlrwtors will consist of men Coffee Parties Shttod western hemisphere and the Inter- Society include five rehabilitation sured under a new government, Dosvgiewicz chief until retirement Oil. Open S a.m. to 5 p.m. Ignites the cigar and disinte­ (He runs to separate the com­ A Union of Rebel Pioneers will the Town Hall. sympstheUc to the existing situa­ the oU painting and sculpturing A "kiefls-off” 'party for the 15 grates Populos’ coat collar). American system with a grave be organized in all the nation’s centers, camping and recreation but said a charter could not go so tion. A number of present officials then name Dwyer his successor classes have bMn donated by batants and accidentally kicks Covers 5000 came from the text of a letter said w'omen who will start the coffee On Budget Tomorrow Populos (blowing a smoke ring): and urgent challenge. primary schools. It will be made up programs, sheltered industrial far as to name the next chief and will probably be on the board, he Achiles Caros, manager of the Vernon and TaleottvHle newt Is chain hours for the benefit of the the cannon into the bushes. Ball­ "The challenge results from the shops, and sccial service and case Manchester Evening Herald ether officers. to have been drawn up with the Sherwln-wmiama store In Rock- handled by The Herald’a Rockville Thanks. Say, there’s Bromide. pean lands but keeps liis motor of students seven to 13 years old South Windsor correspondent, El­ Square Feel ’ 2 . 6 9 said, adding that they will doubt­ consent of the two men two or Woman's Auxiliary to Windham (O. Cherished Bromide, candle fact that the leadera of the revo­ who are outstanding in scholar­ findings. Making the proposed administra­ less give every con^eration to ■ville. Bureau, S W. Main 8t„ telephone Community Memorial Hospital, The board of directors will hold a public hearing on the pro­ running. Bromide sullenly drops lutionary regime betrayed their Mrs. Charlotte Lidstone, craft more G. Burnham, telephone .three months ago. Work to he exhibited will come TRemont S-8IS6 or Mitchell and effigy maker, enters). a large rock he lias picked up). ship and deportnltot. Mitchell 4-0674. tive officer the ex-offlclo head of experience and qualifications. will be held tomorrow at the home posed budget for 1961-62 tomorrow night at 8 o’clock in the Bromide ()>ooming); Howdy, men, Golly gee, you’ll forget all about own re'voluUon... 'ITie new organqiatlon will serve Instructor, will display and sell the police service until the Board L«ck of decision on the police ' However, Alderman Thomas J. from the oil pamUng. aculpture. 9-6797. of Mrs. Alfred Brand on Old Wil- "The people of Cuba remain our handicrafts made by the patients. McCusker said the terms of the upholstering, tailoring, woodwork­ Illing Junior High School auditorium. It’s time to, put our shoulders the Widow Flabber. aa preparatory training for the Plant Food of Directors decides on a different question has been noted during the Ilmantlc Rd. s to the wheelhorse and set our Populoa: ’S right (he watches brothers. We acknowledge omis­ Association of Rebel Youths, DuBrow is presently project di­ Appeal Refused solution was considered the best course of the study. Officials have letter were never accepted by the ing an<& furniture refinlshing. Mrs. Brand, oo-chairman with Any elector or taxpayer may voice an opinion on the budget sions and errors in our relation­ rector for the Institute on Shel­ full study committee nor by the braiding and rugmaking, and at this hearing. *■------' ------" jibs for a real sidewinder. Keep Bromide light a clg^, and, see­ an educational-military organiza­ suggestion. felt that the charter section on Mrs. Joseph Lusky and Mrs. IM- your eye on the grindstone, I ing his chance, slaps Bromide on ship to them ... tion of youths 14 to 25 years. Many tered Workshops and Homebound New Haven, April 4 (A>)—An Firs District Commissioner John the changeover from the present police subcommittee. tewmg llasaes. Band Leader ward Peterson, OolumWa’s di Included in the budget recom- CJ "We call once again on the Program to be "*poflsored in Nor­ ALL PURPOSI P. McKeown said the present He added that it was too much to An esUmated 100 exhibits will mendations of the general mana- 4ng trU C tO rS 3 C t alius say. Haw! (He slams the back. Tha cigar falls Into of its members are being sent 4o appeal for a new trial by Ralph * 2 . 3 9 system should assure present em­ rector to the Auxiliary, will be Populos on the back, dislodgfing Populos’ waiting liand). 'Tum- Castro regime to sever its links the Soviet Union and Czechoslova­ wich April 17 through 20. Cianchettl, 68, Brooklyn, N.Y., Rockville City Police and the Ver­ ployes of their jobs. commit the charter group to the be on display. hostesaes. ger are $8,022,699 for the general with the international Communist Top Writing Winner non Constabulary could serve their policy of the letter. The majority ^ On the asms evening, high fund, which would raise the prop- IT ^t* f ,1 lt7 l .m S S P S the cigar, which lands In a pud­ about's fair play there Bromide, kia to study. convicted of participating In Committeeman decided- In the Questioned on The three women have nam ^ erty tax ihUl rate from 36.9 mills ^ L iU lA Aj IMSSCS dle). I . . . (his words are cut short as movement...” Among the L p five winners of a multi-million-dollar narcotics present functions, but as two pre- last meeting to set up the consoli­ of committeemen voiced agree­ school students In the biology and the following captaias w-ho will the Connecticut Regriqnal Scho­ ment. to 44 ihills; a town fire district Populos; Why you . . . Bromide kicks him sharply in smuggling ring, has been rejected. Rose Food ednets of a town-wide police de­ d a te public w’orks department allied aetence fields will exhibit begin the chain:'M ra. Maurice the stomach and strides angrily Havana, April 4 (ff) — Fidel Skycrane Crashes lastic Writing Awards Contest partment. temporarily under the admlnlstra- If logical procedure la followed, projects m the school's science Death of Wife fund of $364,812; water depart­ Instructors for the art and nat­ Spatz (hastily producing a was Joseph Swift, sophomore at U. S. District Court Judge Wil­ Leonard, Mrs. WilHanl Burnham, ment. $502,666; sewer department. ural history classes to bemn SaU away). Castro's regime Is expected to liam R. Timbers said yesterday the Spseial fialancs, Nutritioui Roia Food 5-L6 ESach present department head, Uvs officer, leaving existing per­ they said, the most qualified man fair, winners of which will take Mrs. John Kozelka. Mrs. Morgan fresh cigar, which he lights and charge that an American cable Stratford, April 4 (F) — Sikorr Ellsworth Memorial High School, he suggested, could serve as cap­ sonnel pretty much aa they are. would become the first chief. All -their diaplays to the Northern $267,6^; parkitig meter fimd. $57.- urday, April 15, at LutzV JummCJI pushes into Populos’ mouth): Ballpean (looking into the dis­ sky Aircraft officials have beg;un who received a $25 government case would be reopened only if for Sturdy, Vigoroui Growth BAG (Continued from Page One) Hills, Mrs. Harry CSialmers, Mrs. 996; dog license fund. $8,893;' and Museum were announced V-ttSday tance): Red Hot Mama! Wow! repair ship intercepted by a new evidence is brought to court. tain In his pwSrinct. The first Board/ of Directors felt that Dwyer and Dowgiewics Connecticut Science Fair In the Harry Fox. Mrs. Kenneth L Fox, That's the ticket, boys, work to­ an Investigation into the crash of bond for his short story "Ahu Whiton Libraj'y fund, $12,400. by Mrs. Madeline McAwley, mu­ gether. Now, Bromide, Vox and It’ll catch on like concrete! (He Cuban gunboat Friday has in­ The government .said the ring Temied •I'lifair’ would establish the method of ap­ have the best qualifications, with Hartford Armor* April 17-19. tlon of drinking by either Cooley Mrs. Wilbur F7etcher, Mrs. Fred­ vaded Cuba's territorial waters. a S60 "Skycrane” helicopter. Ura.” pointing a department head and Sgt. George Trapp of Rockville and Judges of the local science dis­ ■nie town fire department bud­ seum director. -■ I are stumped on whoU fix up walks over and picks up the can­ Barbara Roberts, senior, received smuggled more than a ton of Termed unfair wms a proposal to or his wife. erick Maeht, Mrs. Irving Lohr Mrs. Thomas Blanchard, . 106 non and begins dusting It off on Castro has scheduled a nation­ The S60 — the only craft of its name RockvlHe Capt. Peter J setting up full-time administration, Constable Edwin R. Carlson of plays will be from Hartford and His wife, Ella Mae Cooley, about Mrs. Sol Koenigsberg and Mrs get would raise the property tax the Widow Flabber's boarding kind In existence—crashed yester­ honorable mention for her short heroin Into the United States since Vernon next. Each of the latter rate by three-tenths of a mill to Fhancls Dr„ the former Amelia house yonder. Any ideas? his sleeve). wide radio-television speech for story. 1937. Cianchetti, described as a Dowgiewics chief until he retires the members said. the top 25 or 30 exhibits will be 37, was taken by ambulance to Arnold Sihvonen. Spatz (helping Populos to his feet Sunday and may comment then on day during testing of a special la two years’ time then name Ver- Simljar proposals have been has several years’ experience. tabbed for the Hartford show: a total of three mills. Farr, will conduct art classes for Bromide; Waal, I’d say the man Others awarded certificates of ringleader, was one of four per­ Tehachapi Valley Hospital, where GOP Wbmen’a Plans children. Mrs. Blanchard Is a and giiring him a fresh cig;ar): the U.S. State Department charge sensitive control system. The sons convicted here two weeks More than 70 exhibits are planned she was pronounced dead on ar­ , Mrs. Charles W. HiU Jr., presi­ Ths water and sewer depart­ you want is Rundble Ballpean helicopter was to have been lent honorable mention for their entries in the Rockville High School. ment funds 'are financed through graduate of Syracuse University, from over Vendrevlllq way. He’s Listen, Vox, what we need is a that the .incident constituted har­ in the short-short story division ago. Rose Bushes rival shortly after midnight. dent of the Women’s Republican where she was a fine arts major. hammer and some nails . . assment on the high seas. to the National Aeronautics and The science exhibits will be open Coroner Stanley Newnnan said Club haa announced the group charges made to useri of these . . . say. Isn’t that Runce now? Space Administration for two were: Peter Hawkins, senior; Ed­ Cianchettl is being heM under to the public from 7 to 9 p.m. facilities. This year, for the first She was formerly a third grade (Ballpean enters wearing a suit U.S. Na-vy officials said the 92- ward Brunner, Kathryn Dlmlow $100,000 bond to await sentencing. GIANT DELUXE T h e Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY she apparently had been dead will sponsor a food sale and time, separate reserve fund.s will teacher at the Uncoln School. ton schooner Western Union and months. Thursday. about four or five hours. fashion show In the near future. of charcoal gray advertising Two test pilots suffered bruises and Harold Cummings, sopho­ 9 9 c JolM State Dalt be established for each depart- Donald A. Morrison, 67 Butter- slogans. A claw hammer with her crew of 13 men were Inter­ mores; and Cynthia Sand, fresh­ THIRD ENCEPHALITIS Red Foil - 2 Yeeri Old EACH f i d Cooley, about 50, accompanied Particulara will be announced ment to pay for capital improve-*^ut Rd., a senior at Manchester Fire Squelched cepted in international waters In the eras)) which destroyed the man. Hartford, April 4 (IP)—The State The Vernon Area Junior Wom­ his wife-to the hospital. Dr. Vin­ soon. Mrs. Burton Starkey, finance neon handle revolves slowly at helicopter. - Packed in Peat Mosi en's Club, has voted to Join the ments projects. ligh School, will Instruct the his belt). a l ^ t five miles off the port of The seven Ellsworth students Health Department today reported cent Troy, who pronounced Mra chairmen, and committee mem­ The parking meter fund and the natural histor}’ classes. His ma­ In Vacant Lot Baracoa, on Cuba’s northeast The helicopter was designed for will receive their awards at the the third case of encephalitis in ConnecUeut State FederaUon of Cooley deiad, at first said Cooley bers, Mrs. William Burnham, Mrs. Ballpean: Hullo, gents (he looks lifting and carrying odd-shaped Women's Clubs, and has placed its dog Ucense fund are supported by jor interest is in the field of biol- at the old house, now merely a coast, and released six hours later senior assembly this spring. Connecticut during 1961. wras under station and unavail­ "WUliam Jacobus, Mrs. Richard fee*. 'Die library fund is a trust ogj’. Town firemen from Compa,nie81 after a U.S: destroyer and jet air­ loads, such as telephone poles, that The writing contest has been The latest CMe is 'that of ,a 14- first member at a president’s coun­ able for comment. Spellinan, are In charge of ar­ black shape in the darkness). cannot be accommodated in nor­ m HARD to cil meeting. fund limited to Improvement of Both courses, planned and su­ Want to fix that up? Why, no and 4 were called out at 4:10 planes appeared off Baracoa. held for the past 15 years but this year-old girl in Norwich, the de­ The sherilTa office later dis­ rangements for the food sale. the "Wlilton Library. pervised by Miss Hazel Lutz, will yesterday afternoon to extinguish The Swiss embassy, which has mal helicopters. Is the first year an Ellsworth en- partment said. Mrs. Peter H. Brouwer, presi­ closed Cooley had been under al­ Mra. Reginald Lewis, program sooner said than done (he vaults dent, attended the meeting last The hearing tomorrow night is be offered for six weeks on Satur­ the fence and disappears). a grass fire in a vacant lot on represented U.S. interests in Cuba Rose Bushes most continuous questioning since chairman, and Mra. Starkey, will days at 10:30 a.m. Hartford Rd., opposite Goslee Dr. since Havana and Waaliington w'eek at the Waverly Inn m Che­ head the fashion show, scheduled within the liniit of the April 7 Bromide: Well, men. there’ll be become a he arrived at the hospital. deadline-for the final; public budget some help. I wonder how the Firemen said a number of chil­ broke diplomatic relations, yester­ shire. Details surrounding his wife's for May. dren were seen running away from SELECTED The local club plans to sponsor hearing, but the directors may others feel about it (he turns to day delivered to the Cuban for­ death were not Immediately avail­ BuikUng Permits the scene and believe they were eign ministry a U.S. note demand­ 2 Years Old EACH a dinner dance April 22 at the Im­ Six building permlta. with an choose to adjourn the hearing to the others and asks them how able. an additional night, if this seems they feel about It). responsible for the fire. ing a full explanation. Packed in Peat Most 6 9 ^ MILLIONAIRE... perial Steak House In Bolton. The aheriff'a office aaid the body estimated valuation of 877,000, Details of the dance will be were ’ issued during March by advisable. Others; Great. Just great. A real Havana's government-controlled was found in a bedroom at their No appropriation may be made step. Commissioned Chaplains newspapers and radio stations, discussed tonight at a meeUng of Water Wonderland Ranch, part of Lucius W. Robinson Jr., agent for “Swiss Family Robinson” usually quick to seize on any In ­ the club's executive beard at the the Zoning CJommlasion. They by the directors that is higher Bromide; See? Unanimous sup­ a $15 million real estate develop­ than the departmental request q; Tech.-:-6 :S0-9 :S0 port. (He looks at his watch). Chaplains In the U.S. Army are cident ^m ishlng anti-American home of Mias Patricia E. Cedar, ment near Rosamond. Calif., about went to James Knox of East Hart­ plus: “The Hound Thnt material, have maintained silence 4 Strong Ave., RockvUle, at 8 ford, cottage on Columbia Lake the manager’s recommendation, Well, gotta be going. Got a new commissioned officers, entering B u t... 80 miles northeast of Los Angeles. whichever Is grisatar. The directors ITiought He Was A Raccoon” candle I’m working on. Burns the service as first lieutenants and on the Western Union affair, and o'clock. Cooley, in virtual retirement (west Side); Walter Pudlo of Wtl- have until, May 7 to adopt the WEDNESDAY" ~ ~ at both ends. Haw! (He alams being subject to promotion; U.S. government officials have had no Gladiolus FoUee Arreat from show business in the last few Ilmantic, house on Carda Mill Rd.; Anton^Srams, 48, of 214 Mason budget and fix the tax rate. "The Great Imposter” Populoa on the back again, this Navy chaplains recei-ve commis­ comment. AND ASSORTID SPRING BULBSJLBS years, hds been* active in real Vincent SledJeskI,'houoe bn R t time catching the cigar as It sions as lieutenants (junior grade) The Western Union was due In St., Coventry, was arrested yester­ estate kivestment in this southern 87; Warren Jurovaty of Andover, ____I^Mnrriage Go_ Round”___ day by Rockville Police on a Cir­ falls. He walks off, exhaling a after they have served four years Key West, Fla., sometime today. California area. house on Whitney Rd.; Clarence Starts April 12—“Ben-Hnr” cloud of smoke). \ as acting chaplains. It was not the first time the MPORTED - Holland - 4M € 9 % C. \ It’s EASY cuit Court warrant charging him Cooley first called the hospital JeffrlM, house on Rt- 87; and Fred HARTFORD Csrtttr TOO Lakeecti Station Wagon with fraudulent Issue of a check. Populos (his Up quivering; S’help Many Varietiei and then the sheriff’s office late Naumec. house on Rt. 6. me, I'll . . (he begins to run Srams Is accused of cashing a The Sisterhood' of Agudath bad check at a Rockville super­ last night, an investigator said. after Bromide, but stumbles on market. Police did not disclose the Cooley sued his wife for divorce Achim Synagrue at Chestout Hill COUNTY SKIERS hts coat hem. Spatz runs up with amount or the date of the alleged March 24. She formerly sang with postponed its meeting slated Iqst a fresh cigar as the curtain GLRNDALR PARK to BECOME offense. Srams Is due in court April Ms band. They have two children. night to April 11. Thla ia due to YOU ARE INVITED! falls). 18. ■*» In his divorce suit, Cooley the holidays. Mrs. Sol Koenigs­ Scene II; The same, but morn­ REMEMBER... Eastern Star to Meet charged incompatibility. He also berg. president of the group said, Walt Disney’s ing. Bromide enters and walks H o ^ Chapter, Order of Eastern sought custody of the pair’s chil­ Husbands of the meinbers wlU be THE WEDELN SKI CLUB to the fence, where Spatz lies Star, meats tonight at the Masonic dren, Melody, IS, and Donnell, 11.' guests at next week's meeting. OF GREATER HARTFORD asleep. He is about to insert PILGRIM MILLS GRASS SEED an The suit was filed In Bakersfield, Mrs. Kenneth L. Fox, acting ‘^WISS FAMILY a match In Spatz’s shoe when Temple at 8 o'clock. Officers will PRESENT “YOUR FABRIC HEADQUARTERS’ wear white gowns and all membera Calif,, under hl.s legal name, Don­ chairman of Columbia Workshop, Ballpean runs up. Ballpean tfonsa Club Coups Producas a Velvety Green - .. will bring EaSter bonnets for the nell Clyde Cooley. reminds members that A. James RODINSOr now wears gabardine overalls, Lawn Easter parade. At the time, Cooley commented Adams of Coventry, an Interior “A Cocktail Dance” In color 2:40-6:30-9:45 a bow tie which lights at in­ t M Spring Dance Set about the breakup of hi* i5-year decorator, will speak to a special tervals spelling the word Tonight High Quality Mixture The first annual spring dance marriage: "Ella Mae has moved meeting sponsored by the Exten­ Thursday, April 6, 19A1 Plus: “The Hound That "Scoobie,” and a beanie with sponsored by Sacred Heart Church out and I’m heartsick, but there sion Service at Vernon Congrega­ lliought He Was A Raccoon” a propeller on top. The pro­ Till will be ^ Id FViday from 8:30 p.m. Isn't a chance of a reconciliation. tional Church Thursday at 8 p.m Hofti Stoti*r BoHroom In color 1:45-8:40 peller rotates slowly. OPEN One of these Chevy Corvairs warn to midnight at the parish center. His topic will be "Furniture Ar HARTFORD Ballpean: Hey, cats, got any Snoo The dance lls open to all area rangement and Window Treat­ EXTRA! Patterson-Johansaon around ? adults. m ent” 8:45 P.M. to 12:46 AM. Fight Pictures Bromide: EhT What? What’s John Lehan and Paul Misselwita Local people called for Jury duty Snoo? ' Michigan Peat are co-chairmen of the committee. in Civil trials In Superior Court In Music by the AL JARVIS Ballpean: I dunno, what’s Snoo THOUSANDAIRE They say tickets are available after Rockville beginning today are ORCHESTRA WED.: "The Great Impostor” with you? (he collapses with Sunday Masses, or may be pur­ V ' . *• Mrs. Mar>’ K. Cookson. Albert ,W, laughter, slapping the ground Cheney Hall, Hartford Rd. • Daily Noon to 9—Sat. 10 to 6 WEED FREE - 987. chased from committee members. itatlMM FVinlabivI by Baran and Jack M. Thompson. ' weakly). o PARKING NEXT DOOR FOR 100 CARS! o T)iink what you could do with a thousand dollars! Tickets will also be sold at -the Csbom a MliMIrbroell, Ine. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Field; their Bromide (his face purple): You Pure Organic 98* door. Basil Btoeks son. Nelson, and daughter’s family, Ends Tonight: “101 DALMATIANS” At 3:50-6:30-9:05 . . . you . . . you! "What do you * Buy a naw car, add a naw room, guarantaa your Johnstoo To Buffalo - Bid Askad Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Jensen of think you’re doing? Earl F. Johnston of Vernon, Oonn. Bank and Trust Pine St., .spent the Easter weekend Ballpean: Why, getting that house child's education. All'^hese things can be yours caller and teacher for the Man­ Co...... 48*4 51H at the Field camp on Tricky Pond, fixed up, what else? (He quick chester Square Dance Club and Hartford National Rome, Maine. ly unrolls a large painting of the with a thousand dollars. other area clubs, will be guest Bank and Trust Co. 45 <4 484 Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Bates STANLEY^ TATE house showing a huge neon sign Peat Moss caller In Buffalo, N.Y., tonight, Fire Inaannee Ckimpanice and son, Charles, have returned to WARNER I E following up with appearances in Aetna Fire ...... 102>4 106'4 their home on Rt. 6. after a two SPHAGNUM 4 Cubic 09% . Grand Rapids. Mich., Wednesday Hartford Fire ...... 634 674 5 P.M. OonUnuous—Shown At 6:10 nnd 8:40 P3I< iii/ week vacation spent In Sarasota, Absorbs Up to 20 Times Feet and Toronto, Canada, Thursday. NaUonal Fire ...... 124 132 Fla. Charles, a student at Mt aU it takes is Johhaton's guest appearances Hftd. Steam Boiler 100 10.5 its Weight in Water BALE 4 open a spring tour of square dance Phoenix Fire ...... ,.. 90 94 Hermon Academy, has another MANCHESTER Jm festivals in the United SUtes and Ufa asd Isdemnlty Ina. Cat. week’s vacation at home before he Front End Canada which will last for the bal­ Aetna Casualty ___12.3 133 returns to his studies. V N r *5.00 to start! ance of the month. Aetna Life ...... 101 105 He haa arranged his schedule so Conn General (Newl 203 217 Mancheator Evening Herald Special that he will be able to return to Hftd. Electric Ugh't 66 69 Columbia Oorrespondeat Mrs.’ Don­ Start your account with five dollars, then add five dollars a week for ald R, Tuttle, telephone ACademy 4 Fescues his work with local clubs at In- Travelera ...... 106 112 R.«. SI2.S0 50 weeks. When you have made 50 deposits, you are one-fourth of ten'sla during the month. Noted Fnblto CtUlneo 8-8485. (1) ALIGN FRONT END Heartiest and Most callers are Invited to various fes­ Conn. Light & Power 29 31 (in a friendly way, of course) 3-LB the way to becoming a THOUSANDAIRE. You may save as fast as tivals around the country, Mrs. Hftd. Electric Ught 67 4 704 (2) BALANCE FRONT. Drought Resistant of tha Johnston said. Hartford Gas Co. ... 53 57 Women Organize WHEELS-^ftEG. $4.00 BAG * 1 . 7 9 you wish by making deposits in multiples of $5.00. Known In national square dance Southern New England Either of theae Corvmira would make you a wonderful traveling companion. (Any of Grass Seeds circles, Johnston haa been Invited Telephone ...... 51 54 (8) CHECK FRONT WHEEL Corvair’a ten budget-priced models would, for that matter.) The Lakewood Station The time to start is now— at the Savings Bank of Manchester. ' Maaufactaruig Yloaipaalee Barbershop Unit BEABDfOS to call at festivals next year and (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM Wagon'eama its keep with a solid 68 cubic feet of cargo apace, 10 of it under that lockable In 1963 as well. His bookings are Arrow, Hart. Heig. 62^4 65H hood. And the Monza Club Coupe', with its bucket-type front seats, lets you in on some complete for 1962. Associated Spring 15 17 The women’s barbershop chorus A recording artist, he has re­ Bristol Brass .... 9 10'* of the prospective Hartford Chap­ ALL FOUR ONLY - ultra-comfortable driving. ^ cently recorded "Friendship" and Dunham Bush ... •V4 614 ter of the Swset Adelines Inc. will CIHE>ttSCOPE,,«E»STHMI COLOR And they both handle and brake and perform beautifully. (Proof of the pudding ia Flowering Shrabi "Kingston Girl," the lattqft> named Em-Hart ...... 77 82 'meet at the Irish American Home, the way the ’61 Corvair manhandled the recent Canadian 'Winter Rally, winning out­ 09 Grove St., Hartford, at 8 p.m. Your Savings Earn Current Annual Dividend the number three tune March Fafnir Bearing . 53 57 right Slid taking the first five places in its class in this rugged 1,266-mile Hearty Field Grown - for square dance mumc In the Lnnders Frary Clark 20 ■ 22 every Thursday, b^;iiming this .JAMES SHIKTA yMIIKO TAKA ..4 MIY08HIUMEK^ week. QUINN'S PHARMACY test.) Look ’em over at your dealer’s. And if you can’t decide which one 2 Years Old United States. N. B. M achine---- 1914 22 >4 kiMieitrW IRVINfi BRECHER'MiawmieHOMicMmi you want, feel free to take both. Ob PMifte Maneuvers ' North and Judd ;. 14<4 16>4 The group ia seeking membera BratrttrGEORCE MARSHALL 878 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER—PKoh* MI 8-4186 Vigorous Plants ' 99* Member of Federal Depoeit Insurance Corp, James R. St. Germain, fireman Stanley Workq ..'. 15',i 17H from the Manchester area. Wom­ apprentice. USN. son of Mr. and Ter/y Steam Boiler 32 35 en intereeted in joining the or- PLUS THIS EX em N O CO-HIT AT 7:05 P.M. SERVICE ON ALL Mrs. Sylvio St. Germain of Rt. 1, Veeder Root, ..... 54 58 ganiution may call Mrs. Robert CONVENTIONAL MAKES Sss Ou Ckem Cortairs, ChmroUt ears qyf the new ComiU at your loeal authorized Chevrolet dealer’s Ellington, who la serving aboard The above quutattooa are ,not to W. Gordon, 417 E. Center St;, Alto Wide Assortment of the anti-submarine warfare sup­ M eonatruad aa actual markets. after 6 any evening. aivMtMrts if K0M1 NnAI avingslilank of Ujanchester port aircraft carrier USS Tork- (Note—CJIosed Tomorrow) aim»fammimtuimuama m nam um MORIARTY GRASS SEEDS and towTi operating out of Long Beach, Stone Age Relics FoiAid 1 ^i6&£C£8tev€iL GmdleA MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH Oallf., will take part in a large *Water Tree* s\umn 01 U.S. Pacific Fleet exercise this Ankara—Relica of a.pre-Sumerian BROTHERS 92o Main Sf 2B5 fosf Crnttr St. Manchf-sti r Parkodv The finest, fresbeet candies you can buy make FERTILIZERS. spring. On tha laland of Madagaacar, a culture have been uncovered in sm m w on l oist si SOl-SiB CENTER ST. Cor t«no* St. W rst Tufnpikt.' NIeknamsd "Green M fh t" the thiraty traveler need only atah ths Anatolia by British arcbaaologlata. tmmwtnmgmjsouge^^ thia the aweetest spot in towni Tiy a boX'of CARTER CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. OPfN THURSDAY TEL. MI $<5185 ! VI NINOS 6 r. S BOTH BPANCHfS OPfN fRlOAYS to 8 p rn two-month .axarclaa wllji be con­ ravsnala tree with a aharp stick They are believed to date back to Ruaaell Stover Candies and aee for youneUl ducted by tha U.B. Flfit Fleet, to have a pint at claar w aw guab about 8400 B.O. Aleo found were fjOMDfO BUNDATi «KONOA” aori m E HAND” 1229 MAIN STREET, BIANCHESTER, CON^. MI 9-5238 / II f aiWAtS KMXT OP m MUCMOi and will Involve more than 60,000 out Stona Aga relica of 7000 B.C. (/ ' 1 - r~ I’ i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY APRIL 4, 1961 PAGE FIVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 0)NM „ TUESDAY APRIL 4, 1961 PAGE FOUR BoUon Home Gardenei^s Handbook Rayburn Sees U.S. FOR RENT 8 and 16 mm. Movie Protectees Herrmaim Choice Peril in Ideas of —eonnd or ellent, aleo For Constableship The Verdict No One Wants John Birch Group elide prbjeetore. You Should Know... FOR EXPERT Principal Mather, Map Aids in Selecting Winter Hardy Plants WELDON DRUG CO. Otto Herrmann, 612 Center St., (Oonttmied from Pago One) “The first great breakthrough cer are being tested at the rats WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING ^Contlnned from Page One) 901 Main S t TeL Ml 9-6991 Dr. Harold S. Barrett is the choice of the Republican in determining the eeuee of cen- of 40,000 a year. RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Town Committee's axeoutive com­ cured o< cancer ^— men, women, cer win probebly come from the The American Cancer Society COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE : APPfXJMMATS RANS6 O F fCLERACe. McKinney, Tex., said "They’re “W* run 10 to 20 yean behinrl mittee for coiwtable. to succeed children. research In Leukemia." That’e currently devotes to leukemia-re­ SEE 3 Teachers Resign r ahnua»- w m n w u n \ spreading this idea that a govern­ In ftiny applvtag u-hat we know," Fred Peck who resigned to become That’s another thing I learned. what Dr. Wendell G. Scott, expert lated ressarch alone, almost 12 ment can get by without le-vylng Dr. H ^ ld S. Barrett about the GOP registrar. in clinical radiology and an million. Is it worth it? Ask any NOUT Cancer can otrike at any age. It i.i. taxes.' That is no way to stay se­ health education In both Herrmann will be nominated American Cancer Society direc­ father or mother whose child is Richard B. Mather, principal ofOaona aa the cauee of her resigna- ___ cticut and the United States. ■ for the poat at tonight’a nieetlng often hita hardest at the young tor, eays. Hie view ia ahared by stricken with leukemia. cure from those who would destroy Tomorrow: Lung Cancer. CLARKE MOTOR SALES Bolton Blementary School, haa re- tlon effective March 17. The board us. "nje deputy conunissloner of pub-: of the board of dlrectora, aatd and defenseless, More children die a number of .top men‘In the aclen- ■Igned hie poritlon effective at the voted unanimously to qccept with "Hie men who spread these - Be liealth In the etate sayi only: GOP Chairman John F. Shea Jr. of cancer than o f, any other tifle community. ---- SOI BRO AD ST R E E T — M IJ 9 4 0 1 2 - end of thla ebhool year. Hie was regreat aU the reaignations ex­ strange nostrums would destroy 80 per cent of the towns in Con-; The nominee aerved as town disease; in half the cases they die Nobel prize-winner Dr. Wendell cept Mrs. Holgenwn’e. our freedom. They go the lengfUi nectlcut are opentlng full-timo M. Stanley haa been working on one of four etaff resignations ac­ constable for 14 years until 1954. 6t a cancer called leukemia. PTA at WaddeU cepted with regret by the Board Two voted to accept her reaigna- and breadth of our land claiming la tllT public health departments, and He is a quality review inspector virus research In cancer for close “tlon with regret: Howard Jensen that we. In America, do not have vsttsa fto* bese serve only 10 per cent of The third thing I learned was to half a century. He saye: "The of Education last night. laafwwhMl to at Pratt .and Whitney Aircraft, T o Pick Officers Others who vviU complete their and Mra. Catherine Peresluha. freedom. Connecticut's land area. w-here he has been employed for that this most dreadsd type of virus problem and the cancer I Below -scff DII My beloved people,” Rayburn |font-was«» Dr. Barrett, who lives at 120 S cancer Is, from a research point of problem are one.” Hie hypothesis duUee at the end of this school Mra. Agnes Kreysig voted against 29 years. He belonga to many civ­ year are Mrs. Lydia M. Allen, su­ accepting the resignation and Mrs. said, "our freedom In the United Lakewood Circle, said It is this fall-1 ic and fraternal groups. Including view, the most hopeful. A number that ■viruses cause moat, if not all Officers ■will be elected at a xowsz-sdvo-^ ^ States is as near absolute as free­ ure to “extend what we know' of scientists believe that the big cancers, is gaining support. meeting of the Waddell ■ PTA to­ pervisor of music; Miss Mary Ann Helen Meloche and Dr. Elizabeth CRtCRff. the Manchester Lodge of Masons, Perry, Grade 1 teacher, and Mra. Alton abstained. Board member dom can be. A world that the that Is one of the major health ; the Tall Cedars of Liebanon and bnceikthrough in cancer control An Increasing number of scien­ morrow at 8 p.m. in the school Edward Thoms had not arrived at 2DMG 3 -40*Tb -3o“ mm j United States does not lead, if $72.00 problems In the state. 1 may come in leukemia. Some be­ tists now believe that It will even­ cafeteria. INVITATION Frances Holgerson, Grade 7 teach­ there ever is such a world, will be the Elks. er. the meeting when the resigna­ On the local level, he cited a Peck becsioe a registrar of vot­ lieve that this cancer Is ■virus- tually be possible to produce vac­ Guest speaker for the meeting tions were acted upon. a world that is not free.” "need for Manchester • Improve­ caused. ’Viruses ha^'e been used to cines to mobilize the body’s de­ A warm welcome awaits any investor Action on the request of MrSc zo>ae4 -3cf-cb-2cfEI I ers in December, succeeding Don- will be Dr. William Fitch Cheney Mrs. Meloche said she abetained Rayburn did not mention the so­ Mfww4 9w MlH Cseieiefi ment." He said. "Manchester is IQd Hemingway, who resigned for produce leukemia in mice, and al­ fenses against cancer. When ? Jr., chairman of the department Margaret McCarriqk for a leave of ciety by name, but later told re­ fils over sversM loUtt aettlne into a population where it so to make mice immune to leu­ Maybe in a year. In 10 years, in to our new office. Drop in, won’t you? absence was put off to a later because she felt\^Mra. Holgerson’s ZONES-ZOVo-lO®^ I health reasons. ■ of mathematics at the Unlerslty problem was with administration porters, "Of course the. John Birch bowL Sturdily coa* needs a full-time, health depart­ kemia. 25. Nobody knows the date. But of Hartford. His topic ^11 be date. , group Is the one I meant." ttmeted. Easily desaed. ment or a consolidation with othei everybody knows that money for Mather, In his letter of resigna­ rather than with pupils, and she ZONEG-ICfToO* ^ I Will we ever be able to ■vac­ "Beyond the Milky Way." Open Thursday evenings 6:00 to 9:00p.m. thought it was a mistake to accept Both critics and friends of the departments." cinate our children against leu­ research can help advance the Refreshments will be served af­ tion, said although he had enjoyed society have urged an investiga­ $51.00 He suggested altematel.v that date. and Saturday until noon. very pleasant aasoclations with her resignation. Z0NE7 O* To ICf ^ j kemia, as we now do against ter the meeting. Dr. Alton said she was not able tion of the society and Its founder, Manchester help form a ."district ted because the vaccine has beel W edding polio? It cost millions to develop the Superintendent of Schools George Welch, who once described former health department, provided town drugs and treatments that are Graff, Elementary Supervisor Miss to attend Mrs. Holgerson’s hear­ Z o n e . 8 |0*7b2D“E3 j President Dwight D. Eisenhower WELDON DRUB CDs so effective in the state." ajid thi •The experts are hopeful—but FREE SCHOOL BUS VOTED fathers could w'ork out .something. statute “provides the usual ex now adding precious months and Viola Larson, fellow principals ing before the board and she ques­ as “a dedicated, conscious agent AntiioriBed Dealer Dr. Ba i'ictt said some of-the dis­ guarded. They say: If drugs and years of life to children who oth' Windsor, April 4 (ff>—Voters, at and the loyalty and cooperation tioned ydiether the teacher should TZiNE 9 20*R»30*^ j of the Communist conspiracy.” ceptidn for conscientious objec­ Inman - Spanldingr vaccines are found which can cure a local referendum yesterday, ap­ PUTOAM S’ CO. resign. 991 MAIN 8Tv-MI 9-6991 advantages of the present part- tors,” erwise would die swiftly from Atsfflbsrs New York Stock Exehango of the school iitaff, "I cannot say, Yoimg, however, in his Senate Ume health department in Man­ Announcement is made of the or prevent any cancers, they will Leukemia. The search for drugs proved free school bus transpor­ however, that I shaU regpret leav­ Superintendent of Schools Dr. Barrett said he has not tation for private and parochial George Graff reported that Mrs. speech, said Congress was too chester are difficulty in getting thoroughly investigated the plane marriage of Mrs. Ada Spaulding succeed first in leukemia, and goes on—to treat leukemia and 71 la n ciNTtk n . • MANcmnn • rntMi w isi ing the position Itself. busy for such an investigation. He sewer inspections, lack of time to of West Springfield, Mass., to lymphomas. The latter include the many other types of cancer school youngsters. The vote was ’’As presently constituted the Andrew Verprauskas, who has for the Manchester housing proj­ Hodgkins disease, lymphosarcoma for cancer is not one disease, but 2,389 to 2,178 vrith 47 per cent of been substituting in Grade 7, is added even if there was time, “any work out control of communicable ect for the aged, but he does favor Egbert B. Inman of 225 N. Elm St. Jamot T. Blair • Robert H. Storkcl duties devolving upon the super­ mercenary demagogue haa the SEND FOR diseases when reported and an in­ The ■wedding took place Feb. 18 and all cancers of the lymphatic actually an ugly family of related the electorate parUclpating under vising principal are too numer­ not Interested in the position per­ the W. Center St. site because Connectlcut’a 1957 local option manently.... Graff has hired Mrs. JBy ALLAN SWENSON ^tip of Texas and lower California. ing the hardiness of plants you right to express opinions, though complete sy-stem of restaurant In- It's reasonably close to the sight at Tenafly, N. J. The couple is system. Patients with lymphomas diseases. New comi^unds for ous and, In ^ e ir total effect, too wish to buy from distant sources. discredited, unfounded and false." residing at 225 N. Elm St. often lead normal lives for years. treating the various types of can-' statute. demanding to make the poeltlon Elaine Hotchkiae on a temporary Deaths Last ^ight (Written for NEA Service) The coldest zone Is in Canada. ^pe^on. of things and reasonably isolated basis, with the possibility that she Zones on th« attractive 19 by 28 As this new map becomes more Rousselot said the John Birch He said he has been in favor of for peace and quiet." attractive for more than a brief You can select winter hardy inch map are easily identified by widely used by nurseries, most Society was basically made up of a request for a full-time public tenure. may remain on the staff for the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS plants with greater confidence this study groups, whose members LITERATURE.: He said he does not favor health "Th principal of a school of this rest of the echool year. Mrs color. Each color Is further divided shrubs and plants will be rated ac­ nealth officer made by Dr. Nicho­ insurance for the aged sls part of Havana—Dr.r Teodoro Johnson, year. A new plant hardiness zone into shaded areas for greater ac­ cording to this standard. write their friends and public of­ (PROSPECTUS) las A. Marzialo. Manchester’s else and duuweterdtaraci (essentially I Hotchkias Is a graduate of New 78, organizer of the. Cuban- map has been developed by horti­ ficials and discuss their thinking the social security setup "ex­ both an elementary and a two year Britain Teachers College where curacy. Sin^e copies of the Plant Hardi­ health officer, for several years, clusively" because he thinks there American Institute and founder of cultural experts to guide you to Remember that this new hardl' ness Zone Map, MP-814, may be on political issues. but the request has so far been Junior high echool), who Is expect- she majored in English and social the Johnson Wholesale Drug Com­ more successful gardening. He added that certain quoted PLANS FOR THE ACCUMULATION Of is no "single current answer that ed to carry many of the responei- studies. She previously taught in ness zone map ia' intended as a obtained for 15 cents from the Su­ elimlnatwl each year from the is going to solve all of the prob­ pany, died Monday. Johnson, Five years of thorough plant and guide. Borders of zones will vary perintendent of Documents, U. S. statements of Welch did not rep­ Health Department budget. blUtles customarily associated with Weet Virg;lnla id Coventry, whose company recently was na­ Government Printing Office, Wash­ resent the thinking of the whole lems.” the office of the superintendent of •!•)„ board voted to authorize climate study went into develop­ slightly. Other local factors, such UCLEONIC8, Dr. Barrett said a full-time de- Progress is being rnade in learn­ tionalized, was a former profes­ ing this new plant hardiness map. as elevation, prevailing winds, ington 25, D. C. society. partoent would cost a "good round ing "more about certain things ichools In a. typical ^T O l s y s t ^ gup^rtntendont Graff to secure sor at Havana University. frost pockets and bodies of water should have administrative s a ^ t- candidates to fill the existing va- It covers the United States and figure of S1.50 per capita," but that are problems,” Dr. Barrett Rochester, Minn.—Wilbur J southern Canada, giving average naturally must be considered In HEMISTRY A the cost for townspeople would de­ said. tance as weU as cahcles on the echool sUff. It was Brons, 66, Midwest bureau chief minimum winter temperatures in your area. pend on whether or not the town For example, he said, a project decided to discuss the procedure to of the New York Journal of Com On the reverse side la a con­ LECTR0NIC8 ten zones across the continent. venient, representative list of decided upon a separate or consoli­ ia being conducted in Middletown not properly discharge his major ^ merce in Chicago, died Sunday. Horticultural experts from the SHARKS, INC. dated system. He said he prefers to* learn the causes of heart Brons, who entared a hospital la^ plants grouped according to the N/C/E is s mutual fund investing for po^ responsibility for the supervision I * future board meeting. U.S. National Arboretum and coldest zones In which they . will a separate system, because Man- disease. In addition, a motor ve­ and leadership of the school. He month for treatment of a lung Agricultural Research Service sible long-term growth. ehSMr is "big enough to have its Advertisement— ailment, started his newspaper thrive. hicles research team has been will find his professional energies combined talents with weather ex­ You can use this list for check­ N/C/E accumuletion plans ire ivallabli own health department.” testing drivers throughout the too greatly absorbed by endless McKinney Lumber, MI 8-2141, career more than 40 years ago in perts to produce this comprehen­ for as little as $40 down and $20 a month Dr. Barrett was bom Nov. 18. state for the past three years to details and his personal and fam- Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items Chicago and at one time worked sive and up-to-date planting guide. up to $10001 month. 1915, in Providence, R. I., son of for the home; Lumber, Hardware, for the Associated Press in Okla­ determine if there is "any factor - Uy life neglected." Specialists from the American N/C/E plans are available with or without Owen Edson Barrett and Eliza­ in the physical makeup of a per­ Mather, a native of Cambridge, Mason, Electrical, Plumbing, F^iel homa City. Horticultural Society and Ameri­ beth Gifford Barrett of 37 West- son that makes him a poor driver,'! Mass., became superrieing princi­ Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Miami, Fla.—Boy Kelly, 66, a can Association of Nurserymen FREE DELIVERY low cost group creditor Ufa insuranci wood St. he eaid. pal of the Bolton Efiementary member of the Miami Herald edi­ also pooled their knowledge on the for frst lltoratura (proipiciui) writsi He attended Fruit Hill School A new project is also being di School on Dec. 1,1954. A graduate Advertisement torial staff since 1946 and news project. A t The PARKADE in North Providence, and reeled In the New Haven area to of Yale University, Mather re­ Bolton Pharmacy — Route 44A editor of the St. Paul (Minn.) ITie new map more detailed graduated from Classical High —at the Notch. Free delivery. Pioneer Press for more than 20 LlfiGEH DRUG ascertain whether or not there Is ceived his Mssters Degree from MI-8-0165. than any previously'avallable. It is Bruce Vanderbrook School in Providence in 1933. He biochemical basis of mental Columbia University and did grad­ years, died Monday of cancer. designed to help growers of orna­ was graduated magna cum laude Kelly, a member of a widely mentals and home gardeners select Phone MI 8-4289 with an A.B. degree from Brown retardation," Dr. Barrett said. t uate ■work at the University of HALLECK TO SPEAK University in 1937, and received He said infants are being tested to New Hampshire, Harvard and Co- known newspaper family, had plants that have sufficient cold RENYX, FIELD A CO.. Ine. see if there is an "inborn error of t lumbla. He had been principal of Hartfort, April 4 (flV-Republl- worked on papers In Chicago, El hardiness to withstand winter LENOX PHARMACY Manchester, Conn. an M.D. degree from Harvard can State Headquarters today an­ Paso and Houston, Tex., I^c.-ion, weather in different parts of the Medical School in 1941, and an metabolism" which causes re­ elementary and Junior high schools HALL FOR RENT 299 E. CENTER ST. Ml 9*0896 28 Moontaln Road, Res. M.P.H. degree from the Univer­ tardation. In Kittery, Maine for five years, nounced that Rep. Charles A. Hal- Ariz., and Dubuque and Des nation. By checking the expected He said the theory is not new leck of Indiana, GOP House leader, Moines, Iowa, before going to St. low temperatures in your area, you For partiea, ahowers, recep- sity of Michigan in 1947. He is a having previously taught at Suf- will be' principal speaker at Paul. He was bonr in Hancock, can landscape with assurance, ttons, meetings. Complete kitch­ member of Flii Beta Kappa. and unproven that he could not fleld Academy and Woodrow Wil­ en facUItiea. Large enclosed He married the former Virginia detail the work. However, he said, Fourth Congressional District -vic­ M'oh. using plants known to be winter son High School. tory dinner April 15 at Westport, Washington—^Dr. Julian W. hardy tor your climate. parking lot. Parsons on June 7, 1941, in Elm­ if the theory is proven correct Mather was associate professor wood Congregatlonsd Church, 'one or twp per cent" of retarded ■The dlnher will honor Rep. Ab­ Ross, 76, retired head of Howard . Each zone shows an area in of English and coordinator of the ner Sibal, R-Conn. Also to be hon­ University’s department of ob- which minimum winter tempera­ uira Lithuanian Hall 4W*'- Providence. The couple haa three children can be helped as Infants elementary education program at OOLWAT STREET children, Caroline Deane. 16. Con­ Besides his official duties. D¥ ored at the affair will be John E. stetriep and gynecology, died Sun­ tures are within a 10 degree range. '“K American International College in day. Ross, who taught at the uni­ Hie warmest zone, with average stance Elizabeth. 13, and David Barrett holds another post—chair Springfield before coming to Bol­ Cotter, Bridgeport, ■veteran Fair- TEL. MI 8-6104 Owen, 7. field (jounty oMcial, for 30 years versity 44 years, retired In 1957. winters of 30 to 40 degrees, cuts MI 8-8490 After 6 PAL man of health and safety for Char ton. Residents of Hebron Rd., the across southern Florida, the bottom He served in active military ter Oak Council. Boy Scouts'Of Mather family are all accom­ of service to the Republican party. He was bom In Lee County, Ga, service from March 15. 1944, to America. In his spare time he en plished musicians. Mathef 1s an or­ Sept. 23. 1950. He began duty as a joys working around the house. ganist and pianist. His lyffe teach­ commissioned officer of the regu­ He has built for his children, a / es piano. Their, .-elder idaugflhter, lar corps of the U.S. Public train tabie and electrified doU Diane, a celllat, la In her second SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER • MANCHESTER-ROCKVILLE ONLY Health Service, and was dlS' house. year of coUege and Carolyn, a vio­ charged a surgeon. He served He is also a member, of a p'sat linist, attends Manchester High 48 states; Puerto Rico, and the number of medical and fraternal School. Both girls have been Virgin Islands, and was awarded organizations. chosen as finalists in the Aetna the Victory Medal and American He is president of the Connecti­ Life scholarship contest, and Caro­ Therater Medal. cut Public Health Association, and lyn is concert mistress of the All- He and his family moved is president and charter member Manchester in 1950 from Bethes State orchestra. of the Cpnnectlcut Academy of Since beginning his post as prlh- da. Md. Preventive Medicine. He was cipal In Bolton, Mather has been / Dr. Barrett said he decided to go president of th e Connecticut Into public health during his third credited with Improving educa­ Gerontology Association in 1959. tional standards and ensuring Bol­ year in medical school. He said at and was first president of the New that time he was sent to work in England Gerontological Society in ton pupils a better preparation for the Carter, Unicoi, Johnson high school. Mather said Monday ROLW R GOUIfiE N ff! 1958i 1 Health Department in Elizabeth' He ia ■vice president of the As­ night he has no immediate plans ton, Tenn., as a recipient of sociation of Chronic Disease Pro­ for the future. "■ Rockefeller scholarship in public gram Directors, a national organi­ Mrs. Allen, who has taught mu­ health. He also attended a few zation. He is secreUryHreasurer of sic in Bolton for 20 years of her classes at the medical schools of the Connecticut Rheumatism Asso­ 36-year teaching career, aald that Duke and t'anderbllt Universities. ciation, and held the same poet for after much thought ehe had de­ To put it in a nutmeg, you’re a Connecticutter and His present work includes main the Connecticut Health League cided to give up teaching In the taining all the state's vital and from 1955-58. public schools. Although she will too smart a trader. * sanitary engineering records, su He la trustee-at-large of the Con­ miss the work very much. Mrs. pervising Connecticut's industries necticut division of the American Allen said she feels It is the best with respect, to health hazards, Cancer Society and director-at- thing to do. providing health services to state large of the Connetclcut Tuber­ Miss Mary Ann Perry, who hes employes, and supervising a large culosis and Health Association. taught first grade here for two number of health programs, in­ He is a member of the Manches­ yean, said she la leaving to take cluding those for maternal and ter, Hartford County, and Ameri­ a posltioh In New York State to be child health, crippled children, can Medical Associatloite; Con­ nearer her home. dental hygiene, public health edu­ necticut State Medical So«ety and Mn. Holgerson gave health rea^ cation and nursing, local health its coordinating committee; a administration, cancer, heart, and charter member of the Connecticut -Ccailwr U tkeNmlasiM HmsIM ht CrissM OUMne chronic diseases, and special proj- Theracic Society; Connecticut ecta He also supervisea state labora­ Diabetes Association; American tories and is in charge of licensing Rheumatism Society; and Ameri­ and inflecting sdl m^ical care fa­ can Association of Public Health cilities In the state. He has about Physicians. 30 physicians and 410 employes Dr. Bafrett ia a fellow of the directly unde^JWs control, and a American Public Health Associa­ Thousands of unpaid, unsung volunteers are total of 2,950 personnel all told tion; American Theracic Society; under his supervision. American College of Preventive Dr. Barrett says the major Medicine; and American College helping to build a better life for all of us! health problem now and for sev­ of Chest Physicians and a mem­ eral years to come is "unquestlon- ber of Its committees on tuber­ ablir” that of the aged and chron­ culosis control and rehabilitation. ically ill. He said the problem can. He is .a 32nd degree Mason, and is' a member of related Masonic • A Town Councilman in a Connecticut Com~ Insurance employees in our state ctmtribute more be solved by making some satis­ You know a good soda when you taSte it and you factory arrangement for medical and Shrine orders.' He is past ,munity heads a committee to push forward than a half-million hours every year to such extra* care and working toward preven­ patron of the Centerdale (R. I.) also know that the 6 cents you save on Country tion, partly through research and Order of Eastern Star, and 1s a plans for a long-needed youth center at^ rec‘ curricular activities as ringing doorbells for fund partly through atrengddiening the member of the Hockanum and Club won't bring a Major. League Baseball team tp Hartford Brown Clubs, the Harvard reation program. drives.. . serving in rehabilitation workshops. . . If your favorite etore is out of it just progrsims already begun. Hartford » . . not even a Minor! drop a polite but very loud hint. He cited a. "full coverage" of Club of Connecticut, and the Man­ sitting on boards that direct the functions of hospitala. chester Rotary Club. • The Chairman of the, Board of Finance in But . . . In the Big League of Sodas our Club Thunk you. polio vaccinations as a step toward If the efforts o f these volunteers-and thousands preventing one major problem, He also serves on the faculty of another town stays up late to study the tax im­ takes the Pennant. We mean COUNTRY CLUB I crippled Individuals. He said he is the Department of Public Health like them—suddenly stopped, there would be no town Window Shades Light ’n’ Lively Fresh Fruit Flavpr with a Zip-in In favor of the Manchester statute of Yale University School of pact of a proposed capital improvements plan. zoning committees, park commissions or school obliging all children to be vaccina­ Medicine. *Mada to Orckr every Sip! • A young woman spends Saturday bringing a boards. Alumni groups and PTA’s wotdd cease to BUY COUNTRY CLUB TODAY . . . You’re in measure of cheer to patients in amental hospi­ function. The flow of dollars for medical research ALSO for the taste surprise of your life! VENETIAN BLINDS Xr-f r tal; a businessman sells peanuts on a street cor­ would become a mere trickle. Symphony sodeties, f. '■> If -> Bring yonr old roUera In T reat yw r pdata to a taste treat yon never ner to finance summer camp for needy children. opera associations and theater groups would fall rilent nnd save 85e per shade How you can share in America’s future AH these and other areas of our community life had a chance to teste before M utual Income F oundation is a mutual fund, organized in 1933. By What do these four people have in common? First, depend for their very existence on volunteen: the they are volunteers, serving without pay and often bank executive who umpires a little League game; diversified investments in coihmon stocks, selected for grov?th and income vnthout recognition. Secondly, they are employed hy the lawyer’s secretary who leads a Giri Scout tropp; possibilities, MJ.F. helps to provide you with ownership in American industry. the insurance companies of Connecticut ‘ the insurance employee who teaches Sunday iSdiooL For a Prospectus and complete infor­ r mation, mail the coupon at right to: 1 Contributing time, thought and effort to community activities is a responsibility shared Please sand me free facts and Prospectus on Mutual 1 J Income Foundation, with no obligation. 1 t- willingly by the men and^ women o f our insurance companies,,, A. W. 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L --A I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« TUESDAY APRIL 4, 1961 P A G E SEVAN TAGE m . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN„ TUESDAY APRIL 4, 19«1 ains United States to stop Intarfsrtng ona represented the State Dqiart- the Hartfon! Dletrtct, D rill pieeMa IKmtrI|PBtpr ment o f Health, and the other waa A Thought for Today r i the meeting. SHEARSON, Income Tax 2: More Exemption Tips with Cuba’s govenunent” A hmebeon Drill be a e r v e d ^ 1 Techniques FACTORY-TO-YOU BpewMna tgr the This; If scene ear within range Connecticut Director William S. Wiae of tha p.m. Reeervatlons must be made TV-Radio Tonight e f Chnwhee HAMMILLtCO. Eitpttms Ifpralh bad not also been big and fboUsh, State Water Resources Commis­ Ooanon no later than April calling Thli Is tha second of eight ar- THESE ITEMS ARE INCLUDED IN COST OF SUPPORT Jose Ruiz will demonstrate art Yes, Kirsch Vertical Slaf Blinds ih:^ made sion. both being definitely in fa­ Mre. Gertrude Qufah, School •'th$ firm that rueareh built" tlelea In the Newspaper Enter­ technique at a public meeting, . — ■fiin*'i3MOTTn^ o S !^ ntc. could atm have been the Vend of Yankee« prise Assn. Income Tax Primer. Udging Food Clothing Medical Core sponsored by the Manchester Fine right here in our Manchester plant. Made vor. The resurrecUm of Jeeus Christ Lane, caieeter. Mwiton SM T«k IlMk bcMiilt U BUm U Street the matter. < gives permanence to human per- AU women from the 100 church- For years, the primer has been A rt Association, tonight at 7:30 to fit perfectly, too, ’cause we measure and M M cheet^ Com. But the remark was passed on, By A. H. O. Furthermore, aome o f the argu­ used by taxpayers who want more in the auditorium of the Illing t b o k a s r CE55S2S5 sonaUty. Bacon said. “ Men fear ee in the district are invited to ASK FOR tOUR COPY OF SHFARSON'. Television install them. Ask us all about these smart WALTER R. FERGUSON until it got to official channals, ments—to the effect thst the wa­ death aa children fear tha dark." attnnd meeting at the Ches­ 4:00 Bjs 8 Theater On proxrcH) 8:00 Patner Know* Best 8 Information than la tnppUed In the Junior High School. PnWriiere lAIEST RESEARCFI REPORT y When you begin looking into ter business waa no longer sim­ The Psalmial discovered .the Eter^ ter eborch, on R t 148. Unit Show (In orogrcnl RUIunan a 40 58 official InstrnctlonB. You will The guest artist has studied at blinds. . . . M I 3-4865. FtaOBled October 1. 1881 and eventuaUy to the Secret Serv­ ple, to the eSect that the exploita­ ^ r ly Show (to progreea) 10. 80 8:80 Doble Gllll* 8. 13 find here >-eoent mllnga and devel­ the business of legislating Uoene- nai Ught and said, “ Yea though 1 — ------— i Canadian Mounted Police 40 Alfred Hitchcock Presents 10. 1^ the Ecole des Beaux A rts and La FabOaiieA Beery EeeBln* E^ee_pt ice, ing and boards and standards and tion, managMmait and conserva­ walk through the dtsU ^ bt the MASS FOR FATHEB RZASA Shsertan, Heminlll * Ce. 8iiick Draw UcUraw opments which may save yon Grande Chaumiere in Paris, at ■ondays aaS Holidays. Eatered at tbe The Secret Service, as a rule, tion of the state’s underground ewe Frontier* to Medlcln* 83 money and trouble when you file -S gM OOlea at Manchester. Conn., as ethics for various would-be pro- - . shadkjw of death, I dvUI feairno avil: Suffleid, April 4 (F)— Archbishop Cartoon Piavhnuu Pratt Institute and the School of reaouive had now become a rital Thga art with me; Thy tod Wyatt Earp 8. 40 your return. FINDELL MFG. CO. ieeoed Caass Mall MsUer. ______will investigate mieh reporU even lions, as we have been doing Henry J. O^Brien, Hartford will Salty Brine'* Shock 9:00 Tom Ewell Show 3 13 Visual Arts and the Pan-American though they may seem merely the occasionally' during this preaent public problem, and to effect that and thy etaft they comfort n s . 4:14 Industry on Parade Thriller 10, 32. 30 Art School in New York. subscription RATES each new well’s flow nfigbt con­ celebrate a pontifical high Maas of Tallohaaaee 7000 StaxecetiUon. Eventually it appeared. It irae inheritance incorruptible, and un- MocKenxIe'* Raider* 11:00 News, Sports A Weather 3 oils, caseins, watercolors, pastels, ot World s Best Movies 8 ent you claim on your return. Tt-e an news fflspatches credited to it or sequently somAody took a foolish And what seems most far­ testified thst some devriopere, go­ defiled, and that fadeth not aDvay, Movie bt the Week 11:15 Jack Paar Show (C) 10. 30 illustrations and sculpture. He lee BOt othenriee credited in this iai*er ing out into the suburbs, do not reserved In heaven for yqu, who are Expedition only exception Is for a dependent and also the local news t«pll»hed,J>er tongue to a newspaperman. He fetched and preposterous, at the Clark Gable Theater 3 tures and demonstrates techniques All rlrhts of rer«hlicatlon of ^pecl casual glance, may come closer to bother to employ estriilislied well kept by the power of G ^ thraugh 7:16 W Ma*a HlkhllxhU Premiere 12 who can be claimed under a mul­ no more a fool than the Secret Sports Camera Feature 40 40 tiple support agreement in use of various media. The dem­ “ — berela are also - making a good case for itself. You drillers. Instead they svoqulre a frith unto salvation ready to Kvenlne Report 11:25 News 18 onstration is open to the public Service U a foolish organisation. drilling rig themselves, and take TM serrlce client of N. E. A- Sere- never know, imtil you sit down revealed in the last U m e.^I Peter 7:80 What In Tho World 11:30 Jack Paar Show (Cl 22 In applying the support test without charge. He probably knew well enough and hsten. almost any one o f their regular :S-5. I.aramte 12:60 News and Meditation 3 you.must compare the amount you Bus* Bunny 1:00 Late News 80 *®PoB5*era Representsttves: The just what kind of kidnap threat As for House Bill 3687, titled an employes and put him to ivoric Rev. Clarence E. Wlnehnr fumiahed towards the support of counted in determining whether^ llltis Mathews SpecUl Agency — New Churdi of the Masarene SEE SATURDArS TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTING the dependent with the total cost J u s f s o y 'f f i e N o r e f t ?a r t Chicaito. Detroit and Boettw this was. But he also knew it ex­ act concerning ‘The Creation of a running it. the form er husband contributed lOMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF State Well Drillers Board to Reg­ It was alleged further that some of hla support for the year. over half of the children's support. isted, such as It Dras, and that the Legion Auxiliary CntCULATIONS ______. ulate Well Drilling and to Pro­ of these suburban developera, who The usual items Included in cost On the other hand, scholarship Notice Secret Service was Investigating, of support are food, clothing, shel­ TBe Herald Prtatln* Company Inc., vide for the' Licensing o f Well do hire well drlllere, like to Church Unit Sets “p — aids to children do not have to be The minute you want money, phone aaaumes no financial responsibility for and these were facts no one could Drillers for the Protection of Pub­ have them spend torfTnuch tlnle Radio ter, medical care, schooling, and taken into account in determining Sets Whist Party WE HAVE DAILY typoerapfeica] errors appearir* In ad- lic H ^ t b and Safefy," it indeed and money on any one well, and similar necessities. I f such ftems whether such children received for READY-CASH from Beneficial eerttsements and other readlnc matter deny, no matter how they really (This listing Includes only thoM news broadcasts ot 10 or 15-mlnute In > The Manetiesier Erenlnit Herald. seemed to be one of thorn measures therefore persuade them to certi­ Distr^t Meeting are furnished in kind as, for ex­ over half their support from the The American Legion Auxiliary DELIVERY TO THE ought to be evaluated. So he print­ ample, a room in your'house, you Apply for the cash you want when you want i t Get which 'waa carrying the modem fy the rate of flow stipulated in length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) parent. Free room, board, and tui­ will sponsor a military whist Fri­ Display adrertlslnp closlna hours; ed the story of the threat to Caro­ The CongrSgk.t^&mfl-Chrlstlan Include the fair rental value of the READY-CASH from B e n e f ic ia l , Soon as approved, it’s Fbr Moiiday—1 p.m. JJddsy. disease of profeesioniUs rather mortgage requirements before U WDBO—last 4^ 8:30 Mutual Sports tion fumiahed by states to handi­ day at 8 p.m. at the American Le­ Fbp Tuesday—1 p m. Monday line. far. they have actually reached that Women o f the Hartford DisM ct 6:00 Newa. Wall Straet 8:36 Local Newt and Showcase room. capped children are regarded by ready for you . . . it’s the instant way to clean up left-over Pior Wednesday-1 Pm And when there came that mo­ amount of water. You can drill wiU hold an open board meeting at 6'IU Art Johnaon Show 9:00 CBS Newa In addition to the items listed the Internal Revenue Service as gion Home. BOLTON bills, buy the things you need, do the things you want. FbrTBorsday—1 p.m W^needay. The story went across the na­ the United Church In Chester on 6:55 Ski Report 9:10 Showcase and News above, others may be included In, Proceeds will be used to help fi­ Friday—1 P.m. Thu^se. ment in the hearing when one of Welle faster and cheaper that way. 7:00 Art Johnaon Show 12:16 Slgnorf scholarship aids. Appointments to Phone today! “ You’re the boss” at B e n e f ic ia l . Tbr Saiurdae-1 p.m. Friday. - tion. and Into the White House It­ the bill’s proponents noted, in April 12 from 10:30 ajn. Co 12:30 8:06 Raynor Shine* the cost of support, depending on West Point, Annapolis, or the Air nance sending two Manchester Classified -- deadline;------! « ■-; » .. a...... each So the suburban developers. 11:06 Ski Report the circumstances. High School girls to Girls State at SaturdST— self. And. although one can Judge tones of lamentation, that well p.m. Force Academy do not constitute LM m MV tv w w —Lw its mvHfifurvo at tow cvtc day nf publication ezeent Drith their methods o f drilling 11:16_ i Raynor Shtnea For example, in a recent case in­ the University of Connecticut in AREA that very few people anywhere drilling was perhaps the only pro­ Mrs. Howard B. Noble of East 1:00 Newa, Sign OR . scholarships. wells, either with their own equip­ Workshop Slated volving a controversary between a June. 106 MAIN ST nd H ., Ovtr Woolworth't* MANCHESTPI ever took this as a real ja v e fession which did not yet r« NAME_ icy, we differ over the role and im- the X-15 mile by mile cUmb out of frie n d s , tiful. We Urge everyone to participate road test o f the miles-per-gallon potential o f today’s cars. It’s jiortance of the United Nations. In I the atmosphere might win the The Allstate Plan doesn’t increase your rates conducted and certified by the United States Auto Club and STREET. fact, U Russia didn’t exist, our in this general spring clean-up and fix-up race over the giant maatodon every make Am ^can car has been economy proved in this major present day quarrel might JONE. .STATE. rockets which either fizzle or go of homes, gardens and lawns. for claims under collision coverage. annual classic. CITY___ I be Drith our good traditional all the way. friend. France. -cknowlM,* *'”* Where is the Run held? Every year the Route is different. But- In suiy case. It Is time to atop flo r a l Preaent er owned by husband and wits. It dees I The meeting in Paris, at the end SPECIAL NOTICE it's always carefully planned to include most evei^ type o f SPECIALI!! EXTRA BONUS *5.0001 thinking o f the X-15 aa merely Allatats polloyholdars autemstleslly corns net apply to Asaignad Risks. o f Iday, abould be an Interesting driving condition you would be likely to encounter in a year s Learn the facts about the Mobilgas Economy Run and you may win an extA high altitude plane. Every time Ita undsrths previsiqna ef this naw plan upon demonstration of how two strong driving. This year the Run started in Los Angeles, California, S5.000 if your entry is drawn for the grand prize and the 3 statements below are I pilot rides its blast it comes closer -ft ronswal, and will rsealva datalla by mall. individual thinkers can meet in -A a and ended 6 days and 2561 miles later in Chicago, Ulinois. correctly answered. Check whether they’re true or false. For clues read column at and closer to being a space ship, Naw appileants bagin raesiving discounts STha only aoeldsnts that affset ydur ratals left titled “ Facts.’’ The Mobilgas Economy, Run is your best guide to the mileage mutual respect, and perhaps for Who wins the Run7 Cars entered in the .Mobilgas Economy I and It might even be up there ■ftar ona yaar ef aoeldont-fraa driving undsr Allstats’s (Seed Driver Discount Plan potential o f today’s cars because: ■ometblhg better than stalemate. Run are divided into 7 classes, with S winner in each class. waiting to aalute the first Astro­ or personal note*^ sitin g wHh Allatato. Tho plan appHsa only to pri­ ara thesa In which wo pay a liability elalm SAVINGS Classes range from Class A Which includes the compact cars - Cars are divided into 7 clasMS according to their size and type, with naut. vate paoaongor ears. Individually ewnsd of $80 or more in your behalf. a winner in each class. □ TMia □ rUM I to aass G —high priced cars. These groupings make it easier Foolish Mouths •re ficcejjtable. «igned, SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. BUILDING to compare the results and make the Run a clear-cut guide The route is over 2,000 miles long and covers most every type o f Ex-LegUUitor Diet LOAN driving condition you’re Utely to encounter in a year’s driving. TSUI □ tim Ih the case o f the supposed plot 348 Middle Turnpike West, Manchester to the mileage potential o f today’s cars. I S S C I A T I C> N to Caroline Kennedy, a lot - ^espectfuiiy^ o The Mobilgas Economy Run is conducted and certified by the East Windsor, A p ^ 4 l/Pi— Phone Mitchell 3-8734 United State* Auto Oub. □ T4U4 □ nut o f t i g , fooliah mouths should have Funeral services D rill be held to­ I kept themselvee cloeed. morrow for former State Rep. SA T b s f i n t mouth that should Doris Sargent StoIIe, 56, Broad Brook. D irectoes EAEeHItTII'S OLERET riNAHClAL INSTITUTION You're in good hands with This space havt been kept clooed viraa, obvi- bOs. StoUe died yesterday in her oaSly enough, that o f the pio- homa She wSs active inthe Re­ Ckstnt gaim^ plant publican party fo r many years «««! /0 0 7 c 4 4 a in Broriur who was overheard mak- served in the State LMlalaturs in 1057. ^ “ tho nnaxfe: ooght to ab> She leaves her husband and Opon Unf’il 5 P.M. Monday, Tuesday and Friday ^nnrs^ f to kaek C teoU w Kennedy to force the several nieces and nephews. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,'CONN., TUESDAY APRIL 4, I M l PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY APRIL 4, 1961 PAGE EIGHI^ Bolton Club Will Give . toekvillB-Vemon Heeto Kennedy Tomorrow ozen Injured Voice of the Andes Moving " 3 Scholarships PRESCRIPTIONS Tshombe Turns Katanga Mob Vote Due Tonight $13,087 Bid Recommended To Music Camp Blast Rips Talcottville Office to Florida On Record Budget ning TEL. Loose in Anti-UN Rampage Macmillan Three Laurel Music Camp schol­ For Waterproofing Project arships will be awarded by the The North American office o f* country on furlough spend aome 'Vwmoa Yotcra trill ba asked Chaminade Musical Club of Man­ station were taken over by Paris Bourse Ume In TaloottviUa before going Ml 9-9814 (Oanttroed from P«»* the Voice of the Andes, which it tonight to takii action on a A $18,087 contract for waUr-# tion, he.aaid. Good understanding chester at its annual spring con­ Tsombe’s army. on to their homes. « record $2,SM,9St budget for cert on May 1. Foreign correspondents filing located In TalcottvUle, will move Howard pt^nted out that, by For Talks on Laos proofing the school has been rec­ between a Boanl of Education and l^^er «nnounc6d h# and UJJ. of­ (Coatlnned from Page One) the fiscal year beginning July ommended by architects for the teachers Is essential for the success The spring concert will be pre­ ficials had peached an agreement. their stories were systematically to Miami, Fla., Ute thla eummw. having ttie office In Miami, per­ 1, sented in the chapel at South sons headed toward the West project. Financing will have to be of such a merit pay plan, Rotondo searched by troops with ftxed In Tunis, Algerian rebel circles Business Manager Leland Hqw- The annual town ^bud^t approved by tovimspeople. said, and the plan should be de­ Methodlst-JChurch. Proceeds ■will PINE PHARMACY »U-.canad ng the march to the alr- Coast wouW-not-have to go out of (Continued from Paga One) 664 CENTER STREET—CORNER OF ADAMS bayonetsr today hailed the first conference ard today said that the board of The $13,087 bid waa one of eight vised so that teachers are not benefit the club’s scholarship fund. port. The U.N. headquarters was de­ directors of the organization decid­ their ways to get to the office. RbckvMe^Vemon Ijetween U.S. Ambassador Walter firat week in October, has minister met briefly at Key West, opened last night before a meet­ penalized. Stress should be on ob­ The club has awarded annual But this wa* too late. On the way serted and ringed by heavily arm­ ed on the move because It would ITiere are four fuU-tlme staff acholarahips to Laurel Music Camp N. Walmsley and rebel officials as been ahlfted to April'because ing of the board of education. They servation of the work of teachers to the airport, Ireniied Africans ed police. Armored trucks and mean a considerable savings in members at the Talcottville office, of the change of the town’s Fla., March 26 to discuss the Lao­ since 1950. Recipients of the 1961 and some part-time help la oc­ ranged from $8,400 to $28,773, and supervision of ttieir classes, attacked Swedish stddlers driving army vehicles were scattered an indicaUon the United SUtes travel and shipping expenses. fiscal year to a period uniform tian situation. based on two dUferent waterproof­ awards will be announced soon. The Voice of the Andes oper­ casionally employed. The entire Tower’s Ads according to the Canton principal.' across the streets nearby, forming has taken open action in their be­ with that of the state, from Britain’s ambassador In Mos­ ing methods. Seven towns in this state now have The scholarship announcement two cars, bloodied them ^ t h ates radio stations HCJB in Quito, organization boasts a staff In ex waa made last night by Mrs. stones and smashed the car^ They roadblocks. half July 1 to July 30. cow, Sir Frank Roberts, Is press­ Sinclair Adams, of Adams, L*e merit pay plans. Rotondo said. He All water, electric lines and tele­ Ecuador, and is run oy the World cess of 300 persons in this coun­ Drummond Stewart, club president, were rescued by white members of Bv opening talks with the reb­ The meeting will be held In ing the Kremlin for clarification Under Fire and Crabtree, who prepared spe­ advocated cordlnation of cur­ phone lines to the big building Radio Missionary Feliowship Inc., try and Blquador. the Vernon Town Hall In cifications, analyzed the bids and at a meeting of the club held in the the Katanga Army. els, the United States made “a a religious non-profit organization Working with Howard in Tal on Soviet intentions for a cease­ riculum between the elementary Federation Room at Center Con­ This la the most disciplined army were cut. lUlian U.N. medical per­ great step toward recognition” of Rockville at 8 p.m. Tower Marts Inc., of Rockville, recommended the one .lubmltted by and high schools. sonnel manning a hospital across Howard said that when the of­ cottViUe ie John Gosney, the ex' fire in Laos. gregational Church. Mrs. George in The Congo, with many of lu «• the rebel government In exile, one fice was moved to Talcottville In Of the amount to be con­ D. I. Chapman Co. of New Haven. Superintendent George E. Graff the street from the headquarters ecuUve assistant to the president sidered tonight, $1,814,373 le The United States wanU the operator of a chain of discount The eodtract calls for replacing Hunt was in charge of a program fleers Belgians reUined by observer said. February 1953. all the travel and shooting stopped before it goes reported that transportation costs Tshombe after Belgium gave The building had to be escorted of the organization, Dr,. Clarence to be raised through the gen­ stores, was accused today by the bricks and silicone treating the of music of Scandinavian coun­ But the U. S. embassy in Paris shipping entered and left this Jones. to any international conference on for Bolton last year, using six tries, presented by Chaminade Congo Its independence last June through the police ranks. dampened the rebel hopes of Amer­ eral property tax. The re­ Federal Triple Commleslon of main building and the north wing. buses, amounted to 42 cents per Have You An Event Scheduled country through New York City. Dr. Jones is.a co-founder-of the a peace settlement. using fictitious comparative prices Some bids were baaed on water­ members. •0- Few African ci\*ilians ventured ican support, saying: Now. however, they use airplane mainder will come from cur­ mile and $32.75 per pupil, com­ A platcxm of 24 Katanga troops, into the heart of the city. Traf­ Voice of the Andes. His head­ rent and back taxes, cash Moscow left the timing of a in newspaper advertising. proofing by a palnUng process. Mrs. Charles Lambert, soprano, "There has been no change in strips in Miami. quarters and residence are in Tal- cease-fire vague in its reply pared to the state average of 48 That Calls For Food? led by Belgian officers, tried to fic was almost entirely confined I surplus, state granta and mis­ The FTC said Tower cited com­ Funds for the waterproofing wUl accompanied by Mrs. Hunt, opened our normal relations with the By moving there they will cut cottvlUe. although he travels fre­ Saturday to the British proposal cents a mile and $38.49 per pupil. the program with “Vialons," by thq. It may be a wedding, a banquet or just an informal seixe the airport before dawn. A | to army vehicles. French on the Algerian matter. the distance to Quito nearly *" cellaneous sources. parative prices which were aub- be requested at a town jne«t*n8 dozen Swedish tro<^ at the air-i quently, for a • supervised cease-fire tp be at which the board also plans to Briefs Swedish composer, Sjoberg. Music get-together of a society, lodge or some friendly group. Cars driven by newsmen were We continue to hope that fruitful half. , , . . . State granta will amount to followed by a 14-natlon confer­ stantially in excess of the usual Work of the former School Sites port thwarted the 1 stopped at almost every Intersec- Howard said that the present $410,000 of which $310,000 Is geek money for fire safety changes of Norway was represented by two negotiations will take place as The office in Talcottville, which ence aimed as staking out a neu­ retail prices In its trade area. The Committee leading up to the ref. piano solos by Mrs. Hunt, "Noc­ WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU In a rage, Tshombe uUon o n * by ^ rine-carrjnngrifle-carrying police de- office site, which includes the destined for school aid. firm operates nine outlets. and $7,000 for tuition and trans­ __hla__ultlmatum and went direct to scheduled.” , « is located in the old John G. Tal- tral and Independent Laos. erendum in which the town bought turne, Opus 28. No. 1," by Meyer- manding identity papers. Walmsley met for two hours at cott Sr. home on Elm Hll) Rd„ house, a large garage which has Under uniform fiacal year portation costa. TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION the capital's people. He told a been converted into an office, and U.S. officials were keeping a One of thg: outlets le in En­ Adams, the architect, agreed to the former Swanson property on Helmund, and "Death of Aase," by The chief U.N. representative in his residence with the rebel In­ handles all financial operations, in­ procedure, the budget is set field. There are one each at Spring- Brandy St. for future school needs Our catering service is set up to be flexible enough to screaming crowd of 10,000 that the the land, is now for sale. before the year begins, allow­ close eye on the military situa­ attend the town meeting to answer Grieg. Katanga. Georges DuMontet. took formation Minister Mohammed Ya- cluding purchasing and the collec- tion in the Southeast Asian king­ field, Mass.; Scranton, Pa.; Toron­ will be reviewed at a meeting of Mrs. Howard Chase, soprano, ac­ accommodate any size gathering. Why not call us and Swedes must quit the airport with­ zid and Armaments Minister Ab­ Howard and Gosney both ex­ ing tiijie to set a mill rate any questions about the water­ in two hours or face attack by the refuge in his closely guarded resi­ tiort of donations. dom. Their latest report was that to, Can.; and Baltimore, Md.; and proofing. He recommended a 15 the School Fact Finding Commit­ companied by Mrs. Cyrus Tomp­ dence. del Boussouf. It was assumed the All shipping, including equip pressed personal regret to leave and levy taxes for collection talk over the details? cjqjltal’s enUre population. Talcottville. They expressed sat­ fighting was limited to minor pa­ two in Florida. A spokesman for ner cent contingency fund, bring­ tee to be held tonight at 8 at the kins, performed "A Dream," also The Swedish troops still con­ amba.'isador urged the Algerians ment parts, s-c shipped from the at the beginning of the year. the firm in Rockville said today Community Hall. by cirieg. "Romance," by Sibelius ••The Swedes may not leave the to open peace talks with the isfaction over the facilities and trol activity while the Soviet arms' ing the total to about $16,000. airport in two hours,” the Presi­ trolled the airport, and all un­ office. airlift to the rebels continued. he was unaware of the accusa­ He told the board It has 45 days Boys 8 to 12 years of age who of Finland was performed as a authorized - persons were barred. French April 7 as originally sched­ Promotional material is mailed the quiet atmosphere. dent shouted. “ If not, I will ask The move, Howard said, has In Vientiane, a Royal Laotian tions. to act on the bids. would like to play baseball under piano solo by Mrs. Robert W. Mar­ About 100 of the Swedes had been uled. The rebels announced last throughout the United States and the ^idance of the park and rec­ all you. together with the police weekend they would not negotiate been discussed for the past two government spokeaman went be­ Bids on waterproofing under a tin. and Katanga army, to march on rushed there as reinforcements ...... j a to some foreigm countries. yond U.S. demands by calling for, w r . n painting process ranged from, reation department are asked to Refreshmenta were served by G arden G rove years, although the final decision the airport Tou will fight, you will when the Katanga platoon invaded unless the French abandoned Juans Missionary candidates on their Obituary report to the Bolton Elementary Mrs. H. A. Kimball and commit­ to talk simultaneously with a rival was just made recently. Negotia­ a halt to the Soviet airlift before Ward Will MOVC $6,750 to $23,375 and the range shoot, you will recapture the air­ the field during th*. night. way to South America are pro­ for waterproofing by brick re­ School ball field tonight at 6, tee. including Mrs. Ruth Shedd, Algerian group. tions are under way in Miami to agreeing to a cease-fire. TELEPHONES Ml 9-5313>-Mr9-5314 port." Three roadblocks straddled the cessed through the office,,, and U.S. authorities foresaw the placement and silicone coating bringing application forms signed Mias Jessamine Smith, Mrs. H. D. But before the ultimatum was to road from ElisabethvlUe to the air­ Walmsley refused to say what missionaries returning to this locate a new site. George Wlnthrop Avery Sr. To Shop Center by their parents and the required was discussed, saying that was up posalbility of-an agreement imder waa from $6,400 to $28,773. Puter, Mrs. Raymond Goalee, jmd take effect, Tshombe announced he port. two manned bv Katanga Ellington — George Wlnthrop Chapman’s bid provides for five- fee- ^ ‘T/ie Little Train That Couldn’t^ Mrs.*>Willlam Gray. to Washington. which arms aid to both sides would had reached an agreement ntinued from Page One) government there, just want to be and roughed up a Canadian U.N. acting on behalf of France, which Arthur H. Motley. U.S. Chamber Hampton; two daughters, Mrs. said: "In hundreds of thousands of neutral. Curtis, superintendent of schools, Home. the roadside to gather stones. They week of murdering Finch's social­ Richard Grenier of Middletown China Is a member. new Stop A Shop outlet as a ten­ Inspection in February. Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ and A. RavTnond Rogers Jr., prin­ began to stone the Swedes in their soldier. is faced With losing the opportuni­ of Commerce president.. .Harry ant. Checks totaling $369.52 were re­ miles Sind 12 million people—what mudeaked, atraw-thatebed villages The Incidenta attested to sudden­ ite wife, Barbara Jean, 36. ■Wjaltzer, former business agent of and .Miss Bonnie Avery, at home; ton correspondent Grace McDer­ of Indochina there la little inter­ cipal of Manchester High School, cars and within minutes the win­ ty to negotiate an end to the re­ The same jury sets their pepalty. Vientiane, Laos, April 4 — ceived by the board from insurance is now North Viet Nam. Laos, off INJUNCTIONS ISSUED ly rialng tension throughout The bellion or modifsdng its statement the Newspaper and Mail Deliver­ three brothers, Eugene Avery of mott, telephone Mitchell 3-6566. est in either the war or demands will discuss suggested improve­ dows were smashed on the two East Hampton, Richard Avery of The military strongman of Laos' Advertisement— companies covering smoke damage on the edge of Indochina, was Buffalo. N. Y., April 4 (iP)—A Ckmgo following the dispatch of of intent to also negotiate with Its only choices; ers Union of New York and vicin­ pro-western government today ac­ for independence. ments in school curriculum. white vehicles. The occupants were Indian U.N. troops to Katanga Death in the gas chamber or life West W ai^ ck , R.I., and Arthur to the school kitchen last year. federal judge has issued prelim­ Members of all PTAs. PTSO and ,other groups. ity, swltchee to plea of guilty in cepted the role of the great powers split off and given independence. "The people reflect apathy. bleeding. province. Imprisonment. ’The defendants are Avery of Ellington; and a sister, Since some of the bills have already inary injunctions barring im­ PTO units have been invited to the Some whitea with the Katanga French offlclals denied, how­ federal court to charges of ex' in ending this country's ciril wsir. been paid from board funds and Chdrehmen Plan The anti-Communist govern­ They don’t seem to care whether HOIA^S The Canadian soldier was one of Mrs. Howard Stacey of Ellington. mediate efforts by an anti-man­ treated separately. tortion. He said hla army la "ready to halt , HOSPITALIZED BUT a red flag ^-aves over (them) or meeting, .sponsored by the educa­ Army forced their way through a party of five seized 15 miles out­ ever, that the U.S. oonUct was Both were convicted of con­ Funeral services will be held to­ the money received goes into the ment of Diem, who took over what agement group to gain control of tion and finance committee of the the mob to rescue the two Swedes. American people’s supposedly hostilitie's as soon as the order Is the banners of democracy." side Leopoldville yesterday while made at the behest of the French spiracy to murder, a capital of­ morrow at 2 p.m. at the Ladd general fund 6t the town, the Emanuel Banquet was left, got South Viet Nam with Irving Air Chute Co., a para­ league. This will be the first of They forced the bleeding men to sit on a sightseeing trip. Set. MaJ. Jim government. They declined any deep commitment to education given to do so.' IT COULD BE WORSE board decided to ask the board of And eight years later, when half fense. Pinch was convicted of first Funeral Home, 19 Ellington 'Ave., Emerging from the first cabinet its 50.000 square miles. For years chute manufacturing concern. series of three meetings on state up and drive through the crowd, Hodson said the Canadians were in comment on the meetings. seems to be “one of the great illu- Rockville. The Rev. Paul J. Bow­ finance to refund to them the of. Indochina waa lost to com­ vdille Katanga'troop clambered degree murder. Miss Tregoff of sec­ meeting held since Moscow re­ The Elmanuel Churchmen of he had his hands full trj-ing to Judge John O. Henderson issued affairs. The other two meetings clvUlan clothing but were driving In France, right-'Wlng extrem­ aiona,” says Welfare Secretary man, pastor of Union Congrrega- By ROGERS—WHO ELSE? amount paid for repairs to the Eknanuel Lutheran Church will munism. Secretary of State Dulles the injunctions yesterday against on the hoods. ond degree murder. Abraham Rlbicoff.. .Unconfirmed sponded to the western peace pro­ subdue the different South Viet­ noted that the French fight against for league members only will be \Vr /oo MAIN sm n a white U.N. Jeep. ists opposed to any negotiations The doctor could get death or tional Chqreh in Rockville, will of­ kitchen. The smoke damage w-as sponsor a father and son banquet Morris Blumberg. New York, a held April 18 and 19. manchesth. conn •'Now we have made the U.N. reports from Hong Kong say bad posals on Laos last Saturday, Gen. On the front page of a beauti­ namese groups which opposed communism still didn’t have broad "One Congolese came screaming with the rebels were blamed for life imprisonment on either the ficiate. Burial will be in Ellington caused when an oven unit in .one Friday, beginning at 6:30 p.m., at former director of the company; Mrs. Robert Stone, chairman of prisoners.’^ a soldier screamed to up and ordered us to walk across two more bomb explosions yester­ weather delayed departure from Phoumi Nosavan eaid the govern­ ful medbage which accompanied of the stoves failed during the him. bucking. He tried to draw a les­ conspiracy or first degree counts; Center Cemetery. ment places “ total confidence” in Luther Hall. After the truce, bit by bit. Com­ his son. Herbert Blumberg, Stam­ the league education and finance the mob. the road and gel on our knees in a day. Peiping of Robert E. McCann, 60- There will be no calling hours. night, resulting, in scorched baked The conunittee for the banquet son from it, and he said: A short way down the road a his sweetheart on the conspiracy an internationally negotiated solu-|o“ *’ delightful and appropriate munist guerillas began to Infilt- "Resistance to communism ford, Conn.; Roy C. Shoenharr, a committee, will be in charge of ditch." Hodson said. "He started One bomb shattered windows at year-old American released from beans and much smoke. includes Herbert Bengtson. chair- director, and several Insurgent group of angry Africans attacked count. Her second degree convic­ Red China prison after nearly 10 tion in Laos. breakfast at the Mamchester Me- trate from North Viet Nam. needs popular support and this in the public ’meetings Other mem- to slap us and used his feet a the Tunialan consulate in Mar­ tion carried automatic sentence of Edmund J. Stula D. J. Rotondo, principal of Can­ enan, Allan Hellstrom Jr.. Lennart candidates up for election 'as com­ a white woman. Police went to her years because he Is critically ill Although he was brought to morial Hospital this Easter morn- Throughout the war the French turn means that the people should bera of the committee include Mrs. couple of times. seille in an apparent protest five years to life. Rockville—Edmund J. Stula, 42 ton High School, ’explained the Torstenson. Gilman Hardon. and pany directors at a stockholders Thpmas Connolly, Mrs. Frederick rescue, but not before she was against the role Tunisian Presi­ with lung cancer.. .French press power by U.S. support, he said a Ing are the words “He Is Risen." merit system of rating teachers John O. Nelson. got comparatively little help from feel they are defending their own hacked several times across the One of the Canadian boys had Superior Judge David Colemam ot 53 Vernon A” e., died late last neutral Laos would be "wholly de­ the Vietnamese. French officers national institutions.” meeting April 19. Becker. Mrs. Raymond Gowen, his glasses broken, but when the dent Habib Bourguiba played in welcomes President Kennedy’s And carefully placed between the used in Canton. Rotondo said that Ralph Kanna of television will body. ordered the jurors locked up over­ forthcoming visit to Paris but notes night at Rockville City Hospital. sirable.” Washington now sup- told American reporters they could But the same story is being told Attorneys for the company's Mrs. (I3iester Kobllnsky, Mrs. Wil­ Several thousand other Africans Congolese started to swing at him opening the way for peace talks. night after they debated one hour He was bom in New York City, ports neutrality for Laos. pages that it will not wrinkle the teachers had initiated’ the idea give an illustrated talk. liam Malken.son, Mrs. Robert Mur­ A more powerful blart damaged he and President Charles de Gaulle and therefore transferable to our o f merit ralsses. He believes that John Nelson will be master of count on only about 10 per cent of now in Laos w-here the Kennedy board of directors sought the in­ gathered around the deserted UJN. with the butt of his rifle, some of and 58 minutes yesterday. De­ May 25, 1918. Phoumi, who is vice premier In the populatioh. administration is trying to stop junction. The ba-sis for the in­ dock, Mrs. Beldon Schaeffer, and headquarters building in Elizabeth-^ his colleagues shouted at blip to a Marseille building housing both face some tough bargaining. wallets a Heavenly likeness of He the only reason- for merit raises ceremonies, and Erland Johnson liberations resume at 9 a.m. Paul Egan, controversial mayor He was employed as a machinist the government, said that while in­ will lead group singing. At the atart of the Indochina the drive of northern Laotian Com- junction was not made known. Mrs. Philip Sumner. vine, chanting and screaming, stop." Communist and a Conservative (PST) today. at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. ternational effor*- continue In­ whose supreme sacrifice causes the la to improve classroom Instruc­ wUle leaders exhorted them to The Congolese .accused the newspaper. No injuries were re­ of Aurora, 111., for eight years, Surviving are his wife, Mrs Christian world to give thanks on Tbe examiner reported that, mo­ appears distinct non-favorite to ternal reconciliation should not be tear the building down. Tshombe’s Canadians of being Indian troops ported in either explosion. ments after the jury retired, a lip Helen Daley Stula; two sons, Rich­ ruled out. He said he would meet Easter Sunday for His Resurrtc- ( forces earlier had cut off power and of trying to open up the port win third four-year term in city reader among spectators reported election. ard Stula and Donald Stula, both wlth any Laotian leader to discuss and water to the building. Matadi, which the U.N. sur­ Carole said inaudlbly to Pinch: "No at home; two brothers, Bronislaus formation of a national union gov- A number of patienta and staff Through the afternoon much of rendered to The Congo army a matter what happens, I love you.” Stula of Colchester and Thomas ernment representing all factions, members have joined with me In the population of Ellisabethville month ago. Open Forum The Up reader unidentified said Stula of East Hartford; a sister, He said perhaps the big powers approving the omission of the aad- seemed to be in an ugly mood and The Congolese drove the Cana­ Finch's reply was not caught, be­ Kennedy in Hurry, Mrs. Kenneth Jones of Blast Hart­ could help get the meeting start- denlng depiction of the Crucifixion, ready to support Tshombe to the dians to a Congo army camp at •The Future of America’ cause his lips were Invisible. ford; and his stepmother, Mrs. ed. In the four days J have been in hilt. They wanted knives, clubs, Thysville, 75 miles away. Later Carole’s lawyer, standing beside Hooks 2 Tee Shots Joseph Stula of Colchester. Phoumi did not refer to a Itate- the hospital no less than 63 wom- iron staffs and rifles as they roared Congolese officers ordered the To the Editor, her at the time, said he did not TTie funeral will be held FYlday ment yesterday by Information en here and four in letters have approval of Tshbn.be's Bntl-U.N. Canadians released. Some six weeks ago President hear hqr make any such atatC' at 9:16 a.m. at the Burke B^ineral Minister Bouavan Noraslng, w'ho asked me after Inquiring about my exhortations. As the Canadians were being Kennedy sent a special message on ment. To Wrong Fairway Home. 76 Prospect St., followed said an embargo on foreign arms Injuries if I am going to continue V Tshombe. w-ho had to force his taken back to Leopoldville, a education to Congress. It contain­ In a sweltering courtroom, the by a solemn Maas of requiem at supplies to all factions should be the demand for the same electric t way through a dense mass to large crowd gathered about the ed his views on the over-riding state demanded death for both in (Continued from Page One) St. Bernard’s diurch at 10 o’clock. part of any cease-fire. Western light rates and bulb exchange reach his speaking platform, de­ U.N. jeep shouting threats and importance of education to our fu­ payment for the fatal shooting on Burial will be In St. Bernard’s sources here say such an embargo privileges without charge as East clared that from now on the peo­ spitting at the U.N, soldiers. But ture as a nation. ArSerica’s twdn July 18, 1959, of Finch’s beautl' In just as much of a hurry as Cemetery. would be Impossible to enforce on Hartford, ple were to engage in '•general the Congolese soldier driving the goals, the President stated, must ful estranged wife. a gallery of about 100 watched, Friends may call at the funeral the Soviet-supplied rebels. I can truthfully add to Isaiah sabotage” against all United Na­ jeep chased the crowd away. be: "A new standard of excellence The 43-year-oId doctor and Mlaa Kennedy tried another drive. It hottxe tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m., “I am very happy to learn of the 43:2 the words: "He waa riding a tions troops—"and I don’t care The Canadians were taken to in oducation :— and the availability Tregoff 24, her eyes swollen from waa 4Umost a Carbon copy of the and Thursday from 2 to 5 and 7 to agreement In principle reached by vvlth me Wednesday afternoon at how you do it.” U.N. headquarters in Leopoldville of such excellence to all who arc crying, stared dully at jurors as first. 9 p.m. the great powers and particularly Uhe time of my accident" and I He threatened severe sanctions and released, about eight hours willing and able to pursue it.” Deputy Dlst. Atty. Clifford Crail Before the round. White House of their objective which is the same can with equal truth answer the against anyone* black or white, after their arrest. ■ The President said further “This said: press secretary PMerre Saliqger as that of the royal government: now more than 400 querists about who cooperated with United Na­ A U.N. spokesman said several Investment will pay rich ^vldends "Pay day hfu arrived for the had at long last given a go-ahead RockvUle-V ern on Cessation of hostilities," Phoumi the electric light situation that if tions. These sanctions included up otheh U.N. personnel were arrested in the yeara ahead —• in Increased wages of ein. . . . Here we have for limited coverage of Kenne^ said in referring to the diplomatic i am privileged to be around for to five years Imprisonment. over the weekend, but that none economic growth, in enlightened greed, avarice, lust, fruatratlon. at the first tee. ^ maneuvers on Laos in Moscow, a few more weeha no stone will be Before Tshombe spoke, a part citiz^s. in national excellence.” I believe w|th all my hesirt that But, aaid Salinger, only of the Bar Unit Expected London and Washington. left unturned t« correct the glar- was harmed and all later were re­ *-"The royal government," he con- mg inequity on which my friends of the vast crowd attempted to leased. ' Neither these sentiments nor Pres­ thfs is a case where the death pen Preeident standing there. Nothing storm the UJJ. headquarters and ident Kennedy’s espousal of them' alty should be Imposed " on Kennedy swinging a club or To Endorse Lugg tinued, "has committed forces to m Manchester and some adjacent the'nearby UJ*?. hsopltal. are news any longer but I am Maxwell Keith, Pinch's attorney, walking arotmd the course. put down an internal rebellion. It areas are burdened with not one pleaded for life In^risonment. has found Itself confronted by lota of justifying reason, Katanga poHce managed to hold prompted to call attention' to them An 'outright ban on coverage of The Tolland County Bar Associ­ them-back and it was only the ar­ Lebanon Man Held "If he receives life impriadn Kennedy’s golf went Into effect rebel foh:es supported from abroad. i „ bridge toll fight whUe once again because of recent devel­ ation will take action Thursday rival of Tshombe that prevented opments right here in Manchester. ment, there may be a benefit to right after he was nominated for some beneflcliries of the elimlna- them from attacking the U.N, On Theft Gharg es A. short while ago our General society,” he said. "Dr. Finch has the J»realdency last July. During morning to endorse Rockville At­ that hostilities in ^ o s no longer have already , buildings. Manager recommended that $225.- considerable medical akills; he the campaign Kennedy took aome torney Harry H. L/ig^ for appoint­ were o f an internal charecter but ,aved thousands of dollars I did could do great good in prison had taken on an international as- expect anyone to offer to share / Tshombe had declared prevlous'- Henry J. Pudlo, 32, of Water­ 069 be cut out of the Board of digs at Elsenhower for playing so ment as a judge of the Common ly that the reinforcements of the man Rd., Lebanon, waa arrested Education’s budget. The biggest Give this man a chance to atone.' much golf. aa.f a. ai. vi ^hc cost of thc dramatlzation of tj.N. forces in Katanga could Of redhaired Miss Tregoff, at , Salinger throughout has follow­ Pleas Court. For this reason, he said, the that expose of a rank imposition yesterday by State Trooper Rich­ part of this sum w'a.s to be used Lugg’s name came to the fore powers have shouldered the.prob, „ „ the users of two of the bridges, mean grave trouble, and the air­ ard Maynard of the (Colchester for the hiring of 22 additional torney Donald Bringgold said: ed a policy of announcing general ■ "The testimony shows she hever last week In Capitol Hill specula- lem M d Laos wlU abide by their so I waa not surprised when only port incident only heightened his Troop and charged with breaking school personnel. The aiiji was to ly when Kennedy plans to play anger. touched or harmed a person in her gplf. Fo? example, newsmen were tlon on appointments to fill up­ solution. I seven people . said "thanlc you." and entering witii criminal Intent, bring dotvn the pupil-teacher ratio coming vacancies in the court due "The actions of the United Na­ and larceny over $250. life ...if she gets life, she won’t kept pretty well posted when Ken­ In this electric light rate fight which, in’Manchester, i.s cotwlder- be a girl when ehe gets out." nedy got in a good many rounds to retirements. Don’t be a dishwasher.. . Buy One ! tions in our country are a "casus The arrest was made, according aBly shove the state average. Even with the town Itself paying more belli’ (cause of war)," T'rfiombe The state* contended In three here as President-elect last No­ Two Democratic nomination^ South Windsor than $200,000 a year for electric to police, in connection with with this personnel we would be will be made w d one Republican. s said in his brief statement, which break into the Fargo gasoline sta­ trials that the pair coldly plotted vember, December and January. current, with the hospital which running behind the rest of the and carried out; the bullet-in-the- But the answer always was Lugg, a Republican, Is one of the ordered mobilization of the entire tion on Rt. 32 in Franklin on March state in this respect but. at least, two legislative commissioners and Cyclist Remains _has made available for my family population i'to deal with threat of 27. back slaying. The motive: To "no" to 'requests for photographs and me unsurpassed medical care "widi 9tttf poxAue of a we would have begun to close the avoid a costly divorce settlement. or on-the-spot srories. has served Jn the House of Repre­ foreigners in our state." Tires, batteries and motor oil gap, In so fsr as It went this sentatives. "Also mentioned as a dishwfidier, • dioke ot ft- As a first move, the President taken at the Ume of the break Finch and his onetime employe While Eisenhower was Preai' On Critical represented an attempt by our. argued the shooting was acciden­ dent,, newsmen had no blank possible GOP choice Is Atty. How­ moui R()gen pltte chest of called on all Katanga citizens to have been recovered, and police re ard Hausman of New Britain, the trustees of which have not demonstrate, outside the U.N. port Pudlo has signed a confession. superintendent and our board of tal. , check permission to cover his Gordon Elldred, 37,- of Thomp-1 offered their help .to lower their silver ot 3-piece dinner set He Is being held in lieu of $1,600 education to head in the direction In the event that the present game. Occasionally, however, they counsel for Republican lawmakers sonville, remained in critical con- I light blUs, just headquarters in the center of at the General Assembly. the chamber of EUisabethville. bond for appearance in Circuit of "A new standard of excelVerice jury should fall to agree on the were allowed to watch and photo, dition at Hartford Hospital today, commerce and many big business in education . . ." in Manchester. penalty for Finch and Miss Treg- graph him as he drove balls off the Lugg said' over the weekend he where he was admitted Friday firms will save literally thousands Every month Hartford Electric cus­ A showdown appeared imminent Court on April 14. has heard the talk of possible en­ between the UJ^. force in Ellsa- A chain saw Pudlo said he took The General Manager Justifies off, one of two things could hap­ first tee, or as he played out on the with severq head and body wounds when I win, as I will, all have tomers by the hundred are learning the in Franklin in November 1958 has final green. dorsement for the judgeship but following a motorcycle accident totally ignored an expense not' a Contest for Husbands. bethville—some 800 Swedes and eliminating the additional person­ pen: The court could dismiss the said he could make- no comment handful of other nationalities also been recovered. nel becau.sa "we had a pretty good jurors and empanel a new jury, Kennedy arranged a mid-after on Rt. 194 in South Windsor. single one of them can afford. delight of owning a dishwuher. Why Trooper Maynard was assisted in noon departure for Washington about It. He said he knew no more and the foreign-offlcered Katanga school system a year ago, a prettv or the court could impose life im­ than he had read in the newspa­ Eldred has a fractured skull, in the matter of the hospital If don’t you? troops. Relations have worsened the InvestigaUon by Trooper Ed good .system this year and we will prisonment on both. aboard an Air Force jet plane. He leg and arm, said a spokesman for the trustees are withholding their Win « diibwodier for your wife. Enter ward Peters. Is being accompanied back to the pers. ahaiply between the U.N. com­ Dos.slbly have a pretty good sy.stem The judge is not em^wered to Nominations for the court posts the hospital. support because of the annual con­ our oooieic end win one of 11 famous mand and Tshombe since the Ka- next year...” He seems to be impose the death penalty in case capital by his wife and their two state police from the Hartford tributlon the light company makes And most of them are portable dish­ BAG CUTS SECRECY small children. are expected to be made by Goy- brand disbwaiben to be ^ven as prizes tsmga army last week captured aware of the damaging effects of of a jury disagreement. Court at­ ernor Dempsey In the next two or Troo, said the accident occurred toward the hospital I say and I washers going into exis'ting homes. You the north Katanga town of Ma Waahington, April 4 i(T)—Upon the, proposed cut since the only taches Indicated It is unlikely that The Prealdent came to Palm when Eldred attempted to pass dare anyone to question this state- the demand of the Kennedy ad- Beach last Thursday for a long three weeks. non from troops of Antoine Gi' hope he can hold out Is that there a new jury would be empaneled. • The Tolland County Bar Associ­ two cars proceeding west shesd of ment that if the llgfht company don't have to wait to get it built into senga’s Stanleyville regime who mlnlRtratloh, the top-level Bunl- may only 'ipossibly" be a "pretty Easter weekend holiday of relaxa him Rt. 194. The second of the gives the hospital a fair rate and- nem Advisory Council (BAC) tlon mixed with work. ations endorsement is expected to your dream kitchen. Just see your dealer seized it two months ago. good system next year.” CUBA TO FREE U.S. PAIR be made in a meeting at the Supe­ two cars started to make a left at the same time stops Its annual But Tshombe appeared to be today dropped Its club-like ex- Washington, April 4 —Two The relaxation has included turn, and Eldrsd’s motorcycle check to the hospital the hospital W fhe 25 Hoedi or !eio on ’’Why my — a portable performs on delivery. In any event I cannot believe lot of golf and swimming. The rior Court room at 9:30 a.m. waiting for another move by the clUBlWty, It* power to »elf-per- that, in this year of 1961, Ameri- Americana held In Cuba since Thursday. Lesuling Rockville at­ struck the car’s left front fender, will be twenty times better off. wife ahonld bave an electric diih- U.N. force. A police cordon thrown petuste its memberahip, and their plane was forced down on a work included dealing with the The driver of the car was unin- each year^^ I rans anywhere are willing to settle Laos crisis and concluding ar­ torneys. say unanimous endorss- around the Swedish camp on the much of it« secrecy. The organ! for merely "pretty good" education .flight over the island are being ment Is expected. jured,. police said. For years, as a town official, aa Buy it during April or May and you’ll zatioo of some 170 executives, rangements, announce yesterday, eutsldrts of the city had orders for their children. Our Pre.stdcnt released today, two Congress Also to come before the bar as­ a legislator and as head of various have the choice of a chest o f silver flat- “ to take aggressive action only if embracing many of the heada of members announced. They are for a 3-day conference wifh has made this clear. Hla word.s and French President Charles de sociation is a report by the com­ state commissions when I was Star Rogers Extra Plate Flatware, there is provocation from the the country’a biggeat corpora- the people’s reactlon.s to them haye pilft Linden Blue, about 26, of mittee on recommendatlone for ad­ sure fellow citizens were being Gee an entry blank at your dealer’s. Of ware or English pattern holloware from tiona, accepted a list of “ aug- Gaulle in Paris'starting May 31. Attachment Filed 34-piece, Chased Rose Pattern Swedes.” confirmed, it. Denver, Colo., and hla passenger, mission to the bar of John R. Fisk imposed upon I waa motivated by participating dealers. No UJI. troops could be seen on geetiona” preaented by. Secre­ Donald Swenson, 36, an execu­ And it was brought to. light dur­ that great admiral’s order in Ihe coutae, all Hartford Electric custmners Our future depends very largely ing the President’s Florida visit and Preston F. Harding, both of the streets of the capital. tary of Commeree Luther H. on the level and quality of educa­ tive with Gerber Products Co. of Ellington. In Divorce Suit face of catastrophic possibilities: • t e d i ^ e . Tshom ^ made rapid tours Hodges and eonrurred In by Fremont, Mich. They had bMn that the II.S. secret service was in­ tional opnortunltv provided for our "Full steam ahead." I like friends Y ou ojight even get one free if hus­ through Klisabethville's African Prealdent Kenne— Jews In World War H. The state and police armed with every type of 1257 Main St. According to sentenced today to one yearia the security gudrd arotmd the Ken- administrative court rojectid and custody of three minor chllill"®"^ by the electric light com- A 3-year-oId male French poodle dren. I P***y r^ardless of what it costs. THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY o f light automatic weapon choked police he may have been lying thinks he’s a mother hen. Impriaoameat for ooptempt. of nedys. Elchnuum’s appeal from a for­ downtown streets. there since 1 a.m. todqj-. Paul Mrs. Lee Borgia bought six Oongrees by refusing to answer So far there have been no ar­ eign office daaielon that he le The papers note that (he defend-1 And taUowing the factual find- Machlnagun posts were set up Malka waa taken to Hartford questions about hla potsIMo rests reportedly because of lack of not eatitted t i legal or flfiandal ant has been guilty ot an Infnmouallngt ot costly research work I am small Easter chicks for her three crlm# with violation conjugal [havliw done I will overlooking most intersections- Hospital suffering from abra­ children and the family poodle Oonunonist aftUiattons. Seeger air-tight evidence and because the aid from thla eeoatry la fata trloL ot Troops oommaadsered shops sions and possible Intenial In- -“Joseppl" promptly adopted them. waa convicted last week oa 10 suspects have made no'overt move. IBIchmaiui,'’ born In Anatrla. duty and had served time tai the the u o v e and many othsr sc-eaii- and offlos blocks. The telecom Julies. PoUoe said that he waa The /log is gentle with the contempt coonta. He waa aen- But there has )>een speculation the clalniad that as a aatarahied stats prison, . ■ . ad tamtars ta d e m s i i d ^ < « c r 4 munlcations center and the head in a state of shock and was un­ tenced by U.S. DIatrlot Court Cubans might be picked up for German he had a right to such The esse Is retumabls to Hart- < happy correction of this damnabls chicks, Mrs. B oi^a said, but re­ ford County 8i]|pilor Court In Hay. situation. quarters the & ta n g a nuUo able toitell them bow be fell. fuses to let anyone near tl($m. Judge Ttaomaa F. Murphy. questioning eventually. help. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY APRIL 4, 1961 ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SJANCHESTER Esv VS E tn a o HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY APRIL 4. 1961 PAGE ELEVRT PAGE TEN DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE OU|l BOARDING HOUSE with - MAJOR HOOPLE BUGGS BUNNY in the Ubsl conviction of tsuinc struotlon firms expired midnight firemen had to pull hose lines across the tracks to extinguish An«wr to Ptavlotw Whiteside. Woodbridge, conoem- Sunday. Present wage scales were N 1B8U E State News, lng( statements made in his week­ not disclosed. the blaze, which waa minor. ly newapaiier, "The Grapevine Meanwhile, the union faced a WEDNESDAY MANCHESTER SHOPPING ^^/VIDST8e1HATM^/i/HMMM^MG American Statesman •MAN OF THE YEAR* im ia M(EC6 l^lSPIRESVOU(lgt: M ABOiCS Press." new difficulty from another front. s ^ r ' ------.X. - - Town fire officials said future New Britain, April 4 (fl>)—San­ l=.7”*S5Shi'vuSi l/HUS^a'^-^AptiR ALlSJ AJOBOtXVlS ACK08S DOWN Upheld a Superior Court ruling IBodento, Roundup in an arbitration dtofiute between meetings of last night’s size would ford liOW' of Southington, director lAnwrleu 2 Tetuton lender the ConnecUcut .Union of Tele­ be barred at union headquarters of the New Britain Art Museum, miss IRONlNft/7ir-f> A NBMrRllO dlptomat. has .been selected .as the New, ISOT HIS v o ic e f^gQARD ' ^tOISTT'^/ Dean— SRaUbird (Continued from Pace One) phone Workers and the Southern because of the fiye hazard from the BACK, but it s EHeUbitlM 4Reteinc New England Telephone Co;, con­ large crowd. Britain Art Museum, has been last VBAR/ZfyvS^®^ IHe BEANS PARKADE Slnlet selected as the New Britain Press A6 IMP03VEO v ttu .B e Kennedy—— cerning the company’s job evalua­ ASLAM8$tlEW] .MOentuty plant ' BOathar The pardons board only acted on tion progrram. Club’s "Man of the Year." Low has S P iueo I P : iSBeorerlMailnE 7Two (prefix) petitions of prlsonera aentenced by Held in Kidnaping directed the museum since 1938 THe SEODAto// H e s s o u - 14 Biblical weed BHoipaal Superior Courta in New Haven and Ordered a n*w trial in a suit Hartford, April 4 (4')—New York - BPEECHieSS resident dottor brought by three Stonlngton resi­ and Is president of the (Connecticut U Hawaiian 9 Approach Fairfield Counties. Petltlone from dents against the .Manchester authorities are expected here to­ Academy of Fine Arts. AFTER-(ItESHM/ Mpper prieonere convicted in the other morrow to seek extradition of 32- TH&0LD6D/ 16 Story lOCongera 48 Pace School Bus Service for injuries ITFUUp 11 Large plant 31 Horaa color counties will be acted on May 2. sustained in a car-bus accldenL year-old Thomas Cassaboomi a ONE DAY SKCIAL -DESCKVES-A IS Lingered 32 Italian dly 49 Tramp factory worker charged with kid­ BGrtBR.- ISIfatcallne 80 Burden The board also: - « nickname 21 Attack . SSAiahie ^ Cut one year from the 5-to-7- naping his 14-year-old niece. Cosmopolitans Set WEDNESDAY BREAK/ 23 Small Utonda 41 Small candlea B2Maadow9 Earmnga Dip 3 5 % IBOaelie ' 24 Mourning silk 45 Tope of beads 54FiJaefod year prison term of Daniel Cassaboom was arrested yester­ ao Feminine 47 Ped an t 85FemInUM Rosario, 29, Bridgeport, convicted Hartford, April 4 WPI—Tax re­ day oq a tip by postal clerks. The Musicale and Tea BY nidmeme , 25 Wander eppeHetlcn lief and getting rid of its Merl' " ONLY SZCooiteay title 36 African itter Kennedy— of violating the State Narcotics girl. Resale Orvia, of Cotteklll, N. a l l y 0 0 1 28 Blemish him to head 86Irdand Act after a large quantity of mari­ den division did not keep the Con­ Y., near Kingston, was found In a 24 School fobjed theSUte 61 Mariner’s necticut Company's earnings "Musical Connecticut" will be PARKADE STORE 27Bud'etlblinc 30 He to an— direction juana was found In his hotel room rooming house. the program theme for a muaicale statesman Department in 1059. from skidding 35 per cent during The girl told police she had not ..I HIRB? 1 YES® RIGHT/ ) lU/^&enwona r r 1 Rejected a plea for an outright 1960. been molested in any way. She and tea to be sponsored by the GET YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION FILLED AT LIGGETT S b IS4Dtvlfionaf the 1 r r r 1 r r This is shown in the company’s confirmed Cassaboom’s story that Cosmopolitan Club of Manchester HOi SfV? J UKMWPCrS calyx pardon for John Pharr Jr., New 1960 annual report recently filed ' 26 GennsoC cattle IT York City, who recently served a with the state Public. Utilities she had gone with him to get on Friday at 2 p.m. in Memorial ## ## nr S-to-16-year term for perjury. away from her family, police said. Hall at Center Congregational i STThli-----to n f Commission. We Save You Money U.S. fccietaiy 18 Pharr, a lawyer, waa arrested in Higher^wages and other ex­ He is being held on a fugitive (Church. otiteta tr connection with hie handling of warrant. In New York, kidnaping H i f penses more than offset the 3126,- Guest artists will be Mrs. Ruth SSIdoliM IF II several divorce cases in which 740 Aax relief the company re­ charges have been filed. The girl S. Smedley, pianist, and Mrs. Eve­ 39 Pillar out-of-state residents perjured will be returned to her home, po­ IfvilS S S 'S 140 Violin maker ar ^1 ceived in 1960. Last year was also lyn Reffelt Agmello, soprano solo­ PARKADE fiVMEELS AR& 142 Make lace ^ testimony about residence in Con­ the first yeaV that the company lice said. ist. both of New Britain. TORNlM Sa l43Compaj»potat STS"H" ZB 1 |W II B necticut. operated-Without its Meriden divi­ Mrs. Smedley la a past president <•*11 TtlEMMBmB 44Eniopeen Rejected about 60 other mercy sion which had-been .running up -E ire Delays 40,000 and now a member of the board of SHOPPING CENTER I mountain petitions, including 10 from con­ directors of the New Britain Musi­ SALE H" ■ deficits of about 345.000 annually New York, April 4 (A') — Forty ! 46 College decree victed slayers and two from wom­ in recent years. cal Club, of which she was a found­ W B T MIDDLE TPKE. • Ml 9-2343 ; (lb.) li thousand commuters were delay­ BY DICK TURNER ,4BStore en convicted on narcotics charges. Net income before federal tax, ed as much as an hour and 20 min­ er. She Is a teacher of voice and BEST-SELLINfi BRIEFS YO UU SEE CLIP THESE COUPONS CARNIVAL SI Fourth AiabUn RT] es (revenues .less expenses) for utes during la ^ evening's rush piano and a member of the South I caliph Charter Change Opposed I the company’s entire operations hour by an electrical fire under a Congregational Church choir in ^■1 ■H ■■■ Hi 'S3 Conceal M 1 u — ... dropped from 3366,782 In 1959 to New Britain. Mrs. Smedley was Norwich, April 4 —For the 18239,648 In 1960. New Haven Railroad car In The BY AL VERMEER 67 Musical qiiaUly Bronx. fonqerly church soloist In Bristol SAVE ON HAIRCUTS PRISC ILLA ’S POP SSBererage u H third time in a decade, a move to . Because the Connecticut Com- and Hartford. ELSEWHERE 3Sc to 49e EACH! 80 Smell tl r replace Norwich s coimcil-manager pany files a joint federal tax re Twenty trains on the New Haven /vnFE « U R E IS 60Iv«(y4ika IT II foiTO of government has failed. turn with the New Haven Rail- Railroad and the Harlem division Mrs. Agnello is soprano soloist A N E X P E N ^ V <1\ ezClustereoT The commim ty’s voters rejected road, and the latter has been op of the New York Central Rail in Trinity Methodist Church in investments •pocangiaia u a charter revtolon In a referendum at a loss in recent years, road were affected. New Britain. She attended the AN<5rHEI2 feme ■T Julllard School in New York and ELECTRIC eSHaye .... yesterday, 5,084 to 2,802. At issue company has not had to pay The fire broke out at 5:35 p.m. WOMEN'S COMfORT. N E W . 64EnUiusUfUc ST H was whether the present govern- fg^gral taxes, The New Haven announced normal has studied with EJdward (Ceher- O R E ^ mann, formerly of Hartford. « 7 ardor ment should be replaced by a service was restored at 7:30 p.m. WEARING AVISCO, : HAIR CLIPPER SET strong mayor aiid council. i r> l n i , / - > f _i The fire started on a train bound Mrs. John P. Cheney Jr. will in­ A strong mayoY charter was sup- Uerby riant Llosca I tndudtt barber sheirs, BY FRANK O’NEAL for Stamford, Conn., a t’ 194th St. troduce-the guest artists, and Mrs. ALL ACETATE SHORT RIBS ported by both political parties, but Seymour, April 4 — The and Webster Ave. H. C. Straw will be hostess for the A I comb, "butch” attach- it met heavy resistance from Nor- Derby Castings Company was Power was shut off because tea. - wich’s outer town area, which closed today when employes re­ 4 for m wit and hstnictfon book. s j\)9T Pixep Good! 9 toou> BE ' faced a tax adjustment under the fused to cross a picket line set up change. by the 17 members of Liocal 13680, 1He1i}l^/EI^CK,'yD0RMMESTl! STRIKING liHELVE IN A SKONg The proposed charter would have. United Mine Workers of America, YDl/LL H W No MORf TBOUBLe. provided for the return of polltl-1 The .union seeks a better pen- At the 7 i» W v w ) cal parties In pli e of the non-1 Sion plan than the one offered by f Panties partisan system. The mayor would the company, a union shop clause, nave been empowered to appoint an addition^ holiday to bring the Anrn»twu.»m. tj^ »».uj.QW, nearly all department heads, In­ yearly total to 10, an Increase In BY JOE CAMPBELL cluding an administrative agent to BONNIE vacation allowances and a 15 cent W. G. GLENNEY CO. Full cut with all the features REG. $11.95 take care of the day-to-day work hourly wage hike. • IDEAL FOR CHILDREN vVOO BETTER V illi of the city. Charles Stbkesbury Jr., the of higher priced styles. Wash I It was the third time iti 10 company presidenL said the top • W 1U PAY FOR ITSELF IN 1 MONTH MIND ME.THESe' ' years that opponents of council- hourly wage is now 32.56 an hour. It Is Easy To Get The beautifully, stay fresh. White WtdwMdoy Only manager government have been In addition to the 17 union mem­ WITH THIS COUPON ONLY beaten at the polls. bers, the company employs some and colors. Sizes 6 to 8. 30 others In its office and as sales- Modern Ceiling O'NBAU TV Man Bound Over New Britain, April 4 (jT) — SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! 1- MNG! 7-BONG! Michael J. Mlklush, Hartford, Tea for Legislators You Wont For Your Home At tiM PARKADE 2- BONG! 8 -BONG! tele-rision repairman, has t>een or-1 Hartford, April 4 (>P)—Hartford Popular dered bound over to Superior Court County legislators and their wives Pleasant I 3- BONGl q-BONS! on charges of obtaining money by will attend a tea at the residence Reg. 89c false pretenses. of Gov. and Mrs. John N. Dempsey Tasting 4- BONG! lOBONG! Mlklush was among eight TV today. ONE DAY SPECIAL Anti­ I repairmen arrested last February The Governor said that this was septic 9UJL Saccharin 5- BONG I U-BONG! after a two month State Police the first of a aeries that will be WEDNESDAY 4 -V probe of complaints about tele­ 1 V4 Gr. 1 B^D.APM.OR« CiSp held for members of the Legis­ McKa^ Im. 6- BONG! 12 BONG! vision repair practices by some | lature during the month. The tea.s ^ N L Y "Actually I don’t know how heavy a load wa've put, servicemen. will be held on Tuesdays and I REG. 1,000 I JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD In It— how much does your monier weigh, dear?" Five of the eight men arrested | Thursdays, (not 100) \ have now been ordered boimd over PArIu DE STORE. 89c WIOW HON THE/ HAPP0I, ] ' BUT WOT Ojjl-Y CO I BU1.TD V 3W THEy SPREAD MP I HOWTO.erCP'EM' BY ROUSON LITTLE SPORTS C|»rt T.« beror. Juas. J.l» O, , MOUTHWASH Sili-ges against lh6 remaining Union Is^threatening a strike I I I m.n arrested Were dls- against Connecticut construction Pint \ . v when the judge ruled the firms If Its contract demands are | LADIES' 29c , State had not established a case not met. against them. More than 1,500 union members. WITH 1MI5 COUPON ONLTl WITH THIS COUPON ONLTl In addition to Mlklush, the who operate heavy equipment on , r others awaiting trial In Superior construction projects, voted last SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! ■ SAVE! SAVE! SAVE Court are Robert Gordon, Frank- night to authorize a strike in event PETTI-SLIP lln Rose, Chester T. Avis and How- there is no settlement, -REG. $35 '** Cdpr.’*!tM-WwU ltH)lits tsrd. ard Wilson, all from tlie greater A union spokesman said a key REG. 49c MODERN DESIGN ±SL Hartford area. | objective was better working con- ] 7 TUBES H i - Tint BY JOHNNY HART 4ltions. NOT 5 TUBES B. C Supreme Court Rulings The union’s contract with con- N PANTY SET EPSOM Hartford. April 4 (/P) — The BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Connecticut Supreme Court of Er­ rors has ruled that it Is uncon­ ★★★★★★★★★★★★ SALT HOLD ON.-nOER. MR.SAWy|R FUTIFTOIS HMM».TERHAPSrr stitutional for the General As­ '^•mSJUCKASf m n o r m UNTIL HE HAS 6T6ICKY0U / IT IS A iWUlOKSAriR sembly to establish standards for COKTUN RUSSIAN MAW'A TEST TO ASCERTAIN P U a,yA N K E E ,[ N O T W a ,) TO MAKE THE TEST admission to the State Bar. Beautifully styled petti-slip with matching panty, 5 LBS. iFTHEGASlSfilNinNC. BY PEVIL, I V'nOIR- A W nSlO E IN TW NERVI GAS UKEX RWYCUOPENj In an unamimous decision writ­ SAVE MONEY and SOLVE (not 1 lb.) AM/FM m ! YOU WANT,THEM ten by Chief Justice Raymond E. embroidered with butterfly or flower trim acetate nYSOOO HONGKONG Baldwin, the court ruled that "the YOUR CEILING PROBLEMS TOO! I I TABLE RADIO ®jnr POLLAlSrNOW.^ T power to admit persona to practice Is a judicial one Inherent In the If your ceilings are cracked and uneven—If you are tired out tricot. White, pink, lilac. Sizes small, medium or I I Excellent reception! m courts as a separate and distinct from the noise of modem living—we have the answer to your I Beautiful tone!. department of government." problems! ^ I Handsome cabinet! It added that the state constitu­ la rg e . I I995I tion adopted in 1818 stripped the iLilMHiPilVa WITH THIS COUPON ONITI -4-4 4/uf legislature of all its judicial pow YOU CAN HAVE A NEW ARMSTRONG ers. A t (he PARKADE BY DICK CAVALLI The High Court ruling upheld a or NU WOOD CEILING OF BEAUTIFUL MORTY MEEKLE decision by the New Haven Supe­ r T H I N K l 6 L I K E T O THEN AGAIN,/AAf/BE rior Court rejecting a suit brought and SOUND ABSORBING CEILING TILE COME EARLY a B E A F K 2H T E R A N D CROeHeRCOLUOAH I'D RATHER BE A by Sidney S. Helberger, New MICKEY FINN BY I.ANK LEONARD iVEGonoeivE JET PIUCfT. Haven, agrainst the Bar Examining ON SALE 6(DME THOUGHT CHALLENGE THE Committee. In th* overage 9x16 raom $ J 0 . O O IT'S A RACE FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS, TOWHAT IW ANT W ORLDS CHAMPION. Helberger pharged he- should for CK liHle o s ...... WEDNESDAY yEAH.I AND HE PHIL... WORTH ABOUT*50,000/ TO BE WHEN have been adniitted to the bar xm- SO HAZ^ITT thinks JT WALKED AWAY IN HAZZITT MUST HAVE A HOI IGRCWUP. der provisions passed by the Gen­ ONLY WE'VE BEEN LYING \ A HUFF/ WHAT'S , eral Assembly , in 1957 Which made Easy to install. You Set ABOUT THE HORSE, EH? ) THE SUNRISE STAKES? I eligible for admission persons who save at our low OtQ^ I caualu lacked the educational qualifica­ price on ceiling tile. HEAVYWEIGHT aJCe tions established by Superior *p*oldfcir ^Wlotreoe 12 X 12 size. 64 sq. CHAMP FIGHTS Court judges. ft. per box. HERETUeSCWy The 'General Assembly provision Bob Far rand A t the PARKADE specified that the educational re- quirdments were to be waived for (Formerly of John’s Barber Shop) Per Tile \ T T ^ lawyers who have practiced in extends a cordial Invitation to nil | 10c Supreme Courta in other states for to visit N-* c IHI hy HIA, hw. TAl Reg. UA PM. 00. 20 years or more. Helberger said he lacked the HIS NEW BARBER SHOP Just Arrived for Wednesday Selling! CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER educational qualifications buf said This Week's Special! that' as a former pracUcing at­ 544 CENTER STREET THI5 GUM ■ THATG twice rilE SEARCHED THE torney in New York he fell under BUY NOW and SAVE ICRIMIMY-A COT! SOMEBOOY5 EUEN AMPLE PARKINO BY RAI.STON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY HERE SIMCB 1 - LIPTBI! HF5 COHIK I TOOK FROM ATTIC FOR WHATEVER CAUStP THOSE the Genetal Assembly's execptlon. MR. ABERNATHY THrOEPUTVOM .UNGOPIY GROANS! 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I - I 1 ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY APRIL 4, 1961 PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CON^^ TUESDAY APRIL 4, 1961 -Spring Training . Yanks Fail to Break Through Roberts But Liner Shelves Philadelphia Ace 'A Little Finesse WARM UP Augusta, Ga., April 4 (/P)— As golf’s brightest stars tuned up today for the Silver Jubilee Masters Tournament, the CHURCH TENPIN PARKADE DUSTY New YnrJf Anril 4 the tat of the Yanlu’ Cletef been hit with n ball above theAinninfa for. the Cardlaala St-f*®** Standing* XOrK> AprU *k \ H r) Boyer_____ wi struck«m am him on the ear. ur«iat-**waist,” hm ha ma said.M. •*!‘T fhniiBiht thought If it WAM was T^nl«Louis scored Al1e>lf«all •> its nmaruns in fJi#the bftatbeat thi0the OH Orioles.oIM. RRookie o t W # JO®Joe Mc- meet’s very first champion said the storied Augusta National Standings Earl Yost Robin Roberts, puffed ear and more serious at flrBt, but I guess C?laln,'looming bigger every day W. L. W. L. Pet. — Injury Not Serious sixth, three on Joe Cunningham’s Course now is a test of power rather than finesse. Paganl'i Caterers . . . .69 43 .618 From Florida Sports Editor all, has taken another big It was Just fright” baaes-loaded triple. in the Senators'" plans, worked Wapplng No. 2 .....6 5 ^ T 5 The 13-year Phils’ vet Is under­ nine Innings and allowed one run Horton Smith, the aging, meticu­ Talcottville No. 2 ...6 0 20 Imperial H om e...... 68 43 .613 stride toward the Philadel­ Back-to-back double# by ’Tcmy Bob Friend, vying with Vem lous putter who won the inaugural going treatment at a Clearwater, and several hits. round yesterday Indicated he'll be Comm. Baptist No. 1 53 27 Bohemian C lu b ...... 68 44 .607 X. phia Phillies’ opening jday as­ Taylor and Johnny Csdllaon broke Law for Pittri>urgh’s opening day show In 1934 and ap'ain triumphed Nelco Tool No. 1 . . . .63 49 .563 Fla., hospital today to guard Home Run Power In 1936, readied or Thursday's pressing to . Improve his fourth- St. James No. 2 ...... 52 28 signment that used to be his against a "cauliflower ear” but up the 'game against the Yanks assignment, allowed but three hits place Masters’ finish last year with So. Meth. No. 1 ___ 52 28 Denison Presses ..62 49 .558 in the feature of a Monday ex­ In seven innings against the Reds The ex-Senators — the Minne­ start of his 25th consecutive Mas­ Joe's Barber ...... 62 49 .508 by habit. the injury isn’t considered serious sota Twins — rode their home run ters. He sadly commented that the 287. ^ St. James No. 1 ...... 46 34 The veteran pitcher, who has hibition program that also saw in a second successive strong per- St. Bridget's ...... 44 36 Ace to A Sylvester ...5 8 53 .522 Bucs Fa/ from Complacen t, and he’s expected to get hla open­ power over' Detroit, accounting for „ Augusta National "Just isn’t Test Course 57 .486 had only one winning season in the Roberta' former teammate, Curt formsmee. ' Nelco Tool No. 2 ,...6 4 ing day "warm-up” as scheduled 10 of their 11 runs on, two clrciUt treacherous now. Two other players also seeking Wapping No. 1 ...... 42 38 58 .477 list four after ranking for years against the Pirates in an exhibi­ Simmons, pitch S t Louis to a 4-3 ’The Angels, ^ o ’ll probably Emanuel No. 2 ...... 42 38 Case Bros...... S3 victory over Chicago’s lYhlte Sox; play many stich free-wheeling shots by Harmon Klllebrew and 'It still is a tremendous golf their first Masters' title. Chick NuWay Tobacco . . . ,52i 59 .468 as the National League’s top tion at Wichita on Friday. one apiece by Don Mlncher, Dan Harbert and Dick Chapman, tired Second Congo No. 1 . .39 41 righthander, pushed his string of Pittsburgh whip Cincinnati, S-3; games with Uielr pitching short­ course,” said Smith of the par 36- Cupid Diaper Serv. ..51 61 .455 Barring further complications Dobbek and Elmer Valo. Chuck 69’a as most of the big guns In the So. Meth. No. 2 ____ /36 44 71 .360 Ready with Stand Pat Club scoreless exhibition Innings to the new Los Angeles Angels age, used homers by Del Rice, 36—72 layout cradled in some 6,000 Comm. Baptist No. 2 35 45 Dicken.son PlumblAg 40 that’ll tune the 6-2, 200-pound crush San Francisco, 12-8; Wash­ Steve Bilko and Faye ’Throneberry Stobbs kept the Tigers under con­ yards of horticultural splendor. expected field of more than 90 Man. Auto Parts •'..,40 72 .357 23 1/3 yesterday. Then a drive off Roberta for the Phils’ opener at trol with a yield of just three hits Second Congo No. 2 32 48 72 .357 his right ear sent him to the ington edge Baltimore, 2-1, in IS to Whip Juan Marlchal and the "But within the past five years hand-picked entires tested the Trane Mfg...... 4 0 Los Angeles a week from tonight in seven innings. wind-swept course under leaden Emanuel No. 1 ...... 30 50 showers a little ^ n e r than Man­ innings; Minnesota wallop De­ Giants. Marlchal, Giants’ rookie somqjiow H has called for more Second Congo No. 3 28 -62 St. P^^ersburp. Fla.— Are at the Coliseum. troit 11-4, and Cleveland outlast ace last year, was blasted for sev­ Boston’s injury list, already in­ power than trickery.” ’ skies. Vaulting into first place were ager Gene Mauclyhad intended. cluding outfielders Jackie Jensen So. Meth. No. 8 ...... 28 52 Pagani's Caterers, with four men the Pittsburgh Pirates coni- The 34-year-old Roberts pitched Robby, who has won 233 games Boston, 10-9. en runs and 11 hits In five innings. Tougher Fairways Defending Champion Arnold So. Meth. No. 4 ....2 0 60 In the big leagues but shows only Simmons, who helped Roberta Felipe AkM homered t'wlce for San and Carl Yastrzemskl, added All- The lush, verdant fairways and Palmer, aiming for an unprece­ over the 500 mark, which swept placent after winning the Na­ 6 1/3 scoreless Innings in the Star third baseman Frank Mal- Talcottville- No. 1 .. .16 64 all four points from Aceto A Syl­ Phils’ 3-2, 16 inning victory over a 64-69 record for the last four and Jim Konstanty pitch the Francisco. well-matted greens which Smith dented second successive Masters' tional League pennant and seasons, wasn’t too disturbed by PMllie Whiz Kids to their startling Catcher Frank Zupo’s bad throw eone, who sprained an ankle slid­ said may have resulted from such title and hl.s third in four years, vester's Imperial Steak House, the the New York Yankees—then Scrambling back to within five previous leader for several weeka, then taking the measure of wobbled off the field at St. Peters­ the injury. NL pennant in 1950. allowed but on Marty Keough’d bunt enabled ing Into second base. He’ll prob­ factors as Increased fertilizing, came in with “a 71 or something games of the top run this week the New York Yankees in^s “It was the first time I’ve ever two runs and six hits In eight Jim Mahoney to score .from sec- ably be sidelined a few days. seedings or watering make it lost its grip on the top rung by burg. Fla., when a one-hop smash like that.” was Talcottville No. 2 with an 8-0 dropping a 3-1 decision to Denison ~tbpsy-tun-y gfveii-same World Se tougher for the shorter hitter and Ken Venturi, who finished a whitewashing of South Methodist rirs f Ahvone who asks Manager Presses. Bohemian (Jlub remained the calculating putter. stroke behind j Palmer's winning No. 2. League leading Wapping in the three-cornered dogfight with Dannv Murtaugh this question W "Those boys who boom the ball 282 last year, also shot a 71, while Community No. 2 had to settle for had better stay beyond spitting a 4-0 triumph over Mancheater don’t have to worry too much 73's were carded by Ben Hogan, a 6-3 triumph over Second Congo Auto Parts. distance. The jut-jawed Irishman, Just Press Another Button' about bunkers and traps, while the No. 1. who.se chewung cud is part of his two-time Masters winner and hold­ High individual series for the m i U N I M C foil isn’t therd to bring the shorter er of the meet record of 274 Liated with the top keglers were evening belonged to Jack Murray, makeup on the playing field, had hitters up cloier,” said Smith. "On Harry Schwab 242-591. Joe Mlran- ' a ready ans-.ver during our conver- (1953); power-hitting Mike Sou- 214- 202—687, while Joe Paggloll M the green, j where you sometimes chak; Jay Hebert and alter to 210-528, John Gust 236-569, Don had high single of 247 and a series pation. IBM Machine to Help Cubs had to figure a big break on your "1 don't know where that all Burkemo. Anderson 206-555, Winthrop Viner of 570. Other fine scores: John puft,' now Its a matter of distance 552, A1 Blardl 210-550, Gene Darna Dunyak 203, Wally Marsden 205, got started. If We get beat, it'll be rather than direction.” While Hogan was hitting the liall because the other clubs beat us. Chicago, April 4 —Some­ The master sheet la made But under this system, there Skipper Welcomes New Pitchers to Braves as well as, if not better, than 210, Tom Bell 209. Roy Isham 205, Paul Blllason 212, But Billy Casper, former U. S. l should no longer be guesswork John Steeves 209, John Martin L out with the data, where the f He’s just as Important to a win­ W'e're using the same system in time next August the Chicago By EARL TOST Open champion and a ranking most, his sputter still was betray­ HOLIDAY WIVES spnng training that we always game is played, whether It Is involved, especially in sending ning team as a catcher and second Manager Charlie Dressen talks to his two new pitchers after they reported from the ing him. On the 18th of yester­ 215— .550, Bill Oppelt 550, Joe Ryan Chibs will be playing the, Mil­ at night or day and so on. in a pinch batter. A manager 8 t Petersburg, Fla. — "W e’ll basemsui and shortstop combina­ Masters' contender this year, also Best totals were Lori Sinicrope 214-557, Nino Paganl 202—565, JL have — a refresher course in fun­ Chicago*Cubs. From left is Dressen; Seth Morehead and Moe Drabowsky. Andre thinks the once treacherous speed day's practice round, he two-putted 117, Edie Correntl 116, Kitty Si- damentals for the older players, waukee Braves and a member On a three-and-two count, — or coach, as in the case of take the Moon and you can have tion.” Frisch, wintering American League, Coach Leo 101-104—205. Dave Sapienzia 110- final day of the season to top that and rookie alike, reported in good manager. They have nine •■■Line drives, pop flies and Wrigley Field. Altman Is 2- Durocher of the Dodgers warns. ed for eeveral major league posts, 204, Ray Woolletl 108,. Tom four game edge In the pennant one with Houston’s new e n ^ In department, too. Simmons's 405 condition." coaches and an IBM machine. ground balls all have their for-9 against Burdette and 2- *‘Gu3rs who can’t hit anything bat In BasketbaU Scandal Humphries 101. came on games of 123, 148 and rftcc. 4/ Taking time to change chaws, There have been jokes about respectlvo^ columns, too. The for-5 in night games at Mil­ pop fly balls In the oUier parks will the National League In 1962. Gabe Mark with Red Sox AmongAhe top shooters were Paul, who will serve as general 134. Howie Afigust 138-138—381, Dave Murtaugh reached into his back rotating the coaches with third tlmeN.^ Ashbum grounds waukee. o wind up with homers In LA.” MERCHANTS Simmons' teammate, Rtindy pocket, took a small portion of moat of them getting a crack out and the fourth time up Since this hypothetical game manager of the new Texas entry, Scottsdale, Ariz. — How ground like an antelope in center ‘ 1961 and indicates he will. Ike Standing*' Balon 362. Art Bell 351, A1 Bujau- reported he Is oonsidering Good- DeLock, w-ho hardly pitched at all University of North Carolina, Smith, was rtinner-up in the aver­ ciUs 165. Bud Fuller 140, Tom Con­ tobacco, put it in his left hand, at running the team. he grounds into a doubleplay. is being played in sunny Baseball historian Fred Lleb, field. New York. April 4 UFi— The W. Pet. Nothing Funny nough for his staff. Goodnough is much have the Red Sox im­ last Spring, and worked only three admitted that Hogan’s rrien had .839 ages with 106 and held the dis­ ran 138. rolled it a few times and then Touring Herald Man with Dick Groat All this not only gives a Wrigley Meld, Bouchee will Finally, Jackie Jensen, com­ New York County Grand Jury Community Press .•■•23 tinction of rolling the best game, But there’s nothing funny get the call unless the coach who has authored numerous the same fellow who vowed the proved over the team which complete games in 1960, is much been on the campus seeking Conran’s ins...... 21 .583 brougdit it up to his mouth. coach a complete line on what pletely unavailable In 1960, is began an investigation today of a booming 169. Only other bowler COUNTRY CLUB MEN * * • about the use of the IBM ma­ Ashbum does against Sphhn, figures, that Altman Is over­ books on baseball. Including the audience at the recent Kacey finished seventh in the Amer­ stronger this spring and has been the latest college basketball information in connection with White Glass ...... 20 .556 out. "Without them we would have bek In the throat and all htmds Irish-Sports Night program In back, and, if anything, looks bet­ with belter than a 100 average Final Standings chine which should result into t but It also compiles what Ash­ due to get a hit against Bur­ Gas House Gang, was my press ican League in 1960? ter than ever, with a .364 average, impressive in two outings. scandals that already have led the scandal. He aaid the uni­ Vic's Soda Shop ...... 19 .527 See* Better League * been like a ship at sea without a were safe. Shantz was later re­ Manchester with his baseball Southpaw Chet Nichols has been versity cooperated fully. .417 was Bob Yo\mg with 102. Others Coming up with the high indi­ one of the deepest penetra­ bum does against lefthanders dette at Chicago in the day­ box neighbor and reported the That’s the big question as three homcruns to date and 14 to the arrest of two men. Moriarty Bros...... 15 ‘■We’re going to have one 'hel captain. lieved by the master juggler, tions into the vast valley of stories. the surprise of the spring training The pair. Aaron Wagman, 28 According to Assistant Dis­ Dart's Dairy ...... 10 .278 ' in the top 10 were Paul Quey 99, vidual three string mark on the •'Elroy Face was just great and In g;ame3 at home and in time. execllent Florida weather of this the club prepares to break camp RBI's to lead the club. j Howie Holmes 98, Allan Cyr 97, final night of the second round of luva leagpie this season, even bet­ Casey Stengel, and did not figure ba.seball statistics. games played during the day. Of course, Milwaukee Man­ seAson to date, allowing only one and Joseph Hacken, 41. both of trict Atty. Peter Andreoli, Hank when we needed help, Clem Labine spring was routine during the first In Arizona and head ea.st\vard and All this adds up three very„,val- earned run in 14 innings, and he Turning in a 392 triple, which In­ j Woody Gordon 97, Larry Aceto 96, play was Bill Allen. The latter ter than last year. There is a lot in the decision. Here's how the plan will It's a monumental task ager Charley Dressen will years that the major league teams Hammerin’ Hank Aaron, Mil­ New York were scheduled to Gunter and Art Hicks of Seton was a life saver. Tom Cljeney, Joe • • • northward for their opening day id rea.sons. why the Sox will be could be making the "Comeback Hall accepted tl.OOO each to cluded a booming 152 game, was' Bruce Cappa 96 and Mike Lauten- splintered the pins at a 429 pace of balance..You know I never work. when one takes Into considera­ probably yamk Burdette at trained in the Sunshine State. waukee outfielder, told me that he engagement with the Kansas Cjity appear for a hearing before make smy predictions but the Car­ Gibbon and Fred Green all helped Every time a Chib batter better in 1961. Story” of the year in baseball. Magistrate Louis Wallach In shave points in a game against Joe Mayer of Moriarty Bros. High­ back 96. which included games of 164, 139 Face carry the load. I can’t say Other Side of Fence tion that tabs are kept not this stage of the game In fa­ is now using a 33 ounce bat model Athletics at, Fenway Park on Higgins also points to Jim Joins Bullpen Other good scores on final night and 126. ■ dinals are going to be real rough. hits the 'ball, the result will be vor of a relief pitcher. But felony court, Dayton at Madison Square Gar­ light of Mayer’s 152 single were enough about how much Labine logged. For example, say the only on Ashburn but every Duke Snider Is 20 pounds lighter Tuesday, April 11. Pagliaroni and Ru.ss Nixon making With young Tracy Stallard join­ four consecutive strikes. were Smith 117-160—380, Holmes High individual average be­ 1 don't think you can write off at Shantz is now on the other side the Cjub coach doesn’t have to after trying a 36 ounce model • Both have been charged with den on Feb. 9, helped us after he w m cut loose by Chibs are playing the Braves, Cub who bats In a game and this spring than a year ago and Writers, rival pla^rs and man­ the catching, a solid position now*, ing Mike Fornielcs in the bullpen, He said an unidentified Con­ Other good scores turned in were 120-328, Ron Anderson 117-327, longed to Charlie Whelan with a least six clubs in our club as pen­ of the fence. In Pirate territory, worry, he’ll Just press another since he oame up to the major bribing two Seton Hall players Detroit. In our league, his sinker Spahn is pitching,and Ash- against the various pitchers Is ready to meet the challenge of agers, and fans \wo have been where it w-as erratic through much the relief pitching is bound to be and one from the University of necticut player had accepted Harvey Duplin 148-397, Bill Chap­ Gordon 131-325. Charlie Miller 126, 122. The top single string game nant contenders.” he offered. Euid he’s looking forward to play­ used. button. leagues. Why the change? '"The was a strike and over in the other bum is the batter/ the Davis boys, WiUle and ’Tom­ pitchers are getting too smart and watching Cactus League activity of 1960. improved. He's allowed only one Connecticut to shave points on 11,500 in a Connecticut-Colgate man 138-367, Frank Gallas 357, Todd Patter 113, Richard Wood was golled by Vin Bogglni.with his Truthfully, there are three fat league I guess they called it a ball ing In the World Series again, boys on the squad, but only one is "Against the Yankees, I hope.” he my, who are trying to dislodge him it takes me a little longer to get unanimously agree that this is a The arrival of young Chuck earned run in nine inr(ings of games in which their teams game at Hamilton, N. Y, He George Bensche 135-356, (Jharlie 111. 199 a week ago. High without a and when he had to come over the In the starting Dodger outfield. much better Red Sox team at the Schilling, who can iViake all the spring pitching. were involved. added that the two Seton Hall Ecabert 135. League banquet Is April 18 at mark was Walt Freeburn with a a player, Smokfey Burgess. The plate a little better he was hit told me. the bat around. If I go Into a slump roly-poly catcher has always car­ I’ll try either a 32 or 34 ounce end of spring training than the plays at second base, should tight­ However, after that group, the One New York police source players "are cooperating in our As the result of Mayer's fine 6 p.m. at Village Lantern Barn. 96. hard,” Murtaugh added. “lye’re a stand pat club.” Mur­ 1960 club. Exactly how much bet­ en the Infield defense. However, performances have been disap­ said the scandal could involve probe.” shooting, the fifth place Moriarty Other good scores on the final ried a few extra inches around his taugh declared as newsmen from Griffith Named Boxer of Month Familiar name on the roster of model,” he told me. Aaron hopes waist but he's still a fine hitter, There is little local interest as ter? The a.iswer to that,qucsUon Red Sox officials still admit they pointing: Tom Brewer continues from 15*ta. 25 colleges. The district attorney’s office crew upset league leading Com­ ELKS night were Whelan 160-137—412, other states started to arrive. the Dodgers Is CamiUl, catcher the Braves can come up with an­ to be a mysterj’.-' Earl Wilson, munity Press, 2-1. But runner-up several managers, including Mur­ Labine's parents reside In Man­ Doug CamiUl son of the former other centerfielder. ’T don’t care will-unfold after April ll. need help at shortstop and they But so far, District Atty. said Hacken has been arrested Standing* John Rieder 135—379, Ray Della- chester and on several occasions he "We'll field exactly the same team arc actively trying to make a after one good outing, has )>cen Frank Hogan—who also han­ on gambling charges 10 "times Conran's Insurance" failed to take Pet Ferra 141—378. Harry Mathlason taugh, say he’s the best pinch hit: as a year ago. I still think its good After Knockout Win over Paret Brooklyn first baseman. Dolf. The whe/e I play, but J prefer right, Manager Mike Higgins points to \V. L. ter in the National League- The has played a round of golf at the trade to strengthen that position. wild again. Billy Muffett, count­ dled the 1951 fixing scandal — In the past and that Wagman advantage,of this opportunity and . . .26 13 .667 358, A1 Gayson 354, Mario Boc- enough to win again.” he said. younger CamiUl Is up from A t­ field,” he said. Aaron, like most the Red Sox 1961 outfield as pos­ ed on for 1961 starting assign­ was convicted of trVing to lost three points to White Glass Patten Builders other two big boys are batting Country Club course. San Francisco — Hank Casey, sibly the principle reason why Frank Malzone, anxious to bounce 'ha.? made no new revelations. Fred's Package . . .. .24 15 .615 callatte 14()—351, Sher Ferguson lanta. outfielders, breaks in four gloves ments, has been fighting shoulder However, on March 22, Chan­ bribe a University of Florida which closed to within one game ractice pitcher Virgil Trucks and "Don’t get me wrong about our There are some dissenters, of 169 San Francisco, outpointed Providence, R. i„ April 4 tiP) — a heavyweight Von Clay for defeat there should l>e real improvement. back from a disappointing 1960 Aceto & Sons ...... 23 16 .590 136, Bund! Tarca 136. a season but likes to depend upon trouble. Rookie Hal Kolstad has cellor William Aycock of the football playeir last September. of the second place club. Satting coach, Roy Nbrthey, the pitching. We wouldn't have won course, but the Bucs, perennial sec­ Eddie Andrews, 161, Las Vegas, Emile Gi 'flth, 22-year-old New ing Scotland’s Cfiilc Calderwood, one. “ If I’m lucky, I can get by Not one of the three men who will season, is pounding the ball at a Putnam & Co...... 17 22 .436 Connecticut resident. without great work from our start­ ond division finishers for more than Darrtown Is oqe of many little 353 clip and has knocked in 13 been impressive at times, but was p a r k a d V HOUSE Nev., 10. York milliner who won the world Chiban middleweight Morentlno the whole year with"just one.” patrol the outfield on opennig day belted hard his last time out. Lea's Market ...... 14 25 .359 "I can see a t.vplcal six-team ers. particularly Vern Law (20 a decade until Murtaugh moved on New York — ObduUo Nunez, hamlets In Ohio and the home town mns to show he's ready to defend .3,33 standi IK" welterweight championship last Fernandez for a quick knockout of of Dodger Manager Walt Alston. was available when the Red Sox So the final analysis Indicates Deci's Drive-In . . .. .13 26 race. The other two clubs (Phila­ wins) and Bob Friend (18 victor­ the-scene look mighty tough. 167'4, Puero Rico, stopped Phil Saturday, night, is the National France’s Marcel Pigou. his American Leagpie All Star •"L. Pet. " I thought everyone knew e ^ r y - Outspoken Johnny Logan Is ' were struggling last August and that the question of how much the .759 delphia and Chicago) may be in a ies) but our bullpen really balled That World Series gold smelled Moyrer, 166»/4, Portland, Ore., 8. Boxing Association’s Boxer of the Welterweight Teddy Wright of September.’’ third base spot. Canadiens Need Win Toniffht Falling back into third place Green Pharmacy , .85 27 rebuilding process like we were in one else out there but 1 was wrong. bound to be traded before many The veteran Vic Wertz, al­ Red Sox have improved will rest , .78 38 .672 us mit,” the manager said. good to the Pirates who prior to Chicago — Billy Braggs, 137'/i, Month. Detroit was hailed for a surprise Rookie (Jarl Yastrze'wski at that on the mound. If Brewer can re­ were Aceto & Son.* which dropped Railway Express 19iS8," Murtaugh added, squirting "We should be stronger In the Griffith was selected over Floyd A fellow wrote me a letter and more days. The shortstop never did though fighting a weight prob­ Vernon Esso . .. , .71 45 .612 1960 went 32 years without hitting Milwaukee, outpointed Art W il­ victory over Argentina’s Federico hit it off with Manager f Chuck time was engaged in a neck and gain, his touch, If Wilson can con­ a 3-0 dcri.*ion to Putnam & Co. the surroundings with tobacco bullpen this year with Bobby burn, 138, Galesburg, 111., 8; Willie Patterson, who defended his heavy­ addressed It to me at Just Darr­ lem, is still one of-the most dan­ Fred'.* Package took over the run­ Walsh’s E.S.SO ...... 66 46 .589 pay dirt. Donnie Bu.sh piloted the Thompson. town, Ohio, no street and It was Dressen and now he’s ptejdiig sec­ neck battle for the American As­ quer wildness, if Muffett can over­ To Stay Alive in NHL Playoff juice. Shantz out there helping out.” previous Buc flag winner — back Westbrook, 148, Chicago, outpoint­ weight title by knocking out Inge- Eder Jofre of Brazil was cited sociation batting title, which he gerous hitters iri the game with ner-up .spot with a 2-1 win over Finast F iv e ...... 65 51 .660 Pittsburgh, being the defending returned to the sender because of ond fiddle to Boy McAHUan andt come his shoulder difficulties, and .447 Shantz appeared in 42 games with In 1927. ed T J. Jones, 149, Chicago, 8. mar Johansson. r for defending his bantamweight lost on the final weekend of the runners on base, and If Schilling If Kolstad can win, in the major Deci’s Drive-In while league lead­ Mitchell Electric .52 64 champions, is the team to beat and the Yankees last year, all In relief. The New’’ Yorker surprised by' Insafflclent addross.” Is expendable. Milwaukee needs can hit major league pitching Police ...... , .51 85 .439 crown against Italy’s Piero Hollo outfielders bad and can afford to year. In Cactus League games he leagiies, a lot of ‘‘if’s” admittedly Chicago. April 4 f/P)—The Mont.'s* In their semifinal playoff — are ing Patten Builders Increa.sed Us no* one knows it any better than The little southpaw, once one of dethroning Benny (Kid) Paret of Flash Elorde of the Philippine Is consistently. American League then the Red Sox can really be hungry but in top physical condi­ lead to two full games with a 2-1 Stanek Electronic .46 70 .396 the former second baseman, now "Milwaukee,” Frankie Frisch give up Logan, a guy who speaks has batted at a .350 clip and is batting champion Pete Runnels real Canadiens, champions of the the most feared starters in the Cuba. lands for defeating Joey Lopes of sure to be a top candidate for what batting Coach Ted Williams tion for what they intend to make | F decision over Lea's Market. Wood’s Locker . . .39 73 .348 starting his fourth full season as American League while with Phila­ Anthony Petronella, chairman of Sacramento, Calif., in bhelr jimtor told pie, “won’t ■win the National his peace. will alternate %vlth Wertz at first, National Hockey League and the clincher tonight. 1 19 93 .169 field boss. Murtaugh led the Pi­ "Rookie of the Year” in 1961, as has said they would be. With the leading pinners were delphia. was great In World Series the NBA Rating Committee, iMt lightweight championship bout, League pennant unless they can where he's a better defensive play­ "The surprise team of the year Stanley Cup winners the last five Pete BMZitis 169-413. Jim Aecto rates to second place in his rookie he succeeds Ted Williams in left er Chicago, which has not won s finale last year until the big break Old-Fashioned night explained the choice this and lightweight Carlos Hernandez come up ivith a centerfielder. Look One of the National League’s In the American League." years, find them.scives at tlie brink Stanley Cup since 193* and last 137-391. Stan Juids 141-373. Lloyd Included with leading keglers field. season (1B58), dropped back to which decided the seventh ganrie. way: of Venezuela for, ' 'eating PhUa- back and you’ll find no club ever best umpires Wijl call it quits after, Now, how about the key to the On Tuesday, April 11, a f 'Fcn- were Stan Banavige 221-568, Herb fourth in 1959 and won all the Geiger In Comeback whole operation, .the pitching? of a playoff elimination tonight. appeared in the cup finals in 1944. , MacNeil 364, A1 Atkin.* 3.55. Paul ljantz was going along smoothly “Griffith provided the most sen­ delphnia’s Len Matthews. ■won with a so-so guy out there. or tefore, the 1961 season ends. way Park, the story will unfold. Correnti 350. Charles Harris 152, Hall 201-552. Bob Arendt 217,. Jim marbles last year. sational touch of the year when he Cinterfielder Gary Geiger last Although it's still the biggest The Canadicn.* take on the up­ put in a lively hour workout yes­ i • « • fnd appeared to have the win all terday. John Madigap, 143. Tierney 215, Frank Mickewicz 210, accomplished what many consider August was home In Sand Ridge, question mark, and the search goes start Chicago Black Hawk.* tonight y'-J* ______Frank Kosak 205. wMa^pped up when a potential Hawks' Coach Rudy Pilous said Reliefers Did Job doubleplay ball—which would have Impossible by knocking out Pare^ III regaining his ' strength after on for extra starters, there arc in a win-or-else contest in the Chi­ Ideas Are Used being' sidelined with a collapsed some reasons for optimism. cago Stadium Vieforc a crowd of "This wasTj^jS^-SIiff workout, but GREEN JR. BOYS In their UUe fight.” HOLIDAY .MIXED DOUBLES "Relief guys (pitchers) carried ended the Inning — took a crazy A Bill Monbouquettc has demon- a good livelv one. Tho’' hnd lots Best totals Included Gary bounce, struck shotstop Tony Ku- In NBA ratings announced last Closest Friends WonH Tell Him lung. Completely recoyered. Geiger more than 16,000. Leading ladies were Nancy War­ us all last year,” Murtaugh pointed night, Johansson dropped from has been the top regular Red Sox started he's ready to head up the of bounce oiit there and are deter­ Meacham 125, Don Fish 123, Larry Phoenix, Ariz. (NEA)-r-Larry Jansen was an old-fashioned The Hawks grabbed a 3-2 edge Diihaime 122. Gary Winter 121, ren 114-115, Therla Mosher 115 third to fifth among heavyweights. hitter this spring, with a .386 av­ naff again. Last year,- Mondbo in the best-of-seven series with a' mined and ready to g o " and Alice Gagnon 112. Bill Thurs­ pitcher while winning 118 games for the Giants in seven sea­ Sonny Liston continued the No. erage and three home runs in 15 won 14 to lead the Sox pitchers, Bob Bvrnes 118. Bill Adamson 113, 3-0 victory in Montreal Saturday The Canadiens. meanwhile, Fred Adamson 112, Bob Constan­ ton 356 and Dick McConville 355 sons. An(} the graceful righthander has some old-fashioned 1 contender. Ranked after Liston But Richards Carbon qf Stengel ' games. He also has been covering but he's expected to do better in worked out for 45 minute.* In Mont­ night and hope to put an end to the JOE MAYER tine 111. topped the men. ideas abou! pitchers. One is that a pitcher has to pitch to are Eddie Machen, Henry Cooper Canadiens' reign in the sixth game | real. They were scheduled to ar­ of England and Zora Folley, Phoe­ develop a strong arm. of the series. rive in Chicago early today fol­ nix, Ariz. Miami, Fla. (NEA)—His lowing a 22-hour train ride. Back as a coach with the now The NBA also cited several oth­ If succes-sful. the Hawks would San Francisco club, Jansen sold er boxers — Philadelphia light closest friends didn’t realize Formal Garden Settinp^ Ready meet the Detroit Red Wings in the Once again the chafnplons will the Idea to Alvin Dark, the new how much Casey Stengel opening of the championship best- be without the service.* of Bernle manager and an old teammate. He there is in Paul Richards un­ of-.seven series in Chicago Thurs­ (Boom Boom! Geoffrion, the Player Pushed Himself Up As Masters Starts Thursday league's player of the year and says it worked wonders with vet­ til they wired the manager of day night, marking the first all- eran pitchers wltli Portland of the Basketl>all Clinic Uriited States Stanley Cup cham­ leading scorer. Geoffrion has an in­ Pacific Coast League, which he the Orioles for sound. pionship playoff since 1950 when jured left knee. managed the last two seasons. To Include Greer Richards not only thinks like the Augusta, Ga. (NEA*)—The Mas-^back. The visitor '-.likely to see the Red Wings defeated New York. Fingertips old professor but talks like him. Chich Evans teeing off with Jock One of the big surprises of the By Use of His While the Idea may be as old as ters has made the first Thursday However, if the Canadiens win, "When you get right down to in April as important In 'golf as the Hutchinson. Gene Sarazen playing current aeries ha.s .^cen the fail­ Casey Stengel, It hasn't, been used Storrs — Three members of the the series goes back to Montreal ure of Jean Beliveally to score a University of Connecticut faculty it,” says the Baltimore boss man first Saturday in Mey is to racing. Craig Wood" or B.yron Nelson. And for so long that It might be con­ into a wireless microphone in Paul speaking of old-timers, Ben Hogan Thursday night for a final, sud­ goal. Bellveau. who has no ex­ Afiami Kpnrh Fla (NEAl i tO’. I averaged $1,000. By play-»- When he finished his. schooling sidered a new conditioning pro­ team up with ^rank Ramsey, star The tremendous show outside den-death .seventh game. planation for his slump, has five Miami tseacn, hia. j g^^re tour, I've been aver- two years later there was, no Richards—Big League Manager, (Uid Samuel Jackson Snead still Gary Player is a South h ----- " i thought of further education at the gram. of the Boston Celtics, for an eight- Augusta, April 6-9, Is the Ken­ are very much In contention,, al­ a.s.sists but has failed to put the aging more than $2,000 a week. day summer basketball* clinic to be a CBS Sunday Sports Spectacular, tucky Derby of the royal and an­ The Hawks, who finished third university. "baseball is a paradox. Maybe this though they are crowding 49. puck into the neti In 23 shots on rican chicken farmer with a During the early week.s of train­ held at Camp Windham In August. cient game, the first of America’s behind Monteral and Toronto — In South African buying P^'C ' "I was a dumb so-and-so,” he ing at Phoenix' Municipal Sta­ Is the wrong word, but It’s strange which was eliminated by Detroit the goal Presley ducktail haircJit, a th at mean.* closer to $3,(|M Varsity Basketball Coach Hugh two golfing summits. The other, The flags of 10 nations will flut­ CHET NICHOLS grinned. dium, Jan.sen had every pitcher and an oddity that we’re looking of course, ta the United ^ a tes ter from the spacious score board. portable stereo ensemble"’that week, which will buy a lot o{ \eed Player married the head pro’s Greer whose teams have dominat­ for pitchers who can get bad balls for those 3,000 chick.* and 10 c o ^ , qjj,gy young work every day. Briefly, of course, ed the Yankee (Conference while Open, back at Oakland HillS’^ a in Although the Masters is the ranges from Elvis to Bach but the point is they did some swung at. We are looking for hit­ this trip, June 15-17. richest of all tournaments, the Schedule Collision and the ability to do 70 finger­ on the Player ranch ouUide children — J'nnifer, 22, and Mark stamping him the "wlnnlngest” ters who won’t swing at bad balls. hannesburg. "I'm keen on farm­ pitching Uq hitters every day. In coach of New England basketball The Masters, in its formal gar­ golfers shoot for vastly more than tip push-ups in ^ row. Brandon, born a month ago weigh­ past yeats, the .pitchers worked "W e- are looking for ways and That makes up quite a com­ ing,” winked Player. ing nine pounds, eight ounces (sta­ heads the trio of UConn men who we’re working on things to get den setting, takes on the aspect of money. Prestige goes with this one The National Fqtball League has Wings Plan No New Strategy on the mound on a two or three have been named to the staff. Oth­ a country fair with antebellum In addition to the added coin, expanded to 14 teams and length­ plexity for a little man of 25 who's He’s the only golfer who's fin­ tistics furnished by proud pop). day schedule. It Ls Jansen’s belief people out and yet we’re working also posing Arnold Palmer his ished in the coin in every event this Thev’ve just Joined him here. ers are Dick Wargo, trainer at on ways, up here to keep this man Southern plantation overtones. which a year ago totalled $87,050, ened the, season to 14 weeks, but that over a stretch of time his Spectators, more than 50,000 of with Arnold Palmer closing with the decision merely starts a series No Matter Whd Gains Finals greatest threap as the No. 1 golf­ year, and of all ro nds. through St. Player, the provider, totted up system will develop stronger arms. UConn for the past 19 years and from getting out,- So we’re trying. Petersburg, he shot 26 of them in staff trainer for the Pan-Am them, come from far and near to a par and two birdie 3’s to take of headaches for.the pro gridders er. his wages after finishing third in “Many times. If you’re not care­ the 60’s, a remarkable display. St. Pete. For the time being, the extra Games In (Chicago In 1959; suid ful you get Into a rut where you’re admire the blue ribbon shotmakers the capital prize, $17,000. Ten of the 14 teams use parks No foreign player has ever been work scheduled has been somewhat and savor the r. gnlficient scenery Detroit, April 4 m —The De-'^rugged club,” eaid Abel. "But I the leading money winner on the Gary has won onlv two tourna­ "How much was It worth?” he Carl Fischer, associate professor only thinking one wa^, you see. So Cleverly Designed Course tenanted by major leagues ba-seball don’t think our boys are going to ments in this country, the Ken- taxing on the pitchers, but they pf the Augusta National Course. teams. Yet the longer sfcason forces troit Red Wings plan no strategy American circuit that traditional asked. $1,400," you say. of physical education, who will actually it’s a kind of a round­ It is untrue that every hole of be pushed around by any team." lucky Derby Open in 1918 and the Player waa almost serious. haven't been bothered by It, nor about thing and we have to work The gently rolUng property orig­ the Augusta National Is a rep'.lca an earlier start on the-old football changes, no matter what team ly starts in Los Angeles in Jan 4 oi^ganlze and direct the^ program are they complaining. They seem inally was an arboretum, giving Adams .said the Detroit club has uary and whips throughout the I San Francisco Open this year, of the camp. both ways and In teaching the en­ of a famous one elsewhere. The loop. Bert Bell Jr., son of the late they face in the Stanley Cup which may tab him as a Dow to like the work. There are no sore The camp, for boys between the tire picture It idso shows the ball­ you a rough idea of how well It is truth Is that holes elsewhers are commissioner of the league is the "plenty of tough .guys.” country, but Player through the Exhibition Baseball arms, or other troubles with NEW VIEW—-Paul Richards uses television camera to tree and shrubbery lined, all of It hockey finals. "They’re playing the type of St. Petersburg Open won $20,685 Flnsterwald, alway up close but ages of 13 and 19, will run from players that If the other team Is copied from the Augusta National, man on the spot.’ making out the rarely quite there. Gary's a bit Monday's Results pitching equipment here in the making this particular mistake check Balthnore in training at Miami Stadium. bursting bloom at this time of which, was so cleverly designed by complicated schedule. He must get 'Our formula 1s simple.” said tough, aggressive hockey I like to and was $3,000 out in front of Aug. 27 to SepL 3, at Camp Wind­ year. 'Hi# Masters represents four General Manager Jack Adams. see—the kind we've been missing touchy about it, to&, for he claims St. Louis 4. Chicago (A) 3 Valley of the Sun, but for now ham, located In Windham (Center. then let’s take advantage.” the late British architect, Di Al- everyone into action each week Palmer, who’s getting choosey arms are heavy. lovely and leisurely days In the All we have to do is be certain around here.” Adams commented. about playing at every stop. five victories. PitUburgh 5. Cincinnati 2 Lectures and demonstrations by Learned Lot of Baseball ing pictures for five years and Ted doua success with young pitchers lister McKenzie, and Bobbj^Jonfrs. despite the park situation, and at "Plavoffs don't count.” he shook Minnesota 11. Detroit 4 country during which many visitors ^The layout measures 7,25ff yards to keep using it.” '*We have eight or nine guys w'ho The trick is that,after four years Improvement Due staff members will be presented Stengelese may be Greek to Williams Is the only hitter who sound simple enough. It Is pointed Sleep in canopied fomj-poster beds the same time handicap the season his head. "If I’m first after 72 Philadeiphia 3. New York 2 (16) most people, but OI’ Case got his and par Is 72. The tournament has to insure close races to the finish. Adams and Coach Sid Abel can handle themselves In any sit­ of dawdling arouncl the tour,.Play- The pitchers haven’t been able to mornings and afternoons while the never once moved hla hetid. When out that he won 58 games last in ancestral man'siOBd: uation. holes, I fl.srure t've won" Even WashlDKton 2, Bajtimore IJ IS ) mount real hard stuff. Thus far In camp Is In session. points across to the Yankees, and been bagged lieveral times with Using the dominoes with team agreed that the way the underdog er dropped in from' Johannesburg should another bloke be first, too. the good hitters move their heads season with five pitchers who By Invitation Only "Four o f our defensemen give Los AngelesIngelee (A) 12, San Fran- games there has been little In the the young Orioles understood they get them out” 280. Lloyd Mangrum set the course names marked on them which his Red Wings beat the Toronto this winter with 30 yards added He made a bif splash in '59, fin­ were 22 or under. Golfers may attend by invitation record, 64, in 1940. Hogan turned Maple Leafs in five games in their us as rugged a group as there is cisco 8 wdy of effective pitching. Jansen Richards well enough last season Richards reverts to Stengelese father employed to sort out a to his drives:\'Those fingertip push­ ishing", a close second in the United to jump from sixth to second. “Most people would be sucess- only.' Tliey- are as carefully selected in the lowest 72-hole score, 279, in schedule, young Bert .sees even best-of-seven semifinal series in the league. Our big line (Gordie ups helped. 7 States Open, and the ug moment predicts that the Improvement Is Watkins, Civitan discussing infield play. as the guests a)^, Melanie Lee Cul­ due the next time around. Stengelese could be the one lan­ ful If they could tty to find five 1953. more troubles than last year when was "check the daylights out of Howe, Vic Stasiu'k and Alex ‘T've lengthened my swing,” .he of his career was winning the Brit­ guage ballplayers understand "I t ’s up to him in the ball game guys who can throw the ball In peper’s grand soiree at the old Its very well to say that Palmer them and keep the pressure on — Delvecchio) isn't going to take explained in his clipped accent, ish Open that year. .» The Giants’ pitching power is gAM JONES plantation befo' the 'aw. There a 13-team league' forced him to In Fine Whiskey... In Playoff Finals best. teach himself and to recognize the way these kids can throw It,” and Gary Playe;- are the ones to, use 350 to 400 hours to get the Snd hope your hard work pays too much punishment. Delvecchio “ at the same time keeping it com­ "So naturally.” he declared, predicated upon Mike McCormick, the situation when they come up, says Richards. are 99 Invitees this time, 10 more used to take some, but he’s learned ALLING'S and can throw like blazes. Other And you learned a lot of base­ beat. But had better not count slate straight. When he’s finished off.” pact.” And at the same time, "that leaves my ambition to win Juan Marlchal and, Sam Jones. ball following Richards around whether or not, and how much Is Paul Richards frustrated at than a year ago, chosen not only out a dozen or more others, in­ to hand It out a little, too. which he didn't need to add, pre­ your Masters and Open.” Dark, Jansen,- and the San Fran­ starters are Billy O’Dell, Jack San­ (Curtain will be lowered on the for their playing ability but on this time, he’s sur.e of having only The Wings never trailed except annual Recreation Department’s Miami Stadium as the 90-mlnute time he has and actually the not having another long ball cluding Ken Venturi, Billy Casper, one thing — shiny domtnees. In the, opening game, Toronto’s ■ "Norm Ullman, Howie .Glover serving his accuracy. Yottng Player has come a long FLEISCHMANN’S cisco brass like to think that Mc­ ford and Stu Miller. Sanford re- television show was being put to mark and a good characteristic, hitter? breeding, general deportment and and Leo Labine can handle them­ American Volleyball League to­ Bob Rosburg, Art Wall, Doug lone triumph of the series. For his size (5-7 and 160), Play­ way In 10 years at an age when Cormick and Marlchal are the new corded six shutouts In '60, but was rather, almost a characteristic, whether thev use a spoon Instead selves no matter how rough things night with the playoff finals, gether. "N o,” he says, "because, after Sanders. Julius Boros, Jack Nick- The Wings cla’im they don't care er hits the longest ball in golf, ac­ most golfers are just thinking Warren Spahn-Lou Burdette com­ spotty. "You lunge.” the Old Boy Won that aU good infielders have is of a butter knife to eat green peas. get so we’re ready for any kind about cashing in on their ability. Scheduled for action in the best all, you know It’s a case of man­ A bum can’t win this one because laus and the Australian celebrities, President Ready which team they face. The Chicago cording to Dave Ragan, another is the BIG buy I bo. Dark has been experimenting out of seven game set will be Wat­ der of Waxahachie reminds Russ simply that they take advantage aging and hiring out to manage Peter Thomson and Kei ^^agle. of hockey the other club wants young professional At the age of 15, ht lay in a South Washington, April 4 OP)—Presi* $ 4 2 5 McCormiek, only 22, was the Na- with Billy Loes as a starter. Snyder, outfielder obtained from ha can't get In. _ Black hawks lead the Montreal to throw at us.” African hospital with a broken kins, regular seasem. winners, and of the slow runner and use aU and maybe If they had those long Because little Augusta is rather 'T lie y are fairly certain to still dent Kennedy, a righthander, Canadiens, regpilar season cham­ Same Intense Ambition .tional League’s earned-run cham­ Rechilt specials are Bobby the Civitan Club. The latter-fin­ the AthleUcs. “You step into the be around when the field ig cut to The Wings worked out yester­ neck, from diving Into a compost 4/6 QT. the time. . ball hitters they wouldn’t need Inaccessible, even the gallery, huge plans to Inaugurate th? major pions of the National Hockey Player also has the same inten­ Sales Tax pion last trip with 2.70. Bolin and Ray Daviault. BoUn Is ished second In the final season ball before you start your swing. "In other words, they dont the manager. They might just hire 40 and ties after the second round. day and scheduled another work' sity of ambition which character­ hole. He had never pUyed a round Marlchal, also 22, is one of the a gerat big right-hander who Swing now and watch your as It 1?, Is elite in this gracious league baseball season Monday by League. 3-2 In their semiflrial of golf in hla life. Yet he stepped Included standings. hurry the play on a ground baU anyone.” country. . , ... The closing round will be tele­ out for joday. izes Palmfr and the other big 97T HiJn StrMi gffpppOFki^y/ beat looking young fellows com­ thrbws by way of third base a la Each advanced into the playoff shadow. TTie shadow will show vised. tossing out the first ball. The round. The Hawks could wrap It onto a course that year for the on a slow ismner riie same as they Producer Joe Gallagher’s object The Masters is a reunion In addi­ up wtth a victory tonight In Chi- money winners. petent appraisers have seen In Don Drysdale. He strikes batters finals, Watkins defeating the Lat­ that you’ re moving yoiir head This la the Masters’ sliver jubl- Washington Senators and Chicago "W e’re playing for nearly two first Ume and ahot three holea ManchMtw—MI M SiS do on a fast runner. To recognize was to picture a major league tion to being a briUlant cMt and White Sox open the American Buffalo, N .Y.— Jaclde Donnelly, quite a spell out with a tremendous fast hall vians and Civitan downing the couple of feet. Keep jrour bead these times la the mark of a good camp the way It la. festooned production. AU the old Iss. caffo. million dollars,” he said. "In my (meaauring 150, 359 and 880 yardf) .still and pitchers won’t get you Laagus asaaon that day at Grif­ "Montreal has s lot of fine s ^ t- 1S6, Buffalo, outoototed Tommy •lANOKO WHISKEY • 90 PROOF • 60% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS Toothpick Sam Jones wasn’t as He won no fewer than 29 games West Bides. He brought hU oamsra orsws 8 . champlona g o lu nU the way ‘‘Aaethsr bourbon and brandi first 60 toumamenU In this coun­ Inl par. out with that junk. 1 InRsMer.” ______V. srs end the Hnwlcs are a Mg, Tibbs, ItV/i, Boston, 1». jlH I FLEJSCHMANN OISTILLING CORPORATION, NEW YORK OITV formldabls last year as the one be­ for Eugene of the Northwest Play staila at T o’clock at the Rleliards maJros hla tromsa- to the right place. ■ - biu* to ^ d ls McLeod eoms wator, boy." fith Stadium. fore, but he still bagged 18 games League in 1959. West Bids Rse. “ W s’vs been taking and study- A N-

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LeBlanc F^iml- and used furniture, china, glass, Ml 9-5132. to "common sense" of the west­ set for April 13. The Town Planning Comnriaslon Aasociation, Special Representa­ whitewalls, all power and electric Household Services ritories available in Manchester, 2-7545. Many other listings available. The bills were supported by Rep. in Gov. John N. Dempsey’s plans equipment, excellent condition 50% off list. Open evenings and ture Hospital, 195 South Street, sliver, picture frames sbd old ern powers. J. Tyler Patterson Jr., of Old Police an.swerlng Mrs. Man (TPC) last night tabled four tive, Clifford W. Barnett. 28 Otis Cali BU 9-4922. MAN WISHES gardening and odd DELUXE SPLIT level. 2>4 baths, 7 for financing state operations over Offered 13-A Saturdays. Satellite Electronics Rockville, TR 6-2174. Open 9-9, coins, old dolls and guns, hobby Pravda said President Kennedy Lyme. Republican majority leader ning’a complaint after midnight public hearing requests for zone 6t., Manchester, Conn., MI 3-7424. Call MI 3-0982. jobs, bv the day or week. Phone rooma, built-in range, magnificent FOR THE THRIFTY the next two years. I Service, 165 School St.,' Manches­ CLERK.TYPIST for general office Saturday We buy houselots collections, attic contents or whole had contributed to the improve­ sail} they took her’to Manchester A RETTIRED upholsterer from the MI g-ao'TS. Business Locations rec room, garage, high elevation. in tlie House, and spoke.smen for A diversion of $21 million made changes and granted a previously 1959 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-door ter, MI 9-1786 or JA 8-1669. work Apply Watkins Brothers, 935 of furnituri^ estates. Furniture Repair Service, ment in the situation by express­ j Mcniorial Hospital with a bleeding ehop can take care of all your up­ For Rent 54 Carlton W Hutchins, Ml 9-51?2. If you are interested in a fine the Connecticut P\lblic Expend! in 1959 by Gov. Abraham Riblcoff tabled request for a zone change INCOME TAX problems? The beat V-8. automatic transmission Main St. TalcottvlUe. Conn. Tel. Ml 8-7449. ing a wi.sh to achieve a peaceful nn.se. She told police her husband holstering needs at a gtreat sav­ Articles For Sale 45 home zt a low price, check this ture Council, and the Manufactur­ proved one of the hottest contro­ on Hartford Rd. answer Is to call PI 2-6607. radio, and heater, $1,495 , Center NCOTMONEY NEEDED! — settlement. ings. CH 2-2378. STORE FOR rent on Spruce *t. ROBERT ROAD—8 room Colonial, listing in Coventrj’. 3 bedroom ers Association of Bridgeport. versies in the legislature that year. hit her. during the argument at An Alexander Jarvis request, Motor Sales, new location 634 Cen Millinery Dressmaking 19 DENTAL ASSISTANT—Experience Pravda said the Soviet Union The motor vehicle assessment INCOME TAX preparation, busl HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or I TAKKE 3 YEARS TO PAY! Rooms Withoat Board 59 Reasonable and parktfig In the large li\’ing room. 24 foot master ranch, garage, lovely lot. A home "W hat the Highway Depart­ home, and she fled the house. tabled at a Feb. hearing, was ter Street, MI 3-1591. Open eve preferred. Write stating qualifica­ frozen, 30c doz. H Pasqualini 246J you will enjoy for only $13,000. favors a cease-fire hut made no bills were supported. In addition, ness and individual. Raymond WEAVING of Bums, moth aolea EXPERT TAILORING on ladies' START PAYING rear. Call MI ?-8C19. ’JIC SpruM bedroom with fireplace, dining ment needs is not additional mon­ Manning posted a $200 bond granted a zone change from Real- ings. and tom clothli^, hosiery runs, tions, references and salary ex­ Avery Street, Wapplng. COMFORTABLE room, gentleman, room, porch, 2-car garage. Well suggestion that it precede the 14- by the Connecticut Association of for his appearance on that count Girard. MI 9-6008. and gentlemen’s clothing. 139 pected. Box F, Herald. MAY 15th St. power conference. ies at this time," Ives said, "But dence Zone AA to Business Zone 2, handbags repaired, zipper re­ Woodland St. Call j^iiy time A. separate entrance, parking, MI landscaped lot 100x200, $22,900. THE JARVIS REALTY CO. Asse.ssing Officers, and the Con­ in court April 17. 1955 CHEVROLET. 4-door, 6 eyiln. LAWN MOWERS—Toro Jacobsen, WANTED LARGE ONE-room air-conditioned assurance ol continued revenue, at property off Hartford Rd. placements. umbrellas repaired, lovlne. SUPPLEMENT your family income 9-2951 or MI 3-1616. Phllbrlck Agency, kH 9-8464. necticut ambulance As.socialion.' der. standard transmission, radio Bolens, Goodall, Arleris^/Ridlng RELIABLE, HONEST PERSON office. 100% lilaln St. location Realtors — Appraisers “ Insurers a stipulated level from 1963 to The zone change Involves prop­ Personal* men’s shirt collars reversed and for that most wanted summer va­ An official of the town of and heater. $595. Center Motor mowers. Bolens 7 h.p^jUdamatic TO TAKE OVER TWO BEDROOMS, furnished or Marlow’s 867 Main St. 543 VERNON STREET—A well 1967 .so that we may continue erty 'With 128-foot frontage ex­ replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ Moving— ^Trucking— cation. Be a Royal dealer and dis­ Call MI 3-4112, MI 9-1200, AH 3-7847 March Building Bloomfield and a spokesman for Sales, new location 634 Center St., ing Shop. tractors with over 2l^tachment8. UNPAID BALANCE unfurnished, with kitchen privi­ built 7 room older home, 3 bed­ the Manufacturers Association of planning and design of needed Police to Inspect tending back some . 200 feet with ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, MI 3-1591, Open evenings. play hundreds of most needed EXCELLENT spot for any business PI 2-8311 projects to be read.v for constnic- an established building llpe o f 40 bonded representative, Alfred -j Storage 20 Used mowers and^actors. Parts MONTHLY PAYMENTS leges for two ladies, In private rooms, large kitchen, new cabi­ Connecticut opposed the motor ve­ BTJIY FINISH Holland window items for Springtime cleaning. and service. Ca^tol Equipment] $16.79 home. MI 3-6493. or office. Center of town, plenty nets, living room, dining room and Set at $700,658 tion as these revenues become feet. The TPC changed an' original AmeU, 206 Henry St. W Ml High commissions, car necessary. HOW TO BE HAPPY hicles assessments hill on the All Town Vehicles NEED A CAR and had your credit shades made to measure. All IdANCHESTER Package Delivery Co., 38 M a in ^ ^ 3-7958. 3 COMPLETE of parking. MI 9-5229 9-5, TV room. New hardwood flooring, ground that the piopo.sed formula available. ' request for a 500-foot deptli In 8-0450. turned dowTi? Short on down pay­ Light trucking and pau;kage deliv­ F’ull or part-time. Call MI 3-524.7. TWIN BEDROOM, business block, ‘metal Venetian blinds at a new ROOMS OF FURNITURE metal storm windows and screens. Own this delightful 6 room Cape Building permits and affidavits was a departure from the principle "A continuous and orderly con­ zone change which extended to. a ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? low price. Keys made while you ery. Refrigerators, washers and TOOL»L ANf) equipment rentals, Depot Square, free parking. Tel. ABOUT 500 square feet of space struction schedule within our Safety In.-pection of 'all town VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In SALESLADY wanted, days 10-8. Beautiful Westinghouse Elec. •Extra large kit. Low down pay­ Cod home on Ardmore Road In representing a total cost of $700,- of ad valorem (according to value) vehicles ■will be done Monday, line of the proposed new Rt. 6 ex­ my own home sbop. Forty yean Don't give up! See Honest Doug­ wait. Marlow's. stove mo'vlng specialty. Folding Saleses anfd seiservice AP Eiqulpment, Mr.-Keith, MI 9-8191. Available now. Excellent for auto ment An excellent buy at only capabilities to perform is the inost Inquire in person, 'Youth Centre, Refrigerator topping upholstering, or ware­ Manchester. Full dormer. 1'4 658 in building construction was taxation. Tuesday and Wednesday, April 17. tension. factory experience. Ail makes las, get the lowdown on the lowest chairs for rent. XO 9-0752. Centiitef St., ^Ml 0-2052. $14,500. Charles Ponticelli Agency, economical for the state and Manchester Parkade. Beautiful Bedroom-Suite— FOR RENT—Front roo^. central­ house use. Call AH 3-6441 between baths, garage, patio. Comfortable reported yesterda.v in the March On another legislative front. IS and 19, by police mechanlce at Tabled Items on last night’s low sates, free estimates, tree down and smallest payments any-, DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ MI 9-9644 or MI 3-8109, causes the least inconvenience to MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ q R a DE a LOAM $2 per yard dellv- Beautiful Uving Room Suit© ly located, gentleman ' preferred, living for your entire family at the report of Manchester Building In­ State Higliwav Commissioner the police station. agenda were three applications for pickup and deUvery. Mr. MlUer, where. Not a small loan or finance pany doors and windows, custom WANTED—Lady to care for two 5-8 p.m. Uie public” work guaranteed. Call collect WU- ing Company. Local and long dis­ ^ ered. Also, tieldstone for retainer Beautiful Dinette Set parking. MI 9-7129. low’ price of $16,300. spector Thomas C. Monahan. Howard S. Ives told the legisla­ Sixty-three vehicles In the high-‘ zone changes from residence to JA 2-14H. company plan. Douglas Motors, small children. Weekdays 8-5 MANCHESTER —Near Rockledge With funds made available in his tlmanUc. HA 8-1196. tance moving, packing and stor­ walls. Columbia Academy 8-9323. Beautiful “ DeLuxe” Range Included in the figures was an ture's appropriations committee way, garbage collection, park, business zones from John F. De- 333 Main St. MI 9-7554. FURNISHED ROOMS, complete area. Lovely 6 room ranch with department’s 1959-61 budget and age. Regular service throughout Call after 5. | Instead of Westinghouse Elec. Houses For Rent 65 garage, paneled rec room, sepa­ THE JARVIS REALTY CO. e.stimated $315,050 in permits for today the state’s highway pro­ fire, watei', recreation, engineer­ vanney, J. A W. Realty and W il­ HAROLD ft SONS, Rubbish remov­ New England States and Florida Refrigerator if you prefer light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ Realtors — Appraisers — Insurora 27 propo.sed new dwellings and gram will not suffer if the pro­ those proposed in the 1961-63 liam bleksinski, With a fourth Antomobiles for Sale 4 1951 BUICK SPECIAL, dynaflow LOAM, SAND, stone, gravel and Rugs. Lamps, Tables.' Linoleum FOR LEASE — Mancheater- 20 rate 12x20 paneled family room, budget. -Ives .saidi-.;.’there will be ing. cemetery and board o f edu­ al, cellars, and attics cleaned. Ml 3-6563. trally located. Children accepted— $344,790 for miscellaneous build­ posed diversion of ,$30 Jiiillion cation departments will be in­ request from Fogarty Bros., Inc., drive. 29,500 miles. Inquire at 21 Help Wanted— 36 fill. Call Miller's Sand and Gravel, and a Few Other Articles. limited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Franklin St. 6 room home,'oil hot city water and sewers. This home Call MI 8-4112, MI 9-1200, MI 3-7847 adequate funds to match all avail­ CALL OR SEE ME for a good deal Elro St. any time. No reasonable Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold is an exceptional buy. Owner ing. from the highway fund to the gen­ spected. asking for a zone change from Hoar. MI 9-4034. AUSTIN A. CHAMBEatS Co. Local MI 3-8603. EVERYTHING Manchester. water he_at, rec room, city utili­ PI 2-8311 eral fund Is carried out. able federal fund.s" for the $484 Residence A to Residence B Zone on 1961 Dodge Dau't, Lancer and offer refused. transferred. Schwartz Real Es­ Other permits numbered 25 for million -higliwny construction pro­ A .second inspection will he made moving, packing, storage. Low MACHIOTSTS— . THE UNPAID ties, $125 per month. 3 months in alterationj and additions, $28,158, Ives, who was before the com ­ involving property off Hawthorne V ^ y s Jeeps and first choice used TV SERVICE - Potterton’s all rate on long distance moves to 750x20 TRUCK tire, chains, canvas, WOULD LIKE woman to share my advance Lawrence F. Fismo, tate, MI 3-6454 or AD 6-1241. MARILYN M. gram approved by the' 1959 legis­ of all rejected vehicles Mondav, cars. Waller G. Parker, Dennett 1948 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan. TO OI^AK ERS hydraulic jack. 24-inch circular BALANCE PRICE and five for erection of signs, $5,- mittee to answer any questions it April 24 St. makes. Highest quality guaranteed 48 states. Personalized service. MI Job/«iop work— ONLY $418.26 four room single home, kitchen broker, MI 3-2766. might have about the budget proi lature. and Popp Dodge, 10 Conn. Blvd., Good running condition, only $29. saws, chainsaw, clothesline poles. pririleges. Call Monday after 6, MANCHESTER—Cape— 6 finished la aaid to have EVERYTHING, and 060. 'When Congress acts on the pro- Vehicles which will not be work and parta. over 47 yeast ex­ 3-5187, .CH 7-1423. Commercial and aircraft, rooms, full ceramic bath, fire­ posed for his department for the I East Hartford. AO 9-8422. 35 Battista Rd., Manchester. MI 9-1353. Free storage until wanted, Free MI 3-2801. FOUR ROOM single house for rent, ■o does this charming Colonial Miscellaneous building permits posed Kedcral Higinvay Ael. which eluded in the inspection are trac- ] Tlie Lydians are credited 'with perience. Famoui for service tuerviews any time. place, upstairs finlahed in knotty coming biennium, wa.s aSked aev- since 1931. Phone MI 9-iS,87 for delivery. Free set up by our own $85 monthly. Alfred D. Heckler, home on Perkins Street in Man- noted three major items: Church conunK uiruiimiii, “ f'fBpt "th p ll sincei-elv believe they will, and tors, roller. excavators, .'now . striking the firi8t coins, but the 1956 PLYMOUTH Savoy, 4-door, Painting— Papering NEWTON COMPANY WALLPAPER SALE—Fully trim­ pine, oil hot water, excellent con­ 1965 PL'XTdOUTH V-8, 4-door sedan, best service reliable men. SUNNY ROOM for rent In private PI 2-6519 between 5:30-6 p.m. cheater. Plenty of room in this of the Assumption school, $103,- eral times anom ^ „ „ ] favorably,' we are prepared and loaders, .sweepers and fire trucks. Greeks produced the first metal radio, heater, V-8, automatic, radio and heater, good running 65 ELM STREET med, plastic coated, many 1961 Phone for Information home, near High School and Cen­ dition. $3,000 assumes m ortgage- apacioua custom built home for 000; Salter’s swimming pool, $25.- diyer^mii ^p^tTo. a ; will place under ron.sti-uction the | Private cans used for the town will | money of standard shape, size clean throughout. Ml 9-4055. EXTERIOR a n d Interior painting, MANCHESTER patterns to choose from. C. J. new and used homes—all price his condition, $300. MI 3-1279. SLIP COVERS expertly made, decorating, ceilings, floors, paper; SAMUEL ALBERT. Hartford CH ter, kitchen privileges and park­ BDC ROOM single, bath an(j lava­ your entire family. 4 bedrooms. I’ i 000; and Mott’s super market to s dcpartrrien .u .i i p>esenlly proposed $484 million . be inspected in OctoVer. and value. chairs, $12 plus material. Call Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center tory, oil heat, near. Center, $110. ranges, t Robert Wolverton, Brok­ 1957 FORD, 4-door sedan, very good hanging, steaming. Clean )Vi ABLE —ALERT—APT—Ambitious. 7-0358 ing. Tel. MI 9-7361. • hatha, family room off large kitch­ be erected at Manchester Green, *’**1 hands full ^ PcdRram,'’ he said, anytime, MI 9-1154. St. Tel. MI 8-7379. er. Ml 3-1914, en. Garage. Wooded lot. Close to $ , . the deparli'nenl has -its h provided a timetable based condition. Call between 5-6 p.m. manship. Free estimates. Np-^job If you have these qualities, we See It'Day Or Night 200 0 0 0 M 9-0693. Auto Driving School 7-A too small. John ■ Verfa}He, MI would like to talk to you. We have NO OBUGATION! FOUR BEDROOM modified ranch, all facilities. See it today and make on availability -of atate fund.s that 3-2521. an offer. would sec the progiam completed ------Building-Contracting 14 an opening for a young man to FOR SALE—Cedar poles, 8 to 9 ft. If you have no means of trans­ Summer Homes For Rent 67 5-2, dining room, steel beam coH' \ MORTLOCK-8 Manchester’s lead­ be trained as a sales representa­ long. Call -Ml 3-7804 or MI 9-8731. striiction, garage, treea, bus. near as early as 1968 or aa late n.s 1981, PAINTING AND /paperhanging. portation, I’ll send my auto for depending on the amouni.s made ing driving school. Three skilled A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, siding, tive for the Manchester arm, formal dining room, tive Director Richard S. Tibbits’ purchase of Union Poi-ift witlioutj ------— — additions, reerpsiuon rooms, rolet Co., MI 9-5238. Boats and Accessories 46 discussion with Commission mcm porches. All types of carpentry Wallpaper books. Estimates given. • SEPTIC TANKS 3-6321. and a kitchen fit for a queen or salary from tthe 1961-82 town CLEANED and INSTALLED also cellar poors poured Call MI Fully covered by insurance. Call AMBITIOUS married man with car Fot Sale Houses For Sale 72 your wife. Call Mr. Werbner for budget, thereby ellmiriating the beri. Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1003. NORTH COVENTRY — 6 room the housing deal of a lifetime at job of the TDC official. Tibbits said today that Tomassi Tax DisDute 1961 Mercury Meteor 9-4291. to service 4,000-6,000 Fuller Brush 16 H.P. OUTBOARD motor. Call MI 3-5083. • SEWERS CX)VBNTRY—4 4arge rooma -iJn r?mch, fireplace, full cellar, i Commission Chairman Robert wTis unaware of a letter to the PLAN YOUR spring-and summer customers, Manchester, Andover, aumable 5Vi% mortgage, under "600" 2-DOOR SEDAN Columbia area. Full or part-time. " $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 MACHINE CLEANED large tree shaded lot. Close to THE JAl^yiS REALTY CO. S. Tomassi and Mark Kravltz ex- board of directors regarding its painting now. Specializing in ex­ $12,000. Owner anxious to sell ENTRY, alterations, add! MI 9-0090 for personal Interview everything. $11,700. W. E. Thie- Realtors — ^ippralsers — Insurors pre.ssed a desire to retain the sal­ request for the TDC’s evaluation Agenda Item terior, residential painting. Guar­ Tongren. broker. Ml 3-6821. onsj repairs. MI 9-8748. appointment. • INSTALLATION min, broker, Coventry PI 2-7752. ary funds of Tibbits and his sec­ of the Union Pond property and (NOT 4-DOOR AS PRICES anteed workmanship, fully In­ HRST MORTGAGE M i •8-4112 MI 3-7847 S0MCTHIN<9 MANCHESTER—Excellent condl retary which would cut the TDC whether* it should be purchased Settlement of a dispute between , ILLUSTRATED) START AT sured. Estimates'cheerfully given. AMBITIOUS man, mechanical SPECIALIST ^ fl2,COO—SIX room cape, fuU baze- "I answered the director's let­ 1999 Roofing— ^Aiding 16 Thomas Harrison, M 9-2497. tion. Move right in this larger budget from a requested $11,155 th-e- town and the *Bon Ai'i'il Mfg. - background, to learn all phases of UNUSUAL on business property. Sold ment, combination windows and ter and said lha't thera wa.s mile doon,,am ezite drive, shade treea, sized 3 bedroom ranch. Ll'ving 73 down to $1,455 on Martin’s recom Co. over the company’s 1959 as- COUGHLIN ROOFINO Co. - AU printed circuit manufacture: Ap­ Lot* For Sale possibility of using the area for WALLPAPER femoved. $8.50 per IN OFFICE WORK for $25,000 Will discount. 30 days occupancy Marion E. rooiri fireplace. Dining area. Tile mendation to the Town Board of sessinent Is one of many iteiiis on | types of roofs and root repairing. ply In person between 8 and 4:30 Town aiid Country Industrial development, and I room. Ceilings painted. $10, paint For Further Information Robertson, Biwter. Ml 8-8958 bath. Hobby room. Garage. On bus TWO ,B ZONE lota with city Directors. The request was not tbe hoard of directors’ agenda to-i ■I^laliztng in Twenty Year-Bofid- included. Miscellaneous painting Monday through" Friday, Circuits, If you become bored by the ordi­ water. Union St. ■ Msmehester. backed by new TDC members would say the same today,” Tibbits night S t 8 o’clock in the hearing ed Roofs. Call Ml 8-7707. Inc., 1445 Tolland Turnpike, Man­ line. Realistic price $17,500. H. B. also. MI 9-9158. nary routine of office work, we WRITE BOX E DRAINAGE CO. 4 CAROL DRIVE - RockvlUe, $18,- Grady, Broker. MI 3-8009, $2,850 each. Ml 9-6495. Harlan D. Taylor, William C. aaid. - room of the municipal building. chester, MI 9-4389. suggest that you investigate our 650. B room ranch, large living Forbes and Jack R. Mercer, all Re­ John Deme. owner-manager of The settlement involves the as­ position for ENGINEERING HERALD Mi 9-4143 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Electrical Services 22 room,' cabinet ■ kitchen, 8 bed- NEW LISTING publicans. radio station W INF and chairman sessment for, the one year only. AIDES. rooma, 114% m o rto g e can be $13,200 buys this very Heat 3 LARGE BUILDING lot in Bolton, ' The normal seven-man com­ of the Manchester Community A proposal by the town coun.sel • ROOFING—Specializing repairing FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt zerv- assumed. Marlon B. Robertson, very reaaontble. Call MI 9-4291. and by the company would set the | 12.000-.MILE W ARRANTY OR 1 YEAR Work will consist prihiarily of bedroom, 5 room home. Walk- mission has two vacancies that Development Foundation, said the roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ ice on all types o' electrical wir­ SEPTIC TANKS Broker, Ml S-B9S8. up attic, pine paneled dining TDC and town do need an execu­ Rssessi'i'ient at the halfway point 11 ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ helping our engineers, scientists COVENTRY—Near lake. Six loU, were left by recent resignations 0?^LY $295 DOWN ing Licensed and Insured. Wilson room wlth,built-in hutch, nicely tive director with the TDC or di­ between the $176,411 assessment paired. Aluminum siding. 30 , AN D and meteorologists to develop MANCHESTER ~ Colonial. 6 spa­ four 76x125, $500 each: two corner of Democrats l^illlam F. La'ng and Electrical Co., Manchester. Ml finished basement recreation rectly under the town government set in 1959 by the board of tax re­ veara’ experience. Free esttmaies. new equipment and new tech­ cious rooma. large living room lots, $800 each. Call MI 9-7926 after Atty. William i^B. Collins. Collins LOW BANK RATES— 36 MONTHS TO PAY 9-4817 Glastonbury. MX 8-7376. ^UQQED SEWERS FOR SALE OR LEASE room. Sparkling kitchen In new is now a member of the Town head to entice industry here. Such view, and the $79,909 set In 1960 ' Call Howley. Ml 8-5861. Ml 8-0768. niques for modernizing the na­ with fireplace, famUy tlze tile addition, disposal. Garage, 7 p.m. by the assessor. 4 tional weather system. Assign­ kitchen porch, one-car garage, Board of Directors. a man is needed to at least help the fenced yard nicely Shrubbed. FOR ACTION call MI 9-6593. Tomassi and JCravitz both said Development Foundation, he said. Another item Is a petition for •60 ANGLIA $1095 Ms c Mim G leasad ments will be varied, interest­ MODERN, GROUND LEVEL large lot 88x360. 116,900. Phl'brick Convenient to hue and shop­ a water main on E. Eldridge St. | ■60 LINC. $3995 NOTICE Have buyers waiting. Fitzgerald Tibbits’ had done an honest, con- Deme and members of the com- English Ford. Blue. NOTICE Septlo Tanka, Dry Wella, Sewer ing and constantly stimulating Agency, Ml 9-8464. ping. A number of tenants have applied ■ 2-Door Hardton. anyone who likes to take part Agency. ■sclentious job for the salary of mi.ssion all agreed that the TDC PUBLIC HEARING Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ BIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and Walton W. Grant Agency $6,334 he wa.s receiving. must have a large portion of land for the main, aaid General Man­ ADMISSION OF ELECTORS n a project of national Impor­ LOT? FOR SALE for single and ager Richard Martin, but th e , $1195 •55 STUDE. $395 ADDITIONAL proofing Done. pFFICE OR RETAILING SPACE garage, full shed dormer, 2 full Lillian Grant, Realtor. M l 8-1153 Although the TDC was In fa­ Ol industrial park area, so to ■57 FORD NOTICE Is hereby given that tance. 2-family houses. We also buy lots. APPROPRIATION oatha, wooded lot, easy walking vor of Martin’s recommendation, speak, with proper facilities to property on which they live' is Squire Wagon. 2-Door. the Selectmen and Town Clerk will ENCHANTING setting of shade Charles Ponticelli Agency, MI part of the Maguire tract, and it be at the Town Hail Im ANDOVER BOARD OF DIRECTORS McKin n e y b r o s . Location will be In the modem, 1,^00 SQ. f t !, PLUS BASEMENT distance to schools, bus, and shop­ thev did voice disapprovaV of the show prospective Industrial buy­ ping. Don’t mlaa this outstanding trees and large lots, picture win 9-9644 or MI 3-8109. is the responsibility of the owner $695 on the following dales for the pur TOWN OF MANCHESTER, air-conditioned offices of the dow, walk-out- family room, 3 bed way Martin handled the matter. ers.' •57 OLDS. $1095 •56 FORD CONNECTICUT AIR-CONDITIONED— ABUNDANT PARKING value. $15,900. Phllhrick Agency. "A gross breach of ethics,” to make application. ] Country Sedan. ■• Flower-sprigged look-alikes are pose of Examining the qualifica­ Seweroqw^ Disposal Cp. Weather System Center In the room ranch home. 4H% mortgage O f'som e 900 acres o f industrial 4-Door Hardtop. tion of Electors and to administer Notice Is hereby given that the 180-133 Pearl SL—Ml 8-5308 Manchester Parkade. There Is Ml 9-8464. Suburban For Sale 75 Mark Kravltz. commented. land scattered about the town, It The directors will also consider j fun to sew and wear. IMNOtOUV available. Evenings • Mr. Hoi acceptance of the new Arthur H.it the Elector’s Oath to those found Board of Directors, Town of Man­ plenty of free parking and good BOLTON—Fi've room ranch on combe. Ml 4-1139. Warren E When the salary cut became pub­ was reported that many are out-* No. 8138 with Patt-O-Rama is 22 MOTIFS Adjacent to Municipal Parking Area, near Banks, Res­ TO SETTLE estate —reaapnably lUlng Junior High School, and the *54 M€R€. $495 ■59 PLYM. $13W qualified. Documentary proof of chester, Connecticut, will hold a nearby shopping facilities. heavily wooded lot, basement ga­ Howland, realtor, MI 3-1108. lic information. Martin had not In­ dated for today’s Industry and Fury 2-Door Hardtop. in sizes 10. 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Bust priced 5 room house, main high­ renovation of Barnard Junior 4-Door Wagon. 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, sleeve­ naturalized citizens must be pre- Public Hearing In the Municipal taurants, Central Business District. . rage, clean; a four bedroom ranch formed Tibbits of his decision. some 400 acres are vacant of in­ Minimum requlrenaents: MANCHESTER—Extra clean Cape way thrde 'acres of land, newly Martin explained earUzr that he High School and eight older ele­ less. 4?i yards of 35-inch. Trim your little one’s clothes Building Hearing Room, 41 Cen­ with 2-car attached garage on acre dustry. , and linens with these pia>'ful anl SATURDAY APRIL 8th, ter Street, Manchester, Cotmectl- Graduation from high Can be purchased or leased completely equipped with lo t ;^ seven room ranch with 2-car on Brookfield Street across from decorated, new heating system. had Intended to Inform Tibbits of Town-owned land along Love mentary schools. •57 FORD $1045 '56 MERC. $545 No. 8139 with Patt-O-Rama is ^igh School. Lovely fenced C ^l MI 3-2785 week days. ) his recommendation but that the Other Items on the agenda In­ 4-Door. Choice of two. in sizes 3. 4, 5, 6, 7. 8 years. Siz8s mal motifs in colorful and easy 9 A.M. until 12 noon. cut, Tuesday, April 11, 1961, at school with knowledge of prestige office furniture, office machines, waiting room basement garage on six aerw. T. lane, opposite the town dump, was Ranchero. SATURDAY APRIL 22nd,’ 8:00 P.M. on proposed additional CQLOMIAL yard, St. James Pariah. Belflore executive director had -left town clude consideration of a $15,000 4, sleeveless, ITs yards of 35-inch, eihbroidery. algebra and geometry. Ex­ J. Crockett, Realtor, Ml 3-1577. said to be a ‘^bad image" for In­ “ B uy with Confidence from Hartford County's 1 P.M. until 6 P.M. and show room equipment. Agency, MI 3-5121. , before he (Martin) could reach additional appropriation for snow Two patterns. Pattern No. 2779 has hot-iron appropriation as follows: . perience in plotting dustry prospects, Oldest Uncoto-Mercury Dealer” transfer for 22 motifs; color chart: SATURDAY MAY 13th, To the General Fund Budget 4 BEDROOMS MANCHESTER—New 8 bedroom Wanted— Real Estate 77 him. removal; setting a date for pub- To order, .'end 35c in coins for graphs and operation of T r A - Tomassi said that a meeting stitch illustrations. 3 P.M. untU 5 P.M. 1960-61, Capital Improve­ Ideal for Professional Office, General Office, Sales Of­ ranch with garage. Also, 6 room MANCHESTER—McGuire Tibbits said today the TDC went lliV'-hearinge on Increased sewer each pattern to:— Sue Burnett, . desk calculators desirable. Gambolati built ranch, family size SEIAJNG? Buying? Trading? No with the general manager iz need­ To order, send 25c in coins to: for those ONLY ment Projects, to be financed If you need more, room you fice, Club or Organizational Use, Service or Retail Outlet. Colonial. Hot water heat, ceramic along with Martin's recommenda­ rates, a $12,000 water pumping The Manchestef Evening Herald, kitchen, lie hatha, garage, full matter what your needs may be, ed at this time to tdlpcuas the prob­ Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ whose rights have matured since by revenue from School can buy this 8-room colonial For an early appointment please hatha, fireplaces, full basements. tion, "not for what I have done but station, and pension ordinance re­ UM AVE. OF AinaUCAS, NEW for the price of a Cape. basement with steel beams. Bel Mitten can fit thein like a glove. lems of the TDC. No date has been MORIARTY BROTHERS ning Herald. 1150 AVE. AMERI­ April 22nd. Bond Surplus and Earnings ca n : MI 3-4880. for political expediency " visions; swapping righU of way Y O M i t , N.Y. PLEASE DIRECT INQUIRIES TO: flore Agency, MI 3-5121. Free inspection upon request. Call set for such a meeting although “ Uncoln Continental—Comet—Mercury—EngMeh Ford* CAS, NEW YORK S«, N. Y. Dated at Andover, Connecticut $121,000 Mr. F. L. Finch Taylor said of the commission with the First National Stores F^r Ist-class mailing add 10c PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial the Ellsworth Mitten Agency. that "We have .beer hamstrung the TDC ■wfll meet next Monday “WUlye 4-WheeI Drive Vehlelra" For Ist-class mailing add 10c this 3rd day of April 1961. Robert W. Gordon, M 6 ,9 Q 0 JA 8-4811, Ext. 8426 BEST BUY In Mancheater—6 room Realtors, Ml 3-6980. for property between Maple St. tor ea«h pattern. Print Name, Ad- for each pattern. Print name, ad­ Percy B. Cook • S ecreta ry with 4 bedrooms, 1’4 baths; large with getting our organization and night tp diecusS what constructive 801 CENTER ,8T. MI 8-8185 OPEN EVBJfWO* drstt 'With Zone. Style No. and- WEATHER SYSTEM CENTER R. Fi BRODERICK, Broker living room with fireplace, hot Cape, garage, aluminum storms action, along with pozltlva» thtak- and Eldridge St.; and consldera- dress with zone and Pattern Num­ Edward M. ifeomans Board of Directors lovcu u n •<•»••>. ...o WE BUY and wil. Please call thiz iU function Intb a workable pro­ Sise. water heat, one-car garage. By *p- fireplace, recreation roofn. like done■ for the ‘ TDC’s Uon of $78,900 worth o f water] ber. , ■ J. Cuyler Hutchinson Manchester, ' Philbriek United Aircraft Oerporattoa new. azklng 814,900. J. D. Rzzlty, offic* for zpzedy zervlce. J. D. gram and we are not open to com-1 tag, should B a de FlMhlnn, Spring A Sum 148 E. CENTER ST., BdANCHESTER— MI 9-1*78 polntinent only. Philbriek Agency, mit ourselves to ths town to ssk futurs work In ths community. m ains. Have you the '61 Album con- Selectmen Connecticut Ml 9^ 400 Main Street MI 8-8139. ' Rzzlty, 470 Main Strzet, MI 8-6139. mer ’«1 fau a wealth of sewing Itainlng many lovely design.4 and E llsw orth U. CoveU Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ East Hartfuisl 8, OonneoMeat tet 9-8484. gift fNittem coupon. S5c free pa,ttems7 Only 25c a copy! T ow n C lerk cu t th is 80th d a y o f Marrii, 1661. / / 1 T t

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TUESDAY APRIL 4, 1961 Averagt Daily Net Press Ran The Weather Forecaet of U. 8. Weather Bnreao PAGE SIXTEEN jitmtri^i^Btpr lEttPtting Ijgralb For the Week Ended March 11, 1961 Moetly fair tonight. Low naar to klr. and Mra. Richard D'Auteuil, or allfbtly below freezing. Than- Story Circle, WSCS, of South A midweek eervlce with, medit*- Columbia; a daughter to Mr. and NOW IS TUB riMB TO, 13,317 day cloady, Httle change in tem­ Methodist Church, will meet to­ Budget Copies Ready Hospital Notes Mra. Earl. Cox, East Hartford. Uon on 'The Poet-ResurrecUon Ap­ perature. High near 50. About Town pearances" will be held st 0>ve- morrow at 10;30 a.m. in Wesley UNWANTED HAIR FOREVER Member of the Audit DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: REMOVE Bureau of Circulation i nant Congregational Church tomor- hail at the church. Mrs. Russell The 1961-62 budget recom­ visiting hours are S to 8 pjn. Robert Quade, Storra; George Gor­ ^ . ___ ^A *6.8. m ^Manchester— A City o f Village Charm klcKendrick. president, will give l^t me free you of thi. eoclal handicap Chester Uangtrj-. deputy di- i row at 7 :30 p.m. mendations of General Mana­ for all aiyas except maternity don. Tolland Ave., Rockville: Mrs. a report on a recent Norwich Dis­ ger Richard Martin are avail­ forever. Mv medically approved meth^ where they are S to 4:30 and 6:30 Derothea Geiger, 518 Gardner St.; f K / L ^ ^ o r t d . '™ I n d A. benefit dessert bridge, spon trict meeting. able in the manager’s office at to 8 p.m.; and private rooms la safe, pemaneni and will not mar thr (Claaalfled AdvetUatiig on Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS Mrs. Pearl Munsell. Coventry: Mra. /4 / akin. \ ^ y let unalghtly hair on youi (TWENTY PAGES) M ANCHESTER, CONN., W EDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1961 retunf April 10. He attended the i sored by the Guild of the Municipal Building. wheije they are 10 a.m. to 8 pjn. Gladys Barton, Williams Rd., Bol­ VOL. L X X X , NO. 157 Oongreae^of Professions! 1 St. A ^ es Hoipe West Hai^^ Board members of the Junior Visitors are requested not to ton. fnce veil yonr good looUeT Century Club wiU meet tomorrow smoke In patient’s room. No naora. DISCHARGED TODAY: Patrl- MARY C. WARD. R.N. f^PC^ "" ''■'^’"^■irp..^rthe HS?eVsuC^^^^ «at « 8 p.„.p.m. at tne the nome home « of Mrs. Patrons Listed than two visitors at one time, per^^cia Breen. 35 Battista Rd., Loren tt*"' ! ballroom. Tickets may be obtained j Aronson, 32 Constance Dr. patient. - Certified E'eetrologliit Would Bar Senate Change Union Leader Bartholomew’, Andover; Charles -674 CENTER 8T. -_TEL. MI 6-2867 Catholic^^t^ “** Fred Blish III wiU-be-co- ^W Chariiy^a U M ay'7^ Joseph “St.; Darrell Vln- oiooonGibbon Assciiiuij,Assembly '1 sentatives:gfntatives: Mrs.Mrs^ boaterroster Williams.wuuams. iI jj^gi^gg. Patients Today 247 All Work By Appointment Ladies of Columbus, will spon^r a cj,ur(.j, u,g Assumption; Mrs. cek, 28 Bunce Dr.: Douglas Sage, Free Coneultattone ADMITTED YESTE31DAY: El­ 466 W. Middle Tpke.; Willard Ridicules Plan food sale at the House and Hale Andreinl. St. Bartholomews;! The Holy Family Mothers Mayor and Mrs. Harold Turking- more *Biimhilra, Wapping: Mra. department store Thursday from Maurice OConnor. St. BridgBridg- Johnson, 45 Marshall Rd.; Mrs. Democratic Leaders Circle will meet tomorrow at 8:15 ton will be among patrons and Marie Shanahan, Ellington; Mrs. Edith Schleldge, Coventry. noon to 9 p.m. Co-chairmen wiU be | , Legjjg Hoyt. St. Marv Zapasnik. 180 Greenwood Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald and Mrs. j jg„,gg' church, p.m. at the home of Mrs. Willianj patronesses for the ninth annual To Run NHRR Martens, 9 Stephen St. Dr.;' John Wilcox, 19 Locust St.; Charles Packard. Donations for the ■ charily ball to be held at the Stuart Nelson. 30 Norman St.; fbe presented by R^kville: Mrs. Marion Speed, Shea stressed that he thought ! o* the Baldwln-Towers Plan. 'The members of the East Central Po­ fee. tea and dessert will be I Aimettl, Mr. and Mrs. waiter R. can party was willing to com­ Roundup Bettinger, The scholarship committee of ' Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dia- Thompsonville: Christine Chluda, the bin was "a good bill, but it is ' committee was holding a ^hearing mona youth committee. serv'ed by Mrs. Jesse Wapping: Mrs. Joan Benincasa. promise on the issue of reduc­ on a bill that would appropriate ^ATO, Other Issues and Mrs. ; niond, Mr. and Mrs. C.' Elmore not the total package.” Mrs, Robert Donnelly Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladies 11 Gem Dr.. Rockville; Janice funds for a formal study of Its of Columbus, will meet tonight at ; Watkins, -Mr. and Mra. Robert J. ing the size of the House. The door is open to this very Mr*. Eleanor Buck, chairman of 1 Claude Porter. Heinzmann. 86 Birch St.; Mias Rep. william T. Shea of Meriden. feasibility. the volunteer service connmittee for 8:15 at the home of Mrs. Ermano 1 Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wal- moment of a compromise.” he said. The Army and Navy Auxiliary Barbara Burke, 17 Eldridge St Democratic minority leader, an­ Herbert Baldwin, first selectman 75 Escape Moscow, April 5 (TP)— British Ambassador Sir Frank Rob­ tnethe ManenesterManchester Area .iirinniMental , -■-•y ------> t>arav Mass. and discuss the work of Lutz LADIES' o i populated section of the city. look at it that way.” he , Residents of the 3-story frame ^ House at 11 a m. EST and broke , Junior Museum at a meeting of the ■aid. "and that’s the way the Con-1 Dies; Retired Rector off their scs.sion for lunch at 1:10 I Rotar^• Club of Manchester tonight structures In Columbus PI., an a l-. And Ambassador V-8 by Rambler won ■titution looks at it.” leyway between North Washing­ p.m. Royal Laotian at 6:30 at the Manchester Country In the most realistic test o f all-around The redlstricUng blU up for ac­ The Rev. Alfred Lock Williams White House press secretary aub. i.-' ton Ave. and Main St., told c ' be­ NYLON HEELS gasoline economy ever staged—the its Clas^swept the first 8 places and 9 tion In tli5,^HoU8e today embodies died la.st night at the Crestfleld ing awakened by smoke, the hark­ Pierre Salinger announced that the recommendations of the so- Convalescent Hospital after a long two subjects were discussed. He Chutists Block ------The Aunt Jemima Pancake Fes­ NASCAR sanctioned 1961 Pure Oil Econ­ o f the first To spots. ing of dogs, or flames on rear SPRING IS . called Cooper Committee, a bi­ illness and almost two mbnths porches. said these were "international fi­ INSULATE YOUR HOME NOW WITH A.MERICA'8 FINEST tival committee of Second Congre­ nance and economic problems’’ and gational Church will meet Thurs­ omy Trials at Daytona—Rambler won With speeds up to 65, and averaging partisan group created by the 1959 after his resIgnaUon an rector of Flames tore rapidly through the St Mary’s Episcopal Church. NATO and correlation of west­ Rebels Threats day at 7:30 p.m. at the church. three trophies, held by driver Les Viland more than 40 M.P'.H., the winning Ram­ General Assembly to study Sen- tar-paper covered buildings, j ALUMINUM GUPBOARU SIUINR Final preparations will be made for The rector submitted hi.s resig­ Bridgeport police said one of the ern policies.’’ in the photo above. bler American made 14 complete stops, nation to the church ve.stry on buildings went up "like a card-! Kenned.y. regards his talks with By JOHN RODERICK ASBESTOS or BEAUTIFUL PRE-CAST STONE the festival to be held April 13 Macmillan as the start of series of from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. shifted through the gears 15 times while Feb. 8. He had remained at the board box on a bonfire." i Vientiane, Laos, April 5 UPi— SENSATIONAL BEAUTY— COMFORT— SAVING! No other make won more than one House Ponders rectorv’. 33 Park St., until last Fri­ The fire was over by daybreak. top level western conaultatlcavs circling the 3.7 mile course, and About 500 Royal Laotian para­ award . . . most won none. still day when he entered the convales­ Firemen found seven dead dogs in I which he hopes will strengthen Al­ chute troops dropped Into the area . A NEW HOME IN 5 DAYS • WE GIVE ^.fC GREEN ST.4MPS e cent hospital. the debris. j lied cooperation in the face of Look For Our Weekly Special Every Tuesday— Unlike other runs that put a premium averaged 26.86 miles per gallon! northwest of Muong, Kassy today Cake Bank I.ow If Ballot Box The Rev. Mr. Williams had ob- Residents routed by the flames Soviet threaU and pressures. to counter pro-Communlst rebel BA>Y: TRIPLE ITS COST ON PAINTING. HF.ATING. on feather-footed driving, the Pure Oil This is the second straight year Rambler ! serx’ed a twin anniversary last were cared for by relatives, neigh­ Salinger told the scores of news­ REPAIRS! I June 20 mhrking his .55th birth- threats north of this capital, west­ At Slate Hospital bors or the Bridgeport Red Cross. men from' all over the world, who ern sources reported. NO MONEY DOWN—UP TO 5 YE.ARS TO PA\ ! Economy'Trials closely parallel your own won the Pure Oil Economy Trials. Really Stuffed ! day and the 28th anniversary of Cause of the fire was under--in- .were crowded Into the 'White HOUSE Sv. HALE Want more proof of- Rambler value? I hl.s ordination. vestigatlon, and a monetaiy’ dam­ House cvecutive office lobby, that The parachute troops, headed ,A request for cakes to refill the everyday driving experience. by commander in chief Boun SHOE REPAIR SERVICE Hartford. April 5 (.P» — The Funeral arrangements are in­ age estimate was not immediately he had nothing to report except the DECO HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. depleted cake bank at the Norwich Every U.S.-built production car is eligi­ Then see your Rambler dealer. You’ll find complete awaiting intercepUon of available. topics discussed. Leuth,. took off before dawn from USE OURD.AK STREET ENTBAXCF.—MI 3-4123 House meets today still uncertain the royal capital of Luang Pra- OVER 20 YEAR.S' EXPERIENCE State Hospital was made today by ble. None are arbitrarily barred, as in top gas ecohomy is just part of your sav­ the Williams’ son. David, a stu­ Firefighters raised an aerial lad­ He added that John Russell, a If someone attempted to stuff the dent at Stanford University. He der when 'they arrived on the press officer with Macmillan’s par­ bang i. at least 10 transport 19 STRICKLANp ST„ MANCHESTER—5H 9-96SS the Manche.ste.r Area Mental some runs. In 1961, 145 cars representing ings. Rambler costs less to buy, is voted Pussier at Purnell Place planes and 11 or more helicopters, ballot box in the confirmation of left Palo Alto. Calif., yesterday scene, but a live piower line snap­ Imag- ty, would hold a briefing confer' Health Association (MMHA). most trouble-free by owners, has top re­ morning by bus. The Rev. 4*res- ped and fell on the truck. It put | "Hmmph___ There's no dignity even In old age any more. some of the latter delivered only a all 5 U.S. makers competed. two-pf 15 Judges. ine being left all alone on Purnell PI. just because I’m ence with British and American week agb from Thailand by TJ.S, Mra. John Buck, volunteer serv­ Dhe BUS]suspicious legislator shout­ cott Bench, curate at St. Mary’s, the tnick, and the aerial ladder, | newsmen and that Charles E. Boh- ices chairman of the MMHA. said Rambler American Custom with over­ sale value. reported efforts were being made worn out! What would the other wine velvet channel-back Marines, the informants said. ed accusaUons of ballot stuffing out of use. I barrel chairs say? And to top things off, people can't legally len. a Kennedy adviser on Soviet that the freezer u.sually filled with yesterday when 14. negative votes to reach voung Williams enroiite A portion of the area where the | The move followed reports that drive beat them all to win the cherished Rambler dealers sell twice as many com­ REV. A. L. WILLIAMS sit on me.” (Herald photo by Cfflara). problems, would meet with new's- SAVE UP TO $150.00 cakes for patients’ birthdays and — bound together — were cast to to notify him of his father’s death. tenements are located ts in the. men at the State Department un­ Communist Pathet Lao forces Overall Winner Trophy and captured the pact cars per dealer as most other dealer The date of the funeral service line of a proposed new road. dropped -300 parachute troops on WOILD FAMOUS QUAIITV-IUIIT special occasions i.s low. i oppose the reappoirtment of Judge der rules to be laid dowm by the ^ gToups. So, you get a better deal on Walter J. Sidor, Wethersfield, to qrill depend upon the son’s ar­ nature of his illness, and I saw Route 25, end the buildings would the vital north-south highway 20 Any type of cake that Is suit- i Manchester Schools... Class 6 trophy in competition with Falcon, rangement for plane transporta­ him frequently In- the months that State Department. miles south of Muong Kassy yes- able for freezing will be w'elcome. the Court of Common Pleas. have been taken over by the State ] Corvair, Lark and Tempest 4. In fact, it the best of the compacts. Rambler—world Sidor’s reappointment was con­ tion. followed. Always, he spoke real when the road is built. | A fleet of limousines brought Manchester groups .who wish to : the British leader and his ranking took the first 6 places and 8 of the first 10. standard of compact car excellence. firmed, 193-10, on a second ballot. Funeral services will be conduct­ istically about the situation, but Reds in UN Drop (Continued on Page Eight) donate are asked to notify Mr.s. | ed at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, never with any semblance of fear foreign affairs advisers Into the - j y r Buck of a central collection point, Rep. Benjamin M. Schlossbach, Church Fire. Probed ■V, ' ^ o 3 i t b a R-Westbrook. flatly accused the date and time ft) be announced. or discouragement. ■White House three minutes ahead or donations may be left at Mr.s. Waterburj’. April 5 (/PI—A small of the scheduled start of three “PRETTY GOOD’’ ?? House of stuffing the ballot box Burial will be in East Cemetery. "He seemed fully to recognize Buck's home st 187 Woodbridge SEE YOUR RAMBLER DEALER-Drive the Recognized Economy King! There will be no calling hours. portion of St. Peter and Paul’s days of intensive policy discus­ when the 14 negative votes were that our earthly life is but a part Church was damaged today by Complaint over U2 I \ j ‘ 4-TRANSISTOR St. In lieu of flowers, friends may sions. General Manager Martin says, “ . . . we will possibly discovered. of our total existence, and never fire described by authorities as of ' Cake.s will be delivered to the He levied a similar accusation In make contributions to the Book of A bright sun poured down, but Bulletins HEARING AID hospital at noon on Monday, and have a pretty good system next year if we don't vote the Remembrance at St. Mary’s wravered. We may confidently be­ suspicious origin. the air was cool and crisp. connection with the reappointment lieve that such a man Is now with Culled from AP Wires i ■■ a spring pa^ty will be held at the of Judge Milton H. Meyers, Water- June 20 marking his 55thbirth- A solid oak stand in a comer of United Nations, N. Y.. April 6 W^the situation both at the United Macmillan wore a hat and top­ additional funds.” the God whom he sought to serve." Only *32.88 Complete hospital by representatives of the bury. He W'as confirmed for the Church. —The Soviet Union todqy formally Nations and in relations bctw'een coat. He went directly into the volunteer services comnilUee. and The Rt. Rev. Walter H. Gray, Chief Justice Raj’mond E. Bald­ (Continued on Pago Eight) countries generally. \XTiite House and was ushered to Court of Common Pleas, by the withdrew its controversial com­ TOWER VS. BLAKEY 50c DOWN— 50c WEEKLY narrowest margin of the day, 145- Bishop of the Diocese of Connec­ win of the State Supreme Court of plaint against U.S. spy plane flights "There can be no doubt," he Kennedy’s office where he was Mrs. Fred L. .Bull, chairman of legislation for the Na­ Errors, wheji informed of the Rev. Dallas, April 5 IB—RepabUcan 90. ticut. this morning paid the fol- over So\1et territory. declared, "that sqch a move wquld greeted by the President. Km-, tb« tnfiii.rin| tnuniph.«»l. " k- *** tional Congress of Parents and Teacher^ told the Senate low’ing tribute to the x*ctor: Mr. Williams’ death, also Issued meet with approval of all peace- John G. Tower, who campaigned in ■ n&m cn in Mvingn foe hirt o4 hanrint- Schlossbach called for appoint­ Soviet Delegate Valerian A. Zorin The whole party then was es­ against PrealdenfKennedy’s New See Our No. foe tho *r»l tire*. • bmlrtrni.i*«» konnni Subcommittee on Education in Washington, recently, ment of a three-member commit­ “The Rev. Alfred Lock Williams a eulogy: «, told the General Assembly’s 99- loving st|i.tes' and peoples and corted by Kennedy to the White PtiarmacLst For aid at • price that drflea oomprtiboa. Not only no Frontier, and Sen. WUllani A. that: “ Despite greatcReffort at the local and state levels, tee to investigate th’’ two votes, gave an extraordinary example “News of the death of the Rev. News Tidbits nation Political Committee that he contribute to the achievement of House rose gardens just outside Demonstration anioy loweat 8r»t coata hot alao Icaal operaunt coM Alfred L. Williams came as a very Blakeley, who ran as a Conserva­ Every pmoo with a hnrinr imnaitm^ » Im itad In but the House adjourned without of ChrisUan falUi and fortitude was acting in the interest of easing positive results in the discussion the presidential offlee,. for pic­ tive Democrat, today had virtual­ iMt thii fMbukpOM Tothih* tranoiMtor aid ... wouifM* wo education needs have been accumulating for three dec­ during his lengthy Illness. sad shock. I first knew him when from the AP Wires international tension and Improv­ apa^ Attinfi ce clinknl attenlioli, oan ba naad at apea. taking action on the matter. of the important problems under tures. ly chictaed spots in th® runoff a l l t y p e s OF ades and are at present greater than ever, and costs are Desplt* the accusations, the "It was nearly two years ago ing relations between his country consideration at the resumed 15th Both Kennedy and Macmillan a 1 YEAR GUARANTEE e (Continued on Page Thirteen) election for U.S, Senator from BATTERIES higher. Like Alice in Wonderland, we have had to run House confirmed all 15 judgeship^ that he first told me about the and Uie United States. session of the general assembly." wore blue pin-striped suits. Ken­ Texas. Tower had 322,631 votes in faster and faster just to stay in the same place. Our nominations. Imam Ahmed, absolute ruler of Zorin called (or the withdrawal of U. S. Delegate Charles Ifost nedy had on a blue tie with red the latest Texas Election Bureau REXALL AT THE When tlie 14 bound ballots were Yemen wounded in assassination Parkade members, as taxpayers, are witling to pay their fair two other hot issues—Hungary and welcomed Zorin’s withdrawal of circular decorations. Macmillan tabulation while Biakley had LIGGETT DRUG discovered. House Speaker Antlio- attempt March 26, Is now able to Tibet—as a counter move by the the U2 complaint, but he added: wore a red tie with blue stripes. $187,064. In third place was U.S. share for qualitv education for their children. WE ARE ny E. Wallace immediately called Seeks Belter Prices carry on moderate duties, accord­ free whrld. The United States, how­ "The other items to which he re- Secretary of State Dean Rusk Rep. Jim Wright, 38, a moderate, 7 CONCERNED NOT SO MUCH ABOUT THE COST OF for a new vote. ing to Yemeni legation In Rome ever. said these questions were not with 187,801. PROVIDING A PROGRAM OF EXCELLENCE AS He said the incident In the first . . Two Belgium members of in the same category as the Soviet, (Continued on Page Nineteen) (Continued on Page Eight) ballot was a “horrible reflection” U.N. Truce Commission In Pales­ ABOUT THE-TREMENDOUSLY GREATER COST OF U2 and RB47 complaint. It reserved 530 RED CASUALTIES on the Republican - controlled tine have been withdrawn fi%m its position as to whether it would Saigon, Vietnam, April 5 NOT PROVIDING IT.” House. Farm Group ^tarts serxlce in b’lffer zones between push for full debate. —Communist terrorists, operat­ Legislators said the naiAiw Israel and United Arab Republic, Referring to President Kennedy’s Tshombe Learns Too Late ing In battalion strength, have SAFI- Sponsored by the Slanchester Education Association mar^n In Meyer’s confirmation Belgian sources say . . . Authori­ order prohibiting U.S, - military suffered more than 530 casual­ Drying clothes was due to the absence of several ties in Long Beach, Calif., say planes from flying, over Soviet ter­ ties In major clashes with South - representaUvek who left to attend Livi^tock Holdback earthquake center 10 miles be­ ritory. Zorin said that "under the Vietnam government troops In C lE A N - is easy today..# committee hearings. neath Loe Angeles-Long Beach new conditions the So\1et Union Irish UN Troops Hold eight days of pre-election vio­ Several legislators, however, ar­ harbors knocks out 26 producing does not insist on the disucussion" lence, government sources, re­ gued that the representatives re­ 6il wells and damage may total of the spy plane question. ported tonight. Two hundred turned in time ta vote. Des Moines, April 5 (-P)—Three*others who toil.’.’ Staley ha.s said. ntiiltlons of dollars. . The Soviet Union, Zorin assert­ days ago members of the National rebels were kUled and wounded In DEPENDABLE- The ■ two incidents recalled f n If We can show the farmers that Spade Cooley, who coasted to ed is "making constant efforts to­ Elisabethville Airport one battle alone — the hlgheet Farmers Organization (NFO) and this goal Is attainable we will suc- fame on strains of Western music, ward tlie easing of international (Continued on Page Twelve) any other livestock producers they J casualty figure of any engage­ T’eed. We are not on strike again.st sits glumly in Bakersfield, Calif., tension and the Improvement' of ment since the Viet Cong e.f.m. AUTOMATIC OIL HEAT coiild line up, started holding thelT the processors or the consumers. jail—accused of 6nital murder of the Sovlet-American relations." EUsabeUiville, Katanga, April 6>and C1I9 Flying B oxw a roared cattle, hogs and sheep ofU the sup­ his estranged wife, Ella Mae... stepped up their campaign to All we want Is a fair price for our ' The Soviet delegate rfaid that 5 Of)—\ United Nations source in from the U.N.-occupied Kamina topple the government, the In­ ply markets in the Midwest. Conhecticut’s State Republican the discussion of the U.S.-backed Discover the luxury o'nd economy of e.f.m; outomotic oil he’ot. products.” reported President Molse Base in western Katanga, Tshombe formants s^d. Pupils Warned 'the objective: To close the gap A fair price which NFO says hfis Chairman Edwin H. May says^ Hungarian complaint and the Ti­ was in conference in Elisabethville Install on e.f.m. conversion oil burner in your present heating between present prices and what parl.v’a victory in West Hartford' Tshombe has backed dovvn from b^en determined by this county bet question, sponsored by Malaya, his threatening anti-U.N. posi­ with Gen. Sean McKeowm of Ire­ HOFFA THREATENS STRIKE system now for o wormer, heofthier home wi.thout work or. NFO says Is the actual coat of bargaining committees is currently election shows Republicans ate would "Impede the relaxation of land, the U.N. mllltarj’ command­ production on the farms. Also, to tion. Boston. April 5 (/fV-Teamster worry, e.f.m. odvonced design insures positive air and oil ^New Frontier’ $32.45 a hundredweight for adding to their strength through­ international tension." er in The Congo. give farmers bargaining power out state . . . Two men hold up Tho U.N. mUlUry chief In the Union President James B. Hof­ choice steers, $22.75 a hundred on He said withdrawal of the two Congo, Gen. Sean McKeovvn of McKeown flew from Leopoldville fs today threatened a strike control ond permits efficient burning of oil grodes of domestic with the processors who turn out choice hogs weighing 190-210 Peoples State Bank in Manito. the finished meat for the consum­ Items from the assembly’s agenda Ireland, warned Tshombe that to confer with Tshombe about the against New England tracking Will Be Rough pounds and $29,45 a hundred on 111., and flee with $22,000 after mob rampage yesterday against fuel oil. er’s table. 1 would avoid an aggravation of Indian troops would be brought firms on April 15 uideas demands choice grade woo! lambs imprisoning three bank employes, the U.N. troops in Elisabethville. See your e.f.m. dealer todoy for complete Information- NFO president Oren Lee Staley Into EUsabethville If there were are met lor a wage increase and so*s home heating By G. K. HODENFIELD Those levels are about $5.45 two federal bank examiners and The Katanga Radio and Elisabett- said last night at headquarters at two customers in rear room . . . further attempts to Interfere other contntet benefits. Holla Convenient Terms . (AP Education Writer) Coming, Iowa, that the holding ac­ above the current price for steers Belgium to Remove with U.N. operations at the air­ ville’s morning newspaper clalm'ed and other union oflictala were our way I • Washington. April 6 (/Pi—5/Vnm- $5.45 more for hogs and $10.45 Two men badly burned when ex­ today—^before the Irish arrived— tion will start having it’s big effect plosion rocks Norwegian freig;ht- port,. tho source reported. In seqslop during the day with .a liig to American public school today. It ' scheduled t o 'continue ! more for sheep. that Tshombe and his government nine-man negotiating committeo SEE HARVEY VAN CAMP . You get premium quality r. - . . rrvv,.» er Martha Bakke about 300 miles Military in Congo children: that "New Frontier” Indefinitely, he said The NFO has staged test hold­ Elisabethville, Katanga. April 5 had won a great victory over the representing New England Mobilheat with RT-98 . .. the In education la going to be rougli. ing actions before on hogs but thl.s southwest of Sitka, Alaska. U.N. AT THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. A poll of the stockyards in We Secretary of Commerce Luther (J>)—An advance guard of a bat- trucking employers in an effort moat completely effective fuel Dr. Sterling M. McMurrin. the Midwest indicated that the procffii- the first time it has Included United Nations, N. Y.. April 5 talion of Irish U.N. troops flew' ’The united Nations i f shat­ to reach agreement. oil additive in uae today. And new U.S. commissioner of educa­ cattle and sheep simultaneously. H. Hodges, disturbed- by price­ (,f>) — Belgium has notified the tered,’’ 'a broadcast said. “They YOUR E. F. M. DEALER sors were not getting very excited fixing conspiracy in electrical ma­ into riot-tom Elisabethville today you get premium eersice. Au­ tion, says today’s education la all about the NFO drive and that ' A test holding action ts descried United .Nations that it is ready to and immediately occupied the air­ should go home now.” FIRE B.\GES ON TANKER WE HAVE THE CRACK CBS NEWS 1KAM! chinery industry, is trying to de­ comply Immediately with U.N. Tshombe had whipped hlS peo­ tomatic deliveriea . . . a bal- too often soft and easy, flabby and livestock receipts and prices tq as one to probe the markets and port. They met with no resUstance Kaohslung, Formoea. AprU 5 centered on non-essentials. He date had been about normal. await results. The NFO is In posi­ velop 'code of ethics for business­ resolutions calling for the with­ ple into a frenzy yesterday after (JP) — Authorities cleared the . anced payment plan and many Headlines don’t give you the full picture. The celebrated reporters men . . . Actress-model Suzy from Katanga President Molse other extras designed to make plans to do something about it. But in predicting a 25 to 40 per tion to call off the holding a(;tion drawal of Belgian military per­ Tshombe’s army or police. the Swedish. guard at the airport waterfront of this Sooth For­ McMurrin, In a news conference cent reduction the new supply at anytime. Parker was divorced In Paris sonnel from The Congo. arrested 24 Katanga arufy troops mosan city as fire raced oot of OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 8:30 home heating reaUv ta.y. and analysts of CBS N EW S do! That’s why they win more awards th n n 111 Marrh 21 from writer Pierre de A reliable U.N. source' said- the just one hour after bping sworn of cattle, hogs and sheep today as iloat of the stockyards reported The news of the Belgian deci­ and a Belgian officer who tried control alraard a gasbUne-ladeB compared with Wednesday of last La Salle, her American lawyer re­ sion was transmitted to U.N. Sec­ Irish had been sent ‘'to hold the under cover of night to seize con­ any other news staff in broadcasting. And they’re all on this sta­ In to his new post yesterday, said no appreciable change in,livestock airport until the arrival of Indian tanker of Liberian registry. Mobilheat he wants to promote "the en­ week Staley said: supplies Mondsiy and Tuesday veals . . .Air Force investigat­ retary-general Dag Hammarskjold trol of the field. The Katanga Three explosions shook the 4.200- tion. Men like Winston Burdett, Ned Calmer, Allan Jackson, Lany ing officer says evidence indicates Gurklias in Elisabethville, a move president made clear in a state­ couragement of quality and rigor "Our members are doing an ex­ cept for fluctations they said were in a note dated April 3 and made violently opposed by Tshombe. ton Kuanglung during the day, Nm c/eonnictiee In teoxffiing and in w|)at is taught.” last two missing men aboard public today. The note said steps ment that his purpose was to pre­ oddrNve cellent job of keeping their live­ normal. Here i, a rundown of the cra.shed bomber in North Carolina klUlng at least 8 and Injuring LeSueur, Stuart Novins, David Schoenbrun, Daniel Schorr, Eric He wants more attention paid stock off the market.” markets as of last night: already had been taken to pull out The airport’s guard of Swedish vent the arrival of Indian U.N. S3 Chinese crewmen nnd fire­ to the social sciences, the humani­ NFO is a new farm organization Illinois: Frank M. Flynn, vice dieil when pl.ine tilruck) ground. U.N. troops,'who were attacked troops, whoso stationing in Ka­ Vice President Lyndon B. John­ some troops. fighters, Chi. Chang Cheng, .Jew aUHMPfa Sevareid, Lowell Thomas, Robert TVout and the others. You get ties, and the-flne arts.. which came into being about three president of-Union Stockyards at The withdrawal of Belgian yesterday by a rampaging mob tanga he opposes because of In­ spokesmnn for the Fornioe* pro­ son assures Premier Mamadou incited by Tshombe, retired to dian Prime Minister Nehru’s W E GIVE m ore complete hourly news... reports in depth on WORLD NEWS He wants beefed-up curriculums years ago with a big slump In hog Chicago said he expected a typical forces has been one of the main vincial police, reported. which challenge every student to prices. It’s original recruiting Wednesday with 12,000 cattle, Dia United States will help finance issues In the current U.N. debate their camp on the outskirts of avowed opposition to Tshombe. Senegal’s four-year economic Elisabethville. , As the mob fever mounted, the BUILDING MATERIALS GREEN STAMPS ROUNDUP and WORLD TONIGHT . . . plus news analysis, pi^lic af­ riee to the p ^ of his ability. ground was Iowa and Missouri. 6,000 hogs and 2,000 sheep and 'on The Congo. Asian and African LOAN BATE DROPPED He wants better teachers—bet­ But membership drives have been that he saw little change In prices. plan . . . Long-range countdown The Irish vanguard numbered UJM. Command in EaisabethviUe may be quickening for three Mer­ nations have been working on a tl’ashtngtM. April 5 (ff) — T H LUMBER FUEL fairs and special reports. Keep informed; keep your radio dial set for ter paid, bettor prepared, and extended to a dozen other Mid­ Flynn Mid he expects the NFO resolution deihandlng that the about 150 troops, heavily armed agreed to'= return the airport to cury astronauts who are first in the joint control of Katanga police Government today cat sharply more respected. west states. No figures have, been action to have little effeot on the Belgians get out within 21 days. and in full battle dress. Into Inteimt ratee on lonna to MORIARTY He wanU better leather prep­ released on the current member­ Chicago market. The East St. Lou­ line for space trhvel—they tvlll Another 500 were expected In and U.N. troops. But some 4,000 S36 NORTH MAIN STREET—PHONE MI 9-5253 undergo tests in giant centrifuge jTie Belgian note Indicated that omaU bualaeeeee In 286 arena ef aration programs in - the naUon'a ship. is, 111., National Stockyards said Belgium would assist the United the next few hours. Africans—many of them armed In two weeks . . . Whichever way with long-bladed panga knives— heavy nnemptoyment. Bere^- GLASTONBURY BRANCH ELLINGTON BRANCH oollege* and universities, pro- Is NFO patterned after the farm receipts wera doxvn "a amall de­ Nations in trying to get the Con­ Katanga government officials ter, the SnmU Bndasan Ajfcntoto- BROTHERS holiday movements of the 1930 gree” fhe last twjB days but at- Circuit Judge J. Fritz Gordon de­ were already on the march to the. 68 Hebroo 'Ave: West Road. Route 83 DIAL 1230'CBS RADIO grains with a heavy stress «n lib­ golese authorities to release Bel­ apparently were unaware of the tratton saU the tonne wtt CMH depression years? "No,” says tributm it to a post-Blazter lull cides, U.S. Supreme Court prob­ field. JA 2-5326 TRemout 5-621S eral education. gian civilian personnel, but It aold arrival o f the Irish until It was n 6 per cent rate InntoM ti, •* And he wants to utlUsw the best Staley, who farm s'at Rea, Mo. and tlia weath ^. ably wUI be called on for final too late to try to prevent their Ml 3-5135 rvllH Florida Bible reading (Oonttnned m F H * XUrtMB) neat eneee, 6)4 f** COMPLETE HOME HEATING SALES and SERVICE 301-315 CM ttr St. THE STATHHi THAT HAS EVERYTHING! "W q think the farmers should (Continued on Page Twelve), lauding. A* the first Skymasters WINF (Oouttaoed M PH* T*s) have harfaininff rights just as (Ooatlauad on Pago BovonX V f .5