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VOL. LXXXm, NO. 185 (EIG H TEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH •, 1954 (OlaarffM Adrartialac aa Paco 16) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Malcolm to Form Libel Verdict Events R ejected by In State Johnson Urges Effort rt.ll Own Muslim Unit High Court NEW YORK (AP) — WASHINGTON (AP) — Dempsey Ready Malcolm X, outspoken The Supremt Ckiurt unani- To Call Session Black Muslim advocate of mously threw out today a To Trim Jobless Rate racial separation, has de- 8600,()00 libel Judgment If Views Jibe fected from the parent or- awarded a Montgomery, ganization to form his own Ala., city official in a suit HARTFORD (AP) — If mosque to promote “active against The New York Republicans and Democra* ^ V VV/\ ) . ^ ‘ 't- ■' Seeks Laws self-defense against white Times and four Negro min- can agree on a plan. Gov. supremacists in all parts of isters. John N. Dempsey says he the country.” . And, In so doing, the court In Message Malcolm told The Associated laid down a constituUonal stan- would not hesitate to call Press: dard that a. public official may the General Assembly into “I am still a Muslim. I Intend not recover damages for a de- special session to act on To Congress to work on my own among famatory falsehood relating to congressional redistricting. America’s 22 million non-Mus- his official conduct without a lim Negroes to convert them showing of actual malice, of The weekend development ^ WASHINGTON (AP) — from non-violence to active self- knowledge the statement was found favor with at lea.st President Johnson (^led on defense against white suprema- false or reckless disregard of one Republican legislative the nation today to mobilizB cists in all parts of the country. whether or not It was false. leader. Rep. Ixiuis Padula of and upgrade its manpower "I want it clearly understood Justice William J. Brennan that my advice to an Muslima wrote the opinion on the court’s Norwalk, House majority skills in a major effort to la that they,stay In the naUon decision. While the decision was leader, said an assembly wipe out grimly persistent of Islam under the spiritual unanimous, three justices said session on congressional re- unemployment. iidance of the honorable KH- 41 did not go far enough. "Overcoming that unemploy- Justices Hugo L. Black and districting might prove Sh Muhammad. fmitful. ment is the greatest immediate *Tt Is not my desire to en- Arthur J. Ooldberg, In separate manpower challenge before us" concurring opinions, expressed Padula said he would be will- Johnson said in asking Congress courage them to follow me." regret that the court did not' to talk with Democratic | Malcolm once was considered MALCOLM X for a broad range of legislation heir apparent to Muhammad, lay down a doctrine of uncondi-' leadeni aa soon aa poaaible to i to create jobs and train work- who makes his headquarters In tional freedom of the public | ■«« there are grounds for ers. Chicago. He was head of the of the naUon of Islam and con- and press to criticise official I agreement. He added there ap- The federal government can- sect’s New York City mosque Unulng to work on my own.” conduct. I reared to be a meeting of the not do the job alone, Johnson and the group’s leading spokes- He said he will call a news Justice William 0. 'Oot^las minds among Republicans and said in his annual manpower man. conference this week to an- noted that he agreed with both Democrats on the question of report to Congress. nounce his plans. concurring opinions. Congressional rcdistricting. Calling on business, labor and Noted for his bitter verbal at- ’The Oovemor made the sug- tacks on white people, Malcolm Malcolm said that In forming ’The suit was based on pub- state and local governments to was suspended by Muhammad his new . Muslim group he will lication of an advertisement in gestion in a letter Saturday to cooperate In creating an "ac- the ’Times of March 29, 1940. Republican State Chairman A. Airliner rests with its nose embedded in house in northwest Chicago suburb. tive manpower poUcy,” the last November after he said In accept InvitaUons to speak to Searle Plnney. a speech that President John F. civil rights groups. The advertisement had state- Six persons who were asleep on the second floor, in the part of the house at the President said; "These pro- ments critical at the handling He told Plnney that if Repub- grams will take hold and suc- Kennedy's death was a case of "I shall tell them what a real of racial demonstrations in left, were unhurt by the crash late last niglit. (AP Photofax.) "the chickens coming home to revolution means — the French licans and Democrats could get ------ceed only when we become de- Montgomery. together on a plan to correct I 'termined that nothing is to take roost." Revolution, the American Rev- L. B. Sullivan, police com- CommenUng on his suspen- olution. Algeria, to name a few. congressional districting inequi- priority over people." missioner of Montromery, won ties, "I would act swiftly to call 1 Johnson's report was accom- sion, Malcolm said, "I have Thera can he no revolution with- the award in the Circuit Court reached the conclusion that I out bloodshed, and it Is non- a special session of the General Shea Tries to Struek panied by Labor Department of Montgomery County with a Assembly to consider this mat- statisUcs emphasising the p ll^ t ean best spread Mr. Muham- contention that several para- mad’s message by staying out .(See Page meven) ter alone.” of the poorly educated worker graphs In the advertisement But Dempsey slammed the c • \By A i r l i n e r , in an increasingly technical would be taken as reflecting door on a Plnney proposal that economy, and the alarmingly on him. a special session consider state Uarwin Confession Family Safe high rate of youths who can’t An organisation called "The senate redistricting in addition find work. Committee to Defend Martin to congressional redistricting "What is at stake is whether Write-Ins Seen Key Luther King and the Struggle while avoiding the questiotwbf By A. J. CHEMASl CHICAGO (API—A chartered a free democratic economy can for FVeedom in the ScuUi" attain well-being for the less placed the advertisement. It Hmse reapporUonment. Defense attorney for Roy F. Darwin, accused of DC3 airplane with 28 passengers trying to make a landing at fortunate as well as the more solicited funds for the defense win ap*)i^a^“ fSderi?*Murt 1 * Bolton teen-age girl Sept. 18, today started fortunate of its people," John- To Primary Outcome of King, Negro minister and cislon that the House’s system! & expected fight to keep two alleged confessions O’Hare International Airport in son said, "and whether it can civil rl^ ts leader who was then misty weather, crashed into a make population growth and under charges of falsifying his of apportionment on a unit, o r. from being admitted Into the first degree murder trial house late Sunday night, killing technological advance fruitful OONC»RD, N.H. (AP) — Lodge and former Vice Presi- town, basis is unconstitutional at Tolland County Superior^ At As a result. Republicans have the copilot. for all rather than fateful for cloud of indecision which could dent Richard M. Nixon, the 1940 (Bee Page Bight) Court. • The coroner said the attor- The pilot, who with the copilotsom e.” )Mvo .a telling affect on the prealdential nemlnae, wesf ■V ! ' iiwi'' refused to consider a special ses- Defense Atty. John F. Shea neya asked permission to coun' ; waa trapped in the cockpit Johnson’s message was un- ehoice of the Republican presl- resented in write-in cam] •ion that would take up Uie promptly objected when the ■el Darwin on his rights. He about two hours, was reported derscored by latest government entlal nominee hung heavily to- If these were sucoessful status of the House. • | state tried to introduce the al- said he permitted this although ' In critical condition in a hospital. figures showing that 800,000 new Say over the outcome of ’Tues- ing a substantial share of the Dempsey said the GOP plan leged confessions into the trial Darwin at ..the time had only The passengers, returning from jobs In February did nothing to day’s New Hampshire Primary. nearly 100,000 Republican votes Drop Sought to consider state Senate and ' now heading into its third week, been called as a witness. | a day of skiing iq Michigan, ys- dent the nation's 4.6'million job- Thera waa widespread evi- e x p s i^ ; It eould projeet them ^ngreasloi^ districting was He said there was iw> proof that less total. ’*p(ecemeal.’',__ . J the allegjd . contmions were The next iftoming Darwin; caped without serious injuries. dence (hat a aigntlieaiit-iMimber foreefttlly into the preeiklentlal In Draft Age waa- served with a The two-engiiie plane crashed The reason is the steadily of Republleana who will go to nomination qontest. made* voRtajkarily, and said they warrant outside the Pratt A through utility lines and into a growing flow of new wotkers the polls to mark one M the • Nixon predicted Sunday.lilint Toums Join Suit were obtained in violation of house in suburban Hoffman Es- into the labor market, particu- Public Act 126 allowing the Whitney division in East Hart- more complex ballots in presi- that the total write-in vote m l NBVV HAVEN (AP) — The ford, where he works. tates. Six persons in the home larly youths. Automated ma- dential preference primary his- he uimrecedented for both pw- benefits of legal counsel. asleep on the second floor, mlr. chinery that shrinks job oppor- amah towns of FrankUn and Defense action came just a Ctoroner said state police ma- tory still are debating their ties. He declined to predict dte Salem asked federal court per- jor Samuel Rome had>e5fe^aped injury. They tunities also plays a part. ehoice. result (or either p ai^ or how WASHmaTON (AP) — Presi- half hour after the trial began Johnson announced "two new This highlighted an invitation dent Johnson wilt aak Congress mission today to intervene in following a three day recess. a warrant prior to Dec 6, but ^^*-e8cued by firemen. many votes he will receive. Connecticut’s legislative reap- r ~ The passengers, 2S men and major administrative actions" for upsets in a contest which For Ckildwater, the conserva- to lower the draft age frmn IS Before thehe special hearing to, Ackerman hSd refused. 6 women, walked from the plane to study the impact of automa- portlonment case. if the alleged confea- ^ w tisfl^ with the Sen. Batry Qoldwater,. R-ArU., tive, and Rockefeller, the mod- to 17 to give hia war on poverty determine minutes after it plowed through tion. and "to start a continuing once was supposed to win handi- erate, there waa the psychologi- A brief waa fUed in U.S.

case he has studied more and Bolton to the kidnap party Sunday more about less and lew until Sheinwold on Bridge night Ws ore TUdnaiflng k: Frank Breakfast Set Mew M w y Wiser ho finally knows everything KodalyWork Drop Sought Slnatrm Jr.’ " about nothing; Or he has gen- South dwtar Government prosecutor Thom- FALSE T lX llf Berth ridM vuh p ihte By Anchor Oub eralized, in which case he DECLARKW as Sheridan termed the kidnap- THAN aver ag e NORTH School Board m w WAY leameid less and leas sbout more Played Well In Draft Age ing "a 'Vicious crime pulled by WHk M CwatM^ and more until he finally knows defenders rank amateurs moved by William Orltfln of 90 Htnry F A s n e ra . a pissssirt leMlMe nothing about everything, St., member ot the Hartford (aoD-ecM) powSar, bsMi M s s S s S By JOHN GBCBER Queried on greed." stars Snail’. To sat tart talk in Smis Mr, Dukelaky belongs to By ALFRED KHEINWOLD To Aid Needy County Police Anchor Club, is eomferti. Just sprinkle a ttttla FM - I HEARD IT” The HtiUngton Rtrlng Que*^ Young Sinatra, after learning Mjr -r S neither category, yet he cer- Within reesonnble limits, of the verdict, sold, "The whole ths local chairman for the TBm OB foot platas. No pusiBw, tainly knows music first hand. tet Mat night offered thrse soosy, pasty tasta or fsstiiif. COMCts bridge'Is an overbidder’s game. Course Plan (Oeattonsi Page Oas) business ia over with. Let's for- club's annual Communion ^ lats odor” (doaturs bnatb), Oet by John Gruber In addition to being a compos- ehambor works In another of The chief reason Is that the av- get it." Breakfast to be held Sunday FASTnTB at aay S f^ esuatar. er, he’s a pianist, by the way. 0 K J * the weekly ooitoerts sponsored erage declarer plnys much bey in trying to reclaim these Frank Sinatra Sr. said: "The morning, March 16, at the What’s chiefly to the point is A t tha board o f edueatloR ter than the average defender, youths.” Jury has rendered a Just verdict Knights of Clumbus Home, that he has cumed his living by the Fine A rts Foundsitlon of so that many an meeting last week, a lettar and we are happy that they and Washington Rd., Enfleid. for years and years in the field OoiMMCtlout, assisted by Bruno The special sehooU, or oeode- contract is made against a slip A Nom from Mrs. RusseU K. WInthar the court were not confused by The breakfast, which will be of music and is consequently a D1 Oooo, o«41ist. I rarely get ^ 10 3 2 miss OB they probably will be Xvery once i while Miss^motion pictures begin, and in th# defense. was nad asking for s ■‘rftnitltn the- false statements and innu- held at 10 a.m. following a 9 professional in the best se.ise around to this really ezcellertt O A K Q I 1 0 S B 4 called, will be similar to the o'clock Moss at St. Martha’s Amui French, librarian of the know his name from that. What of the word. South dealer K S of “extra-curricular.” endoes made during the trial. aerlse but the combination of Both slde.s vulnerable Mary Cheney Ubrary, drops me moat people don't realize is .. .u.. t ui Sn A Wm I nm fcff work comps of the old Civilian "W e hope this will put an end Church (Enfleid), will have os With this son of backgi^und. the HUlington group and Schu- Opening lead King of Spades. She said her son had been re- a card caKing my attention to that his right name is Vladimir he didn’t need ‘ o quote little- 16 2 A Oonssrvatlon Corps in that they to what waa a very painful inci- keynote speaker, Mayor Richard bert snared me this Urns. VV^st opened the Idng of quired to enter the sclsnoe fair Home new book in which she Dukelsky, that he was born in . known French writers an** com S 6 AU Pam will remove underprivileged dent In our lives." W. Sheehan of West Hartford. Yolir Oswald Lchnert sad Jssnne spades, and South ftaw that he in order to achiovs aa A in thinks I may be interested. This Ru.ssia. and that he has___ a posers as ’autnorlUefc.’’ He is youngsters from poor home en- Those interested in attending Benjamin, two former ooncert- could not ixisslbly make the con- Ralph Sweet's Grade 7 olaas, Moss and the breakfast ore DOWNTOWN is how I came to read "Listen pretty good reputation as a an authority in hlnwelt, and the mastera of the Msneheeter Civic vironments. H ere!” by Vernon Duke, which tmrt if West held the ace of low diamond to dumm^a mv- which would Indicate participa- Moslems Form Party asked to contact Oriffln at his serious composer. This dates quotations only interfere with a Orcheatra, are the vioUnists of But instead of ooncentratlng StofioMn he subtitles. " A Critical E.ssay -clubs. South could discard one en. Now he could caan dum- tion in the fair is s nqulrsd home. A nominal fee is being back to the early thirties, at style that could 'te vast’y more the group, while John Riley la on outdoors work projects as did on Music Depreciation." any rate, for it was about then heart on the ace of spades, but my'a last heart, diaoayding one portion o f the curriculum. GEORGETOWN, BriUsh asked for the annual affair. readable if he only hart more ttie regidar cellist. Since. 1 the OCC of New Deal days, the Guiana (AP)—Leaders of Brit- COMPLETE I Btill have the library copy that I first encountered one of faith in himself. he \ ould still have to lose a of the losing cluba. Principal Uneoln Nyatrom new academies will lean heavily last hsiud them, they Have The sharp-eyed reader haa no- ish Guiana’s 60,000 Moslems OIL AGREEMENT REACHED fai m y possession so don't rush his larger works. He is not altogether devoid heart and two clubs. said Mrs. Winthar bad tawed to on education and vocational UNE OF Opens Run at State changed personnel to the ex- And if South went down, he ticed of course, that Bast could have formed the Guyana United down to take it out. It’s due ThLs i.sn't the first time he of humor. For eVemple, ne.clas- tent of kioluding AlMon Hoff- him about this, and that Sweet ojecta. DAMASCUS. Syria (A P )—Ku-i would hear from North: ” How defeat the contract by stepping Moslem party, the South Am er- wait and Saudi Arabia have in-| back March 28, and I ’ll return has broken into print, but it is sified the efforts of John Cage. Tom Tryon in the title role and Romy Schneider are among man on vM a, end the ohahge had made this requirement The Ilie program probably will be could you Jump to five? I gave up with the queen of hearts at ican British colony’s fourth par- itialed an agreement partition-1 Columnar It before then, but Just at pres- the fir.st time he has come forth Christian Wolff, David Tuoor the sUrs of Otto Preminger’s "The Cattlinal,” starting to- has been benefloial. principal said he thought a sd- developed by revising the pro- you two aces, and I had never the second trick. East must ty. Ing the oil-rich neutral zone on ent I want to do some more with a volume which he alleged- and Morton Feldman as a morrow at the State Theatre In Panavialon and Technicolor. A s It now stands, the group enoe project was a good re- posal for a Youth Conservation j Shoots reading in It, so I can’t say just opened my mouth. Yet you still then lead a club. All very true, Th> party got a setback Sun- their common border. | ly aimed at the musical lay- ’’Ham-session,’’ which I consid- Based on the Henry Morton Robinson best-seller, "The Card- oomfniseB four exoeptionsUly quirement for all students but Ck>rps which has been pending when I ’ll take it back. I found inal ” cast also includes Carol Lynley, Jill Haworth, R af Val- couldn’t make your contract. If but not many defenders would day at its start. Rahman (iaj- A Joint communique issued si-1 man. To tell the truth, the lay- er a witty pun, even it you endowed mustoians who have that it should not be necessary In Congress since early lost M very interesting. lone, Josef Melnrad, Burgess Meredith, Ossie Davis, John you ran your business the way be clever enough to do this at raj, speaker of the Legislative multaneously Sunday in Kuwait FiliRg man will have a rather hard don’t. (I f you don’t know the played together long enough to to qnter tha project in the fair. year. The corps will be operated Vamon Duke is known to Saxon, Dorothy Gish, Tullio Carminati, M aggie McNamara, you bid, we’d be in the “poor- the Uble. And this ia why Assembly, declined to head it and Rladh said the agreement, ’ time of it. The book needs edit- quartet concerned, consider achieve some extraordinary en- Porcheron asked Supt Philip under direct control of the new many for such popular hits as Bill Hayes, O oil Kellaway, John Huston as Cardinal Glen- house in no time.’’ bridge is an overbidder'B game. "for private, public and domes- reached after 10 days of talks, > Supplios ing. There is Just too much in yourself lucky. Unfortunately, semble. Last night they O. Liguorl if Mrs. Winthar agency which will be created to "Taking A Chance On Love,” it, and it is cluttered up with I do.) non and Bobby (M orse) and his Adora-Belles. And South, who was part- Dally Questloa tic reasons.” provided for the partitioning of j achieved real g re a tn ^ In the came to him. Liguorl said no. supervise the poverty program, "A p ril In Paris,” and so on. a tremendous amount of refer- nered by his wife, would sim- Dealer, at your right, Mdt sne The party denounced Prim e the neutral zone giving the two CoB Years ago I recall Feldman Kodaly Quartet, giving a per- Both he and Ldmiorl thought it Is reported. Be also has numerous screen ences to other authorities. bragging of his accomplish- ply have to sit still and answer, diamond. You bold: Spadas, K- Minister Oieddi Jagan’s ruling governments equal administra- 649-5341 formance that wes truly im- the mattac zhotud have been People’s Progressive party as a credits lor musical scores to Now Mr. Duke, or Mr. Dukel- ments with the words, " I f I "Yes, angel.” Q-J-IO-7-6: Hearts, K->-B| Dta- tive anq sovereignty rights. pressive, almost Uhistrlous. administrative and never "Oommunlst, atheistic party di- motion pictures. Maybe you sky (whichever suits you) is don’t blow my own bom, no- Ray Of Light monds, 3; Clubs, A-d-10> Japanese firms are exploiting They played with an assur- brought to the board. Uguorl rectly opposed to Islam.” read aB the stuff with which quite an authority on his own, body else will.” He got the McNamara Acclaims Juat as South was considering What do you sayT Youths to Appeal the oil fields in this territory. ance and with a security of in- proper answer from an un- Answer: Double. No matter said that teachers should be even though he says: " I ’m not, tonation that would not have this horrible fate he saw a ray given a certain amount of aoa- in any sense of the word, a mu- known pianist who said, ’'Just of light. He took the first trick what your partner reeponde, you In Sinatra Case rememnber Moe, the guy who been surpeeeed by any o f the can bid spades next. This will demlo freedom but perhAps the sicologist.” He does add, "I Viet Leader on Tour worU-famous chamber groups, In dummy with the ace of requirement to actually entar think I know music: Old and blows his own horn is always show a strong sM de suit and a and their conception of this ■padez, discarding a heart from the fair was not necessary. (OooHnued from Page One) Heart Gas? new, good and bad." I quite found on the little end of it.” hla hand, and led a low heart strong hand. TItB immediate Stsp ChsMsf Hurt Bn is 5 MhistM (Continned from Page One) early 20th century work was jump overcall la now used by Porcheron said he would like agree with him. A musicologist, I ’m sure Mr. Duke could have ate actions Saturday. The U.S from dummy to the second tsnesd to life imprisonment plus O P E N 6 D A Y S m your x t k*ck it dniulit. Chew Bil|.ini added a lot of similar anec- thoroughly wen conaidered and most experts to show a strong to oonvev to Mrs. Winthar his bblMi It frit lifn of diitriti. Kii|i lo bit in my book, is a fusty, over-ed- Army pilot of a flight spotting trick. 76 years, but first will undergo dotes which would have relieved December, American sources approprlte. It is a work emi- suit, but a weak hand. thanks for bringing the prob- ar peckit for mdy riliif. So fiit tna suri ucated specialist who has adopt- said. plane was hit by metal frag- nently adapted to their taienta. EMst followed with the seven psychiatric examination. U.S. ^ FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE VM cin’t biNivi if. No harmful • drugt.-— Git - • ed one o f two courses. Ekther his generally over-serious re- lem to the boaid even though, Bill-inf iediy. Sin. Both plans call for increased ments 80 miles east of Saigon. The program Ukewise includ- of hearts, and South played the Dlst. Judge William O. East, in -■ -Titil to Sill-ant, he has specialized, in which marks, but his penchant for For Sheinwold's 36 • page ho said, it was not proper. Orintibura N. Y., for loral frio umpli. The pilot of a U.S. Arm y heli- ad Haydn’s Quartet, Op. 76 ten. West won with the jack of sentencing the pair Saturday, Mon. thru Sat. 9:.30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. • Thursdays 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. quoting other authorities took action, but Khanh wants senior booklet, ” A Pocket Guide to In'answer to the board of fi- copter was wounded in the leg No. 2 and the Schubert Quintet, hearts and led another spade, said their prison terms may be so much space that there re- officers to take a more active forcing South to ruff. Naturally, Bridge,” send 60 cents to nance request (sent to all while fl}ring a mission 300 miles Op. 163, wMoh as I mentioned modlflsd after the tests are com- main too few pages for fun. South ruffed with the eight of Bridge Book, Manchester E ve- boards and commissions) fo r a part In the fighting and more to the northeast. An American hired me to Hartford for the pleted in about 90 days at the Personally, I agree with Mr. diamonds. ning Herald, Box 3318, Grand mid-year accoimting on the Save! Frigida ire Best Buys! ground troops to be throvYn, Into soldier was wounded in the arm oonoert. While tbeae were YveU (Herald photo by Oflsra.) Federal Medical Facility in Dukelaky that modem' efforts on a combat patrol IM miles Declarer led his last heart to Central Station, New York 17. budget, Liguorl said that he did Springfield, Mo. IwtUe. enough done, th«(y were not in a certainly repreeent musical de- northeast of Saigon. dv_ imy, ruffed a heart with the N.Y. not reply In as elaborate fonn Irwm ’i sentencing was post- olasa with the leaser known Ko- CYO Religion Quiz Winners preciation, but rather than get Vietnamese sources said the The government claimed its nine of diamonds, cashed the Copyright, 1B64 as rsqueeted, nor did he indi- poned pendlpg conmletlon of a daly wortc. First too serious about some o f these proposal also calls for some troops killed 300 Viet Cong ace of diamonds and led the General Featajiws Oerpi, cate any transfers. He said that probation report. He was con- Both works are a century or Winneni of the CYO reUglon^Riohanl C. Bottao, kiatruotor,^commemorative plaque, and efforts, 1 think it would be well form of Joint U.S.-Vletnamese throughout the country last week with OKtreme caution, he will 'vlcted on five counts, could so older than the Hungarian looks on. to laugh them to acorn. commtmd. This could not be con- and suffered 76 casualties. A de- bo able to present a balanced quia of the Arohdiooeee of each teem member received a servo 76 years in prison. He was National firmed from American sources. oomposttion, and the auhtle, The contest was hdd reoentiy gold medai. Runnersup were Mr. Duke is quite capable of fense Ministry spokesman said budget Aug. L Hartford, ah members of St. acquitted of taking port in the A Joint U.S.-Vletnamese field stytistlc changea so necessary in the parish haB o f St. Joseph’s given silver medaJs. doing this and comes up with 83 Viet Cong were captured, l^ u oii said that they will Barthoiatnew'a Church, are Miae actual abduction. FRIGIDAIRE Stores some inspired descriptions at team reported after a survey of while 65 Vietnamese were re for a oonvinoing performance of need almost $1,800 in the tui- Ohuroh, 'BrisU^, and was the Individuai contestants who Gladys Towles Root, Irwin’s Sharon Douton, (seated, left) times. For example, he charac- the Mekong Delta In January ported missing. music from this era were mis- tion area and about $300 fo r the 14th consecutive year o f the aclideved a perfect score reoeiV' attorney, told newsmen; "W e that the war could not be won sing. LsMt time I heard them TUESDAY NITE G regg Dvorak and MIsa Judith terizes Sockhausen’s music as prlnofpal’a salary for two weeks reUgiouB competition. Second ed special prices. Miss Sharon knew from the start that we will unless the Vietnamese score they offered Moaart, and tMa Frtthson (holding plaque). Da- ’’vivid sound reproductions of in August since $800 had been place was awarded to the host Douton, Miss Judith Frithsbn have to win this cose In the ap- some quick victories and boost Ucefwlse failed to be tiuly great IS out from the prlncipal'a salary vid Hinchey (standing left) team, and St. L a w r e n c e’s and David Hinchey of St. Bar- p a ls court. That's why we took internal disorders.” The trouble morale in rural areas. Driver Arrested MONDAY • TUiSDAY is there are not enough of these The trouble seems to stem for 1M2-63. He said that this seems to be reading the inscrip- Ohuroh of W est Haven placed thokxnew'a team were among so much trouble to protect our The survey said feeling was from Mr. Lehnert, brutal as it “FAMILY NITE” should not be construed as an tion on the plaque as the Rev. third. Winners were given the the top scorers. record." AimCES-COLOII cracks to relieve the serious na- widespread among delta dwel- ture o f his inquiries. On Liquor Count msiy be to accuse him so badly. ofnclal requsot. Throughout the trial the de- WEDNESDAY lers that the Communists are A thoroughly conqwtent vloUn- fense maintained the kidnaping at the same low sale price as whit e! Personally, I don’t object; I As for the board of linanoe delegated to the superintendent. ing the lead in "The Heiress" chairman of the Junior prom at winning and many are swinging An Bldridge St. motorist who iik, oooupying the first desk m NO CHARGE was a publicity stunt and that r-i.j cn.ilrtii I p'-V ,1 hotter time to buy .i pn-m.. ■’ found the book Informative and request that boards and com- The board asked only that they which opened Friday at Har- Willlmantic State College where ^■iloi Wli.it s more, /vc've over to the Viet Cong. the ensemUe, H r. Lehnert is young Sinatra knew about it in generally accurate. The layman, Saturday night drove his car for Children who um our missions take Into consideration review the selections after they riet S. Jorgensen Theater at the she is a Junior. ti .'ll,"life Aiipli.ince in color' Rip.ht no/, t.i i, stcckL.I . .C’ '.I, f.ibuloui SL-Iection--Ai'n.- Shortly before McNamara and not so ant4«thetic to music of advance. The Jury rejected the at whom the book is aimed ac- off W. Middle J’pke., Just east "Little Folks’ Menu” the use by other boahds and have been made. School Menu ntutl t i m stocl-. li opecMlIy priced to s.ive you iurc 1 ‘i.v his party left for Can Tho, Viet this sra as he' seems to be hsed- University of Connecticut. (Cur- hoax claim. ■ m o d e l you /..rnt in the cording to the author, wiU find commissions of equipment when The resignation of Mrs. Lor- tain time for the play, present- Tomorrow — beef macaroni Cong mortars set fire to a gaso- of S. Alton St., passed three n of its implioatlons. Choice Food and Beverages Young Stnattm was released on pli fity And ot course. Fnp.idoire never cbjry.ei color ) .u'il ’ ;iuy for immedmte delivery it somewhat heavy going. Fur- purchasing it, Uguorl said that raine Rogers, Grade 2 teacher, ed by the UofC Department of casserole, buttered green beans, line dump in the area containlnjg houses as he drove along In the kite 18th and early Dec. 11 near his mother’s Bel ther, d e ^ ite its apparent in- 185,OCX) gallons of fuel. the achool program comes first, effective in June, was accepted Theater, is 8:16 p.m. It will run sliced peaches; Wednesday sidewalk, and then smashed 19th oenturiea the era o f the that he is in charge of sdiool with regret. Air home after his father paid tention of being relaitlvely ex- McNamara and his party were through Saturday. baked beans, pineapple-cabbage virtuoao was yet to come, but property and would be glad to A request by a family mov- $240,000 ransom In small bills. haustive, Mr. Duke has quite to go from Can Tho to the town into a clump o f bushes in front Miss Elmore, a Junior theater salad, com bread, spice cAke; alues Mr. Lehnert tends to play mu- loan equipment aa long as it is ing out of town to have their The three defShdOnts were or- V failed to mention Alan Hoh- of another house, has been major, has appeared in UofC Thursday— meat loaf w 1 t7 i of Bac Lieu, in the southern part sic from this period with the ro- not needed at the time fcMr'in daughter, a aophomore, finish rested a few days later by the vahoess (or however he spelled of the delta, before returning to charged with drunken driving. productions of “My Three An- mashed potatoes, buttered mantic virtuoalty rtMuraoteristic struotion. FBI. NEW! LOWEST PRICED FRIGIDAIRE his name. I knew him imder his Saigon this evening Patrick J. Farrell, 56, of 103 the year at Miurchester High gels,” . "The Chairs,” “School oom, baked sliced apples; Fri- of a much later pwiod. Since It waa voted to adopt the School, waa denied because it Trial testimony pictured Keen original name of Allen C9iek- the first day of his fact- Eldridge S^t., has bMn booked for Wives,” "K in g John,” and day— open-face tuna sandwich, 0(1 he is first vicriinist, the others STA N L E Y family plan for hot lundiea, al- on os the masiermihd who told makjian, and learned to spell it finding visit McNam’ara and his for operating a motor vehicle was against''board policy and "Under Milkwood." potato chips, buttered carrots, must perforce go along with lowtaig a reduction of five cents at least 14 people beforehand of when he was still in Junior high aides went through seven hours while under the influence of W A R N ER 9 I I E might set a precedent. On Prom Unit brownies. FROST-PROOF REFRIGERATOR! this style and the resuK be- a dky for families with three or his "perfect crim e.” school). Hohvahness (It’s right of briefings. The p v ty Includes liquor. He posted a 1500 surety Stora at UOoon ' Miss S h 1 r 1 n Rlchardsmt, comes anomalous. more ohlldren in the elementary Said Mrs. Root: "Barry Keen- UkM time, cause I took tim e Gen. Maxwell D, Tkyjor. chair- bond, and will be presented, in T H E S TO R Y O F A Y O U N G A M E R IC A N A N D H IS R IS E Miss Meredith Elmore, daugh- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Monolieetar Evening HeraU TWs ia not to asy the per- school. Chlldrcpi in these faml' an and Joe Amaler did ev- e 100% Frost-Proof. No Am t, no defrottfng out to look It up) was certainly man of the Joint Oilefs erf^^ff;, CJlrcult Court '12,' M anche»ef, ter of Mr. and M n. Paul El- ert L. Richardson of Lakeside Aplton oorrmpondent, M. dem- form ances are unenjoysble; lies win now p a y '80 cents erything but wear a neon sign —• even In freezer! not a talent 4o be ignmed com- John A. McCone, director of the March 23. *' ' T O P R IN C E O f T H E C HU R C H . F ILM E D IN IT S A C TU A L more of Boyberry Rd., is play- Lane, recently served ka co- ewell Yoong, teL 64S-8S81. they certainly are musicai and kmch rather than 86 cants. on their bocks starting: ‘Ooms pletely. U.S. Central Intelligence Agen- ^ e accident was one of four • Giant iOO-lb. zero aone firoezer. PORK szeking. In fact, they are a bit LOCALES: NEW E N GUN D . TH E SOOTH. VIENNA AND ROME. Rsnaming of the elementaiy Mr. Oukelsky dweUe at some cy. and Arthur Sylvester, as- involving motor vehicles dur- • Twin produce Hydratom, length on his difficulties In sistantuba.li, secretaryaci.idxi^ uiof ueicnsc.defense. Ing the weekend. No persons too exciting, simoet frenetic at school and naming the high times. Haydn, in his security age door and moral getting the late FriU Reiner to Sylvester said that McNamara but a* second school gym and cafeteria waa and Schubert in his poverty new program a work of his, and Iked ” a lot of oue.stions” about iIssued a written tabled to the A p ^ meeting. a lot of que.stlons ____ _ nothing of the hectic times we Reiner not only programmed a South Viet N am ’s only rail line !and' warning, and light to moderatimoderate Board member Keimoth Mat- encounter today. Haydn knew number o f Alan’s worka, he which runs to the border of the '^•blcular damage was report thews said that the board had i-ecorded several as well. 0>uid Communist north. by police. Joy but soaroely ftantic gaiety; more pressing items to consld ^h u bert was one of the most or and Harold SmMh asked that awps there possibly be a litUe pro- Asked what kind of questions The Farrell accident was ob- Yon Receive serenely souUUl composers who fessional Jealousy' involved ? Sylvester replied; "The rate of served by Patrolman Brian suggestions be aoHclted from ever lived. 3,500 CENTER Certainly something made the accidents, the rate of Incidents Rooney who was on patrol duty townspeopls whan tha board la Model FPDS-14T-1 author forget this composer; and the rate of operation. The along W. Middle Tpke. Farrell la s t night Haydn’s music ready. 13J1 60. ft. Green Stamps! status of the railroad has al- was observed drivling east at tended continually to strain at Authority to sslsct textbooks 349 and he castigates another au- CUT fo r the Junior-senior high was thor for omitting a lesser oom- ways been of interest to us.” about 8 p.m. w h ei he suddenly tho leash, to strive for some- poeer, too. The show of Interest w4s ran off the road, police said. thing not only beyond reach but There ate sections quoting taken by some to mean McNa- He was taken to police head- for something that really isn’t there. And in the Schubert, Mr. composera on composers, crit- mara is studying the logistical quarters and given an intoxl- 2-SPEED, 2-CYCLE STIRDY ics on critics, and conductors on possibilities of moving the war meter test. Ishnert got eo over-enthuaed muam oonductoxs, which are as vari- to Communist North ^ e t Nam. Miss Jo-Ann M. Perrett, l9, and e x c H ^ that even ea well AM crrrn (■MHMiNHaiffi iw h j m ed in value as the taienta o f The rail line is a continual tar- of Box 242, Manchester, yester- equipped technically as be la, FRIGIDAIRE WASHER those who replied to bis ques- get for mining, sabotage and day at 4 p.m. was g;iven a Ms tone became forced and his 6 THE CAROtNAL Mam TOM TRYOH, MMV KHNUMII, G L O B E tionnaires. ambush, and sections arc often written warning for., failure to intonation deba:table. CAROl LYNLEY. JiLL HAWOSTH, RAF VALLONC, JOHN closed for repairs.. • 3-Ring Agitator action gets reguian and Mr. Duke has his own pet drive to the right. Police said But the Kodaly? Ah, tha/t ACADEMY SAXON. JOSEF MEINRAD, 8URQCSS MCRtOITM. OOM Travtl SeniM that Miss Perrett, after making was really something to hear! delicates clean— inside and out disHkes and tends to ride them Sylvester said U.S. Ambassa- AWARD DAVIS. DOROTHY 6ISH, TULLK) CARMtfMT), MAMK } dor Henry Cabot Lodge made a a u-tum at South Terminus, McNAMARA. BILL HAYES, CECIL KELUWAV « • JOHN a little hard. But as a former Nominations F 9 0 5 M A I N S T R E E T i • Fresh running water rinses, automatic Itnt pulled into the right hand lane Schoenberg pupil myself, I wes number of recommendations to ^ HUST0N4«CLENN0NiMa'aDM)ffMM()MatMrMMMMk( and then into the left lane k 643-2165 removal— and lots more. Frox&n foott fym eiB itf glad to see he didn’t blame my McNamara. Discussions also ‘T h e Cardinal” from the beginning e Starting 6:00 Jk 8KK) dealt with "external mattSrs,” and struck the rear fender of Pupils Present old teacher for a lot of this do- a northbound Main St. car driv- ENDff r Authorized agent la Man- a decaphonic nonsense that is he said, including the situation “CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED” at 0 R • ^oheeter for all AlrUnee,^ Shrimp Dinner "NAir >«j59c. In neighboring Cambodia, Laos en by James J. Prior Jr., 18. of Show for PTA TONIGHT foisted o ff in his name. plus "GI.AD1ATOR SEVEN” at 7:85 ^Railroads and Bteamehip^ and North Viet Nam. 181 Wadsworth St. Minor dam- Mr. Dukelsky rather lays the age was reported. Tunes. ' McNamara spent nearly three A talent show, presented by Finast Waffles 4 49c blame where it belongs, at the hours Sunday with Khanh. It Lawrence E. Lorentzen, 16, You Receive doors of Webem, Leibowitz and pupils o f Nathan Hale School, Yer Carden A 6-OZ was, their first meeting since the o f 166 Center St., was unhurt will be the feature of the Na- pmuiufuw 2,200 Stockhausen. (And if you’ve general seized power Jan. 30. Saturday afternoon at about than Hale PTA meeting tomor- Regular 4 ISCANS 49c missed their effusions, consider Green S t^ p s ! Lemonade On his arrival McNamara 3 o’clock when. In attempting row at 7:30 p.m. In the achool .that you have been fortunate made an airport speech pro- to avoid hitting a cat that ran 219 auditorium. The show is open indeed. I get paid to listen to Model WCDA claiming U.S. support not only across his path near the Hock- to parents and Interested aduKs. this sort of stuff, but I can see Produce Specie h ! for Viet. Nam In Its Yuar but for anum River bridge, he swerved The program will include little reason why you should Khanh personally. and glanced off a pole. singing, dancing, instrumental- have to listen to it.) lOVEAlb^^ PINK M e a t About 2,000 well^pcreened The Lorentzen car, with ex- ists and comedy skits. So now you can call up Mary demonstrators were at the air- tensive right side and front Police (3hM James Reardon Cheney Library and put in your port waving banners which damage, was towed from the has agreed to attend a business FRIGIDAIRE POLL 'N CLEAR Gra p e fruit 4 °«39ci reserve card for the new book. read: "Mr. McNamkra is right scene. N o arrest was made. meeting after the show to an- As I said at the outset, it’s call- — let’s fight” and rapping No injuries nor arrests and swer questions about the traffic ed "Listen Here!” by Vernon French President OiarleS de only minor vehicle damage was light at Spruce and Oak Sts. P LO IID A VALENCIA - Naiursl Color Duke. Gaulle for suggesting neutrall- reported in a 4 p.m. accident FIRST BITE OYER RANGE Refreshments will be served z-Uion of Southeast Asia, Saturday when a wdman motor-, in the cafeteria after the meet- A U.S. Air Force pilot was 1st. taking driving lessons In a- ing. a E)(clusive Pull 'N Clean Oven slides out Oranges 12 59c I killed 60 miles northeast of Sai- private parking area at 385 like a drawer for stand-up cleaning. gon Sunday when Viet Oong an- Center St., struck the com er Meat A preduce prices effective Men., Tues. A Wed. Only I HEARING AID tiaircraft guns downed his sin- of a building and broke two • Cook-Master starts, stops oven automatf* BAHERIES gle-sea,t Vietnamese air force plate glass windows in the Style Show Set cally. Cooks dinner while you're away! fighter in (Dommunlst-domlnat- building. • Speed-Heat unit gets red-hot in aeobndel «d territory near the Cambodi- By Vassar Club 6eoe»i>tf ^ 0 c i0 /g / PINE PHARMACY an border. M 4 C E N TE R ST.— B4B-M14 Three other American serv- Ousted After Threats The Vassar Club of Hartford icemen were wounded In separ- Strawberry or Raspberry MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP)— will sponsor a showing of A 32-year-old ex-Miuine was spring fashions on March 20 in Mij dltUflbl You Receive held today after allegedly ad- CenUnel Hill Hall of O. Fox and We call It the get-up-and-go car for ’6 4 . . . for '63. So If you want to go with a winner, Co., Hartford. Dessert and cof- 2,500 Preserves 3 9 mitting he had mailed threaten- Yes, when you need soma- and Plymouth Is proving us right. Sales are one that backs Its performance with a 5-year Model RD20-64 ing letters to President Johnson. fee w ill be served at 12:30 p.m. soaring again this model year, and there is Green Stamp*! F M A S T - Pineapple -Grapefruit \ ' Authorities said Norman J. Es- and the show will begin at 1:30. thing from ths drug stora or 50,000-mlle w a rra n ty* ...G e t up and go 404DCIW i M r i S 249 tes of Nashua told them he had Proceeds of the event will bene- —and it isn’t ennvtniant e ve ry indication that th e y will grea tly sur PlymouthI Th e man to see for a top deal on 1-QTM-OZ CAN planned to' go to Washington, fit the club’s scholarship fund. In ooms in parson—call pass the outstanding Plymouth sales figures the hot car for ’64 is your Plymouth Dealer! Juice P rin k 2 9 buy a rifle and await an (mpor- Mrs. Robert Smith, 131 H art- tunlty to shoot the President. ford Rd., and Mrs. Winthiop our Emtrgsacy DtUTory n ^- S T - ’ — Also S 9 A Q WOT H WI TW • T —I -1 Mlfl Thin VI or I Regular Estes waived preliminary Merriam, Ripley Hill, South Service. *«!»■’* MOW mtONQ S/M WARRANTY FROTECTS YOU: Chrysler Corporation warranto lor S yssrs or 50.000 mHss hearing before a U.S. commis- whichever r ^ s B first, against dsfsets In matarlals and workmanship and will repiscs or repair at s Chrysler Motors Corporetion 1-LB Coventry, are in charge of tick- Perhaps yon have pro- sioner Sunday and was held In et selee in thie eree. The show J 1 4***^ piece of business, the engine block, heed end Internel parts, Intake manifold, water pump, tranemlselon case M acaroni m o w 2 $2,000 bail. ia open to the public, end tick- scriptions to ha com- *y* (ffwludlng mar«ual clutch), torque convertor, drive shaft, universal joints, rear axis aitd diffsrsntial, and rear 3 9 wnoet f r i nge oMta 1964 automobllts, proridsd the owner has the engine oil changed every 3 nronthe or 4,000 mHes, whichever GIVEN WITH EVERY DIME Nashua Police Chief Paul J. ets may be obtained from either pounded? Our mssisngor I T A I I A H • Imported oomea nrst, ths oil fitter (splacsd every second oil change end the carburetor air filter claanad every 6 mentha and raptaced every Tracy said Estes admitted mail- Mrs. Smith or Mrs. Merriam, or will call for them and do- ing three threatening letters to ® months furnishes to such a dealer evidanoe of performance of the required service, ond requeato the dealer at the door the day o f the ahow. to certify (1) recs||$ of euch avWanoe and (2) the oar’s than currant mileaga. ' Johnson, He quoted Estes as liver the medicines. N « B.WA Tom a to 5 saying he had received a gener- mar* chorgsb o i oonrse. YOU SPEND AT KEITH'S! 49< has ooms to al discharge from the Ma- ■ Oomtag "7 Daye la BfajT • FREE MAIN STREET PARKING or IN OUR LOT NEXT TO STORE • O S B M G I A N T - Whole Kernel Ihre with ns rines and had lost savsral jobs VISIT OUS NEW mX when his service record be- 11th ■■ W k! LIQUOR D tn . YOUR NEW ENGLAND PLYMOUTH DEALER ALSO HAS Kofsky’a Shoes came known. — YOU HAVE YOUR CHOICE OF FOUR CREDIT PLANS — N iU e ts Corn 5 A general discharge is consid- A FINE SELECTION OF TOP QUALITY USED CARS 79- ered leaa than honorable. (1) 80-Day Regular Cbar$e (S) Up To Two Years To Pay. MODODO O a a a m o o a m o f f (2 ) 80-30-4N>-lMy.4-PaynM«t Charge Ploa (4) Young Homemoken Lay-Awoy Pouble OrMii f tamps FAY U L U BY POfl'TOARO P GENEVA, Swltaerland (AP) —A new method of pflyUg bUla maumnmmfinmmu has been inaugurated by the AT YOUk m ST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS Union of Siriae Buika; Poet card HARTFORD COUNTY checks. The checkbook is in the Miller's form of perforated carda, the left side a atub as in-’^ragular •snOTt, Imi a Ttbww liWMh tnwi fMM Paiv osir ' 1' checks and the right aide a Ph arm acy M A N C H E S TE R P L Y M O U TH , Inc. wi Mfnvi tm MOHr to umiy ouawtttss , # check form with room for-the ni l MAIN ST. M A N C H E S T F R aarae and addraaa af tha radp- ROUTE 88, TOLLAND TURNPIKE— TALCOTTVILLB IM W K B N ROAD Jnidar B ill Whom 44M II4 .( -r. -O ,; -

lUUCtiteTtil EVENING HERALD; MANCSEBliEB: (IjOHN PACa FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING H E R ^ , MANCHESTER. when the porter otaft wae la- liavo Mtoatod they wM4iegln Hall and St. Jamea’, Lincoln and Bonnot Schooie in recent Rockville-Vemon formed of a 60 oont an hour Mialr picketing.” i Boys Caught RockviUe-Vemon lUILE lirdllLR RREEN STMn out, etf eotlra In two weORa, roaUaiog only 60 eonta, H w empioyee, one ;80 (3) Aiu^ OrUnUi to bring tho porter ealariee ki youtha While taking them to of atopped cam and kito the Palmer, clerk of the worka. Lebbeua F, BizeeU, board hla recommandatlona today. Bm- hne with gbnilar Jobe in other mitlM. Oepp, who waa airaated by or by contacting tha otoward (231 The Club Houae (3^80)~HoIIywood Stars police headquartero for quee- Dodge le head of the Man- path of motoriat Ralph E. Har- Tlie report waa submitted to 8:80 ( 34) What's New (10) Peter Ounn ployea have decided to picket hoMiitalfl. State Polioa on Rt. 84 in Union at the Elks Home. ( 3) Walter Cronklte G R A N D ohalrman, aald thia morning tionlng, one of the boye tried cheater Automobilv Dealere Aa- rla. as. of 26 Lilley St., poHoe the achool building committee ):00 ( 8) The betecUves the hoepital, but were advieed in ttw early morning of Feb. 16, Reservation deadline le Thursday. Palmer said that the (13) Newsbeat (10-3380) Mitch Miller (O that be haa not been ltal admlnlMrator, declined reaete to the recommendatione. Committee conrieta of repre- meeting. (10-23-30) Huntley-Brlnkley 1:00(38-10-1330-3380-40) News, kiduetrioe, the men affected re- Police believe a third youth eentatlvee from the town’e to avoid hitting the chUd, who pottos reported. architect’s plans. 6.4& (30) Ron Cochran Sports. Weather oomment but aald that no meet- ‘Tve been able to delay the Hie oon'vlotton ooste Capp his ing haa been eoheduled tain their rate of pay, but new waa involved in the break. The achool, fire, police and muni- fell to the atreet. Some 31 Original building costs of the 7:00 ( 3) Movie 1:16 (SO) 'Tonight Show (C) piLketing go for,” Peraro eaid, right to drive ki Connecticut for There are five general Igpaa 27-unit structure which also (241 The Humanlllei ( S) Movie The labor dlraute at the ito*- "but if the empioyea don’t hear employee are hired at the ad- two picked up yeaterday admit- ci^ l departmente, aa well ae feet of ricid marks were report- (12-22-30-40) News. Sports and (40) Special Report pHal Juried rate. from civilian groupe. ed by pottos. The Tweedle boy SO d a y e . of sand dunes. includes a gymnasium, was es- Hetids Fuel Unit Weather l:3t, (13) Movie gtarted fViday morning from the hoopital today, they ted to other breaka into Orange timated at $962,307. Additional EMward H. Glenney has been (10) Deathiptloi Valley Days 1:30 (10-23) Tonight Show. (O costs will bring the total cost elected chairman of the fuel di- 7.16 /22)(18) SubscriptionRIghIlirhU TV ( 8) Movie near $1.2 million. vision of the Manchester Cham- SEE SATCRdaX-S tv week FOB COMPLETE LISTINO OPENING About 20 per cent of the ber of Commerce for 1964-66, structure is completed, . based and E. Theodore Bantly has BARGAINS GALORE A U OVER THE STORE on reports by A. F. Peaalee Co., been chosen treasurer. contractors. President of the W. G. Glen- Radio SPECIALS TUBS., WBD.—MARCH 10-11 Structural steel work on the ney Oo., 336 N. Main St., Glen- (This Hstteg includes only those aews braadeasts of 10 or 16 east portion of the building is ney is a past president of the completed, and telephone and Chamber of Commerce, a past •ninute length Some stations carry other short aewseasts). high voltage poles have been chairman of the fuel division, WDBC—1348 « 8:16 Ufa Une relocated. and a vice president of the 8:(M Long John Wade 8:30 Broadwi^ Overture Connecticut Lumber Dealers As- 8:00 Raynor Shines 9:16 Beet of Broadway A total of $179,730 has been r06 News Sign Off 10:06 Music to Relax By 13:26 Sign Off paid to the Peaalee firm for sociation. WHAT-eia work already completed, and He is a member of Honches- 6:UU biasy BO Show GRADE ‘A’ CHICKEN Jeter and Cook, the building’s ter Memorial Hospitail board of 6:30 News Weather and Sports trustees, a fonner director of 7:00 Edward P Monren architects, have been paid $50,- 7:16 Bd Hayee Show 621. the Child Guidance Clinic, re- 10:30 Tonight Al Hv Pines S A L E ! RANGE Other expenses listed include cipient of the Junior Chamber Ifm Sim Off of Commerce's Outstanding wnc—IN* \M> Incidentals, the clerk of the 8:00 tJCoon vs. Temple works salary, bond payments. Toung Man of the Tear award, 8:06 Pope Concert FUEL OIL Interest payments and Insur- and a vestryman of St. Mary’s 10:06 Nightbeat Church. 11:00 News N O D O W N PAYMENT ance. U:18 Sports Final GASOLINE N O D O W N PAYMENT Members a t the tmiMing com- Glenney succeeds Matthew 11-80 Art Johnson Show mittee last night approved pur- Moriarty, Morlarty Bros., as WPOP 1418 chairman. ii:uO Joel Cash’ 3 P C . M A K E chase of desks and othn* furni- 7:00 BUI Hughes N A TH A N H A U ture and equipment for the ad- Bantly. president of Bantly 10:00 Mad Daddy Show BANTLY OIL ditian. Oil Cb., SSI Main St., is a past WIMF—U8g chairman of the fuel division, • :0n Mews, Weather. Sports COMI' \\V, INC. B ED R O O M SETS He^al Netaa a past president of Kiwanis, 6:30 Radio Greater Hartford 3 PIECE B E D R O O M Admitted Tlnmday: Mrs. Do- 6:46 Lowell Thomas i'll .’-TiM;!:! Dreaser, Chest, Mirror, Bed. lores lioehr, U 8. Grove St; and a director of the Avon 6:50 Sports Tima Solid Maple.' School for the Blind. He suc- 7:10 Bvenlng Report 1'.I.. Ml 11i i i lI !i-1.")!•.*> George Horn, Loehr Rd.; ceeds Allan Betudcs of Bantly 7:38 Publlo Affairs Program Jamas Tully, High Manor OU. 8:00 The World Tonight liiM'kvilIf Tiv .'-.IJ71 REG. Park; John Marcbeaaeault Tol- REG. land; caiarles Zabilanaky, Rock- $199.00 ville HoteL yellow beans, brownies; Tues- $299.95 day-hot dog on roll, salad, *137 Discharged Thursday: Mrs. the ONE place aiPAV* AMOUNT Helen Narkawlca and daughter, buttSTsd carrots, pudding; MONTHLT OFUIAN 97 Grand Ave.; Mrs. Sonja Wednesday—soup, tuna salad - to call for $16.75 $300 Heart and son, 87 Talcott Ave.; and egg salad sandwiches, car- N O D O W N PAYMENT Roger WilooJL 88 Prospect rot and celery sticks, cheese 26.58 500 St; Ella Ward, Broad Br^k; N O D O W N PAYMENT wedges, cake; Thursday—roast 36.41 700 Hattie Kellner, Broad Brook; turkey, dressing, mashed pota- 6 P C . W A L N U T Mrs. Genevieve Bawicki, 55 Tal- toes, buttered peas, cranberry 51.16 1.000 TENDER, MEATY PLUMP, MEATY oott Ave.; Mrs. Frances Le- sauce, cookise; Friday—maca- *On 34 month Dlao. Gault, TbOand; Fred Caruolo, lunl and cheese, coleslaw, green 7 PIECE D IN E H E SET VllHn^e, cheese crackers, and Knights of Columbus N O D O W N PAYMENT N O D O W N PAYMENT tuna salad and peanut butter JAZZ 8INOER MARRIED LEAN CUBE STEAKS •> 99° sandwiches. Dessert, milk, bread CAMPBELL COUHCn. NUMBER 57$ and butter swved with all LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)—Jazz meals. singer LuLu Porter, 22, and her MANCHESTm, OONNEOTICUT F R E N C H O R IT A U A N P R O V IN C IA L Maple St. School: Monday — manager, Jerry Fonarow, 32, M A H R E S S SALE beef stew, raisin wheat squares, were married Sunday. WORLD GREEN assorted sandwiches; Tuesday— Miss Porter represented the Presents • H UTC H • TABLE REDUCED spaghetti with hamtntrg, green United States at the third inter- F L O O R SAMPLES beans, cole slaw, Fretich bread; national music festival in Poland Wwhresday—ecsdloped potatoes last August. She received a spe- • BUFFET • 6 CHAIRS with ham, com, carrot and cial award. celery sticks; Thursdsy—roast STAMPS turkey with gravy, buttered DOUBLE Y O U R SAVE UP TO rke, peas, cranberry sauce; Fri- Second Grand Night C H O IC E day—le sauce; A T EAST C ATH O LIC Theaday ham. cabbage, cai> MAXWELL HOUSE DEN SUITE rota, maohed potatoes, butter. BRAIDED RUG Sofa opens to sleep two. Arm Chair and Rocker. Jelly sandwichee, brownies; HIGH SCH O OL AUPITO BIUH $ 1 . 5 9 Wednesday — Vienna aauaagee, sauerkraut, mashed potatoee, SATUR D AY, M A R C H 14 a id COFFEE MAKERS REO. green beans, butter, peanut but- COOKING OR BAKING OIL $33.95 ter sandwicbee; Thundoy — COIN OPEBATIX SUN D AY, M A R C H 1$, 1*44 32*4.85 oven-fMed cfaloken, sweet pota- WASH-’N-DBT CLEAN toes, peas, cranberry sauce, but- 11 M A P U : ST. *159*® CLHTAIN TIME 8:15 PJB. ter, peanut butter sandwichee, I Aoroae From Flrat National WESSON OIL 2 45® Store Parkfaig Lot peachee; Friday—tomato soup, OPEN 7 LAVS DONA-nON $1.00 vegetohle soup, egg and tuna 18-IJ>. Wash—25c For nckets—CaU 64S-5247, 649-7794, 649-1644 N O D O W N PAYMENT N O D O W N PAYMENT sandwlchea tapioca pudding. 8-Lb. Dry Clean—$2.00 BANQUET FROZEN Northeast School: Monday— 6 Lba. $1.26 Choeplate 14 OZ. ravioli, tossed salad, buttered Banana g jx K ITA LIA N P R O V IN CIA L CREAM PIES NeopoUtaa 3i85® Solid Maple Table^ B E D R O O M and 4 Matching Ch airs KRAFT CHACKER BARREL Cherry Fruitwood—A Masterpiece

TIME IS ON THE SIDE REG. REG. OF BEHER HEALTH SHARP CHEESE STICKS 49® $149.95 R $798.00 *89 A ccntlnulng search ia now going on to find Limiled 9 4 9 8 FANOT, YELLOW better drugs to fight disease. New treatments are FAMOUS MAKS slowly but rarely being discovered which enable ODD SELECTION 9 X 12 Foam Back physicians to help even incurables if the dlag- OF HOLLYWOOD nosia la early. incomes ONNNS . 3 •- 19* SPINACH 2 ^ 29 TOASTER RUGS If you are sick do not give up hope, keep in CEDAR CHESTS FRAMES close contact wkh your ^slcian. A new dis- covery may solve your problem. When it is t r avatlable, we wlU have it in stock. Sr never lim it *37 * 5 *18 BUG. $14J6 talueg to fsa jb BG. caji r TOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you what yen tOKf Ri need a medicine. Pick up your prescription If % r shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly without extra charge. A great many people en- expect o f na. 1 IS I s r i . x t r s t ii* truM us with their preecriptlons. May we com- IF pound youra? I'l SUPREME TKINS;WEST B 0 Z 7 5 F i U o s Wayside Furniture ismrnih l A S Y PrcacriptiiNi Pharmacy 901 Main Street- 043-5321 ORMANDJ.WIST • DIRECTdR' PA R KING FOODS 469 HAi::»-ORD Ri)„ MANCHESTER Copyright 1963 (W-I2-1-68) ______PHONE Ml 971*1 mUMM A UNNOK Ua AMsakle H Off-Shoit PlfUig M A N CHI 142 EAST CENTER ITREET. MANCHESTER • hr

rAOB SIX ICAKCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. GON^„ MONDAY. MARCH 9. 1964 CooUla Thifault and aon, RFD Hebron be called upon by anyone inter- ^s-Knock* And *Stop-ABd-FrWE* Rockville-Vernon 2; Mre. Bhlitey Breanahan and eOed to accepting tha position. tfUmdftfltrr daughUr, ToQwd; Mre. BUeen R 4 S i MaaOieeter Evening Herald Private ncdbffi b ^ ^ Over In Now Tortc State the Legisla- Fitagarald and son, BlUngton; Town Meeting Cttmittg ifrrald Mre. Cynthia Caldwell, and HebroB correapondent Mtta Sh- ture has pamed and Oovemor Rocksfel- Town to Act daughta, BUIngton; Mrs. Har- Votes Ail Items in Pendleton, telephone MRS. M XRR > '« g ?w c ler has signed two "major crime bills," The Baby Has r ia Davenport, 177 South St.; SS6-g464. 912 Albany Avenua one called the "no-knock” and the other I,' Mre. K oha Peaquale, Wap- Hebron’s town meeting Fri- Hartford, Conn. , the “stop-and-frisk” bill, and both en- By April 7 ping, Stanley Biettckl, Hart- To Lo»e Other Eye ford Turnpike; Stephen Wood- day went off according to dorsed by aH kinds of police authorities, Been Named... ing, Rt. 80; Brandford Crandall, schedule. DURHAM, N.C. f AP) -r Vieki ■W district attorneys, sheriffs, and also the On Roiedale 2 Green Rd. The 62,500 requested by the Wray, the 2-year-oId cancer vic- State Council of Churches. Dischsmged Sunday; It;ene board of finance, to take^eart tim who received gifta laM One bill would enable a police officer, A town meeting to act on Marquis, 14 Farmstead Lana. ChristmM from hundreds of per- acceptance of three road* in of that extra drop of snow, wia Mns throughout the nation, will FREE!! with a search warrant to enter thO Vonon nowe tt handled by granted; placing of all tovra fis- nave her remaining eye ra- Nert, Charles Fredrick Jr., eon ef Charles 8. and SonJa the Roadaie section of Vernon cal records in the new town of- A4tmm building or room containing the object The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, movqd today. A N e w Roll O f ...... Itt» Oraitt Nerl, 67 Talcott Ave., Rockville. He was bom Marek hae been ordered by Judge Alva 5 W. Main St., tolepoae S75 fice building was approved; VickL■ ' daughter of a $$l 6 0 - a • •••••••••••••••« *l*g ef his search without knocking first 1 at Ilockvllle City Hospital. P. Lolcelle In Tolland County preservation of old sign boards • • • • • 6186 or 646-2711. week Bowling Green, 8.C tex Kodak Film •■••••••••••••••a* Ihe other bill would clarify the right Superior Court. The order, di- for historic purposes was ap- tile worker who has eight other ef a policeman to stop anybody ady- Frost, Jeffrey Alan, eon of Paul Arthur and Judith rected to selectmen, must be proved; study by five members mnfM or children, received nationwide at- With Each Ron Developed where, deinand Identifleation and search Hammond Frost, 67 Orchard St., Rockville. Ha waa bom carried out on or before April 7, of a committee to be appointed tention after doctors at Duke (Black and White and _ T«a mg Feb. 26 at Rockville City Hospital. His maternal grandpar- The fiction is baaed on a to look into salaries, pay and tk* AMoelatad the person for weapons whenever he Emblem Leader University Hospitel said cancer Cola Printa) tt tte «■• ot ruMbllMtiM I sU aawa ^ ants are Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hammond, Jaffrsy, N.H. His suit brought by the Roaedale- duties of town boards, officers ' aUMTVtM oreffit- "reasonably” suspects that person of pateraal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Frost, East might claim her left eye. She' •rnff?S!5SaJ*&"g. 1 a e v t a n - Vernon Aesoclatlon, which com- Visits Rockville and others employed was ap- lost her right eye to the disease Naked here. crlma Hartford. prises home owners in the Rose- proved; voting will be done in last July. LIG G ET TS • • • • • dale section. They brought legal AU (MMa e( reroMtaatioa ot weiki The support for both bills rested on tho Mrs. Ruth NaUIe of Chicago, the new office building Instead Christmas gifts poured, into AT THE PARKADB NS kwria art also rtaarred Ekatrom, Daniel, son of Donald and Bernadette Scan- ation against the town late in Heads Rotary of in town hall. ' the Wray home and a fund set At Herald argument that with crime increasing lan Ekatrom, 55 Judy Lana, South Windsor. He was bom 1962. ' III., supreme president of the John Banint of 124 Henry The preservation of the old up in Vicki's name exceeded .. ajssns-ssro- ^«s- four times as fast aa the population it- Feb. 25 at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparenta The association had asked the | Emblem <31ub of the United St. has been elected president hitching 'post in front of the 117,1)00. self, the pdlice and the prosecutors need are Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Scanlan, 890 Foster St., Wapplng. town’s acceptance of Sunning States of America, will make former town record office did About M children helped Vicki He haa a brother, David, 5; and a sister, Kathleen, 6. dale Lane, Juniper Dr. and of not come up for action, but the celebrate ha third birthday to have their hands and their powers Llynwood Dr. so the roads her formal visitation at the succeeds HerbertTT n s J i n e st E.12* Johnson. I nost probaMy .V . will ___ remain * . there k16T5T ~ K s S A f l h t * - * ^ J . ® strengthened. Rockville Emblem Club meeting Officers will be installed the three weeks early at a backyard KathewaI SpedaTAcency - Ne» Tort CSU- Woods, Karen Louise, daughter of Donald R. and Batty might be plowed and repaired. by common conaent, a re- party Saturday. She Will be • Etttlley Woods, 66 Grand Ave., Rockville. She was bom Selectmen at that time declined tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Elks tttt Tuesdayin June. | minder of the days before the | March 27. ■— ACDlTHtSiHAO OF UOtCULA* The fact that a lot of good people r&E" M ach 1 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandpa- to hold a town meeting on ac- Lodge, Rockville. Others elected are Herbert i horseless carriage * era, when FUEL CO. tlONN have no trouble supporting such legisla- ants are Mrs. Mary E. Bailey, RockvQle, and Eraeet Bailey, cepUnce of the roads because W. Swanson, hortorary I 3 6 7 M A I N S T . Mrs. Benjamin A. Wilson of pc**'- "Giddap, Napoleon, It looks like EAST HARTFORD DIaplar adrartlaiag eioM^keNi tion, all on the ground that the impor- Hertford. She has two brothers, Donald Robert, 6, and they did not meet the town’s dent; George Dart, vice presi- rain,” was a favorite melody. Thomiia William, 5; and a sister, Kim Denise, 6. specifications. Rockville, supreme district dent; Wllliem Rood, secretery; tant thing is to achieve dominance for deputy and chairman of the ar- Brush Fire Extinguished authority over crime even if a few old- • • • • • The association appealed to Dr. Fred W. Spaulding, record- Pergonal Noticea Santacroce, Janet Marie, daughter of Dewey L, and the court and won. The town rangements committee, has an- ing secretary; Frank J. Miller, The local fire department was FUEL OIL time comers have to be cut, la not any Claire Joseph Santacroce, 150 Seneca Dr., Vernon. She was appealed the action to the Su- nounced that the official open- teasura; and Herbert E. John- called out Saturday afternoon full or valid excuse for it bom Feb. 29 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal preme (Jourt of Errors, which ing of the evening’s program son. AUy. Paul W. Marie, Clar- to put out a brush fire at the In MeiRoriam Sa^M £MtBe; 10:S0 a.rt aaek day e( will begin with formal introduc- Albert Coolidge place on Church rnkSS^a enept Natsrday — »am ______Nor is it fair to give much attention to grandpaants are Mr. and Mrs. Peter JoMph, East Wey- upheld the lower court’s find- ence Brown and Hoyt Stllson, St. Trouble soon ended and no In Invins memory at our dear mouth, Mass. Her paternal grandparents art Mr. and Mrs. ing. tions of presidents, members directors. mother, $arah J. Lennon, who the inevitable argument that perhaps Dewey Santacroce, Bast Weymouth, Mass. She haa two Police News and guests of various chapters Ernest Bush will be honored barm done. paesed away March 19, 1943. and KoadAy, Marek t the lawyers who protest against such A disturbance Friday night at of the organization. Representa- tomorrow at 6:30 pm. at a Secretary Resigns our dear broUler. .Robert iMiioa. brothers, Michael,'6, and Dewey m , 5; and two slaters, tives from New London, Put- The board id education has who piMeed away March 9, 1941, laws are thinking of their own potential Debra, 7, and Mary, 2. the Vernoni n Bowling Lanes on meeting of the Rotary Club at accepted the raaignation of Mrs. • • • • • Rt. 83 reeulted in the arrest'of Manchester, o East i. ,ni. Hart- the Manchester Oountry dub, Deep In our heart* your memory I* criminal clients, or the dvil liberties spe- Dennis Burks as school secre- Itert daliata who also protest against such MorMlla, Sheryl Lynn, daughter of Dennis Lincoln and Russell F. Johndrow, 18, of Tol- sS lr for long term service. tary and the superintendent is We loved you too dearly to ever GALLON H«w WouM You Vote? Diane ChausM Morzella, 239 Spruce St. She was bora March land. Constable Robert Zonghet-, ** forxeL CASH laws are up in the douds. tl charged him with breach supreme authorized to be on the lookout Sweet memories at you w* , will Tka best way for any of ut who do 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her pateraal grand- Chester Emblem Club desiring for apf>li• • * • • • bond for appearance.m u.e.nee inIn Circuitrarniit PresidenU of the visiting clubs further information may contact never. TEL. 289-1219 Kew Hampahire to Judfs the poaslbla opposed these two bills on the ground priority. Charles Gervase, ele- 24 Hour Burner Servtbe Relsoh, Leonard James, son of James and Grace Bent- .n M .rc mentary scho(d principal, ntay Jane and Bllen Lennon Blfniflcance of the decision to be made that they probably violate both the 4th ley Reisch, Rt. 31, Coventry. He was bora Feb. 29 at Man- tn that state tomorrow would be for us and tho 14th Amendments to the Fed- chester Memorial Hospital. His matenial grandmother is Two occupants of a car in- to try to imagine ourselves on the New eral Constitution. And tho Association Mrs. Dorie Bentley, West Wllllngton. His paternal grand- volved In a one-car accident at Hampshire Republlean voting list and feared this might open the way to the paMnts are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hopowiec, Crystal Lake. noon Saturday were taken to • • • • • Manchester Memorial Hospital 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS | •bout to register our own personal de- establishment of police state methods .. Gaekell, Diane Lynn, daughter of Curtis H. and Elaine where they were treated and re- MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST„ MANCHESTER’ sision. and police state realities in this ooxintry. Rassitto Oaskell, 172 Eldrldge St. She was bora M ach 4 at leased. David A. Nourie, 16, of Just bow serious would we be about Normally, when the words police state Malichestetr Memorial Hospital. H a maternal grandparenU 31 Columbus S t, Manchester, WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 648-7196 H? How many half-pulls, half-tugs, are used, the connotation in our minds are- Mr. and Mrs. Caesar Rassitto, Hartford. Her paternal the driver, and Henry Lisk, 15, is foreign. We have such respect and grandmother is Mrs. Edna Oaskell, 172 Eldrldge S t of 24 Mill S t, Mancherter, were would there be a t our voting deoisionr • • • • • involved in the accident on Tay- Or would we, by some lucky individual affection for our own American police Wright, Karen Terea, daughta of Richard H; and lor S t The car skidded on a tiiance, find It an easy matter to make that tt never occurs to us that their uni- Courtesy Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford Jeanne Giffln Wright, 151 Chestnut St. She was bora March patch of ice. No arrest was ana sin^e, full-hearted dioloe without forms could some day be filled with 5 at Mancherier Memorial Hospital. Har maternal grand- made by Ckinstable Edward Rau the slightest tinge ed haaitaney, ragrst, menace instead of Just reassurance and ROMAN LAMP, 4TH CENTURY; Gryphon’s Head Handle, Christian Emblems On Each Side parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Qlffln. St. Regis Falls, N.Y. who investigated. Her pateraal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frenk W right Hospital Notes ar suspicion that perhaps one of the protection. But U such a thing aa the wrought Iron pieoee, TtffNBy Sherrill, N.Y, She has a aister, Lynne Marie, 2. Admitted Friday: Bradford •ther potsntiaUttes might be Just as reality or atmoephere of a police state " U rr THERB BE LIGHT,” be the only show of its kind and private art collectors are ing Isunp from Greece which • • « • • CrahdaM, 2 Green Rd. provided Ught from a fiber lamps, silver candlesticks, large O F M A N C H E S T E R good? does come hare it will oome, of oourse, an Illuminating art exhibition ever presented in the U.S. It also represented. Cole, Bradley Gordon, eon of Randall and Mabel Person Admitted Saturday: Chetta is being sponsored, in part, by "Let There Be Ught" deals wick set in a shallow dish. wooden pricket candlMticks, After indulging in this imaginary ax- because somebody, sealoua to help the opening free to the public at the and ma'ny other lighting; arti- Cole, 100 Finley St. He waa bora March 5 at Manoheeter Blenkowski, 2 Michael Dr.; Orln Wadsworth Atheneum on Thurs- the Hartford Electric Light Co. not with the problems of the In the category of chandeliers, Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and MUea Sr. , Wapping; Joseph gerianoe for a few minutea. We outsiders war against crime, yields to the polios one of the most elegant exam- facU carry “Let There Be day, March 12, brings to Hart- More than a score of prom- technician in relation to the Ught” down through the pages Mrs. William Person, 122 Summit S t, HI* paternal grand- Koolowski, 8 Morrtaon St. are llktiy to come up with the guess that powers which would eventually tempt fo ^ an ambitious survey of inent museums throughout the development of lighting, but ples li a rare pair of miniature chandeliers of sUver, crystal, of history. parenta are Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cole, 86 Parker St. He has Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Fran- •eldom in the history of primary voting anybody. deaign artlatry in light rixtures country. Including the Metro- With those of the artist in cre- Atheneiun curators Graham a brother, Randall Bruce, 9; and a sister, Laurie Ann, 6. ces LeBIond, RTO 2; Mrs. Cyn- from the andent world to the politan Museum of Art in New ating suitable and artistic hold- and topaz from the Palazzo • • • • • thia Kanehl, 34 School St.; has any single group of voters been ask- It must remain basically American to York; the Museum of Fine Arts, ers for the flame, candle or Pittl of 16th century Florence. S. Hood and Henry P. Maynard l(Jeas to help you present day. Keegan, Tracy Jude, daughter of Chales D. and Fran- Walter Beaton, RIFD 1; CecU ed to do a aelecting Job quite as difficult keep authority itself within those re- These were made for Eleanora, have assembled the mammoth Originated by the Wadsworth Boston; and the Art Institute light bulb. light show which will remain ces DeMarco Keegan, 14 Goalee Dr. She waa born Feb. 26 Adams, 86 Union St. as that presented to Kepublicans of straints without which it itself could Atheneum and in the planning of Chicago, have made impor- One of the oldest pieces daughter of Charles V of Spain. Byzantine lamps, European por- on view in Avery Court 6t Itie a t Manchester Memorial Hospital. Har maternal grandpar- Birtta FYiday; A son to Mr. Hew Hampshire. tomorrow. become lawless. from time to time, for almost two years, “Let tant art loans to the show. in the exhibit, is a 3rd ents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond I^Marco. Albany, N.Y. and Mrs. James Donnelly, 79 It, H iae Be Light” is believed to Many exclusive antique dealera century B.C. bronae hang- celains, Early American museum through April'3fl._ We doubt that many of the voters in such restraints upon authority seem to Her paternal grandpaants are Mr. and MrS. Charles H. Kee- Orchard St. Now Hampshire are really capable»of gan, Albany, N.Y. Discharged FYiday; Mrs. De- confer undue and unfair advantage • • • • • lores Loehr, 11 8. Grove St.; imagining any of the candidates in the upon the criminal, that is still better Gorman, Maureen Ann, daughter of Robert F. and George Horn, Loehr Rd.; John ' field actually reoeiviag the Republican then to have us set up for ourselves a Herald Yesterdays Eleanor Cronin Gorman, 62'Linden S t She t»aa bora Feb. O’Connell, 6 Westland Rd.; Mrs. nomination at San rrandaco or winning system of life in which we are an crimi- 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand- Shirley Ruggies, 3 Berger Rd.; Section to the White House next Nb* agnreement to govern employ- fa th a Is Jeremiah R. Cronin, Buffalo, N.Y. Her pateraal Delores O’Loughlin, Wert Hart- •als until searched and proven innocent By Rowland Evans Jr. 25 Yean Ago grandmother is >Irs. Michael Gorman, 770 Main St. She has vember. ment conditions. ford. '1' Thomas J. Rb^rs, membarof a brother,, iMlchaal„U: and two sistere, Marlon, 18, and Discharged Saturdays JJrs/ It we outsiders ataw isiig, and they, nve Rev. Dr. Watson Wood- Robert D; Novak ruff speaks to Center Church Town Planning Conunlsaibn, Susan, 17. from their rather Intensivs exposure to Atty. John Fitzgerald and C. • • • • • Something Being Whelped? Professxuud Women's C3ub on White, Linda Marie, daughter of Lawrence C. and Lois better! th M various candidates during ttw last Foster Harry, vice president of T aiit—tta origin. Us slgnifl- ■ Lambert White, 26 Linden St. She was bora Feb. 24 at Mt. fsw wedca, have been able to road and eance aiki tta applloaition.” Cheney Bros., elects offtcem^of I t doesn't make sense, ctf course,, tt Sinai Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparenU are ■esuw anH fM eomething not yet appar- Mystic Rsview, Wemen’s Expressway Committee to M A TERN tTY doeen’t make sense at all. work with state on propoaed Mr, and Mrs. OrvU Lambert, 22 W. Gardner St. Her pa- ent to the rest of' us—then, Isi ttiat case, WA0HINOTON — Ttie xeaaon Reason: Acheson’s hard line his time to the book by any Benefit Assoclatlcn, gives ban- teraal grandmother ia Mrs. Rosa Louise Coy, Madeira, Dallas is really Just another Ameri- highway through town. ’ they may render sudi a decisivs v ^ New ‘ HamfMitire Democratic policies, particularly with re- means. Prioi to Nov. 22, pre- quri; enteriainment features Calif. Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. STYLES by Stearns & Foster can city. National Oommittteeman Hugh gard to Cuba, are far out of liminary plana were made for a Imelda (Honey) Vinoek, Marion diet tomorrow as to ersate magnetisln Carroll Dobey, Hartford, and Mr. and Mrs. James Lambert, If it happens to become the first ma- Bownea is working against a step with Rusk’s. national network of political Sfpillane and Connie Kelder. Wert Hartford. Dressy Drssses, and build stature for one of these nanes. * • • • • jor American city to welcome the visit Vice Presidential write-in vote Rusk’s Feb. 25 speech on the reporters to feed Informatioa Manchester Tent No. 2, A Thought for Today Sportswear, Lingerie, But if wo outsiders are guessing ai^ for Robert F. Kennedy la the flexibility of U.S. policy toward into a "olty editor,” who then Buckley, Scott, eott of Dv. Robert J. and Roberta Otto of an American President wdth a giant Knights of the Maccabees, cele- Sponsored by the Maflnhaa' Supp-Hose, Bras, foeUng aecurately, what is likely to chance that Kennedy mlgrht get different countries in the Com- would write a etralght-forward brates 5tet anniversary; Alvin tor OonneO of OlmrolMO ' Buckley, 1739 Foothill Dr., Vista, Calif. Ho waa bora Feb. newspaper advertisement which ques- more votes for Vice President munist world (U.S. approval of account of the campaign. That’s L. Brown, charter member, fet- 26 at the .United States Naval Hospital, -Camp Pendleton, Uniforms, Girdles '' omne out of kew Hamj>ohlra tomorrow than President Johnson gets for the Soviet wheat deal and dis- where Nixon would come In. Calif. His maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Merle Otto, Trona, O R T H O will be not the beginning of the meiring tions his loyalty to the ^American way ed for 5>ia year continuoua of life, or to spit in the face (tf qa Ameri- Preridant. approval of the British-Cuban He would re-write this account, service as reoerd keeper. At the Center of Faith Calif. His pateraal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. John J. of any particular President, hut aottoe bus deal) was studied and ap- adding his own opinions and in- The cross stands at the can- Buckley, 41 Cone St. His maternal great-grandmother ie can ambassador to the United Nations, Neither Bownes nor Cliff Car- Town Engineer J. Frank Glazier's to Republicans everyediare that they ter, President Johnson’s polit- proved word-for-word by Mr. terpretation. ter ot the Christian religion. Mrs. Clara McCray, Trona, Calif. His paUmal great-grand- that ia Just a little local color. Bowen reports on survey of CorMt and Uniform Shop have not yet begun to selvo their loal man Friday, wiH discuss de- Johnson. That speech was more 1944 Pub ishera Newspaper YMCA bowling alleys; suggests No other symbol adopted dur- mother Is Mrs. Ellen Daley, 41 Cone St. 681 Main St.—Mancheator than Rusk. It was a Johnson- Syndicate ing the centuries of His histori- • • • • • problem. If tt happens to provide a few imma- tails ot several telephone con- they be rebuilt before C^iembers P O S T U R E ture little school children who clap their vsnsilona they have had In Rusk collaboration. ^ Pin Pushes / Btrickland cal existence can compare to Conley, M ak SUptan, son of William H. and Olra Mel- hands at the news that the President the last few weeks. But other • • * ■'' Slaughterers bowUng match— importance with the cross. It lllo Conley, 235 Farnham Rd„ South Windsor. He was bom New Hampshire Democrats be- is the dominating theme in art cf their country has been assassinated, If the Republican party has found a "tenifle parabMic Feb. 25 at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparenU GremliB’t FkTorite Ueve that Carter impressed on doesn’t nominate him for ^esl- curve” and a "aarious catenary and architecture, it la thq ta- are Mr. and Mrs. Michael MellUo, Hartford. His paUrnal that, too, la no reflection on the vast Bownea the smbairasament of dmt, Richard M. Nixon may Open Forum ourve.” termlnative criterion in faith grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bdson D. Conley, Hartford. DON’T BE AN I Xt now seems quite firmly sstahIMMd majority of the city's people. a Kennedy write-in M gha than write a book chronicling the and conduct, It is the ImpelUtag He haa a brother, William Jr., 3; and a elster, Dawn Ann, 1. Bedding that some maUdoua rumormonger ia H tt bappmis to be the first dty to a Johnson write-in in New 1964 Presidential campaign. Word About Iloivnoe Jones .lotlve tn devotion and servloe. to i» • • to INSURANCE ” D0-IT 3 p.ttt. 10 Yeara Ago Other systems revolve around Strelchon, John Auguetine, eon of Francia X. and Adele loose in the world trying his worst to "^psovlde the spectacle of murder on na- Hampshire's primary election Actually, a lucrative deal be- Tuesday (March 10). tween Nixon and a leading pub- To tta Editor, Patrolman Samuel Maltem- other symbols—tho cresoont, Faber Strelchun, 31A Garden Dr. He waa bora Feb. 21 at tag somebody with one particular brand Uon-wide television, that might be clas- -YOURSELFER” Ihat'a obvloualy why Bownea lishing house was all but In pant yean Florence Jonea appointed boxing inspector the sickle, the lotus flower, the St. Francia HoepiUl, Hartford. His maternal grandparenU THURSDAYS ef treachery. sified a d r^ a tic piece of luck, arising made a public statement saying closed three months ago. A of Columbia has from tttne to Manchester by State Athlet- spinning wheel, the eun’s dttk, are Mr. and Mre. Fred Faber, Bayshore, N.Y. His pateraal Steams & Foster helps you sleep better . .. The handiwork of this gremlin first from aa unpredictable set of circum- that Mr. Johnson — "and he Nixon aide was in the publish- time tbrougti your newspapa ic Oemmiseloner Frank Cera- the living flame—but ChrUUan- grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stielchun, Newing- anpoiatment go matic corridor scenes which almost sug- Kennedy had pickad Mr. John- After a month’s stay to the Miss Katherine Dalton re- tion with double thickness across the center through without too much fuiae he had gested that they and the previoiu actual son in I960 over the protea ot made Nixon a real poaslblUty tires as drapery supervisor at Lenten-Easter Sourcebook for posturizing, and 100% quilted creamy some ot hie advisere. He said for the Republican nomination. hoapitol Om haa recently been Watkins Bros, after 27 years, by Cliharles L. Wallis. Sub* to deny, many tlmea over, the foul ru- murder sequences last November had moved to tta StUla Oonvatts- milted by Mrs. Richard K. A misdirected hammer can cotton upholstery. Exclusive "Seat Edges” tbqt New Hampshire Democrats Consequently, It was tacitly feted by co-workers. cause the Do-It-Yourself mor that he himself had once, in a pure- been staged by the same school of direct- shouldn’t write in any name for agreed to put the book project cent Home In OoMtesta, and Frank Simon, president of ■' Pinney Jr., Associate Min* defy edge sitters! Box springs have 63-coil Vice President beoeuse that in cold storage. But if the Na- wishes h a friends to know that ister at Second Congraga* II handyman plenty of pain, but ly theoretical discussion, suggested that ing—^when this happened even we1>egaa while she- will be glad to h e a Calyle-Jrimson Machine Co., wire-tied units. Full or twin sizes $34 each somebody debate the idea of having the to wonder if some new brand of dvili- wmild be an attempt to "Infht- tional Convention turns to named chairman of Corpora- tional Church. inexpert judgment in select- someone else, the idea of Nix- from 'ttam, tae will until fur- O F M A N C H E S T E R piece; $68 for outfits! United States give some of its arma- aatlon, of law and order, or disorder, ance” the Preoidant’s decision tions Division of Manchester ing insurance can cost a great But Bownea la a minority of on's book might well be warm- thw notice be unefaie to receive Red Cross Drive. deal more. ments to the United Nationa isn’t being whelped in Dallas after alL a take care of any packages. Today’s Blrthdaya t one among state Democratic ed up. Local municipal workara’ Oompowre Samuel Bextar to MF. Mtse ' denied this fOroefuUy leadsif. Oov. John King ia plug- As a busy Wall Street law- Btoearaly youia, union and H ouii^ Authority Don’t try to be your own in- 54 yean ago. Noted arohttaet surance advisor. See us when enough to get to be Secretary of Ihs ging hard for. a wrlte4n fer both yer, Nixon couldn’t devote all L, a . Btote. of Manchater alga work^ Edward Stone tt < ■ ' Johnaon and Kannedjr- ' Steia you need help in choosing Mavy, where, so fkr aa be can be ob- Hin* GrMD, RiTeri Clcwi ‘''A' ■' Ohairman Murray Derine, John- , . ■. * * - sound insurance protection for served, be Is dovdopiag into a oomplets- •OB fttonpagw ooordtoater WU< * p' ty saUaCactory big navy man. ikmily... home... car... or Pittsburgh hae the possibility and Ham Du^ey, and other leading business. Our service is fast, Somehow, the very same gremlin got wherewithal of adt^Ung with pride • Dwaoente support the Cover- oor. , fl friendly, professional . . . and going on the reputation cf the British motto similar to that at the Japanssa FREE. Labor Party leader, Harold Wilson, dty of Kyoto: "HllU green, rivers clean As for A ttorn^ Oenaral Ken- while he was visiting in this hemisphere —Kyoto.” nedy, there isAO evidenoe that This is the conclusion reached in • he hw isougM to any way to the other day. When he got back to study titled “Bteep Slope Renewal: Its tafkienSe tbe write-in for him. m Britaxmia’s own soil the very firat Opportunity and ChaUenge," published Ih e Kennedy write-to, in teot, he had to do was issue a ringing denial by Actlbn-Houslng, Inc., as one of ito tad ttp.erigto wttfa • itaraurtoi su-part series of rsBcrto forming the ra that he had ever anjrvdiere in any way Maachwtar, N. H., poUticien private dvic agency's total urban rc- named R o h ^ Shaiw who took suggested that he would, if he evor got neitel impact study for AUegheny out.newm>eper ads. Shane waa to be Prime lOniater, turn the British County. aa v a part of the old Kennedy Havy over to the United NaUona The study calls for creating a dra- nrganiutlon in New Hampshire. matic new aasthetlr image of Pittsburgh I h m old Kennedy hands sus- This gremlin of the rumors, one sees, through the development and conserva- San't think of anything worse to say pect hie real purpoae ia to ad- tion of the steep dope areas udtlch are vanee the poHtieel fortuna not (C) Shout a praspeetive statesman than this four styles* 99. the dty’s natural h^tage. It suggests cf RoboK Kennedy but ot Rob- illlJRMlAY • thst he might harbor some treaehar- that the enhancement and proper utUisa- ert Shone. This view, it may be sus idea of, some day, turning over some tkm of Pittsburgh's steep slopes could IlilDAYS have psychological and economic effects ■aid, tt shMsd by PTaaldent Here’s the quick,” inexpensive, decorative way to have twin sf bis own nation's individual armed Johnson'e own poiiticel eaperta. equaling those that have already been beds! Choose a pair of any of these twin size Hollywood might to the United Nationa. brought about through smoke control, • • * And, so far, svery ntstesmsn who flood prevention, end the structural re- Secretary of State Doan Look at all the quality ding outfits and you get bedding and headboards! (A) wants a Job of any kind and who flado development of the Pittsburgh renailh Rusk tt ehmblng higher and Vimeo-made Box Spring on legs, matching innerspring mat- aanca higher in the esteem of Preel- tho gremlin sprooAng this rumor about tress and plastic headboard in beige, $138 a pair. (B) Famous Aa organised program of steep slope dm t Johneon, and one result tt Eclipse Box Spring and innerspring mattress on a metal bed- tom s^ makes fraatle basts to deny it renewal is recommended, with the Urban • 'notioeabla deeitaa of Dean $69.50 Jbuys! li And tbea some day, of course, sosm- Redevelopment Authority of Pittd>urgh AdMoon as PraOdantlal inti- ding frame having locking casters . . . and a choice of the hody Is going to oome out la fSvor sf eoordlBatlng with the d ty p la n n ^ and mate. slimline brass and walnut spindle headboard shown, or, msple dty parks departeMute. AUegheny Acheaoa, tta witty patrlelaa .someOdag Uks th a t and moan tt, and Day8trom mskM its tops likt sand* gpindle-turaed headboard, maple Pilgrim panel headiward. or County outside the d ty also needs to who was Bacreteiy ef te ite un- deluxe plastic upholstered headboard . . . four styles! (C) he aurprissd how mudi of the world devote attention1 to its stealsteqi sloalonea d a ' Hkrrv Truman, has baan wichM, with piaatic UNDERNEATH as 175 agrsos with him, after aV- Htllstdg and gorges, gor s t ^ cliffs and part of UM im ta oirett of un- well as on top. This prevents warping Eut Ctntsr Holly The "Webster” Ensemble features a maple headboard with After th at the gremlins will spread deep vaUeya, uaveave noth frustrated______and official JohMoa advttara av a end bupkiing. Daystrom makes its own Street eliding doorii over a shelf for books, radio, clock. A practical Rimors to the effect that so and so is Inspired Pittsburghers for more than 30d Blaea Mr. Johnson’s halcyon non-mar piaatic, too, in this case in a M well as informal Hollywood Bed fpr the Early /^erlcan ysara, tho report recounts. Now that days in the Senate. wood beds room. An Eclipse Innerspring matching box fearboring a secret dedga to get hold of the smoke has lifted and dear air is the Thtra wars frequent tele- Hndenwood finish. Bronze-finiahed mftal Phone Mattress, eprings, Mid beading frame on locking casters are included. M M of the Uhtted Hatioao army or air o rd a eif the day, tho alqpes'bring the liono oalla to AetaeoB Iran legs, plastie upholsteiT . .every inch 648-1126 ’ Mvy aM tuiB tt back to soms premiss of greenery, trees, and wild White Houm in the Bnd is washable! Cocta only |69.B0 for five $198 for a pair! growth eloag to ove^ aeighborhood.— few wooka of the. Jobason Pres pieces. (TaUa, 80 x 40 x49 inches). m a w to— msM ••ve mpereo an.

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fJ im EKTlk.. MANCHSSIRR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN» MONDAY, MARCH 9, ld«4 '•b • * - «, libel Verdict Home Struck HEALTH CAKUL ES Two Firms Low Batdt ImtalU «. by Michael A. PeMt. WJ). Write-Ins Seen Key IF YOUW K fiN VHCCINAT6P On Pipe Ilepis Cat^0ra» to R : R e j e c t e d b y By Airliner^ against fcMALU»0lf, tm if DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WEDNCSit LONG POGS THIS « . R.-Prescott sCnd Sons. Inc. To Primary Outcome High Court Fam ily Saie PHOTSCTION L A ST ? of WMt Boylaton, Mass., and Snap BandU$ The Ludlow Rennselaer Valve ROSSETTO (Osattooed from Page Oae) Joi^AP) - New . (Oeetbiee* frooi Paig« Ome) (Oontimied fronp Page One) Mfg. Co. of Troy, N. Y., are U14 CONSTRUCTION COM FAN Y dropped his "absolute stand" apparent low bidders for sup- Yerti'a Wg Otose Manhatton On the DemocraUc side, eome against Rockafeller, AUlwiM iacoin* tax returna. 218 West Center St.— 649-0308 Bi^ kM Inauguratad a naw, The Rev. Mr. Goble said tha a commercial airliner over plying a variety of water pres- spdeial Mrvica Just for bank 18.000 votee might be caet If the He waa latar acquitted. change came about as a result su n n ’s PREMIUM PROKM O'Hare airport reported to the sure fittings and gate valves Builders and General C m ilrartw rqbiMra—fret photographs. weather continues mild. of a 45-mlnute private conversa- Juatica Brcnnan’a main opin* tower that he had heard anoth- for the town w^ter department. \Resldentlal and Industrial ConstMtteB A^lybody who trios a aUckup There existed a feeling of un- tion with tha governor last iGRANDl ton aaid the Alabama law of er ^ o t ‘ In the air say over the Prescott bid $2,514.6fi this ct * any of the bulk's m easiness among supporters of Wadnaeday. civil libel was a form of regula* .radio, "Fm going down." morning for 37 types and stses bruiohe*- wiU find himself pho- President Johnson that a write- Tbe minister said he had been tion that createa haaarde to of fittings. The only other bid- tdgraphM from head to toe in wrong in thinking that Rocke- The Oohibeki house is on a a vaneto of candid enapahots. in campaign tor him and Atty. feller and his second wife had WET protected freedoms markedly der for these Items was the com er lot in the southeast paft Hllco Supply Co. of Sudbury, Even If a robber gets awey Can. Robert F. Kennedy possi- divorced their respective spous- (reater than thoee that attend of Hoffman Csthtes. a commun- he will find his pictures bsing bly might give the latter im edae es solely to marry aach other reliance upon the' criminal law. nity of some 14,000. The horth Mass., whose price was $3,- 538.50. REDEEM POPULAR'S spread far and wide' around the in the number of votes. and urged that all Americans The Alabama rule of law, wall of the house Was caved in country, and hie chances of But this potentially ambar- suspend Judgment until they, Brennan aaid. ia not valid even by the plane. Rennselaer's bid of $1,887.20 for supplying four sizes of gate VALUABLE COUPONS spendlito the loot oonalderebly r ^ ln g situaUon could be ex- too, know the background. thoufh it allowa the defense Oolubski, S3 , said the plane UP TO 1 VCAR6. IF VOUR reducecT VACCINATION HAS BBBN OVER valves, was $237.35 lower than plainea rather easily, Dsmocrat- Over-all, Rockefeller's pos- that the atatement alleged to be struck the house from the east, The bank has Just completed c leaders wid, by the fact that peets------In the primary remained i llbelloua la true. plowed through a workship and 7 VCAR6 AGO, VOU PROBABLY the price submitted by Pres- MAILED TO YOUR HOME PONT HAVE cott. the only other bidder on equipping all Its branches with the voters know Johnson will be uncertain by uj theuiv presencei/i bbchi:* inm theun ' "W e hold today," Brennan garage and stopped in a dining the presidential nomlnat and are names of Ambassa aaid, "that the Oonirtitution de- APEQUATE pr ot ec t ion. these items. automMfa proUoUon cameras. 1 room and kitchen. It saye -it is the first major interesM only in recording their, Henry Cabot Lodge and limlta a state's power to award "If any of us had been down- Payment for the fittings and damafea for libel in actions bank, to (8> .«>• lor th# broUiar of the Vice President Richard stairs, we'd probably have been valves will come frwn the $37,- ESph biiinch has from one to ate President John F. Kennedy **. Ntaon. brought by public officials 000 allocated for the new water killed," (Solubski said. "It came six egmona; All are placed for in the selecUon of Johnson’s run- The prospect remained that against critics of their official in like a locomotive." main to be built soon, from in double ning mate. conduct Since this is such an Aceto, unemployment compen- a coniniandlng view of the the moderate vote could be split "I looked out the window," he front of the high school on E. banking flqor, and can be set Last-minute by Rockefeller, Lodge and Nix- FtwyCaf of BttfU tiueaJ..: £ef Jasf t Faw^CmpMs! action, the rule requiring proof said, and I saw the plane. All sation taxes $81(1.78. Middle Tpke. to the Manchester ------maneuvering to of actual malice ia applicable.” off unobtrueively by tellere or to make it appear Lodge was on, while Goldwater drew solid I was interested in was getting Marriage Licenses Memorial Hospital area. WORLD GpEEN support from conservatives. Gary Tyrone Nicol, Putnam, other stkff members. They are amenable to (he Idea of resign- Brennan said Sullivan was the wife and kids out." Specifications for the water conneoteO.' to an alarm system In a news conferenbe Sunday not prevented by today's deci- He said his wife, Helen, 50, and Miriam Hyer, Springfield, main bid, scheduled to be open- w his ambassadorship and re- Mass. tor' alerting police at soon as n t i n g to canfipalgn o p en ly __ night. Rockefeller said he did Chuck Steak 01 Resit 4 5 t sion from seeking a new trial, appeared uninjured and he ed in the Municipal Building on not believe Lodge would win the Ground Chuck 65i^ rushed to the other bedrooms, Albert Alexander Fyler, 92 th^'E*’ Into (q^ratlon. which weren't very successful . Booniii (movLUR) OkJk- which would have to comply Wednesday, call for the town to The photographs art made on ^ rim ry or end up ahead of BOHStBSS O A C With today’s holdings. where his two sons, a daughter N. School St.,’ and Diane Mil- supply all material. The con- — seemed alMed at countering dred Charbonneau. Norwich, Mgh6 gal- On call ,f* - *z By coincidence, it announced ington to protect her never-ab- flics to the West Coast to resume I were aware of any erroneous lons of volatile fuel, TWo firemen completion of the project al- aent Senate roll call record. hU campaign In the California' statements or were in any way disconnected battery cables to most simulatoneously with Issu- A local entry on the formal primary. reckless in that regard. prevent a chance spark. ; Cube Steaks ^den BroU 99£ ,/\ W sd n ssih iy , ance in Washington of a House ballot, Norman Lepage, could He alio is entered In the Ore Uuk atlNDBR The Judgment against them, The plane had been chartered { since 18 78 gon and Wait Virginia pri the Justice aaid, is thus without for the trip to Peilston, Mich., subcommittee report that there count only on his personal Hathaways Wed 62 Years X) ThuTMkiy Were 481 bank holdups during friends for support. mariea. ' ’ constitutional support. a W - - — ^ea..__ _ _ we by the Fox Valley Snow Drift-' Mr. and Mrs. Charles1 P.<»> 1962, an Increase of 27 per cent As to the Times, Brennan ers, a group of skiers living in FRIDAY Stewing Beef Brisket mcoTi.95' 79a Hathaway of Vernon Rd., B61 in 1910, and to Bolton in 1942. over 1981, and that the number By ROBERT T. GRAY said, "We similarly conclude several northern Illinois com- and Barry*» CAPPUGOmO MaiMger Asst. Manager ping; Mrs. Diane Bates, 223 Brook; Oecar Oirlson, 717 Cen- delegates in attendance. BONELESS ,< FunenU practicea liv this area Green Rd.; Thomss Flaherty, 45 ter St.;- Wllbrod Messier, 589 Election.^ to state offices will will be the topic ot dlKuesion at Lancaster Rd.; Jacob Romey, WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL! the, kfieetlxtt Wednesday at 11 Center S t; Robin CSiandler, be April 18. Area officers in- ^ LO 7* l 4A F BRISKET 74 Lockwood S t; Mrs. Sylvia East Hartford; Mrs. Marion clude, besides Miss (Aleman, a. m! 'c l ttve M«ncbe(|ter Min- Collins, 87 8. Main St.; Isaac (^ p b e ll, Wilson Lane. Vernon; Atty. James Throwe of South THICK END laterial AnstKlatidn to be held Whales, 1788 Main St.; Mra Windsor, who la now president.' at TVinfty, Oovenant Church. Walter Leonard, 77 VUlage St CAKE GOLD BOND * / Bather CJuneo, 122 School St.; Rockville; Mra. Gertrude John’- Miss Coleman Is completing her SEALY . Reiweeentatives of the Full or Ti\>hi Site • Full or Twin gfase Mrs. Roslie Zemaitia, Hartford; •on, 31 Cambridge St.; Mrs. second term and is Ineligible Holmes and Watklns-Weat Fu- SAMor lOSTOH Dm Mra. Carolyn Howland, 831 E. Mary Vonaaek, West Willing- for re-election under the club's neral Homes will be guests, and Center St.; Mrs. Noreen Kier- ton; William Voders, 307 Henry bylaws. \ 6 3 c MATTRESSES • MATTRESSES the talks will be moderated by Bsn,'125 Mathsr S t; Mrs. Anna St.; Charles Loomis, East Hart- Invited guesta include Gover- the'R ev. John Hughes of St. • Mwm wsuTJM -viArTaH BOWMT BOAL PAOK Dieg, 6 Avon S t; Mary Hiun- nor John Dempeey, Lt, Gov. Mary'e Episcopal CStarch. CHlUw/SCANS ” l r 7 3 c ford; Thomas Boland, 49 Win- BUIABSAfT i-qLT'MB.I p^eys. School Rd.. Bolton; ter St.; Peggy Doherty, 60 Samuel J. Tedesco, Senators all . Mciotben are reminded to Charles Scully, 28 Foley S t Femwood Rd., Vernon; Theo- Thomas J. Dodd and Abraham brtnq; th eir' own eandwlches. SILVER DUST Lw m w ”:t 39c .n a y r o n ’s FILLET Of SOLE FABRIC SOFTENER ADMITTED YESTERDAY: dore Blakeslee. 67 Marion Dr.; A. Rlblcoff, and state and na- Beverage and daekert will be Arthur DeLuco, 211 Bush Hill Bruce MacLeod, Wapping* tional party chairmman John M. provld^. ’ After lunch, a busi- bake shopa Cmmg Bbf IUsi ”1T39€ Rd.; Mra Mary Lenti, 5 Ridge- S^teven Lange, Ea.st Hartford; Bailey. No speaker has been 6aaa meMlAg will be held, wood S t ; Aaron Stevenson, Tol- FRESH Earl Palmer. Andover; Irene named yet. W SAUCE gA figra . Sr 23e IVORY SIZE land; Thomas Johnson, RFD 1, Rezman, 150 Birch St.; Donald AT OUR Manchester; Erik Stubner, 9 MBonni sn i Carpenter, South Rd.. Bolton: FUESTWiPuaiit Orchard St; Harold Davis, El- Mrs. Rose Garbich, 414 Hartford FISH DEPT. fDrson to Nrson lington; Mrs. Pearl Diuey, Rd.- Mrs. Elizabeth Monteiro, Andover; Joseph DancOsse, 20 201 Adams St.; Mrs. Myrtle We read in SILVER CREAM DiApii8m$” ^ ^ ^ IVORTSOAP Cambridge S t; Mra. Anna Adams, Hebron Rd., Bolton; inter estlng IJUttlMBM VBOtoLl Haberem, 816 Spring St.; Mrs. William Donahue, Ski.mer Rd.. Choicest Mea ts In Town! thing about EVgBJOPPlNO 'S T 3Sc Ksney Fletcher, Tolland; Mra. Vernon; Mary McNamara, 6 29.88 39.88 the f a m o u a Elinor Mggnano, 36 Greenwood (barter Oak St.; James Rob- A u s t r a 1 Ian / MbxEDVeg et a b l e n^M R PAPER 59c BLUE CHEER BOX SPRINO IOA88 nurse, Sister Dr.; Roy Haugh, 95 Helaine inette, High Manor Park. Ver- • BOX SPRING $OA88 COMTAIMB BLBACH Rd.; Roland Cunningham, 23 TO MATCH , l o ; Kenny, Tvhote / LOW SOBSDN non; Mrs. Mariya Dvorak, 203 TUESDAY ONLYI TO matc h W IS TASSLAIXTRACT*lr3Sc Union S t; Mra. Florence Kup- Mountain Rd;r Gladys Pember- V budget-priced mattress e GEM OIL Life w as de'- MAXZSeBAVTMVm chunas, 22 Regan Rd., Rockville; ton, Hartford; Joseph Patrizzi, NA'nVB, WAYBE8T quality made by Gold Smooth top with edge voted to help- Mrs. Joan Capello, Wapplng; GALLON Ing poilo- COMET CLEANSER fiiA V TN A m R 'V ir3 7 c DASH East Hartford: James Kennedy, A ^nd! e guard. Outstanding value! to wear! awT w ar inr— Raymond Hicking, Coventry; Hebron; Nancy Ryan, 79 Ver- trteken chii- rOB WALLS A FLOORS _ _ DIAMBS B A M TBUieS SOFT . Eugene Dickinson. Eliington; non St.; Joseph O’Brien. 427 CAN 59 Sren, and CATFOOD 2 ’ :S r 2 9 c UH-W.< M ra Irene Walker, Box Mt. Rd.. Highland St.; John Connolly, 18 SEALY thought It ^Verium; Mrs. Adeline Tedford, Falrview SL; James Holmes. 7 SAVE 70c , m i g h t In terest SPIC&SPAN DOS TREATS te2 9 c IVORY SNOW * •5 Walnut S t: Mrs. Mary Lucas. S. Main St.; Edwina Menditto, you. It seems SO Foxcroft Dr.; Mrs. Edith Coventry; Mrs. Lprraine Buck- HOLLYWOOD BEDS that when she Light 14 > Washington St., Ver- mister, Plymouth Lane. Bolton; waa a little non; Cherubino Ghelf, Coventry; girl she waa . . I p * Mrs. Doris BurrUl, Wapping; 8tu Johnston Bonnie Chiquette, East Hart- Mrs. Bertha Pitney. 54 Horton SEE plagued with ford; M ra Ruth Darling, 176 an awfully hot temper. She be 2>.--POTPIESiH., Bldridge St.; Jane Wood, Som- UVING COLOR came to angry , so quickly over M10S9 J sra; Albert Nackowakl, 38 Lock- HI6HLAND PARK MARKET CLAM CHOWDER on... trivial matters her mother be- wood S t ; Mra Ruth Anderson. in HIGHLAND STBRET-^HONE MS-4978 gan to worry about her whole Old Lyme, Mrs. ReU Harvell. 51 SNOW‘D future being twisted by her Youpayonly Wlademere Ave., Rockville; NOW RCA VICTOR temper, Whep one day the be- Peter Bedroaalan, 729 N. Main COLOR TV came v e ^ angiy over some S t ; Mrs. Mable Swagirt, .Bur- SAVE 46c ^ trilling matter her mother gave lington. Patrtcia Rines, 40 FUEL OIL her some advioe in only six Buucass AS It wj roB Brent Rd Sn« it at gaF i ^ 2 tT 2Sc words wUch she qald she re- KRTVraMW'eMB ' ADMITTEO TODAY: Mrs. membered all the rest of her FLETCHER CLASS CO. Evnry Niqlit! 2 t= 2 S c Marilyn Aramint 10 Range Hill 14V 2c ‘'’*'- OF MANCHK8TBB TIM tl i eHTON life, advice that played no smell OXYDOl CATIOOD THRIU S65* MwkS S«rl«t uAaLtl Rd., Rockville; Albert Cole, 129 part In her eventual success. It It*8 the nefwwt wazy Rnm BMAMB Branford St 188 WEST MIDUIJK TURNPIKE took years for her to gain rec- HANKI ES 3*<^<.28c /1 649-7879 noutral under tbe sun — lumboi KNmiUTMMni BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A w m :N VOU think of MONDAY and TUESDAY SPECIALS agnttton and acceptance,tor her daughter to Mr. and Mra. Rich- CASH SAVINQS GLASS, THINK OF FLETdfBR STRAWBERRIES polio trectmeht ideas, .and in and it oomis in a pik of SALVO TABLETS PROtnDDnms 2'^ 19c WHITE RICE 2:±.39* all her battles with doubters NM.pam'f ard Domler, Bast Hartford; a Hamilton Beach • ionny Sandler ttyka. T H I WASMBAT MUUCLM nvtn •on to Mr. and Mrs. Robert I f T O CORNER BURANT S'T Zeeith $.Tabe and thoee wha ,questioned her FISHSnCIS ':C 5 9 c Pioneering fneUiods, and-even What ookr k it? M^avz'i B «n « ju ln , 90 Winter S t HAND MIXER • TABLE Radio fresh, large TH )£ unnnT LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE VOUR NEEDS! her IntMpttyr she remembered Haygtaok’a a wann goldan ton ran FILLET 39c BIRTHS TODAY: A eon to • LUSCIOUS iMr m others wordsv,,and waa Mtoa PA0L«a CAROLINARICE 2 & 3 9 * Mr. and Mra. Richard Bei^ . . . BO, a aun-lriiaad PLENTY OF FRONT AND RBAK PARKING • eauhes sever defeated. by hqr detrac- M1 LP8 MIBF BAMBS LPOMIMO T0O|M thlaums, 40 litchfltld St.; a son 6.88 • tors. Those, six words were: DEVI LED CRABS .*2»49c to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Motokai- 1244 baifft. . . wall, more • . . . , MM.paez's tia Wapping. ."Anyone who angers you, eon- PKR AUTO GLASS INSTALLED uers you.*' When we refer to (di, it'a indaacribably piatty.* IVORY UQUH) CrabNdbatoris S r 49c TREND 2&39* DISCHARGED SATURDAY: GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Juch ideas and Advice, which Cpinaiaaitt UflOto Kenneth Avery, 77 Oliver Rd.; ESCAROLE & CHICORY Bre have heard ar read some- gWgURDllME >5r39c Mra Hmnine Wiganowake. 101 MIRRORS (Firnplact ood Door) j (iniere. we hope you know thAt •(Bbsa pnOlto Bka tt JwAed k OlbSMaifl Maple St: Mra Anna Oetor- FUEL OIL FLORIDA, TENDER, GREEN we are not trjrliig to play the JOYUQUD ^ 6 5 * wisATfibN ”ir3T c TREND s g n a . 889 Main S t ; Mra. Hilda PICTURE FRAMING foR typot) part o f a eage purselves, but 2£ S9* Hastey, 21 N. School St.; Mrs. aimply hop4 tb retell once in mbo vl am •»— WINDOW ood PLATE GLASS **,r-‘ 38c Evelyn SMiMim. 21 Kenwood 8£RN t£‘S AwhJle t h h » that.' appear to CO OPERATIVE 1S^ Pr,; lira , AneUa Mickewtea to of toweral interqet After all. "11 'oMPV'sV 10.^ 3 ^ 190 Avery S t; Mra Sarah Bar- OONTRACTORS:.'vnii: HAVB Of; nyoOK GREAT TV^FUANCE HpRES We ipeqaltoe only in our owr NR. CLEAN TM&SbPIIIIE Sweetheart Soap 3 ...31* ton, Andover; Mrs. I-eeh Fits- -iNCf. 16.S.S Said, In Which we want always ’ * lOB White St; Atok- *. uii"\ii -Tni'*:rrr MEDICINE CAIIN ETSopd SHOWER DOORS to serve pou eo wen that you ! t I f.;’’ 1.1SS MANCHESTER PARKADE. MANCHESTER? 2 lbs. 29*^ Kuse, 80C Bluefield think ^ ue a friend rather than ESTDiATES GLADLY OlVlbf K". Vtorenoe Reppl^yea, OPEN BVBBY NIGHT NM O-OAT. Mil 8 P,|IL «dv M a B ^ # e . DlHon S A V E C A S H a n d T R IP LE -S B LU E S T A M P S Bad ie m c e , your local Main Street, Manchaiat^j.... Gaaler, t i t Main at. Phone 848- kNilhniTMee.Mto4l.MA We: %ad Hwald AdvertiiM.mIi^ It SUB.’ .'' Maaekeetor Psrkade, Tpke. Weeto-Open Mon. tkni Sat SiSD AJI. to ID PJI. A

i . /' MANCHESTEB EVENING BERALD. ICANGBBSldt. COMM, MONDAY, MARCH »r 1W4 lUNGmeSTBR EVtlKTWQ HERALD, kANOHBBWR. CONN, M 6^A Y , MARCP «, 1M(4 neral home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p,m. LBJ Message Covent f^ itu a ry Events Events Local Stocks 21 g^nasts. Others honored were Thomas H. TUI Stimsoii-Garvey TPC to Hear Police Arrests South Windsor Nancy Kugler and Peter Dubay, Thomas H. Till of Walling- Urges Attack second place; Dennis CSoutier tin. Mm* SIrols ford, father of Edward T. TOl In World Caucus Ousts and Jennifer Maekay, tMrd of 15 Walker St, died Saturday Quatatlaas mraislMd by place; and Oaudette Chdgnon, DOWLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY Mni. Rom Mroia, 41 ot H*rt- In State Co burs Mlddlebrook, toe- Bid^ Tonight Ceerffe B. Barber of 97 Mar- Heart-Fund I M , ibrawrly of Miuiqheator, at World War II Veterans Me- DAMASCUS, Syria “(AP) — On Idle Rate garet Rd. end Jamee W, Nertto fourth. Participants were in Hertford, Eeit Hdrtford, Weit Hartford. Middletown, morial Hospital in Meriden. Bank Stocks , S t e v e L o y z i m Judged in four categoriee: Tum- RM teturdsy Hutford Hm - Syrian Premier Amin Hafez has A zone ehange that would o f 319 Hilliard I t , both 17, lillafi llii WM tlM widow Jo- He is survived by his wife, (Ooathined from Page Oae) Bid Asked Hits $1,709 bling, free exercuw, parallel Thompwnvills, Iriitol, Menekotter end Now Iriteln. denounced President Johnson’s (Oontimied from P » f» © •) allow apartments on land now early yeeUrday afternoon w en Mfili 8in4s. two other sons and six grand- Conn. Bank and Steplien Loyrim, Demooratlo bars aiid' vaulting. - IM . Stroll WM bom in Hirt- children. decision to cooperate wiU> Israel out legislature are maiapor- Trust Co...... 71 76 used for storing garbage trucks charged with elmilar eounta of A special trophy was award- Funeral services will be held! developing nuclear energy youth unemploymont. oducaUon town conunlttqe dhalrman, fail- Atty. Donald E Waslk, chair- sd to Gary Forghettl for Ms tord, JuM 20, 1922. 8bi lived tioned. Hartford National will be eaked of the town plan- rscideea driving, after e high man of toe Heart Fund drive In Hnncbeeter for about IS tomorrow at 2 p.m. at S t Paul’s to distill sea water as an Bank Co...... 66'/4 70 H extension of labor laws to in- ed to gain .renomination to to* work and achievement In gym- It said residents of some ning commiaaion at a public •peed chaae by police along has announced that |1,709 was montlu, a few yean aco. Episcopal Church, Wallingford. gresaive act.” towns are over-repraiented at Fire Insuranoe Companies clude more workers and In- town oommlttee at a party cau' nastios. Friends may call at the B. C. Addressing a celebration Sun- hearing at 8 tonight at the Mancheater streets. .collected in town, surpassing the Harold Beaulieu, gymnastics Stirvivon include twb broth- the expense of others, and that HarUord Fire . . . . 67>i cue, Friday night. The caucus ^ l e y Funeral Home, 273 S. day of the flrst anniversary of creaned and broadened unem- Municipal Building hearing goal of $1,200. Last year 81,231 team coach, was presented* e ana Bbnanuel Muscillo a n d small towns have too much National F ir e ----- 120 128 room. Police said that the two teen- Roooo ICuadllp, and a aiater, Elm S t, Wallingford, tonight' assumpUon of power by his ployment Insurance. ttdoraed 40 members for the was donated by town residents. plequq by toe gymnastic teem representation In the house. Phoenix F ire...... 123 131 The chairae from Residence age motorists were driving Funds raised during the cam- Mn. John Roth, all of Hart- from 7 to 9. The family sug- Socialist party, Hafes "Areas of high unemploymont now conunlttee, ellmlnetlng bumper-to-bumper,' at speedi in "eppreciation of his help and geats that contributions may be ***** • ***• American govem- Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Zone B to Msldencc Zone C is ,paign are used by toe Hartford guidance." fbra. Aetna Casualty ..120 128 must be reviUllsed,” he Mid. throe of those endorsed previ- up to 65 mtlee an hour in a 80- The funeral wiU be held to- made to All Saints M em orial!'"*"* insists on aiding Israel Injured Fleeing Fire being asked by Milton E. Doeb- ‘Heart A*s*>clation to finance re- To Talk OB Blae Aetna Life ...... 177H 185V4 "Overtime work must b# ex- ously by toe town committee, ener for his properties flanking mlle speed zone along Broad search, community service and morrow at 9 a.m. from the Roae Fund a f St. Paul’s Episcopal *"•* *’*'’ expansion plans that WATERBURY (AP)—Three St. The Rev. Dr. Clemonce Sa- Church, Wallingford. government will,not be serving persona who Jumped for their Conn. General ...168H 176 H amined critically to determine snd replacing them with notni- Perrett Pi., off Summit St. education programs. Hill Funcnral Home, E3m St., 145 naUons from toe floor. George A. Olsaver, 86, of 320 bourin, head of race relations Rocky Hill, with a Maas of re- the InteresU of the American lives from the top 8oor of a Hfd. Steam Boiler 137 If it iz feasible to convert regu- The site, including the build- Atty. Waslk expressed his for toe Lutheran Atlantic Dis- 78% .In addition to Stephen Loy- Charter Oak St., end Randall quiem at St. Peter'i Chu«%h, Infant Donahue people.” flaming, three-story tenement Security Ins...... 694 lar and substantial overtime ing used by P A o Motor thanks to toe citizens and busi- trict, will be guest speaker at Against a display of Soviet Travelers...... 188 V4 J***^ houri Into new Jobs.” .nkn, the caucus also failed to EYelght as a depot until the R. Hill, 24, of 26 Foater S t, laat nessmen of the town for making Main St., Hartford, at 10. Burial Mary Elisabeth Donahue, were recovering from Injuries night ware eedh charged with tonight’s meeting of toe Worn-; applied JeU and tanks, Hafes Public Dtllltles The Labor Department’s ac- eivlorse L. James Loyzim and firm left Manchester about two the house-to-house campaign will bo In Roae m i Memorial two-months-old daughter of Hu- today in St. Mary’s Hospital. breech of the peace, following en’s League of Our Saviour Lu- AW bert and Shirley Smith Dona- pledged Syria’s “ all-out sup- The three landed in a dirt Conn. Light Power 36^4 38% companying report Included EVed Con'teaa. JMf>ph Jay Dhoto years ago. iz now leazed to such a success this year. Park. 52 e complaint of e disturbance at theran Church. The session will^ Frienda may call at the fu- hue, 150 Vernon St., died sud- port” for Red China’s admission area behind a hedge at the aide Hfd. Elec. Ught .. 49 new figures showing that "only Puccessfully nominated from the Sanitary Refuse Co., which Co-chairmen for tos canvas be held at 8. Dr. Sabourln’s top* to the United Nations and her HarUord Gas Co. . 40H 44% toe. floor were Mrs. Mildred C. Engaged has the town’s current g a r b le a Center St. drive-in reeteurant were: Mrs. Sampson Harten and Mral home tonight from 7 to 9. denly this morning at Hartford of the building early yesterday. about half of our workers havs Each poeted bonds of 8100. Ic will be "Religion and Race Hospital. sovereignty over the Nationalist Southern New Eng- Htitgen, registrar of voters re- collection contract. Mrs. James Rafferty. Area cap- Raymond Forbes, 32, and his had formal Job training." T engagement of Miss Relations.” A discussion period Chinese island of Formosa. land Telephone . 52 55 placing Mrs. Shirley Seeluga The Summit St. neighbors Robert B. Simmons, 21, of tains named by Mrs. Harten WllUam F. Tracy She was bom Jan. 10 at Manr wife, 26, suffered back Injuries. Of the 61 million adult work- Judith Ann Arner of Manches- 33 Canterbury S t, and Joseph will be held after the taliL lAHY YYliK SPieiMS Chester Memorial Hospital. Manufacturing Companleo who resid ed because of pree- have complained about the con- we.-e: Mrs. Martin Pandozzi, ROCKVILUC — William F. Mrs. Forbes also suffered frac- ers aged 22 to 64, it said, only ter to Robert Gerald Crickmor# P. Aiello, 18, and TVayne F. Refreshments will be served Survivors, besides her par- ZANZIBAR (AP) — The revo- tures of her wrists and ribs. Allied Thermal .. . 45 49 eure ofpersohal busneas, tinued light industrial use of toe Mrs. Joseph Whelley, Mrs. Wil- Tracy, 91, of 60 Prospect St. 24 million have had some for- of Coventry has been an- Lera, 18, both of East Hartford. by Mrs. Angie Delntcki, chair- ents, include a sister, Deborah lutionary government of Zanil- Laura Shannon, 20, received Arrow, Hart, Heg. 56 60 George (3oon and August Kra- Perrett St. land, in Residence liam Hayes. Mrs. Albert Oagg, man, and Mrs. Ann Krep- died yesterday at a Rockville bar has nationalized the Island’s mal Job training and 9 million nounced by her parents, Mr. Saturday night were arrested Mrs. Rudolph Durig, Mra. Wal- Oonvaleacent Rome. Ann Donahue at home; her ma- wrist fractures in the Jump. Barden ...... 10% 11% mer. Norndnated from the Door Zone B. TTie property has been cio, Mrs. Maxine Klinger, Mra. land. President Abeld Karume others have been to eollage and Mrs. George N. Am er of on breech of the peace eounta ter Cook, Mrs. DOnald Sherman Mr. Tracy was bom in Easton. ternal grandparents, Leo and About 25 occupants of five Bristol Brass . . . . 9% 10% but not endorsed wee Mrs. in industrial use since before the Gall Fagan, Mi’s.- Anna Mac told a rally Sunday. three years or mors. Manchester, following a light in a drlve-ln and Mrs. Henry Nasuta. N.T. Oct 9, 1872, a son of Evelyn Blanchette Smith of apartments in the building Coleco ...... 3% 4% Anita Hamblett. zoning regulations came into Schwartz, Mrs. Liz Hughes, Karume said that all former The other 28 million, or 46 Her fiance is the son of Mr. effect, however. rbetaurant parking lot off W. Area captains named by Mra. Michael and Elisabeth Bannon Burlington, V t, and her pater- were burned out. They were put Dunham-Buah . . . 4% B% Uniese there ie a primary, the Mrs. Florence Schlmmel, Mrs. Happiness is serving your family government plantations sold to per cent, ."have had no formal and Mrs. Frank Tabor, Lake The requested zone change, to Center S t The toree arrested Rafferty were: Mrs. George Tracy. He was formerly a spin- I nal grandparents, Hubert and up In a hotel by the Waterbury N. B. Machine . . . . 22% 24% date of which would be April View Ter., Coventry. Arden Reardon and Mra. Vir- Mary Quinn Donahue o f West ’’capitalist exploiters” would re- Red Cross. North and Judd .. 18^5 20% Job tralnlhg,” .lt said. Residence Zone C would per- posted 1100 cash bonds. Reale, Mrs. J. E Arnesen, Mrs. ner In woolen mills In this 14, the new town committee, Miss Arner is a 1963 gradu- ginia Oroebel. j elegant fare at low cost! Hartford. vert to the sUte. He promised Peter Paul ...... 31 34 Among younger workars, the mit apartment^bulldlngs on toe James E. Munro, 17, E)sst Frank Devney, Mra. Vincent ana. which wlH • take over for two ate of Manchester High School. Private funeral services will full employment by June 1. PlasUc Wire Cable 11% 12% report said 17 per cent of those Perrett Pi. prbperUes. 'Hie pres- Hartford, Saturday night was Pitzl, Mrs. Carlton Forbes, Mrs. He la survived by several y e ^ Oh April 16, wlU include: She is employed at toe Travel- Manehester Evening Herald be held tomorrow morning at To Build Hoapiial Standard Screw .. 32% 35 aged 16 to 19 were Joblesa last ent zoning allows only apart- oharged with making an unne- Walter Sheriffs, Mrs. Rayinhond nieces and nephews. ROME (API—’"They treated Donald c. Averlll,'Frank Bau- ers Insurance Co.. Hartford. SoUtli Windsor eerrMpondent, The funeral will be held to- the John F. ’Tierney Funeral HAMDEN (AP)—Directors of Stanley Works .. 21% 23% year—triple the average unsm- ments made by converting exist- cessary noise with a motor ve- Young, Mrs. Henry Pasqualinl, us as if we were delinquents. aola, Nalaon J. Bearce, Ray- Mr. Crlckmore is a 1963 grad- hicle. after being observed Mrs. Walter Morse, Mrs. David Brownie Joseph, telephone morrow at 8;S0 a.m. from the Home, 219 W. Center SL Bur- the New Haven County Hospital Veeder-Root ...... 47% 50% plojrment rate for sJi sge ing. dwellings. Group dwellings 644-0148. ial will be in M t S t Benedict We were accused of crimes none association have endorsed a pro- groups. mbnd H. Bradley »r., Mrs. uate of Coventry High School. of two or more apartment build- creaching hie tlrae while leav- Collins and Mrs. Ororge LInko. Buiite Funeral Home, 76 Pros- of us ever committed. It was an < The above quotations are not pect St. with a Mass of requiem Cemetery, Bloomfield, posal to build a community to be construed as actual mar- "And about 80 per c«U of all Alise Btadley, HeroM J. Crane, He is employed at Zollo’s Su- ings are permitted in any resl- ing a W. Center 8t. drive-in ree- Volunteer workers for the spe- excuse to expel us from the hospital in Hamden. young people still drop out o f Jrim J. Feeney Jr„ Arthur permarket, Inc., Coventry. detial zone. taurant. cial gift drive were: Mrs, Wil- at St. Bernard’s Church at 9. lliere will be no calling hours. country.” keta Burial will be in St. Bernard's The proposal will be submit- school before completing high Forst, Mra Msry Siflen Forst, No date has been announced John B. Schultz, 18,'Glaston- liam Green Jr., chairman and So said the Rev. Felice Pes- for the wedding. The zone change Jias been ex- Recital Offered Cemetery.' Banavlge Infant ted to the full membership at a school,” the r ^ r t ssld. JoMi G r a k h ^ Joseph Gust, tended by toe TPC to include bury, Saturday n i^ t was Mrs. Vernon Petersen'and Mrs. Friends may call at the zin, one of 29 Roman Catholic meeting March 19. The number of teen-sgers 18 Mrs, Lena Oust, Richard oharged with making an unne- John Sewchuk. PubUefty chair- Wendy Banavlge, 7-weeks-

/4 Ford St., ' ' — said yesterday they voted on the this year and next will likely Leary, Mra. Eleanor Macnell. Malcolm to Form ener's two tracts. The commis- hicle on W. Center St. Chairman of the corporate busi- from Sudan. Another 135 mis- plan at a meeting last week. ness drive was Daniel J. Me- The flrst in a series of three was dead on arrival at Man- The Second Congregational^oocktail-length dress of ootll- Truce Units, Use rise by 750,000, almost as much ' Also, James A. Marlin, Mrs. sion usually includes more than Lucian S. Rizza, 42, of 812 sionaries from there arrived to- They said a hospital with 200 to Gonigle. Special events chair- midseason recitals by piano pu- Frank F. Carpenter chester Memorial Hospital this as the increase in tlM past sev- Mary McNamara, Albert L. one lot when it considers re- Center St., shortly before 7 p.m. Frank F. Carpenter, 54, of 78 morning. day. Church, Manchester, was the lion blue sAUpeau, femhioned 260 beds costing from $3 million Own Muslim Unit man, Atty. Frank Aheam; pils of toe Werner Studio waS Mortars, Armor en years, it said. Meyers 8r„ Robert Morlarty, zoning to avoid "spot zoning." Saturday, was charged with Ridge St, died yesterday at Father Pezzln said Stater scene of the wedding of Miss with all overskirt. Her face to 86 million Is what the associa- chairman of small business days, given yesterday afternoon in The Infant was rushed to the veil was attached to a match- That’s the pace IWa thln^JIs Mrs. Marie Murdock, Mrs. Eve Another request scheduled for faiiure to obey a riate traffic Manchester Memorial Hospital hospital by ambulance about Italia Castricara died Saturday tion has in mind. (Continued from Page One) H. Joseph O’Haxe;, treasurer, toe chapel of South Methodist in Khartoum, the Sudanese cap- Carol Lou Oarvey of Bast Hart- ing headbow, and she carried (Continued from Page One) moving,” said Secretary A. Murray, Charles E. Nyack, hearing tonight was submitted control sign (keep right), after after a short illness. 10:46 after its mother found it If all goes well, the spokes- Robert Trewhella of toe South Church. Frederic E. Werner ital, after mistreatment. She ford and David Curtis Stimson a bouquet of burgundy and bor W. WUlard Wlrtx. by Dr. F. W. Spaulding, origi- police obSetyed him driving to Mr. Carpenter was bom in apparently lifeless in its crib. men said, construction should Anthony J. Paulis, Michael J, sense to describe the civil rights Windsor Branch of the East and Mrs. Louise Recknagel are had' taught in Africa for 82 of Manchester, at noon Satur- dusty pink sweetheari roses snd accused the Turks of starting The report also Included fig- Peace, Mrs. Josephine Plaster, nally for one lot on Myrtle St, the left of a traffic esplanade instructors. Dyer Brook, Maine, and was John Prignano, assistant day. begin before the end of the year. ures showing much higher Job- movement in America as a rev- to be switched from Residence at 'Totlend l ^ e . and Oakland Hartford Federal Savings. years. ivy. Dr. Waldo Martin, president the battle at dawn by firing (Charles ; Ralsch, William ,R. A varied . program of 25 employed in the maintenance medical examiner, was slated to TIm bride is the daughter cf olution.” St. Church Note Tbe bridesmaids were attired of the association, said public without provocation from the less rates among young Negroes Byan, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Rych- Zone A to Residence Zone C. numbers was presented.' The department at Pratt and Whit- perform an autopsy this after- Mr, and Mrs. EYancis J. Oarvey, minaret of a mosque overlook- and other minority groups. The commission extended the AH oases wUl be heard hi Today at 8 p.m., Wapplng noon, according to hospital au- MOSCOW (AP>—Pravda, the in identically styled rainbow subscription would have to be ling, Arthur Sebert, Mrs. Lor- Malcolm said his new Muslim room was decorated with palms ney, division of United Aircraft Communist party newspaper, BJast Hartford. The bridegroom ing Ktima's market place. The application to include all toe aroudt Court 12, Manchester, Ckimmunlty Church intermedi- Oorp., East Hartford. thorities, who said the baby colored dresses and accessories, the principal source of funds, etU Slwek, Mrs. Ruth SteuIleL movement would “ naturally and flowers. claimed today that the contro- is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Cur- government warned it would at- properties facing Myrtle, Unden on March 23. ate and senior choirs will meet Survivors include a son, ai^>arently died of natural and their bouquets matched the with the rest coming from fed- Albert J. Stevenson, Mrs. Bessie have black nationalism as a for a rehearsal of toe Easter Participants in the recital versial virgin lands have given tis Stimson, 438 Parker St. tack the minarets if the Turk- part of its philosophy, but It will and Locuts Sts. that are not Roger Carpenter of Hartford; causes. honor attendants’s. eral assistance programs. I. Strack, Michael Treschuk, cantata. AH material for th,e were Katherine E. Peters, the Soviet government a profit The Rev. Felix M. Davis, pas- ish Cypribts continued to use Driver Warned zoned for business use. food fob thought thiM d a u ^ ten , Mrs. Roger According to Stewart Johns- Robert Rylander of Manches- Harold J. Waldron and Mrs. not be a black nationalist politi- Parish Post” should reach Mrs. Kathleen A. FogUo, Michael J. ton, owner of the Manchester of 3.3 billion rubles—13.6 billion tor of Second Ohureh, pwform- ter served as best man. Ushers them for machine-gun nests. Martha Williams. cal party.” Dr. Spaulding was denied a MAUMEE, Ohio (A P )—Every Hlviaon of Manchester, Mrs. —in 10 years. A Turkish Cypriot statement William Myshrall, 40 Spruce Murdock, -Cynthia J. Kurtz, Ambulance Service, he received ed the double ring ceremony. were Dayton Stimeon o f Man- In 2-Car Crash The caucus adopted two reso- Asked if heavyweight cham- zoning variance In January that fourtli grade student at Wayne Stephen 21aches Jr. of Coltunbia, The report was made on the The bride, given in marttoga accused the Greek Cypriots of L*ne no later than ?Tarch 9. James C. Fox, Marcia F. Borel- and Miss Linda Carpenter of a call from Mrs. Banavlge at ohester, a brother of the bride- About Town lutions, one objecting to the re- pion Cassius Clay, a member of would have permitted under- Trail elementary school got A Perform for PTA lo, Mary-Jo M. Andreoli, Marcia 10:44 and immediately respond- 10th anniversary of the opening by her father, wore a fUU-length groom; Donald F. Carvey of breaking the cease-fire, saying: Leo A. Sullivan, 28, o f 12 apportionment plan for the the Black Mualipis, would be a sized apartments in his build- recently—Vitamin A. Some 110 Manchester; a brother, Hollis “ Greek gangsters have as from Wapplng Elementary School Baise, Marcia B. Campbell, ed himself, together with an of the lands in Soviet Kazakh- gown of peau de soie and re- East Hartford, a brother of the Proctor Rd., shortly after 1 House ^whlcb would eliminate part of his new organization, ing St 18 Myrtle St„ for which boys and girls participated in a Carpenter of Manchester, N. H.; stan and Siberia, to grain farm- the early hour of this morning pupils presented a gymnastics Ljron L Barracllffe. ambulance attendant. embroidered alencon lace, de- bride; and Elmest Blveret't and The American Legion will p.m. today was issued a written both town representatives and Malcolm replied: ''no,” the rezontng was asked. vegetable tSstlng project as part two aiatera, Mrs. Irving Preble ing. Last year large areas Of the signed with acooped neckline, launched a fresh onslaught on and musical program for PTA Also, Sharon Majewski, Bar- o f Dover Foxcroft, Maine, and Johnson said the attendant Paul Sartor, both of Manches- meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the warning for failure to grant put Coventry, Andover, Colum- “ I wouldn’t want Clay to take If toe zone is changed, toe of a nutrition study. members at the high school last bara J. Seavey, Maureen W. applied oxygen while he drove territory were plagued with dust trimmed with lace; long taper- ter. Post Home. Refreshments will Ktima Turks. The Greek terror- the right of way. The warning any position which would en- required apartment floor space The children went down the Miss Jenny Carpenter of Ban- storms. ists are using heavy automatic bia and Bolton in one House dis- week. Murdock, Margaret A. Abert, ttie vehicHe, which arrived at ed sleeves, and dome-sboped, A reception was held at the be served. followed a police inveetigation trict. danger his international reputa- is reduced. line, tasting and trying to iden- Whole gor, Maine, and four grandchil- Pravda said the government lace skirt, terminating in a weapons, mortars, bazookas Performing were toe gym- John L. Inkel, Gary W. Tureck, dren. the hospital six minutes later- Manchester Country CHub. For of a two-car crash on Center The resolution favors teap- tion as heavyweight cham- The commission will also hear tify raw turnips, raw cauliflow- nastics team. Square Dance Sharon L. Coro, Donna M. al 10:50 a.m. invested 6.7 billion rubles in the full-oourt train. Her bouffant a trip to Bermuda by plane, Miss Carol A. Colburn, and armored bulldozers. EMerce pion of the world.” Malcolm er, cucumbers, green peppers, Chickens Funeral services will be held fighting continues.” St., at the First National Store portlonment of the House on the request* tonight from G. Still- Club, toe Wapping School Band Coro, Nancy E. Wilson, Donna An emergenicy room nurse ap- program and got back 10 billion veil of silk illusion was arrang- Mrs. Stimson wore an aqua suit daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo said. raw cabbage, carrots, tomatoes Wednesday at 2 p.tn. at the rubles worth of grain. parking lot entrance. ^ basis of one representative per man Keith, to change from and toe Grade 6-8 chorus. L, Dletrichaen,' David K. Sea- plied mouUi-to-mouth reauadta- ed from a contour crown of with black patent accessories. P. Colburn of Glastonbury, has 'Tie Greeks accused the Brit- and cooked squash. Carrots Holmes Funeral Homej 400 Main ish of protecting Turkish posi- No one was hurt but both ve- town plus on e‘ addTttonarre^ w w lY t^*e Residence Zone B to Residence Jea^ (tosgmon and Brian vey, Marilyn A. May, Nicholas tion for several minutee while alencon lace, and she carried a The couple will live at 54 Or- been named to toe dean’s list were the hip favorite and green S t The Rev. Alex M. Ensesser, BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP)— tions. It said a Greek Cypriot hicles had extensive right front reientatlvs for each 16,000 li. Zone C properties on toe east Quigley were awarded trophies B. Tlmreck, Michael F. Fagan doctors triad to revive the in- bouquet o ' white sweetheart chard St., East Hartford. o f Elndicott Junior College, Bev- peppers the least liked. pastor of Commimity Baptist Bulgarian Premier Todor Zhiv- roses and ivy. was killed by a Turk who fired and side damage and had to be major fraction thereof. in the side o f North St. from N. Main for outstanding boy and girl and Patricia E. Cottier. Church, will officiate. Burial fant. Mrs. Stimson is a 1959 grad- erly, Mass., for the first semes- . v j u towed away. St. north for about 100 feet. kov arrived today for a friend- Miss Gail A- Oollmltzer of ter of the 1968-64 academic ‘’**'*"'* * British armored The other resolution extended' Africa next mMth will be in East Cemetery. Mrs. Banavlge reportedly had uate of East HarUord High c&r. Police said that the aiceident Professional offices are per- ship visit and talks with Hun- Manchester was maid of honor. School, and a graduate of La- year. Cut up Friends may call at the fu- fed her daughters at 4 a.m., garian Premier Janos. 'Kadar. Indian Lt. Gen. Prem Singh occurred when Sullivan was mitted in Residence Zone C as and both were apparently all Bridesmaids were Mrs. Robert sell College, Aubumdale, Mass. proceeding out of the parking neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Zhivkov recently met with Sovi- J. Keleher o f ESmwood; Miss Gyanl, commander of the pro- well as apartment buildings. Chickens and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 right at that time. She is employed at the Fuller SL Margaret’s Circle, Daugh- lot to go west, with his view et Premier Khrushchev in Mos- Charlotte M. CSinton of North ters o f Isabella, will have a busi- posed U.N. police force, had The zone change was asked to 9 p.m. cow. Brush Co.. East Hartford. Mr. planned to fly by helicopter to partially blocked by two trucks for Keith’s Not-th St. property, lb 31* Haven; Miss Janet M, Berthold Stimson is a graduate of Rock- ness meeting tomorrow at 8 —one a van, parked the . . / of Rockville, a cousin of the the embattled town after an meeting will be held at 8 p.m, and extended to N. Main St. by CHhnan W . Hardon ville High School, and a 1963 p.m. at the Knights o f Colum- south side of Center % t.—an<^ NEW DELHI, India (AP) — bride; and Miss Sandra L. Stim- bus Home,' after which there emergency meeting with Greek March 17 at Booth-Dlmock Me- CLEAN GETAWAY the TPC. Freshneia makes the delicioui difference in Gilman W. Hardon, 35, of Funerals U.S. assistant secretary Of state graduate of the University of Cypriot President Makarioe. he drove into toe path of alp morial Library Jo fyq^orae can- High School principal Ray- son o f Manchester, a sister of Massachusetts. He ia assistant 'uHlU.be a kitchen soclJU. Mem- . ‘" F V y S E A T TSEATTLE, L E , Wash. (AP) - T h i these plump, meaty broilers 1 Madiaon, Wia., was killed in a Phillips Talbot met briefly to- In the mountains east of eastbound car, driven by ' mond Rogers is a a k i^ a change the bridegroom. greenskeeper at Tumblebrook bers are reminded to bring can- didates m delegates to the state, burglar who entered the home rlj< three-car collision Saturday eve- Mrs. Bfary J. Hutchinson day with Prime Minister Nehru Ktima, the Greek Cypriots re- thony F. Colla of Wlndsoi* The honor attendant wore a Country CTub, West Hartford. ned goods. Mrs. Charles McDon- congressional district and sena- of Mrs. Julia Anne Chappell to Residence Zone AA for toe ning at Monroe, Wis. He was The funeral of Mrs. Mary J. fbr what was officially termed nell is chairman. leased 35 Turkish hostages Locks, who was unable to avoid tonal oonventlons. ^^as too fastidious for his own rear of his 'Vernon St. prop- the general agent in Manches- Hutchinson of 23 Santina Dr. a courtesy call. seized Sunday in the village of a collision. erty. The change would make Chicken Leg Quarten »3T Neither the Ihdlan govern- Lapithlou. Five were dead and „ ^ . i, , „ 8ood. He fled with clean, but Wear ter for the I^theran Brother was held this morning from the Miantonomoh Tribe of Red- Manchester Evening Herald empty, hands toe tract oonform wlto toe AA hood Life Insurance Co. from John F. Tierney Funeral Home, ment nor U.S. Embassy officials men will meet tonight at 7:30 three others wounded, the Brit- CovOTtiy rorres^ndent, F ., Mrs. CSiapi^ll. awakened bj( zoEied land vt the Green Manor would say what was discussed. ish said. Six hostages were Breast Quarters * 35* 1968 througH 1961. He held the 319 W. Center St., with a sol at ’Hnker Hall. At f. there will WATES to Learn T^tHe, telephone 742- the sound of running water. Oonstruction Co. to the north ame position at Madison. emn high Mass of requiem at Shea Tries to Bar reported still missing. 6281. and west. TOKYO (APJ — The United be a Great OotmcU business The slaying of the Turks was found the intruder washing his Them He ia survived by his wife and St. James’ Church. meeting. Roger* says be wlli swap the WfeHtOM States and Japan opened a 12- seen as retaliation for the death hands In the kitchen sliA. "He Dait M it one daughter. The Rev. Joseph H. McCann About Exerciges was the most Immaeulately land for which he is asking the Chicken Legs >48* Funeral services will be held was celebrant, assisted by the day conference today to seek of six Greek Cypriots in the Marrying Age 15 ways to predict earthquakes. Bk»worth Circle of South Ktima market Saturday. dressed person I have seen in zone change for a piece ot tomorrow afternoon at the Rev. John D. Regan, deacon, Darwin Confession Methodist Church will meet to- 'Various exercises will be years.” she told police. The noc- and the Rev. Elugene F. Tor- Seventy Japanese and 10 A British commander and a HONG KONG — Grown-up Green Manor land on Vernon For Frautsehi Funeral Rome, Speed- night at 8 at the home of Mrs. demonstrated tonight at a turnal visitor tlp6 through a St., northwest ot his present Chicken Breasts WkHdM »55* way Rd., Madison. pey, subdeacon. Mrs. Jane Mac- American seismology and geo- U.N. official were reported meeUng of Manchester WATES Chinese women do not ordinari- physl's experts ate attending (Continued front Page One) Herbert J. McKinney, M Ade- trapped by Turkish fire in a ly wear pigtails— only girls. Ac- window. property. carcoe was wganist and soloist. laide Rd. Mias Ruth Dowd will at toe Italian American Club. the meeting, which is being helA ing- He said he saw a laige Greek Cypriot police station in cording to the Book of Rites, Blrs. CatheriBe A. Fsr Burial was in Mount St. Bene- be co-hoetesa Mias Elvallne ..1,1 K. Weighing In will be from 7 to dict Cemetery, Bloomfield. The under the U.8...Japan program not want to talk to Atty. Shea man wearing a hat altiUng In girls reach f the "age of Jl” 10 Days— Mrs. Catherine Ann DePersia the front car, witnesses testi- Pentland will show colored to M d ^ L ? ^ said to b e ! g Hoffman U in Rev. James Fitzgerald of Hart- for scientific Cooperation. that weekend, and did not re- at 16; Ji being the hairpin »“ •*" OOf Farr, 66, of.l06 Francis Dr. died fled. The rear oar w«s a dark slides o f her reoesit trip to The B r i ^ said'th e — u charge of the program, and riirik pkgtjy early this morning at Manches- ford read the committal serv- spond to his telephone calls Spain. Mrs. Kenneth Perrett will dem- to keep toe hair in place. A t RED,J " a RIPE TOMATOES 2 ice. color possibly a 1964 Buick, one Cypriot police superintendent of 15 girls are considered of "FOU FOOD THArS FINE, COME TO KLEIN' ter Memorial Hospital after a ‘Tf calls were made to you, witneas said Darwin toW him. onstrate the exercises. long Illness. She was the widow Bearers were Karl Nielsen, the Ktima-Paphos district, Dim- marriageable age and should If You you were not allowed to an- 'The accused man left the 4H The Crippled Children Com- itri Papageorge, had refused to Members wishing to partici- of Joseph A. Farr.^ Johfi O'Connor, Robert Gorman, Author Giiest mittee of the Manchester Lodge 7i pin up their hair. Hairpins are Clarence Ektley, John Hahn and meeting "aknost knme^ately” deal with anyone except Oyanl. pate to toe program are ro- Mrs. Farr lived in Manchester swer toen^?” Atty. Shea asked of Elks will sponaiv a stag din- minded to bring suitable attire; not needed for pigtails. Tuesday Special! many years. She was a member Raymond Gorman. him. after Mias RottvweS left. State Papageorge apparently was Police Chief Robert Rundle tes- ner for members and guests to- reflecting the new tough line of "Feather” awards were won IMPORTED and officer of the Manchester Members of the Ladies of gt. At L ibrary night at 7:30. All proceeds will feel They James attended the Mass. "Probably not, the coroner tifled last week. Darwin nom- the Makarioe government to ac- last month by Mrs. William Bmblenr Club, a member of the go to bpneflta of crippled chil- replied. inated the Bolton glri for treas- cepting local truce arrange- Molde, 1962 queen, with a be Ladies of St. James, the Wo- Mrs. Emily Cheney Neville of Ackerman was asked by toe dren. weight loss of 19% pounds, and man’s Auxiliary of Manchester urer at the meeting, poUce offi- ments. The government ac- POLISH FRESH SWORDFISH New York City, daughter of the defense counsel if he was kept by Mrs. Peter Sadloskl and Memorial Hospital, and was a cial said. cused the Turks laat week ot late Mr. and J to . Howell Chen- informed of Darwin's where- The parish committee of St. Mrs. Clarence Burke, both with asaured Va LB. Are Not Nurses’ Aide 'for Um American Man Critical, > The girl died of mechanical using the cease-fires to slip into ey of Manriiestw, wdl appear abouts during that weekend. John’s Polish National Catholic a loss of 16% pounds. HAM c Red Cross during World War n . strangulation. Dr. George’ B. offensive positions before the Steaks Saturday, April 11 at 10:45 a.m. "Not completely,’’ toe ooro- Former WATES members of VIRGINIA BAKED Survivors Include two daugh- et Mary Cheney libraty. She Aer replied. McAdantis told the court. TTie th^pari* ters. Mrs. ’Thomas J. Blanchard Hit by Car Gyanl had flown to Ktima Sun- with costumes from ‘Tons of will dlaouae her book, "It’s lik e pathologist said toeir was (Limit 1 Lb.) Comfortable from the of Manchester, with whom she ’’You didn’t really know day after a battle Saturday in Fun” productions are remind- This, Cat," a novel for teen- no evidence to indicate she had made her home, and Mrs. Reno were he waa^being held that been raped. Her dress was which six Greeks and a Turk ed to contact Mrs. John I*ave- Automatic Jacob A. Rooney, 85, of 74 agers. Her appearance will be 'weekend you n elf?” Atty. Sh Sea! P. Coma of Glastonbury; three found unbuttoned down the were killed and at least a score lack, 33 Radding St., who will Lockwood St., early this after- pert of Manchester’s oelebre- asked. sisters, Mrs. Patrick Conroy of noon was reported In poor con- front. of persons were injured. Most arrange for the return o f the Com fort tion of National U braiy Week, clothes. InEvery Way, lb Hartford, Mrs. Alec Crispino. of ditlon at Manchester Memorial ‘That’s right,” nt seat of the car few members willing to predict mailman. The Greeks denied as well as body bruises when Darwin said he drove toe night ontcome . . . Aviation Week thU. from the John F. Tierney Home, 219 he apparently ran from a side- ment in Gramercy Park. bench warrant ohargW Dar- Miss Daisy Pilcher and Miss Your Money! Aa a child living in Manches- of toe meeting were entered as magasine says secret super- On his arrival with MaJ. Gen. ^ W. Center St,, with a solemn walk on Broad St„ Just south win with ‘'the muntor was Is- exhibits. sonic ----- ~ — _ . . . * American high Mass of requiem at St. i of Lockwood St., and into the ter, Mrs. Neville attended the sued. f Jet All ha. "already r .m .k " St'iVeV. "BriUsh^' com^ to M "'ie s to ‘r'‘li'Sooto'“ ,lJln James’ Church at 9. Bitfial .will path of a northbound car small private school that the The coroner was followed on The state „ has „ „ indicated it b e -' * ' , •*'"»-'»"»* reconnals- mander on Cyprus, Gyanl was speak tonight at I at Coal Co., Inc. , Day In...Day Out... be in St. James Cemetery. driven by Charles Kaselauskls Cheney families maintained for toe stand by State Police lievea the girl was struck and ‘ Communist greeted by a Jeering Greek of the Bowers School PTA in*thf Friands may call at the funer-176. of 713 N. Main S t, police their cMldren. Later she went Lieutenant Donald Paige, who bled to her assailant’s car. i t"''**’" '" * " * mob. chanting "HosUges, hos- school auditorium, Ur. .. .ji. ^ iffl' WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES al home tonight from 7 to 9 ,1 said. to Oxford School. West Hart- •id he w«s ihargM wHh see- .'L l* ""? » “ J'’'K Sw .'m ’jotoKa. unounen E phond 622-8151 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Kaaelauskls, police said, blew ford. and Bryn Mawr OoUege, ing that Darwin was fed during 111 D-rwUi-, ««r 3>pl. 18 *"* "*n«ll«i I” U* H.blU oY aiidiiT"' Salisbury, Turkey, Ham, Chicken or Beef 7 to 9 p.m. his horn and applied his brakes where ahe majored in economics. toe weekend. as he pulled to the left, but She then broame a copy girl He said that at the Umes he Adelard J. Parent was unable to avoid hitting on the New York News, and MW Darwin he appeared to Im PRESCRIPTIONS Rockville — Adeiard j . Rooney, who was rushed to testified that later served on the staff o f the in good oondiUon. M u g lu MacArthur continues raell frontier, rapped a young Refreshments win •.. resulting in meaningful Parent. 64, of 24 Florence Ave., the hospiUI and placed in the New York Mirror. SIm is the Darwin told them he did not FRONT END € \ The defense has indioated to make Mtliifaetory progreea t Greek with his baton to foroi to to i (ifiieria died yesterday at home after a special care ward In critical wife of newspaperman Glenn that it may try to show that stop when he saw toe two cars savings to you every day! long illness, after gall bladder operaUon. him off his car. gram *“ **^ **»• pro- condition. Police are still In- Neville. They have five chil- paychologioal and physical pres- on Reservoir Rd. because he Mr. Parent was born Feb. 24, vestigating the accident. dren. Mirae were brought against had left his light to his other ALIGNMENT DINNERS Me M|M end dewni is yeur FreecripNea 1900, at Fall River, Mass., a car. He was driving his wife's The book, "It’a Like This, Darwin In obtaining the aliegod M9OT* ** IMG wWIITB W Wjf son of Joseph and Adele Gul- O et/’ -ls tol^ in the first person oonfeaaions. 1965 Chevrolet the night of IndudiiiK Complete mond Parent. the meeting. IWIMjlllg^^^ .... in the words of Dave Mitchell, a Dr. Stolman, toe first wltnero He was a veteran of World Auxiliary Hears 14-year-old boy, who tells of to take the stand this morning. IVoitt End Inspection Me “ledueed tpoeM ’—tm "teaiperaiy War L He was a foreman at CSC Unit Head his life in the city and encoun- Mid he found two small spots of Dret$ Bluet Alwayt SAVINOS STASTED OR ADDED TO reducllens” an FressrlpHjial ta lore SBd Whitney, division of ters with many eccentric riiar- human blood in the middle of United Aircraft Corp., East aotera includmg Crazy Kate the front seat of the car Darwin * ClMck T t » R ^ Hartford. Mtos Eliaabeth Nichoto, direc- WASHINGTON (A P )-A Oon who gave him Cat. Dave’s fa- •aid he drove toe night of the peasman says the Marines may Al Hie lame Haie, them ie aever aap Survivors include bis wife, tor of the Protective Seriricee ther, a busy lawyer with boy- ON OR BEFORE meeting. be gung-ho but they don’t dress *,Ad|Hft Box MmpraaiiM la'eeivlee or naiDItyl Mrs. Bhra Harrison Parent; a Department of the Children’s hood memories of rabbit hunts, by DESCO He said he also found dog the part. TOO c n O M || aon. George Parent of Vernon; Servtoea of Oonnectiout, wUl be believea it educational for a boy hairs on the girl’s dress tna*. he ifiviir two daughters. Mrs. Gloria toe guest speaker at the mid- to have a dog. Dave says, "You ” I believe strongly that all of THE 10th * Chock Wkool •AY Of TM YM k...ANh YOU lAVf Wo Deliver thought might have come from you on duty to Washington Tin SoHotf Shoe That Ever Walkodl Blank ot Cooper Plain, N. Y. winter meeting of the Manches- can’t hunt rabblU on Third a Collie or a Oennan Shep*ierd BoorlRgi JK M f THROUOMOUT THE Y EA R ...O N Eveiynrhere, Put nnd Mrs. Dorothy Williams of ter Auxiliary of the orgenlaa- nould wear dress blues at all Ave.,’’ and eo keeping Cat be- Dr. Stolman, chief toxicologist times,” Rep. Daniel J. Flood, EUN DIVIDENDS AUYOUl PIKCIIPTION NltOS Rockville; a stepson, Henry tion to be held Wednesday at comes important to him. for toe Stats Department of D-Pa., told the olive-clad Ma- I^vole, and stepdaughUr, Mrs. W^^ajn. at Mott’s Conmninity Oat leads Ds've to many 9.99 Health, said dog hrirs found on W gln la Geesay, both of Rock- rine witnesses at a recent cloaed FROM THE HRST TRY US AND SEE strange places, and encounters the front seat of Darwin’s car hear' ig of the House Appropria- vine; two brothers. Albert Par- with strange people. Scenes in Y ou'll DirbomD ki Doseo’s fiMIke-o-dream ROCKET of butti^ The Protective Servteee De- matched toe ones on the dress tioiis subcommittee on defense. ent and Edward Parent, both partment was deveK toe book range from Fulton in all characteristics. OF THE MONTH Of New York City; three sU- request of the Gi Market (fish heads for Under defense quesUoning,: OBAVa PROBLEM •oft erushtd smooth lotthor. . . ft M-o-t-t-s you ibovt • light tm , Mra. Rhea Janaaume of Community Oounoil, Cat) to Coney Island. The story Dr. Stolman said toe matchH D*!!**j*’ Oraee Poisson of nanosd by the COnununiti Is quiet but humorous hairs M icatsd a slmUarity in JOHANNESBURG, South Af- $ 0^95 J W Blvar, Mass., and Mrs. One reviewer says, "Here is rica (AP) — Municipal officials •rapo a olo^ p liis tho famous RED CARPET Innorsolo of bot> FLEIS(»IMANN’S to serve the Greater HartfonI type blit said there was no way to Pretoria have a grave prob- Tvonne Dupont of Ocean ssea. It aooepts oomplalnta oon- toe essence of boyhood cap- to dstarmine if toe hairs were Qtove, Maw., and U grandchU- lem on their hairito—bow to ANNUAL eenitag the neglect of chUdren. tured. The author knows the from the same dog. S AVI\GS jMguage of a New York boy as keep young lovers out o f the dividend tDr4hin40iffl Urothano to mako outiy stop pu n Joy! A Nght^ ^ wo^ with parents toward Laat week.jyrith toe trial in ciW’s cemeteries at night. An The funaisl wUl be hald at gtring them safe and roamn- Mark Twain knew the talk of progneas only torse days, toe }f(/ I.OAN toe Mtasiasippi one, and like ifOcial laiwrta that cemeteries T MARGARINE W eteeiday from the Mate laid groundwork for its III I \ I I : » floxIMob iotorfut atual to ''gottoad^' (and amartly) wMi Heme, t8 Pros- Twain, M n . NevlUe has the seem to be increasing in popu- rtm Parts Mini Nkhoia has bsen with MM. The major tastknqny ia larity,as courting places to m a «dem n high oM dsfMwtment nbiM complete mastery of the tech- expeofsd this week eontktuing opehthI spji. your fiyast daytima elQthoar 1968. nique that toe reader is never days, am) sevsral Umss couples an I ¥rtf»s You leva 29e. Prior to this ab» was a POMlhly toto m M week. have been locksd in tos grave- g a eessersD ’ e eteist riiAseiat laertteTiee •wlay. Tbeeday, FrlSay wUI and suparriaor in the aware of acuneone standing be- WKaaasw kMt woek Mid Dar- Boniard's ONsatery. hind the boy. This is r ^ l y a jraar' after cloaiiig tone. They Mi)L DODGE Smooth and earo field of bolli publie win told them itiat''he passed have either had to a p ^ toe .mOHEV' Msr MU at 1^ fu- ranch om oB, R ocn si, •» two oars on Rsssrvoir Rd. aftsr night there, or ctonb feoeoa to nutritjoui. ^. 5 he left the 4-H flamnittM BMMt- get out dc lU SE , FONTIMLI . Main/BtrMt, Kanchaatar. . , 'mVERi, fU , U !. ll«toheeW _ V \ "V-

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MANCHBn'EB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1964 PAjQB TWSLTl MANCHESl’EB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTTO, CONN. MONDAY, MARCH 9, 19«4 Coventry Trill hold an auction and rum- Hebron Andover eeuoe, toseed salad, flriiUed gel- btinrhtSTw**** House, ^'file Friendly Clrile atin with topping; Friday — LriTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR BOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE piksa. cheeae cubsa, embbege Pastor Heads •ale at the same time. Rham Garners Girl Scouts Bid and carrot slaw, spplssauca aWaable coa- cake. Breed .butter and mUk A tw w f O Pr*WaM» Fl ^ walcomed by the Poster Awards For Parade Aid served wipi all meals. A Lan- Broadcast ha** been placed ten meaj will also be served on Beverages Wednesdays during Lent, I I T S C L O D S on t ^ stage m the church Announcement of winners In Girl Scout actlvltiee are Like YOU WHO H aye ‘ the annuel poster contest on »N^T TT TIM * YOU SOU BOROerTME 4HarUl(iMd nM? *" basement Include tiM SCOFFED AT EYER'^ AOtOSS For Easter **ouae for depoalt- Hiring The Handicapped, apoo- CAM* DOWN TO TIME THAT MAIL SChtaMM M w i s &REAT SCHEME IN < IPanguny Borad by the local and Oovar- Law- TH'TUiePOM THIS PLAN* SOlOEDj eOM ate (dU .) w s ^ OM Scout Sundagr Fsstsr- HISTORY/ IF PROGRESS bcvani* 7 Appetwr P*®h-up aanrtc* at their nor*e committaa, maka the Mao, 7484m SALLOOM IDEA, iN oN tM S S Chinese drink Th* Rmt * Rog*r W. Hein*, day, and planning for tbs Me- DEPENDED O N YOU 8 Part ot akan noma may conUct Walter L. regional high school stand out MA30R ?tHE OAJLV MAJOR'S no se SG«nnaii ptator of tlM Prince of Pence morial Dsor para& SiTO JE AG E RE36CTS. BTelacat nabaa Clarence irith a great daai of luster. KOREAN REDS ARRESTED -fci FLVIN6 OB3ECT* ' OORiNS A SNOWI-, rafrMlwr 10 Iroeuoiaa liuUiartn Ohurofa, t« local ohair- Fbr tbs psopls who missed M ANKIND WOULD UEariy Irish Bradfleld or Arnold E. Cartaon. Thirty poetera were submitted SEOUL, South Korea (A P)— DOUBIE WXj'«E AN EKPERT Storm and Indian being oontoctsd for oooklss, end BUGGS BUNNY STILL BS CONY6YED sipbsbet llLom a DaoneV inan for Radio atatlon WPQP, On Dn«i*a List by local area high schools, and SUM would Uks to ^acs an or- S ith Koraa’s Central InteUi- ON ARE 0OUNCINO. PRUNED four ISMoantain were Judged on the state leveL go..ca Ageruy announced today CMSckS And B Y TJCX3CAIZT, ESAD .' beloved fponoora of the Baeter day Mlsa Norma Hedman, daugh- for thsm, thw can do so PEBT OF 8RICKS 14 A i r ( p r « f i x ) IB Attftrallan Winners In the local area the arraat of five North Korean MRS^HOOPLE’S 15 FniH drink UL.Tferi MeaaaC* Broadoaat. 5*" Charles by oaUlng Mrs.I. nlward Tco- VOUR SUSPICIOUS NATURE FROM THE atate (ab.) Hsamen of Lakevlew Terrace, were: First place. Miss Char- Communist agsnU and ona col- '17. CROCKERY.' i 17 Slipped 30 Constellatioa 42Kingaf Iwaat Throufk the broadoaet, mea> nums, Lsks Rd. IS ONLV EXCEEDED BVTHE (CHIMNEV.' 90 Waaknesa “.on^the flrat semester dean's lotte Yale; second place, Paul laborator aaaignad to stir up ISObUgtUDBS 22 Ungulates 31 Organ pipe aat (Bib.) free art aeitt to peraonn In The Senior Girt Scout TVoop AAACHINATI0N6 OP TOUR 19 Lifted 43 F an e lut at Louisiana State Unlver- Anderson; third, Paul Sandahl; anti-American faeltnga. STAMPS 23 Norse Ung 37 Game blida the PMM* Coira, armed Mrvlftca, 21 Masculine 45SaftgMrd and flfth ptece, Mias Sue Hol- is asking for sssistsnns In DIABOLIC MINDl (OdO-lOOD) 38 Drinking or anyoiH ovennaa by phort !-?• ■^.Sjfhman at the school planning and arranging for the The anti-American agitation appellation 24Teaas city vesaels ASSootbena and a 1968 graduaU of Wind- lister, all of the regional high 50f Grtaea wave radio. Coventry reMlenta Memorial Day parade. For ths was to have been bsuM on a —f>—.T. Beautifu] a«w 40BeeUe SI janloa Mlcalona, aaalatant treaa* raised through the duet the a bit of traveling around to a formal easav, "The CoWMctl- the event are invUad to attend. 4IF00U glrie pay. poat nofioee on the sign boards FHNA rUme Slated ■••r neodeL New gaaraatea. ALLY OOP ar urer. cut River: An AU-AmerIcan — Sprelal Value — BY V. T. HAMLIN 44 Expunge . *Tn. Needles and Stitches of ths town, ons at Hebron, Sewer.” The research pi^ier, PubUc Health Nurse Mra 47RsmeUrd Mrs. William H. Kanyon, out- H preaidant, has b m nom- 4-H CTub will meet at S p.m fronting the oM town record which deals with the causes of Martha Oavm and her auper- ...MORTALe KNOW ME A6 ^NO, NICK SMITH, IRON K 48 Court tomorrow at the home of Miss building, one at Burrows HIM, OOSS PIAMO CO. MOTT’S ‘TEN D ER -T Rir THEaOPOF BATTLE... WHJ-, A8 N NOT YET/ THIS IS 51 War god ef inated chairman of the finance the water pollution, its effects vlaor, Mlsa Ann Wood, will THBS.' HOW%THAT/ IRON BONNETS I BRONZE...TRY ITONl Greece ponunlttae. Patricia Diehl on Rt. 44A under one In Gilead and one In Am- on the dally lives of Connecti- Mww two fUma, ''Vision Test- 121 Anya St, Hartford rOR A WARRIORS aO, IT PONT CARNIVAL 52 Lubricant Hew board members are leadership of Mra. George ston. They must stick tiieir cut River Valley dwellera, and ing" and "WcU CbUd Confer- 526-88SS HELMET? LOOK TOO BY DICK TURNER 531105 (Roman) Jacquemln. notices on all the above sign solutions to remedy the situa- ences” when the Andover 54Caaaeway Charles Perfuaon, Mrs. Loretta BAP/ JT Benoit and'Mrs. Mlcalone. The At DConn Parley boards ki order to obey l e ^ tion. haa been forwarded to Mother's Oub mssU Wednes- 55 American ii «s red tape. writer Bomlnatint oommittee oonsiat- TTie State 4-H Leader's Oon- New York for consideration in day evening at the home of Mra SOObeerree w •d of Mra. Harman LeOoyt, torenoe at the Unlverelty of As previously explained, the national phase of the con- Edward Teomana Lake Rd. CHUCK Oonnactlout Saturday was at- DOWN Mr*. Howard Craft, and Mr*. thsM old sign boanto will be iMt. Hw program wiU start SI S2 tended by: Mrs. Laura Trarit, ICast I^emona. preserved for reminders of Miss Oryk, 17, is the daugh- promptly at 8. After the film 2 Awry sr SS Tt Vbdtor from Pooaa Mr. and Mra. Maurice French, town history, and the placing ter of Atty. and Mra. Anthony ahowincB there wUl be a dls- 3ScarabacM J L f Miss Padma Chakranarayan, Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Oorden, of Just one sign post at the new Oryk. At the academy, she U euaalon on the public he^th m beetle Mr. and Mra. Edwin H. Law- Town Office building will re- enrolled In courses In Honors nursing program. The buslheae a ntudent In the RaUgioua Bd- ton, Mra, Ronald Aronson, Mra. ucatlon Department at Hai^- duce the red tape. English, chemistry, history, meeting wlU then take place. STEAK Henry Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. fpid Seminary, and a native ot French, art, and rellgitm. She Rhain Menus Joaeph L, Shanahan Jr., Mr. Manoheeter Eveaiag Herald m OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS Poona, Bombay, India, wlM be plana to major in English in Monday—cubed steaks, mash- and Mra WIlHam E. Olenney, Hebron oorrespondent, Mlsa Su- iest speaker at a meeting at Rdiert Gehring, Robert T. collage. She Is a member . of ed potatoes, peas and carrote, san B. Pendleton, telephone Girl Scout Troop One, the assorted fruit; Tuesday —^Ismb pjn. tomorrow at the Church Kfaigabury and Mra Mary 228-8454. rCommunity Houw. The event, aStorra. Academy Forum Debating poittles, buttered rice. Harvard wwntoYou^X MlaBionary Ntg^t obaervance, Club, and In on the editorial baeta, cherry orlop; Wsdneadsy OXMMNIwABOUTT staffs of the school newspaper, PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER TMSMSJUSTRABBn' w4U be a oomMned meeting ot Manchester Bvenlng Herald —baked meat loaf, buttered po- DOGE-SRANOnA the Gleaner** Ohole and the Oovenntry oerreapondeat, F. Meeting Planned 'Tbe Hamiltonian,” end year- tatoea aptnch, aaaortad fruH; book. "The Moimt.” *nuiraday—apagbettl wMh meat He'll: PO P! WELL, -THAT HAD------Fragment Society of Second Pauline Little, telapheae HOWCOME.'rtXI ERL IS- Congregational Church. 74S-«tSL By Soroptimists expert WeVER RUH POR^ Mr*. Maurlca French I* gen- PRESIDENTYj •rel chairman of the program. The Soroptomist Cflub of Man- Aaeletlng wUl ba Mr*. Robert .Doctors to Hear choeter will hold a business ' ONLV AT MICHAELS CAN YOU nmCHASC FAMOUS Bteere. Mtr Ruth Oetirtaig, Mr*. meeUng tonight at 6:30 at Wil- Ruth French and Mn. Jaraea lie’s Steak House. Further plans LEAH RROUHD BEEF ul T.. Laldlaiw. Rafreahmenta wUl Two Specialists will be made for the Arts and TREASURE CHEST be aerved. Crafts Exhibit and Sale, spon- Brief* Medical epectalieta from two I; D I A M O N D S sored by th* club, to be held PERRI’S SAUSAQE LB. The Young Mothera Club will New England unlveraitlas will May 1 and 3 at the Community 7T meet at 8 pjn. tomorrow at.the speak to the medical staff at Y, for benefit of Manchester foot SMWllEM Ie fSCEW* C#MI ME I n ESltkiNEllE^ toWElEf Nathan Hid* Comipunlty Cen- Manchester MemoriiU Hospital Branch of Childrens Services of ter. The nominating committee this month as part of the hos- Oonnoctlcut. eW*,3weeeeOwsiNe NEW SYSTbM comprised of Mrs. Kenneth Le- pital's continuing program of Delegatee will be appointed to mlre, chairman, Mrs. Norris medical education. represent the area group at the LAUNDRY TarbelL ^Mrs. Bklwln Wlttig, They are Dr. Allan D. Callow, annual regional conference. It Mr*. Harman LaDoyt and Mrs, associate profeasor of surgery win be held on April 24 , 25 and AND DRT CLEANING Roland Stoodley, will present a at Tufts university School of 26 in the Viking Hotel at New- AaMustralad ON HARRISON SOr. (U ) Medicine and Dr. Stuart C. port, R. I. BONNIE ■late of officers. Nominations Off East Center SL BY JOE CAMPBELL will be accepted from the floor. Finch, associate professor of «245 Opposite the Cemetery Sale Prices The slate will be voted on at medicine at Yale University FIRE ROUTS HOTEL GUESTS Effective ir • NH N MS. k. VM M. na M the April 14 meeting. Officers School of Medicine. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (A P)—A For Pick-up aad Delivery 5-Y Tuea. and Wed. HLMMriDe«sni«3 will be Inatalled at the annual Dr. Callow wUl speak at a fire police said was apparently OeU 848-776$ BCAttTIFUL BAHAMA THE banquet the end of April. noon meeting tomorrow in the due to careless smoking routed »68 Btala Street Hanys allMglo to iMhw Mm tnMMvmT* board room of the hospital. He the 40 guests of the Alcasar Ho- Open Nights ^teeerpBi£mMGPuei/£! The flower committee of MICHAELS JEWELERS M anoheeter—848-8741 Branehee at: 218 North ar»t« JRWBLBWW Second Congregational Church, will discuss the diagnosis and tel in .midtown Kansas City ear- St. aad 601 Hartford Rd. Mon. thru Sat. of which Mrs. Byron W. Hall la treatment of diseases of the ly Suitday morning. tiU 9 jeif9Et2S5ES$2222SL ehaliman, la accepting orders blood vessels effecting the cir- One woman was hospitalised for Easter lilies and azaleas culation to the brain. for smoke Inhalation. The fire from persona wishing to place On March 31, Dr. Finch will was discovered in a room on the < BEN CASEY speak on various disorders of fifth fkx>r of the eight-story resi- .. them on the church altar East- the blood—such as hemophilia— dential hotel, largely occupied er Day. Mrs Hall may be con- by elderly residents. tacted at her home on Twin which are related to an Increas- Seafood for Lent flAUy...')OJR B,H0Ney’,IVA Hills Dr.’ ^ ed tendency to bleed. The hospital board room la the fw n«R..j •0RRI(aiITNE-l«W Volunteers mothars aasiatlng FRESH mmhhms at South Coventry Cooperative scene of dally films and lectures HMRD?. Nursery and Kindergarten for conducted by MMH personnel "THIS IS NATIc In AL SAFE DEPOSIT MONTH" the week will include Mra. as well as guest lecturcn. The •peclal HADDOCK FILLET lb.49 presentations are coordinated « M Dayton H. Whipple m . Mrs. and planned by the hoepltal'a Gladys Dowdlng, Mrs. Ronald department of medical educa- FANCY p p Stoodley, Mrs. John Allen add tion, headed by Dr. Martin Duke. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Mrs. Roger Champagne. Protect Your Yaluables m Other topics to be discussed OAPPUCCIHO 4 Mothera saaiatlng at North this month Include the follow- HALIBUT S n A K Ik 55 StVMKALOVB D0MN,SNmW rm W flH A T WAS AOOSE Coventry Cooperative Nursery OFFHISHOOO,ANDSEEV«1/(r ON£.ME SAM^fAEGOMINB/ and Klndergai^n will be Mrs. “S,bndays; Fllme ofl heart and Agoinst Fire and Theft fJIEOrriONCR HIS f?iCC LOOKS UVCE. William Kelleher and Mrs. John blood diseases and techtoques LOAF DoiNNiHeaE/ Buckout. Cleaning the class- in vari(ni8 abdominal operations. rooms Saturday will be Mra. On March 30 Journal Chih for PENNIES a DAY with an SAVE 39c Over Nat’l Brand Salvatore Visconti and Mra. members will discuss articles CAKE Marion Bradley. from recent medical Journals. SHOP . RITE The PubUc Health Nursing ..iTuesdaya: Lec^tures by staff SOM SAFE DEPOSIT Bex Aaaociation will have Its an- on the diagnosis and treatment 63e nual aprlng frolic at 9 p.m. of lung diseases and a historical April 4 at the Shell Chateau In MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl review of medicine as practiced Wllliraantlo with dancing to In ancient Greece during the ef all the Penthouae Five Orcheatra. time of Hippocrates. FIG BARS 0 oQO There will be a anack table R W '" JUsres^usEiMGOiM? Wednesdays; Basic medical mayron's A '..a '* HW«fDrteS6 ANPimirRxeeiHE- HBOVLLeOWeATDWBO/J during the program. lectures to the full-time and in- BUZZ SAWYER TOrW MiaXBUNEBaCkBZ FV9SrA0lf33NAUnp A session for making new tern staff. bake ehope BY ROY CRANE MfiWZnAAVMAkBS fURTHB 041000 BBA09 LANDON THE MOON... voters will be held from 10 a.m. Thursdays: Case reports from 2 LB. O ^ f c C MBeojMb/ vmii0(aowup... —y------— to noon Saturday In the town the departments of medicine, WHY, M R . S A WY E R / clerk's office In the Town Office surgery and pediatrice; discus- BOX EVERYBOPy TH0U6HT building. elon of diagnosis and treatment. YOU WERE OtAV! Coventry Lion's Club will Fridays: Alternate X-ray and I . meet at 7 pjn. tomorrow at the patholo^ conferences at noon Cove Restaurant. for the entire staff. In ths af- WHEE! WATER’S Sava That Rummage . * ternoon, basic suiglcsl lectures .J ■>■ The Men's Association ot. will be presented to the house HOT-HOT..AND •Tret Congregational Church staff. Get 4^.^ Stamps, Too! THERE’S A LOT! ri.. •■'•'.••I- Nowl For only 9'/2C* a

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rA GB FOURTEEN ICANGHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1964 FAOB w m nw THE ...... -..1, 11 , Mi.iii I, ...... —tassfos Eagles Defeat Aquinas Despite Deep Freeze Herald Angle Tournament Tests for Central and UConn 8T EARL Y09T •pwfo M ter Providence in battle Reach Semifinals •Rally by Coventry Sonday Time Gets Short Month et March waa uahared EAST SIDE JUNIORS in with spring-Uke waathar and' For Lofty Showdown Unusual Saturday games saw it was good to brsatha In tha For Cincy Royals In 36-22 Victory Songallo Construction down Tops Avon, 50-49 fresh air whlla on tha way to Naaalir Arms, 52-48. and tha Mass with my family. . .Wstk- surflaoe o BOSTON (A P )—*Unbeaten Central Connectient, u i- Parkadi defeat Spruce St end was marrad by a daath «« ‘•to tor ri^ed Providence and undaunted Connecticut carry the Market, 58-37. NEW YORK (AP)—Time is running out on the Cin- By HOWIE HOLCOMB •gain, a aalghbor of lO yaars— cffloUl to New England colors into national basketball twm am ent The opener was close all 'tlo Soemingly out of contention sfter blowing g glnce wt movad Into Boat Hart- w n c , YVQich htlpGd k Ati cinnati Royals’ bici to grab the top spot tn the National Surviving an injury to one of their key players and way with Songallo leading from lead and falling behind in the final aeconda (rf play, Cov- ford—dying suddanly, tha cnjoyafcle itight battles toda the second quarter on—but nev- Central’s Blue Devils from Basketball Association’s Eastern Division and the Bou- the deepest “freeze” this side of Nome, East Catholic entry High rallied on the clutch shooting of top ararer niothsr of my oon Doan’s best Porno injured. He hod to be ear- ton C^eltica aren’t helping much either. er by more than five! NaaaiiTs friend. • «Managad to sand- Wednesday New Britain art given toe best lied from toe court with a leg High’s talented Eagles walloped St. Thomas Aquinas George Eberle and nipped Avon, 50-49, Saturfay at Gen- chance for advancement al- closed It to two points on aev- wich In a atop at tha T i« hts injury, the full extent of whitm The Celtics shoved the Idle ------tral Connecticut OoUage to ad- Needle on my«aoalee pointed though no one is aelllng the Saturday, 38-22, at Rockville and advanced to the semi eral occasions but couldn't get where Norm Vittner’s lateet is not known. Royals a full tore# gamaa back finals o f the CIAC's Claaa B'^'------— — ------vance to the semlflMus o f the at the 200 mark today others short the hoopa to take charge. Roy Women's Bowling Tournament The Huskies are making their yerierday by whacking the BaaketbaU Tournament. East is ' T h re e T i e d Detroit Ptstons, 128-lU. With in the quarter, oHnching their Johnson and Jack Kata icorad was in progrees, Mavla Small that*!**)!*^* •i^taet wM ^t There will be no area repre- ninth NCAA appearance and paired with atrong Wilcox Tech 12 each to pace the winners Sullivan K ey namentc-o < Tha3*0 Patriots, compat- V“ ‘ * .b a to packed etace senUUve at the NCAA Small each chib having hiot four second win in three game.s this Ing in only tholr third vanity and Deloree Smith the finalists have got past toe opening game o f Meriden tomorrow night at with Georgs McCann and Pets ‘>• •0 training daya College finals In BhransviUe, Ind. only once (beating Manhattan games left to play, toa Cattles 7:16 at Tale's Payne Whitney season against St. Thomas. season, will oppoas Woodbury Fine turnout fo r the cramped And P l a y o f f Burnham counting 17 each for quarteni on a warm, aunny af- Northeastern, two-time defend- 84-76 in 1966). Templo, which need only a spilt to clinch toelr gym. "They kida really played NasalfTs. Wednesday night at 8:46 at Joe McKen- eighth straight division title. weH,” a happy Don ^ m s en T o W ildcats’ ternoon and oigaretta omoke ing Northeast Region winner, beat Ctmnectiout in that aame An overflow crowd of 1,200 Second game was also a hum Yals's Payna Whltnsy gym. • 52^’ ^ reRtlona In other games yastriday. thiised after a ride off court was at a minimum, proof that was edged by Adelphl 68-86 Sat- tournament, whipped toe Hus- I n G o l f Set (aome were turned away) saw dinger with only point one As Ui« score IndioataB, Sat- for the American Baseball urday night after toe Hueklea New York walloped Philadel- on the shoulders of his players. bowling fans aro aware o f the kies 68-46 Jan. 29 tola year. MCe meeting States. Barber is competing In would come up. When Bill Clark jor college at Philadelphia — 39 points and beat Rhode Island points. E bbIo Parteaano. out regulsr offense.” Amos Alonzo Stagg, remained With 23 aeoonde to ploy, Oov- slide show at night and C^innatl.. .Welcomed a free his first playoff. poor today as uremic poisoning (Notre Dame) came up, I knew night and I was able to Providence (21-6) vs. seventh OoUage 96-74 for the crown. The 34-year-old Palmar tank In the Western Division, tha Taking advantage of Elast’a Would he do the same thing Fallen Warriors I had it won.” entry hod the baU at mMoourt agreed. It was fun looking at get ranked Villanova (22-8); Con- St. Liouis Hawks, who’va been stratic shooting and Paul Waic again? and old age took their toll. caught up on my reading. Ttie Blue DevUa survived the a pressure - packed seven-foot The time was a modest 4:11.8 and called a tlms out. Thay colored slides taken a decade necticut (14-10) vs. Temple (17- imdseeecn kne of Captain Tom casting covetous eyes on the fcowaki's absence at the start "Sure I would," asid Gau- Like a row of knocked over 10 pins. East’s Tom Ma- Spokesmen at Hillhaven Conva- set up Eberle for a shot but H ago, as well oa the excellent putt on the final green Sunday lescent Home, where Stagg has and It was the weak field that U- Maxwell end big man Earl lead, cut the San Franeiaco of the game, St. Thomaa built dette, “what else are you going lin (14) and Larry Daly battle Broni Grala of St. (and a ooupla others) mioaed. collection of sports figures Thuraday to get Into the playoff on the been s patient for two years, prompted Villanova Coach Jum- Providence, making its first Jackson to %diion their oecond Warriors’ margin to cos game a 9-8 lead over the first eight to do against a team as big as However the Patriote got a have taken over the yean. 6,380 - yard, par-72 Pensacola Thomas for the basketball. aald he spent a relatively com bo Elliott to break up his mile Womatlon arriving almost NCAA appearance, is locked in straight unbeaten regular sea- Country Qub course. It gave with their victory. minutes. Eight of their nine they are?” break when the ball went out fortable day Sunday relay team and enter Sullivan dolly from Florida outlets, Sev- the big prestige showdown with son. The dub now hM wen him a 69 and a 14-under-par 274, The Hawks built a Mg load points oame on four jump .shots in the mile, after denying all of bounds off en Avon player Monday ern letter and card writers Vlllanova’s top-ranked Eastern by Parteaano. 47 of its last 48 starts. the same scores posted by with a fast break attack or- GAME NOTES—Seveml fans week he would do so. with seven seconds to go. Spring weather was welccitned from the St, Petersburg area power. The Friars are toiuney Adeiphl monopoUzed the free Player and Barber 16 minutes nnized by John Wawihtn uki Watckowskd, who injured were turned away, including In breaking up the relay One again they oolled a time this morning and m y reporting the weather odd and regulars, however, winning the his ankle in the win over Terry- Two Local Entries Still Alive throw line end fought-off a loat- later. Charley Vaughn. Watt Bellamy same with UckeU. "It was too squad, he also put Larry Livers and set up Eberts again. WHh turned to baseball although my wet oM on the spot information NTT last year and 1961 and be- ditch stage to ba^ Northeoet- Palmer, IS-under-par as he paced Baltimore with 87 and vMIe last Wednesday, enter^ bad,” aald Rockville High one second blowing on the in the 60-yard high hurdles and playing daya ended 30 years sgo from Florida’s Blast Coast, Mi- ing runnerup In 196(). em for the BhransvUle trip. DON’T GET CARRIED AW AY BY THIS— Al But- came to toe final hole, was play- Bob Pettit topped the Hawka the game at the start of the Athletic Director John Cana- clock, fiJberele cosineoted and ami and Fort Lauderdale area, If Coach Joe Mullaney’s second quarter but the Saints Marshall Uzzle in the 60-yard when I walked ki the winning Adelphia hit on 22 o f 35 free ler, New York, isn’t really carrying ball on his head. ing ahead of Player and Bar- with 34. vari, in charge of the game Midgets and Tough Eagles dash. Ussle got a point for fifth was fouled! Shtugging off the run with the bases loaded in the was to the effect the weather charges get past the Wildcats throw chencee compared to 12- ber, who were both 14-under par The Knicks ripped off a 40- oonfinued their possession play "but there must have-been a and LlvCrs three for third. They pressure, he calmly sank the not too good, regardless of they’ll face fourth-ranked Duke Ball is really way out in front as Philadelphia’s Con- (hctding the baH without a shot lest half tha ninth Inning . . . of-20 for the Huricies. The 27 through 17 holea. Gunning for a polnt final quarter to snap a mistake in the number sold. We were needed, since Villanova free throw that gave Coventry the glowing reporU from the (28-4) at Raleigh, N.C., Friday. for 2:30 at one point). They WhUe on the oubjeot o f oaae- personal fouls caUed on North- nie Dierking extends arm over Butler’s head in birdie to tie, Palmer drilled a seven-game losing streak. I*en had reached the limit’ «rf our Just edged out surprising Man- the coveted vioto^. Chamber of Ctmunerce.., .If made it 14-02 at the half as Score in Rec Tourney Tilts ball, Tom Oonran, pendent of Warmed to Task eastern was the most in three attempt to reach ball. (AP Photofax.) . five-iron shot that stopped seven Chappell toppled New York ospaoity and Just couldn't ac- hattan for the team crown, 22- In addition to getting the ^ub Manchester'a Llttla League plans materialize, I hope to The Friars wanned to the season. feet to the left of the hole. With with 27 while Art Heyman and Eagle fans booted in derision at comodate any n»re.".,. The to the eemiflnale o f the tourna- have a flrst hand report on both the staging. Only two local teams remaln'S'lng 21. 'Visited and dlsoussed both the task by surviving a tough scrap hi the eaccltement o f the mo- Player and Barber watching John Rudometldn added 38 and with 10 points. Mllewski, Harvard finished third with ment the vdotory also gave Cov- W6Gth6T Gild the itutjor game was held up for a couple in contention in the fast-narrow- diamond apart and pro basket- with lowly Brown, 72-67, Fri- ment, Aarompticn Coach Andy from the 18th fairway, Palmer 22, respectively. Hal Grstr lad Flay resumed at a anall’a Menian and Ware all had nine! 14 points, followed by Navy and entry the "rubber” game in the league baseball teams In Flor- {laoe in the second half and of minutes in the final quarter ing field of the Recreation De- ball . . '. Jim Thonipaan, busl' day. AU-New England center Laska had called Northeast- sank the putt. Philadelphia with' 37. untH a protruding nail was The visitors' high-scoring three- Morgan State, each with 13. threegame series this season. ida within the next two weeks staitad kiauspicioualy with the partment’s InvlUtion Basketball neu manager Of tha Ns4v York John Thompson scored 29 points ern "Tougher than any team we 251, Teams Entered Player, former PGA and Mas- Eastern Dtvteloa driven back into the gym floor some of Tom Shugue, Bob Good- The top individual perform- . dutch Throw UetM, wrltoa (Hat tbs tickat ...B V u ik Miller, Um man pita- ters champion from South Afri- Balnts’ Jim D enica missing a Tournament. Saturday’s day- will and Carman Delnero, who and Increased his season and faced thia season” which includ- W. L. Pot OJB. ...Parteaano had 10 of the long competition drew about 300 ance was turned In by Yale’s "The kids were all, great,” sals baa socoeeded all axpaota- oipally rsoponolbla tor the ro- varsity career school records to ed IProvldenoe, beaten by the ca, came up 60 feet short of the B eaton...... 66 30 .787 — fres throw and LsQace hitting scored 41 points between them Wendell Mottley, who will run saw a happy DeOregorlo after BUrganoe of voUayban in Kan* on another to make it 14-18. Saints’ 14 points in the fWst fans to the Y court. ticna for tha 1064 National 663 and 1,602, respectively. Greyhounda, 88-80. pin with his approach to the Cincinnati . .6 8 28 .097 8 half but was blanked in the a week ago. were limited to 14 the 400 meters for his native the game. "It's hard to single League aeaobn. Also, ha adds, cheater in the past six years, In NCAA Hoop Play 18th green. Barber, a 81-year- Then with 4tS6 left, Captain Results were: Midgets — Y Saturday with Del Nero getting Thompson is ranked 16th na- BJlsewhere, Holy Qrosa dosed PhilacMphia 81 41 .481 28 l*«t 'two periods... Second Midgets 52, Springfield West Trinidad In the Olympics. He out one over the othen but you tbs Mots hava adopted the sk>- another caller, with the dia- tionally In scoring average out 6 16-8 campaign by down- old regular on the PGA tour' New York . .21 66 276 86 T r o MaUn put the Eagles in seven. clipped off the 600 yards in Just have to give credit to cussion around the sport now front, 16-14, and they never eralfinal tomorrow night pits Sides 23; Fowler School of Shel- fsn, "W e’ll Win More iii ’64!’’ (26.6), eighth In field goal per- ing BlatTfleld 93-82 aided by the who plays out of San Antonio, Western DtvWow A good zone defense thrown 1:09.3, Just one-tenth of a sec- Eberle for mkklng the clutch ,.. Had to pass Up on kn^- No. 1 in participation In Amer- NEW YORK (A P )— A doubleheader In Dallas and a Tex., then put his second shot trailed again. defending ohampon East Haven ton 44, Manchester Travel Serv- up by Fowler School, plus a centage (.694) and 17tb In re- return of senior Ray Oallegber S. FYoncisoo 44 80 Ji06 — ond over the indoor record he set free throw. Hal 'farbeli did a tant voUayball match at mgbt ica.. .Schedule free again at bounding (16.0). on the 400-yard 18th hole Just Walokowski and Bob Valen- •getoet M iddletown... UOonn ice 16, both semifinal games; tremendous height advantage, who scored 23 points. Ckdia- three-game affair in Philadelphia tonight open the long, S t Louis ..48 81 JS81 1 In the Heptagonal Games the great defensive Job too, holding but I waa thinking of the boya ^ht and I found time to be 12 feet above the pin. ^ t h tine of the Saints traded hoopa BVoeh Coach George Wigton Juniors — Manchester Eagles was too much for the Travel Two of the Briars' regular gher bsid been out eight games spread-out NCAA Basketball Tournament that reaches Los Angeles 87 87 JSOO 7 and hia assistant, Fran Bacon 63, North End Lancers 34; week before. that Burrows (Jeff) to three as I travMad downatato on an- with m y sons, each enjoying season losses were to a Phila- missed their putts and took pars in the remaining time to leave Sendees to cope with. Fowler the others company. with on ankle injury. a climax in Kansas City March 21. BalUmors ..8 0 48 .411 18H were both on hand but neither Waterbury Saints won by forfeit John Uelees of LaSalle went points. Ho averaged about 16 otbar long Jonmey for a ochool- delphla-area team, St Joseph’s, WilBiams oaptimed the Little to tie Palmer. East ieaxling, 17-16, at the end had three boys close to six feet points per game all season. other flrat round games in^ D etroit...... 10 64 260 24% o f three quarters. commented on any of the pkiy- over St. Lawrence of West Ha- a meet record 16 1% in the pole boy toumamsnt baakethoU off! 60-53 and 67-62. Ihree crown ^ defeeting Am- Eeuih of the three players, and the locals couldn’t work vault snd Seton Hail 7 ;33 in the Another one you should Friday the 261 team field that WfiB who entered the final round tied IsUlace Takes Oonunand ers partioipaUng... ven; Springfield Park Depart- elating aasignment. Second Connecticut is representing hert 61-49 as Dave Oodldge round play In the National In- the ball in for a good shot and two-mile relay, also a meet rec- mention,'’ he added, "Is Ttom completed Just last Saturday for the lead at 206, held the It was then that LaOace took Bummcuy: ment 80, Manchester Beatles 48 traight one-pointer I was in- Best day of the week, always toe Yanke*' Conference In the popped in 29 points. are acheduled In Evanston. HI., vitation tourney In Ne\q^ York’s couldn’t rebound. Joe Sedlock ord. KolodzloJ, He's only a aopho- volved in, the winning eoore be- from a financial standpoint NCAA after edging fellow co- upper hand at some point dur- Fonano Speaker aammand. He sank two baskets p Kaat (M) and Southwest Boys Club ^<1 tte bulk of the rebounding Rick Kaminsky finished hte and Eugene, Ore., Tuesday. Madison Square Garden Thurs- B F J>t Hartford 49, Bacon Bobcats moro but he come In the game ing made with but one second (even If onW for a temporary champion Rhode Island 61-60 varsity career aa third highest day. ing the warm afternoon as a at the start of the quarter and for Fowler and also led their with six minutes to go—after The flrst round pairings In Rick Fosano, new bead foot- 0 3-3 3 Colchester 28. left on the clock . . . Ronnie period), Is Friday and the com- In a game won at toe free throw all-time Yale point-maker, soor- light fog swirled In from Pensa- after Malin made a free throw, 0 LAGace 7 1-3 16 scoring attack with 19 points. Dan Storrs fouled out—and Philadelphia have Connecticut, The NCAA fields were com- cola Bay and made it difficult ball coach at UConn, scored a a Daly ...... Midget Division Daigle, dlrootor o f the West pany paymaster made hia line (UCtonn, URI 10-16). ing 33 in the 97-76 conquest of hs banged in two more. Valen- 1 3-4 5 Junior Division Red Sox Pitchers played very well. He got us 14- 10, vs. Temple, 17-7; Prlnce- pleted Saturday when Duke for the players to Judge dis- direct hit as a speaker at the tine got a hoop in between the 1 Malin ...... r. 3 V6 10 The Y Midgets found the early Side Rec, auppUed the kiforma- rounds even before the second But the Huskies were beaten Brown earlier in the week. But ttm, 19-7, vs. Virginia Military, 0 I.odge ...... 0 (M> 0 An overflow crowd of 200 was four points when we really tion eougbt on Watkins’ voUey- coffee hour, . .Friin Mahoney by Syracuse 68-49 Saturday knocked off Wadte Forest 80- tances. recent aimual Sports Night o f last pair. But It was 26-16 fai 1 Waiclcowakl ...... 3 , (9 o ’clock) time to their liking Yale could not oatoh Princeton 12-11; and VUlanoya, 22-3, va 69 for the Atlantic Coast Con- 0 Lacy ...... 1-S 5 on hand for the flrst Junidr Hit Hard by Cubs^ needed them, I have to ' bah match with U *R , a 8-0 eaUed to repoit thb eoh^Ieto night and had field general Dom Barber, who never has won a the Connecticut Optlciana’ A»- favor of the Eagles. Malin 0 1-3 1 , as they ousted Springfield. Ful- say they all played well.” tor the Ivy League crown. Providence, . 20-6. • ference championship and Bociatlon In WaUinigford. Load- ly two minutes elapsed before game between two local teams defeat for m y teomnmtea whiA irogram for the annual toiunament in his four years on boasted the lead to 10 by drib- 9 Totala ...... A t Dallas, it’s Texas AAM, Michigan assured itself of at ing a delegation of Manchester IS 13-19 38 Dave Ware hit from underneath — the Eagles and the North SCOTTSDALE, Aris. (AP) Tarbell emerged the top scor- made tha final week oqming up DUghts o f Ootumbua Irish- the tour, was in front early after bling the ftdl length of the P Si. Themai (it)f er for the Pats with 13. Eberle 18-6, vs. Ttaas Western, 23-2, least a share of the Big Ten making a birdie on the third memben was Entloo Raale^ B to start the locals rolling. Bob End Lancers. The Eagles Just —American League batting the biggeat of the eeason with Sports Night on March 16 at court and llii^ing in a layup. F Pt had too many guns. The age and Randy Ryan contributed 10 and Creighton, 21-6, vs. Okla- title by beating Iowa 69-61 hole. Palmer, canning hia sec- who served as program chair- 1 P a r t e s a n o ...... 5 (Ml 10 Kieman and Bill Mllewski fol- champimi Carl Yastrzemski is three of the top four ckibe In tha Kacey Home, honored League Championship at Stake homa <3!ty, 16-10. After that it was all Eagles 8 Valentine ...... 3 (M) 4 difference and the added ex- each. Eldred French and Rick while Ohio State lost to Mich- ond 12-footer of the day. went In man. A film, “First tn Sports," 3 Grala ...... lowed in quick succession with picking up where he left off the champiooahlp running. And guests to be Jim O’Leary and At Evanston It’s Louisville, as the hustling SainU, trying 0 1-3 1 perience of the Eagles helped for the Red Sox. DragonI of Avon, however, took igan State 81-80. front at the 10th. 'was also shown. to gain possessiona, fouled sev- 3 Derrlco ...... ____ n0 3.« 3 i two and three hoops respective- sU four are paired In final Dwight Perry. . .Thanks to 16-9, vs, Ohio U., 19-6; and de- 4 Graneki ...... j1 S-4 5 them lead throughout. The Second baseman Chuck Shil- game honors with 19 and 16 gamea, Watkina and defending eral times. East made seven of I ly to lead the Y to a 16-4 lead respectively. John Cox, editor of the Power fending champltm Ctolcago Loy- In the first period. Their air- Dlmlnico twins, Pete and Joe, ling—who has to hit bettor or champion Clvitan, UAR and the Plant, official house organ of 11 tries from the free throw line 8 8-13 33 led the Eagles’ scoring attack First half of Wednesday’s Watkins, West Sides ola, 20-5, va. Murray State, : tight defense kept Springfield loee his Job— is perking up at Weet SideoL Although I haven’t United Aircraft in Bloat Hart- 15- 8. The Eugene games have with 16 and nine, respectively. semifinal doubleheader pits La- from getting an attack started. the plate. been able to ploy aa much as In ford, story and photo of local Utah State, 20-6, against Ari- Bennie Grayb and Ray Kelly Bu^ Boston pitching is leav- Salette Seminary against Guil- The Y went on to post a 29-8 ford. post wbiterSi volleyball la my interest was forwarded on air- zona State, 16-10, and Oregon lead at halftime and a 44-16 each scored sight for the Lan- ing plenty to be desired. The Mo. 1 wintar form of relaxation. cers. Cevemtrjr (tS> craft worker John Squires, of Deadlocked for First State, 26-8, vs. Seattle, 20-5. Jimenez Checks in Late, three-quarter bulge. Dynamic Chicago Cubs made it two Manchaeter. . .‘TO be playing The winners in the various StoiT* ...... Billy Sproul led tho Y In scor- The Southwest Boys club had straight, 9-6, over the Sox yes- Tuesday golf at BBUngton Ridge on Sun- flrst round games then advance little trouble with the Bobcats. terday. Boston plays host to day,” Main St businessman along with the teams drawing Fined hut Lodges Protest Coach (Jharlie Horvath, after "Wasn't tha fight (Ctey-Iia- There’s no tomorrow in the Recreation Department’s Cleveland today. Kolods'eJ ...... 3 f '2 ton) a atinkeroo?” Bamia George Marlow reported on a byes, to regional champltm- posting leads of 11-6 and 17-8 RIghtflelder Don Landrum American Volleyball League. At least as far as the t ^ Lock* ...... 1 0 J •ienacheU, kical Cheater mag- cool, windy am. . .Jim (Dodg- ahlps at Raleigh, N.C., Minne- at the flrst two breaks, played got five hits in six trips in- NEW TORK (AJP) — Manny^ Hudak...... * 5 ‘2 net aaid when we met. Like er Dowd writee from Varo three teams are concerned. The tightest, most spirited apolis, Wichita and OorvalUs, Listen To This Manager Eddie L<^t who Jimenez of the Kansas City his subs frequently. Ck>lchester cluding a pair of doubles and a race in league1-^— historyus_4.— _.:iwil conclude tonight and one Ore., Friday and Saturday. assessed the fine, countered: tired against the speed boys of Totals the writar, Barnia watched the Beach, Fla., vdiere ba now Athletics, whom C3iarles Finley triple for the Cubs yesterday. » 6 50 couldn’t ask for a closer battle.^ Skipping the flrat round ac- Aa Open Letter: Hartford. They had only seven He drove in two runs and Avoa'(i*)" action on pay teevee. Aa to makes his home amf- forwards once ordered to hit home runs, “I don’t see any bullet holes Deadlocked for first place are tion are Duke, Kentucky, San in you.” men available and couldn’t keep scored two. an answer of hie opinion of the clips from recent issues of Schedule — Men. 8, W atkina finds himself In a revolting sltu- Fr*nch Watkina Brothers, four-Ume Francisco, top-ranked and un- up the pace. Mark Powell, with Chicago battered Dave More- Pa)or ...... fissoo, I agreed... .Much oor- Miami and Vero Beach dailiea, vs. Clvitan; 8:46, West Sides ve. This is a letter to the fair minded and thinking citiiens of oar eommonity. atioo. Now all students of current champions, and toe surprising beaten UCLA, Kansas State, nay ijalvace and Jim Derrico in Flight NITE OWLS — Teresa Bau- "springs” in his legs, outfought head and his successors for 16 I Draznnt ...... * reepondenoe thta day, moat of reports in detail on the Clay- UAR; Tues. 8:46, East Skies events know that revolutions oc- West Sides, each with 81-11 WlchiUi, and Michigan. The young outfielder from the din 181-178-466, EUa Marra the Bobcats under the boards hits, got seven walks and ca p -' F*rrtt 1 which needed anawere and my Liston fight appearing in the vs. (Center (Songo. cur in the Dominican almost as wen^oes logs. Defending cham- The regional vdnners ad- Dominican Republic r^wrted to 456, Pat Quackenbush 452. and poured in 16 poinU In 11m- Italized on three errors. I P®* ...... 1 typewiiter waa btiay later then Miami edition. . .(3old star on NATIONAL LEAGUE During the last winter many of you drove your automobilef into a strvlca often as the Meta lose ball pion Clvltim C3ub is but one vance to the finals at Kansas the Athletics’ camp at Braden- mited service. Bob Churney led Yastrzemski doubled and usual.... Journeyed to Btom the calendar again at night W. L. games. But if there was an up- Totals game behind at 30-12. Fourth City. station or garage to have your radiator checked. In hotels and cafes it is ton, Fla., yesterday, four days MANCHESTER WOMEN — the Bobcats with 11 points. singled In four trips good for 18 13 49 at night for the daos A aemi- which deslgnatM being around Teachers ...... 26 4 late. rising in the Republican recent- place UAR, which was respon' Other tourney action this EXflie Pound 138-350, Betty The Beatles ran their three R.B.I. Schilling, an anemic ftnoibaakethaB fames in the the home front for the full eve- Liberty Mutual ...... 30 fi customary to tip employes even though at times they do not render axtra ly, Jimenez reached the United ning. sible tor torowing toe race Into week has the opening o f the Hia tardkiMs cost horn 8200. States before word of the revo- Aceto 137-333, Ehre Tedford 128, course In the tourney as they ,234 hitter last season, went ClAC taurney and my traveUng Arm y A N a v y ...... 26 10 service. Asked w hy'he waa late, the Tourney Tix partner woe m y son. Dean .... a wide open battle by winning Rotary ...... 18 16 NAIA Small College tourney lution did. Helene Day 126, Ann Gebert highly regarded 8-for-3 and scored twice. in Kansas City today and first- 86-year-old Jlmenes replied: ‘T Oocuplad ohotoa saata in tha Saturday five of six points from Watkins Gus’s ...... 14 16 • Perhaps that’s why Lopat 126, Reggie Gburski 362. Springfield Park and Rec squad In two spring games, eight had to fight In revolution.” Sox pitchers have given up 15 press row, along wtth Tom Nev* Keeping a sohadulad appoint- In the paM week, are fourth at Nazarene...... 9 27 How many car owners would think of tipping their favorite automobfle was so skeptical. Still. Jimenez and fell by the wayside. Before Tickets for the Eaaf. 27-16. PARKADE DUSTY — Norm they had their scoring instru- runs, 25 hits, nine walks and a Cathollc-WIIoox Tbch CIACT en and Fran Oelaaler o f WllU- ment at 9 were Bob Bleller and WatJdna "B” ...... 6 24 stuck to hia guns. When advi.sed AU tour teams play tonight. serviceman who in the severest of weather performs many services with- o f the fine, he said; Warren 201, Don Ostberg 221, ments set, A1 Stone o f Spring- wild pitch while five errors Tournament game tomorrow inantio atavto OoUege, thanta to Bob Brannlok, chairman and Clvitan ’IB” ...... 0 27 Babe Barnard 221, Joe LaVae field had tossed In 20 of his 84 were committed behind them. night at Yale’s Payne WWt- Joe ScItyR UConn ttib-thumper co-chairman of the Manchaeter Watkina and Clvitan pair off Schedule — Tues. 8, (Slvltan out cost to the car owner, such as checking tires, radiators, oil batteries, "No-no 8200. Revolution.” 215, Bill Oppelt 215, Lars points to put them ahead, 40-26, ney gym wUI be on sola to- ..Oddity during tha first game Midget and Pony Football Aa- at 8 o’clock at the West Side “B” vs. Nazarene; Wed. 8, Gus's etc,? Besides being happy that was when a large brown dog de- vs. Liberty; 8:45, Watkins "B ” Swahn 201-578, Ed Kodes 201- ^Jo^**^^^**"*’ LaPerle day and tomorrow from • Boolatlon. The new group will Rec and standing room will be '''// Jimenez escaped any bullets AMERICAN HOCKEY cided to enter (he playing aur- at a premiinn. The fur Is bound vs. Liberty; Thurs. 8, Teachers LEASE 558, A1 Townsend 246-568. (12), Banyr MeUyer (20) and a.m. to 4 p.m, at the EOH8 take over sponsorship o f the THE that might have whizzed his Henry Lukowski 211-590, Bill Stone kept up the scoring in main office. toce. The game wm held pp program from the Fire St Police to fly when the arch rivals vs. Rotary. Sunday’s Resulta Actually these people don’t expect a tip for all this free service but you way, Lopat was pleased with Reichert 236-568, A1 Brollo 225- the second half period to leave twice before the canine was ee- Athletlo Aseodatlon. . . . Leo take their places when Ref- Buffalo 4, Herahey 3 Adult tickets are glJlO, 1964 should stop and think a minute how the operator must feel when he knows the resujt of his physical condi- 697, Walt Yaworski 214-582. no doubt they will be contend- stndente’ $.76. All ticket# at oorted out the lleldbouse.. . . Kwash and Leon Bnderlln, rep- eree Ronnie Daigle signals to tion. Jimenez reported at 194 Pittsburgh 4, Providence 2 Among tha apttiUtan was Jbe play baE. ers of the future. Ray Rous- Quebec 7. Springfield 3 tk^door tomorrow wUl ba resenting the St James’ Holy Baseball Signings you bought your tires, batteries, etc. at a discount house or non-autotnotive pounds, his playing weight, for NIGHT HAWKS—Emil PUU seau, playing with a pulled Bertor, Man obeater man, who Name Society, visited to report The West Sides and UhR tan- CA R his third season in the majors, Rochester 1, Cleveland 0 store at the same price he has to pay, or even less than his cost. - 203, Dick CJote 214, Ray J<*n- muscle In his neck, was high •ow wotlca in Providence. A plans for toe annual aporta gle in toe nightcap at 8:46 and National League Of Year Choice V all with Kansas City. son 223, Vic Higuera 216-5.V), man for the Beatles writh 26. totner volleyhaS teamsnoite, night program slated for April. this should also be a most in- Los Angeles — Shortstop Another Kansas City outfield- Ed Wilson 556, Cy Perkins 203- Action resumes next Satur- Jea reposted ha had tioketa for . I visioned playing a little teresting struggle. Maury Wills. y • Yearly er, Rocky Colavito, is engaged This season we see more and more stores using automobile accessories, inch 560. day with the semifinals In the (he UOcnn-Jlhoda laiand game tennis early this a.m., toe aim Since acquiring the services American League • Monthly in a salary dispute with Finley, as tires, oil, batteries, anti-freeze, etc. as loss leaders. So, Mr. Car. Owner, Junior Division. The Midgets the following night, the winner bright and wind at a mlnlmuln of the Rev. Bob Schoff, the Washington — First • Weekly the former Detiolt star re- Y MIXED DOUBLES — A1 ^11 have the week off with the Manors Win Overtime foing on to the NOAA tourney but when 1 found time after outfielder Tommy Bn portedly wants 854.000 the .same West Sides have been tougher the next time a severe cold, spell moves in, stop back at the store where you Cowles 127. Bob Ostrander 143 flimls In each age group sched- • .Numerous Manchester people lunch it was cold and windy and than a three-day beard. Schoff amount he earned last year with —370, Ted Lawrence 339. uled on the same^(tay. purchased your tires, batteries, anti-freeze< etc. and ask them to come out > the crowd, Dare Thrhmgton decided to wait until anotoar with Henry Grey are the big SAINTS DEFEATED the Tigers. Finley. Oolavlto said Summaries; last night, has offered him 847.- With 85-82 Margin ^ Darve Dooman busy man* day, at least splkers while UAR depends St. James’ School basketball in the freezing disagreeable weather and use an expensive, easily broken 500. GARDEN DRIVE Terry Y (iS> upon toe Avena brothers, John Vaocaix) 134-350, Fran O an - team was ousted in the\CYO hydrometer to check your radiator or your battery. I think the reaults In yaaterday’a exhibition Klernan ...... ? ui and Vis. playoffs j^ a i d a y by St. dell 127, Clara Trueman 135- After throwing 8 big scare into the Green Manors would be most interesting. . / games. Willie Mays cracked the 130-368, Reggie Oburski 126, Mllewski ...... ;;; J }:| ‘ Glvlton’s hopes to rroeat rest Augustine’s of Hartford, S0-2S. first home run in Phoenix’ new t- Terryville Oasis Five lost its scoring punch lat^hT t S with Jim Zuocardy, Jim Her- Gary Klnel and John Savlno Ann Meyers 143, Lori Slniorope “:?e i y I iVo Thank You Note on Way die and Buss Keeney while Municipal Stadium as San Fran- 139-349, Ann Fidler 142-353, I-ankfnrd ...... ;M co-d half and eventually loat overtira. P a ra iw S S each hooped seven points for Watkins, the oldest team in both Here is a problem all motorists should consider— anti-freeze, batteries, tires, cisco whipped Cneveland for the Jeanne Irish 335, Ruth HlUnsId Sproul ...... ^ Valley League basketball game to the locals So u the locals. second time in two days, 6-2. 126. was the eighth victory In iJf-____- ^ocais, 85-82. It point" of service and In age, etc., should be installed by the seller who at the same time will check your MORIARTY The Giants won Saturday, 4-2. To Patterson from Cassius will depend upon Cliff Gerbe, ™ Herald photo by Saternis c bi a 138-302, Ekhia Christensen 343. ny Ltston failed to answer the WANTED! 'The same inspection is necessary for proper installation of batteries, tires, The New York Mets oompla:- Sbugu* ...... ? promoter AI Bolaa has an offar tta a playoff will taka pCaoe Integrate,e. l^Tno e Manors cut the JU jorj^ . u 301 CENTER ST. ed their three-game stay in Colby ...... n lead from 18 to 3 on the ac- out guanntoaing Casalus Olay ban for the eevento round of lator in toe week. etc. Furthermore the installer will be most happy to check his product many Mexico (JUy by whipping an FRIENDSHIP — A1 Borello their title fight to Miami Baadi MEN - W O M E N! Ml 3-S13S Hawks Lead hy Two Points 236, Dick Hunter 222, Ron Sullivan ...... " V curate firing of Player-<3oach 1760,000 to risk Ma haavy- AU-Star team, 9-4. The Mets D*ln*ro ...... " < Dan Pinto, Buzz Keeney and *J“ ors entortaln New lost month. AMERICAN lElAOUE from ages 18 to 62. Prepare five pass. times during the winter months and advise you'^whether you have adequate Bronzl 210, Tom PeUlnglU 206, B r i ^ Sunday at 1:80 at the 8(elght titla ogainiir formtr won two of the three games. Dulkl*wlcx ...... a Jim Glenney. Patterson, 39, hold too titla W. L. now for U. S. Civil Service Lincoln Service helps thou- protection. Ken Hesford 201, Ed Wilson D*Ral*au ...... ’ i MHS Arena In their nsat out- champion Floyd Pattorson. Job openings in this area sands prepare for these tests With Showdown Coming Up 226- 659, Jim McAulej 557, Al Charl*s ...... n With Dave McKenna helping mg. from 1966 until ha waa knock- Watkins ...... '.31- 11 Prova ...... 0 He also has a "No thank you" during the next 12 months. every year. It is one of the Laine 200 650, Ruth Scussel out,-'the Manors finally tied It Oraea Maaar (15) ed out by Ingemar Johansson West Bides e 1 1 6 e • tSl 11 up with 4:87 to play. TOs lead p ote on tha way. In 1969. Ha rsgainod the title C lvitan ...... 80 12 Government positions pay largest and oldest privately Usually the motorist will ask for this free service during the severest CHICAGO (A P ) — The big,< >Montreal, which played a score- 492, Betty Bidwell 195—458, Tola's 3-15 31 3 Morlartjr , B r pt "Not intersotod," Favarsham aa high aa $446.00 a month owned schotds of lU kind Steffie Rouillard 455, Marge Soor* at hair, 3M.' see-sawed back and forth there- 0 Fortin ... . 4 0 - 1 . toe next year, then lost twice U A R Oonot. seeaaea* 3T U weather, thus imposing a hardship on the serviceman, but rarely doea he- bad Chicago Blaok Hawks iu:« less tie with New York’s scrap- I 00 3 lapped when oontaoted In to atart They provide much and la not connected with Pettlnglll 177—451, Marie Fra- after until with 3;28 to go, the 4 Glenney .. to Uston, eaoh on a flrst round Center Congo •eeeaaee 6 87 aiming their guns at Montreal py Rangers. In the other game, Fawlar 8c Im*I 5 Evnna 4 IO-U'13 UuisvlUe, Ky., after Btdan said greater security than pri- the Government. complain. Now, Mr. Car Owner, let us lUl bear in mind if we take this busl- Chevrolet Service ser 451. Manors led by oU. But then 10-13 knookout. Eeat Sides ... eeeeeeee 2 40 Detroit defeated Boston, 5-3. 0 Keeney ... ^ kad wirad tha offar to tha vate employment and excel- For FREE information co next Saturday and Coach Billy Steller . . . . Terryville fought back and at 1 McKenna . II 8-4 m ness away from the people who are willing to give free service irith our pur- • FACTORY TRAINED TECHNICIANS. "A lot depends on what Slmmona the end of r e j^ t lo n time, the Bew champioo a"«t his managar lent opportunity for ad- Government jobs, Including Reay feela a victory agiUnst Montreal does,” said Reay, "but COUNTRY CLUB—Vln Bog- Costello...... I Pinto I “ score was knotted at 78-all. 0 While ...... 7 0 0 14 lost lUgbt. vancement. M a^ positions list o f positions and salariea, chases, then the time is near and justified that^the serviceman maka R • GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS. the Canadiena could give hia I can’t help feel we cim win the glnl 157—876. SUn Hlllnski 146 vick 0 00 0 McKenna canned a pair of 0 Dom Pinto 0 1-1 1 FatteraoR Favsrahom ooo- require little or no special- fill out coupon and mail at club its first National Hockey title If we defeat them next --S67, Dave MacKay 146—380,' ized education or experience. charge for these services. League ohampionahip. McKinnon free throws that gave Oreea 17 ToUla wnued, "Is a vary nioa young once—TODAY. You will al- • PiCK'UP A DELIVERY (in Monchnslnr). Saturday.” Charley Whelan 867, Ray Della- Torello ... But to get one of these Jobs, so get full details on how J ‘ For nearly a month now, Vernucclo Manor the regulation tie and ihan but probably one o f toe The Hawks will have a chance Fera 870, Joe Cerina 854, Ken NOW BOOKING you must pass 4 test. The you can prepare yourself for • OPEN WED. NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. every Sunday nlgiit the Hawks to rest because they do not play Bennett 350. Skinner ,,, then hit again In the overtime 5 Demnrt ...... ? ^ oist heavyweight ohamplona." As we think about this problem, don’t you agree it would be better for all to spark the winning rally. FOR SEASONAL WORK competition Is keen and In these tests. have found themselves tied with until their meeting witli toe Ca- Totals PatterKO, as usual, was not • EVERY TYPE OF CHEV. REPAIR DONE. 4-11 44 Keeney was the game's high ™»edlately avsUabls for oom- some cases only one out of Don’t delay—ACT NOW! concerned if non-automotive stores would use some of their own items ss Montreal in total poteiU for nadiena in the Forum. Montreal, CONSTRI'CnON—BIU Shoe- MaiiehMtot' 0 Smulen ...... i M • first place but the Csnadiens al- however, is at Toronto Wednes- key 146—407, Art Massaro 144 scorer with 89. Glenney (If), Meot loss leaders in their respective stores and let the autmnotivc serrieeman 8*e us next time your Ghevy needs repairs. Charge Pinto (14) and McKenna (11) BmiWNOUS ASPHALT PAVINfi UNCXILN SERVICE, Dept. 0 ways have had two more gamea day night. The Hawks feel the — 402, Ernie Oakman 166—397, ...... M 3 Bolaa, said tha Pekin, minols econnt welcome. followed. Youthful Art White- • DSIVBWAn • PAEKINO LOM ^ve their small percentage of profit so that they can suiqxat their famlHil to play which means a potmtial Maple Leafs are due for a vic- Ron Churchill 142—393, Harry piir5d tww>thns heavywilfW I am much Interested. Please send me abeoluM y FREE of four additional pokits. Eminerlint ...... 1 ft-i | head. who never did quite make 1 la ’T’;. S i ^ waatod tha fight so badly • €U i RAnONB • BAIBKETBALL OOUBT8 and give the “free ser^ce” you have enjoyed in the pMtT tory stnoe they have lo^t five Buckminster 146—384, Jim All Woifc F sron i^ Baperviaed (1) A list o f U. fi. Government positions and aalariaa; (3) However aided by phenome- straight to tha Oanadiens the OCIL, led the OaMe quintet M was willing to aigii for too CARTER CHEVROLET Si. Aceto 186—873, Carl Bolin 185 8r21Sf’ ‘ “ ...... * ^ 8 We Are 109^ bunred Information on how to qualify for a U. S. Government Job. nal Kenny Wharram, the Uawka ' Wharram scored the winning with 81. Dave Viola added 16 OBt without a purso. y i —370, Jos Mlsseri 141—367, and Bill MoQulggon IS. F7A8IE Age pUm 8t«^9-5238~MANCHESTER came from behind last idght for goal in the final pnriod to break Jack Vittnar 886, Tony DlOra- That’a ona

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•• • i :?: . MANCHESTER EVgNINQ HEIRALD, MANCHBSTTOt, CONN, MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1964 PAOBiggviagHii Apartments—Flat*— FurniahedApartinentag3.A Houaea For Rent Tenem enta, »8 For Sal* Hobbw For Sfiit ADDITIONS - Roe moms, re- ’THOMPSON BOUSE - Cottage CENTER OF TOWN—Parklike Hotiaw For Sols firearms which comes befors modeling, bathrooms tiled, ce nat/mrr-r tnuam utv^ three BOOMS, second fiopt, surroundings, redecorated in MANCrasTER — Three bed- them, keeping in mind the con- Street, centrally located, large M A N ORnm iR - Tear 6 VERNON — 6H room ranch, BUTLER ROAD—8 bedroom Open' Forum PTA Insurance ~ CLASSIFIED ment floors. CaU M9-4291. irieasantty furnUhed rooms, stove furnished, $70. Inquire meetly new furnishings, pri- room ranch, buUt-tn Mtoben, scenic view, Immaculate condi- atituUonal right o f Uw-ablding vate rsar yard fenced, kitch- monthly. J. d ranch, cloee to riiopplng area citizens to keep and bear arms parking. CaU 649-2388 for over- 32 Church, Street. Realty, 048-1639. wall-to-wall carpeting, nat tion, walk-out basement, ahi- To Be en, dining area, living nxwn. Ural woodwork, attaeliad ga- and schooGa. Phone 649-7834 ‘National SuleUe* for protection and rscraational night and permanent guest mlnum storms, screens, city after 6. Rooflns— SidiRf 16 FOUR ROOM tenement, with 2 bedrooms, ceramic bath To the BkUtor, purposes. We believe that fire- rmes. OOVEntry~LAKB - 6 room water, only $14,900. Hayes lAok ot hizunncs ooviram Ml Improvements, automatic p it M ^ location. Call 04$1 Agency, 648-4806. arms legislation is typically of ADVERTISING A. A. n O N , INCCMC R oofi n g. cottage, gas heat, $86 a SDC ROOM ranch, iniUt-ins, On N()vember 23, 1063, our for toe school FTA’s wfll be 4te- aiding, painting, Ckrpantry. Ah furnished rooms for gen- hot water, g " W l J •<> storm windows, g a r^ e , as-' natiace, ga" Road. Good frontage. Sensibly HU(3B SPOITjBBB ranch^ 1V4 baths, 2 fireplaces, family York City where strong anti- Reports wUi also be beard AMt. preferred, near Parkade, Man- MANCHESTER—L(x>kout Moun- Cuban people right here In our ice. available all hours. Satia- rage. No small children, pets MANCHESTER priced at onGy $8,800. T. J. family else kitchen, walnut room, 2-car garage, wooded tain. Seven room Colonial, 3 firearm legislation exists, it has from chairmen of the peraonnel, Troiililt RtachiHs Our Advertiser? tactlon guanustaed. Call 646' V/.$.WM0MRT chester. Call 648-1083. own hemisphere to the Commu- or drunks. $100.00 per month, Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. cabinets, three twin size bed- lot. J. D. Realty, 648-5129, af- fireplaces, 1V4 tiled baths, hot created b(x>tlegglng in guns finance, building, and ccadK IHB. OtOaGSMTZtL Exit 34 Wilbur Cross, turn nist w ill? evaluation committess. Rohart Shortened 538-3361. rooms, recreation room, Man- ter 6. 649-8638. water oil heat, 2-car garage, among toe underworld, with toe left 3,000 feet on left. On If the atrocities have already result that law-abiding citizens Digan, head of the acbooi at- 24-Honr ARSwerins Senriee Rooms With Board 59-A bus line, ample parking. Houses For Sale 72 chester. only 118,990. Carlton large family room, city util- CHARMING 8% room, duidex W. Hutchins. 649-61SX MANCHESTER AREA — Save ities, large lot. Immediate oc- been forgotten, our late Preel- cannot obtain weapons while tendance department, wM dte- Millinery, Dressmaking 19 apartment, heat, hot water, closing cost, assume VA mort- cusa hie work. ROOM and board, gentleman MODERN, Immaculate S-bed- cupancy, Built by Ansaldl. dent’s death, and the death of criminals can. Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 large refrigerator, stove, park- $100-$126 monthly. gage. Excellent 6 room ranch, ALTEaiA’nONS, ladles’ tailor- Household Goods 51 preferred. 128 Bissell Street. room Ranch, practically in YOUR INVITA-nON to Inspect Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. those throughout the world who A firearm, like an automobile, Supt. Curtia wUl also outllna Free to Herald Readers 640-8808. ing, patio. Adults. 649-6760. uils spotless 4 bedroom Co- 3 bedrooms, dining room, pan- ing, next to East Hartford PIU3RIM MILLS has .openings $3.00 OR MORE per hour for Adults. back yard of Boxyers School, gave their lives In the cause of knife, hammer or baseball bat on a map of the Downtown O. E. ELECTRIC range, ex- lonlfti on the bus line. A home eled living room wall, fiT.l $6,500—SmaK ranch home, ex- freedom, hanre surely boon in newel Project toe NaUum Hate one or oar claaamed No High School:. 528-8068. for saleriadles. Apply to Man- permanent route work. I will AVAILABLE March 15—8 larga quiet, refined neighborhood. Is a potentially dangerous but Want Infoimntlon ao cellent condition; studio couch; Featuring O.E. range, re- in like new condition at a spe- basement, garage, large lot, cellent condition, new siding, vain. Doted r Simply oafl ager at PUplm Mills' 177 Hart. train you. Write Mr. DySard, rooms, individual thermostat, Bel Air Real Estate, 648-0832. Inanimate object and should not, and Bennet Junior High amwer at th ALTERATIONS on ladles and bureau; stair nig; 12x16 foot Apartments— Flat»— frigerator, dlspoeaG, waaher, ctal below appraisal sale price $16,300. Barbara Woods Agen- 100 foot frontage, financing no S(Aool8, and tiw board la ex- ford Road,____ Manchester, 10 Box 371, BalUmore 2, Md. rug; curtains; baby carriage; heat, hot water stove, and re- cy, 649-7702. However, there are some as such, be legislated against, children’s clothing, reasonable a.m.-9 p.m. Tenements 63 and dryer. SPBXXALLY designed 3 bed- of $16,900. Wesley R. Smith problem. Wesley R. Smith zmong us, well-intentioned but peoted to begin dteouetion on MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE prices; Skirts shortened |1. playpen. Moving. 648-6702. frigerator, tiled bath and show- Agency, 6494894. Agency. 649-1894. but the commission of or the room Cape In St. James Par- misguided, who propose to ekm- attempt to commit a crime with the poeeibUlty of tying future and up. 643-6746, 640-0T76. WE HAVE CUSTOMERS wait- er, many closets, paridng, ish. Extras Include G.E. dish- VERNON—4 year old 6 zoom ANSWERING SERVICE EBCPERIBNCED saleslady, fuU- MARLOW’S feature a large se- ranch, completeGy air condl- Inate crime on a local, state, na- such dangerous weapons should school improvemente or addi- ing for the rental of your apart- adults only, $93. 648-6896. 643-9171 washer, disposal, wall-to-wall HARLAN STREET — 6 room $11,800—4 ROOMS with many Ome, know-how on girls’ and Salesmen Wanted 36-A lection of maple chests of -tioned, 2 full baths, spacious tional, and world-wide level by be legislated against and severe- tions to the renewal projact. S49-0500 87S.2519 junior size appareC. Tots ’n ment or home. J. D. Realty, carpeting, fireplace, aluminum Cape with breezeway and ga- posslWlities. Best ot financing Moving— Tracking- drawers, from $24.88 up. E-Z 643-5129. FOR RENT—Apartment, five rage, heavily treed lot. full paneled rec room with fire- available, near bus, shopping, depriving all our citizens of ly penalized. Teens, 966 Main Street, Man- LARGE LOCAL firm expanding rooms, second floor. 83 Divi- windows and awnings, rec their constitutional right to leave your memage. Toon bear from onr admrtloer In Jig present sales force. Work with terms. 887 Main Street. cellar with hatchway, 3 bed- place and bar, living room schools. Priced to seK. Wesley Recently, much comment has Occaslcmaily an off-beat ja g - Storage 20 chester. For appointment call sion St. CaU 643-9073. near main street—8 fur- room (like a ballroom) with keep and bear firearms. Such a without spending all evening M ike telephoae. top-flight men, high income, R(XUCVILLE — Four room rooms, 1% baths, dining room, with cathedraG celling and R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. been offered by the various news uar pops up where you wmUd Mr. Shapiro, 643-2128. RUGS, never used, 9x12 cinna- apartment, stove, refrigerator, nished rooms and bath, sep- piano. Selling below owner's move would, in effect, deal a MANCHESTER Delivery. Light woric toward management. cost. Wesley R. Smith Agency. living room with Oreplace. stone fireplace. Kitchen with media to resurrect toe dormant never look for one. On April 12, mon, $26; 9x16 gold Klrman, heat, hot water, $110., one EAST HARTFORD — Stewart erats entrance, no children. birch cabinets and G. E. built- SEVEN ROOM Split Level re- winning hand to foreign powers trucking and package dellveiy. Men who answer must be mar- Apartments now renting, 44 18 Oelmont Street. 649-1894. ^ First offering. $17,400. Wolver- anti-firearms proponents and 1924, Jack Funk killed a Jag- Refrigerators, washers and $35; 9x12 coppertone broad- chUd accepted. 849-4824, 875- 1ns, dining room with glass duced to sell immediately. committed by doctrine to over- Lost and Found Auto Driving School 7-A INSURANCE — Agency. Work- ried and provide good job loom. 289-6966. Silver Lane, East Hartford. ton Agency. Realtor. 649-2813. add other hysterical followers uar near Cibecue, Arizona, stove moving specialty. Folding 1186. BOLTON — Modem, neat, 8- sliding doors, and sundeck. Bullt-lns, garage, aluminum throw our free and democratic men’s compensation and com- background. Call Manchester Fbur large rooms, modern FOUR ROOM furnished apart- way of life. to their cause. In times of na- which is about 190 mllos above LOST—Saturday, Mickey Mouse MORTLOCR'B Orlvlng Bebool chairs for rent. 649-0782. mercial UabUlty including auto. 644-0202 between 6:30 and 7:30 ment, hot water, $96 a month. bedroom Ranch, 160x160 lot. rU LL SHED DORMER - Six $25,800. U ft R Realty Co.. Inc., windows. Assume high mort- toe Mexican border. Tlte Jag- REPLACEMENT kitchen and NEW LUXURIOUS 4 room complete Hotpolnt kitchen, no ^member the lesson of our tional tragedy such as we have Watch, vicinity Clinton and Inc., offlcea, claaaroom located Responsible position requiring p.m. dinette chairs In sets of four. 649-1768. garage, patio, assumable mort- r ^ s , 2 baths, remodeled 643-2692, R. D. Murdock, 648- gage—m<»ve right In. Wesley R. uard taken by Funk staiuU as E. R. FALES ft SON—Light apartment, carpeted, heat, hot extras, two bednxmu. Im- kitchen, fireplace, rec room, 6472. Smith Agency, 649-1894. forefathers, who establiahod our just encountered, we should re- Florence Streets. Reward. Call Mancheater Parkade, lower thorough knowledge of these Bronze tone or chrome frames, water refrigerator, atove, mediate occupancy, $180. par age. monthly paymenjA $116, member toe words of that great the Boone and Crockett record level Beginners, (rider, nerv- trucking, appUances and gen- BEDROOM and kitchen, fur- el Air Real Estate, 648-9883. screened porch. Bowers School, Constitution, that an armed citi- 649-2356 after 4. eral trucking, free estimates, areas. Typing required, afiort- as low as $6.98 each. Mar- washing machine, garage. month. Please call Donald S. MAN(3HE8TBR Vicinity — Spa- COVENTRY — Owner trans- statesman and past president, ous students, our q>eclalty. hand optional. 'T<^ working Help Wanted— nished, for two adults, incGud- g Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. zenry may be attacked but reasonable rates. Call 649-1043. low’s Furniture, 867 Main Adult couple only. $115 month- OaCe Agency, 386-0818, 688- clous 5 room ranch built 1969. ferred. 6 ^ room ranch, fire- Franklin D. Roosevelt, "We Teen-age driver’s education conditions and benefits — 30 Street. ing gas, electricity, private CONCORD TO — Beautiful never o(mquered, as our Colonial Legal Motic Male or Female 37 ly. 743-8000. 6280. ranch, large living room, form- TOWERS SCHOOL - 7 room Deep treed lot, walk-out base- place, 2-car heated garage, rec citizens so aptly proved to the have nothing to foar but fear it- course. State certified 649-7398. hour week, no overtime. Call bath, heat, and hot water. self.” Announcements al dining room, cabinet kitchen, Cape, full shed dormer, fire- ment tor future rec room, room, two beautiful acres, 40- British troops two oenturies DECREE ON UHITATIOM or Rockville office, 80 Ward St„ Painting— Papering 21 Mr. KoKs for appointment. La- BE INDEPENDENT. Sell Raw- 14 CU. FT. refrigerator, ex- ROCKVILLE—6 sunny spactoua Call 648-7686. 876-4911. cellent ccHidition, very reason- 3 bedrooms, recreation room, place, garage, near all schools, family size kitchen, $ large mile view, $1,800 down. Pasek ago. We hope toe citizens of this CLAIMS ELECTROLUX sales and serv- Bonne • Sllverstrin Associates, lel^ Products. Gcxid nearby FOUR ROOM apartment, heat rooms, bay window, fine real- $16,000. Owner 640-1706. bedroomz, panefied living room, Realty, 289-7475, 643-4208, 648- country will not allow a minori- . at a (»URT of pr o bat b PAIN’TING, EXTERIOR and In- Inc., 643-1166. opening In Manchester or able. Call after 8 p.m., 643- and hot water, 643-2965. dential area, reasonabla In THREE ROOM furnished apart- landscaped yard. Marion B. This heritage has been carried holden at (Coventry wtthln and for ice, bonded representative, Al- Robertson, Realtor, 648-6968. oil hot water heat, $16,300. 7208. through to the present. As a ty group of misguided "patri- the DltUrkX of (Soventrjr OD the fred Amell, 206 Henry St., Man- terior, paperhanging, wall- Bloomfield. Write today. Raw- 2903. to right party. 643-6514. ment with bath, second floor, M FOOT RANCH. Porter Street E-Z LERN Wolverton Agency, Realtor, current example, our Depart- ots" to lead them to national 6th day of March A.D. 1964. chester. 64S4M00. paper removed, dry wall work. lelgh Dept. CNC-26-6, Albany, MANCHESTER — Delux four very clean. Heat and hot area, beamed ceiling, 2 fire- SDC ROOM Cape, furnished or Present. Hon. Elmore Turldngtt*. BENGAL gas and gas stove, LONDON PARK — Six room 640-2813. ment of Defense, through the suicide by surrendering their Reasonable rates. Bank financ- HOUSBJWIFE for waitress work, N.Y. 12201. room apartment with ceramic water, no children. 643-7376. places. IH baths, bullt-ins, 6 unfurnished, hospital area, Judge. INCOME TAX Retuma prepund Driving School part-time, 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m., 5 good c()ndition, $86. Call 649- tiled bath, m(xlern kitchen Cape, 6 rooms finished, 2 years Department of Civilian Marks- constitutional right to keep and On motion of Alden P. MaeVaneu ing arranged. Fully insured. Furnished Apartments 63*A large rooms, double garage, TWO FAMILIES — We have $14,600 or $16,000. 649-4784. bear arms. Executor, Knollwood Drive Cov- by auffltor. Buslnem and In- 649-9608, Joseph P. Lewis. days a week. Better than 3715. equipped with refrigerator and Chd, large wooded lot, $13,990. manship, makes available obso- Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. 128’ frontage. Carlton \ them. All prices, sizes. Two entry, Conn., on ttfae ostete of dividual. Raymond Oimrd. Call Connecticut’s largeat, auto- minimum wages. Apply In per- Situations Wanted— atove, completely redecorated. FOUR LARGE rooms, heated, NO. COVENTRY - 120 acre lete military small arms for the Peter Nicholas, President, N. Elsie P. MaeVane, lata of 0>v«a- ENGAGEMENT BROKEN BuslneM Locations' Hutchins, Realtor, 649-6182. 6-6 flats must be sold this Glen Richards, 'Vice President, COUect, 875-7882. matic and standard shift, PADmNO, PAPERHANOlNa son Brass Key R e ^ u r a n t Ample off-street parking. Im- fireplace, kitchen furnished, week. Call your two-family farm. 9 room home, barns, express purpose of furthering try within aald distrttx, deceiued. tree pick-up aervice, teen- Good woric, reasonable rates. Female 38 YOUNG COUPLE For Rent 64 EAST WINDSOR, just over So. Kenneth Whelden, Secretary- This (Tourt doth decree that atz mediate occupancy. Rental of $100. Three rooms heated, fur- VERNON — Spacious 6 room headquarters today. We(<;ey R. etc., lots of road frontage. ths knowledge and use of these months be allowed and limited for INCOME TAXES prepared in age classroom, older and Over 30 years In Manchester. WILL SACRIFICE Windsor Town line. Real buy Treasurer, Lucien I. Marches- REILIABLE mother would like 8186 par month with lease re- nished, utiUties, $80. Three here, owner transferred. Big ranch, paneled dining room, Smith Agency, 649-1894. Lawrence F. Flano, Realtor. weapons by responsible citizens the creditors of aaid estate to ex- your home or by ^pp^tment, nervous students our spe- Tour neighbor my reccnnmen- AMBITIOUS? HOME OF BVRNrrURE v quired. Call Mr. Werbner, Jar- DISTINCTIVE office with pan- (determine by membership In seault, Range Officer, Herman hibit their claims azainat the same to take care of children days rooms heated, furnished, $65. eling, fireplace, beamed cell- six room ranch, full basement, beautifully finished recreation 643-2766, Charles Nlchols(m, experienced tax work, 34 hour cialty. 116 Center St., Man- datlon. Raymcmd Flske, 649- PICK IT UP—JUST Pay vis Realty Co., 648-4113 GArfield 0-0923. room, 2-car garage, 3 porche 742-6364. the National Rifle Association). J. Kocar, Amorer, James Mac- to the IGzetnitor and diretXs that Work from home while mother works. Call 843- ing and parquet flooring, cen- aluminum siding. % acre lot. SDC ROOM Cape, near sch(X)l, public notice be clven of this or- aervice. Call 648-4728. cheater. Call for tree book- 9287. scenic hillside setting, prlet bus, shopping, 2-car garage, It is a tradition, based on fact, kay. Executive Officer. 5 to 10 hours weekly 0464. VERY LOW TERMS tral location yet parklike sur- High a.ssumable mortgkge. der by advertialnz in a newspaner let 648-80SS. DEU.IUXE 5 room apartment 30 ONE ROOM heated apartment. $3,000 below owaer’o cot aluminum siding, combina- COVENTRY — On 30 acres. that hi time of war the Ameri- EJast Windsor Sportsman's having a circuIaQoa In aaid ois- FEDERAL INCOME tax re- MONTHLY roundings. Call 643-1126. ' Only $18,100. T. J. Crockett. BEAT SPRING Prices—Have $ EARN $ minutea from Hartford. Ver- Kitchen set, gas range, b ^ - Hayes Agency, 648-4808. tions, knotty pine kitchen, fire- Hilltop 8-room home, new hot cen soldier has (x>nslstently C3ub, Inc. trict, andmd by postinz a copy there- tuma prepared with your aav- your interior painting done Here’s The Story—This was sold non residential area. Excellent Realtor, 643-1677. of on the pubUcpu______alzn_____ poet__ h> aaid LEARN TO DRIVE - Special $6.00 to $10.00 per hour Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 room set, refrigerator. Free place, wall to wall carpet, water heat, out-bulldlngs, 1800’ been a superior marksman; this Member of National Rlfie As- Town of Coventry nearest Ihe plaoo Inga in mind. Reasonable ..early. Call Connecticut Paint- to a young cou^e on February for executive, professional, gas, electricity. Low rent. Ap- SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 road frontage. Beautiful view, attention to nervoua and elder- Call 332-9716 or 876-2046 S’TORE, 460 Main St., 649-6229, many extras. Must sell, $16,- has historically meant the dif- sociation and Connecticut State where the deceased last dwelth. rates. E. J. Baylea, 640-6246. ing ft Decorating. Free esti- AKC REGISTERED, champion business couple. Stove, heat, ply 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4. bedrooms, 2 baths. Jot 72x161. Oaly $20,000. Lawrence F. Fi- ference between victory and de- Certified from Record ly. Claasroom for teen-agers. mates. 643-0683. A few days later they In- 9-6. ( 9(X). Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. Rlfie and Revolver Association. ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judz* stock, llver-whlte male spring- hot water, garage, additional MANCHESTER Marion B. Robertson, Realtor. ano, Realtor, 643-2766, Charles feat In many battles. In addi- FULL-TIME tax accountant Pickup service. Day or eve- formed us they wished to can- features. Ad^ts. Evenings 876- 643-6963. ning lessons. Reasonable rates. WOMAN for general house er spaniel puimies. Reasonable. OFFICE FOR RENT — Two WANT A TRUE four bedroom Nicholson. 742-6364. , tkm, the ligorous training g;iv»i ready to assist you with your INSIDE AND OUTSIDE paint- work, wie day week. Must have 742-6239. cel their order because they 4130. Income tax preparation. Rates Man(riiester Driving Acuidemy, ing. You name your own price. r(X)ms 460 aq. ft., completely BUSINESS ZONE home? None finer than our our Infantryman and Marine on (jwn transportation. Wapplng were not getting married. BOLTON — Veterans opportun- listing, on Gerard Street. Ideal MANCHESTER and area. 43 skill hi the use o f Weapons is reasonable. 8. J. Turklngtoii 742-7249. 649-7868, 875-8401. Payments of almost $160 have NOTICE done over one year ago, con- ity, use your VA loan, no down area. 644-0489. location, cloee to everything. Essex Street, 4 room ranch, maintained after separation Jr., 648-Tm. ’TOY POODLES for sale. Call been made. If you have a FIVE ROOM apartment, central TO ENROLLED MEMBERS venient location. Vpry reason- Beautiful Colonial home on payment, except $600 closing, $11,800. Jan Drive, Hebron, JOIN THE ST. PATRICK’S PARADE EDWARD R. PRICE - Papet^ able rent. Call 643-0608, 9-5. House Is a spotless, four bed- from the military by continued CATALOG FREE. I’U send you 649-0679. good j(^ and are honest and location. CaU 649-8083. OF THE REPUBLICAN corner lot in rapidly ex- will buy either this four room rooms up, down there Is the beautiful 6>/^ room ranch, deep INCOME TAXES prepared by Garage— Service— hanging and painting service. PARTY OF THE TOWN intereat in hunting and shooting. 640-1003. 324-page Popular Club catalog. reliable, then this is for you. FOR RENT—Office In the Tfo- panding business area. Ideal home with garage for $12,900 living room, dining room, lot, walk-out basement, $18,- retired Intemal Revenue of- Storage 10 FOUR ROOMS, heated apart- OF BOLTON or the six roomer on a corner In the future, much antl- ficer, Marvin Baker, 648-0277. Let your friends shop from It. 7 PC. WALNUT BEDROOM ker Bldg. Apply Qlenney's for home and professional bright kitchen. Also a pantry 800. 499 Woodbridge Stroet, 6Vf IN ONE OF THESE 8REEN BEAUTIES ’Then you pick $26 and more Live Stock 42 8 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE ment. CaU 6M-Sll8 between In accordance with Section office. Call Got for $18,700. Excellent resi- r(x>m ranch with garage, fiM- flrearms legislation on a state, IN’TEHIOR and exterior paint- Men’s Shop, 780 Main St. where you could Install a down local and national level will be in free items. Alice WlUiams, 8 PC. DINETTE SET 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 9-425 o f the General Statutes dential area. T. J. Crockett, place, $16,500. Ellsworth Mlt- GARAGE for rent. Oak Street. ing, wallpaper removed. Rene beautiful light Shetland stud stairs lav. Two car g^arage written, in attempts to prevent Belanger, 648-0012 or 644-0604. Popular Oub Plan. Depart- “ WeetInghouae” Electric refrig- o f the State o f Connecticut and OBTTCE 8U1TB In modern pro- Realtor, 643-1677. Sensibly priced. T. J. O ockett ten Agency, Reactors, 643-6980. 1M3 OLDS. "88" HOLIDAY SEDAN $271 CaU 643-9601. pony, months old, $90. Call erator 2H ROOM apartment, refrig- R. S. OLMSTED, Realtor crime. Some will be good, but Personals ment, J801, Lynbrook, New 246-4781. erator, stove, all utilities fur- the appUcable peuty rules, no- fessional building available Reactor, 648-1677. Fully equipped. Color: Green. DROPCLOTH8 laundered. York. “ Caloric” Combination Range tice 1s hereby given that the March 1. Ihccellent location. 249-5661 $8,600 - WELL KEPT 5% room RANCH—8 bedrtxmis, large liv- most will be bad, achieving no WANTED—Ride to Pratt A GARAGE for rent for car, boat, nished, adults onGy. CaU 849- ran(tii, 3 bedrooms, attractive other result than to infringe up- Lucky Lady Laundry, 48 Pur- “ Maytag’’ Washer 1690. Town Committee of the Repub- Parking. 643-1108. BOWERS SCHOOL — 4 room ing room, beautifully finished Whitney, third riilft, leaving storage. Cooper Hill Street, nell Place. . , Harriett Roche, 828-3677 dining area, suburban. Owner rec room, carport. Reduced for on the rights of law-abiding Mancheater. $7. Call Glaston- Articles For Sale 45 “ Olympic” Television lican Party of the Town of Bol- Cape, plus 2 unfinished shed 1953 OLDS. F-85 4-DR. SEDAN $231 vicinity Sprues and Bissell. NURSE’S AIDE, 7-3 shift, Lau- “Mohawk” Axmlnster Rugs ton has fixed Monday, May 4, S’TORE FOR RENT with at- anxlcua Oaritco W. Hutchins. dormer, oversize garage, com- immediate saGe. E. J. Carpen citizens. We urge all legislators bury 633-9067. new 4 ROOM duplex, centraEy Realtor. 8I»«U3. Fully equipped. Color: Green. Call 648-0608: rel Manor. 649-4619. LAWNMOWERS — Arlens, “ Posturepedlc Box Spring located, stove furnished, adults 1964 as the day o f the Primary tached 2-staIl garage, located plete stainless kitchen, bullt- ter. Broker, 649-5061. throughout our coimtry not to Electrical Services 22 Lawn Boy, Toro, Bolens Orbit “ Posturepedlc Mattress on W. Middle ’Turnpike near MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape act emotionally or with hyste- CLEAN 2CAR garage, will BILLS! BILLS! BILLS! If prefefred, $125 monthly. 648- for the election of members of VERNON - LOVELY older 7 ins, 2 fireplaces. Owner 849- rent one or both sides, New- Air, and riding mowers. Wheel- Linoleum, Tables, Cabinets 0136. the Town Committee o f said Parkade. Call B. Dubaldo, 649- In quiet but convenient loca- 9416. MANCHESTHJR, R(x:kledge, now ria, but honestly to weigh each FREE ESTTMA’TES. Prompt Christmas bills have been tion, level lot with trees, oil hot room Dutch Colonial, 3rd- ixxrni Ranch, near sch(X)ls and ed down? Short on down pay- sured. WUson Electrical Co., new outfits? Earn extra money rooms. Immaculate through- Agency, w-4»0$. tures to delight and surprise GARAGE for rent, 182 Maple 88 Main St., Manchester. SAMUAL al bert HARTFORD $128.60. 648-6106. ance with Section 9-406 o f the shopping center, all utilities, ment? Banlmipt? Reposaea- St. 643-4751. Manchester. 640-4817. Olaston- you need the Avon Way. To- Houses For Rent 65 out, $16,800. Wolverton Agency, you. Call owner 875-3960. alon? DoO’t deapairl See Hon- buiy, 648-1888. Open dally 7-6, ’Thursday 7-9, CH 7-0368 General Statutes of the Stats ot BUSINESS ZONE ITT — llMgb^ FHA financing. Will c(malder Legal Notices 1961 O LD S . S-88 H O LID A Y SED AN $171! day’s busy housewife welcomes Saturday 7-4. MANCHES’TBR 'Garden Apart- Realtor, 649-2818. trade. Builders, Charles Pon- Color: Green. eat Douglaa. Inqulni about low- the opportunity to shop In her SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT Connecticut THREE ROOMS, furnished or rooms with two offices, eep- ments—4H room apartment erate entrance, suitable for ticelli, Barney Peterman, 649- eet down, amsilleat paymenta Business Services own home and .appreciates the If you have no means yt trans- completely redecorated, heat, REPUBUCAN unfurnished, reasonable, pine NORTH CXJVENTRY - Near - , « COURT OF PROBATE held Floor Finishing 24 WIRE TAPE recorder ^wlth re- grove, adults only, pleasant business or professional use. 9644, 648-3463. Lots For Sale 73 ’"‘toln and for anywhere. No amall loan or fi- service you give. Call 289-4922. mote context, excellent condi- portation, I’ll send my auto for hot water, stove, refrigerator, ’TOWN COMMITTBE Parkway. Like new 6V4 room OBie to Uie DlMitel of Coventry on the 60> Offered 13 l(x:ation east Manchester. 643- Phllbrick Agency. 649-8464. 1961 C O M ET 4.DR. S ED AN $1011 nance company plan. Douglaa tion, original coet over $300, you. No oblig;atlon. and parking. $120 per month. Town of Bolton Colonial-Ranch, 6 acres. 2-car BOLTON — 3 bedrooms, living, Manh. 1964. Motora, 883 Main. FLOORS SANDED and finished, 6389. garage, early American. Hayes TWO BUILDINQ lots, prime lo int Hon. Elmore Turkington, Radio, heater, standard transmissioti. Green. WASHING MACHINES repair- winter rates, free estimates. now $86. 640-4110. Office 16 Forest Street. 648- Milton O. Jensen, WEST SIDE CAPE—Six rooms, #ning, recreation rooms, 2-car Judge. A—L ^ B —E—R—T— 'S Chairman Agency. 643-4808. catloa, (tity utilities, ra ib rick VALIANT, 1063, light blue, 4- ed, RCA Whirlpool and Ken- 649-8240. Help Wanted— Male 36 0000. SMALL FOUR room house, re- 3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplace, gbrage, extras galore, wooded Batate of UlUa Wahlgren lata more. Call 643-4913. 48-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Dated at Bolton, Conn., ttiis lot. Suburban Ass(x;iates, 289- Agency. 649-8484. of Coventry, In said Dtatrict, de- door, automatic, whitewalls, frigerator, stove, heat and hot BOLTON—Ansaldl Acres. Now porch, rec room, new w(xxl ceased. floor SANDING and reflnlah-' PLUMBING and heating men, USED HO train equipment, very Open Nights ’Till 9 P.M. MANCHESTER — Beautiful 8 9th day of March 1964. 7711, G race Ditmars, 242-9902. 1960 CHEVROLET CORVAIR 4-DR. $1011 6,900 milea, reasonable. CaK water $100. monthly, no chil- being open. Ranches, raised shingle siding, close to bus and MANCHESTER—2 A-zone wood ^ e A4nilnistrator having made ryPEW RlTERS - Repaired, I ing (specializing in older i licensed, for new work. Call reasonable. 649-4269. room apartment, heat and school, $14,800. Phllbrick. wrIUen appllcatloo to said Court, in Radio, heater, staindau'd transmission. Green. 649-4289. overhauled, rented. Adding m a-1 RCA STEREO console, three electricity, $100 monthly. J. D. dren. Shown by appointment ranches and CoIoniaGs, acre lot ______BUILT room ed lots, city water. Hayes accordance with the statute, for an floors). Waxing flcwrs. Paint- 742-6290 after 6 p.m. Agency. 649-8464 CUSTOM Agency, 648-4803. chines rented and repaired. BIRD CAGE, ranch-type, ex- years old, like new, $100. Realty, 643-6129. only. 648-6879. (approximately) with trees. ______raised ranch, IH baths, fire- order of sale of the whole or part ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. of the real estate described there- Pickup and deUvery service. No Job too smaU. J(rim Ver- LANE MAINTENANCE man, cellent condition, reasonable. 644-8966. MOVING out of state place, built-ins, finished rec 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, ex- 643-9111. saldl. For further Information MANCHESTER —^Desir- in, It la ordered that aaJd applica- cellent condition. 649-4924. Tale Typewriter Service. 649- fallle, 649-6760. nights. Apply in person Holi- and are selling this 8 room 3- room, garage, on wooded lot. able Waranoke Rd. two beau- tion be heard at the Probate Of- 1958 O LD S . S-88 1957 MORRIS TWO MAPLE beds, complete MANSFIELD—Five room apart- call Charles Lesperance, 649- fice in Coventry on the 12th day 4986. day Lanes, 89 Spencer Stireet, WA NTED level ranch located In Man- Char-Bon Real Estate, 643- tiful adjolnliw lots, high loca- 46 RPM REXXIRD player with with boKsprings and mat- ment, call 648-2466. W onder Sheath 7620. of March. 1964. at 11 o'clock in the Holiday Sedaii. 1951 CHEVROLEjT, powergllde, Manchester. CLEAN LATE MODEL chester Features include liv- 0683. tion. Hilltop Realty, 521-3079. forenoon; and that notice thereof be Minor Ctmvertlbte. good running condition. 649- shar pening Services — Saws, Schools and Classes 27 records; vaporizer; playpen; tresses, like new: Velvet love- given, by publli^ing a py_of this jumper chair; women’s Ice BEAUTIFUL brand new Town ing room with fireplace, kitch- 4379. knives, axes, diears, skates, LINOTYPE OPERATOR want- seat; telephone gossip bench. LONDON PARK. Hebron — 4 B-ZONE lot off Center Street. order le Manchester Evetmnz skates, size 9; deep fat fryer. House Apartments (8 avail- en with bullt-ins, (lining room, Hersl___ _ rotary blades. Quick service. ed, union or eligible, day 648-6396. USED CARS room Cape, 2 unfinished, fire- **a8ek Realty, 289-7475, 649- Hei^d a ifewayp^r>er tevlnzhavlnz as cl^^.,- K *317 $$•117 Call anytime, 742-6888. able), sound resistant, 4 large For a Young Miss! family room, den and 3 bed- culstion In Distrlct, and 1^ Capitol Equipment Co., 88 U.S. C3VIL SERVICE ’TES’TS! woric, job shop experience, place, aluminum storms and 3176. posting a (»py thereof on the public Main St., Manchester. Hours Men-women 18 and over. Se- over scale to, right man. Ro- — ^ ------AQUA sofa with gc£d thread, rooms, 2 bedrooms, Includes nxrmq, garage, oil hot water screens, fully Insulated, 84 acre 1968 ENGLISH FORD, $150. TOP PRICES PAID heat, 1^ baths. Maximum liv- sign-post In (hs Town of Covsntry Call 649-8825. daily 7-6. Thursday 7-6 Satur- cure jobs. High pay. Short mark ’TypograjAlc Co.. 199 78” long, good condition. 649- ln(Uvldual cellars, heat, hot lot. 643-1448. in said DiBtrIct at least five days day 7-4. 648-7908. hours. Advancement. Thous- Terminal Lane, New Haven, Boats and Accessories 46 4366. water, G.E. appUances—range, ing area with country setting. before said day of hearing, and that FOR ALL MAKES $24,600. Wolverton Agency, return be made to this Court 1961 V .W . 1964 BUICK, 4-door sedan, pow- ands of jobs open. Preparatory 777-3477. refri|:erator, disposal. Individ- 48 DALE ROAD—Custom built Attest. 1956 O LD S . LAWN MOWERS, aharpened ual laundry h(x>kups, coln-op Realtor, 649-2813. 8 bedroom split, birch kitchen Farms For Sale 76 er .steering, Immaculate condi- training until appointed. Ex- ELMORE TURKINaTON, Judgs. “ 113" 2-Door Sedan. tion throughout, will furnish and repaired, sales and serv- perience usually unnecessary. WANTED—Licensed real es- WANTED—8-10 foot hydropGane, Musical Instruments 53 laundry, parking', located In with built-ins, 2 baths, living • ~ "88” 2-D(x>r Sedan. ice, rental eq^pment. L ft M tate salesman. Write Box M. good condition. 649-7149. Barter Chevrolet TANNER STREET—A quality room with fireplace, 26 foot _ . —------fairo In a _ OBDEB OF HEABING state insi^tlon, wlK demon- Free information on jobs, sal- quiet residential neighborhood, built five room ranch in tip- State of Connecticut. Probate strate Manchester-East Hart- Equipment Corp., Route 88, aries, requirements. Write to- Herald. THOMAS organ, 8 years old, $146. monthly. 66-61 Congress family room, 2-car garage, very desirable area. Plenty of Court, Town of Bolton, District of away at scho(d. Sacrifice $660. Goq Ino. top condition. Optional room *1317 $$ •lU ford vicinity. Columbia, 228- Vernon, 876-7609. Manchester day giving name, address and Diamonds— TIatches— St. Contact Raymond Damato. beautiful lot. J. D.* Realty, 643- the land is cleared. Some Andover. February 29, 1964. 8639. exchange, Enterprise 1946. 876-4179. IttO Main St.—M9-8X8S arrangement, three bedrooms, 6129, after 6, 649-8638. barns, and all toe equipment Estate of Ernest D. Clough. late phone. Lincoln Service, Box R, 648-7091, 648-9461, 649-3062. or two and a dining room. of Bolton, In said District, de- Herald. ______Jewelry 48 stays with the property. The Full basement with garage, ceased. ' FOR SALEI—1906 Ford Vic- Antiques MANCHESTER—2 family 6-6-2, house Is a big (xilonial of Present, Hon. Norman J. Preuss. toria. good running condition. PHILOO-BENDIX washing ma- WA’TCH AND JEWELRY re- stairway to second floor. $18,- separate heating and utllties, Judge. EXPERIENCED pairing. Prompt service. Up to eight rooms, built In the 1961 FO R D 1960 D O D G E Call 875-8468. chines repaired. Call 849-8760. MANCHESTER GREEN —' An- 000 will buy It. T. J. Crockett. centrally located. Owner must thirties. Plaster, tiled bath, The Executor having exhibited $20 on your bid watch In tra(le. Realtor, 843-1677. sacrifice. Phone 649-0333. Its administration account with REPAIRS (in adl makes of re- Bond»7-^tock8 ENGINE LATHE tiques. During March open Fine China four bediooms up, four rooms arid estate to .this Court for al- Galaxie Convertible. Pioneer 2-Door Hardtop. Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, Monday through Friday after- Septic Tanks lowance, It Is frigerators, washers, ranges, Mortgages 31 737 Main Street, State Theater down. T. J. Oockett, ReaGtor. 1968 T-BIRD, white, A-1 condl- OPERATOR noons and by appointment. Pattern, Cut AND STARKWEATHER Street—New 648-1677. ORDERED: That the 18th day of tlon. must seU, $1,060. 742-6061’ and dryers. All oil burners Building. WE I two family flat of 4 ft 4. All March. 1964. at 1:00 o'clock in the cleaned and serviced. All woric SECOND MORTGAGES — Un- 481 E. Middle ’Turnpike. 648- $20,500 ititemoon at the Probate Office in ^ *15 17 $$ •1017 7222. toe extras are built into this 1966 BUICK Hard top, 2 door, guaranteed. 649-0065. limited funds available for s e o BUY! and Colored Bolton be and . the same assigned ond mortgages, payments to 60-hour week minimum PliffMl Ssmn a Nsal di heights home, best of workmanship, for a hearing on the allowance of good condition, ai: power fea- Garden— Farm— Dairy Wanted— Real Estate 77 aaid administration account with G ft W LAWN Maintenance- «uH your KklgeL Expedient Wearing AppUrel— Fun 57 Glassware nice flat lot with s(»ne trees, tures, make offer. Call 649-9793. Products 50 HaslilM OIuimI fine neigh borhcKxl, Bowers said estate, and this Court di- Mowing, spring cleanup, fer- service. J. D. Realty. 643-8139. BUCKLAND MFG. INC. Flv«-r(X)m Ranch, 2 fire- rects that notice, of the time and SEE THESE FIRST WEDDING GOWN, size 12, sum- Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sch(X)l. Close to bus, too. SeGl- FARM or acreage wanted, pri- place a.sslgned fo’r sstid- hearing be tilizing. rolling, rototilllng, gar- APPLES — Macs, Baldwins, ANTIQUES places, garage, recreation given to all persons known to be dens plowed. Eixpert woikman- A BBTTTEK ARRANGEMENT 181 Adams St. Buckland mer satin and lace, veU with VICTORIAN MARBLE Sewer Lines Ivttellrfl Cel Ing for $24,600 and trading In vate party desires 50 to 100 Trucks— Tractors 5 of your finances will make Romes, Greenings, Delicious. room, combination windows, your present home will be con- Interested therein by publishing a BEFORE YOU BUY ANYW HERE shlp. John Williams. 643-8946, Farm prices. Biuice Farm, cap, best offer. 648-1688. TOP STANDS, PEWTER, tor Waterproofing Done. doors, tllf bath, city utili- acres, preferably with 3 or 4 copy of this order In some news- Cyril Guerrler, 429-6846. more of your Income available ridered. T. J. Crockett, Real- bedroom home nearby Man- paper having a circulation In said All are special prices for this S t Patrlch’s Sate for personal oae Lump debt 629 Center Street. 649-3978. OLD JEWELRY, EARLY ties, ameaite drive, trees, District and by posting a pv of 1962 CORVAN panel truck, beet tor, 643-1677. chester. Reply Box O, Her- " Into one monthly payment of Wanted— ^To Buy SS HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. good condition throughout, this• <••• onlerxes s onvets the_v tic public sign post|MyaV offer over $1,300. Call 742-8826. HAVE TIME. Will work. Will NeKINNEY BROS. ald. $22.x for each tbouaand dollara AGGRESSIVE and experienced Re BEe REID Mid Son hot water oil heat. TWO FAMILY—Recently con- In thF Town of Bolton where the do most anj^ng, odd jobs our HouseUold Goods 51 WE BUT, 8BUL or trade an- 649-7770 Sewerage Disposal Co. deceased last dwelt and bv send- '63 C H E V R O L E T '62 O LD S M O M LE specialty. Call us, 633-9977. five furniture and ai^liance s^es- tique and used furniture, china, i\\\' \ verted, a 3 ft 3 flat, Bowers ing a (»py, certified mall, postage 246S897, man. WIU pay $300-8250 per tS()-183 Pearl I t — 66S4W08 School area. Ideal Investment WANTED — B-sons tot. CAU prepitid to The Connecticut Bank Bel Air 4-Door V-8 starflre Coupe Trailers— EVERYTHING IN sterilised re- glass, silver, picture frames CHARLES LESPERANCK ft Trust Co., 1 Constitution Plasa. Mobile Homes 6-A ------.-ge Ex- week to the right mhn. Good conditicxMd used furniture end and (dd (xdna. Old dolls and property. New heat, etc,-. Only 640-4291. Hartford. Conn. Agnes B. Clough. Household Services change. 15 Lewis St.. Hartford. working hours. Must be a Uve aiqiUancea, high quaUty - low guns, hobby coUecthms. attic 649-7620 $17,900. T. J. Oockett, Real- South Rd.. Bolton, Conn. Russell E. '63 O LD S M O B ILE '62 C H E V R O LE T Conn. wire. Max Okun Furniture Co., tor, 643-1677. REAL ESTATE wanted. SELL- Clough. 941 Oak Street. East Hart- FOR SALE—4x8 enclosed util- Offered 13-A prices. LeBlanc Furniture. 196 contents or whole estates. Fur- ford. Conn. Mavnard A. Clough. 26 Cutlass Coupe Super Sport Convertible ity trailer with spare Ure, $90. Inc., 1096 Main Street, Spring- South Street. Rockville, 878- niture Repair Service Talcott ING, call this office for per- Shannon Road. East Hartford. Conn, RE WBAV in g ot bums, moth field. Mass. SEVEN ROOM ranch home on Call West Wllllngton 429-6368. Business Opportunities 32 3174. Open 96. viUe, Conn. TeL 64S-74tt. $14,900—Air ecmdltlonlng, dish- sonalized aervice. Alice OGam- all at leaat seven days before the '63 O LD S M O B ILE '62 C H E im O L IT holes Zlppeis repaired Win- washer, fireplace, large kitch- beautifully wooded lot. 3 large pet Realtor, 649-4643. day aot for said hearing. ACTUAL JOBS In U.S., Europe, bedrooms, fireplace, beauti- Norman J. Preuaa. Judgs. S-88 Holiday Coupe Impala V-8 4-Door Sedan dow Shades made to measure; BEAUTY SHOP for sale, Oh. roomy a bedroom ranch, aU slsM Venetian bUnds. Keys So. Am. High pay. Write Hhn- AUCTION SALE fully paneled family room. Sac- ground floor, fuUy equipped, 105x250 lot. Don’t wait. Oarlton made whUe you wait. Tkpe Re- ployment Info. Center,* Room ONE SIZE W. Hutchins, Realtor, 649-51S2. rifice at $16,900. Wesley R. '62 O LD S M O B ILE '62 O LD S M O B ILE LEGAL air condltibned. Financial ar- 474. 789 Boylstcn St., Boston. Smith Agency, 649-1894. Legal Notice ^^4$ ^ Mariow>, » r rangements. CaU 649-2538. (IJ4) Starflre Convertible Deluxe 98 Holiday Sedan BOLTON—6 year old 6 room NOTICE JOB OPPORTUNITIES BOLTON—$15,000. 440 foot front- at a court of PROBATE held 115 SpriKfi St.. MoRcliMttr. Com . 2857-H ranch, 2 baths, finished rso at Mamhsster, ^thln and for ths VERNON To file Enrolled Members of room, stone fireplace, 1-car ga- age, approximately 3 acres. District of Manchsstsr, on ths 2nd '62 C A D IL L A C - '62 C A D IL L A C Buildlns—i^ntraetiiig 14 Hrip Wanted— Female 35 *2^ s^da;^ Bo kind to a sUm young fig- Neat 6 room house, brook. B. day of March, 1964. Coupe the Republican Party of the "WE HAVE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR A This charming gtpgham dress rage, one acre wooded lot, con- Convertible Town of Manchester: MA’TURE woman for luncheon- toe, and a styto-leadar—scoop- J. Carpenter, Broker, 649-6061. Present, Hon. John J. Wallstt. Oversise Cepe, 1440 sq. ft., QUALITY CARPENTRY— MR. JR. EXECUTIVE — Are with am(x;ked yoke is the fash- cenlent location. $20,500. U ft R Judgs. I ette, evenings. Grant’s, Park- Becked abeath tiiat takas a ntin- Pursuant to Sec. 9-425 of the R(X)m8, dormers, porches, you Interested in a genuine ca- TUESDAY. MARCH 10Hi at 1:30 P.M. ion favorite for any young Realty Co., Inc., 643-2662, R. D. .EsjAte of Ralph B. Arner, lata K eorr lot. Six rooms, 3 '63 O LD S M O B ILE '61 C H E V R O LE T 1968 Revision of the Election ade. num o f fabric. Dickey Inseit In- Murdock, 648-6472. IMMEDIATE OOCTJPANCY—6 ot Manchester, in said District de- basements reflnisbed, cab- reer opportunity? This Is not ®l'*de(l, too. miss! room Green Manor ranch, en- ceased. F-86 Station Wagon *Impala V-8 Convertible 1-awB of tfae SUte of GonnecU- inets, buUt-lns, formica, tile. (or 4) bedrooms, living room bo o kkeeper, tborousdi a sales, commission or can- No. 8206 with Patt-O-Rama Pattern No. 2867-H has tis- JUST OVER the Mancheater closed patio, wall-to-wall car- The administratrix having ex- •it, notice is hereby given that No job too smaU. William • COSPOSITOR hibited her administration account knowledge accounts recelvame vassing type portion. TTie sue—sizes 1, 2, 3 inclusive; full line In Vernon. 784 room ranch peting. 649-8683. flreplnoe, Inrge kitchen, knot- May 4, 1964 has been fixed as Robbins carpentry service. to In aisea 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. with said satatn to this Court for on Burroughs Sensomatic, fuU- management ot our firmly to- directors for sewing and smock- which provides 4 bedrooms. allowance. It Is the data for holding a primary 649-8446. tatSiahed New England Cor- Bust 31 to 40. Stse 12, 32 bust, ty pine enblnets, formlcs ^ e . Tots 'n Teens, 966 Main r fteevatoiMi, 3% yards o f 35-inch. ing on gingham. 23 foot living room with flre- BEAUTIFUL 6 nx>ms, 2 baths, ORDERED: That the 17lh day of Ibr the election of members to poration Is now Interested in To order, send 8Sc in coins March. 1964. at ten o'cloi^ fore- eounters Two full tiled baths, Street, Mancheeter. F ^ . im- 1V> ordsr, send 50c in coins to placs, paneled den, femUy in. St. James district, fire- file Republican ’Town Ccnunlt- HO^E IMPROVEMENT Serv- placing a high potential type • UN6TYPE OPERATOR to: Anne Okbot, Manchester noon at the Probate Office In the MANCHESTER lee o f Manchester. ice—Rec rooms, ponihes. ga- polntment call Mr. Shapiro. M S Bunwtit, Manchester Bve- Biae kitchen. Utility room . placed living room, wall-to-wall Municipal Building In lald Man- hardwood floors thronghont, 643-3138. person for an accelarated (to- ^11111^1^ " -* <*: Vegetable Owe wtfii Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF carpeting, complstely finished chester, be and the Mme is aa- Dated at Mancheater, Con- r ^ s . additions, attics fin- velopment program. First year 37)4 hour week, paid vacation. Bine Cross and ^ Rsrald, 1150 AVB. W Large well ebnibbed Irt. Ga- lUWOAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. rage. Hee to be seen. Wplver- reo room with bar. Many out- eigned for a hearing on the al- fnU walk-oat hasemrat, patio. SecticutA this 6th day o f M an^ ished, general repairs. No job WAITRESS wanted, hours 10 Income range $5,30O-$6,S00, Major Medical coverage, Pension Plan and other fMEBSOABk NEW YORK, N.Y. lowance of aaid adminlatrathm asv 1964. too smaU. CaU 648-3639. lOMK 10086. ton Agency, Realtor, 849-3818. standing extras. Threa blocks cotuit with M d eetate. aacertaln- a.m.-8 p.m., 6 days. Inquire third-fourth year $9-113,000. benefits. . i For Izt-claas mailing a(M lOo from Main Strset. Call 649- ment ol beira and order . of dla- MOTOR SALES Signed: In person Charcoal BroKor, 860 Further pnwress baaed oa abil- SVir lat-okuM mailing add lOc trtbutloo, and title Court direeta FOE BALE BY o W n BR MASONARY—Fireplaces, chim Apply In Psrapn tor each pattern. Prlnf Ngme, BUCKLEY SCHOOL — I lane 6661. John F. Shea Jr., n ^ s. patios, and brick veneer. E. Middle Tpk*.-’- ity and perfonnance. A ooUege w each pattsni. Print Name, address with Zone and Pattern rooma In this older colonial. that notice of the time and place Ask for one ot our courteous Irish Helesmrai Mr. r Ettntttig i^pteUi ^Oon’t miss the new spring bum! Many lovely deslgiu!. Di- tealan well. ? vacant. Lot la dssigned tor eomtortabls fam- 64^7684 after T p.m . PrMtdent, Bat D. Herald. ^ ,RB4-Sm of tills e ' ir In- some newapa Belling amd Bervlefaig Oldemobilea For Over M Y ean VU» y SMBunar ’64 toaue of our recUona for suit and a ^ u m In 100 Inr 361. A goodgooa buy for uyily living. WoodeqWoodetl lot inIn dsds- havingbavlng a olrculailanlailon In sa '* " ""M r”**— Baste Fash- knit; dolly, edgings and lUp- |17,Io6. t . j . Qtewett, IteftltoT.I g n ^ e ^hrsA^JDxtna. 816,OOP, j Ca tl8-T489 After 8 PJL para In enohaci 968-10TT. 512 W ot CMt«r 8 t—Opts EreelngB—448-1411 t • rAGE CiGHnnEN MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1964 illanrItipHtfr S^ntld

Kenneth Rooke, son of Mr. Temple Chapter, OES, wUl Members of the Emblem d u b Chapman Joy Clrols of North The msentlve board e f the and Mrs. Ralph M. Rooke Sr., have Its annual meeting and of Mancheeter will meet tonight : \ About Town Methodist Clitnvh will meet Manchester Woman’s dub will TDC Discusses 40 Hartland Rd., recently began election of officers Wednesday at 7:15 at the John F. 'nem ey Wedneeday at 3 p.m. at the meat tooMit at 8 at the home ESTEY ORQUI basic training at the Naval at g p.m. .at the Masonic Tem- Funeral Home, 219 W. Center church. Mra Donald Gatee, o f Mrs. Ksnnsth McAlplae, 26 Job Office Move J

208 Charter Oak St., is par- Tues. 'n W ed. ticipating with the Materia] Supply and Maintenance Bat talion of the Third Marine Dl vision in the United States- SPECIAL! Natlonalist Chine.se amphibious Parade O f

exercise "Operation Backpack" l-lb. of our tender BABY off the coast of Taiwan. BEEF LIVER. Reg. 69c Ib. and 1-Ib. of our fresh- Mrs. William Pearson of Bloomdeld entertained Friday ly sliced BACON. Reg. evening at the meeting of the 69e Ib. Cosmopolitan Club which was Easter Fashion

held at Center Oongregational Church. Numerous familiar

Both For *1 olaaBicai and semi-olassioail se- lections were included In the

program by the soprano soloist, who waa accompanied by Rich-

ard Keltlng of Hartford. Mrs. Clarence Eiclunen, hospitality

chairman, assisted by her com- We*re as mittee, served tea to the mem- .

bers and guests attending at near as the completion o# the program.

your The executive board of the

Manchester Council of Church telephone Women will meet tomorrow at

9:30 a.m. at South Methodist / Tots skip down the road to Church. All key women are re-

minded to attend. F R E E Easter fashion all decked out in these ^

D E L I V E R Y spanking new styles for spring. Big and

Voor order for drug needs little sister and brother, too, will and eosmetios will be taken care of Immediately.

look fresh and bright as the season in

clothing and accessories from our up-to- ii}sd d o jtS u Preeortptlon Pharmacy

SSI MAIN'BT.—S4S-5S31 the-minute collection.

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We ere piond to join in wishing all of the Girl

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(Sri Scoots has our utmost interest As your

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ideaanre to serve all of you in Girl Scoutingt

To celebrate this special birthday, we have a free souvenir for you. Just imagine a

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