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W eapon In Viet Nam Yet—McNamara
Events Says Cong In State fm A c tiv itie s Increasing Gunman Robs WASHINGTON (AP) — Orange Bank, Secretary of Defense Rob ert S. McNamara said to $3,900 Taken day Communist aggression against South Viet Nam ORANGE (AP)— A gun “ has grown progressively man wearing a brown rain more flagrant” but there is coat and a pearl gray cos- no military requirement sack hat held up a branch for the use of nuclear of the People’s Savings weapons. Flooded MiuisBippi Strain* Davenport, Iowa, Sand Bags Bank today and escaped in A regular North Vietnamese battalion of 400 to 600 men to a white convertible with i now in the South, he .said, ad ?3,900. ding that some 39,000 Commu- A bank spokesman said there ni.st.s in all have crosised the bor were no customers in the bank der to join in the fighting. Soggy Quad-Cities on Orange Center Road when The.se force.s, plus other Viet the man entered shortly after I Cong guerrillas already there, the 9 a.m. opening time. i have lost 89,000 men killed, the "Don’t fool around and nobody i secretary said. will get hurt,” the man said. McNamara, reporting on the He directed manager John O. Viet Nam fighting in a nows Monks to the tellers’ area at conference carried nationally by Await River Peak gunpoint and ordered the two radio and television, said the women tellers on duty to Ue on war is costing the United States the floor. about $1.5 billion a year, $800 r o iT r -A n n r A P W F l o o d - t ^ MoUne. adjoining East Mo-»take rtepa to prepare The man, described as a Ne ranging deep into Viet Cong territory to clear a wider perimeter around t e CHICAGO {A t') r io w flood workers labored on to nses. milUon of it for U.S. land, sea line, flood workers labored on to . Titi Igro with a mustache, stuffed the ’I and air forces directly Involved weary residents of the strengthen an emergency dike The Quad Cltiea area In IU4* base. (AP Photofax.) nods and Iowa with a combined cash Into his pockets and ran I in the fighting. quad-cities area of Illinois protecUng Oie city’s water out of the bank. The robbery He opened with a 16-minute plant. City officials feared the population of 260.000 was the and Iowa bolstered sagging prime danger spot. The Area Is i took a few minutes. statement and then answered dike might give way and cut oU A woman In eui insurance of questions. makeshift dikes today and water supplies to Moline’s 48,000 composed of MoUne, Bock Is land and East MoUne, HI., and fice next door to the bank gave U,S. Planes Return Safely Among other things he said: waited apprehensively for residents. Davenport, Iowa. poUce a doscriptilon of the car. —’There Is clear evidence that the Mississippi River to at Across the river In Betten In ^ k Island, workers la She said she had observed the the nearly three months o< tain its crest. dorf, Iowa, Just north of Daven- bored around the clock to rein man outside before the bank bombings of highways, bridges, A predicted peak of 22.6 feet, port^ the battle to hold back the force the earthen dam, the only opened. railroads and other infiltration more than seven feet abwe approaching river peak also was protection lor the housing com A car was stopped by poUce After Five New Viet Raids facilities in the North had flood stage. Is expected In the stepped up. plex. Most residents had been on the Derby Turnpike after the caused the Communists morale hesNily p op ^ ted area Tuesday In rock Island, where an In evacuated after a warning from holdup and the driver was problems and have made them or Wednesday. The peak was dustrial area already Is under Mayor Forrest Muhleman that brought to the bank. The man Air Force and Marine extend their limited resources. was released after questioning. SAIGON. South V ietfon e wheel gone and made a —There are indications of a 31.5.5 uxiay.today , waier,water, cuycity officials said leaks water wae seeping through the Corps Jets flew 44 missions The holdup was the llth of a landing. substantial buildup of Commu With sections of Rock Island i v^rere appearing In a three-mile dike. More than 1.000 volunteers Nam (AP) — U.S. and against suspected Viet Cong . _a Tit wnH r>fl.« dike. Ti*H the dike Fwimljibursts, thflVthey bank or sarings and loan asso In the heaviest of the raids cm nists in the highland area west and East Moline, Bl.. and Da worked with Army engineers to North Viet Nam, 48 U.S. Air positions in the south. venport, Iowa, already flowed, said, the flood would pour onto reinforce the levee. ciation in Connecticut this year. South Vietnamese planes Twelve U.S. Air Force F106a of the Da Nang airbase, a key volunteers continued sandbag- a -home housing project of struck at roads and water Force Jets hit road traffic and U.S. position in South Viet Nam, 300 Another dike burst in Rock bridges along Routes 7, 8 and and FlOOs attacked a three- vinjf operaUons In hopes of 1,200 residents. Charge Dismissed ways in North Viet Nam in span, 160-fcx>t bridge in a nar over the past 12 months. Island Sunday, covering the 12. -He did not know whether keeping the rising Mississippi The floodwaters. which have equivalent of a 64-block in HARTFORD'(AP) — A bank row valley at Bai Due ’Than, from pushing into new areas. five raids today. The Jets "severely damaged" the Communists would attempt driven more than 60,000 persons dustrial area with six feet of robbery charge against a form AU the planes reportedly re about 180 miles south of Hanoi. er professional fighter, Lidlo the Bai Due Thon highway Officials in Saigon said the an assault against the base but from their homes In three water. The 400 residents had turned safely despite heavy that it is not poasible for. the states, were fed by heavy rains (Joe) Fusco of Waterbury, was bridge, 160 miles south of Hanoi bridge approaches were de been evacuated. ground fire in some areas. Communists to inflict a Diea ^6 M over tile weekend. The latest reading of the ^smissed today in U.S. District on Route 12, a U.S. spokesman stroyed. , Air activi/fy in South Viet Nam Smoke Kills •nie U.8. Weather Bureau said waters In Rock Island, a city of Court. . ^ , sEbid. (See Page Twelve) 61 000 in the northwestern Fusco 81, had been indicted also was. unusually heavy as The Air F5rce planes also hit (See Page Seven) the worst Is stlU to come. U.S.,Air Force Jets flew 68 sor two railroad boxcars and a The flood creet of the Mlssls- comer of IlUnois near the Iowa April 6 by a fedemrgvMMT jury - border, was 21 feet. Flood stage In the boldtq) of the Plasa ties, moot of them in mountai truck depot and supply area. Area Womaii sippl moving downstreaiVi from nous central Viet Nam. In two Navy raids, six Jets Dumique, Iowa, will combine is 16 feet. A crest at 22*4 feet is branch of ths Watsrbury Na- expected Tuesday or Wednes Darge concentrations of Viet from the ' carrier Hancock at with the flow from tributaries to (8ee Pags Twelve) tacked a camouflaged patrol Junta Leader Captive produce more floods by neid day- Oong troops miseveral central In Her Home weekend, the Weather Bureau One-third of East MoUne’s 2. Vietnamese pijwinces have boat about 60 feet long and re prompted heavy raids in the portedly sank it. A 3 7 -year-old South Windsor said. ____ 000 residents have been evacu Two propeller-driven Navy housewife apparenUy wiffocat- The floods will occur from ated. 2-Cent Hike recent paist. Dominican Planes Hit Keokuk, Iowa, through Hanni More than 20 blocks of the The one U.S. fatality of the planes from the carrier Midway ad to death last night when a bal. Mo., the bureau said. "This city’s Watertown area are \mder day occurred when a U.S. light spotted a new highway bridge Uvlng room chair caught fire will be a critical flood situation water. spotting plane collided with a 100 miles south of Hanoi and for the entire area and local T o Steelmen made craters in the approach to and filled 0»* house with (See Page Twelve) Vietnamese air force plane. The smoke. otticlala and the public should American plane crashed into the bridge. They did not dam Rebel Army Positions The woman was Mrs. Doro the trees and burst into flames, age the bridge itself. thy BrasseU o< • Ronda Dr. She Seen G>ming killing the pilot. In ojjerations Sunday, two was alone In her ranch home Both planes had been provid U.S. Marines were killed in a -SANTO DOMINGO, Domfnican Republic (A P)— PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) — ing cover for a jungle operation Viet Cong attack; four air at Dominican air force planes strafed rebel army positions at the time. tacks on North Viet Nam hit The woman was found on me The steel Industry la reported 20 miles northeast of Saigcai. today in an attempt to clear a route into Santo Uomm- Indian Forces Alert, ready today to raise its offer of The Vietnamese spotting approaches to a bridge, a ferry bathroom floor at about 9 1N»J- trn for a tank unit opposed to the return to power of ex- by her brother, Robert MllleriCK a two-per cent pay hike for the plane returned to its base with station and road traffic; and o< Somers. He and a United Steelworkers Union In President Juan D. Bosch. Cyril Labrecque, brought me exchange for a strike postpone Rebel army forces passed out were known to have been killed woman out of the ho«». Claim Pakistan Strike ment. rifles and machine gun® V) in fighting. ’Ihey included a •- was rushed to Manchester Me It Is the first time negotiators about 3,000 civilians. Another 10,- year-old. morial HosplUl but was pro for 11 major steel companies 000 to 16,000 civilians were re Rebels leaders seized r ^ - nounced dead on arrival. N EW DELHI, India (A P )— India alerted its arm « are reported ready to sweeten Smoke Bomb Stalls ported to be in possession of tives, including the wives-and the pot In their high-stakes pok children, of Wessin’s pilots and A fter an autopsy thia forces today and recalled all personnel on leave m Dcf- bottled gasoline bombs for use fense Minister Y . B. Chavan declar^ that large Pakis er game with the union. against any tank attack. Gaso- some of them were taken to tog. the cause of death was UM- The development came amid Itae stations passed out gasoline Duarte Bridge, Ihen the Santo •d as smoke InhalaUon, aoooid- tani forces were attacking along India s western border. signs of strong pressure from Domingo radio broadcast that Ing to Dr. Robert Keeney, medi Chavan to4d Parliament a brl-^ the Johft*)n administration, Maddox-Led Parade Two air force planes stiWqd a th# pilots would kill their own cal examiner In Manchester. gade — about 6,000 men — of that three of them were de which believes a strike would be I rebel army barracks behind the families if they attacked th» Police said the fire was con Pakistani Infantry supported by stroyed. a disaster t® the nation’s boom ATLANTA, Ga. (A P )— More than 1,000 cheering, presidential palace, where oust bridge again. fined to an upholstered chair to tanks was attacking BJarbet, Pakistan aaid the fighting re ing economy. ' sign-waving whites paraded through downtown Atlanta ed civilian Junta leader Donald Showing eupport for the Mto- the living room. The b l^ is about six miles Inside territory sulted from an outbreak of fir There la no Indication of Just Reid Cabral is being held for his believed to have started from a Sunday behind segregationist Lester Maddox, ignoring els, thousands of civilians went claimed by India In the disputed ing by Indian troops. how much the Industry Is will own safety. ’There was no report into the capital’s streets scat cigarette. . _ _ Rann of Kutch area. "Pakistan had to take swift ing to boost the ante to postpone heavy rain showers, but detouring when a smoke bomb 'Police said MDlaridc and on damage. tering pieces of broken mirrora He said Pakistan’s forces at retaliatory action last night in Saturday’s 12:01 a.m. strike was thrown in their line of march. Two other plants made five in hope their reflections in tha Brassell’a mother, tacked Blarbet Sunday night but the Chad Bet area of the Hann deadline. Maddox, the former restau-<^ with her, had left earlier In t^ strafing passes at Duarete were beaten off. of Kutch following repeated fir The industry’s previous 2 per rant owner who was the first group later beside a city park, Bridge, where rebel tanks and (See Page Five) afternoon tor a visit. "This morning’s news,” said ing on its positions by the Indian cent (rffer, estimated as person convicted under the 1964 charged that the federal govern returned the house was flUed army," a government spokes artillery g;uarded the only route Chavan, "states that Pakistan is amounting to 6 to^% cents. Is a a v ll' Rights Act, set up the ment is enforcing only the por into the capital for the tanks -with amoke. again attacking Blarbet with a man said. He said Indian guns long way from union demands march. He said it was to protest Uona of the U.S. Constitution Mrs. BrasseU was born stationed at San Isidro air basq, brigade of Infantry and a siza were silenced, with heavy In totaling 17.9 cents an hour. governmental takeover of pri "resulting In centralization of At the base. Brig. Gen. Elias March 6, 1929 in H a r tfo ^ ble foroe of armor." . dian casu^tles. While the industry’s new offer vate property rights. government, loss of pr vate Survlvort beside her brot^ ' The United States wa* rsport was worked out In secret, top Wessin y Wqssln held command News Tidbits The Indiana charged that Police said the bomb, which property rights and loss of h of about 1,800 tixiops and about ' jaotude her mother, Mrs. a . Paklaten had for the first time administration officials In iSss Pags Twsivs) gave oit a reddlsh-plnk smoke, vidual freedom.” 30 tanks. Although he appears to from the A^ Wires thrown tonka Into the area and Washington warned a steel was thrown In front of the The balding, 49-year-olSoviet Union launches gener- aware o f the incident os a police presented to President Johnson Bosch a liberal living in exile in al attack on U.S. foreign poUcy credit. captain quickly routed them and members of Congress. At the same time. It was Puerto Rico. before U.N. disarmament com B; down another street. * Officials aaid eight persons mission . . . President JohnsM )reme Court Will Review Maddox, who spoke to the wlU hold news conference to- morrow at 4 p.m. . . . Imp©rW wizard Robert Shelton of taa Ku K1U.V Klan orrlvea In Haynn- vllle, Ala., where three Klan^ Dismissarof Murker Charges 'A men wUl be arraigned for the H<) murder of Mrs. Viola lAuzro .. • Top Air Force mtesUe generw vano^nent ^ Oblor^ Pe»le^Ntawmaww .g^ ■ i .^ — —' oay. U.S. has torgeta pWwd WASHINGTON (AP) that state enforcement of racial Lotoslana’a police of racial seg 4-' out In Red Chinn and couW The Supreme Court agreed discrimination occurred In oper regatlon. The decision 8-2 stroy key centers there bi tha with Justices John M. Harlan event of general war . . . Nswr today to hear a govjOTment ation of a park wlUed by a 'viiii' former U.S. eenator to the city and Tom G. Clark dissenting. A KnglaJid NCAAP eoafareiMse ro- bukes Gov. Chaffee of Rhode Is- appeal from the diemissri of Macon, Ga. Justices Hugo L. Black and Pot of major ter Stewart took no part. ■ land and Mayor Doortey U.S. Dlat. Judga Harold Cox The court called for further Vi,- Providence for not attending killinF of three civU rights In Jackeon. Miss., dismissed a hearings before the Subversive the group’s weekend sesnon; workers last year in Phil felony Indictment against 17 Activittee Control Board on the both olitoned earlier .««>*»*** adelphia, Miss. defendants in the dvll rights present status of the American menu prevented them front at In two decide oaM. He also dtomlssad three of Oommmee for the Protection of tending .. . U.8. Ptotflrt J i^ Oommuitot control l*w», tn# four counts of a misdemeanor Foreign Born' and the Veterans Stanley Mlae, who handtod l ^ oourt: Indlotment against U of tha 17. of tl^ Abraham Lincoln Bri alsnlppl’ s puhUc s* l»o l d j- __iJoctorod Invalid sH msjor Tba righto woritem were An gade, organlaatooha the boa^ aegregatloB order and W drew <3oodman and Michael had deeignated as Communist Jomee MeredMU roK, dloa ■■ MoUona of gchwemer, both white and both fltva aoUvlties ^ Oonu^M fronts under the 1980 Internal Gulfport at T). from New Torti; and James Security Act. . S|M t anasag eontrol law. ^ Chaney, a Negro, of Mertdian, Ctonununlat control law. That law says Communist- Negro leoderm grows I?-, Miss. They were klUed June 21, front organizations must regis Negro mtatoUr accusing c«m Ratusad to ruki* 1964, and thalr bodies were ter and disqtoaa their financaa righto workera of fomanUM lima, on govaroment oedars re- found under an aarthen dam and memharatdp. church rwvolto . . . Former rtaft qulriiw roo ^ near Pblladelpida, Mtos., Aug. In dlaaetoebig the felony in- aa OoBimunlst 4. AU bad bean shot dtotmahtTow said it did noi SrlJttwwrt tSK — DUnntosed an a jw a l In the Inuialnna 0 M 9 ,,tiw lu - state an effanaa againM the imitation — The Sincerest Fortn of Flattery jutoedtoD Vtol Nssa ygitey . ; . Oourt ruled1 chanchanappaal tJnfted ftthtoa and fate oourt to latrol their beeto—end i« * t conMn’t reeiet the SnvloSrt lor aaUteg « uf WMuitni Oontereaee■raae* gmtoa- ttisradora bad m |artodtoti^- It’s ft tempting ftituation lyheh an 11-yefti^d see* $Mial Fond, and thraa tn- Tha IT had baas accuatd uiMler temptation. (AP Photofa*.) A.,’ 2S3cr£H H S dlylduala. ttaki todtotmsnt of ooiMVhinf to ft jina of polioemen wi the march. George Burdia of *~fSEwed to nili <» “ l a ^ war fflS iT o ir iO T ttaM coMtabl- he.diiig «it : oMt I las' (• aa : . ( ' i\
P A G E T H R E E M A N e^T I* EVianKO HBBAU), MAKCHBSTEB. c o n n . MONDAY, AFRIL 26, 196» MANGUESTEll fiVENlNG HERALD, MAKCHIMTEB, C0N N.,^0NDAY, APRIL ^ 1966 f AG E T W O how to make rora d’ oeuvres and Qub to Study intereetliv sandwiches, wtilcto Science Shrinks P9es giiemwold tin wlU later be served as refrerti- but gfcWitt 80 g f ^ ttirt itaekVilleiYeHittii D iv e i People mentA A bread baking firm is p«dblg rartt^ r4e0gm*A ^ e n e t I Sandwich Ideas •ponsortog the demonstration. New Way Without Surgery Afliiir iKk "*ton- hav* caaaad ta b* a problam!” With a repetition at that falsa so rtpiiMy that H’s harder every Th* laeTat ii a new haalinx awh- number of soloists to ,98 cK*.:iC row St 8 pjn. In Kaiser Hail. SEAS RICH IN MINERALS Ithlng ability to ahTink haraot- 1 MEAKU'^T’ closing theme heard earlier, but his program last svsnini .v ia d iy to be a genius. Just a* you won News rhoidi, *top itchlnf, and rallav* auae* (Blo-Dywa*)-4*»**^*'y a« now used ai fch kctual closing, Yirhop Pouei riiculd t tl-fSe f » m k * Q7 ■ »IS Auxiliary groups of the church NEW YORK — The oceans s world-famoua raaeareh initituta the Hartford Clyic OM lrta^ tSKA S bow K f ^ d f BHltiShCA, contain the world’s largest pain - without lurfory. Thi* *ub*t*ne* i* now *T*il*bi* the movement gets to lts_ end. c^i;Ld/en QRBOO SHERWOOD and all Interested persons are In c*»o afUr e***, whil# ta»u 7 by John Gruber “ m nafcilti. RsiSH e. B ias Oie risiflt ^ I vSried store of minerals. As an exam ttie fnlOSl iWariaihfc » Oil two terday aftemobn ^ter tneir some uur...othet B—genius r anAaks up NSW YORK (AP) — Former welcome. reliovinc pa'” p *etu«l roduction in tuppotilorp or #4«(ni«*t 21, of ^4 Laurel S t, w U ic - p ple, 100 minion gallons of sea nndor tho n*mo Pr*p*r#t<#« «• . themes, incidentally, la called rowboat oapalaod on Ackerty's behind you to W you m i ■Ixrwgirt Gregg Sfwrwood, 41, AWo Oraalotto of the Cul (■hrinkago) took place. reatea Friday night knd fetiafg- the miaaiA ot me footllghto wldoiw o i muttimlUtoiMlie Hor inary InstKute of America In water hold nearly 150,000 tons Mott amaiing of all-raanlti war* At all drug eonntars. the ’’exposition’’ in #hlch the ^ond at Campbell and Dobeon I t i thematic material is ’’ekposed’’ ed With failure tfe obey ail pf- le VivAi- lead—King M Cluba. ace Dodge n , was married Sun New Haven will demonstrate oif mineral salts. AVB8« ficet's Signal. maRlut tinnecM- to the liMeHera' attebtloH. A day to Daniel Moran, 29. a ■fA-o quisUotw come up time^Where Mo«art, . , ment. Of ert. One question 1^: toria. 'this doesn’t preclude Mo fore actual clo.sing of the move AUH VH NOh J. P. O’Mahcney of Palm Beach N ational zart In today’s halls, but he does ment. but Ul betw*en you’ll al called tpe sUlilon at 4:l8. She trOhneil John BuHdy And Rcft)- polh, J Ahd iMk ihA t tHok. The to a small chapel to St. Pa "What makes a piece a sym- said that three persona were eK Ahrtert made ,i)vA&];i:est. HfA of A gdhlUA to hAN. .sound better In a .small place. ways find the rigid structure 1 laift tjOMA {5a dummy trick’s Caihedral. Stores p^jonv?" The tolhec is closajy al A hall .seAUng 800-50t) is ideal have described, or the work Is dllHglHg to a capsized rowbbat Boaieball Repktranon ach Of ciui tncldAfrtAll; blalin Later the couple bad a small lied: "What makes a symphony for him. not a symphony. and were calimg for help. The Rockville Babe Ruth louth couid overover-rtS, oita thef clear but sumptuous wedding recep orchestra?" ‘ On the other hand, a work by Symphonies make no aftempt Officers Hudak and S a ^ e r t BaflcbajLUuiguft. wiU Jioid,. ita ipepiawei S3y OHA Iriimjb woihd be lef ruff, tion and dinner at ttw Regency rSpbnded, and Hudak rowed a first registration tonight frdm ew A toamoW The second one is ea.sily an Berlioz 6r Mihier ih that small to tell a slory oir anything of th^ bUl (littA wMA AAvAHU lAehlUcW tort. But fcAM What Hotel. swered. A symphony orche.stra hall would drive you crazy nature. TTUs belongs to the field boat to theJifictlms and took the 6 to 8 p.m. at the Lottie Fisk totoAAd of ruffmg. wAa not be It is Moran’s first marriage chiidreh? aboard, 'theh, with MeWoHat fiUllaiht,.Henry PaHt. fiufti ana mert was iittiA bts- la one that plays symphonies. with; its intensity: there woUld of tha symphonic poem, tvben ilAhcA to m IhtAHUAtatlOh. WhAh dAclarer led, good end the third for the bride, Simple, ain't it? An operatic or be ifo sense of proportion. Yet yoU Usted to a symptwhy JUst CefHeau Holding to the rear of Hoys 18 td lb, wHh iVere born Hardtra "tohdoh’’ Symphoh; fh»m dummy, EtM fob whose first husband, WaKer chestra is never referred to as a you would have a symphony , ^*B*X« Dodge when he died to 1968, at Vienna Staat.soper Orchestra and wrote accordingly. BeHioz 90 arrahged as to be logical and dreh were taken to Rockvllie mlist M SceoriipaniM by & par t. stawlAy had a good con Oenerai Hospital. cApttoh of IhA wOtk and the ot- trump he Fould ruft the Mck io gbU AAy? (he age of 63, but won an out-of- (which means Municipal Opera, and Mahler wrrfle for vast audi- orderly. ent. »of chibs since be could oourt settlement of several mil •the trio were treated for ex chAMri foflowed Hl| ArtcUon Answer; Paas. H>4 hAnd is by the wayi and the Vienna toria and demanded well over •iTie aecond movement is In Honorary Socl*^ jrevefit a discard with A trUmp lion dollars — her lawyer put it posure and released St., UnheattAtlhgly. The tthal rohdo aimoet, but not qUKA, wOrth an Philhirmoniker are just about lOO players as a rule. Richard usually alow And tnUch more Mark E. Smith of 10 ffyi fiiat meAnt nothing to a h y ^ y . at 89 million — from Dodge's Veriloh PollCei Chief Edmuhd a sludeht at the tlhlverelty ol was AspAoiafiy wAll doite, con- opening bid. Cne and the same, fo(: exaniple. Straass has writteh for ks few melodic than the firsi. since thvySr Commended the two East's refusal to run made n auto manufacturing fortune. When the personnel are ip the as 17 playehs and os many as Cormecticut, was inducted yes AiaAring UA ffifttcUklAA tot pAri GIVE I the tempo IS alow, U would seem bfticers for the rescue work. He who art not all of jrtTv clear that he had the queen of pit in front of the steige, it.is 127, depending on the compasl- terday into TAU ISgia Hi. a JM- For Shelnwold’a BB-OAM book too lemg if the same atrticture HotM (hat there were several fAssWnal cAiibAt. 'thArt Fas trumps as well as the ^ a ll let. "A Pocket GuklA tq B M to, ' LOUISE DRESSER the Vienna Staalsoper; when tion and w-here it w’as to be per were employed as m hi the HrM witnesses to the Sccldehl before lional honorary society m * 1- trump. Blast couldn’t afford to HOLL.'YWOOD (AP) — Funer un- pie aeem to think U has. You piece of music that was struc like An extended s6hg .may be of 9S 'TaUcott Ave.. were ar- pus. rtUSSloh. Hat cholcAS FAre fWto triumphantly put his hand face try Hoepital to nearby Woodland turally well-khlt without being Hbsbttal Notes Fca-kS by MoiaH, Pilccfia ihd have a symphony orchestra employed. Ohee Ih A |^A1 while tested by TOckvllle ^ llc e after up on the table and explained 8200 BIIXION FOR TRADE Hllis where she underwent sur of 35 players (which Haydn and repetiUoifa. It Is usually Ih foUr w6 get a short "rbhdo'’ of which a fracas Saturday night oh Admitted Friday: t>eAh Bit Verdi, aH of which Were accept why ha lyas, flne«nng with thf gery March 18 for an intestinal tvASHtNGTON — The De- MbSiaH hkd. ahd they were ’movemetits” although three more a little later, and ik>me- vemoh Ave. ^ ^ ty, tOUartd; Anhi Dahillk, WAst ably doflA. She wAa probably at jack of .spades. It was such a obstruoUon. lUnong the greatest symphon- ahd five moveihent symphonies times we get A "ineme and vari fcach posted 8100 for court Rd.; , Reginia Micklewlc*. 40 her best In the well known aria clear explanaUon that West ad- partrnent of Commeixe expects Services will be at the Wee Ists) or you can have a sym are hrt uncommon. Each move ations" which apeaks for itseif, ipearance in csrcuit enurt 12. Grove St.; Lucy Pestritto, 291 "Vissi d’erte" front Tooca to miringly asked to hear It agom world trade to r ^ h 8200 bil- Kirk o’ the Heather, Forest phony orchestra of over 100 ment has Its owm structure, ahd except that the variations are npckville, May 11. Patrolman South St. which shA fflkpiayed grAAt un- before he played to the trick. lion a Lawn Memorial Park in Glen aerMaiidlhg. “ PaCA, Pace" from players. The size Is detertiUned there heed not be mUch connec trciiuehtiy so comtnex you won't FHhcia Barheto wai arresting Admitted SatutdAy; RUth South obliged, and West heard I U.S. gross bAtloftal tirodi^ to dale. I Double' Creen Stamps Wednesday ^HABTTIORD | by the'demands of the particu tion between them so far as mu recogtuze the original tneme at ifficer. Thompson, M VAmpn Avert' "La ForaA del desttoo” emergAd himm oUt to the very end before' Attam 81.000 blUlon oy 1977. Mlse Dresser began her act- Jf/( lar symphony being played. sical thought la cohceriied. all, in Some instances. Oh S aturdayV ^non poUoe Halherlhe Griftlh, Ellingtoh; FithOUt ddlte AndUgh dritoialic tog career on Broadway in 1906. Sometimes a motive fh>m one ai+Mted John K Rothwell, 18, Karen Carol, tolldha. fervor to suit me, although It She . reached her zenith bar In the 19th century, as mu-sic movement pops up ih a later •Hie third movement is gener- was accurately and pleo.MUitly •merged from the exclu.sive do aity of moderately f ^ tempo ^ BebiSlwood Rd. ahd the Rose- AdpiillAd Sunday; cariA Oou ring with Rogera to seven silent ohe, ahd the symphony Is said iAie aecUoh of the lowh. and let, HampStoh LakA; Joari. Rid y Mort.-Sat. 7-9:25 films, among them "State main of the rich and Influential, to be Ih "cyclic" form, which and may commonly be a dance, **^ ere was good phrasing, to BURNSIPE flte orchestra gradually became in early days it wAs Almost in .^omaa Mayo. Hartford Tpke., er. l l Oak S t : MUdhAd bouge I^ S u n. Cttnt. 2 R.M. Fair,” “Dlghtnto’ " and “David (^ s h ’t necessarily Improve the oh a charge bf using A motor hlk, 47 Tildott A vA.; JAhe EAst R a tio n and breath, control in H anim ." I bigger. Public hAlls where the variably a minUet — •f'schalkow- Mrteart’s "POrgi amor" from orche.stra performed were work. sky used a waltz on ohe occa vehicle without the owner’s hiOh, North WlhdiiaKi; Gloria Widowed to 1961 with the The first movement is the periwaaioft, . doiombaro, 5 Rdbert„Rd.: JiilAs ,e dl,Figaro but it is not a death of her second husband. larger than castle salotis or even most important orie. It hiii.sl sion - ahd several AmcHoan work particularly adapted to the ANTHOlshr QUINN • IRENE f # A S • ALAN BATES • royal throne rooms, and a larger composers have mduded fox The two were arrested by St. < i’r. 8g OrcKlrd S t.; JAffrey Jack Gardner, she left no eoirvl- have two different themes Ir) LL Edwin R. CariaOn on a soloist's talents. Her vocal Uiu,- drchestra was indicated, trots at this pomt. ^ ith , 8 Prospect St.; t?Harl<(i two different keys, and there warrant .issued py „the ^circuit Draleau, 107 High a t.; JOee- brA id fflcA, 6Ut lacking toat Preparing for Church Musical •there was a definite change in must be contrast of musical If there are only three move court. The ch a «e sterna from limpidity which makes Mozart Ihi style of coimpo.sitlon, too, pHinA Hryan, High Manor Park, PAUL BELLESEN PMUGHOPS thought between them. They ment to the syxnphcmyt dUs third the .cdiriplaiijt of A VeriiOrt resi Hlrths Friday : A. d i^ h ie r to a mAlfidrahlA ex|>AHencA^ when one is omitted. In a four move NAMPA. Idaho (AP) — Patti Girt, to axe connected by a modulatory dent who reported his truck Mr. ind Mrs. Jdhh CWSioer, ’ivil- It 18 present; In terpretvely R. Bellesen. a Negro who was ment work, tms dance may pre had been stolen on April 17. ahA leemAd lacking ui % cOm- S ^ t h tSi' 88 Holiday," wiU be presented April 30 and May 1 at 8^^^^^^ passage and there is a passage lahd. . . . . > r Idaho’s top Ku Klux Klanaman after the second theme which cede the slow movement for RothweU posted 850” Belleaen would not say where the "development section" in at Tolland State Jail. He Is to nAxi to toA hauntingly beaptlful dragged about 100 yards after i run out of ideas by this time appear in Manchester circuit land. be had been, or why. San Fran under the wreckage for nearly So Tender! So Flavorfull which the composer examines pArt for ^ingilsh ixim to Sjbyllus' cisco police said Bellesen asked the collision. LB WHIST and only the greatest surmount court today. Discharged Friday: IVlIbert have AI Numeric Tools an hour, were killed, police re his already stated themes, turn Pfelf^, Rockville; . George lionela." I io see a doctor to Mission The driver of the truck and | All Cut From ing them this and that, ex this obstacle. The "rondo" is Mrg. Norma L. HaberArij. *!• FayS enjoyed (hia work and ported. ANd commonly employed as A form Settwarz. '18. Spring-St.; Jtme* Emergency Hospital there on Sheriff’s deputies said the car his passenger were slightly In amining with detail, in ah effort of 61R spring St.. M.anfehester. SchofieW, TpUand; Robert ReU- Mrs. M a w played it with . Thursday. They said he had not Seminar Topic jured. to reconcile his two different h6re. This Is nbUfing more nor was tsken to Rockville Gen pletA understanding. Among the ran through a stop sign and was Tender Young Porkers less than a theme interspiersed ger. West Rd.; Mary and ROh- been Injured. themes with each other. eral Hospital following an ac BQlototo ahe was toe most sUc Belle.sen was made Idaho’s Henry Rockwell of 317 8. SETIAeK Here is where the composer’s with other thematic material, aid Nolan, 133 Grove St.; Mrs. cident Saturday afternoon on Madeline Page and daughter, cesaful. though, as I mentioned Great Titan of the Knights of genius la displayed, ’the themes with the original themfe always Rt. 30 at the entrance to Mt. Mato St., a vice president of Spohabred By ’the 102 High St. Sandra Wrubel had done very the Ku Klux Klan to February Biemselvfes can be quite com recurring after each mtetsper- Vernon apartments. wrtt indeed with , Ppcctot_ The Fenn Manufacturing <3o„ spoke .slon And at the close. Sometimes . i:tl8charged Saturday: Molly when he applied for a member B O N E L E S S CIISa^E^ PORK CHOPS u 89< Beta sigma PHI. Eta CHApter monplace. Indeed ^ethovch's . According to Vehion police, Apfel, Tolland; Roger Duprey, orchestra came through, in ex- s ' by mail. He was expelled to a gr6up of Hiwoll Cheney celebrated Fifth Symphony has the theme is heard five or six AAUem. Atyie Ih this Sibelius Pot •pHe Mrs. Haherern’s car^wOs St^ck Tollan<};,.L4s4.Waldroil. Storre; when the Klan learned he is a seniors last week os a part of a first theme based oh ohly four times, sometimes 6hly of- work. ’ThA totbnAUoh for divided in the rear by a car operated Jason Morlarty, Eliington; OoT; Negro. a two-day seminar on Numeric ChHtttan 'tHlldre«’k FuHd holes, three of which are the thrSe, by Atrs. NSoiiil F. FOx, 35, Of vl<5IW5 is trAacherouS ih thA ex- The theme and variations may (H KiimlUl, TOilAHa; David JUUO DEL CASTILLO Controlled Machinery held at same pitch. Tschaikowsky de Merrow Rd., Coventry. Shi was ingrahaw. skihiiet Rd.: HAvet- trtme. And (He mixed group ne- LONDON (AP) — JuUo Oesar lighted In using nothing morb also bg employed, and ohee in summoned to Rockville Circuit gotiStAd t&A difaciiltlez vAry ac- Fenn. TANfftirdW Ni^ht a while me form used at the ly HlllS. iVethArMlAld; JoSeeh del Castillo, Cuban consul-gen hor less than scales foT themfes, Court May 11 oh a charge of VetUl. 15 T hom i^n SL; John eral to London, has been grant The seminar was sponsored M i m begirming is utilized Agam. The failure to drive A reasdilAble hi^ opened with by the Hartford Industrial Man rU E S D A Y . k P M L I M choice ts up to , the composer ScHiiphack, 37 P i ^ n t _JM.; ed a visa to Hve to the United distance apdrt. , Royai Thompson, States, the U.S. Embassy said agement Club and followed D on't N eglect Sllp|itfig and largely determines the ef Police said that the Haberem through on Its goal of acquaint I fecUveneas o f . the Work. So Sunday. at 6:00 P.M. svehlcie had flowed for a turn . "RdyAl _rew I A London newspaper had re ing technical school youths with lACH I that's the symphony; archltec the riarty arrange- In The into the apartment roadwAy h e w to ported that Del Castillo, 64, de the latest methods of industrial F A m T E E T H tore in sound. E lo ^ it as such, t 8s ui«., ttoa\offeripgfl on the Do false teeth drop, slip or wobbia when tha Accident occured. L t fected and Is aboard the British proj^rcfls. g ’D’A„ and. don't look for a story thAt Edwin (.■’arjsoij and Constable pograto. 'ThiTiils Is a stately and Francis J. Keefe of 2 W. Cen American Le^on Hall when you Ulk. eat. laugh or sneeze? , .her* ranee S t.;,k ^ .^ o tu »a Basette liner Queen Mary bound for Jou Pears 2 Don’t be annoypd and embartasaad \ ’■ “ lere. Hudak, iuveatigatpd. and Son. West wlltlhgton somrow workWQrtt whijhwhigh .sounds.« New York. The ship la eched- ter St. and Milton Jenson of SLlCtO tttf #L»V.°b- ^eSdlFW .PA&TPfJli.^ I . •— 3 9 . on Leonard Street alkaline (non-acialbqwger tosprln- Stephwj Yencha, „5p,, .of 180 Celeste wh«n jaiyed Jtiy, aq emaem-er u M to dock Tuesday. Borton, both Fenn employee, . SUCW 16.0 7 fl® ® ■jvethereii St. MAnche5Ur..was Ray- Die where talented amiamatmna aided to the seminar. SW DIM ^ PKG5 YelhMr Prlze -Refreshments kie oir four 5Uit«. keeps talse teeth A Cjuban Embassy spokesman oYoa" LBS more flrqily set. 9lves confident tsel- arrested Saturday, . aljenyxin and pro*" about the tow'rt’S refuse collec JAine.s A. Cromwell, _22, of and daughter. 29 School St Mf; BfSwMy gcBAfoUs Applause PEARL BAILEY ' countries turned out Sunday to M**t »nd Produc* Pric*« EH.cliv* Mond.y, Tu*iday *nd W*dn*.d»y Only tion servlcA varied widely dur Fafkef St., MihehAstAf, was ar; throughout. NEW YORK (AP) — Singer at (he Parkade look for Oklahoma diamond- ing the first two wAAks ih Ap Vernon news Is Pearl Bailey, who was taken to c^^i^Ad ^ ito^ fk llU rt*^ carry ThK-Hergld’s cNKjt’ E fisTow fi t i x f backs. BCRNIB'S Open Eves. Hll 9 P.M. ril. from 82 the^ week of .April a New York hospital Thursday opefatbr's licAitse ,ahd failure to W. St.. ^ , O. CGbPEtlSTOWN,JOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) t after collapsing from a heart R was the time of the annual U SURi .> wBLHS has baan oarving Ih* Home Owner 5 td.l31 bit week of Apnl 12- — Officials of the Farmers’ Mu rattlesnake hunts at Okeene and Under favorable _ conditions. change address bri reglitration. 815-8136 at- 643-27.U. ailment, said Sunday she will for U YIARS. For a eomplat* FREE INSPECTION of Fittf Tlrfi^ Ih A seum j)lan to turn back the resume her singing schedule Wayndca, to northwest Oklaho thA town generally gets _ about clock and the. soil on Oobpers- your hoirw by a Tarmit* Control Export, aoporvltod 100 complaints per week, out despite her doctor’s advice. Her ma. DUNCAN MINIS FINAST lowh Day, MAy.2...... physician. Dr. William Maxwell The longest catch at Waynoha by tho finoat tachnical ataff, phon* ou^ naaraal FINAST of an estimated 28,000 house Tri=State Group Proposes A museum spokesman says Compacf Cdbih^f! hold .stops. HlUlg. said: "She’s a great was a 6-foot. 2-lnch snake local effics: oxen will be used to plow a field woman. I will be to the wings brought ta by Lloyd Bogden of The collection contractor. at the museum. . Qxps, jigttve qf Leaseway Sanitation Service, myself. There will be oxygw Fort Smith, Ark. TOMATO Regionbl Airport System this hart hf New York State will CAKE available in case she needs n ," APPLE is fln^ 83 fdr each co«(pl8lni bA piantAd! The biggest at Okeene was thSt is fibt coH-ected within 24 , TflAy,iHll include flax, broom turned to by Barney Barnett of 649-9240 OPPENHEIMER BETIIMNQ hours. NEW YORK (AP)—The Trl-tamount be piw rtM by A* M ; and.,.fUpt, .rorn, iuainqjitArs, Wichita Fails, Tex., who caught AUte. TcanaporUtlon ,Committee ertb govArtiihenl ,Wd that U\« PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) • — a snake measuring 6 feet, 104 MIXES gOVL i . . . pumpkins and navy and kidney JUICE Dr. J. Robert Oppenhelmer, pfdpoa^.A fegiigi|ii.«atfelt) « remainder be sj>llt Avertly be beans. Inches. ^ ^ , j. BLISS TERMITE CONTROL COUP. SAUCE 32 publicly owmed airports in tween the .state.'i 8iid ^ the com who directed the nation’s atom Barnett also was Inducted into DELUXE - LAYER' New York, New Jersey and Ooil- iihltles or cdiuitlfs where Ih* ic bomb project during the last the" exclusive "Order of the DIV. OP BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1R82 two years of World War H, 1-QT 14-OZ ^ ^ b C Local Stocks heetlcut. fpbfts woiild be mtiialjd. ddi>Raii£aS. White F ang," whose member •The report said the greAteSt p4ans to resign as director of the 'l-LB2ViOZ f f S C CANS / ^ . jt ^ssumAs contlhued opAra- ship is limited to those bitten at The Oldest and Largest in Conn. w Iv- problAhi cdhffohtlng deyglop- bstltute for Advanced Study. the amnial hunt. A rattler tlon and growth of the thteo Oppenhelmer, 61, said Satur 4 5 9 ' PKGS .Quotatloiik. FttoiiUhAfl by m ijor Alrnorts .opefSiAd by the meirt C* i .etfat^glc .system stnxfic him lart year. DAnipsey-Tereler po.. toe. awbiiTd be hlhdllrir general.AyjA- day he will resign to Jtoie 1966 Port of New York Authdrity— 3 NenibefS of New York KAhhedy And LaOuAfdta in New trdH at the core of thi regiotj— bbt would continue at the insti 8 nn.i.F,D IN WRECK SAVE 14c Stork Exchange tute as senior profeaeor of SAVE 19c SAVE 40c York City And NAwark ih New within.1th..., - 15 miles of. Manhattan5 f h ® S QRAND RIDGE, Fla. (AP) — JArsey—as well as construction It reedmmendei jl, whjrt- theoretical physics. A » r carrytag five persone col APPROVED AND.RECOMMENDED lY ttohlt iiocgA. He said he wanted additional Of a Hew jfctpOrt. ever th pee major lided with a truck at andnter- Bid Aik Ad The plan, .made public by the ort of Jew Tork time to "seek an understandtog both historically and phllosophl- seotlon near this northwest Conn. Bank And cammittee Sunday night, envi nUKiiS to HAhdle Florida'ttomnuml^ early today. Tryst Co...... 704 ■72 caHy, of wtoat the sciencea ha've sions 14 primary ganAHll AvlA- g i^Tierai ra i aviatjpiv&V19 AU oocupaats a t 0 » oar, pinned Hartford NAtldnAI . tton airports And 15 SACortdAry 'The bdmiritlr'e recor 3£ - to human Ufa______Savarin Coffee 98c Dupont Sponges pkgof4 37c N i W 2 3 “ C O j i d R Bank Co...... 574 facllltle.4. theSA hew fkcl lies th waiter metthau rirt ihsUignAA bduipfthl The recommendations Fere EVERY TUESDAY Harrtford Fire .. . 74 4 254 contained in a report tUbmittAd In. the. . Kbrwal! fibrwalk .arSA, an..Addi PEACHES 16-OZ O 1 Natidhai Flrt ....1 5 1 to the governors of thA three tional alrixjrt hmy. pi ^pedjilfpd- Diet Delight CLING HALVES CAN O I phoenix’hoenix FiFire . . . . o4 6i> states. , A bUblfciy o ^ e q . secondary Prince <^R* T^N^PAGHEHI '''•® 25c UfA gbo todAHinltjt to4. U L f&cllit^ In thi ^ e a Mtvieeh Din- IS FAMILY DAY! 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I -A: V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1966 EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 26, 196B PAGE fG U B ants Mart week few baked mliBolton gooels donation^. Anyone unable Basis for Renewal Subsidy to boka wU ba aoked to gtvs $1. Oeneert Tomorrow Uniform Fiscal Year Plan mia flrat junior-oenior high $120 Average Cost sohool band ooooMt wUI be htid d o u b le Goes Before Voters Tonight tiotiiewrow at 8 p.m. at the gym. Tkdceta may ba puiohaaed a* WORLD GREEN For 2-Bedrodm Rent th e door. Townspeopla will be given ai< Under the last item, the town vfll be ashed to appropriate Maneheater E vening H erald opportunity to vote on a pro dent, Cleme- pped change to a uniform fis $30MD to be uoed by the public Bolton The average rent for a modest, two-bedroora apart building oonunission "for the well Foniig, |ioaaMS-896L ment in Manchester is |120 a month—although costs cal year tonlgtit at a epeclal STAMPS town meeting eet for 8 In the preparation of plans for im may range from as little as $60 to as much as $175. high school gym. The results provements or renovations to T h ^ figures, computed by the Manchester Red^elop- wUl not be binding, but a i»sl- the bamment of the Communi O nb Hears Talk inentmpnt Agency,Asrencv. will serve as the?>------T": tlve vote would give the board ty HaU.” basis for a new kind of reloca tween the two surveys, how of finance a go-ahead to etart The seleoUnen have propoaed By Sociologist tion adjustm ent paym ent tJiat ever. preparing a short-term budget. three alternativea: Fixing up will be BVsJlable to townspeople The consultants found that The most controversial Item the basement so that the sup EVERY who must move to make way one-bedroom units range from among the six listed on the ports are stronger; adding two Current poUtloal and social for a renewal project $60 to $125; two-bedroom imlts i agenda Is a proposal to Increase offices at the rear of the hall Issues wlU be discussed tomor The payment will be offered from $60 to $150; three-bed the board of education from (which is at ground level), or row at 8 p.m. by Mrs. Rosahnd to famines that could not af room units from $70 to $165; seven to nine members. adding two offloeo and a larger smd four-bedroom units from room . Lawson Putnam of Hartford at WED. ford the average rental for the Also up for a vote 1s a pro- The sum appropriated would meeting of the Professional etee apartment they requires $00 to $165. Heads League to Increase the public WonoMi’s Club to the Federa The redevelopment agency The more recent study lists tm il^g commission from six merely be for plans, but a vote one-bedroom units as costing would give the selectmen an in tion Room at Center Congrega . A OPEN has recently completed a study to seven members, a request to tional tturch. Her topic will be of rentil coetp In Mancheeter from $85 to $115, two-bedroom Richard Heck, son of Mr. and dication of how the town feela Mrs. Rudolph Heck of 233 Ver have the board of finance make ■Race Relatioas . . . What V W ED.. for apartments of from one units from $105 to $125, and a study of the salaries of town about renovating the basement room to thoee with five bed three-bedroom units from $110 non St., yesterday ■was Installed The selectmen think that the N o w ?” ' 1 THURS., president of Northern Connect officials, and a request for an The speaker la on saalstsnt rooms or more. to $140. In addition, efficiency appropriation for plans for ren official town needs more office FRI. & SAT. The study will be .submitted units were found to cost be icut District Luther League at space and meeting room. The trofessor of sociology at the the New England Synod Luther ovations to the Commimlty Hall Jniverslty of Hartford. She re' to the Manchester housing tween $55 and $02. basem ent. public building commission had TILL authority for approval, before Both studies excluded data League convention at Trinity originally asked for $700 for the oeived a B.S. degree from N w It is submitted to Federal ur On more modem, luxury apart Lutheran Church. Worcester, The board of finance Is pro plans, the amount quoted by the York University, a M.A. de 9 P.M. ban renewal authorities for re ments. But, the renewal agency Mass. He will head leagues of posing to change to a uniform high school architect gree from the S^ool of Educa view. reports, rental management the 33 congregations in the fiscal year beginning July 1, This will be the first town tion of New York University 1966. It has proposed that the According to the study, the firms list rents In newer apart Northern Connecticut District. meeting in the new high school. and a M.S.S. degree from redevelopment agency has ments as $120 to $150 for one- He has long been active in change be financed by a $300,- Usually town meetings have Pennsylvania School of Social Student Art^ Craft Works on Display in Watkins Window computed these average rents bedroom units, $130 to $175 for the Luther League at Emanuel 000 10-year bond Issue, rather been held In the town hall. W ork. for modest apartments. two-bedroom units, and $160 for Lutheran Church, where he Is than any form of "double tax Meetings expected to draw She was former aatlvltlea work' and jewelry. Arranged by the elementary achoola art ^partaen the ation.” The town cannot vote An intereotlng prograorion of art atylea may be Men at the annual kinder For an effictency unit, $75, three-bedroom units. an assistant in the Churt^ crowds exceeding the hall’s ca director of the Harlem YWCA, garten through Grade 12 art exhibit In the front window of Watkins Broa., exhibit inciudea worka wi from all the public achoola In town. The diaplay will for a one-bedroom apartmeift, The average rentals in six, School program. He is a sopho on the bond Issue until a short pacity have been held recently New York City, and a former laat through Monday. (Herald photo by (Xiara). term budget has been drawn pp Main St. Spread out beneath the art panorama la a craft, diaplay, alao rep- $100; for a two-bedroom apact,- newly constructed apartments more at Manchester High School in the ballroom of Fiano’s res director of the ^uth End Com TUESDAY and reaenting artlatio development. It rangea from paper-mache animala to metal ment. $120; for a three-bedroom for which figures were avail and a member of the school’s covering the period to be fi taurant munity Association and North nanced, which would be Sept IJ apartment, $130; for a four- able khow single bedroom track team. Leaf Fire Quenched End Community Center, both WEDNESDAY bedroom apartment, $140; Md apartments at $126, two-bed Miss Elsa Gustafsem, presi' 15. 1965 to July 1, 1968. The fire department was of Hartford. The vote tonight therefore, Is ft)r 8n with five bco- rooms at $145 and three-bed- dent of Emanuel Church Luther caUed out yesterday afternoon Mrs. Putnam is a member of Events merely to indicate If the town rooms or more, $150. rooms at $160. League, also attended the con at 3 to a grass and brush fire the Greater Hartford Chapter would be wilUng to change to a o t the Urban League, the Pilot SPECIALS TV-Radio Tonight The figures are adjusted to Besides the relocation adjust vention. * on French Rd. Rlfagy Graham ment allowances that will be uniform fiscal year. At preaent, was burning leaves when the Club of Hartford, the board of In Worldr Include the cost of utilities taxes are collected in the spring directors cf the National Con when they are not part of the available for residents of re fire got out of control. The Baby Has newal areas, a similar payment Dominican Force for a budget adopted tl»e previ Chief Peter Massolinl wlU at ference of Christians and Jews, 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST rent. ^ . . ous fall, necessitating borrow and a former member of the MOSCOW (AP) —Hie Soviet A “modest" apartment Is de will be available to businesses, tend the fire officers’ confer Television if their net Income and ofllcers’ ing in anticipation of the tax ence at the Univenity of Con HartfMd Housing Commission. Union’s offidal atheiat maga- fined as one that is "decent, Hits Rebel Posts revenue. Hostesses for the meeting are MANCHESTER 8:00 ( t-lO-lS-lSdl) Moris (S3) Mass HlghllghU salaries combined do not total necticut tomorrow through stoe haa puhHcty cclUclaed one ( 8) Admiral Jack (40) Peter Jennliwa—^Newa ■afe and samtary,” but not lux more than $10,000. The pay The proposal to increase the ‘abeth Doyle, Mrs. Eve- Been Nam ed ••• urious. It is “not of recent con Thureday. of the oountry’a most virulent (30) Memory Lone 7:80 (12) To TeU the Truth ment would be a flat $1,500. (Continued from Page One) school board membership was Half Session Tomorrow ond Miss Helen (Sould. (M) Klndercartea ( 8-30-40) Voyage to Bottom of struction” and Is like units antireligious propagandists for (30) Cheyenne Sea Businesses are also eligible made to the sUectmen because There will be half sessions at insulting religious believers. (40) Swanby Show (33-30) Karen ^ "typteally occupied by moder for up to $25,000 in reimburse sun would bund pUots on straf WAYBEST NATIVE ate-income families In the com of the board’s Increasing work both schools tomorrow because The magazine Science and 6:30 ( 8) Yogi Bear (34) Oompleat Gardner ment for moving costa. ing runs. load and to make the board of curriculum meetings. The ReUglon published a letter from (40) Superman 8:00 (34) The FYench Chef m unity." After a„dozen or so factories (34) What’s New? ; (13) I've Got A Secret more "representative.” high sebool wlU be released at Cady, Allaon Uoiralne, daughter o f IxMila and M ary throe of Its editors Sunday (10) Morie (23-30) Han from U.N.C.L.B. If Federal renewal officials were damlged and looted, Santo T he board o f education Is op 12:10 and the elementary school Cuahlng Caddy, 18 Progress Ave., RockvUla. She was bom which said that Alla Tribnikova , hS) Morie 8:30 (34) Bridge •pprove those figures, they will R h a m D om ingo’s 10,(X)0-man poUce posed to the tncraase because at 1 p jn . April 15 at Rockville General Hoepltal. Her maternal gro^ - was "dotag harm to atheist sd- 6:46 (40) Adventures in Time ( 8-30-40) Mo Time for SgU. serve as the basis for oomput- force Issued orders for the pro- 6:00 ( 8) News (13) Andy Griffith state statutes require that the Summer Job Study parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Cuahini^. lo^nn, Maaa. Her ucation” with her widely pub (M) Survival in the Sea 9:00 ( 3-13) Lucy Show hy relocaticn adjustment pay- tecticn of private property and whole board must be dissolved, ROASTING lished, venomoiis attacks on ’ SOitoash Gordon (34) IntertM The guidance director wlH paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Kennatb Cody, Uves. It said K would act to pre menta. which it sees as a possible nm a personal survey of sum Scotia, N.Y. She haa a brother. Scott, 1. nUfious bsUevsrs. (10) Eye-Dentlfy (18) Subecription TV vent piUage by ctvtlianB. Super Kam-Tone* Wall (4“(40) Laramie------(KV2330) Andy Wllllama « n The payments, wWch were au- Honor Roll threat to continuity. mer opportunities and part-time • • * • * (33) Rocky and His IVlendi ( 8-3(M0) Wendy and Me diorized under leglslalion ensuif- The Dominican air force has n ie terms of throe members placement for Bolton Junior- Paint makes any room Waldo, Elisabeth Ann. daughter of Willard Clark m LONDON (AP) ’Ths Duin 6:10 ( 8) News, Sports, Weather 9:80 ( 8-3040) Bing Croeby •d b y Congress In 1964, are about 30 planes, but not all of expire this fall—Mrs. Claire look new again. Beau AMcla V. Handachuk Waldo, 81 Orchard St., Rockville. She. of Marlborough’s youMer son, ":16 (80) Rooky and His Friends ( 3-13) Danny Thomas them are operation. The few Senior High Sohool students (23) Club House 10:00 (1033-30) Hitchcock viewed as a form of rent sub Is Listed hy Warfel, George Banks and John Results of the survey will be tiful finish, guaranteed was bom April 13 at Rockville General Hospital. Her ma- Lord Charles Spencer CnurchlU, Peter Jenntnes—News ( 3-13) CBS Special sidy for families who may have jets in the force have not been CHICKENS McOarridk. If tbe Increase Is washable. Made by... 24, la to m arry an Am erican' 8:80 8) Walter Crononkits (34) Sciehce Engineering seen in use recently. communicated when the survey temai grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Handachuk, Flor to move to more expensive hous adopted, the remaining four is completed in May. ence, Mass. Her paternal grandparanta are Mr. and Mra. W. She Is CHlUan Spreckels Fuller, 34) What’s NewT ( 8-3040) Btn Casey High School T}k planes used in tbe straf' SHOWUhWiiuAMsRums 10.33ito) Huntley-Brlnklsy 10:80 (34) In-School Preview ing because of a renewal clear members would have to seek re- Elephant Sale Set C. Waldo n , Elasthampton, Mass. 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8) Gallant Man U:00 ( S-1O3330) News, Sports. ance project. ing a(pe World War n PSl Mus' 4 to 5 LB. • • • • • Andrew P. Fuller of New York Weather tangs, flying in poha. election, If they choose to run White elephants will march SHERWIN 13) Newsbeat The honor roU for the third Oavanagli. Mary Beth, daughter of Robart B. Jr. and and Fort Worth, Tex. She is 8:46 (30) Peter Jennings—News (18) For Adults Only They are computed tUs way: The air force base at Santiago again. through the front door of the AVERAGE 7:00 ( 8) Morie 11:16 (1030) Tonight (C) Aocordiiig to government niaifcing period at Rham high The board Is also opposed to elementary school as soon as WILUAMS Helen A. Gorman Cavanagh, 26 Weat Rd., Rockville. She wma great-granddaughter of toe late (18) SubecrtpUoo TV (30) ABC Nightllfa announced that it had sided with John D. Spreckels, tha CaUfoT' guidelines, a family ahould achool has just been announced. the rebels. the six-year terms, which are they are located in attics, cel 981 MAIN STREET bom April 16 at Rockville General Hoapltal. Her maternal (34) The Magic Room (40) Sports niial grandmother la Mrs. Henry J. Gorman, Bast Lomn. Maas. nla sugar magnate. (30) DangerMan 11:30 ( 3) Morie spend about one-fifth of Ms In- Of the total student body of Support for fite rebels also part of the nine-man board lars, and other hiding places. 648-8686 PAN READY (lAdM oiO). Neiwa.Jknris. (13) Movie oome on rent end utllitiee. 760 there are 38 listed for high came from the pocket-sized package. Tbe present term is Parents are requested to look Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robart Cav Lord Charles shidisd at EKon Weather U:36 ( 8 ) Movie 9o, If a ffunlly Is earning $6, honors and 61 for honars, for four years. for any elephants they may be anagh. Blast Lynn. Maas. She haa five brothers, Robert, 12,' and at Vanderbilt University, to (10) Movie 11:80 (32) Tonight (O navy and Its ships were an 'C16 (80) Sports Camsra (40) ABC NlghUtfe 000, It can reasonably spend $1,' a total of 87. chored offshore. Board of education mendiers harboiing. ’They will be coroUed WESTBROOK James. 10. William, 8, Timothy. 7, and John. 8; and three Nashville, Terat. $00 a year, or $100 a month, Dana Kukucka, Richard Ll- have been distributing a state ■Istera, Mauren, 4, and twins Patricia and Paula, 1^. He is a grandson of toe lata SEE SATURDAl-S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTTNO The provisional government in a box outside the p^cipal’i HARDWARE • • • • • tor ren t bltticy, and Linda Shok were set up by the rebel military ment to townspeople this week' office for sale at the PTA fair Oonsuelo Vanderbilt Balsan, But the coot for an average the seniors given high honors. commanders after their take end. M ay 8. 298 Oakland R«L, W applng McKenna, DennU Patrick, son of James Phlleae and former wife of the ninth Duke of two-bedroom rental in Manches In the same grade William over Sunday announced that The last increase in the board Room mothers will call par 644-8018 Sharon Gail Lewis McKenna 156 Prospect St. RookvUle. He Marlborough. Mrs. Balsan left ter Is $120, according to rede Borst, Linda Burba, Linda Mor- Wessin bad been ordered dis of education was from five to Ground Chuck was bom April 18 at Rockville General Hoepltal. His ma her home In Palm Beach, Fla. Radio velopmenL agency figures tensen, IPeter Nicholson, and charged as commander cf the seven membera in 1953. ternal grandmother is Mrs. Uldeane Sanborn, Santa Anna, to Lord (Jharles. If a trfee^em ber family with Deborah Wright were awarded The proposal to increase the Caltf. He has two brothers, Billy, 3, and Gary, 2. An announcement said the (TUg listing tecludes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 armed fonees. • B • B E an Income o f $6,000 were forced honors. Rebel leaders said they In public building commission has wedding .would take place In minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) to move into a new two-bed KeUy, Patrick WlUlam. son of William J. and Pauline In Gcade 11, Peter Denon- tended to restore Bosch to pow been opposed by the commission CHOICE New York on Sept. 28. WDBC—1S89 <^9:10 Youth Forum room apartment, the Federal oourt, James Gregory, Martha er. He was ousted in September Itself, also. The increase was B. Pepin Kelly. 261 Prospect St., Wllllmantlc. He was bom 6:00 Lfong John Wadt ^ 9 :3 6 Nlghtbeat government would authorize Hammond, Diana Kelley, and 1963. recommended by the selectmen April 1 at St. Francis Hospital. His maternal grandparents OXFORD, England (AP) — 8:00 Dick Robinson 11:00 News relocation adjustment payment SOME PRESCRIPTIONS are Mr. and Mrs. Florimond Pepin, Wllllmantlc. His pa 1:06 News. Sign Off 11:15 Sports Final Diana 'Wythe placed for high In San Juan, Puerto Rico, because of an added work load. FRESH. LEAN Police are investigating the > ^ WfcCH—910 11:30 Art Johnson Show equal to the difference between honors. In the honors group in where Bosch hais been In exile, The commission feels that It has R ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Kelly, 15 death of Joshua Macmillan, 5:00 Hartford HlKhllfrhU WPOP—141* what they could afford ($100 a this grade were Margaret Blais, he was reported waiting in his enough mambers. ARE COMPOUNDED Laurel PI. grandson of former Prime Min 7:00 Newi, Sports and Weather 5:00 Georgie Brewer month) and what an average Aiieen Burt, Cynthia Donohue, B B B B • ister Harold Macmillan. ’They 8:00 Oaallzht 7:00 Ken Griffin apartment for clarlfic^on of The board of finance will Because we take great pride In our profession, 13:00 Quiet Houra 13:00 Jonathan Dark rental coats ($120). Susan F^owler, L loyd Grant, the situation fai his homeland. make recommendations to the Page, Kbnberly Jean, daughter of Richard B. Sr. and said there was ito poesiUllty of wiNF—m e The payment would thus be the opportunity to prove our skill m compound M adeleine G oetz Page, 102 High St., Rockville. She was murder. 5:00 Wall St. Today Sandra Grun, David Jeae and He told reporters he understood selectmen. If the town votes to ing prescriptions Is a welcome one. Many phy 8:00 News Weather, Sporti $20 per month, or $240 for a full Sharon Zapert. that a Dominican plane would have them study town official bom April 19 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal The 21-year-old student at Ox 6:15 Radio Greater Hartford year. The payments are author sicians prescribe special mixtures for their grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Goetz Sr., Tolland. Her ford University’s Balliol College 6:45 Lowell Thomas In Grade 10 high honors went take him back when order is salaries. Changes In salaries patients , and whether it be powders, ocq>su]es, ized only for one year, however, to Richard Darmajlan, William restored. He said, however, be can only be made before elec paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, T. M. Page Sr., Tol was found dead in his room Sun 7:00 News and would be pid out during pills, suppositories, ointment or lotion we can Sliced Bread land. She has a brother, Richard Edward Jr., 3H- 7:35 Public Affalra stwBad Breath Ferguson, Louiae Keogh and had receavod no word. tions. day night. 8:(X) The World Tonlzht the first six noonths after the prepare them. B B B B B Lertttt ttlllBi Charcsil Coup. tthUt Suzanne Russell. Honors in Young Macmillan had been 8:16 Life Line SwaatiiM Msvtk-StBiaach in S Minutas family moved. Dtck. James Hamilton, son of James Lee and Patricia riven leave of absence from 8:30 ^ e a k Up. Hartford Grade 10 were won by Martha If we tell you It wlU take some time to fill 10:30 (rordon and Jazs or your 43C bick it druultt. Chiw Bill4n> The same payment la also your prescription, the odds are that your physic POPULAR Mchortmann Dick, Torry Rd.. Tolland. He was bom April 17 BalUol last term for undisclosed tiblits wbiniver your hriith mjy oflmd. Bon, Andre Kukucka, Susan 12:16 Slfn Off „ Bill4ns Mutrallii acidity, sweatan mouth available for families who buy Luther, Susan Nowsch, Char ian has requested a compounded medication. 1-lb. at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents medical reaadns. WTic—less and atomaeh. No lupr. Writa Ball4ni, a new home, although U will be are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schortmann, Vernon. His paternal 6:00 Afternoon Edttlon . Oraniaburi, N. Y.. for llbaral fraa umpla. lotte Phelpa, Jacqueline St. Cyr The finished poduct may iMk the same but a loavM 6:00 News, Sports, Weather paid in a lump sum instead of and Kathleen Sheehan. great deal of time, training, experience and effort WHITE grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Dick, Rockville. BERLIN (AP) — A single 6:45 3 Star Extra over six months. It would be L ois B ailey, N ancy Chamtoeir. have gone into It bouquet of dowers a\ the base of 7 06 Conversation Pleca computed on the same basis — lain, and Sharon Rowley were a In place o f the m ore sp ecific a massive World War n memo 7:30 News of the World on amount equal to the differ SAVE 2^ . rise had to substitute for a 7:60 Conrresstanal Report named for high honors in Grade YOUR DCX3TOR CAN PHONE US when you 1 CRPA to Study legislation, prepared by Rep. 8:10 Pops Concert AIR ence between one-fifth of the NOTICE planned 20th anniveraary reun 9. In the same grade, receiving need a medicine. Pick up your prescription If Nicholas A. Lenge, West Hart family income and the average honors, were Bonnie Bissell, ion of American and Soriet aol- - r rental of the apartment' that shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly Assembly Bills ford. Eileen Carley, Jank* Rankl, The advisory committee is al diers who met at the Elbe River they would need Flushing of the water mains of the without extra charge. A great many people CONDITIONERS Garrle Shok, Nancy Taylor and so scheduled to discuss adoption on April 25, 1946. ' And the payment would be entrust us with their prescriptions. May we com WILSON'S CORNED Legislation before the Gen Beth Verprauskus. of bylaws, to elect permanent Joseph Polowsky of Chicago, PUBLIC GROCERY available even if a family foimd pound yours? eral Assembly creating, or au one of toe veterans of the histor ALL SIZES a rental that it could afford, Graxle 8 had the hlgh«rt num Town of Manchester Water Department officers, and to hear report* of bers on the honor roll with 27. thorizing the creation of, a re- ic linkup in the final days of toe and even If It was paying more glpnal advisory council will be tapapoi’h'y officers. Nazi regime, hod planned to bi its previous home than it did Ten were high honor students: ’The committee was formed BINGO "HOT" PRE-S€ASON Karan Berk, Dianne Bissell ducuBsed next month by the lead about 10 American veter tai Its new quartera will begin April 13,1965. C^itel Ragion Advisory Com- aa a consequence of ’The ’Town ans to the Bast German town of Raymond Brimell, Sheila Cros Beef Hash Meeting for ’Tomorrow, a re St. BmmcH’d's PRICES All families will also be eli i m ^ m lttss. ’Torgau, near where toe meeting gible to relocation payments for by, Rebecca Donahue, George gional conference on nMtropoU- Hopkins, Eugenie Jose, Cynthia PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS ’The Assembly is conaldering took place. Church Hall moving expenses of up to $200. Flushing will continue Tuesdays tan government convened to ’This year, the Bast Germans MaJwcky, cSaudia Porter and SAVE 80c bUls that would create a re The redevelopmMit agency 901 MAIN STREET—648-5821 Hartford In November. refused vless to the Americans. ROCKVILLE computed the average rental April Rochette. SV ox. gional council, wKh jurisdiction It Is assigned the task of Seventeen pupils In Grade through Fridays until completed. Copyright 1964 (W-4-2-64) Over 1 2 over future regional organiza Polowaky went to the Soviet costs after reviewing news $ ' exploring regional problema dis war memorial near the BerUn APRIL 29 — 8 P.M. paper advertisements. No other came In for honors: Patricia tions, and that wouM simply seminating Information about Buchspies, John Carlin, Susan Other Brands Cons pannit tha sstabUshment of waU and the Brandenburg Gate Donation $1.00 NORMANS sources of rental prices were ’TOWN OF MANCHESTER WATER DEPT. re^onal pnblenM, and gatklng Sunday asid gave toe bouquet to available, according to the Oorthell, Mary Alice Gagne, such a council, without pre- formation of a moro formally Benefit St. Bernard’s School John Gregory. Nancy Hagen. ■cribad juriodictlon. British fuardi, who delivered It 445 Hartford Rd agency’s report. consUUitad counoU of alacted to the Soviet oompound. A So' One survey of rental coots James Haley, Marjorie KIsb- ’Tha moro general bill has town offlciala. man, and Melissa Lindsay. Also, vlet officer placed it at ths -* was made by the agency’s con BUMBLE BEE. Reg. 69c baen offered by ths committee’s Mancheetar has oavan repre- m em orial. sultants, Raymond A May As TTm Nicholson, Norma Nowsch, IsgMatlvs advisory oommlttse ■entativM to the committee, In Karen Patch, (Jayle Porter, Gall PINK SALMON 'i- 1 Lb. Can. One otiier American vateran sociates, lart year. The av cluding a Bolton raaldont who who hod coma tp Berlin, Wil erages turned up from that Ransom, Carolyn Sheehan, Rob' ert Shower and Deborah Zlr- heads a Manitoeater bank. , liam B. Fraynack, a Kansas study were the same as those Mra. Dorothy Jacobaon, one City, Mo., drunito, returned Day In . Day Out... reported in a similar check kenbach. BUY A DROP OF FUEL OIL Grade 7 had the hlgheet num MODESS EHLER’S 8ARLIG ■‘I of .the repreaentatlvea, Is aerv- home Saturday anto- learning ot made more recently by the tog as temporary vice president agency; together they com ber of high honor students of UNTIL YOU GET OUR... Reg. or Super Ixpaetant MoHwn tha E ast Germ an ban. ’Tha real prise the average rentals that all six grades wHh 11 boys and or ONION SALT of the committee. of the grotm apparently never WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PHICES will be submitted for federal girls listed. They are Bonnie DOUBLE DISCOUNT DEAL!! receiv# a fi’cfi jfift from The commtttaa membara made It tp E ur^. approval. Bruneill, Joseph Gambolatl, Da' were named and temporary of 24 Ct. Box 69c our representative by ficers appointed by a commit FLAX OIL ON ROADS The range of costs differs be vid Goncl, Mark Houle, Oiristol DON’T Glass Jar 23c sending your name and MINNEAPOU8 — Some Johansson, Ruth Kaufman, Di tee of rq^reeentatlvea to the OH PRESCRIPTIONS f » ane Montandon, April Mott address to City Diaper Town Meeting laat year. states are using treated flaxseed Kevin Rowley, Elizabeth 1 S t a SAVE with Boland’s low plice, pror- 2 n d # SAVE AGAIN with Triple-S KEEBLEB 1-Ib. Service, 169 Lyness St., The forthcoming meeting la (^l to seal pores of concrete 25 EH RA STAMPS highways to prevent surfaces ... resulting in meaningful Person To Person Wright and Deborah Wythe. en reliability and Texaco Fuel Chief Heatinf Stamps. Good for hundreds of premium items CHOC. CHIPS net Cor d p.m. on May 6 at the In Grade 7 there were eight Manchester. Aetna Life Insurance Co. oafe- from scaling, according to a savings to you every day! honors students; Steven Bissell at no extra cost to you. tarla to Hartford. leading flax prooeaaor hart. I was read Donald Cole, Martha Galtim- 50‘ EXTBA STAMPS * No ops and downs In your Pneoriptiea in g what boskl, Kathleen LaVoie, Greg, eeate no "dtsoounts" today, "Begnlar ory Pagatch, Steven Robbins prices" tomorrow! Senator iini i!” William Smith and Sarolea BO N U S— 1000 TRIPLE-S STAM PS FREE FRESH HADDOCK FILLETS a 45c ...... No "reduced epeolals"—ao "teaqranry Vandenberg Thompson. rednottona” on Proeoripttona to htro It be interesting to see' said when MANCHESTER’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION -cnatomero! he was told how many of the students listed FOR DETAILS FILL OUT COUPON AND MAIL TODAY in this marking period’s Honor LARGE HEADS CAUF. ICEBERG At toe some ttana, toero la Mvar any of the birth Roll survive the acid test of the In aerriea av gnalttyt of his first next few weeks. With spring at granikhild: hand and the excitement of the YOV GET OCB L01YEST final weeks of school, combing NAME Q Q c OPEN TILL 4 P. M. FRIGES EVERT DAT OF THE “ I don’t ing to compete for hours of 1FTTIIPP 9! TEAR . . . AND TOU SAVE Wfi Deliver mind being a study, only those with determ L L I l U v C 2 .1 MONDAY THROUOH FRIDAY MORE XHBOUOHODT THE Everywhere, Fest grandfather, ination ai^ courage can hope HEATING STREET 244IOUR TEAR . . . ON ALL TOUR but I’m a Stu Johnston for a repeat listing In the fourth PKESCBinSDN NEEDS. and final marking period Honor CUSTOMER EX’TRA LARGE little dubious about being SPECIALISTS AramONAL HOUK TRY US AN D Roll. BURNER j' married to & grandmother.” Leaves School Board CITY That seems to show that we Donald S. Clough, Andover S(NCE 1935 SERVICE SUNKIST ORANGES daadP WURSDAf IVSNIHa 4 TO 8 don’t change so much from member of the B tim Board o f Education and Chairman, re WASHED and CLEANED. FRRfllT fe a r to year— the world ju st signed from tbe board, effective TELEPHONE changes around us. In our April IB. nineos waa the reosod business we in ’ to keep up for Us action. With the recent S n N A C H reslgnatlcm of James Foran, an pkf.19^ with all the improvements other Andover member, and that come with the passage completion of a three-year term GOLDEN YELLOW of time and at fhe same by Mre. Donald Riebards, the time make our service as third Andover member, all three positioiis will have to ^ fUled S W EET CONN S to t t* •conomical as possible for at the town’a annual budget ' you. Dillon Sales and Serv meeting on Saturday evening. Ltuar-AlRE MeOnDSH ice, Inc. Your Ford dealer, BOLAND OIL COMPANY Maarhseter Ereoiag Herald tl9 St Phone 648- onrrsapondent, Lm 349 cnmR «Tun m WMt IWtphvM 443-4320 APPLES a U 4 6 . tUephone 74t-«7Nb 3 t o . f — 1 - y 9 -/ ■ 1 ■•'Vi J A
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Top Scouting Awards PACK SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ OONNi» MONDAY, APRIL i& , NeW Record Green Firehouse Site
bear anybody or anytMng ttafgrso Inside L ik e ly for Bettioger, Partington Available for $45,000 HbmrlfpBtpr with Us own optttloas. Anybody . who dareo disagree with 4 R ep ort M ariner 4 General Manager Richard Martin said today that the EttTttlnQ ^pralh* tlM Preeldent, or questieb’the rightness Given Silver Beaver Humble Oil Co. has accepted the town's $46,000 offer rUBLOHBD »T THB of his position, is likely to find himself — n.Aij> pRDrrmo oo.. me. B y RALPH DIOHTON for its idle Manchester Green property at the corner of U BtaacU BtrMt subjected to direct abuM. But the Presi ■-.I ■ - = AP Science Writer Mmchwrtw. Conn.. . . RoWhad Brana Jr. George Bettlnger of 112 Pitkin St., and Walter Part E. Middle Tpke. and Woodbridge St„ and that the THOKA8 F. FBRGOflOW dent prefers not even to hesr or reed PASADENA, calif. (AP) — ------^Northeast Fire Rating Bureau WALTER R. FEROnSOM ¥ ington of Wapping received scouting’a highest award to PubUah*is differing opinion. Then he iloesa’C have Robert D. Novak Tha U.S. Mariner 4 spocecrait ___ _ and the Town Planning Com- VWmdad Octobn' 1, im to lose his temper over it seems Ukely to set a new space an adult— the Silver Beaver— at the annual Scouters’ mission are readying their for There have been aU kinds of subso* WASHINCrrON — Betting is communications record Thurs Banquet held Saturday night in Hartford. 2-Cent Hike mal approval of the sits to r a MMMiad Brery firehouse. ^ BaltdAyi. Entered nt the Port OlHce ^ quent diplomatic explanations of why, now heavy that Preaident J<^- day although It stm will have to Gov. John N. D em psey, Gor- Kitoheeter, Oona., aa Saaond Claaa Hall don Sonner of Newington, Jo The board of directors has Kattar. ______Mti will dispatch up to 100,000 hop a heap of hurdles before it suddenly and abruptly the other day. seph Avore of Windsor Locks T o Steelmen scheduled a public hearing for U 8. ground troops to Viet succeeds in photographing Mars KJBeCRIPnON RATES by personal decision of this President, Niun starting wtthln Um neaot and Lewelep Stearns, vice w es May 4 at 8 p.m.. In the Munic Payabla la Adaanca ____ July 14. Scout Award ipal Building Hearing Room One Tear ...... » » the scheduled vlslU to this country of seve^ weeks. jit already has run into the ident of the Charter Oak <5oun Six Montha ...... ll-W d l, also were awarded the 811 Seen Com ing to appropitoto the $i!i,(X)0 to buy two Asian heads of state—Shastrl of • TlM best clus to the Presi worst space dust storm yet 'mree Months •*e® dent's eixpected decision to Memorial to ver Beaver. the site. OBR SCOBtIb asaa*Aaa*aaaaaavs India, and Ayub of Paldstan-r-wlrs recorded. If it survives this. The appropriation, if ap oommit Amierican iround forc Bettinger and Partington, both (Continued from Page One) OF by unilateral announoement Mariner 4 faces a deadUer po of whom have been active in proved, will be financed by tem m m x R ^ '+ ' i es to Southeast Asia for the tential danger: a Martian radia-, THE ASSOCIATED PR®88 from the White House. scouting for many years, went porary notes in anticipation of The Associated Press U sicluslvely entlU^ fint tlnw since Korea was a tion beK like that surrounding'^' George Stiles learned, the steel Industry fire house construction bonds. la the twe o( republloatton ol aU nears d ^ But no amount of State Department series of three Ptesidenitial to the banquet with no idea warned the administration that artches credited to It or not otherwise credit- earth. that tills highly coveted honor The construction of Manches ad In this pai>er and also the local news pub- rationalisation will ever change Prime briefings for Senators. Now more than 63 million The first presentation of the In boosting Its money offer for ter Green Fire House is tenta The President took elaborate would come to them tha* night Sahed here. Minister Shastri’s feeling that his of miles from earth after traveling George E. StUes Memorial "Noteworthy service of excep labor peace, it will almost cer tively scheduled to begin during *AI1 rlahta ot repuNtcatlon o* special die- p a in at thoee evening meetings 229 million miles along Us yatchea tersln are also reserved.______fense was one of joining the suggestion Training Plaque was made to tional character” and ‘‘distin tainly have to raise steel prices. the 1966-67 fiscal year. to prepare his old Senate col curved flight path. Mariner 4 is A separate public hearir^, The Herald Printing CCompany,ot Inc., aa- of Prime Minister Pearson of Canada leagues for a rapid expansion the Farmlngiton Valley District guished service to boyhood” are While the Johnson administra ■ponslblll^ for typo scheduled to pass the 66-mllUon- two of the marks the National this one on building and equip amnes no flnaacisl res^ snd Senator Fulbright of Arkansas of the U. S. war effort In the mile mark about 1 a.m. (PDT) at the Scouters’ Banquet Satur tion would prefer no price hikes graphical errors appearL.ing in advertlsmenta Council of the Boy Scouts of ping the McKee St. Firehouse, and other reading mattersr m The Manchester that the United SUtes ought to con words of one of thoee present Thursday. day night. that might boost most other Uv- will be held by the board May Evening Herald.______last week, Mr. Johnson’s words The award commemorates America uses as crltleria to ing costs, it is believed this sider halting Us bombing In North Viet That’s the point at which the Above, Walter Partington (left) and George Bettinger flank Gov. John Dempsey. AU received 11 at 8 pm., also in the Munic contained a "distlnot and defi the late George E. Stiles of make this annual award. would be more acceptable to the Full service client o* N. E. A. S e r ^ . ^ • y-- i'- ■ ■ record-holding Soviet Mars 1 Throughout the years Bet scoutlng’s Silver Beaver Award Saturday night. Below, holding special awards, are Troop- ipal Building Hearing Room. Publlshem nam In order to give peace negotiations I ^ nite meseage." The message; Manchester, who for many White House than an economy- spacecraft stopped sending back tlnger and Partington have masters Robert Von Deck, Clinton Hendrickson and Harrry Maidment. (Herald photos by The board, after the hearing, Mattews Special Agency — New Yorlt, cm- a better opening. That the South Vietnamese years directed the training pro crippling strike. BRBO. Detroit And Borton. . signals March 21, 1963. worked on the several levels of Pinto.) will consider and act uixm an army, in the face o f continuing gram of the Charter Oak Coun- Two Cabinet members. Secre ^MfeMBBR AUDIT BUREAU OF dBCULA- And aa for President Ayub Khan of The Soviets never explained scouting and now hold the top appropriatldn of $190,(KW to ba mONH.______Pakistan, he knows well enough what Viet Cong infiltration from the why Mars 1 failed. U.S. scien cU. tary of Commerce John T. Con added to the 1965-96 Special Fira north, eould not pacify'South He lost Ws life on Aug. 18, posts In the Blackledga DUtrlct nor and Secretary of the Treas Display advertialng closing hours: he has done. In this very period when tists believe it was damaged by of the Charier Oak OdunCll. Dlsptrlct Capital Account for con- »y>r Monday — 1 p.m. F ^ y . Viet Nam without U. S. Army tiny meteorites which swarm in 1963, when his saUboat capsiz ury Henry H. Fowler, empha struotlng and equipping the fire For Tuesday — 1 p.m. M«day. the United SUtes was looking for al ed on Crystal Lake during a The Blackledge District takes sized in Washington radio-tele For Wednesday — 1 help. •pace between earth and Mars. tha towns of Manchester, house in accordance with pre For Hiursday — 1 p.n^Wetoesday. lies against Communism in Southeast The White House briefings sailing race. vision interviews the adminis liminary drawings and specifi For Friday - 1 p.m. *nM}i^ay. Manner 4 has registered 77 Andover, Hebron and Bolton. Asia, President Ayub, leader of one of were far more solemn than the hits by mderometeorites since A year later, friends of his tration’s deep concern over a cations drawn by Arnold Law Wnr SaturaAy ■“ i p.in. FndAy. * first Viet Nam briefings the in the Blackledge District Bettinger U: district chairman, possible steel strike. Connor Ctaaslfled deadline: 10:S0 am. each day e< our Chief Asian aUies, was making its launching Nov. 28, compared handling administrative duties, rence. gublloatloe except Saturday — t am. President held last winter. Only with only two for Mariner 2 In a (Manchester, Bolton, Hebron said it would be disastrous to The board will also determina sweet talk and normalising his coun and represents the district on the economy, and Fowler said a the President himself. Secre similar period of tts trip to Ven^ oivd Andover) preaented the the manner In which the ap Monday. April M try’s rrtatlona with the leaders of Com tary of State Dean Rusk, and plaque to the coimcil for an the executive board of the strike of any length seriously ue In I960. These hits were Charter Oak Council. Parting propriation will be raised. Mar munist China in Peking. Secretary of Defense Robert recorded on a 2-dnch-diameter nual pre-sentatlon to the district would threaten economic pros tin has recommended that It McNamara talked. There was that has the best training rec ton Is the district commissioner pects. These two Aslan heads of aUte should sensor. Scientists figure the in charge of programs and ser be done by issuing Fire District More Than Cambodia no oozy White House reception ord each year. » Willie steel talks were fomlal- not, by the record, feel that any spe whole 10x22-toot spacecraft has vices. bonds. for Senators and their wives, as been scored by hundreds of The first scouter from the ly In recess here Sunday, chief Conertruction of the McKee Tbera U new indlcstlon, over tbn cial discrimination 'has been shown there had been last time. The Charter Oak Council to receive Both have received the Wood federal mediator William E. times that many particles. Badge “Beads,” an internation St. Firehouse, to replace tha weekend, that the Prertdent nad hl« against them. As oive Pakistan newspa Senators were sent home with One of Mariner 4’s six Instru the Wood Badge ’’Beads,’’ the Simkin was known to be work al training award given to a ing day and night to achieve a Pine St. faculty, is scheduled to flblef advliors on Vietnam are now mek- per recognised-, 'the behavior Involved nothing to digest tout Uve grim ments has gorve dead and anoth lnternationa.1 training award, b ^ in during the 1965-66 fiscal ly urgent Presidential message. Stiles also held the Silver Beav scouter who has completed an settlement. InC some effort to find » way out of WM "strange” and "unpreceden^.” er is noi functioning weU, but intensive course at the Schlff year. Rusk was more aggressive the rest of the 576-pound craft er Award and the Scouters Key. The board, on May 4, wUl the dead-end, no-cholce poHcy Imprlaon- But to newspapermen, oommenUtors, than MoNamara In warning of He had been a member of the Scout Reservation In New Jer seems to be in good shape. sey conduct public hearings on four ment In which they placed themadvea and legislators on the Washington oataetropbes that would occur Jet Pix^Iaton Laboratory North Methodist Church. Baptist Mothers, other proposed appropriations, elsewhere in Asia if the Oom- Both have recevled Scouters and their country and the world when, sbene. It has become routine, disturb officlale say there are at least Awards auid are members of all to the current General Fund tn February, they decided to eecalate in g routine. . munista were permitted to win two haxards more j serious than budget ' South Viet Nam and the people micrometeorites: thb chance the Order of the Arrow Lodge Daughters Dine Bowers Opposed of tha Charter Oak Council 1. A sum ot $36,568 to the the war in Yletnam. of South Viet Nam were aban some ot its parts may wear out The fin t sign of their developing un- doned. whose membership is bestowed Community Baptist Church Community CoUege to advance In Dirisian, Sometimes Toaghness on the 228-day journey, and In expenditures which VUl be re McNamara explained the tense radiation trapped in Mars' To Pension Bill upon outstanding campers. will have Us annual Mother- gasinese came when, after the Hono- It is not possible, we suppoee, „to Among the members of the funded by an expected grant poseibUlty of an overt, massave magnetic field — if the plaiMt Daughter Banquet on TTuirsday hilu conference of milltaiy leaden. It Sllvpr Beaver Committee mak from the federal government. say. In tmlUtlon of BenJamUi Fra^- North Vietnamese invasion of The only former Manrtiester at 6 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. bas one. ing the ’pr«*6nto.tlons were The funds wiU be expended began to be reported that we might be Un’s aphdriam about war and peace, that the south in retaliation for the Intense radiation could dam legislator who would eventual Lawrence Fields is in charge Norman P. Larson of 9 Bunce for equipment to be used in con pisTiwiny to ehift our military attention thera has never been a ^ go«id strike. U. S. buUd-up on the ground. age Marltter 4's television cam ly be eligible for a pension un of preparing the spaghetti din Rd. and Dr. Harold S. Barret* ner. He wiU be assisted by the junction with secretarial and and effort back toward.South Vietnam, Quite'obvloukly, there can be some ar The natural north-aouth route, era, its transmitter or the solar der a bill presently before the state’s General Assembly of 120 8. Lakewood Circle. boys of the Baptist Youth Fel accounting courses, and the ini and an effort to withstand the guer be noted, is s coastal highway panels which convert sunlight Larson received the Sliver gument that some strikes have pro- within easy range of U. S. Navy Into electrical power for Its In thinks the whole idea Is "crazy lowship, who will also serve as tiation of a program of retail rilla aggression tbersi This, as a ppb «]]ioed reaulU wlilch were not being and unnecessary.’’ Beaver In 1959; Dr. Barrett in waiters. Students from the sales and marketing, and for bombardment. struments. 1963. eonld msan that we eould atop Aside from ttie purdy mili No magnetic field was found Sherwood Bowers, 75 Dem Gertrude Tyl«r School of Danc reimbursement of salaries paid achieved by any other means. to an Insurance-course instruc Ing the war In North Vlstnamr whsrs tary, the dispatch of several around Venus, possibly because Ing St., qualifies for the pro Before the presentation of ing will furnish entertainment But this much can be said: If hu-< the Silver Beaver awards, tor during the current school ascalatlon, soonar or later, la so Ukely Army divisions to Southeast that planet rotates too slowly to posed pension plan because he which wiU include tap dancing, m |th nature were better, ahd organi AMa would have profound psy generate* such a field. Mars ro served four terms in the House further honors came to Man soft-shoe, Spanish tap, Zula year. to bring both Communist China and So- sational nature were better, anything chological Impact. It would be tates almost aa fast as earth of Representatives. chester scout leaders; (Tlinton Wail, Tribolities, toe-dance and 2. A sum of $600 to the Com eiat Russia into aoUon. that can be gained or achieved by a one more plSM o f evidence to and scientists are virtually cer The plan would grant pen Hendrickson, Harry Maidment, jazz. Mrs. Everett Van Dyne munity College for reimJxirse- and Robert 'Von Deck all ment of appraisal fee paid by TMs first sign of poaalbls sdluStment strike eould also be attained, much less the Communists that the Presi tain it has a magnetic field. Sion of $100 to all leg^islators of Glastonbury will supply daf dent meahs when he sajra the One of the Instruments aboard who have served four or more Manchester scoutmasters, re fodils from her garden for the the federal government in con to Washington policy was followed by expensiyely, byM gotiatlon. U.S. intends to "stay until In Mariner 4 is designed especially terms, and who are at least 60 ceived individually inscribed green and yellow color scheme. junction with town acquisition another bunt of oratorical tougfanaas, As life la hd^ver, negotiation often dependence is secure.” And this to measure the extent and Inten- years old. Bowers Is 66. miniature paddles in recogni Mrs. Wallace Rasher Is gen of the Keeney St. Nike Site. to which the administration suddenly disintegrates into strike. The fascinat new evidence of Intent la now aKy of Mars’ radiation belt. This There are an estimated 160 tion of their pioneering efforts eral chairman for the event. 3. A sum of $7,500 to the tovra in chartered troop camping In began denouncing all those on the ing question always Is that of why It vltsdty Important . in view of Information will be radioed legislators in the current As She is being assisted by Mrs. counsel for the Claims Settle back to earth — If the space- sembly who could become elig the council. ment Account to bolster the de dmnestle scene who have, in various happens, wheh It does. very small but noisy U.S. peace Betty Daniels, Mrs. Roger Do bloc. sraft survives the radiation. ible for pensions, and an un Hendrickson of 72 S. Haw lan, Mrs. Glen Gibbs and Mrs. pleted $20,000 appropriation. iegree, and from varying motlven, ques- One writer describing the progress of Fifteen years ago, when the counted number of past legis thorne St. is Scoutmaster of James Tierney. Members of the 4. A sum of $4,000 to the Park ttoned ths perfect wisdom d tbs Jofan- n^foUatkms In the steel industry to date French were fighting In Indo- lators who are also Included in Tnx^ 27, sponsored by St. church circles are also partici ing Authority for insurance re son strategy in Vietnam. ' has found tt In a "familiar pattern.” It Fhotosrepiied By Joseph Srternis CNna, Oo Chi MInh. the leader the plan. Mary's Episcopal Church. Von- pating with Barbara Gifford quirements, to be financed from No estimate has been made Deck of 500 K. Center St. is Is, he says, "a cross between a tribal of the Communist Viet Mlnh Inside Circle in charge of favors; the Parking Authority Reserve But even befon this user round of TROUT REFLECTED IN FACE AND WATER ^^and now No. 1 man in North of the cost of the pension Scoutmaster of Troop 47, spon Fund, which contains appro- dance and a poker game.” Marcia Neubert Circle, dec oratorical toughness . could oarry ita^ i^lBt Nwn) banked on emblt- plan. But, says Bowers, the sored by South Methodist orations; Mary Greene Circle, nrialions raised by taxation . eery far. Secretary of State Rusk him- The correspondent In question, John t^ed French civilian opposi Report state "must have a lot of ex Church. Maidment of 18 Scar awards and Reed Baton Circle, within the Downtown Special Pomfret In the New Tork 'Umes, goes tion to war to sap the fight tra revenue” If it ia to conald borough Rd. leads Troop 25, I Parking District. self suddenly ehifted from criticism of sponsored by Center Congrega salads. on to describe the usual ritual of Ameri Herald ing power of the French er such a plan. Americans who crltlciaed our policy in army. (Continued from Page •) He admits, however, along tional Chur^. Vietnam to a special announcement. can collective bargaining. As it turned out, Ho’a trump with other legislators who are Jimmy ttiat what happened In France Bmtday night, that the United States "Generally,” he writes, "it works this Yesterdays card was in fact disenchant not enthusiastic about the idea, In head-high holes dug Into the Owney Madden will happen here, and he’ll be way: 'The employer begins by offering ment back home in France. that "I wouldn’t turn down the ground wMh trapezium-shaped *WiU gladly participate” in a ooilfereaos terribly wrong. U.S. Planes Return Safely 935 MAIN ST. - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5 :30 P.M. - CLOSED MON. a good deal less than he expects to 25 Years Ago The French even passed a law $100 pension check if I got it.’’ roofs. TTie men are able to hear to dlacuas guarantees for the neutrality forbidding Itie use of draftees Thla ia what worrieo the approaching jets when they ore snd territorial Integrity of the nation settle for; the union demands a good Breslin The G CJlef Club, directed by in Indo-Ovina. Strikes plagued U.S. "Don’t think," said one 10 to 15 minutes away. Havens diplomatic adwlser. "that Ho af Cambodia. This is the proposed con deal more. Through a procees of offer G. Albert Pearson, presents munitions plants. After Five New Viet Raids said. Chi Mlnh lan’t studying news ference both Britain and Russia have and counteroffer, bluster and bluff, the NEW YORK, April 26 — ionally. But he got a phone caU hibition breweries and owned twelfth annual concert at ths Accordingly, the ’really trou Art Group Picks Emanuel Lutheran C?hurch. An bling part of the so-called Alms of that peace demonatra- bean pushing, and the proposed con difference Is gradually narrowed. Mean Most of the people who were on this night, and the minute heavyweight champions and al tion In Washington last Sat (Continued from Pnge One) on American pilot was cap Narcotics Stolen around at the time rate ilUas he hung up, Owney grabbed ways had guns around him, and audience was present that filled peace movement In the United Display Works tured. The claim, broadcast by ferees would include representatives of while, aa the strike deadline approaches, the church beyond capacity. States today la not the move urday. Ho may draw the wrong the biggest gangland rifOrder for champagne and started nod last night they were talking conclusion.” , Four South Vietnamese Sky- R a ^ Peking* did not identify Miss a bargain love how tough they are in man who always finished His guns. ’They operate in silence, John Smith and his London be overcome by cultivating ttie You sure did if you didn't visit the Bargain Shop today. dealing with a third force, there is al- .business. And now, on a Sun dressed In business suits. It has Company Expedition landed positive attitudes as taught l>y But tomorrow's another day with more ot the same big for Cambodia la fully consistent with the all changed. But Owney Mad n ^ t certain to be trouble, whether the day night, just before the drug In 1865, (3en. Joseph Johnston near Cape Henry, Va. They es the Bible and religion. purpose of the United States to sup store was to close, Coll was on den still is a known name In surrendered the last large Con values. So why not drop in? The things you want may division is in a union, in p o lltl^ paiv tablished Jamestown, the first Submitted by FORA\AL WEAR port ths light of every nation In South the phone and the glass door of New York City. He came off federate army to Gen. WiSlam permanent Engllah settlement be here . . . and gone the next day. That s how fast ties, or In world Communism. We may the phone booth was shut, and Rabbi Leon Wind east Asia to lead a free and Independent ths West Side ahd ran Pro Sverman at Durham, N.C. la the New World. Temple Beth Sbotom have a steel strike, this year, because he was still talking with the Bargain Shop merchandise moves. Because smart bar agdatonoe.” people on the other end when the union la divided. gain hounds know this is furniture right off our regular Psrhi^w the moet Important and slg- the cars arrived. (WEDDINGS, PROMS, ETC.) I « Elficant fact In this statement la its There were only, three of Outfits selling floors, reduced and moved to tha Bargain Shop iMignation of Averell Harrtman aa the them. Somebody in:Hhe fourth Youth Temperance because it has l*|come a one-only, a few-of-a-kind, a proapactive American negotiator. Ha car had become nervous and de Education Week liberately made a wrong turn RENT IT I59e discontinued, or shop-marked item. Reduced every bas the proper reputation aa a sharp CLOSED The problem of drinking among and never got there. As the . MONDAYS week, too, if it lingers . . . but few things do. Come and ■nd shrewd evaluator of Conununist young people Is a matter of serious con other three cars pulled up to sporda snd deeda cern. It Is Important that ah citisens the drugstore, one man came AT REGAL! see these bargains and many, many more tomorrow. The overall aignlflcanee la, of oourss, recognise the Importanoe of helping our flying out while his car was nation’s youth to develop qualities that still moving. ’The man had a Sleep BIG at low cost ghat the conference about Cambodia win enable them to become responsible aub-machinegun under his left EVERYTHING IN STOCK ★ ■dght find itself with little time for the I. adults. For this reason, educational pro- arm and he was running when fpsclal problem of Cambodia. For the P«ine that eneouran In young men he hit'^ths street He didn’t There’s nothing to send away $27.50 Black and Brass Fireplace Ensemble, andirons, shovel, senfhrenoe would Include all the' partlae and woman an appremUon .^ the value •top. He' ran right to the drug store. H e wanted V incent CoU BEAUTYREST brusli, stand and folding screen ...... toevltahlt Involved tn any making of of teinperanoe, respect for law and re for. You can see it . you can gard . for the common welfare are de for himself so badly he couldn’t $34.95 Cherry Mates Chair, spindle b a c k ...... truce or peace In Vietnam, and it would serving of full support. wait. Hw man came through try it oa—ao you’re assured of the door, throwing it open with $16.95 Swivel Barstool, 29” high, rattan s e a t ...... ••.••*:------be for resulta In that direction that For many years the Woman’s Chris You never dreamed sleep could be so $79.00 Modern Lounge Chair, button back, foam cushion, tsngenne such a conference would bc.watcbM. tian Temperance Union of Connecticut, one hani(!| and pulling up the perfect fit. Formal accessories wonderful until you’ve slept on a Long machinegun wdth the other. homespun cover, walnut tapered le g s ...... 74.30 It is late along the road to Wmrid-Wkr in cooperation with the National Youth Boy Beautyrest. They’re 5 inches longer Temperance Council, has sponsored a Coll was still on the phqn«- $47.50 35” Round i^Iodern Walnut Cocktail Table ...... x...... ^ .9 0 in, and It would be delustoir tp 'place inculded. progiam of this type. A highlight of this He glmidbd 'out the glass doof than standard twin and full size outfits $47.50 22 X 26” End Table, one drawer, matches table above . .3^30 uary much hope on the'poaatbiUtiee of worthy Oduoatlonal effort Is YOUTH of the booth and saw the man. BO you tall guys and gals have plenty of $189.00 48” Modern Walnut Glass Top China; cupboard base hM this prapoeed oonfereaoe. The paplest TVMP8RANCE EDUCATION WSHK, CoU knew who it was. H m m an / space to stretch out. And for a limited one shelf, top has three shelves and two draw ers...... W9. gueas is that It win never be baM. W)hit observed this year from April 25 to stood In the middle of the drug M ay 1. store snd sm iled at OoU. Thea tm e, you can own this luxurious extra $210.00 5 Pc. Mddern Walnut Dinette, 40 x 60 x 72” extension toble, «• can see aiid note, however, is that The 'aetivtUes held in connection with the man's right hand ifm t out length and Simmons famous independent one leaf, .plastic top; 1 arm and 8 side slat back chairs, nubby beige ISe Johnson administration has now YOUTH. TVMPBRANCB) EDUCATION and it gave a Uttle Wave of C(^ conatructiem . . . the perfect combi grown eobor enough about Its Fsbtu- are a most valuahle supplemcat goodbys to CoU. u ph(^ ter^ s e a ts ...... - ...... nation for. nen^-’found slwping ctunfort $44.95 Mahogany Night Table, two drawers, brass pulls...... 33. • 1 7 dsdslon in Vtotnam to bogia to toy to th« informatioul program to publle Then the right band atopped schools which smphanacs ths detrimen w aving and cam e to the ma> . . . at a big saving of $20.00. Long Boy $159.00 Wing Back Lounge Chair, square arm, foam seat cushions, to ngato aoms frssdom of poUqr, for tal effects o t the use of aloohoUo bav- oU nsgun and b s and OoU look - Beautyrest outfits will cMt no more than Um U, and for the world. box pleats, nubby spice co v e r...... 127.^ eragi or narcotica •d each other in the eyas lud regulSr sizes while this .offer lasts. $487.00 90” Modern Sofa, loose back cushion bSck, foam seat cush- I oommend the members of tlM Wom then ths machinegun blew the . Hurry in tomorrow for your extra long an’s Cbiistiaa Temperanoe Union for pboas booth apart and OoB’a imu, gdd nubby textors* walnut tapered lege ...... 268. Grftiqs Cw HtoRt their spoiuonailp tfYO U lH tEMPBR- body became pieoea. BeantyreSts. ANCfe BDUCA'nON WBB2K, and I uxga Owney Madden waa uptown, ftor aoma Urns it has bsaa ao secret all citisens who are rsepoaslhie In any oa Mist St. and Bsventh AVe., MMtisntpr Is, ttiB country that the pteeent ooou- way for (he cart and training of youth la a big nigbtoluh he owned ts' kssp in mind the worthwhile objec- whtob was known as tbs Oottoa - 2 | i t ag Om Sousa doaa sot have •ww ^ ttvaa gMa t tamnstaaM V - -- sdamtiaiL------dub. Maddsn waa a booUaf> " ! i s » gg | ^ JOHKT OtQtfiMNBTg ^ ««v-ia^iba draafc
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F A C E NINE A MANCUEsi'KB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, APRIL 86, 196S M A>cnt.bikk LvIiniNG hkkALD, M ANyakotttt. CONN., MOliDAY, APWL 26, 19^ ffXGB EtGnt poUce car, two trucks and one thought he had riMt htaMelf. D of I Circle i^iolence Ends in Suicide of three ambulanoes that raced Other officers orawted up the to the scene. Seven other per embankment through the gtass. Markg 41 Years tthckriUe^Vembd kAMdUfcfSEBl A- sons were wounded by bullets, He had.” FREE!! V^hiteNiun^ bultet fragments or flying glass, The offioeta found Otarfc. Race At. Margaret’s Circle, Dtuigh- CORE vs. SPONGE none seriously. down on the slope, a bu6et be tera of Isabella, wlH observe A New Roll Of ^Highway Sniper Kills 2, Injures 11 Officers fired from behind a tween his eyes, hta rifle beslte Its 41 anniversary at a ban To Atmkmy **When You Think ff C lM li barricade provided by truck Mm. quet Wednesday at 6:80 pro. at Kodak Film T 5/ ftWfcLr” ______> ■“ "' ...... ' driver Lloyd RitoWe, 41, of Van the K. o f C. home. Ifi N.Y. Fall* Rnckns Nuya, •who crouched low over The Rev. kXigene F. Torpey With Eadi Boll Developed SANTA MARIA, OaMf. (AP)#aouth of toa battle aoene, raport-ftiuto Oblapo, and Jori W. Kdcab.fwcnn^ Extra Hours Set Of Alt Totte iir Sondky be- yeart okt clWtoed they Wtobtot to|h hoHort to Uil _____ bWMl, eAtoSto-G tobh- • OKN fHURS. RIRIIT8 TIH t • Sunday afternoon, the couple Norwalk, shot m the neck and termed RttcMe "a wonderful qiie Red Cross Bloodmotolle eludes Mrs. Raymond Sulli LIGGETTS St., hak been hotiflNl by Sett. .year-old boy sat on a bluff, identified their son's clothea, shotoder, and his son, Kevin An' unitentifled truck driver seta up station Wednesday at M»Mn OBUgKia o* RAtUU wanted to biisl Negroes from hihth ghaiie wart; 8M M ieb,jOehdaee. orotuxi Geboran drove the Reida family eight citlsen, one of the breveri men van, chairman; Mrs. Donald AT THE PARKADE their school, which they '4;W>U- Abrithato RibicoN of toe Itopblht- Ingram. Keyto -raised a {ilgtopowered rifle to broken eyeglasses, a cigarette Dean, 5, riwt bi the head'. The I’vd ever met.” MEUicheeter Memorial HospltaL Cornell, Mrs. Jules Flllere, tirtukiidr N orm* «md youtnnii hte shoulder and began pumping lighter emblazoned with a Play child wu in critical condition milea north to a hospital to San Haynee St., from 10:441 a.m. to coutttekiilenta cyilnt^ th;^- fled at tlK)jUae Jefferson High toettt to the U.8. Alt Fbtce Aca- ta Maria, 180 miles north of Los Highway patrol Lt. John Lowe Mrs. Lieonard W hitlock, Mrs. SPRING SPECIALS toSlets at cam paaribg paaeang belmbelow, boy bumy emblem — and bis after bratai surgery at Santa 6:30 p.m. Ann Rankin and Mrs. Wilfred th« Soclfety Por the ^ School to BrooRiyh. Barbara’s Cottage Hospital, 160 Angelea. described the scene this way; vention of Negrws jSfettlttfc Jfiv- The youths ran In and out of Rby, who will gtadUtoe tboib An hour and a half later, after body. “The sniper was about 50 Because of the dire need to LeMlre, Read Herald Ads. milea south. Another son, Kim •Ilien, more than 50 Santa reach Its 150-plnt quota, the •rrthlHft — Sf the OORE N A et lines shotltliig Eaat CMhdbc ^ h S c ^ t to .^X i^^ls L^4. Jddy Low A 2i” Plate HlrWIti...... RY.RR iclUlng two persons, wounding 11 Officers quoted Mra. Clark aa yards west of passing cars, ■•do back to Africa — you Want Jitobv is ah hoUw etUdeht, a HutophM , ery, dames Liiddecke, Linda more and holding a dozen offi saying: ‘‘I just can’t understand Allen, 8, also was shot in the Barbara ' County at»eriff’S tepu Red Cross has stretched the e bHet RtcUleMt h fc»toed to head but not seriously hurt. Two ties, Santa Maria poUcetoen and shooting down from a 46-tegpee front of the New Torh City Pa- white slaves.” . ^ htehtbet of the Nattohal Hohot HCb LMlrfo ltarqhesani|. BfmdH McGrel shatter PjxjoY Tub RncldsurSN, (6 lL ) . cers at bay wUh a steady fuaS H. I'd like to talk to thosa poor slope. The grass Is about 2 feet session out three extra hours rtviiw Bartott, a toeh-age Ne- b o b b i : late of gunfire, Michael Andrew people who were shot at. But daughters, Kelly Aim, 8, and California Highway Patrol offi this month. Last month, the vlBon, about 150 reel trohi th* Le bi Clayton Miflntyre. Ci-att M Susan, 8 months, Escaped inju cers converged on the scene, high and we couldn't see him till Mf'fe UhUtNtM* ayittboimn^ |t6 Otm.E demonstrator, pUlIed Ltoda hUHl, andv. Jane. Misa%, 'llimas Other Glass Enclosures Proih ^ 11 RRB W ® Clark ended Ms Inexplicable what can I say?” he’d stick his head up to fire. donations fell short of the quota DAVIDSON & LEVENTHAL back his fist to a threatenirig toll, Mark Pehtiy, Bnjee outburst of violence — but put- Killed by bullets from the ry. after ItaKing traffic for several and citizens ore asked to help “peace through underatahdto^.' ^ - jbttU mites on either side of the battle “Finally the sniper stood up, First to attoeaP ware 100 ra- gesture , at a SPONGE jrouth. clhe, Pool' •of, cKai-lene ^Pltinan, tli« a bullet between his eyes. youth’s 30-06 Swedish Mauser The gunfire exchange with waved, yelled something and replenish blood banks for the MANCHESTER PARKADE Barton was punched in the nosfe, beta ‘ deer rifle, equipped with a tele otfloen began after the boy shot area. summer season of auto acci mbtM OC^E ttoRela Na _ jboraH.. Geiiter, Laima Sal- Hall Door Mirrors Are Priced Sell Authoritlea. said the sniper’s The youth by then had hit sev d rop p^ back Into the grass. We i algna tolch te "Al.OOO,- and It bled. SL Gctthtoge. iofm. Rui^U Sdiiebel and Rich parents, Fyxrest and Joyce scopic right, were CStarlea Into the Reida cor. Lucille Rei hea^ a muffled shot and dents. A few other punches were ctoarii ijm ei 1 68” $14 ih” * h4” |9;M da, 44, who suffered minor en vehicles, Including Relda’s, a ' the lour — Mothtof For cia " bugati, t>i- ard Sclbek. Clark of Long Beach, 200 miles CSiririopher Hogan, 21, of San Barteta," “COR* W ^e Wat- thrown before lair N’ We® broke on (Slayor RcMK F.) Wiigher.” U up. There wete no airests. Ana •'New Torh Cttjr U No Bum The ODRE damonstratot-s Hubottii ^ e r t Ail- Yenetiati and Priuned Mirrors mer FMUval ft* Ne|hoea And ^ e d toeir picketing by singirig Puerto Rloarts.” the d vil rights anthem, ‘ ‘We -ii. tM d a g O 0|lltiibiiB biU er At 20% OU Rfetflil PriteS The BiWt feWto M SPONGE Shall Overcome.” MOftMe, 10 to aaWe «»W- When the SPONGE Nckets Eldward d ark , Susan Clark, boata OontedeHtte hats and hrit aPTCared, George Schltler, Jack. Cohim.. Tarry . DriBeae. O ver ‘R u sty ’ CliVifc Cettler Spring is the time td bring iH jd iir .Skrrttli tli W tiiehted "iNro.-fota-, six, eight, a COM attorney, demanded of Donna, thitton, .Douglas Jhtel- m dant want to lutegtate.” Stephen P. KerinMV, tali- secu man, Cynthta. . Egltmd., ArleUe fea red . Stttrm wiflddw glass repldcud. tM biofteu, Urho MUd they wete rity chief, that they be removed. French, L in da Friedrich. CHICAGO (AP) — OhlcagdfsWd bbucamail an dUty in tmm Brooklyn, earned aifne Kennedy, a fonher New York Pamela Gardner. Jay Gill, Scott frdrtt at Ule Civic canter, which ci£)^ "W eet has finally found a use for 3 S3js! CHy police commissioher, re- dt^l, Peter oreen.,, iWk« U Scheduled to house court readtoft “Is (AUhama Gov. smog, it’s goitig to make toe AUTO GLASS INstALLEb Oeorge G ) Wallace the Only PUm : “1 see ho reason why I rooms . And. administrative .pt- announces an exciting True AmeHCahT” ' ‘White Peo- should discriminate against ei- i i clty’a new IM-miilum duwntown flees when it o p e ^ to. the fall. Ha, GMtea we stuMT and ther of the ghoupe. P ’? ® beauti- ; f” civic eriker teautihil. “It's supposed to gat darker ohd GLASS FURNITURE TOPS ^ w w Shea Tbia stc^T Wtt^ hU day. Let them all walk to danet At least toat'a what acme eay. lobA better bUt no matter Bvery Black Man Has a white gether. It’s peace IhroUgh uh- what they say it will atlU be m i r r o r s (Firaptae* ^ D m ) o i r f i p d derktahdihg. we expect ho dle- o ^ r e Aren’t su atke. ru st” i ttkvi?! '• . . . b d h fid ''H u m . - e mohiem la the dutaide After ttie firat group , aront to otder.” Itoy fti. fkite A urenee LattolHte, S “ It looks tarriftlc aatar aa I'm PICTURE FRAMING (dfl typis) Mother’s Day IH ^ 14 yotftlia arrived. .Attired Pafagoere generally paid Uttle ;e, daatoe^ Lee, work Oil toe Mt-ftHk atriic- eohcerned,” said a city hall em to black leatber jn^eta and attenUoit to u e incideht. toe M a rs h a ____ MdUy taght, hiH. It la finlahed^hu^, acaiy ploye. “l ’m-«lre tt’i experimen Sodew end R member of W i n d o w i $ i d P u T E g l a s s ] school’k eross obUhtry traek Rkriy tihtoii, tal blit It'a ah awfUl Jot of mdn- team. Erie Lr - ‘ ey to experimant with.” . T iot^ i ^ o ^‘Greeting Card” He ia a aecdtld heUtetiaht Ui ’ttiomlas ae______Masker,______k^irk . “ If somebody built a tUsty land, Schelly Numrych,Numrych Colieeu tank like that in his back yard Billy Grahimi Begins the Mahchester Cbmposlte Himiij oXidiae, br fUat, from Squadron, civil Air Ratrri. and o ’BHen,.en, danetdenet O...... bu» a ______PeGddA ‘ ‘ “ you Mid your neighbor woUld Pane,a, Gi&rah Perrir. UnelA HAturiU feddMi cdkwmg to a get up a pettUon to have It tom serves as cadet Oomitlahder. pretty purpUrii-black. Sliibe toinitag the squadron til Powersere ftiid LuctodA FumeU. down.” was- another city hall sMiiiiTfeN iil» VduR b u d g e t Contest A lsuIso, , Midiaet______V.— iduum,------ttoit- A atM cbmbaiiy ^keaman opimiHi, . . -•.• New Alabama Drive dime 1902, he has served as «»ia0E TO ORDER” J0ijlR S ^ D J».^ aquad teader, flight leader, in- old R ^fietd, Prahk Rnbinentt, aaid Itk m y toe m et^h aa otuy An aide to Mayor Richard i. ;poil tormatioh dficer and executive Gene Russell, Valerie SaftieoH, beeu liaed dhce bewre to, archi baley tried to be calm. MONTCKOCroY. Ala. (A 0 P )^ But, toe banker said, he Was diReet-. Heather Scharier, deah Stter, tecture, alto^h It h^ B^i . "wa’re not at all upeat about empkjyed tor -.Htore to w su •r- JOrangeUat toiiy Grabam be- CbAvibcad BWk wfik iihtiUc. In addlUah to c o m d e ^ the Unda Siicer, behra SpeUmati, H,” ttaa aide said. "Nothing Is sroRfwfOf Eastier, Citizen's Council Raren taneev, Patricia tuwer, y e ^ to toe {Mddiictldil at rail happentag that wc didn't antici ■Mt the M toM pboM of too exU- requirement for his CAP certi- t r e i ^ cAra. •ade Id AlaJbama todays ^'Mh a tkieirinan d oto Ehtihgei- had fleate dt proficiency, he is eti- Erm Ward. Mark Wneelen der- pate. The building is getting VWRitail'to guard agatoat “wad said in a newspaper advertise rolled as a student pilot at ChkaM ’i dAtttoueae ind danker.” . ment, “ we feel that it was un- Bralhard Eleld. Ottide High H tgaisi h i^ M T MhthwtAU attcmd "R will Be an asset to Chicago ttoo StodOot- WvtvalB. foritkiato that t>r, Graham Rdy, who was notified by tele- Pamela Baldwin, Stevrii Beef- ^ | d toe rusttog pN>ceaa, he “ if It hlriis but the way It ipito etidrt tiy Hdb, Shd a tol- ccrild oidy be invited to Dothan Ot his acceptance to toe worth, Gayle Bell, SarhaHi ahould.” The aide paused, and At this particular time. Bergman, dane Birtm, tUthleen PRICES! bhdadoakt U OdOtab, then M d : “ But don't Oak me If m Academy, Is awali further IH- Acknbwiedttog ^ maltoih dhbtra bei« Sitoday “ We tecogniie,” toe fidver- formation on the dal : of tils en- carlo, dahice dark, fred dlem- spreAd e ritl^ m t t It Win.” tm rixlte to tliScklooaa for Usemeht. continued, "toe fact roUment. ent, Gladys CufcmAh. S aflok iMiSiaae aa the tmiMtoiy of toot he le & great showman And bdscher, cra lg Dmiriey, Amaid Kdm! MttmMWbRL^R*WbRR • • a iR^GRHP • •• awAaiwi K A M il sOAUHl to- toe leAdbig evkhgellst ih Ameri Erichsan, Suean Eagaa, Mar ca Ahd toat he Ik . sincerely jorie Eergo, tkane Grant, tm m >^res5riv b. i i i y S l i k e TfA iMitA sEaB tlMMay ttyihg to cohvert sinhers knd Secretiify Tegti Holden, Joniee darayttelu, dahn heautihil to aee ” lie SMkes- FREE tatottiiwauuib^^veiiH ty’e enedtuhge CUHsAiohs. deyk, Raymafkl ttircher, Hfan man am . ‘‘It’a gotog to uhfa a H w m w i toothu liud ahfl tueaday toght “ Oti the other habd, toe delib Cfedlt Card’s Hllpatriek,, bemee Lamace. cinnantoh hrown to About two DELIVERY At toadtUto before erate ahd premedita.ted biin- Rhea Lavigne, Hollar Niriter- MBharittog dn a twO-Week retriV- gltog of the audience, the ush All-Around Use b o h , William G H‘ it^ eifl, , Btephrii fy>r toetoftfttoa ttton iwa (lauiiderB, “ 1 ttohk k to ju k mmtIMa,” bundia of bouncing baby bargains for you! All fop qualify, fop brand ktradge to our way of life and 8AN ERANCISCO (AP) — A Oni&uh amoged a cotwerence email town giri from South Gak- today %Mh ftota and Negro einbatriissing to inahy of both ota la having a ball on free m ifams . . . on sale in all fhraa D&L sfores! eunilaet* in Mentgmhety aerv- Faces — 1s boUnd to be rtiis- credit. Dig on a totoporary cotohtlttee Uhdel-stood by some of each Ann Ayleeh Eoley’s assign to make preiuuinary arrange- ment is to live for a month on A fttehte lor the reVivAl here. ThcLatlcSehce, the ushers, the credit card, without spehding A Heavy raiitfaU almoat torCed choifs and the Obmmittees were M uiidayjTiM illRy dime in cash. Imported cotton slipons, cotton knit sweaters, Warmcel filled coverlets, chintz or scalloped canotoiatton of the toednd of toe ihtegrated. Ann, A secretary, made it A. Topper Sets for boys or fifirls, solid cot evitogbtM'a tto> ftreekand retdv- XHINKING cbcMf buy^nq cotton, colorful prints on white. Reg. $4. toimigh the first week Without and W tdnesday tons. Reg. $ 3 ...... 1 .DO sizes 1-3. Values to $ 3 ...... 1 .9 0 i i meettogH m Dothan Sunday havltig to spend atiy of the 50 2 4 N ) aftemOdh. More ttUto S.dOO toor- Tickets OH Sale cents she carries fo teleptkxie ttip p M «nare at tne u gh tobod tor extra cash if She needs it. Super-Right Quality, Juicy & Fla^rful B. Infants’ sun suits, stripe seersuckers and Infants’ creeper-sleeper, with feet. Checked Ataaium Arben Grahattl attived she found it preettcat in goii _ French crepe comforter and pillow eet, white and, atandtog on an improvlaed Foe House Tom* on Work assigrtmehta in differ cottons for girls and boys. Reg. $3 1 .9 0 cotton knit, med. and large. Reg. 2.50. platform, he eonUUctied a brief ent parts of tbWn to catty a 1.59 2 for $5 reverses to nursery print. Reg. $5. ... 3 . 9 0 Mridca beWAtfl toe dtohda. Miss Magda NeeiUk and Mrs. lunch. The first day she forgot C O L O R T V ? Later, for fttoaC kept trOM the Ailden Grant, co-chalrtnen of about something to drink. C. Babies’ cotton dresses, pink, blue, maize. atadium by toe weather, Gra- the ticket committee, have an- In a diary.oL her adventures, Nylon comforter and pillow set, floral print feani repeated to i iiieatotge oil nbuheeid that tickets are now Ann Ayleen wrote: HOMC DEMONSTRATION proves GROUND Reg. $ 3 ...... 14N> Hooded terry towel . . . or towel and wash with embroidered ruffle. Reg. $8 ... . 5 . 9 0 ttiiriiaton Avasahie for the spring House "I’m taking my cokes to work clpth set. Reg. $2 ...... 1.59 2 for $3 At toe outaet of tala televiaed Tour, sponsored by the Man now, so I don't have to be eh- ■eriltoh, ha- apoka of ‘ ‘aofne chester YWCA, to be held Sat vious of the girls with money for Large terry bibs, colored binding. Reg. 98c. r rather wUd rumoins” which urday, May 22, from 1 to 5 p.m. the vending machine.” 09^ 3 for $2 Rayon-nylon blanket, solid colors with 5” greeted him on his arrival at Ehght houses in Manchester Infants’ gift set; knit towel, washcloth, For her 25th birthday, Ann PERFECTED nursery print binding. Reg. $ 4 ...... 2 . 9 0 toe aoutoeaat Alabama dty. and Wapplng will be open dur Ayleen indulged what she re sacque and rattle. Reg. $8 ...... 1 .9 0 Tlmy dealt, he said, with ‘‘what ing the tour. gards as a practical whim that Insulated nursery bags. ’ toast. Reg. $6. to, was to happen and what I was Tiokets may be obtaihed from can save her grooming time. to do.” 3 J f Duo-Pack Blankets; one thermo blanket plus conUrUbtee ftliambers. At the T She bought a $150 wig. f h f BfEF Rayon-nylon blanket, 36 x 50 size, acetate ‘‘I hope toe next tlma yoli office at 7fl N. Main . St., and -“ ttook the day off from my COLOR TV one rayon-acrylic blanket. Reg. $7. bear rumors yOu will cdieck work to pick up my new wig,” satin binding. White and colors. Reg. $3. ...for all Manchester from several merchants in Man Flannelette pads, 12 x 14 size, 4 in pkg. both 4 . 9 0 them out,” Grahato admonished chester and Tri-City Shopping she wrote. "This has been my IN 3 1 .9 0 his viewers. “Rumors can be Plaza, Vernon. most expensive purchase so far p^-=i^ormer, H .A N D C R A F T E D Reg. $ 1 ...... 40t children in grade school very damaging to a communi- Other members of the ticket —$150 — and the most excit LB P N G W ” . committee Include Mrs. Fred ing.” Printed blanquilt, ruffled edge, heavyweight Cotton knit sacque set by famous maker 1 One of the unverified reports The next evening friends qualify f'jt qrijaf-.'i depi ndubilHy Infants’ and toddlers’ cardigan sweaters, Printed sacque and pan tie. Reg. 2.75 . . 1 .8 0 and Junior High levels erick P. Becker, Mrs. Aldridge or M O R E LB Quiltron rilling. Reg. $ 4 ...... 2 . 9 0 most prevaJent before Gr^iam Soucy, Mm. C. Easton Perry came over to the motel kitchen fancy knit orlons, white and colors. Reg. $3. arrived was that President ette — provided by the card — ansM MANtlTIB II 40c) Johnson had asked him to come and Mrs. FTancis J. .Fomes^. to help celebrate her birthday. 1 . 9 0 to Alabama because at recent Ami is the daughter of W. A. MyftoSiaMi Screen print blanket, white ground, 5” crepe Infants’ cotton knit bonnet. Reg. 89c . .5 9 ^ • just make up an original racial troubles. Foley, real estate man in Wat binding, 86 x 50 size. Reg. $ 4 ...... 2 . 0 0 Obviously with that and other Flower -tHsplays ertown, S.D. SUPW-RIOHT q u ality h e a v y s t e e r 3EEE Infants’ dress and slip sets, hand-made in the rumors in mind, the etangelW The credit card was furnished Philippines. Assorted colors. Reg. $3. 1 . 9 0 Infants’ terry stretch coverall, gripper or zip Mother's Day greeting card^ emphasized that his decis!^ to Subject of Class by the Bank of America as a CALL 643-2205 for preach in this state was prompt test of its versatility in every Print comforter, solid reverses to print crepe. front, cotton-nylon stretch. Reg. $3 . . 1 .9 0 for your Mom . . . and bring ed the invitations of religic^ day use. DEIMONICO STEAKS Orion shawls, fancy weave, white, maize, pink, jmd civil leaders. A seiiea Of four Claeses In 'The bank picked Ann from Quiltron filled. Reg. $4 ...... 2 . 9 0 blue. Reg. $ 4 ...... 2 . 9 0 *' At no time in his two sdrinotlb flower arrangtog fUf beginners othfer girls responding to an ad ' x Curity Diaper Pack special! Two free plaid sponsored by toe Mancheeter FREE HOME TRIAL it to D&L, Manchester Park- at Dothan did he ihentton AlA- vertisement because “ she b o n e 1 1 0 BONE- diapers with pack of 2 doz. regular diapers hama’s racieU problems, al- TWCA, Will begin Wednesday seemed to be the most enthusi ^ A N D Fitted crib sheets, sanforized, white, pastels l e ss lb #WT . IN LB 1i9 Orion bootie sets; sweaters, bonnet and at 5 . 9 5 toough he did say in his wCekiy at 7 :^ p.m. at the CoiliimUhlty astic About the project.” She is and prints. Reg. 1.29 ...... 9 9 ^ ode. “Hour of Decision'’ radio pro Y Building. a secretary for Manpower, Inc. brotie. Reg. $5 ...... gram Sunday that he felt Ala Mrs. Ralph B. ^aw Jr., vice A.. bama would solve its racial president of toe Pereimlal troubles long before some of the Planters Club, will b* the In- BIG TRADE ALLOWANCES m ajor cities in the North. •ttuctor. Among his visitors Sunday She will lecture and demon-* 1st PRIZE: $25 Gift CertMicatti was the vice chairman of the strate at-the firat class meeting ELASTIC pro-segregation Houston County and conduct workshops for the every for tho child plus a (Dothan) Citizens Council, next three sessions. HOSIERY little cotton knit the one and only $25 Gift Certificato former State Rep. Wallace Mai- For registration oc addi- one. Malone, a wealthy Dothan UoHol itoormotldh. oontaOt Uie for tho Mother! banker, told a newsman he 1 ^ y office, 79 N. Main St., be- i^or women and men ac- t b t MAY P A t asked for the interview to & tw’eeh 6 a.ih. and 3 piii'. the softness and BABYGRO iidrdlng to ybur doctor’s AS L o ^ 2nd PRIZE; $15* q ift CertH kott Graham “ know how kothe of us prescriptloh. LdWtstpRKiiliYtAKsi frit." SPAIN’S SHOE USE UP AS 3rd thru 10th PRIZES: He said he fold toe evangelist BXRGEl^NA — Per capita Jmm Fadw ljrge8lMiiilttlto|.MttiR comfort babies be thought the timing of Gha- oohsuihptldii of footwear, ih' M ^ 0 SURGICAL $2 Gift Ccrtificato bam 's visit wks unfortunate be- Spain roea from 1.06 pairs in | $U>l*Lf CO. cauae, as he expressed ^ some 19h to 1.15 ih lA64 and Is ex-1 itoO MAIN STREET thrive on/ thought he was “ cothtogihare to peeiad to raocii 1.26 pAlra 111 MANGHEgtER, CONN, ■tir up troubls.'' 1967. I lo F le i Hey kids! Enter this exciting contest now and: .| SAVI7'^ We show just 3 from our win valuable prizes for yourself and your Mom! huge collection of Car It’s fun, just make up a Mother’s Day card . . . StOtk Up your MANIC any shape, any style; Single sheet or fold-over, frditUr At ttiti ter's baby items. WEEKLY Idw lirlcDI F6R Balloon-light and cloud-soft cotton booklet dY accordion . . . use drawings, poems, ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER ' and stretch terry . . . one free flow cut-outs, photos . . . pen and ink, paints, crayons, toerjl GMllfar dleiii y 7 9 ° from patented no-seam shoulder to pencil . . . use anything at all, including your u M d iiiH B Pa y n ig h t g o w n ...... 1 . 7 5 square grow toe. Strategies from imagination! Make it as personal as you wish Open 214 HOUftS A DAY! AlamI he G m M vmiua new bom to toddler infant. . . for sa cq u e s e t ...... 2 J I 0 crawling, sleeping, playing or trav . . . a card you’d be proud to give your mwn. eling. Washes and dries in seconds, ^ All Manchester school children up to 9th grad® k im on o ...... ^.1.09 ne^s no ironing- White mid colors, f MORIARTY r r o t h e r s level are eligible, except children of D&L em i aTto^r mvim YOU WitH lilt MURt OF ANY TV lET IS IWE TUNE5 AMD LB H ploye®. Attach to your entry^af'paper with your 24. 24 mune, age, address, iihon® number and school. . . JANE Makllhiffit ORLY lENlYH HAD A HEARt OF IQ hl m K lIllirg R olfl PAAkto and depoait it in D&L’s Young Wwdd, Lower SAND^Icfl OE8 ■ r- ^ • '..I -a^» iD’"* ’ V*-- iNk .‘.r f ’ LeveLDecisimi of the judges is final HOUR HOUR fIIozin iOC 12 OZ f W L OH. i U r n i r A iioz m m p I DlUVIRt r a lL O ILS C iiOiit CloiW S«t..'iiaT l*t. 4 PJR. I C O R jm €OiU4E3t.
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OrVille Welch and .(own, wiU oelabrate tU 86th an indic()te(l ‘ today that more Americana than aver bo^pra win BEST PRODUCT me»Un« MajT 6 ftt 8 p m. at Mrs. Jo DCMalo of the South BLUE mm niversary toiqorrow night. ill th* rim- Jtna the W illing Klementery Windsor Country Players will The local Qrtn** was orfw - eral chairman...... - ih* alWr. bteveiabronb tbl* year- HARTFORD ROAD, Neur McKEE SohooJ. perform interpretive readings EVERY (sed on Afiril 23. lOW lit the Other rammlttee meinbepi In Ttois ie doatete- — and aoma ropF request* are tor slgTW from "The Thurber Camlval’’ tMaament of the Second Ci»crc- clude pev. John Riktaraikteraltl*. say portly btoaua* of — Preai lareeF thlm permitted. and "Joan of Arc.’’ gatlonal Caiurch, Wapping with treasurer; Mrs. Ti^v Hartneft. dant JotuMoAte affort to dtocour- “ TWiy S»! ; Also, Mrs. J. Watson Vibert, WEDNESDAY I2 charter membeps. •ecretw : Mr#.1. Robertm l poM. og* th* outpouring of U.8. tour- James l|Ieax:hain, Old Town curator of the Wood Library tat dollar* evaraea*. Museum, will speak about In Three year* after Its organi publicity, and Michael Modngno, ua., ftoriiyWe. Mr a *l«n at sation the O^ango had a mem ticket chainnan, a**l«tC(| by Aa part of bia campaign to dian lore t in Connecticut and curb th* gold drain, Johnaon i* fiSi Sulilran jive. This U en I the museum, which houses a bership of 22s. one of the larg John Paribault. zone. collection of Indian artifacts est Orangee in the otate at that Canperr l>rivDrive Paptai* plugging ifae* tha H.I.A.” vaca Colonial Outdoor Advertising time. Mrs. % Kingstey IlMtat. rasi tion trip*. I'ForaiKn traval Inc., 235 NewfieW Ave„ West and will be open to the public. sbould be eneaiicaged vriien we I Following the program re The Orange did a thriving ^ntlal chairman for tbs I8W L ^ Hartford, to allow construction freshments wlH be served by ^UT mQiA TiNBiB w a iiiN buslnes* in the early years in Cancer Crusade, has announced eon attard it, but not while our | of four twelve by twenty five Ure buying and eelUng of coal. the appointment of 2Q dlitrlct aymenU position remain* uv- foot poeter panels back-to-back the South Windsor Women’s Club. Charles J. Dewey, father of the captaina to asatst in tba house- ent," he eoid Feb. 10. Af These a t 1641 Rt. 5. Tbl* la an KC There will be time for brows present treaeurer, woa in to-nouse canvass for Ut* cain- According to preliminary esti* aone. matea here, about 8.3 million I Frank’s Pharmacy. 283 Oak ing sunong the many new books charge of this for eeveral years. on display as the library will be PORK LOINS For many years the members ifich captain will have charge Amarlcatto wept abroad in 1904. land Rd.. for a sign at the open until 10 p.ra. U.s^ books received trading cards which of a particular sscUon of the This hginre, a new high ( ^ s not SUPER same address. Th*s Is ^ RO which will be on sale for five Community and will be reapon- count travel to Canada and zone. " •ntitled them to discount* at aiblt for recruiting canvaoaers, Mexico which are considered Pyrofax Gas Corp.. 1608 cents. RIB LOIN certain Hartford stores. Floral decorations will be ar Although Wapping did not asoembUng aducattonal mate within tha dollar area. John Fitch Blvd., to allow two ranged by the South Wind.sor PORTION PORTION rials for crusade kite and for The travel count for 1M5 signs alt the same address. This )iave a hall of it* own, It* mem holding volunteer training meet Garden Club and the Valley bers contributed time and ma won’t be in Until next year. But G.E. is an RC zone. Planters Garden Club. ings. applications for passports are a Other requests include, a li Sons of Italy Honor Distinguished Member terial* for the erection of a hall The annual canvasa, sched No fines will be charged for on the second floor of the new B^mei of what to ex^ct — aTHl quor license, carnival, antique overdue books at either Sadd or uled for this week, will serve a business is booming fof the shop, repairers license and SERVE LOIN m o PORK ROAST. high echool 'building in 1887. dual purpose. In addition to SAVINGS State Department's paasp(7rt | calibration laboratory. Wood Memorial Libraries dur Ermano Garaventa, center, of^vlsion of United Aircraft Corp.,AST. Ratter volu* method ol euttine eivos you ntoro of the This wa* later used by the SPECIALS ing National Library Week. 109 N. Lakewood Circle, yester Windsor Locks, and Is program cording secretary, and the Rev. baccHis* oR roosta or* 7-rib cut. For m sm t ntiaing funds for the Ameidcan issuers. Frank and Helen A. Petraitis, desirable tenderlete section. Wapplnq Klcnientary Hchool. Cancer Society’s all-out war on The latest cumulative statis- 1006 Sullivan Avc., request a YMCA Speaker Set day received a plaque from manager for environmental con FYed Constantino of Holy Ro corvine, t|ioM reacts gre towfrl overtly. The hail wa* used as the The South Windsor Exchange Francis P. DellaFera, left, and trol system for the Lunar Ex sary parish, Bridgeport, state cancer, volunteers will bs dis tlcs show that for the first nine I ■variance to allo»w a package Orange meeting place until tributing literature describing months of the fiscal year which Uquot store permit at the same Club will hold its dinner meet Atty. Angelo Santaniello of cursion Module, a croft slated chaplain. It was announced that 1983. Then members contribut ing tonight at 6:30 at Howard New London. The award waa to land two astronauts on the the state Order of Sons of Italy cancer danger sigipas and em Will end June 10, passport appli address. This is a CX zone. of America will convene Sun CENTER til I ed toward the construction of phasizing Ihe importance o cations ran abow 13 per cent Browm Landers-Rattl Post Johnson’s Restaurant, Rt. 30. presented at the annual banquet moon. the Community House Church, Program chairman for the of the Manchester Owpter of The award reads, '"To Er day, Aug. 1. at Rosemount Res renlor health chsokupa. ahead of a year ago. 'Tlus sming GENERAL ELECTRIC 77, 50 Connecticut Blvd., Blast wfiere the meetinga have been By (Uviding the community GENERAL Hartford, request a temporary meeting is Howard Bannister. Sons of Italy of America at mano Garaventa from the Order taurant. There was dancing and ON the increase has been higher I^dwing the dinner Earl of Sons of Italy of America, entertainment after the dinner. held since it* construction. Into geogrtqibical dictricta, than that — about one-quarter and conditional patmit to per Rosemount Restaurant, Bolton. ROAST IIj There are 20 living past mem then neighborhoods and blocks, ELECTRIC mit the lahd use for a carni Robinson, assistant secretary of About 175 attended the event. Manchester, for recognition of Jill Britton, 10. and her sister, ahead of tha 1*64 level. your many contributions to our Joanne Britton, 8, presented an bers of the Grange: Levi Dew the committee hopes to reach val a t 212 Eaiingtou Rd. This is the Hartford County YMCA, Garaventa was the main PORK CHOPS ey. Mason WetheraU in Cali every home In town during the At this rate, the calendar 1965 I will :q>eak on the role of his or speaker at the banquet. He is community.” Atty. Santaniello exhibition of baton twirling, ac total of overaeaa trip* by Amer an I zone. robatic dancing and ballet. fornia, Eugene Platt, Franklin appeal. Refriseratorl Romeo J. awl Sleanor H. ganization in this area. assistant to the genera) mana is grand venerable of the order. icana could run well over .25 ger of Hamilton Standard, Di- Other guests included Louis (Herald photo by Pinto.) Wells. Alfred Stone in New District captains assisting the Chmeron, Oakland Rd., request Dlstrlet Hosts Hampshire, Francla Foster, drive Include Mrs. John Morris, million. Officials figwre the a specific exception to allow The Abe E. Miller American 1. a Mrs. William Maguire, Mrs. travelers’ dbllar outlays could Legion Post and Auxiliary were r a n u F {oS 39‘lLOiNmr um 49° Robert Watson, Harold Hart, exceed tost year’s 83 billion, the Bale of antiques, bric-a-brac tkms. He said he is not predict Homer Lane, Wallace Hall. John Flynn, Mrs. Richard Bar Frwzer and collectors items, and the hosts yesterday for the First ing riots like those in Harlem, rio, Mrs. Roy Browning, Mrs. enough to raise the U.S. deficit RANGES Walter G. Footer, Leonard repair of antiques at 118 Oak District meeting. Brooklyn, Philadelphia and oth Frank Btrzepek, Mrs. Norman on tourism by 8200 million. The Smoke Bomb Stalls er areas last year. Thrall, Dorothy Footer, Edwin gap was 8L* billion in 1964. land Rd. This is an R-30 zone. Kindergarten Meeting Barber. Levon Parmaklan, Bukman, Mrs. Robert Krauae, Joseph A. Pratt. 101 Clayton The South Windsor Coopera Dirksen, the GOP leader, said Mrs. Ame Obera, Mrs. Thomas A variety of reaaona are re Rd., East Hartford, requests a he would revise an escape Chester Ran, Hannah William*, ported behind the Uavel surge, I tive Kindergarten will hold an NtSrrhan Southergill. Raymond Monsees, Mrs. ’rhomes lAwton state hearing for a general re of>en meeting for this year’s clause but insisted it is needed and Mrs. Stephan Lockwood. among them Jpbnaob’s balance-1 RIGHT NOW at Maddox-Led Parade Livermore and Lotralne John pairer’s Mcenso on the premises parents tomorrow at 8 p.m. at to provide an Incentive for rtate Also, Mrs. Stuart Marsh, Mrs. of^yments campaign. of 25 Oakland Rd. This U an officials- to register voters and son. 'The President's acUop ective 1905 an I zone. John Swingen’s presentation for and rain. Maddox and his wife, difficiBt for stales to get out FREE by the Grange I* the WepningWepnlni: may be called for additional in tourists have a hunch they aay Ruth Fletcher, 33 Sunset Ter the annual gue^ night qf the Virginia, walked together under from under its provisions. APPLESAUCE TEA BAGS Fair, which wa* originally held formation. that with the Vlei Nam war GENERAL race, requests an appeal from Valley Planters Gar.'^pn Club. an umbrella. In —„ HilU’ Grove itarUng - la Church Kindergortea st-epping up the international the building inspector’s decision Maddox said the march was Fanner said the emphasis in DELIVERY 1895. Proceeds of the first fair situation could b* a lot worag in Mrs. Swingen holds a B.8. CORE demonstrations will be There ere atllh a few open- G.E. 30 Inch Automatic aECTR IC "just for freedom. We’re not M-ere used to procure a heater involving the parking of a trail degree in horticulture from away from street demonstra- i.ibel Inga for children who dtelre 1901. er in an A-20 X zone at the same OWo State University and has tearing up any churches, sleep for the Grange Hall. to enroll in the CtirtsUan day address. This Is an A-20 zone. received a certificate from the ing in the streets or having sex Your order for drug needs The fair waa discontinued school kindergarten clasMs Bimsst E. Reichlc, 27 Moun Tommy Brights School of Floral ual relations.” This was an ap and cosmetics will be taken ALL COLORS a .»—1_ AA between 1915 and 1928. but was sponsored by Our Savior PORTABLE tain Dr., requests a apecifle ex Design in Chicago. parent reference to Negro dem care of immediately. again held in 1929 and 1931. In l^theran Obursh. Any child In ception to aUpw a stone crusher She has taught in the science onstrations in Alabama. NOW OPEN! T O M . S O U P sconissuE 8 ■St*!®® 1945, Interest was revived and the community wiH five years to operate in an existing gravel department at the University Fists flew briefly at the New Tivosure Shoppe HXLLMAmi'S A A r It W8LS reorganized a* the Wap old by Dec. 31 is eligible for FarTh* pit on Neverg Rd. TWa property of Connecticut and while there York World’s Fair Sunday be ping Fair Inc. and during the enrollment. One claoa la filled RANGE DISH JEWELERS Is bounded on the north by Bes v/rote the bulletin, "Flower Ar tween Congress of Racial O d id jclD ItL SAUCE 1 0 ^9 7 ° MAYONNAISE '11^69° past 20 years has established a and only a few more applica Laili** It Waitiig sie Kervebs, east by Connect rangements for the Home”. Equality prfekets and a group of S. O. M. B. Prescription Pharmacy reputetlon for the (luaUty of tions can be accepted to com Easy to clean, accurate pushbutton controls, icut LJgbt and Power Co. right Mrs. Swingen has also demon black-jacketed youths who Manchester GRANULATED Its ejOiiblts, an annual parade plete a second class. Swtmsulta. Nuratng 0»d Ma spacious ovens, removable oven door, auto WASHER of -way, south by Sand Hill Rd. strated. flower arranging on tel called themselves the “Society Shopping Parkade 901 MAIN ST.—648-9821 POST CEREALS atth bands end floats, a "doodle Two morning (slaase* are ternity Braa, G lidl^ Vn|- and w ^ by NeversRd. This bug" contest between home matic clock control oven timer and roomy f ^ tlie ATi^ oM AlUe;i ^or the PrevenUon_ of Negroes R.tijl.*! tik.^N 14-oz. ALPHA BITS—8-oi. lanned and win operate from fornM, Dreaaea, Topa, Stretch storage drawer! Clean modem designs and la an R-20 zone. FTorist Association. Getting Everything. SUGA^ CRISP 9 oi. SUCREST SUGAR made outfUo and an auction of eptember through May. AP* Panto, etc. Public Hearing Set The public is invited to this Also in New York Sunday, the donated exhlbU article*. gplication* may be obtained by engineered for de^ndable performances. A public hearing will be held meeting which will be held at Student Non-Violent (Coordinat Your A $ H l k A The fair will be held Friday. contaesUng Mrs. Richard Stev- tonight at 8 at South Windsor the Avery St. School at 8:30 ing Committee announced it Choite pkgs. Bept. 10. and Saturday, Sept. era. 52 Woodland Dr. Glazier's High School on proposed re p.m. tomorrow. Mrs. Richard would rechlit 2,(X)0 college stu S < 11, this year. DUster Fund dents in an attempt to lobby 5 5 Coraat and Uolfotm S|wp visions to the town (iarter by Buying something hig? There are two Golden Sheaf Evans will be hostess. The todies auxIHariee of the Ml Malm 8 t.-A|aaolM*ter the charter revision commls- Art pisplay (Congress and unseat Missis members, Annie Vinton Ckilllns South Windsor Volunteer Sire ■ion. sippi’s five congressmen. and Levi T. Dewey, who were On display for the month at S i 5 9 ° Daportment is seeking now One of the major revisions the South Windsor Bank and James Forjnan, SNCXC’s exec- s w e t I e a s 2 4 5 ' initiated in 1894 and 1901 re and used kitohen utensils for AMElUCA'i FAVOItlTE *a jr „ ago. 1-WAY WASH of the charter as recommended Trust Go. are six landscape Oct M HFC spectively. Mrs. May Foster the American R«1 Croae dis G.L Self Cleaniig t e n by the cotmnlsslon is the num paintings by Mrs. Marguerite Barl^r was Inttated in 1893. but aster fund. ITi* drlv* will end 6 “ ^ 7 9 ° HEINZ k e t c h u p 2 •*•^ 4 9 * ^ ber of members of the board of S. Karlsen of 63 Fbster St. Big Purchase Loan lived In Now Jersey for several Friday. SYSTEM education and the niethod of Mrs. Karlsen has long been Hl-C years. Dewey held the position They will be used for the SPRINO their election to the board. active in and a charter mem CASH SAVINGS We’ie not recommending you SUNSWEET of master for three year* and flood victims of the mkhvcot. The commission proposes Matmuity PosWant ber of the South Windsor Art buy an elephant. But if there has served aa treasurer of the The following items are re th at the board be composed of League. AjU of the paintings on r i’ TO FRUIT DRINKS PRUNE JUICE Grange for the post 55 years- quested: poring knives. ptosUc IwliyiKiiH,. nine memben instead n*i>i'^'’'9S* SAVARINCOFFEE and her pupils. May 7 at iX i-ro- In tba^Munle GENERAL EulWtof Hearing Itopm- RANGES of five. Waidon V. ColUna. fqrmer ipol Buildinf Hearing Also an industrial develop WE PUT THE SURE IN . 0 . secretary from W 9 to 1984, A soft answer tumeth' ELECTRIC ment commission of 10 members VOKAI p u y w A tw m PIITAinr COFFEE will rewd the history of th« away few donr-te-dobf rather than six and three alter INSURANCE 20-ez.^ 1 0 Grange u bp has prepared It ^aaleamen... nates to the planning and zon for the aoU) (Mmlvengry oeie- UPRIQHT ing commission. 'Ibis would be a *11 NESCAFE bration. 9NETIK lioet deteclives wish 0 /v#s You Tri Level new aj^intment. wmL Uk Mull U.UJk.M i SB gtb«y canid m«du half 0*4 The local Orangs currently A full text of the proposed has 172 members, mad* up of iin n ^ tepney a* the actoo*^ changes is On flic at the ttnVn •AW* «** AA MAH 77 brotbem and 95 kteterf. ^ play d9t«cUv*a on Cooking Areas FREEZER elerk’s office. Clauch Barbecue Ubrm Fromm uHJilyi W e serve your a ^The 8tl iWiiUa of AMdol In honor of national library MACARONI CAMAY«> 7 2^38* Qturch wjii hold f) country aWlf week, the toiwn libraries will th i f^gbU present a three-part program best interests fnMwim nmvrccT^irr ^P*il9a w Glamorotlg exciting—an entirely new perspective in a t Wdod Memorial libFary to t M H The only one* whflHaten mpdem range degign and bennty. The ultitnRfo4n fesL night at r. fto Imth o ll^ of ah orgn-'t Ralph Kanha. well-known ■with B/ttYraoDs 9i.n99* fiimelese ccioking, wonderful autoraaticity and carefree artist and televesion persona]- LYSOLffi ment or* tha nsigh^ora. *177 A ^ ' "IB ' ' ' ■'yi'j'l l I , c|epnnhility. Tinly one of the wor| !*^~*** I WW* Ml tthll JOHNLJEHNEY AGENCY v f 9 i ¥OUR in p b p» e : nDENT d e : AGENCY yilAM I. Ua Aaseehle pi O lllliist tu U tt Prices e f f e c t iv e ^ ! 357 E. CENTTBR ST.—643-411*7' SI 142 EAST CENTIB SmOT, MANCH0TM C. LEROY NOR] ON L. NORRIS * , ■ . ' ' ■ ■ ' ‘ '■ ■■ ■ Wkadi«eter.'BBiMo--MI4tif Tpkp. We«t—43^n Dally 9:30 AJCidWtoHL' I Vi'’ A rt ■- jli r* tf-.a itX!iJ >■ >! MM’ £SL.^^£ff&i fe <^:.iidijiM^ifMt;.20.1^65 . . PAGE TWELVE VANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANQHESTER, (X)NN., MONDAY, APRIL 2g, 1M 8 ton. Pine Ridge flva ginndedilldran and thna MiM Susan Knight. 68 Dr., Sm oke ITiEEt flTtTI(trWll1r^ Many Want Cheney House Police Raid Mias Barbara Dunn, 8 H ^ a ^ ^ T h e funbral will ha held 12th Circuit Rd.; Vincent Blesladeckl. 88 Obituary Wednesday at # a-m. from the Grand Ave., Rockville; Mias Area W oman Holmes BVneral Ifome, 400 Main But Offers Are Impractical Court Cases Cock Fight Jeannette Dufour, 33 Edward St, Manchester, with a solemn SL; Mrs. Mildred L a w to n . 180 high Mass of resecuted under gument. The armouncement did Washington, D. C. Driving School. Miss Martone EASY. WEEKLt j^AYMUNtS! j visiting hours are 2 to 8 pjn. was giving lesaons at the'time grees from Depauw University, Burial will be ta Buckland Cem statute passed in 1870. The j not say when the argument Mrs. John C. Rleg, regent, ac WUHmantic Brown University, Temple Uni- etery. partment also said Cox’ dlsmis- {would be heard, and. under the all areas excepting nu^r- to 20-year-old Beverly Damiani cepted the citation Tlhursday to nlty where they are 2 to 4 pjn. of Waterbury, police said. yersity and Boston University. Friends may cafi at the fu sal of the misdemeanar counts tribunal’s present schedule, the Waahington for the chapter, ta The Rev. WiUism PhUpot o f A i»tlve of Clinton, Iowa, he neral home tomorrow from 3 to was erremoous. | case would not be called before and 6:30 to 8 p.m. and private A fire ta South Windsor late Mriilifii was one of the two rooms where they are 10 arn. New Haven will be the main Sunday night claimed the Ufa was the son and grandson of 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. Counsel for the 17 defendants i the fall terin, beginning Oct. 4. chapters of Connecticut’s 56 ministers, both who served ta to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested speaker at a meeting of the of Mrs. Dorothy BrasseQ, 36. chapters to qualify. not to smoke ta pattents’ rooms. ESCORT tv the Methodist Northwest Indl- The other fatal fire occurred Mrs. Ella F. Burr made his home; two daughters, The award Is given for ex Greater WilUmantio Human ’-' Sna Conference. SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. No more than two vtsttors at ta a parked car in East Haven ‘ ( Mrs. Ulsford OardiU o f Derby cellence ta achle'^g the pur one time per patient. man Rights Council when that early Sunday merritag. He served as American Bible EUa Fairchild Burr, 88, of 972 Fire Victims group meets Wednesday at 8 - r t - Society secretary from 1946-56 Line, Vt., and Miss Doris E. poses of DAR, which are edu PoUce said Thomas 8. Meeker {Main St., widow of Louis St cational, historical and patri p.m. ta the auditorium of the and as Captain Chaplain since Clair Bxtrr, died yeoterday at a Beerworth of RockvUle; and Patimits Today: 228 Sr., 50, apparently dropped a 1943. He authored a book, “God five grandchUdrwi, the Rev. Seek House otic. In addition to completing ADMITTED SATURDAY: Connecticut Light and Power cigarette on the seat, which bs- South Windsor convsiescent these purposes, the Manchester Co. ta WUlimantic. on a BatUewagon." home. David C. CarglU, rector of St. James Tzimonlls, Lynwood Dr., gan to smolder and filled tbs Dr. Claypool preached ta Mark’s Episcopal Church, Syra Saturday’s fire -victims, chapter presented scholarships, Bolton; Mrs. Julfa Trueadale, It is expected that the Negro car with smoke. Meeker was Born ta Middletown, ^ history medals and Good Citi minister wUl discuss his unsuc' Manchester on several occa moved to South Windsor ta cuse, N.'Y., Mrs. Richard O. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Heri South Windsor; Mrs. Della probably dead of asphyxiation sions before coming to Bolton. PhUlips o f Pelham. N. Y., Rob tage and their seven young zen pins to students in Man Mitchell, South Windsor; Ru cesaful attempts over a nine- befot« the car burnt into flame, 1936 from Manchester where (taudren, are de^erately in chester schools. An increase ta year period to get membemhlp In 1948 he occupied the puiffit she had lived since 1905. 'While ert W. Beerworth, Donald W. dolph Swanback, Wapping; Da police said. of South Methodist Church for Beerw(»lh and Steven G. Beer need of an apartment, said membership. Including a speci vid Kandrysawtz, Blast Hart rights ta the Andover Lake In Barkhamsted, 5 • year - ^ ta Manchester, she founded the Mrs. Elaine Sweet, secre fied number of Junior members, Property Ownero Association three Sundays while the church Cradle Reration of PhUUps, rector of ,the, Church Ronald Starkweather, 19 Han' were cleaurtag a piece of land, cs. of the Redeemer ih Pelliam, wiU morning. Chapter which contributed to ; naway SL lake should carry with it the state poOionoe said. Survivors include his wife, the buslneas ta 1946 iqxm the An aunt, Mrs. Florence the state’s recognition Included ADMITTED YB38TERDAY: right to use the lake. death of her husband, retiring officiate. Burial will be in New Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon Clay- port Center, 'Vt. Lines of 86 Bissell St., heis a window display and the pres- Samuel TaggarL 7 Byron Rd.; The Andover Lake Manage pool; a son, Sheldon Claypool, ta 1960. taken in the famUy tempo entatlon of a picture, "The | Mrs. Josephine Felice, 60 Birch ment Association asked for an Mrs. Burr, a life member of Friends may call at the fu Indian Sources a lay leader and lay preacher neral home tonight from 7 to rarily, but her house te Signing of the Constitution,’’ to |SL; James Dailey, 15 EUtagton injunction last Dec. 1 to bar the ' at High Ridge Methodist the Women’s Christian Tem small and quarters are 9. the Mary Cheney Library. 1 xve., RockviUe; Mrs. ArUne Rev. Mr. PhUpot and hU fam Claim Pakistani • Aii-channalRHF-UHF reception with the new G-E Sjw- Church, Stamford; two daugh perance Union, served as state cramped, said Mrs. Sweet. These activities took place in Maynard, 32 Dover Rd.; Jamie Uy from ustag the lake. This • All-channel'VHF-UHF reception with the new G-E Tandem ters, Mrs. Harry F. Holm of president for the organization The couple Is looking for September dlirlng Constitution i AngrionI, Mountain Dr., Ver- action was taken over five B ord er Attacks chfo-lite "82" illuminated tuning system featuring the fS2”.tuning system featuring the exclusive "410" perma- Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Jetan from 1966 to 1946. She a six-room apartment with Week. I non; Mtaga Dana, EUtagton; months after the “wade-ln” by exclusive "410” permatronic transistor tuner, BC. Olson of Patchogue, N. T., was also a memher of the Funerals four bedrooms. The chU- tronic transistoMuner. , , . _ - ^ Persons who can prove a dl- Mrs. Amelia Breznlak, 27 Wad- him and hU famUy last June 22. (Continued from Page One) fi G -E jjjnq jlim iture’’ Cabinetry teatljrlllk Hifitchiti webd and six granchildren. First Congregational Church of dren range in age from 1 to rect relationship to a revolu-| del] Rd.; Mrs. Helen Holmquist, No decUlon from the court has akie 6*112’’ 5V3I frdh(-Hlb(im^ G-E 3|»8Ml’...dir«CtlN'g Funeral services wlH be held South Windsor and South 13 years. Heritage is em veheers and hardwood ioillJs In autherttic petW design. tound to YOU! Fred J. Krawlec ployed with an East Hart tlonary ancestor are eligible to 39 Whitney Rd.; Mrs. Agnes been announced up to now. ed pressing for an taunedlate Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Haven Wtadsor Historical Society. The funeral of Fred J. KrU' become members of DAR. Palozle, Broad Brook; Miss No attempt was made to cease-fire and resumption of fiAvailahJIe Wlh M "Ftether-Tpudi" Ttfinllltorirad Re- Methodist Church, East Pro- Survivors include a dair^ter, ford trucking firm.. il HfindSfifhfi 0ia§tlc lUg^fl-type iibndli^ wlec o f 22 Liodge Dr. was held Janice Bordtai, Stafford stop the PhUpots in using the talks on the territorial dispute. thoia (kmtrdL iti*' G.I gdeoce. Bishop James K. Mat Mrs. WlUlam R. Tuthill o f Saturday morning from the Springs; Dale Miller, Somers; lake although a Lake Associa British India was partitioned • CMMniihl tKiKt obHM lI-eaiy lb tie, miy to UA thews of the denomination’s Hertford; three sons, Myron F. William TronsdeU, RBT5 1, tion official was present. A into sovereign India and Pakis Boston area will officiate. {Burr o f South Windsor, Rob Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Quad-Cities Area Main St., with a Mass of re' P&W Will Erect RockviUe; Gary and WlUlam number of lake residents Joined tan ta 1947, 'but the frontier . Setaiil-teliip kiiibhiktio Friends may cali tomorrow ert D. Burr of Tarrytown, N.Y., Q tH t tt from 7 to 9 pjn. at the J. H. qulem at the Cburch of the As Jeremias, RFD 2, Vemon; Mrs. the PhUpot famUy, and it was along the Raim of Kutch was JO ovtehjUhW-.. and Francis K. Burr of Dan' W atches, Waits Alice Perry, 38 Irving SL; Ken reported that all had an en never marked. It la a barren m WdUiama and Co. Funeral vers. Mass.; 11 granxichiklren sumption. Rev. Ekjgene E. 2 New Buildings a Full SO” oven .. Home, 210 Taunton Ave., East Torpey of St. James Church of neth Raymo, South Windsor; joyable two houra or so of salt waste, flooded dtuing the a Retaovable dooi* for eaty and 10 great-grandchlklren. Mrs. Mona LaVlgne, Talcott- swimming and visiting. monsoon season.’'Reports of oil t ’d f dH ly Provid^ice. Funeral services will be held ficiated. Paul Chetalet was the Constructioo wlU soon begin (Conttaned from Page One) cleaning The family requests that, in organist and soloist, ^rtal was on two new buUdtags at Pratt vllle; Miss Margaret McLean, deposits under the wasteland a No-drip raised edge tomorrow at 2 pm. at the Wat in St. James' Cemetery where An official said that 166 of 188 10 Elm SL, Ro^viUe; Robert Maaciieator Evening Herald have given it new Importanca. heu of flowers, those willing kins West Funeral Home, 142 and Whitney Atreraft’s East a Year warranty on parts and Father Torpey read the com houses In an Ekust Moltae Green, 162 BisseU SL; James Andover correspondent, Law- I N A k i A IfUHir to do so may make memorial E. Center St., {Manchester. The Hartford plant that will add ap- Legal Notices ' contributions to the Three- mittal service. ' proximateily 700,000 square fe^ housing authority were InuiKhtt- Woods, Hatch HIU Rd., Vemon; renoe Moe, teL 742-6798. Rev. John Post, district super Charles Fabian, Coventry. Fold Challenge Capitol Fund, Bearers were Richard Kerr, to the existing 4.8 mllUon square ed. AT A COURT OP PROBATE, ITIRIO intendent of the Norwich Dis Joseph Campoeeo, Mortimer In Davenport, Iowa, workmen ADMITTEID TODAY; Mrs. Division of Northeast South trict of the Methodist Church, feet of its engineering, menu held at Maocheeter, within and for AMiM, M ern Conference, 31 King S t, Morlarty, -David White, James facturing and ^fice space. waded through waist- deep Margareit I>aley, South Wind the Dlatrtct of Manchealer.^on the will Burial will be ta Mistretta and John Curtin. water to remove mechanisms sor. 19th day of April, 1966. mdiitli^: "'eiKuiai: {Putnam. Elast C e ^ te ry , Manchester. The two structures will be Preient, Hon. John. J. Wallett. from parking meters so they BIRTHS SATURDAY: A Events Judge. ^ , E489.98. NOW Friends "may call at the fu built on oomfiany-owned prop would not rust when the crest John E. Kessler erty off Willow St., at the ea^- son to Mr. and Mra BYederlck BaUOe of Rachel Vlckennan. late WAPPING — Funeral serv neral home tonight from 7 to 9. hits. /r Beecher, Wapping; a daughter of Manchester, In laid Dlatrtct de < 'The fam ily suggests that Boy Hooks Boy'— em end of the factory, and are The river apparently leveled ceased. ices for John E. Kessler of Hart scheduled for occupancy ta the to the Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth The Executor having exhlbtted those who wish to do so may ta DUbuque. ’Die rt^Soaked Gustafson, 82 Vermm ftt. In State his adminlstratloo account with said 1.00 ford, son of Mrs. Christine E. middle of next year. Kessler of 199 Pine Tree Lane, contribute to the Women’s With Fish Hook Dubuque dikes held as the river BIRTHB •YBSTERDAY: A estate to this Court for aUawsnee, Christian Temperance Union Some of the P&W Manches U is Wapping. who Was found stab reached Us apparent crest near daughter to" Mr.- and Mrs.' Jo (Conttnued from Page One) ORDERED; That the UUi day of bed to death In his apartment Education Fund, W Farming- A fish hook landed a 93-pound ter operations In the former ly 10 feet above flood stage. seph Qehringer, 33 Crest I>r., May, 1966, at ten o'clock forenoon Saturday morning, will be held ton Ave., Hartford, boy Friday and left him in bed Cheney Mills are expected to "I am confident we have tMs Vemon; a eon to Mr. and Mrs. tional Bank on March 29. None at ine Probate Office in the Mu be affected by the announce nicipal Building in said Manchester, tonight at 8 at the Newkirk and today with iaui earaw:he and a thing licked," said Mayor Rob Alfned Cavedon, 567 School of the 388,600 taken ta the hold be and the same is asaigned for a Whitney Ftineral Home, 318 E. Carlton Pease cold. ment. ert Horgan of Dubuque. "We Rd., Bolton: a son to Mr. and up has been recovered. hearing on the allowance of said ad'‘ if ybH thirik you'll need dny GoRlf’M l^trie Burnside Ave., East Hartford. EUANGTON — E. Carlton The youngster, John Rivers, In making the announcement, are going to wtn." (Mrs. Kenneth Guymip, 167 N. Judge M. Joseph Blumenfeld ministration account with said esJ H. M. Homer, chairman of the Damage in HUnoia was esti tate, ascertainment of distributees AjipllanceS br TV In the n ^ r ^ i The Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, pas Pease,’ 70, of Someik Rd., died son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rivers Main SL; a dau^ter to Mr. dismissed the charge at the re end order of distribution, end this. tor of Wapping Community late Seuturady night at’ his home. of 16 Church SL, went fishing parent United Aircraft Corp., mated by Gov. Otto Kemer at and Mrs. Michael Cofoum, Cov quest of U. S. Atty. Jon O. Court directs that notice of the time \A nbw. The idvings ore TerrHIt! Church, Congregational, will of He was a milk dealer ta this at Center Springs Pond with a said that the new, modem qoin- 330 miUlon. entry. Newman. • and place assigned for said hearing struction will include a 500,000 The Red Cross said it was be given to all persona known to be ficiate. Burial will be tomor area. friend, who had to make the BIRTHB TODAY: A son to "The government has not bad interested therein to appear and ba. row at 1 p.m. at Forest Hill Mr. Pease was bom in El- elght-ycar-old’s cast. In doing square foot, one-stoty materials feeding about 4,300 flood work Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tatater, aufficlent evidenoe to establish heard thereon by publwbing a copy Cemetery, Somerton, Pa. Bngton, Feb. 28, 1896, a son of 80 he inadvertently caught the center and a 200,000 square foot, ers and housing 760 persons ta Mansfield; a daughter to Mr. guilt bsyond a reasonable of this order in some newipapw Eidgar and Margaret Nichols three-Btory office building, both Iowa and lUinols. Red Cross having a ctrculaiUon in said Distriot, Friends may call .at the fu hook in John’s cheek. and Mrs. Robert Caterino, 44 doubt," Newman said. at least seven days before the day neral home tonight from 7 until Pease, and was a life long resi with exteriora of pre-cast con officials' estimated that 86,000 WqUa St.; a daughter to bft. of said bearing, and by mailing on- The hook was removed at persons had been forced from the time of the funeral. dent of this town. He was a Manchester Memorial Hospital crete pcuiels. and Mia. Frank 'Vuclc, South Crath Victim Die* or before A ^ l 23. 19*6, by certi Here*i^0iineral Elecfric^s Other survivors Include his member of Ellington Oongreg;a- Construction of the materials their homes ta the two states. At Windsor. fied mall, a copy of said order te but John's family didn’t leave the flood's peak In Minnesota, BAR'iFORD (i^ )-^ Univer Mary A Oseila, 4 Village 8t.. Han.>' lather and a sister. tional Church, EUUngton Grange, off kidding him as being the center, which will be 900 feet DISCHARGED SATURDAY: chesler. C ^ . ; Edith H. Vlckerf* Top Ot The Line Stereo Fayette Ledge of Masons, and “catch" long and 500 feet wide, is ex an estimated 28,000 persons fled Peter Racine. 124 Fiwenix St., sity of Hartford student, injured man, 20 RoMevelt St, Manche»- 12 Cu. FL from their homes. A ]^ 19 in a motor scooter acci ter, O o ^ ; Clan Hemingway, 46 Yvonne Pearson Hope Chapter. Order of Eastern So «,^saturdavon Saturday, when the pected to substantially cut the Vemon; Mrs. EUeanor Bnunert- ROCKVILLE—Yvonne Marie Star. dlvision’a handling cost by cen bV, 118 Henry St.; Scot Des- dent, died at Hartford HoaiUtal ’Unden St.. 'Maacbeater, Oonn.; Hw Rivers famUy visited relatives Sunday Mgbt. tert Hemingway, 84 H e ^ St;* Pearson, infant daughter of Survivora include his wile, In Rhode Island, young John, tralizing the receiving and stor rorier, 29 Tarry R d.; BVancls Patrfaav^ 1|m .; Ronald iTvlckerl REFRI6EUT0R-FREEZER Mrs. Rachel Sloan Pease; a age of raw materiala and ports, McLaughlin, 14 Kni^ton St.; Jay L. Krieger, 18, of Great n ^ , 4M| Plftti Ave. SouUi, Robert W. and Arlpne Callahan atlU smarting, went off to ex Public Records PMereburg, nortda: Jane V. Mes 104PEAKER STEREO Pearson of 125 Orchard St., died daughter, Mrs. Betty Jame and by expediting the flow of Mrs. Julia Lemek, 42 Hammond Neck, N.Y., had been on the Bergstrom of ElUngton; a son, plore by himself. c r i t i c itet alnoe ttw accident. Monday at Hartford Hospital Some time later when the lad toe materials to the main fac St., RockviUe; Mn. Amtta Ol- lOo Wnits. A tt.-f'k .tji Roger C. Pease of Vemon; a t o r . Warrantee Deeds bert, 40 Summer St.; Mm. JuUa Krieger was hurt when Ma shortly after birth. hadn’t return, his parents went motor scooter struck a car turn- Other survivors Include her sister, Mrs. Ruth Davidson of 1m matertels center will be Alfred R. Wilkie Jr. and Betty Romstto, 98 Lake SL; Roger $680. N O W out looktag and came upon him L. Wilkie to Sabaitino F. OiGre tag into a driveway off Fanutag- comb, N. Y,; WH, ilk* use del by. » " maternal grandparents, Mr. and St. Petersburg, Fla., and five connected to the main plant by Aubrey, Ellington; Miss Teirt regtsterm ajr mall to 189 —standing knee deep in a near grandchildren. a system of ramps and wlH gorlo, Benjamin A. Fescucol Doughty, 336 LydaR St.; Mrs. ton A’vemle. Lime Newsome, 20 Brin Mrs. Peter Callahan of Broad by swamp. Westborough, Dewsbunr, Yorkehiri^ Brook. Funeral services will be held house administraUon offices ta and Natalie Pascuccl, property Gloria Belotti, 25 Fox HW Dr., Bnglaad! P a 111 e Newsome, •$, Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the El John preferred the swamp to at 56 Elizabeth Dr. a S bif-dell'di^g fitui irottota Graveside services will be held further kidding. Today he’s con its 20,000 square foot mezzanine RockvUle; Mrs. Sylvia Meiri- School Rantacked Brunewtek. St,. Weetborotigh. Dews-. tomorrow at the conveni^ce of Ungton Congregational Church. level. Green Manor Estates Inc. to man, Prospect; Mm. Katberipe WILUMANTTC (AP) - Bugw buiT. Tprfcihlm, Itegland and re- * The Rev. Wayne Sandau, pas tinuing bis vacation from Lin John A. MacDonald and Char tuni make thia Oooit. • 6 ieiei fbe^r Unit the family at Mt. St. Boiedict coln School—ta bed. Charles DuBose of Hartford MttcbeU, South WindeolrKBeail' gtara broke taito a safe atid raiv- „ lOTO J, WALLETT. Judga* Cemetery, Bloomfield. tor, wiU officiate, assisted by has drawn the preUmtaoiy ar lotte E. MacDonald, property on ford Dake, W'CtberBflM; - Mm. aseked offlCM of ths Wlqd- : W. Davidto Keith. Atty. ’ W i Efielualve fill cooler The Taylor and Modeen Fu the Rev. R. AlUson Heaps. Bur chitectural plans and James S. Riohmend Rd. Catbertae Lonagon, 808 Wood- bam RagictMtl Tschntaol Sotaooi ial will be ta EUtagton Center AT A COURT OP pr o b a te ,' neral Home, 136 S. Main St., Mtages & Associates Is the de I. R. atich Associates Iik . to bridge St.; Lucius Sherman, 37 duriog the iTMktod. Idjtt... Hancneeter,______, wftbln A&d tot*' a'Y e^ m uiria^ on p4rta fiild lAlM^ * West Hartford, is ta charge of Cemetery. Sweaters Stolen sign engineer. The general oon- Joseph J. LaVae and Christine Cottage St., RockviUe; Mm. P^oa CUsf PtalUlp M. Rom District of Mancheater,. on mA Friends may call at the Ladd A. LaVae, property at 150 Bryan arrangements. traotor has not been selected. Hasal F M i^ , 186 Vemon Ave., said the thtevaa forcad a door i ^ M b iiriit Funeral Home, 19 EUtagton In House Break Dr. RockvUle; Sharon Warren, to grt into the school, then wa- m J. Wriittt.: Anthony T. Petraltls Ave., RockvUle, tomorrow from Elnuna E. Gregory to Robert RFD 2; Raymond Nason, OoV' vw n M y naad M* to SOUTH WINDSOR—Anthony 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m, W. Oslnen and Constance D. entry; WRUam Benes, Stafford break into one at the offices The family requests that those IPoUice are Investigating Cong Aggression The executor utvlng exMbked bias “iAU .0 ^ 9AU“ T. Petraltls, 75, 1000 SuUlvan Oalnen, p r t ^ iiy at 660 Spring George \ GUUs, Bast vritere the safe was located. , wishing to do so may make oon> weekend break into the home of administration acoount wfth said Ave., died this morning at Man' David J. McGowan at 34 Carol SL Tbaddeus Grttser, Rom aeld a bole had been BARLY BUYBRS GET THE BEST PICKINGSi ebeeter Memorial Hospital. tributlons to the EUtagton ‘More Flagrant’ John B. DeQuattro to Cbarlea Wapptag; Joyce Piggim; l/Mfoti bored in Um walk4n sate and ORDfBf^D; That tae ^ Church Memorial Fund. Dr. In which several sweaters Mr. Petraitis was bom ta were reported stolen but money E. Rieka, property at 42 BJim Dr., RookvlUe; Jane Ely, RFD that mveral otfiom wars ran- Itthuania, Oct. 15, 1889, and Terr, 8. ’Vemon; Bdirard Asaefin, aadmd. Labne D. Beerworth and cameras aooessible to the (OeattBued troas Page One) bos lived ta South Wlndmr 60 thief were not touched. Attachment of Beal Eatato Boat Hartford; Oartar Biddle, Ha aaid aaveral bundred dol- r OCKVJIAB: —, Leone 1 ^ years. He formerly bad a large' Sesren eweateia valuefi at — a-.reterence to tbs Maatfar Paul Mlsaetl d-b-a Fad’s RFD 2, Bolton; Napoleop WUte, tare waa taken from Rm eafo. lohacoo and potato fhrm before Forest Beerworth, 87, of 6 -Ann euffered. by the French at ^ Paint, and WaOpeper agataat 67 Pina BL; Gsoe LaChaaoa, Rdm.estliilated damage to the \ If St, died eoriy yesterday piocn-' aibout $70. were apparently the fi iLEfifUlc ifo ti meraUng Sunnyride Market oq Oeon* Oonverae, property at 833 Adam S t; Ratah Bdwacda, bdU fag alt about 31,000. .1 only Itetna taken by the thief hands of the Oommunist Viet- tag ta RbdrvtUe. Wadsmxtb 8L, 33,000.. ’ *1 ^ . M BuOivan Ava. tar about 3Q who watered- the dweUtag ,bor mbdi Jtrl964. ' ‘ V EUtagton; Mra. Martaa Look- • Fldli yaan until Ua retirement four He utM ))om ' ta \ iMe^lfMd, tiweefi'about Jiooii' aatwxSay and - —Tlie..atr stiikee bit th tM o^ Julenieirt f Inn Baat Haitford; Mlsa Kattiy' ' rilU;OQfiT f3M6. t lS L y e a n ago. ani^ -ah,V3^;. 4:80 yestefttay' aftentoon: Tbs havt latQInitipa Hbger, t v o i fiabviee Xoc. , 184 Ctartar Oak Bt: WATBHBtmT (A ^ ~ A fin He was a oommimirant of I 1878,8, A.&pn’ ^ Is ^ . lift, roO^ tool s3t«cbed r Uthuanian Society, Thompeon- ntaet o f' J)Js ’ life, lie , '' ** to A' ,lk)wfer,- .ohowad ■ liOOBMS St.; Mra. JsaiMM BamiaiM and fiooga of k four-atoty, 18-1 vUte. R(0ckvll]6 fiipm eigao-^lP oavloB bean v, nin- , . Ridw ^^H ri .Psdeta<»ts, 769 danghtyr, 14. Proetpr iMt; liia. toaament Sunday, oauatag fin aa- Survivora include Ua wile.^ years s«?-.M)hile «i0ke?L, '• ^ '.i.J.' ^Qpnter BLfM d Sally Ann Bsu- Emrariy W«Ster -and ac6i,'':^M Umated 33,300 damage. Two Mra Mwry Cyganus PetnUUa'i vUte; IM wsA entaloi^ the ,| ib s BvAm t. 100 OanqpfMd R d„ Ooleman Rd.^ Mra OaR^ ttnm aa wfiM hurt Atmla tera soos, Joseph R. -Petraltls wooa-' fiiar -wiii Tpite.; Ifini. ZkHiiltty'QratB and waa admitted AVINGS Yt>U NCUt=R IHOUGHT POSSIBLF lA V I IIR to N(l%! South Windsor;- a daughter,^ ardtidwwfifiijE. bust-- Antbony llbriaaoe,'' 15 ■ ■ r ,‘WanSv- nUal autteetaf from smoke hr Mi l Joseph StriiUke of Htni the iloibr. F a trolsiia , and OsM Margwat HARGTO T HIS T.E R-. haMfoh.6n^< waa- a brettjsr, eeph MBianMI at. May s. DAt: Jrtl HsraM, i.m 1, of Tonaads. gAfbnl, fit* .*• '• CburiBlL ' ' ^ BookrtU arAttk. Oafot'^HbngSiF I ' •> ff' . ■ w ’ 'I . ' 4 V ttW. d ' f ' “ A* f m - b-' PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1966 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1966
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with BlAJOR HOOPLE LITTLE SPORIS B Y R O U S O N ^ l u m b i a * Fsral Animols
. a [ 41 DouMiie animal Officer Slate dSKatdNTifatlNr HSri-Hftl/TieiJR BLUNDBiriNO BTUnbv- irkiih walBht •Flaaafnsia MHeadgjeco teen members and “ anyone In- SB Maiden aoond madieally __ in Joining Is welcome T n r u h o " H r to attend the next meeting: May P !" The officers wUl meet Ttiurs- IT re • mi fcr^«W »•«., gey at the home of John Sulll- tec. Civil Defense director who I TM ti». ux M. m . I i n h advisor to the poet, to dta- S a y t e r \ euM arranyemente for a char A L L Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN "WAS rtXDlNS ter for the ckib. OUT ON HER=: Cerebto also expressed the y e a h ; t h a t l l l e a r n WHATTM 5 T -tub's "deepert graUtude” te YOU NOT T&ET FUNNY t Thoma.s MIMer o f Troop 48 for WTTH TH'LIKES OF ME/ ; 3 " the ftfl of a record book for the s^retary and an account book for the treasurer. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 90 Dues wUl be fifty cents meeting: which pays for lnsig:na, uniforms, field trips and equip ment. The first commiUee for the CD amateur radio Includes Robert Ceretto, chairman, Ml- 46 46 ohael Riquler and George Spin- BBtO. Ceretto stressed the fact that TTIXS one need not be a scout to Join ‘ l - U the post. 62 54 Town OOP to Meet Any Republican desiring to ST become a candidate for elec Red Cross volunteers, Mrs. Thomas L. Connolly and Mrs. Karl Kopplin, ready tion to town office in the Oc posters for Operation Kitchen Kit. (Herald photo by Pinto.) BY AL VERMEER tober eleotiona, is asked to at FOP M K" 28 teno a meeting of the Republl fe:*h^m rrs] c»n Town CommiUee May 12 at BY J. B. W ILLIAM S I p.m. in Yeomana Hall. Funds Available aOM4S IK) C)!®' OUT OUR W AY The town iw >, I I h. t>Fti,*l best in the state and superior Temperatures will be on the The Red Cross had estimated to most. cool side. that more than 6,000 families two more times. And there are hand “h will be the biggest thing of its kind in the city when Church Member Feted There Is a chance that a few have been affected so far as the at Stop & Shop Mrs. Walter Card, a charter thunderstorms will be hidden Mississippi's swelling waters some completer pieces available at very H’s finished . . . sleeps 1,500 peopleT within the heavy cloudinesa this member and long time treas cootinue to forge through sec special low prices, too! urer of the Women's Guild of aftemcKm and early tonight. tiora of nurois and Iowa. the OongregaiUonal Church, High temperatures today will The Manchester project is WHY AA0TMCR6 O B J G Q A Y JRWiU-IAA\s be generally in the upper 40s for FREE was honored at the cluh's meet only one of many being spon- ing last week. most sections. A few areas may Mrs. Card, who irfana to move reach near 60 degrees. Gradual B E N C A S E Y into a nerwly-buUt home In clearing le expected tonight as Windham Center, was given a the wind shifta to the west. Temperatures wlU fall showly C^SL’oeu— ^ JUST LET ME ALONE! CAN'T VOU table lamp, a wooden stsale and SB I'VE HAD ENOUGH OF yoU a gardenia plant. tonlrttl. about 40 storage Delicate flavor! Delicious StvifVs Premium Meirtbers also contributed to degrees. INSULATION ANP'yOUR PR.CASEV? The main storm system is in the Women's Auxiliary of the All winter garments S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL Windham Community Memorial the central great lakes region Hoipltal. this morning. The center of this W. H. ENGLAND cleaned fresh and bright , rr^ A W65 H|(5M . SHE'S P12ETTV, ALL 0 ^ , BUT I Volunteers to serve on the storm will move through central . . then safely stored rovGl committee f(>r the proposed re and northern New England this LUMBER CO. throughout the sizzling § o m s W M m o i tOl^OUf '^’KIAL iSNt IMA'VHAVEAUTTlE n»U 8LEl afternoon and evening. A sec r o o t* novation of the church Include summer months. Call for New ’65 Genuine Spring GETTlNe miO-W>lVi BiROftMRi AiifiMf B0 OCM. 4HoppB SHE A BEAUtV? Mrs. Clinton Ladd, Mrs. Jane ondary storm developed east of “At the Oraen” 649-8201 McKeon. Mrs. Gus Nauihec and the middle Atlantic states Sun more information. Mi.ss Jean Natsoh. day night. This second storm Local members of the wom will move to the northeast. Both • Expert Cleaning en's auxiliary of the hospital storm systems wdll be past ars asked to bring a friend to southern New England by to • Insured Storage the May 3 meeting of the group morrow morning. A weak high AIR which will be held at the Con pressure system will follow, to • Pick-up tind Delivery Lamb Chops necticut Light and Power Co. day's storminess in southern lA. lac. UA Nt. auditorium on Main St. In Wll- New England. As a result skies M CONDITIONERS Treat your family to a special dinner—they’ll kmanllc at 8 p.m. will be slow to clear. The out N E W S Y S T E M "e IWk WM. he TM. »!»#•• OSAU BY DICK CAVALLl Two films will be Shown; look for tomorrow calls for va love the delicate flavor of these meaty chops. MORTY MEEKLE "Wings to Central America and riable cloudiness, breezy and ALL SIZES BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Mexico,'' and “ In U.S. Hands." cool with high temperatures In l a u n d r y A representative of the Pan the low 50s. UkSANVeMALLBO/, 39* •224. h day but turning colder again on 445 HorHord Rd A rm o u r Star Fr(nnk$ lb 59c Saturday. ^ , J i - Some normal high and low Budget Sessions temperatures lor this time m rear are Hartford M and 42, Resume Tonight Now Haven 61 and 42, Bridge H '7f> port 82 and 44 Precipitation will occur aa The board of directors will rain either Thursday or Friday. <^>8ume Ite workshop sessions on CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER the 1065-86 town budget when i' COPTER RECORDS ■ MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD k meets at 8 tonight In the STRA'TFORD (AP)—The U.B. fAINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE HbwreuNtiJr 'YiU-e'^BALTiiy \/«feMiTvioiBNT;MifP O N iic A Y l IN Army has clabnod three alti zachaAV BNOOSinllfOr y SOU-JOPTCMITWUSM- ME CONPtnON, Municipal Building Hearing TROO N! ‘ON TUHOTtWF A»W. Room. tude records lor a Blkoraky CH- OKAKMSdINNIS ^ IT'S GOING l O K HOW ABOUT FISHING, n s tH tW BMMV M TH* I M t HOnWT! 'ARPMIN' THCV SHOULD RY M C B T D 'M fE IMeKSB H f BMEW At tonlgM's seesion, wltich 84A Skycrane heHcoptor. -iBSESAatsoury TOUGH, UN aEPH iU ; PHIL? Amr/OFIMEN \aouxseiui/un!, SOU DMe FOR MI9I8 riANa •lAP.IW arTSJ'V OFTITBAAIN ARTBRW5, HAVEABAa A SENSATIONAL BUT POfCr WORRY, HE'S ONLY HAD ONE THATAHtOHT VWRMl THBV CAUS IT ^ T A U O N e O V iR be- th« fifth In a series of 'The heUcopter. flown by M ^ . Minute Maid ENJOY THAT/ A v w n TO VIPIT HIM! T. J. Clark Jr., 88, of the 478th MTERST ALL HIS l i f e ; r tr / •lx, the board will fUscuss and f'C-Sfi O .'l’lW.TK — HIS J06AT7H AT probe Into as many Itefnis of Flying Crane C5o. of Ft. BemUngi 60' SAYING! roneral govenunent expendi Ga., reached an aKUude of 21^ ORANGE JUICE tures u It can and jrtiatever Is BOO Saturday carrying 5,000 stop a Shop BranS Mft over wlU be covered nt to ktiograma (11.028 pounds). morrow night’s final workshop. The Skycrane alao flew to 27,- at thi Mint low prlool The boa;^ has tentatively 880 feet carrying 2,000 kilograme usuied May 5 as the day on (4,410 pounda), bettering a R|m - ehich U will adopt the town alan Ml-4 record set earlier this l^udgeta and art the tax rates. year, of X.898 feet. The town charter reiiulres that The tWrd flight reached a nepAV* AMOUNT the acUona be completed no lat b e l^ of 2».S00 teet carrying Let Beneficial put MONTHLY or LOAN 1,000 kilograms (2,2(16 poiUHjs). er than May 7, or else General $16.75 $3(?0 Quick, easy dessert! ^ Manager Richard Martin's rec- The old mark was 26,86# wet, onunended budgets take auto set by a U.S. Air Force Kaman 26.58 500 matic (ffecL H-4W Huskie in IM l. CASH 36.41 700 MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY D A V Y J O N E S BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS in your pocket-fa^t 84.16 1.000 *On 24 month plan. 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MANCHESTER EVENING A is a a LD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1968 THE ■Bill Russell PAGE SIXTEEN ‘Most Satisfying Year of AH’ Waltar Browns, fonnarly of PliUadelpWa, la In hto Ford Wins, Wants Warm Weather B ig C e n te r MUOn M cosch ^ ______H II ««AEAiL Kw YOST Pace Setter Point. Sporta Editor In Hospital WnJLXAM»TOWN, Mass. Sox R iding (A P) __ An Estonian retn- Bagketball Oasses Chuiged gee baa helped Princeton Helps Check A fter Game iMd Its domination in the High, Boast Look for some changes in the Connecticut Interscho worid of collegiate cycling. JIQJE Yank Losing lastic Athletic Conference classifications, effective for BOSTON (AP) — Bill Mlkk Htanov, *1, a senior, riie 1966-66 school year. The CIAC Board of Control re Russell, giant rallying fig of Manchester, Top Hitters cently 8»ve the green light, something that has long ure of the ceaseless Celtics, the flfUi annual WllUams Skein in AL College Bicycle race Satur CDTO Len expected, and advocated, to four divisions in bas called “it the most satisfy- day with 88 points. He was BALTIMORE (AP) — ketball tournament competition. jig year of all.” Red Sox are in the first nearlT three minutes ahead OPEN 8 AJM. to 18 NEW YORK (AP)—The A few hours later he was In a of hls aeiweat rival at the e v e r y d a y way Whitey Ford felt, he division. They have four of which win be Class A. may re hoqplal, sufferlig; from undeter Mid of the 19-tap race over might as well have been the top eight batters in the Four Classification* quest special permission to play mined injuries to hls right eye. a 1.8 mile course. American League. The four classifications will In the Double A basketball tour RusaeH, who led Boaton to an Princeton won the trt throwing Snowballs. overpowering 120-96 triumph title with 49 points while BRAKE Ford posted hla first victory And now with an assist ftx>m h* in force ONLY for fcasket- ney. the weather Boston will start ^11 tourney play not regular Word Is out that the Class AA over Los Angeles Simday for the Cornell had 40 and Yale 81. of the season Sunday as the Princeton has been nattonal New York Yankees edged the Bill Monbouquette on the play. The pre*M^ three finals will be staged at the new Celtics' seventh straight Nation ADJUSTMENT mound lor the fourth Ume In ^ c 9 - Class L (Large Central Connecticut (College gym al Basketball Association title champion and nnbeatHi for Los Angeles Angels 3-2 In the the past three years. first game of a doubleheader. nine games at Chicago Tueeday ^hools. also known as A), in New Britain. wMch Is, now was admitted to a Borton hoept- The Yankees also won the sec night. Sus-i M (Medium Schools, nearing completlan. tal Sunday night for treatment ond game 1-0 on Mickey Man Idle today the Red Sojcw ere «i«o known as B ) and Class 8 * * e of Injtrtee received when the Com pM * Tsmall Schools, also know-n as Lakera’ Jerry West accidentally tle's fourth-inning home run and rained out of a gams with the Aaron No. 1 Mel StotUemyre'e three-hit Baltimore Orioles Sunday. r t 1 will be effeoUve the re poked him In the eye. pitching. ^ Dave Morehead would have mainder of this school year. "Hank Aaron is the top hlf Dr. Baiuch Sachs, sn eye spe Ford didn't go the distance — been given his second start. Under the now setup, sriiools ter in baseball," declared Loe cialist, said the big ceirter’s con he needed help from Pedro R a ♦hat hold menAershlp In the Angeles Dodger pitcher Sandy dition was "a lot mors serious But manager Billy Herman Koufox in an exclusive, by-lined FLAVORETTES — Marge mos In the seventh inning — but doesn't want to spo41 his rota fUAC and who have boy than first bought" and 'has got he pitched much better than he Slm^ent totals » v e iJ 00- ' ^ o h article in the current Issue of to be treated very carefully." Coleman 129, Marge Parker 138, tion where Monbo and Earl Teri Hinaon 136-143— 380. did in his previous outing Wilaon are concerned. So Bill include Manchester Sport magasine. Dr. Sachs said Internal hemor against Kansas City. He also » qualified, wlil engage In the Koufax, called basebak’a top rhaging had resulted. He or gets the nod agaln^ the setxmd AA Cnam Tournament. A PINETTES — Dot White- experienced some problems re place White Sox at Comlskey pitcher by more experts, also dered RusseU to bed for four or sulting from a winter opcraUon total of 27 schools will faU info lists his 10 toughest batters in five days. head 171-456, Evelyn McCauley Park where he pitched his no- 179, Wanda Kaselauskas 191- for a circulatory disturbance. hltter three years ago. ^ T oategory. Including WObur the article, giving his personal Neither Dr. Sachs nor the Cel "The chill made my hands so ^ ‘^.iS^Hlilhou.e Hlg^ bom evaluation of eac:h. Uce would say 11 there ■was dan 161,' Cathy Rlngrose 172-471, cold that I couldn't feel the ball Boston Is In fourth place with Now Haven, Notre Dame ^ "If I make the pitoh I’m try ger of Russell's eyesight being Bem le Olbert 173, Lois Laplne a 6-3 record, one game back of 194-508, Bea (Jarroll 451, Ruth very well," the 3fl-year-old left DOUBLE-DUTY UMPIRE—Umpi(^e Gus Steiner seems to be doing two jobs Sidgoport and Hartford Pub ing to make against most hit impaired. hander explained. "My hands pacesetting Minnesota (6-2). ters," says the Dodger left In the Jubilant Celtics’ dress SUhavy 461, Barbara Goddard Felix Mantilla and Lee Thom lie High. started getting cold in the sixth during college baseball game, but it’s camera angle which gives that illusion. The remaining three cMsslfl- hander, 'T feel ru get them ing room alter the game, Rus 178-462. Ginger Yourkas 171, as lead the AL In runs batted Lari Merritt 461, Marie Fraser Inning, and I told Manager Actually Steiner is hiding LaSalle’s catcher John Loschm as Muhlenberg bat cauons wlU be as o u t Against Aaron, I can’t be seU said the team had dedicated Johnny Keane about it. iii with 12 and 10, respectively. the season to Waller Brown, 182-465, Ruth Plnney 170. ter Bill Dunkel strikes out. (AP P h o t * f a x . ) ______Behmd AL batting leader Dan a a w A — 40 schools. 350 to sure. He has so much power, "H^ had warmed up Ramo-s MQ rt.udwvt*; Q wm • be can be fooled and still get late club owner and founder. because we both knew that I Cater of CSticago at .464, Bos "The season was something e a r l y RniDS— Betty Ace- the rain tire ton’s Tony (Jonlgllaro at .438 la STsSioola. 176 to »40 boy.^ enough of the ball to get on." wasn't going to be able to fin C — 4 * sohools, one to Included on Koufax’ list are special because we broke the to 140-369. Fk) NUes 138-344. (Official Name) ish." Stuart^s Hits Beat Dodgers second, Mantilla .378 fourth, record with 62 victories. Then Ctarl Yastrzemski .356 fifth and such outstanding hitters as HOMEMAKERS HOLIDAY Ford pitched In 62 degree '^ManSesterta Bast Catholic league batting champion Ro we proved we were worthy of it U. S. Royal Laredo weather and feels his arm will ! Lenny Green .346 eighth. — Olga Haverem 466. Hj»h, the current O ass berto Clemente of Pittsburgh, in the playoffs,” Russell said. improve wlth^e weather. | atanwngs ^ ohamplon. will remain In "Naturally the first champi Prices Start At ^ EAGLE ON THE WING—Veteran southpaw Warren Spahn of the Mets gets "The arm feels all right," he ^ home-run leader WlUle Mays of HOME ENGINEERS — Bar Dome Glare J^roblem ^ B ^ San FYanclsco, and sluggers onship is tlU the biggest one for REWARD OF VICTORY— coach Red Auerbach takes shower—with off one of the pitches that won yesterday against the Giants. Spahn’s windup is said. “All I need Is warm , •••aon but wlU m e," Coach Red Auerbach said. bara Deganne 182-180—609, weather, and I'll be able to i Johnny Calliaon of Philadelphia, Wanda Kaselauskas 193-468, clothes—as Bill Russell adds a little persuasion after Boston won seventh con somewhat like an eagle flapping its wings, but is still very effective for the 44- American League Holy Cross to play in the A Toum*^ "But when we broke the record pitch without difficulty." 1 Orlando Cepeda of 8«n FTan- Jean Greene 176-483, Jennie *19.95 year-old moundsman. (AP Photofax.) W. L. Pet. G.B. cteco, Billy Williams of Chicago for victories this year I really secutive NBA championship. (AP Photofax.) _ Ford didn't have too much Still Not Corrected wanted to win to prove we were Leg^tt 193-450, Mariya Dvorak Fits Bnlck Special difficulty Sunday until Bob Rod Minnesota . ■ 6 2 .760 and Frank Robtnson of Cincin 462, Bea CarroU 466, Eileen Chevy H, Tempest, etc. .700 Rules Slate the greatest team. gers tripled with one out in the (Chicago — 7 3 — n ati Boris 464, Edith Palmer 466, Detroit ...... 6 3 .667 4 “ 'Acooidlng to the current However, three hitters of “Everyone on tWa team digs seventh. Ramos came in at that NEW YORK (AP)—There is nothing like a dome. on defexise. Look at Willie Florence Scully 479. Hawks’ Tie Series on Hull Goal point and pitched out of trouble. Boston ...... 5 3 .625 1 CIAC MsOng of leaser reputation are also In Nothing in the world. .571 Around N.E. the male enrollment. B ast _ NauUs. He couldn’t spell the While he was In, Ford allowed (Cleveland .. 4 3 I'-i cluded on Koufax’ list: Deron SPOUSES — . Lou Valleriee 6 .486 2 'j which will have Ita ftrri. g J ^ - word defense when he Joined ue two runs on Joe Adcock's first- There is no ball park called home New York . 8 Johnson of Cincinnati. Gene 140-362, Mai Darling 360, Ken Point Well Made inning homer and six hits while That has quirks like a dome. Baltimore 4 6 .444 2^ Senior righthander Jim Bid- nating class this spring-—has Oliver of Milwaukee, and Dick For the sqcond straight game Marksteln 367, Frank Young Hockey Ref Attaeked . 4 6 .400 s well and hia Holy Cross team 416 boye enrolled. and the Uth of their last 22 walking none. That was a. slight — Houston Astros, 1965 Los Angeles Bert ell of Chicago. 350, Benton Osgood 858, Ver Washington 3 8 .273 41.3 mates rule the New England • • • playoff starta. the Celtics held a ly different performance from "Johnson, who had a .273 onica Zemaitls 365.* the one against the Athletics Kansas City . 2 7 .222 college bo-seball world. a'verage against tbs entire rival under KX) points. They That refrain may become'?' ASTBOS-PIRATESt The Crusaders aren't Just un East B and A held Dick Barnett scoreless aft when he was battered for five Sunday’s Results league, got as many hits as VnXAOE MIXERS — Dick By Irate Toe Blake runs and six hits in three in quite popular in Houston, where The Astros pushedif'across the beaten—they’re unscored upon Bo ooe doesn’t gM too er he had averaged 1T.6 in the the Astros have played their winning run In the 11th on a sin New York 3-1, Los Angeles 2-0 anybody against me last sea Lynne 201, Norma Adams 461, nings. with a three game total of 86 fiwsd. there wlU be two classlfl- first four games. Tiring Wert first day game under painted gle by Bob Aspromonte, a pair Boston at Baltimore, rain son—six. Including three hom scored 38 but only 12 before In- Eileen Boris 180-462, Dick Bick the Old Man "The team has been going Chicago at Washingt'n, 2, rain runs to none for the opposition. cationi, In some oases, for some ers,” moans Sandy. CHICACO (AP)—Bobby Hull hit a sinker, Montreal bad, and I wanted to pitch a panes — and found that the tint of walks, and Joe Morgan’s sin- achools. E ast CMhoUc wUl be temrission. He kveraged 40.6 for ford 20a, Rol Spearln 237-556, ed skylights on the $31-million Minnesota at Detroit, rain Bldwell from Tarlffvllle, "Oliver has clubbed ms for Juanita Rhode* 462, Ike Rhodes good game very much .so as to gle. 0 >nn., hurled Ills second shut ooe in this catagory. The Eagles 11 idayoff games. goalie Charlie Hodge missed it and that was the hockey on a two-run homer by 20-year- stadium may not have fully John Bateman hit a homer for Kan. (City at Cleveland, rain two or three years, now, and Boston ran off 20 rtralght 200-218--627, Joe St. Genmain Country Oub On a wet, slippery road: SAN FRANCISCO (A P )t Spahn started toward Ws 369tM give them a lift," Ford said. out of the young season Satur will be CIsss B. In regular sea old rookie Ron Swoboda off re solved a glaring problem. Houaton, hla fourth, for a 3-1 Today’s Games his lifetime average Is only points at the rtart of the final 201, Bob GaXfney 234, Pat 30% shorter stops career victory by retiring the The Yankees had been experi No games scheduled day, a brilliant one-Wt. 6-0 trl- son basketboR wartara, ssid tor J5 6 ," he adds. The Chicago Black Hawk star took aim 26 seconds — “Congratulations,” the flr-st 17 batters he faced before liever Ron Herbel. The Meta encing difficulties, having lost With the 5,496 panes In the lead in the fifth but the Pirates period for sn Inrtirmountsble Quackenbueh 184-488, MlHle BEST 16 Tuesday’s Games u m ^ over Colby. all other sporta. but when the "Another guy who murdered after the third period of a 1-1 hockey game began. He CtesB A — Harry Atherton old man said to the middle- pinch-hftter Orlando Cepeda sin- earlier .scored twice off winless four straight games. They won roof of the Astrodome painted came from behind twice to tie It hoop post-season pUy comes up, 107-71 b i^ e . The 20 Ceklce’ (Lewis 471. Bob Bolin, who abosorbed his white in an attempt to keep out before Morgan'# game-winnor. Kansas City at New York Mike Harrington'# leadoff atn- me last season Is BerteS," con field goals In that quarter was a , slapped a 55-footer that dipped under Hodge’s glove to 64-6—88, Ray Gordon 64-8—89. aged man. gJed in the fifth with two out. the opener in the sixth inning Bo.red 22 points, rity 202-185—1-185— 557, Eleanor WU-WU-, steamed three Montreal Ck>ach Toe Blake livid 58, Dick Gardella '70-10—60. unbelievingly at the old man. Minnesota at (Cleveland, N Bldwell struck out four, walked for the season." with rage. Blake charged after Class C — Paul Hunt 74-13— eighth and crept to within one j Howard's double. Roger Maris innings Sunday, completing the The F*hllUes continued their (he third larged Wgh school In grabbed SO rebounds and had son 184— 485, Ruth Adams 189 Had he heard correctly? Those Washington at Baltimore, N four and contributed a triple. "Of course, other hitters give more goals p>aat Hodge, two of Buffey seconds after the game 56, FYan Convey 73-17—86, Don 33,906 people yelling weren’t run on Willie Mays' fourth hom and Tcmy Kubek homered ear- first test of the new system hex over Don Dryadale, beating ConnecUcut toi boy enrollment, tour assists before leaving to a __4«4, Jane Swanson 195— 470, them in the last 63 secoods of withou any of 16 fly balls being the Dodger right-hander for the Central ConnecUcut extended me trouble, too, b u t'I’m prob thunderous ovatlcn six mlnutee Ruth SUhavy 469, IBetty BldweU ended and pushed menacingly Edwards 78—21—67. making things easier. er deep into the left field seats ! Her. National League its perfect record to 7-0 by has 1.006 boys, acoonUng to play, to beat the stunned Mon va in the ninth. dropped. ninth straight time dating back ably overlooking them because before the-ond. Sam Jonee also 458 John Gundlaoh 220, Ted up to the referee. The team PRO SWEEPSTAKES "Oops," said 74-year-old Casey L. Pet. G.B. hammering Bridgeport W-2. CIAC figures. of what they’ve done to me," treal Canadiens 6-1 and even the PITCHING — Mel Stottle- And it seemed like the prob to June 1662. W. Schools In lower claoslnca- had 22, K.C. Jonee tied hls per Bldwell 232—661. Ken Heaford trainers and a player separated Low gross — EJlnar Lorent- Stengel to 44-year-old Warren After Jesus Alou clipped a 7 3 .700 Maine remained in the Yan concludes the great Dodger Stanley Cup best-of-7 series at one.out single, Stengel walked niyre. New York, pitched a lem had been solved. Paul Rich- Dick Stuart drove in four runs Los Angeles dam. such as Hartford Weaver sonal game Wgh with 20, Johnny 202— 561, A1 Rowett 202— 664, them without incident but Blake zen 74. Spahn. “I thou^t the game was three-hitter for his second vic 6 3 .667 W kee Conference race by edging two gomes each. out for the conversation with his Major League I ards, general manager of the for the Phillies with a double Chicago .... and Hartford Bulkeley, both of lefty. Havheek added 18 and Tom Joe Bums 201—660. wasn’t finished. Blind bogey — George Budd, f ' i l over. But there seems to be a tory against one defeat as the Astros, thought so. But there 6 4 .600 1 Connecticut 3-2 on John Gillet Until the third period, the StlU enraged, he started after pitcher-coach. I and homer as Dryadale was (Cincinnati . Sanders 16. 107. man on fir.nsh“ pass or comer Pitching ~ Peters, Chlcag;o; defeats suffered In years by a with Gfeg Dragon adding the rived togrther In 1986-87, the sociation “bush.” Bob Campbeli 77. Aguirre, Detroit, and Kaat, Min 1-0 in the only American League Phils, had the eighth best slug St. Louis at Milwaukee, N Earlier In the day Harvard had Images, what Impression New York at Houston, N Silk Town nine. Wethersfield ninth. • , record *o w s 69 victories and 33 Outfielder Don Lock Is the “Where else,” he wrote, Blind bogey — John Oiaiida nesota, 2-0, 1.0(K). games played. ging average in the American lost to Princeton 8-0 in a game “bat In professional bas does the world’s most nat All the other teams were League last season with .491. Plttoburgh at Loe Ai^eles, N carried over from a FYlday bss won two of three starta. atarter Ed Krayer, winning loeses with RusseU in the line new player representative of 96. Strikeouts—McDowell, Cleve Tomorrow afternoon the Red hls second of three drtdslons, up, 0-2 with him ota. the Washington Senators, re ketball do you get 1) owm- ural basketball talent make PRO SWEEPSTAKES land, 20; Howard, (Chicago, and rained out. He also struck out 130 times. I^tadelphla at San Fran, N rain-out. and White hopes to got off the hurled the first six frames. 'Tommy Heinoohn, only other placing second baseman Chuck era, 2) players, sqd 3) In missing more than 50 Lt^ gross — Bob CampbeU FRONT END Lopez, Lx>s Angeles, 16. Yale ended Navy pitcher Pat coaches all knocking 'each per cent of his foul shots, Graliam's streak o { consecutive home marie on a winning note Bud DeOraw came on In the surviving veteran of aU the title (Jottler. The latter has been 77, Joe Wall 77. other?” loafing half the season on acoreless innings a t 84 in a 8-2 against Platt High of Meriden seventh with Skip Long work years, wach and hero, hair during the season and Tit comb 44, Russ Allen 43, J[<>hn baa hita, an(l McGraw aays he have all players rign tn> by ’ r h M GUI, 1 down; Fred Jdennant, 2 walked by. praetioea on NEA sportswritor ’dfiUMia lamasi it* “ Zeppa 42, Gene Ekirioo 41, Bob frlghtana tha younger guys to Wednesday evening ao that dhe WethsrsAald High. Gama tim« down; Jim Gordon, 2 down; Allen 40, Frank Apdereon 89, "There goes a wonderful Tom nedo. death: to-Bat Friday’s schoolboy b ^ It makes your house look bigger. guy." MoOraw gushed. "It’s can make up Uie four-bidl Is 8 :S0 at Mamortal FHald. Rock Stan Markowokl. 2 down; Bar Fred Clark 30, Art Benson 88, And, anyway, MoOraWs not ‘T know he can help with teams. W4iTen. « biOl slats, hsa again ney Weber 2 down; Lou Brtiker, Ja ck Carr topped the 25 shot nothing for him to spend an' af out at Isart cos gam* schemed ville wtil entortaln Newington ternoon 'With me or some other alono In the Mets’ nursery. A any problem I have, but first In the evening, a dinner la High wMh Stafford Higli at South down; OUle Mather, 2 down. with 22 hits. BUI Neveu few O i his matso are as young I’va got to get near enough to scheduled for 7 o’clock at the today. Hsavy ram tws monitag Klctoers — Georg* Mariw. 21, 'Tony Sombric 19, John young pitcher. You can’t imag has raoultsd ta toe East C a ^ Wtodaor. Blltagton will vlrit ine what it means for a guy or younger and the standing or talk about ttiam.” olubhouM, preceded by oooktsitla Bloomfield Hl^. Manchaater 101-23—78; Herb Taxthff, 90- Cart ore gelling to be bigger, to changes.You'll cartoinly never need anti- Fusco IS, Bob Smith 17, Ernie der to the bullpen Is: "Burp one at 6:30. Mrs. Elnar Anderson Uc HUh lama, agaloat. fepto 12—78; John Harrigan, 84-8— Johnson 17, Frank Pearson 18 just coming up to have someone Aye, there’e the rub. Mgii of morra being moved toorta Watbarrtleld in tn«k at house! are getting to look tmoller. freen. Tires go 40,(XX) mNes. And even like him as an Instructor. of ’em and send him In.” and Mra. Maurieo Perry, 1085 n - MerrlB Ruhlnow, 00-12— followed. "I hardly ever apeak to ii| 2 ^ to Wadnaaday at toa k>- Memorial Field. But one little Volkswagen con put insuronce oosts lets. "I just wish I could rtpay Naturally, this Kid K or^ Casey. 1 feel unaany about ap co-chairmen of the UuUes Dtvl- fiotsey. If Opening action tor Ctianay TS’; Ed MatU*. 98-20—78: Beoa- skm, would Uka to ba n o U M Sam . If gaI fl«kl. ev Fay, 89-12—77; Jadt K*ar- •verything bock in its proper perspective. One thing you'd think might be smaller him but K’s Impossible .. takas a ribbing. Every other proaching him bacausa ha's Hamrer. cf “ ^ r attiaouon on toa^ « a - Tech and Bolton BIgli aplcea He glanced sldewaya and day a dia|>ar aarvica calls the of dkmer reaervatioM by lo* Wadneaday’s siata. Tte two ri My 92-16—77; WUl Kuhnly. A V W parked in front does big things in a Volkswogen it the inside. ahvays got ap many nawapa- mend slatad today whispered: stadium. On tha olgaratte ma- moirow night. Totals 5 .0 .0 mend slatad today vals ctaah at tha Rangers’ field. 92- 16 — 77; BUI Wannlngtcn, for your house. And your goroge. To toy But there's as much legroom in front of par guys around him. And, any Tha ladtea a rt hoping for* • Vetheisfleld ^ a track maat WEN 8 AM. • 10 PJto No Hair to Cot chlna near tha playeria room, way, whan we do talk he knows Friday wlU again ba a heavy 93- 10—77; D*ui Mosler. 91-18— nothing of small porking spots. e V W as in the biggest cors. RED ROCK good beginning to a vary aoe* Naacherter t Wg- ■VBBY DAT "Warren’s got no hair to aomaone baa aorlbblad: “Do ao much and goes ao fast I _B. D ^rs' ____ „ maat- day for baaebaU, Manebsrtar 77; Ed Moriarty, 91-14—77, When you think obout It, you really cut.” caaaful, aeUva aeiaon. tartord »gh and a » LADIES. MATCH PLAY O n the other hand, a V W does make PUBLIC GOLF COURSE you halva a not# from your can’t undaratand him. I Junt batwam tnvaitag to IBrtaUA Baatotn. for •ome things smaller. have only two choices: McGraw la a rookie in both parenta7 hope I do wall bare so ha a OeSL game, IVockvIlla anisr- VS. PAB _ NOW OPEN of hia nrofeesions. He only re Maildan and Jan Harrigan, 7 downjOahy TIRE CITY G as bills, for instance. (At 32 mpg, You con buy a bigger house for who* Tha front offica rafusaa to doesn’t forgat my name or pw. _HdyifiSf!^8C*VSei ifr. M®" Tha portpooad RockvUU H ^ tatolng Srtfilfington to a Mg Oa*. cently learned to shave htmaeif, tia t VaUay L a a im otoab, Kato Tardlff, 7 down; Joan WUoon, Ih -y moy be hdlf what you pay now.) krlows-how-much, verify raporta their library nomethlng.” •ad Wtodaor High baaaball S67 BBOAD.8TBBR 11,509.00* Slater St., Manchester much leas othara, and bis baaa- - IBut if Ttig doasn’-t make it OattaoUc hoata Pamay High af 10 down. You'll probobly never odd oil between O r 0 Volkswagen for cootalna a copy of Or. IpoMi, nma of last Friday baU background ta ao Umltad in baaaball—and to a MoGkaw - t Bast Hartford and Chaney trakH M A N c m o m s (Off Tolland Tpke.) (one year in mtaon) that tala but bartandara oontinua to “tliam’a agtsUng words"—ha .to MiddMoan to ancua Vlanr only sarious major laagua quail* aarva the bear in watm bot- amuioan udaoub i Tooor^ find Manc^ Dtoton ba e»* -I paricto. r m u fiA»->4U Weekdays, 9 Holes |1 •iwgya )wglifuif»airtii(. Tech. HaU M oTW aat ftoatkn la that ha can pass Uit Uan. Adooek 1, Aliillai liHrla’jL tm: m»ii opantafi at homa aritb ALL-] mora, •; Howaar, CBovoiatoU TED TRUDON, Inc. hi ia m w m Mm ifiA t o n ^ j Sat., Sun. and HoUdi^hi loyalty test. “You gat used to tt,” Mc- r I t doesn’t pay as well hut, Kabek 1. M BaSTTyaSumi ^ o T V arid an . Bodi TOLLAND TURNPIKE,' TALCOTTVILLE, CONN, Oraw Inaiato, “but what really M tha other hand, nobody MomM Unt waak, a 0tMk noit. >. 9 Holes IIJM) But 11 complata gainaa (In* NATIONAL LBAOVR • .r clud ln* a seven-inning no-hM* gata me In wban the olub oook 81* AVTN9MIM i ■ -s', TeL 649-808S SranlBi tiM manf Into mOa •8ugge4ted ReteU Price B u t Ooeet P.O.E. Local TtulM and tIHC* ter) in otfanlaad ban ift auM*^ Other Dealer Delivery Chargee, if any, Additional. cl^ for m Mata, tb^ moat piacqa-" ),\- / p a g e n i n e t e e n ..lU iiD Ai, APRIL ‘26, 196u itiANv , . 'CiiSiNG CONN., 1 ' tWi . HepMB JFo^&yt.. _. 72 galwrbaii For Sfilo_JB HoBBthj^jGoodfi $1 Apartments— Flats— 9a.*f»Siili a MANCHESTE5R EVENING HERALD, MANC3IBSTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL M , 1966 fAGE EIGHTEEN tinbftinta B3 ipe, 1-car f i v e a c r e d , 9 roonis. » batfia, i,’ diitelde Aluttiniun n o r m , very clean, 42 i l ' IttMiutfMl Wea, S L1v9 Itodi FIVJB ^ O d ic a e ^ dHBffiETjEBBTHEOii Household Sorvkas THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALT and SHORTEN H«ip Waatod--Mfik 36 LAatHfUNOB — r>tor«tooi with . floor, nice locality. AdUlU oiily. em housekeeping cottegtl. Offered 13-A 0103. WANTED — aiwnlB Mr pact- burtMM. Poolra 9W 9 ^ . « v - B. D., 109 Frpflpect flttwrt. xMowriurtPQOMitc. ton* WQcfe to Hartford MUhl J-2171. swimmli^ Inspect weeken- MANCHBBTER — ftAtfltledlt*, 4 REWBIAVINO of boina, moth s&M, w o-iiw , • CLASSIFIED MEMADt) IVIorrM AMf1«9UBll! Moat be rsMaWs, naat, depen^ Free coiafid picture#,,- bedrooms, 2 bathe, 2 lavs, 2- holes. Zippera repaired. Win u n c l a i m e d L A Y A \ ^ A Y ear |«tlg«, flMshSd H c toom, WiVE CQ0S6 COMtlff ,rfu.ra5iAKVHiHf aMh asid manlaily alert w M 648-8906. Oblonial, bulH-tol; ANtX)V®R — 4-HkWl. dow shades made to measure, to iipilit- g A.Bf. to 5 P.M. PRESS OPERATORS ArtldeB F«r Sal* 45 have edttage rentall by the " e, gobd potto* colora, changed, buifu 8 Pf. Uvtog Boom Set FIVE RODM tJJart- tevel, doUbti garage, half Acre ^ F-. scratches r«noTed. Mane wfc*tt. rhotith-or seaeiin. Levdaa MANtJjlBfitER — RAtich, PACKERS LOAM — top grade toera tor 25 pe. ftiuihefl set merlt. Call K8-2215. Sayen rooms, gacage„ flrt- HfSh^Mter wodded lot, 118,900, Paiek ter Reflnlahlng, 648-9288. Den flf Spare Bedroom Set JIndilldhtohRealty, Phone Mte- built 1964, 2-car baBement ga- Realty, 286-7476, 742-8249. COPY CLOSING TIME CLASSIFIED AOVT. sale at low, km price, fl- a quamlfcut 848-8117, Dlace, l% ,.Uled baths, hot tate, 3 big bedt-bbiiiB, 2 fuU Meotanteal eiQ>erienoe pre IS A ^ E K WFrrtiERfclii stRfeiter — SPACIOUS MONDAT T tm FRIDAT lOrSO A.M. — SATDBDAI 9 A.M. yard If you load aiid haul, 91-W irootn second floor abarttoent, wAter oii heftt, wall.to wall batHi, «hbrthbus kitchen with VERNON . . . High * ferred, firrt rtdft Apply to a yard If we load and you haul, Tt^b feOoiffi fuhllihed ^ carpeting, patio, city uttU- SO. WINDSOR — charming old hill site this colonial. Six Building— Contracting 14 $65. eiO-oOio. in hUUl-ihB, fainliy rbbto trith Luxury Garrison Colonial, er 9 room Colonial oh shaded pereoB. 9i:80 a yard, phie to. an ^ r 'jrdiiiid. _ .edttag^i... liiKeitqot tiea,- excellent oondltlbn, fireblide, completely, ilumi- good rbomk. 1)4 BithI, toll family rooih wUh fireplace. acre. Modern kitchen, 2 baths, basAiileht. Empty. B it PLEASE READ YOUR AD CARPENTRY—32 veers eonte- for truck, If we load and haul. DisCOUNT FURNITURE SIX LARGE room duplex op Park, Coventry. $15. per week. quick occupancy. htlto Sided, $SS,#). Wolvertoii City. uUlltieiS. Large living rlence. Ceilings and floor tiled, EASTERN BOILER We deUver on Seturdaye only. Includes lake privileges. Please outbuildings. Only $19,900, woodM Vrt. Wneslte driv*. OUm U M mr "Want A fc” •»» talrtn o w the W A R E H O U S E posite Center Part, ideal Jqeii; Agency, Realtbrt; 64§-28l3. room., formal dlnldg room, Hayes Agency. 643 Aiirtime. VA mdttgage w ltj MMivenloww. Tlie sdvfirtisar ahonld rtm A hi* ad the FlltOT porches, rec rocrnia, garages, A ELECTRONICS (3aU 648-2488, ask for B m le . tlon, oil heat. Adults preferred call Alt. Frazler Frazier, ’Ni-81S8§2. CHARLES LESPERANCE beamed . c e 111 dg- This a c tio n s , attics flnlAied, re On Saturday call either 648- 1580 MAlN-.S'mfiiST. 522-7240 PORTER J5TREBT. area $2,800 down and pay 9140. D A f f t AFPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In tlma for Oio and_ g r q ^ children only. No 649-7620 cbBirmtng home. haS every Trades accepted. r — * kiaerttoB. The Herald la reaponalble for only ONE hicor- modeled, concrete work. No 99 Loomie fit. Manoiieeter 3498 or 6434)191, ask tor Bernle Hartford, Connecticut CAPfe (jo b , fcienniiport, 2 and room Garrison t3Monlal to M ANDOVER — 6)4 room RAnch monthly. peti. Avdllable May 1st. 649- 8 bedroom cottages, all con thing, It needs you. Mr. nestled in the pines, .flrepldce T. J .. Crockett, Realtor, Mat or omKted iMertloa for any advartlaemeat and only job too small. Immediate ae- or Andy. 7529. built, 4 badroddis, family room Lewie 649-5306. timstes. 643-2620. Fonherly F(11l8f Briish Bldg. veniences,. automaUc lieat. Off M AN C^STER — New 6 robto large kitchen, full basement 648-1577. to tfie eictont of a good** liuortloii. Erron which do not DISHWASHER tor daya (cloeed 2-car .garage,,Wesley-R,.smitH 1^,— vidao of the advaiHaemeot will not be corrected by "NEVER iwed anything tote It,” FOUR knd five rooms, hWtt, hot sbailtm rites. Rockville 875 llaUfea Ranch, 2-car garage,garage Agency, Realtors. 648-1567 assumable mortgage, $is,900 A. A. IXON, m e . Roofing Sunday). Apjfly to pereon Cen say uaers of Bhu Lurtra for Open Molhlay Through bullt-lnB, 1h baths, % acre lot, Philbrick Agehcy, 649-8464. La r g e SftLECfnoN of iota; “malm go e^ hawrtloa. aiding, paintliu. Cari>entry. Al- ter Reetaurant, 499 Main witer and parking. No cnll- homes and cottages. Frs® oleanlng carret. Rent electric S atu rd ay dren or pets. 643-2068. tremendous value. Hayei Agen $11,900. — A.bar^lh for 6 rdortie Bartows ^Wallace teraoons and addlUona. Oetl- Street. Coventry ... Smith, 884-7720. gjiampooer 91- "nu Sheewta- 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. cy, 648-4803, in the center of town, condi ITER FARKADE (Bodnille, ToH Free) Inga. _Workmanshl^ CONVENIENTLY locdtSd 2, 3 MdSitlIss Property 943-4860. WHUanui Oo. Ubh good, worih yojir In ’dH iST B R 649-5306 81 ACRE FARM teed. 399 Autumn CALX. — A9fc FOR DA-Vlt) and 4 room apartmehte,. .eco Fh'br Sale 70 MANCHES’rtiR — Luxurious 8 Wesley R. Smith Agency, 875-3136 PRODUCTION WORKERS room Ranch, 2 full baths, nialn- Large older 12 room, home Wdtrted— ftsal Estat* 77 643-2711 BID WELL. HOME Improvement GOOD FARM top soil, |14. a nomically priced. Stove dnd re tors, 613-1561. . ... load deUvered. OaU 948-6731 6EWING MACHINE — Singer frigerator included. 649-B204. MAit4 d'tA lE T site, near Cen tetiance frfee redwood eklerior, to good repair, recent Utili Company—Roofing, siding, al- Dunham' Bush, Inc., of FIVE OR SIX room noua#, t»o« Wert Hartford, Connecti anytime. automatic *lg-*a«. cabinet ter, withth bUildlbuilding of 6,500^ Iq. family rodm with fireplace, MANdHEgrEft 6 rooih older Lots For Sale 73 ties,.. presently a 2. family. teraUons, addiUons and re ft. Mahy potentials. Will fi scenic acre lot. A must see for over $17,500. hCCded tor Fell modeling of all types. Excel cut, le continuing its expan mod»l, exceUent condition, but SIX ROOM, second floor apart home, 1)4 batni; ^ca^ garage. Large Shade trees, 2-cff SCREENED LOAM — lor the nance. Owner 649-5229, 9-5. , the quality conscious. HkyeS ANDo VER — 4 acre building qualified buyer 48 g?*: lent wozkmantoip. 649-6496. sion and has Immediate ton Iwle*,.. pinbrolderB,. henjs, ment for immediate occup>ancy. Spacious lot. Ideal for frOtring garage, 3 targe outbuildings TroiMt RMchiii Ow Adhrtrtistr? best to lawns and gardens from etc. RepoBsessed, was $309.50, Call 643-9591 for appoidlRjent. Afeehcy, 643-4803. family, full price $16,800. Alice site. Secluded setting, . prime Ideal for livestock,, horses, stbie. Pleaae call Hutentoa openings tor: m INCSES t o R — Six - room CARPENTRY—Rec rooma, for our screening plant. Andover- uni^d balance $69.50, take Clamper, Realtor, 649-4643. rtei^entlal area. Includes or- etc., small greenhouse, Agency. 646-0103, Multiple Ust* H-How AMWtnif Sanrict mica, eelli^s, closets, remod Electrtoal Aasemblers Oolumbia. DeUvered. George over payments of $8. monthly. apartment, two storW Slid TtJCK R o a d — 1 room Cblohial, cnard, woodland, stone walls, about 30 acres clear, bal iHg service. . eling, hatchways, attic* fin H. Orlfftag, Inc., 742-7888. City Sewing Cenlfer, Hartford, SIX ROOM apartment, 476 Math cbtJlrtierciai building Alt lit one larfce paneled ttmlly rbqm, J ^DQWN_^aumes mortgage brpok. hurry! Hayes Agency, ance wooded. Hay crop Mechanical Aseetnblers package. High traffic coUltt. TO PURCHASE email multi- FrM la Harald Raadars ished, concrete steps, floors 522-0476. St., 649-5229 , 9-5. fireplaces, bullt-ins, wall-to on 8-rc»iji Ranch,. attached. ga 643-4808. ____ pays taxes. S.OdO feat of Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wahted— Male 36 Brazers DARK RICH stone-free loam, A wise investment for qnly Wall carpet, porch, 2 gardes, rage, fireplaces, 1)4. bjiths. pat family property m Hartford, Waat ladanaatton oa one e< our elaeeMled advettiaementor No porches, garages. No job tos wooded road frontage with Stock Clerks fill, gravel, sand, stone, ma $26,000. H kya Agency, 648- korgeoUs woqded lot. HuUihlns io, top location. Immediate oc stone walls. Developers, East Hartford or Manchester. aMwer a* tlie tijhijIiiTrt Eatedf Stmply call tlia amalL 649-8880. MAN WANTED to work in lum Mancheeter MANCHESTER—Coin ope rat APPLICATIONS are now being Inspectors nure, white sand for sand box CALORIC gas Stove, good con- 4803. Agency, 646-0103. cupancy. do Credit ipprovdl. Resort Pr0p«tty For Sale 74 builders, speculators or Principals only. Partlculara to taken for full-time and part- ber yard. Must have drlver’i DION CONSTRUCTION CO. — ed laundromatlo combination, es and cool podls. Delivery. 648- diUdh. $35. 644-2089. REMARKABLE LUXURY Call, after 8 p.Jn.j. 84^7917^ gentlemen farmers—soimd P.O. Box 206, BoHoh, CoMl. excellent location, doing very time waitresses. Apply W. T. license. Apply Davis A Braa- Unskilled Production Workers BtJStNESa 20NE HI T , Flight PORTER ST. Area -r proposed ANDOVER LAKE — ..spic and Complete building service. New 96(M. , a p a r t m e n t s a t Investment at only $39,000. EDWUDS construction, alterations or ad good business. Priced for quick Grant Co., Parkade. ford Lumber Co., 200 Tolland Warejxnisemen tINGlER.AUTOMA'nC Zig-zag, rooms with two offices, sep 4 bedloom raised Ranch, 2)4 epah 6 . room fumi.shed sUm LISTINGS wanted — reride^e. ditions. Roofing, siding, paint sale. J. D. Realty Co., 643- St., Elast Hartfprd, Conn. 16 COILS manilla rope, 165- Uke new in cdblncl, button RENTS THAT MAKE arate .Chtrance, suitable for baths, family room, 2-car ga met home, large lot, fdll price LAWRENCE F, FIANO land or commercial. W « I w These are steady, year- business or professional use. farms. Nusedorf Agency, 643** ANSWERMB SERVICE ing, etc. 64S-4SS2, 643-0699. 5129. 160 feet long; two Uoric and hotel, monogramB, fancy de SENSE! rage. WOeley R. Smith AgOncy, $9J500 tor everything. Alice r e a l t o r s CARPENTERS (2), all around ’round jobs with excellent $22,000. Philbrick Agehcy, 649- UNUSUAL , GIRLS. falls; one worm drive winch; signs. Orl^nftlly over $300., Realtors. 643-1567. Clampet, Realtor, 649-4543. 643-2766 6'46-0424 742-8384 2794. ^ , QUAUTT Carpentry — Rooms, ability, steady work, top wages potentitd for future ad all Uke new, used only once. 8464. ______KWIK-KOOK Interesting Work in Pleas K 4 (b Construction Co., 643' vancement with one of the balahce due $65. take over Center Hail 3 bedroom M soUasS c u t comer shore HMSOO - tTS-ISII dormers, porches, basements 648-2698. payments, 110. monthly. Deal MANCttEa-tER - Modem Cape r ant Surroundings at "THE 0916. Call between 6-8 p.m, nation’s leading manufac MARILYN pn lovely.., wooded,,_lot, 2 bed Rddch; forttjal dlHthg tteCa, property, across street from UNION — Big wen kept home M d lw «« y e w naaaate. ToeV hear from oar adrartfaer I& Jlc refinlshed, cabinets, bullt-lns, TAKE-OUT SHOPS turers of Alr-Ojndltlonlng. er Hartford 522-0931. _ , Houses For Sale 72 ecreetied porCH, Second fire with bams ana approxlJ^triy wtthoat ^WBdlnr aA erealnc a* Hw Mepbone. formica, aluminum, vinyl, AIRCRAFT” THE AMAZING Blue Lustre will rooms, den, tile bath, breezO- ocean properly. 60x160. Ciood Read Hefdldl^ds. EARN UP TO $15,000 PLUMBER and plumber’s help Heating, and Refrigeration leave your upholstery beatKi- way, garage, BCI Air Real Es place in basemedt rec roorti; " miriness comer. $5,000. Phone 20 acres. Frail Smith, 684-7720. steel, ceramo siding. William Our Current Requirements er needed, new work, good Equipment. inARGOLia ioF A ,. beautiful COURT DELIGHTFUL 5‘ 4 room RAhCh attached gkr^e, country Robbins, Carpentry Service, fully soft and clean. Rent elec mahogany dining table, ban tate, 643-9332. 649-07^ after 5 p.m. AatomobUoa Fm* Sale 4 ANNUALLY Include Openings For: wages for experienced m«p. with caTport, raised hearth setting on dCar Acre lot. 649-3446. . Applicants should apply In tric shampooer 91. Oloott Va quet sized open, pads, side ______« l i Own Sind operate a revolu Call after 6 p.m., 643-4623. riety Store. Sk 2 fireplace, 8 large bedrooms, $14,400 — 6V4 ROOM Ranch, Price $18,900. Call now. woe CHEVnOLiET Impala ENGINEERING person between 9:00 and board. aU excellent condition. i^ room Apartments. 1'4 baths, bullt-lns, high built-in stove, cellar, assume Suburban For Sale 75 ANNUAL BUDGET MEETING tionary take - out dinner 11:00 a.m„ Monday through 649-0676. _ HERALD « cytonler, tcmIIo and heater, Roofing— Siding 16 shop featuring foods pre AIDES CARTOP basket type luggage sumable mprtgdge. WeaJey, mortgage, $97., per dionth WAtiREN fe. HOWLAND aMtomattte. 649-0694. JANITOR wanted, irart - time Friday, at the Employment carrier, two detachable boat FROM $120 PER MONTH ^ I t h Agency, Realtors, 643- Hutchins Agency, S46-Oi08. REALTOR 643-116S STAFFORD — 60 acre farm pared to order in minutes, These challenging positions I call 649-5334. Office. 179 South Street, irith bam, coops and nice LIGHTNING RODS, roofing, take-home, picnics, parties, require a high school di-1 seats, two 82Vi’ wooden guttara, (Include# heat, hot water itad 1567. TOWN OE ANDOVER, OONNECTICUT Wert Hartford, Connecti RENMORB electric stove, ex SEVEN ROOM Raised Ranch, Assocla’tee: Paul Dougan. home. Fran Smith, 684-7720. BOX LETTERS siding, gutters, aluminum win trips, etc. Join local grow ploma with honor grades in FORTY-SEVEN of our local aU excellent, 643-6990. cellent condition, 649-7609. parking.) 9900 BIKU:, 4-door Hardtop, top dows, doors, aluminum cano- cut. IMMEDIATE C O LbN lA Lr-ll)4 booms, 3 ^ 44 acre lot, large bedtxxwns, 21 Henry Madden ocmUtlon, 91,07*. 11 Durant St ing chain of franchised Plane Geometry and Al salesmen earned over 98,5( baths, living room ^ .30x16 baths, 2-car garage, 2 f i r e - ______ROL'TON L. 6 room Ranch cus plss, roU-up awnings. Work shops. Reported in McCalls gebra One and "iSvo. Prefer laist year. National compan; "An Equal Opportunity FREE LAWN CRAIR or end DBKXJND - hand furniture for For T o v bench with our ail bolted picnic OCCUPANCY atone fibeplice, 6 acrei (4 tom built in 1956, 1-car garage, Meeting of the Town Andoyer. ConnwUwt^^^h«^h«<^m^^ 1969 CHBJVROTjET Impala, guaranteed. Beacon Lightning A National Franchise Re ence will be given to those 13,000 employes. College back Employer” sate, aU to good condition. Oil places $23,900. J. D. 5-5 duplex, 8 bedrooms, 2 summer porch and patio, walk Meeting ___- - Protection, Steve Pearl, 643- ports. Minimum cash in who have taken additional ground helptol, we train. $125 tables while they lart. W. Ztok- and gas rtove.. parlor stove, Elevators — dosed circuit TV 643-5129. ______furnaces, bSSeboard heat, Andover Elementary School. Andover, on iRfonaatioii ‘ door, automatic shift, power er, Plimey Street, Ellington. out basement with play room, ateeilaa. GAl 648-7683, 649-9049. 9315. vestment 96,800. For ad courses in Mathematics. against commission to start. refrigerator, bod and crib. 86 and Intercom—bullt-lns—extra Chbosft ybur colort. Hutchins at 8:00 P,M. for the following 875-7143. MANCHESTER — New 8 room handy to lake, $16j900. Phll- dress of a nearby shop. In For interview appointment call LABORERS and mason’s help CSiartet oak Street; upstairs. closet space . - • and much feANCti — 3 B€dh)omB, gfttagS, Agency, 648-0108. BriCK Agehcy, 649-8464. 1 To choose a moderatw. for said THE W— wlB not KEY PUNCH executive Colonial, 4 large bed- one yea r term eofh* 1669 FORD, automaiic, radio formation. phone anytime 644-0202 between 6-8 p.m. er wanted. CaU 648-1870. 649-9997. more! Corner S. Adams and porch, custom built In 1957, on iacioul living room. 2. To elect a Building Official to serve for a o ilhnirrT the tdanttty of SAd hseter, kiunaculete oondi- Roofing and Chimneys 16-A OPERATORS PICNIC TABLES, all slree and Olcott Sts. Just ode bl(Kk (215) 384-2128 or write: styles, from 6 foot $12.50, de a beautiful large wooded lot SO. WINDSOR—Spacious 6)4 aatag boa tkm. Will finance, 9476. Mr. Excellent opportunities tor FULL AND PART-Ume man A BIG OFFER'- south of Center St. TeL 649- with privacy on all sides, plus I rbom ipUt, 30’ paneled family 3. To elect a a aaawtr- ROOBTNO — 9pef,lah*Ing re (afternoons) for tire service livered. W. Zinker, Plnney and family room, rurilc be^B^ I one ,qp Pemlng St,, Both Tetts, 96S-6321. pairing roofs of all kinds, new KWIK-KOOK Take-Out Shops, experienced operators qual FREE REFRIGERATOR 2652. Open daily 11 a.m.-7 p.m a 18x32 .TWimmlng pool with all rddm with bar, near bus ahd Regional School District Numbdr boa ada Ote and deliveries. Apply' Nichols- Automobile Street, ElUngton, 875-'7148. With TTieeo Lovely central fireplace. 2)4 tiled 1 8^’' roofs, gutter wort, chLnneys Dept. HPC, ified to punch both alpha accessories. Slay off the busy I baths, complete built-ini, 2-car' "earlvpearty new and m beautiful shopping. $16,900. Hayes comriicheihg Jlily 1,1965. B«rtonal Board of Education o« protect ttafer 1964 FCXIO 1b naming condi- Box 311, R. D. No. 1. betic and numeric data. Manchester Tire, Inc., 296 9 ROOMS FURNtniRE Fiv e R(X)M duplex, available fpnditipn. Priced, In the .Jow ttcat, good for parta, beet offer. cleaned, reiwired. Aluminum CEDAR clothesline poles, many May 1st. |l26. monthly. Call highways this summer, the life ;e. Truly a fine home In a Agehcy, 643-4803. an foBow CoatesvUle, Pa., 19320 Minimum Interview require Broad St., Town. sties, installed; also, good hy FOR o n l y $319 you skve ma^ be your owi). $2P’s, Short way out — .(Califor CUl M9-4M8. ttdlng. 10 years’ experience. 649-9908. prestige area. Asklrjg $38,9oa Free estimates. Call Howley, ments are graduation from Salesman Wantec draulic truck jack, chains, You Get Living Room, Bedroom, Swim in your 6dm beckyqrd, nia Ranch with land and ex B o l t o n yoar reply to «»a high school and six months COLLEGE Students and High Dinette All CompleU.lVUh The gall Robert D- Murdock, UAR tras galqret $17,^ . „Qver, 100 MOT l-door Dodge, good condi- 643-6381, 644-8399. School students, part-time sales tubes, etc. 649-1353. MANCHSSTER — New Colonl^ i24,90O. FhilbrlCk Agency, 649-' fei an eandope — of key punching experience. Local Bulck dealer wants Refrigerator. F^imiture is Brand Realty Co.; Inc.; 643-2892, 648 more lislinjgs In all pHce Oversized ranch . . Own- f 4' a room flats and duplexes, 8464. to the Glaaal* tkm, reeaonable. C ^ after 6, Money to Loan 29 or delivery work available with man to sell new and used AMERICAN Standard 80-gallon New-. Refrigerator i.s recondi 8472. ______ers______anxlbua_ to _sell. . Orlg- 649-1064. STENOGRAPHERS the Fiiller Brush Oo. for sum ceramic bath, stove, refrigera ranges. Call the Ellsworth Mil- •ad Idanafaa, Mancheetar Heating and Plumbing 17 cars. Ebccrilent opportunity gas hot water tank, 2H years tioned and guaranteed fo r 1 ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930 todiiy a 6 room (3 bed- SmiRBf Harald togeOier CREDIT RATING And mer employment. Excellent tor. private basement, free MANCaiBSTBR — jUst a bop, for the right man. Must be old. 643-7348. year. hoMh) .ranch that has a for the unexplred portion of wWi a memo MaMng toe LET US remodel your old bath CLERK TYPISTS rate of pay. For further Infor of high caliber. Mancherter TBUIMS - - $11.16 A MONTH parking. Hayes Agehcy, 648- f.ni’ Tn‘‘ e“JaZbte?aD e*vX BISSEti>-S^^ - 4 f^lly, lirge family room added, serve Trucks—Tractors UNNECESSARY mation call 644-8393 or Storrs 4803. ______MANCHESTER 6. To hear a report of the School B U fi^ C d ^ tte^ iiianiBidm yoa do MOT room, our prices will please. These positions require a man preferred but not re IBM electric typewriter, late No Finance Co.’s to Deal With tour r ^ m f fim s h e l^ m r c t o toturii. Owner 649-5229, 'i’hie Alone coat over $4,000. Recreation Conunteeloil foe raaot to aae yoor latter. We can take care of aU your Mortgage loans, first-second- 429-2186. model, pica type. 11” carriage, 7. To elect two methbers e# 8CBOOL BUS for sale, no rea high school diploma plus quired. AU company bene You Buy From I'a NEW d u p l e x , 6 rooms, mid Full baaement, rec room, 1965. Toar latter wtD be dea- plumbing and heating prob third, arranged. AU kinds of all electric features, excellent late as cah be. with natural 1 three year terms coriimenclng^July ^ sonable offer refused. Call 643- good stenographic and typ MAN OVER 21 tor drug store. fits. Transportation fur You Pay Only Us dle-agCd or retired, convenient Ten minutes from Man woodwork, natural e. lot Is of an here, tooyad M toe adrartlaar la 4814 after 6. lems. I will pack any faucet, realty. Confidential-reasonable. nished. Contact Mr. Newton condition. 9195. CaU 643-8760. Ph o n e f o r a p p o i n t ^te n t chester. New Cape_ (Jods, , r l*®j®led TWO FAMILIBS, 6-5 flat and ah exceilfehl reslden- 8. "To see if the T “ ing skills. Additional educa Experienced. Evening and location, immediate o<;cupancy doors, too! Kitchen has d ro^ j arr^ ge Selectmen to enter oaa yoH’ea aMntloned. AC 93.60. Roland Plumbing A Albert Burke Agency, 983 Main, tion or training will be at Boume-Ehiick, Inc., 285 SAMUF-L ALBERT Ranches and Raised al area ^ . . close to the not R wfD be handled la Heating Co., 643-4623. Hartford. Office 527-7971, Eve. Saturday. Driver’s license es KEEP YOUR carpets beautiful $130. Evenings 643-2268. in oven and range, fireplace mente. Wesley R. Smith Agert' behalf of the town well-rewarded.. sential. References. Must be Mato Street, Mancheeter. 247-0358 Ranches. One acre wooded living room, oil hot water heat lake, fehtirch, etc. Excellent e atate 1946 FORD Pickup, needs minor 242-9400. despite conrtant footsteps of a fc y ,.R ^ to ii. 643:1567.------sionet for These jobs offer good start reliable. Box K, Herald. On DWpIttV At Main Store SIX ROOM duplex, garage, west lots, built - iris, fireplace, picturesque locatloit $15,500. value. , under sepair. Bert offer. 649-4946. busy family. Get Blue Lurtrs. SEE IT DAY OU NIGHT ^tde^^ijUlet neighborhood, call basement garages. Only to said Towr Statutes Radio—TV Repair A FRESH START v/Ul lump ing salaries, a valuable em Rent electric shampooer 91. Wblverton Agency, RealL I MANCH^iajER. — 5 minutes the provisions of Chapter : TWO AUTO mechanica tor a A—U -B—E—R—T’—s 10% down. Price range •t. J. Crocltett, Re<or Services 18 your debta into one easy pay ploye benefit program and Paul’s Paint A WaUpaper Sup- 649-2813. from Mhncberier ..Green, ini Loat lad Foand 1 ment. If you have equity In the opportunity for per growing Ford dealer. Excellent Salesmen Wanted 36-A 43-45 ALLYN -ST.. HARTTORD from $14,500 to $17,000. Garage— Service— piy- maculate . 6-rooro Ranch, ■with m , b « t . t t « . property, (»U FYank Burke to sonal advancement. C ^ e salary. Many fringe benefits. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 TWO' ROOM heated dpfirtmtot Terrific value. Call 1 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, South — 843-1877 Stimige 10 OONNIE’8 TV and Radio Serv and bath 149 Oakland St.. $86. 2-car gacage. bunt.in 1959. t)4 June 30, 1966, as prepared by the Board of Finance, with Ito tee- F odM b — ena made part Wei- ice, available all hours. Satis discuas ways and means. Con in and talk with us. Including vacation with pay, to' SALESMAN — fuel oil. experi will build to your specifications meaaner. OaR Bolbon Dog War' 649-5229, 9-5. baths, . tottrial dlnihg robm irtjftNON—5 room Ranch built ommendations thereon. _ t„ i_ < iiulk 4n faction guaranteed. Call 649- necticut Mortgage ^change, surance, etc. Ideal working enced, esur and entertainment ROBERT D. MURDOCK on this beautiful Stone-fenced 10. To adopt a budget for the fiscal yW f ^ JtUy '..I®*® ^ den. MfrJTeoi. Visit the Ehnployment Office conditions in a completely new Boats and Aeceesoriee 46 convertible loveseat sofa, paneled, flrepiMd wall in Mv lied. 3 hedrbdths. kitchen with GARAGE tor rent, SO Laurel 1816. 15 Lewis St., Hartford, 246' expense furnished, 98,600. Box NEWLY redecorated latge 5 100X200 lot If yoU act now, E.J. tog. roortj^.wall ^to.wall carpet' June 30, 1966, and to make specttlC a p p r ^ 8tl< ^ 8897. At 400 Main Street shop. Apply In person to Walter reasoiiabte. 649-5079. caiperiter, Realtor, 649-5061. built-m oven and range, aiuml- h o e n — 6 lacnllMf oU DtosUto Street. IW. 643-4884. East Hartford 8, Connecticut Y, Herald. CABIN CRUISER, 18', sleeps room apartment, heat, hot wa U & R REALTY CO., INC. ing, intercom ahd fire alarm 11 To see if the Tovyn will authorize the Board ^ ” VlkUnstz, Service Manager, two, 9 years old, needs wort. 649-9204. Wbfppet, kx4w Ike titodeture SECOND MORTGAGE - Un REAL EISTATE salesmen METAL 'TOP kitchen table, 4 ter, .rtove and refrigerator BSJileOM. large pne.acrelbt well provide a fUll time Clerk to gSslst the Millinery, Dressmaking 19 — OPEN THIS WEEK — Fttzgerald Ford, Windsor Ave Firrt 9200. takes it 742-8248. 643-2692 i43-64'i2 Mwyhomd, bnnwn and white. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 limited funds available for eec' nue, Rockville. wanted — Male or Female. If chalrt. $20. Roaster oven, $8. yard cellar and garage, excel MANCHESTER—7 room Ranch landscaped * $14,500. Wplverton Agency, Boards and Commissions with the performance of tnelr offlClU Jumwmx to ^L4tlto Ctag-'* R«- DRESSMAKING, alterations, emd mortgages, payments to Monday Through Friday you era now working for an of Pla>'p*n, no pdd, $2. Dresser, lent location, reasonable. Call sides..MO,800,. For fiirther to- ReallSra, 648r28l3. 1966 HARLEY-DAVID80N with PEN YAN, 16', canvass tc^, built in 1956, dining room, 1)4 WMkL 64641366. repairing. Reasonable rates. milt your budget. Expedient 8 A.M. — 5 P.M. DEAN fice and feel toat you can’t tedar lined wardrobe with 649-6625 between 6:30 9 p.m baths, aefeluaed 1« , 2-car ga tormattcri caij_the R- F- .Dl------^ ^ ------‘‘ “ i f To See If the ToWh Will vote to A i the electric starter on display. windshield, up front steering .mssK Ci},..Realfa#9. 649-5245. Children’s clothes a specialty. service. J. D. Realty. 643-6129. MACHINE PRODUCTS realise your fuU potential be sold controls, 25 h.p. Evlnrude drawers and Ijed frUrp*' tiO only. c o l o n ia l to on8 of ManchSa- rage Immediate occupancy Glerk at a SUto hot exceC ^ FOUND •- Larga wlUt* nude XLCH model, all oolora. 90 cc Sewing lessons giVen. 643-6502 Tuesday Evenings Two hassock UTte floor farm. M. sums aUe to bt fcoIIeCtea the T b ^ Clajt ^ 6 P.M. — 8 P.M. cause of overstsLfflng or under- electric start motor, 1964 Al ter’s preitige neighborhoods $21.5^0. Philbrick Agency, 649 MANCHESTER Vicinity — 8^ mewgrrt, btoek and brown model, 9330., fuU price. Harley- after 6. LEARN MORE — 165 ADAMS ST. facUlties, come In and talk to each. 40 ” Rotpolrrt stove. $45. Liao aft tan female Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, loy tilt-boom trailer. AU in ex- FOUR ROOM flat, third floor, with trees, six large rooiiis 8464. Level. JO 2„ acres land, 3 NOTICE of his or her official duties ‘jj* TO EARN MORE MANCHESTER. CONN. us. We have openings to both G. ®. refrigerator, $45. Coqk- baths, dtoing rbom, brefeze- for the use of the General ^Tind CUI VecBOB Dog War Hartford. M7-977A Saturday — 8 A.M. to 12 Noon ceUent condition. Sacrifioe, stove, garage, $66 . 649-0482. bedrooms, garage,,ortmers an PUBWe h e a r i n g AT of our offices. Excellent com tail table wlui mirror top. $1. way, 2-cjte garage, $^,400 FOtlR fam ily — prime East vision be made that the Town CTferk t Office b* open not i w man den, 876-T964, Moving— ^Trucking— * 9495. 649-0710. xious, Westey R. smith Agen APDITJpNAL MOT HARLEY - DAVipSON M.T.I. BUSINESS Has Immediate Openings mission earnings with full MLS power IgaithiiSwer, -$10. CSSn MODERN 3 room first floor Philbrick Afeency, «49-84 Side k*atl6h, 4 room units ■^Ih all buik-ihs. Wesfey R. Dmith cy, Reaitora, 643-1567. To ter^Uie Town wtM fix the (» «iS Flrtt S » m . ix)0 T''^'Laidy'a Hack puree con- Sporteter, good eonditiofi. Call Storage 20 SCHOOLS PRATT? &L participation. Chill Mr. Werb- 16' MFX3 fiberglas boat, John find carry. 649-9578. apartment, heal, hot water, re: APPROPRIATIONS I Brown 4 Sharp Automatic ner, Jarvis Realty Oo., Real son 40 h.p. motor, Martercraft Agency, RtealtorB, 648-1567, b o a r d o f d i r e c t o r s mah at a suth H»t ekeegawg $1,200 t ^ Re- 649-4173 after 6 ; 80. Screw Machine frigerator, rtovfc. utilities slid ward.' Oafi OW-074iL' s y - Next Class — May 3 tors, 648-1121, Eves. 648-7847. trailer, many extras, excellent parking furttliiieU. 86 Birch St. TOfiWN oh- MANCHESTER, 14. To see if the Town wUl fix the salary of the Tax CoHectoe QUiLi’B 26“ bicycle, excellent trucking and package flcUveiy. Set-up And Operate condition. Inspect at S3 Walk KELVtNA'Wft refrigerator to CONNECTICUT at.a sum not axceedtog $1,600 a Y W - „ Refrigeraton. waabert and I.B.M. KEYPUNCH WHITNEY good condition. Call 643-4041. Call 649-8448. rage, condition. Bert offer. Phone Hardinge Lathe er St,, after 4 or weekends. Notice Is hereby glvfeh that 15 To see If the Town will vote that all property t* * ^ 6464046. atove moving apscialty. Folding M.T.I. is the only Keypunch Agenby, diaira for rant 649-0769. School in Hartford AUTHOR Set-up And Operate Help Wanted— NOW a v a i l a b l e ^ ’i l tos. very Amall dorim payment aen, opMt stainray. front to the aspan ^ r d of Directors, Town back Hail, pchCd vemtibUte fen- jSt MSnebeater..Mam . Cjptlhttetlcut, BmCfHtOLrot galae and aerv- IZED to train by the same AIRCRAtT Male or Female 37 Diamonds— Watche SEVElf ki Turret Lathe Musical IriStHiments 53 One two bo4rt>bm apArt- bedropmi, A toy. wall to wall carpeting, will yrlU hold a Public H e ^ n g in tea, bonded NpreaeBtattve. Al BOT’ 8 20" b4cy«le with traintng method used by the I.B.M. Jewelry 48 “ 'lV*To'Le^rt"t^*^Tbwn will fix the salaiy of the BuUdtog Bw Painting— Papering 21 . DIVISION OF Set-up And Operate ment available May 1st at Marie jn. Rttltor.l Rg^Uors, as-istrt dishwasher, garbage disposal, Uih Municipal SuUdtog He«ing fred A n e l, UO Bryan Or., wheels, $8.60. OaU 649-7406. CORP. PHARMACIST, fuU or substan PIANO ORGAN, electric, excel Colonial OiU< ApU., 88 Oak 1-156 spector at a sum not exceeding $400 per yehr. o, UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP. tial part-time, good salary and 643-5 ______1)4 tiled bktHS. ia&8 fuiiy m- Room, 41 center Street M ^- Maanheater, 644-8141. EXTERIOR and Interior paint PBX-SWITCHBOARD Excellent Benefits WATCH AND JEWELRY re lent cpndlUqn, hlohd finish, rea- St. Hedt hot water, stove, ilil4t6d.,AUlc,-.Mut-in oedar CHeater; Connecticut. Tuesday, 17 To elect a member of the Capitol Improvement P la n ^ EMt Hartford 8, Connecticut working conditions. Must be re pairing. Prompt service. Up to lonabfa. M0-87OT weekends of BusiiMSB Services ing. Wallpaper books. Paper Learn on live boards Nation's PART-TIME or full-time, gen refrigerator, parking, pri- C b S c O R D t o . — BeaUtllul W E S T S ID E closet, alr-condltioner, enclosed May 4. 1965, at 8:00 p.m., on Committee for a. term of thrite hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully liable. Female pharmacist wel 920 on your old watch In Offered 13 largest PBX School. An Equal Opportunity eral work and delivery. Apply after 4:90 weekdays. vate patio and full cellar, r^ ch . laige UvUtf room, tdtr de porch with.,oasenaoot-Win- proposed, additional approjirla- 18. To see If the Town will authottoe the 'Treasurer and tto insured. Workmanship g(uar- come. References. Replies con trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. $145. New HsUng—6 rooiit Cah , Board of Selectmen to tentobrartly borrbW hot W eeding $25,W Employer In peraon before 5 p.m., Krause fidential. Box "L ” , Herald. Bray, 737 Mato Street, State ivTs, Combmatlbn . ■wlridbibs tiohs ks follows: FTAfJCSNSED LAWN MOWERS— Sharpened anteed. Leo Pelletier, 640-6326. TWX-TELETYPE oil heat, flrehii^. ththugHb^.S .gWrtfce. ae- ■Td: Board^.0f Education — and to Issue notfes bf the 'Town therefore on Wch t e ^ imd ^ If no answer, 643-904S. Florist and Greenhouse, 621 Theater Building.. Wanted— ^1*0 Buy 58 enclosed city uiilRl? iwhrallir located, laaaonable and repaired, winter storage. STEADY waitress to r day work.. Hartford Rd., Manchester. TABULATING equipment oper phall tiled floor In basement, Community College. 1964/ such periods as they deem advlsabte. rt y y ^ Sales and service — Arlens, BUSINESS TYPING Good hours, 6 a.m.-2:30 p.m.,' 643-449i 349-4438 near biii Hhe, storee. nua kkiiilli PAINTING, EXTERIOR and ators — (IBM) Part-time for WE BUT and MU antique and laundryfaUHthw room,robm, boldeoia rtoragea cel- 65 General Fund Budget mainder of the 19M-65 ftScgl yedr ahd mirihg the entire 1965-1966 Trt. 896-AOU. SttowMrda, also rental equip Learn Now — Pay Later 6 days a week. Bettor than av WANTED — experienced com 643-5953. school. Priced at only ...... $36,558. to be fi interior, paperhanging, wall the University of Connecticut. Fuel and Feed 49-A Used furniture, china, glass, sil 649-6544 800. Excellfeht ednd lar, Hot‘ xHtwr ""iter dll0^1 ht., Room after 4 p.m. weekdays. kitchen. bedrooms,■ ' lU baths appliances, high quality—low rlfht. Hayes Agency, 64S-48t ivihg room, fctmal W4S. _ A majority of tH»I^Pj|r8 of Selectihen, Town of Andover Cott. INTERIOR and exterior paint RN or LPN, 11-7 shift. Part or Union, Conn., Route 15, Exit 1285. 876, Administration Building, OIL dt*EhAtED w ed white refilacfed ilvi Claims Settlement, 1964/65 OHEVROtJOT, 1968. Brookwood ing, waUpaper removed, fully 106. prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 TVrO, „ „ ______ROOM furnish*^ a p w - i rbom. kltfchfen Hjls ail tHh necticut. 4 YOU ARE A-1! Truck is A-1! full-time. Laurel Manor, 649- Storrs, Conn. (toMikt. Hthlie or heater. lA L4 ROE 8 rCdto In a dh dining rbom, k General Fund Budget . Station Wagon, V-8 , auiomat- Cellars, attics, trash, small Insured. Rene Etelanger, 643- 4519. South Street, Rookrllla 978- bUiit-ma, ,rcc rnbrn., 2-car ga- 5-8 buFutot, iiyub. J. D. k , power ateerlng, radio, heat- EXPERIENCED woodworker E. refrigerator, very good, 2174. Open 9-a. HdlHon at mod- sirAWe area., SVll dbritter, M $7,500. to be financed by trucking done A-1 right! Call 0512 or 644-0304. Np a ^ c e haater. tygh) Wglt cohvenleHt Jbcallbh- Realty Cb.. 643-8129. Ihfcreasfe in Insurance t«- •r, eKoeUent condition, low 643-2928, Trsmano 7hru(licking or recent High School graduate clean coodltlor. Phone 649-6606. Apply Marlow’s , attractive rfec rdbm, ow sWlvermh Afehhcy, Realwra, ilA ate dM er ^AntS artlbh. nUleaga. Pkaae eall after 6, Service. INSIDB and outside painting. LPN or RN, full or part-Uma. willing to learn trade. Apply at SitumtiiniB Wanted— a 449-2618. $15,50H 8T5-896a You name your own price. 11-7. 876-2077. Risley Woodworting, Inc., MAN WANTED for stock and Female 38 ffttlE E ROOM fumlfthe sy R. .smith A(f8Hcy, Ri To: Parking Authority for ment. Large c)pj|cts.. Insurance, 1964/65 Genferal HAVE PICK-UP Truck, wlH do 649-7868, 875-840L Lake Street, Vernon, or call deUvery work. Must have li kbdM WiilUiilt DtMU’d l d tors, 643-1867. ______.rttoms 1969 PLYMOUTH oonvertlble, odd jobs, chain saw work, cord NURSE’S AIDE, 8-11, full and 646-4824 or 875-1166. cense, some knowledge of elec- Parking. Adu Ftihd Budget ------$4,900. RAMBLINC COldfiUL veiqr dean, mechaatrally good, SPRING SPEJCIAL — profes part-time. Laurel Manor, 649- NEW R A l8 fiJb,,ty^t!tt -- 5 '"'s. tb B’e fiHfflifcSd from Park wood'for sale. 7^-8016. Meal parte. Apply Economy HOUSE WORK and house clean _.RfhrT..dHe blobk Atilumn, 2-7:30 p.m. V-8, autowMtoc . 643-9106. sional painting, 915. a room 4519. TWO MECHANICS needed, Electric Supply, 86-88 Oak WANTED 8, one fUli two half ing AtitHbHtt RBSSl-Ve. ’ (walls and ceilings); exterior tog. Call after 4:30, 643-7026. keAltbV, TYPEWRITERS — Standard goOR Merewry Monterey, APPLIANCES repaired — all aervlca on all types of electric fastest growlita manufac 985., fstoale*. 966. Stafford ! oh 'Tanner St. 7735, 875-3817 for appointment. Springs, 684-9420, after 6:80. Colonid locN’d Co. a neat on reasonable, 649-1102 after 6:90. nutkee washers, refrigerators, al wiiitQ;. Licensed and In turers of Alr-Condltiontog, Five rooi .8 tec room, )-8i EKPER1E1NCE3D electricians, Refrigeratton, and Heating llent bf blitectors treeMM, dryers, n s and elec sured. Wilson Electrical Co., APPLICATIONS being taken tor immediate employment. Call ilRABLE store or office 1 &e .fytras to- I960 FORD Galaxie, 4 - door Manchester, 649-4817, 648-1888. Equipment has openings FCm SALE — adorable Dach 61S Porfctr St. cap- lanchester,. CHnneCtlcul trie ranges. Oil burners waitresses — do not csdl. See 676-8370 after 6:80 p.m. ace, ground .floor, ciea n ^ t- ol^JSng a wooded•oded lot. 5 ROOM, 2-: Dated at Manchester, Opn- hardtop, V-8, automatk loans' Mrs. Canfield, Tueaday and for the toUowtog: rtnaid puppies, rad, 975. 87S- aces, ■tart on, reconditioned rteaned and repaired. Cosma 2490. ibtlve and rfeaton^le. Apply $22,900. J. D: luble necticut thie 22nd day of A| Appliance, 649-0066. Thursday evenings, between T One (1) Drafteman (Me- r, Chasse, fltau ^leatre, 11 Colonial f j T . . . jah Buck- thronghowt, 8796. 649-6190. Floor FinishlRg 24 5129. lay- 1965. ------:------5P- 9 p.m., at the Bolton Lake ohenioal) — Minimum of 3 - 8 p.m. Ingham St., .1 .6 roomer U79CX)Llte w#cy 900d mn- House Hotel. years b o a r d experience. with 1*4 balMs; garage, TREE REMOVAL and Ian FLOOR BANDING and refln- WANTED MANCHES'mft — Stef eondtUon, tranemiasion la b i^ (raeclallaing in older Bskckground to electrical (jfihiCKS for rent, 500 or 1,000 plenty of trCes . . . truly a bedroom Rgpch, Heat ^ clearing service, 742-6016. id ft., all Improvemehte, In- overhauled. May be aeen at 40 -ifioora). waxing floora. Paint Full and part-time experi and piping drawings http- Rrt- riiolce setting. shopping, scbdbiicfidbls; mce.wdMi WANTED — woman for house fill, but not nsoessary. f Oloott Mrect, Apt 117, after FHARPENINa Service—Saws, ing. Ceilings. P^erhanglng. enced gauge and tool mak rtr k Can lot, full basemfeht; 8:90. Pries 9219. work. C..U 649-1800. One (1) Design Draftsman knives, axes, ahears, skates, No job too small. John Ver- ers to work on aircraft t e . on " Estate. 643-9^. rotary blades. Qnlck servica fallle, 649-5750. WOMAN tor housekeeping du parte. * —Minimum of 6 yMua sx- Ibcitlon. 649-BW4. ... ioac ViXJCSWAGndf 't o excel perlenca to meohanloal lay-' Capitol Equipment Co., ties, preferably to live In. Pri* IVi- bntrti. full ahed, F6d hnt eoadHion, ah antras, ask Main St, Mwcherter. Houra FLOOR SANDING, finlahing vate rown. Call 649-0600 tor to TOP WAOB8 out work with some eleotrt- IS tog 91.090. Oeh 916-0106. and waxing. 16 years’ expert' robtn, por®, etc. daUy 7-5. Hniraday 7-9, Satur- tervlew. BENEFIT PLAN oal and piping expartenoa Houfidi Fbf R$Ht ' 69 liyVltAtlOR •day 7-4. 648-7968. ence. Prompt', dependabis serV' preferred. Must )>a rt>le to i960 OOMWir, automattc, radio, ice. Call 649-0496. clean' work from deelgn aketebee MEN J . CrBfekfett, R ea ltor CAPABLE WOMAN haater, green, dean, 9776. Also THREE . LAWNMOWBR Ing, part-time one oi^nro days E A S GAGE CO. 'With a minimum * f euper- Noodod OH 2nd iM ft lo MIxiiif and Cordhsi nirited bi” to m 1M9 OidamoUla 89. CWi 742- pairs, rales, ro to r vieion. 8 4 § -i5 7 7 received Business Opportunity 28 waakl^ caU 643-6614. MitcheU Drive good iocation. Seeled bldi rtuapsnad; bicycle aalaa. aarv- Excellent wages and fria « ^dopcNtmoRls. fa porioo to bolpfid bot not m c - l-dtei!, at the dftli Gerikral OENIRAL SERVICE AIDE — R#laeonable.m m KijSarissr~TS>^ daluKe, loe. Manchaater Oycte Shop, FOR SALE — Fully equipped beoeflte. Stea^ year-’round jIbblE apnrtmente. 118 Manager: 4 low 149 W.. lOdiOa TurnpllM. 8M lunchaonetta. ReasonaMe, will High School graduate, mature, emptoymeat. m m y W o trolo you. Pol lotoraiioo sovom go, 2096. wtUtog to team and aMa to aa- BAUDS MANAGER — fuel oO. finanoa. Call 649-8099 or 649 AppHcanto ihouM submit gu)l)urbM 9909. wroe raq;x»alblUW. Day shift. many bansflts, car and ex- b i o o f t t t . A p p l y h i p o n o o flt* Call Mancberter Maraortol Hoa- penra, fine opportunity, a ^ r l ' resumes to: Dunham-Burti, Ino„ PeraonnS Office, 179 BOWPOK -i- * LET UB faad your town, far- JUST LI8TBD. Proaparoua groc pltal, 646-U41, Ext. 373, Mia. e^oed.' 990,000 plus. Bok Z, Bei rd, 1998 ^^iuaiWAOEil aedan, ex' -South Street, Wert Hart ttllaing only. 6497487.' ary stora on Route 90, Vanxm iflttor. An equal opportunity •aHartt contotoin, radio, aeal ford, Conneetlout SSeTwIebl 5N msi BMav hmIpm . CkM aJImt to tfalekly poputotod aaotlon — amptoyar. ALPON SPINNING MIU.S -m Mancheeter, Conn. n.. HouMhojd Scrvicos'"' wtth good toot traffic and a MAUD appltoant, fuH or part- Ranch, a acres of land, 148, 8a9-9Tw. ‘‘An IjgU^^^srtutoty • CORPORATTON f i P A O i ^ Town of Mancheeter, Oton. Offered 18-A tosmandoua potential. For fiu> WOMAN axpaiitncad to ifitdnig time, muet be naat to mppoar- New Wtahairt Morrill. fenpartal Oon- tiwr dalalla call Dorta Bmltti, rtioaa, or art wBl train. Oon- anoe witb nleaaant paraonallty srffis.rrs.'SSS'e' TAl.0Oim A.lA CONN. SSSSa 1Bm!w •ufi asatei m y , Idtal T fU B raraoval. prnatog, toad JarVto Realty Oo., R t 91, Var- taat Vutaga Bootory, Talbott- -and over l l yaan of age'. OaU D f W n 9dt Mhool , . ) . ) ' 1 . . U • J * 4 » ' frtaa 1798.1^. VaJte. elsartag. Wqrt guaniatead. ■on 049-1900, 6784)tt30, Evaa. 64#- vflla. Ttt. 6499808 for appotot- Friendly -Sob Ctoram. 8784910 9 a.aa.; o u t 649-9008 or 0660614. 8610. , lor toteeviear. HU. \ * P- / .-if)
MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1965 PAGE TWENTY iKanrl^rBttr IffraUi Donate Before W s Too Late, Bloodntobile Tomorrow at Hospital, 10:45-6:30
when he went Into the right The Eighth District Fire t>e- Temple Chaptier, Order of Members of the Manchester The Manchester Chapter of Garden Club who are interested Minor Accidents hand lane, atrlklng the Edwarfs The WcAthtr Disabled American Veterans parUnent will have a depart Eastern Star, wlU have an Inl- vehicle which was reportedly A n a c f Net Prggg Ron roreeaat ef D. S. yttm XSmt About Town ment nieeting tomorrow at 7:30 tJaitory meeting Wednesday act 8 In atendlng the meeting of the Auxiliary Friday night present Valley Planters of South Wind Occur in Town passing Mm on the right. Vor Om Week B a M ed an American flag to Cub p.m. at fire headquarters, Mhln p.m. aft the Masonic Temple. Of-, Hie two vehkdee, both sta INSTANT IiOm Donna Loutee ValenU, fleers are reminded to wear sor will meet tomorrow at 8:30 il«rU S4, 1M6 OhMice ef ehowere toalghL Scout Pack 40, Eastbury and HilUard Sts. p.m. at the Avery St. School. tion wagons, receive only 4aturbtH' of Mr. and Mrs. Wil School. Glastonbury. The flag ■ ■ « white gowns. Refreshments No police action was taken In minor damage. Hie Edwa.i^ 40-48; cloody aad eool tetnorrew, liam D. Valente of 104 Wash- wllT be sen ^ after the meet was accepted by Edward M. Members of Ote board of di either of two motor vehicle ac car was damaged on the left l E u m t t t g rhaarr of showers ogala late hi Indon St., is one of elg:Ht can ing. Report cards were dlstrlbufed cidents rsfxiirted for the week INnRIORS 1 4 ,1 3 8 Wallace, cubmaater and Joseph rectors of Mountain Laurel side whUc the Halpen v ^ c le the day, high la the S s. didates for the title of May to Manchester public junior and end. BY Member of the Audit 6 Palazzi, chairman. Flag Chapiter. Sweet Adeline’s, senior high schools todajf. suffered damage to its right Queen at Bryant College, Provi etiquette pamphlets were pre The Manrfiester YWCA 'wUl Barbara L Sdwarda of 172 Bermene Hershey Bnreoa o f Olrealatfoa dence, R. I. She Is sponsored by meet with the newly elcctea of sponsor a,rummage sale tomor side. ■ Manchester— A City of Village Charm sented to all the scouts. ficers and committee chairmen Manchester Assembly, Order Mountain Rd. and Leonard M. BeU Sigma Chi fraternity. The row from 7 to 9 p.m. and Halpen, 61, of Wethersfield, PoHoe also Investigated a d e c o r a t iv e tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home of Rainbow for Girls, will have minor accident occurrln g on winner will be announced Fri Mias Cheryl A. Kuhney of 102 Wednesday from 9:80 a.m. to were the operators hi a col CONSULTANT (dbMMifted Advertlsiag ea Page M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS day, April 30, at a May Queen of Miss Jean Gianopolous, 162 noon In the gym at the Com an Initiatory meeting tonlg^ at Main St. near Birch St. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1965 Henry St. is a member of the IXnuglas St., Hartford. The chor 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. Of lision thaft took place Satiuday VOL. LXX XIV , NO. 176 (TWENTY PAGES) Dance; Miss Valente is In the munity Y, 79 N. Main St. afternoon on W. Middle Tpke. day afternoon involving Fran 643-9958 court of MLss Virginia Uonetti us will rehearse on ’Thursday at ficers are reminded to wear cis T. Fllloramo, 19, of 28 But •ecretarial science department of Stamford who was selected near Main St. According to po 8 p.m. at the East Hartford High The plass reimlon committee long white gowns. Refreshments ternut Rd„ and Hope P. Scot- at the college. She Is a dean’s as Miss University of Connect School, 777 Burnside Avc., EaM lice, Halpen was easttoound on list student and member of of 1935B, Manchester High will be served after the meet ta of Stafford Springs. icut for 1965. The queen and her Hartford. ing. the turnpike In the left lane Threat to Economy Ends Sigma LAmbda Theta sorority. court presided at the annual School, will meet Wednesday at Events Campus Community Carnival 7:30 p.m. at Mott’s Community Mr. and Mrs. William La- Miss UlU Concepcion and Hall. Members are reminded to today at Storrs. Mi.ss Janice McMlllen, Amerl See New Danger Spots Motte of 349 Oakland S t were bring address lists. can Field Service exchange stU' feted at a surprise 25th anni Pfc .John J. Hahn of the U.S. In State dents, will be guests at a meet Memorial Temple, Pythian versary party Easter Sunday at Army, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.J. STURDY, FAMOUS BRAND Uthuanian Hall. The party, for ing of the Kiwanis Club of Man .Sisters, will meet tomorrow at Steel Strike Reprieve Hahn, 70 Unden St., recently 40 relatives and friends, was che.ster, Inc., tomorrow at noon 8 pm. at Odd Fellows Hall. participated in Exercise March at the Manchester Country Club. given by Mrs. Ronald Brault. a Hare, a major field training Memibers of the degree staff TOT WALKERS $15 Million daughter of the honored couple: exercise, conducted by the 4th are reminded to attend. Re BABY and Mrs. George Crochlere and Infantry Division at Ft. Lewis, Manchester Lodge of Masona freshments will be served. Building Plan v.iTl'meet tomorrow ai 7:30 p.m. On Swollen Mississippi Mrs. George Bums, the Ia - Wash. He is a 1960 graduate of Regular 2.99 Motte's nieces. Manchester High School and en After a short business meeting, Robert McKinney of 54 Ade Rallies Stock Market a minstrel will be presented by laide Rd. recently received a WEEK In New Haven tered the Army in 1964. Mrs. James F. Knight, the Temple Chapter, OEJS. Masons scholarship to the 1965 American former Pearl Shotf, daughter of and their wives are welcome. National Red Cross Aquatic Aluminum tubular frame with easy ‘DTTT’QTITTPPTT TAPI A 6 ald and chief Industry negotla-6 ony eventual aettiemerit be re- NEW HAVEN '(AP) — Miss Joan Anderson of 94 Pit roll nylon wheels. Cotton duck seat. F l l lODUKOn lAri T Conrad Cooper put their troactlve to May 1 when present the Rev. and Mrs. Robert J. kin St. and David Torsteneon of Schools. Others attending In SALE Mayor Richard C. Lee an Rock Island Shoff of 232 Main St., has been Manchester WATES will meet clude William Sacherek of 12 four-month steel strike re InitlaU on the agreement contracts expire. nounced today an estinaat- 33 Cobum Rd., both students at He also said if final agree named to the dean’s list at EaM- Upsala College, East Orange. tomorrow ai the Italian Amer Cottage St. and David WUk of We love babies, prievepi 1C VC *waskW a o virtually VIA vucaii J •. cer The stock market rallied ed $15 million housing pro ern Nazarene College, Wollas ican Club. Eldridge St. Weigh 71 Hawthorne St. tain today, lifting what the strongly today with steel Issues ment is not reached by Aug. 31, Dike Shows N.J., are committee chairmen “ a strike or a lockout could oc- posal, highlighting various ton. Mass., for the fall semester, for Spring Week May 10 to 14, ing in will be from 7*to 8 p.m. ORLON KNIT Johnson administration showing the way. A 1961 graduate of East Pales Members are reminded to bring and we prove it, with our McDonald emphasized the types of public and private at the college. Miss Anderson, Philip Burgess Sr., director viewed as a disastrous tine (Ohio) High School, ^ e is a sophomore, is publicity chair coupons for the WI’OP contest. of ‘‘Janus,” has announced that SWEATER SETS 11.6 cents is only the price the One major firm. Wheeling facilities near the heart of Crack Signs a senior majoring in elemen man for the event. Torstenson, A representative from Sessions full rehifearsals of the play will exceptional savings, out threat to the nation’s econ industry must pay for a ^rlke Steel Corp., broke Big Steel’s Clock Co., Bristol, will be guest New Haven’s downtown tary education. a junior, is chairman of the All- be held tonight, Wednesday and omy. delay and that the union still united front by agreeing earlier speaker. expects to win at last 17.9 cents shopping district. CHICAGO (A P )— Flood Upsala banquet. FYiday at 8 p.m. in the work Regular 3.99 Ratification by the United to make any eventual settle Pfc. Guy M. Cole, a son of standing selection for 3.44 an hour In wage gains. ment retroactive to May 1 In Speaking at the annual lunch shop rooms of the LJtUe Thea Steelworkers Union and 10 ma- eon of the Citizens Action Com crews sped today t() new Mr. and Mrs. George B. Cole Miss Janet Connor and Mias Mrs. Marie L. Loeffler of Mil tre of Manchester at 39 School Machine washable and dryable, easy •^r steel firms Is expected to be Although the steel firm s. and stead of paying the flat 11.5-cent danger spots in Illinois and of 836 Hartford Rd., was recent ford, grand royal matron, and the imion’s wage policy commit increase. mission, Lee also reported that Prances Opalach, both of Man St. The production will be pre NATIONAL Baby Week. Coma C&T6 orlon knit S6ta. CGble stitch a mere formality Wednesday, the Chicago firm of architect Iowa as the swollen Mi.s- ly assigned to the 65th artillery chester and students at St. Jo Joseph A. Rochette of Meriden, sented May 13. 14 and 15 at trimmed with constrasting colors. ■wapiplng a postponement of tee still must ratify the agree Wheeling joined a smaller en Okinawa. A 1962 graduate of grand royal patron: with their BABY WEEK ment, Sinikin was so confident Mels van der Hohe will prepare sissippi River continued to seph’s College, West Hartford, 8:30 p.m. at Tiling Junior High see and choose! Sizes S, M, L, XL. Saturday’s 12:01 a.m. strike firm, Phoenix Steel Corp., as the master plan for the develop Manchester High School, he is a are serving as committee chair associate grand officers, will School auditorium. April 26 to May 1 deadline for a pay raise of 11.5 he planned to return to Wash the only companies to agree to undermine weakened levees radio repairmtm In Headquar make their official visit to Chap ment slated to rise on a 20 - men for the Showboat Weekend 'cents an hour. ington today. retroactive pay. acre tract between the Oak on both sides of the surg ters Battery of the 65th Artil man Court, Order of Amaranth, scheduled next weekend at the The American Legion will ■’This is a good day for the In exchange for the 11.5-cent McDonald and Cooper said Street connector and the rail ing stream. lery’s 1st Missile Battalion, U.S. college. Miss Conner is co-chair on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the economy,” said federal media- pay raise for nearly half a mil they would start working out Mftsonic Temple. A roast beef meet tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. at BABY TERRY STRETCH road station. In Rock Island, 111., flood Army. men of Saturday’s semi-formnl the post home. FAMOUS “RIEGEL” SNAP FASTEN .tor William E. Slmkin after un lion workers, McDonald agreed dinner will be served at 8:30. (See Page Ten) The area Includse the former volunteers rushed to reinforce a dance while Miss Opalach is ion president David J. McDon- to drop the union’s demand that market and Hotel Garde sites as dike near the downtown area chairman of Sunday’s barbecue. For reservations, contact Mrs. Gustaf A. Anderson, 710 W. Mid Hsuold Braithwalte of 374 DIAPERS BABY SHIRTS CREEPERS well as the land presently oc that allowed .e oj)>er seven judges Iowa — currently the prims operating out of Newport, R.I. Highe.st degree of absorb- guaranteed waterproof, oas of fitting. laem be protected. Officials said Francis J. McNulty, now have alijeady been confirmed danger spot — Wednesday. Tha FO R A DAY, WEEK... OR LO N G ER ency known. Sizes 1-4 vrs.A^^^/ilfc^p^W Sizes S, M, L, XL. Regular 2.98 U.S. offiaals sold they under- Santo Domingo radio is calling building Inspector in toe fire for leaippointment. river stood today within five ■tand the number of Americana on all Dominicans to respect the district, will become the new I>empoey also nominated for Vertical Takeoff Plane inches of its predicted crest. RANGE 2.58 ^seeking to be evacuated from lives and property of Americans town Inspector. reappoinftmenit Common Pleas Workers faced another day of A 1965 Car from NOTICE 2 for $5 ’ the Dominican Republic la In- Andrew Trlcarlco, town road Judges Walter J. Sldor of West ■V^ trying to hold back the water in AND and other foreigners living in Moriarty Brothers CRIB SIZE 'ereaalng. Hiere ore some 2,3(X) the Dominican Republic. foreman, 'will be the new public Hsutfoid, Otto H. LaMacchia of Burlington, Iowa. The Weather RENT PUBLIC HEARING Americans reported to be ii) Bridgeport and Robert A. Wall FUEL OIL DENIS MI'TCHELL Dainty fabrics, exquisite trims. Fa SANTO DOMINGO, Domin works director. Bureau In a revised forecast TOWN OF mous name brands included. All easy that country Officials said the ican Republic (AP) — Loyalist The assistant police chief for of Harwlniton. said the river would crest at THERMAL evacuation of Americans has Explodes Before Crowd GASOLINE MANCHESTER, wash and wear. air force planes today bombed the merged town 'wiU by Eld- 22.6 feet in Burlington lata CONNECTICUT not been decided upon but an encampment of insurganta inund F. Dwyer, now bead of Industry Wooed Wednesday. INFANT SEATS preparationa (or ouch on even- BLANKETS outaida Santo Domingo. the Vernon police department; HARTFORD (AP)—” <>nnect- EDWARDS AIR FORCE?. The Quad Cities area of Iowa PROPOSED ORDINANCE > tnalHy are in prograaa. Tha Insurgents, who want to anatotant building inapeotor will Icut not only asks industry to took off vertically as planned in ing back to demonstrate verti The tarrler Boxer and several be Samuel P. Allen, now city BASE, Calif. TAP)— An cal landing techniques when the (Sos Fags Tea) BANTIV O il Regular '1 A A return ex-Presldent Juan Bosch come here m d to expand here. its first public hop. It maneu In accordance with provlsicms ' ether veaaala are ftandhig by hi from Puerto Rico, barred out inopactor, and oaolstant public accident occurred. COMP.\NY, INC. 2.99 Regular 2.99 It lends a helping hand,” Gov. experimental vertical take vered over this desert test cen of the Town Charter, notice is IMematlonal waften off the siders from the encampment, worits director will be Ehigene Jedm Dempsey told representa off plane faltered in flight ter. Then, at about 800 feet, Suddenly, the stubby-winged 331 MAIN STREET hereby given that a Public eoaA of Santo Domingo. plane appeared to flutter and ★ Brand new, folly equipped cars ready to go. Hand crocheted look, cellular HOUSE prevenUng an assessment of A. Joalln, now city works di tives of the nation’s leading today then crashed and ex while the pilot was switching Indians Oaim TEL. 6l9-ir)9.i Hearing will be held in the Mu Officials said Chat Santo Dom- damage. __ rector. chemical firms Monday. from conventional jet power to plunged to the earth from an nicipal Building Hearing Room, Moulded plastic, with safety weave for g;reaiter all year round ploded in flames during a altitude of about 500 feet. if Reasonable rates. comfort. Pink, white, blue, Loyalist air force planes flew All will take over their new Dempsey told the day - long flight supported by fans in 300 Pakistans Rockville H75-3271 'Tue^ay, May 4, 1965, at 8:00 belt. Seat adjusts to severi posts July 1, when a merged conference which was aimed at public .demonstration wit Some observers thought they positions. Safe, healthful. maize. over Santo Domingo,ngo, but did not wings and nose, at a speed of if Full insurance coverage. p.m. on a proposed ordinance resume the bombing and straf government goes into effect. wooing new chemical plants into nessed by hundreds. about 140 miles went out of saw something fall from the Killed In Battle concerning: Over 100 Counts ing attacks of Monday.ndt Hie air Vernon currently has city, the state, that ailthough Connect control and plunged straight plane just before it crashed, but Department of Economic town and fire distriot govern icut has less than per cent of The chief engineering test pi officials could not immediately if Large discount if your car is in enr shop for raids and scattered clashes 1.6 lot for Ryan Aeronautical Co. of down. Opportunity were reported to have kiUed at ments. the nation’s population, 3 per confirm this. NEW DELHI, Inaa, (AP) — mpairs. The proposed change and re Against Five Men San Diego, Lou Everett, tried to Had all gone well, the fans least 26 and wounded about 80. H m exams, 'written and oral, cent of the chemical research The cockpit is equipped with An official spokesman said to vision may be seen In the Town HAI.E eject but went down with the would have gently pancaked the an ejection seat, but no one saw day Indian troops have killed, Among the dead was Deputy ^ ^ L o e r i Clerk’s Office during business Main Street—Manchester Held for Thefts (ttaa Page Ten) (See Page Ten) oraft and was Idlled. craft to a landing. a parachute blossom. wounded or captured at least hours. Jose Manuel Alvarez Ftobles, a Another of the so-called XV5A The plane hit the ground sev 300 Pakistans in fighting in tha member of the Dominican Rev MORIARTY BROTHERS HARTFORD (AP)^Stote Po research crallt was in the air at eral thousand yards from the barren Itann of Kutch on India’s ^ Travel Service 1 Robert M. Stone, ttce announced today the aurest olutionary party. His body was the same time, piloted by Army SOI CENTER STREET — TEL 64S-51SS observation site, exploded in western frontier. Secretary of five men on an assortment found near the National Palace. test pilot William Anderson. It flames and sent up a high col At least nine tanlm also wera 9TO MAIN STREET ^ Boeu-d of Directors Radio Santo IXimingo, In re IdSASINO PLANS FOB ALL 1965 MAKES t i MODELS of charges fai oonnection wMh experienced no difficulties dur umn of black smoke. reported destroyed. ’Ihe Indian ^ 643-2165 A Manchester, Connecticut thefts in a dosan towna. bel hands, and a radio at San ing its maneuvers. losses were put at 66 dead and Dated at Manchester, Con Isidro air force base, controlled The other plane in the demon Hie number of counts againot Girls End Cable Car Taboo, The two atrange-looklng stration landed without incident. wounded. The reports covered Authorized agent In Man- T necticut this 19th day of April. by loyalists, continued to claim .Chester for all AirUnes,^ •le five men total more than planes with fans in wings and The plane first demonstrated the period when fighting began 1965. victory. nose were supposed to go April'9. ’There were no reports 'Railroads and Steamship^ 100. It was impossible to assess vertical takeoff and transition to ^ I J n e a Those arrested were identified through their paces publicly the forward flight last Nov. 6. Army from Pakistan on casualties. oa Abraham Gerber ,49, of Mid- these claims as the struggle first time today— rising up like A Defense Ministry spokes power continued. The news^ Remain Barred from Space spokesmen said since then there d)efi«4d Road, Duiham: Rode a helicopter, hovering, darting have been 52 successful flights, man said the fighting around Read Herald Ads. rick S. Dubois, 19, of 191 Main per El Caribe urged responsible sideways and flying forward at comparative lull India is not leaders to "halt the bloodshed SAN FRANCISCO (AP)t including vertical takeoffs and Bt., Southington; Roland F. "'21 high speed. landings. Biar-Bet has stopped but in tha Marks of 182 Crown St., Meri between brothers." — Barred from ..space, comparative lull India is not Military patrols. Including The jet-powered craft, built The XV5A uses two J86 jet den: Albert A. Sherman, 40, of American women quietly relaxing its vigilance. some armed civilians, cdntlnued m for the Army by General Elec engines, with 5,316 pounds of FREE 12 New Place St., Yalesvllle; tric and Ryan are the newest In thrust, to drive two five-foot- Despite the claims. It ap to swing briskly through the have won the right to hang I and Kenneth G. Stetoon of SouUi- peared Indian units had been streets of Santo Domingo in on to the sides of San Fran a series of jet and propeller diameter fans in each wing and NO OBLIGATION! Ington. craft being developed for vetical a smaller fan In the nose. mauled in the three days of display of loyalty to Bosch. The cisco’s cable cars. fighting that began Saturday. SPECIAL PURCHASE city itself appeared calm. takeoff and landing. Columns of air from the fans HAVE YOUR AUTO (See Page Ten) Whdle the National Academy lift or lower the plane or allow it Pakistani units were reported of Sciences In Washington, D.C., Army spokesmen said aircraft of this type blend the mobility of to hover. holding points well within what ENGINE CHECKED was turning down four women helicopters with the high speed In forward flight, the jet ex India claims as its territory, applicants for selection as haust is diverted out the tail scientist-astronaut, a San Fran of jets and are needed in remote (See Page Tea) combat areas where there are pipes as in conventional jets. cisco civil servant was caving In D ^ s above and louvers below before a determined femlrdne no airfields. Hie XV6A also can U.S, Jets Collapse take off and land conventionally the fans are closed. advance Monday. without using Its three “ lift Crossover ducting between ‘"rhere was nothing I could do fans.” engines and fans insures that 60 but gfive In,” admitted Vernon per cent of total lift — enough to Bulletins W. Anderson, manager of the ’The Jet craft that crashed took off vertically, using fans in land safely under normal condi Vital Cong Bridge municipal railway. tions — is available with only Tradition and grlpmen had Its wings and nose (or lifting power. one engine operating. EDWARD R. MURROW DIES barred women from the steps. Other types of vertical takeoff "Step inside, lady,” a cable After hovering briefly at an PAWLING, N. Y. (AP)~ SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )—U.S, Air Force altitude of 30 feet, tha plane planes under development de oar gripman would say to a pend on deflection of jet thrust Edward R. Murrow, 57, iater- Golden lets, after two unsuccessful tries, hit the Bai Due Thon woman who tried to hang on took off at high speed, circled over the dry lake bed that without gans, or tilt the propell natfonolly knowa radio and outside 'With the men. television newscaster and for 6ridge in North Viai’^ a m today and buckled one of its serves this desert research cwi- ers to a horizontal plane. three spans, a U.S. military spokesman said. But on Feb. 2 pretty Mona mer head of the U.S. Ittfor- The bridge spans a river In a^ Hutchln, 19, an Insistent Univer mation Service, died at hla Playtex* widely scaittered aettona over sity of Oailfomla student, re home here today. He hmg hod M rly deep valley 160 miles the pMt two days. fused. been III of ennoer. gouth of Hanoi. R witlutood two Britain’s . special envoy to She was hauled off the stepe previous poundings, one of them Southeast Asia, Patrick Gordon by police when crowds gatliered Governor Denounces NAVY JOINS FIGHT Girdles and Walker, said In Hong Kong that and traffic snarled at the cable SANTO DCtoUNGO. Do- Monday. he believes the Communist Viet car turntable aU Market and nilnlcnn Republic (AP)r—Tha Bight FIDOs carrted out the Cong are being beaten In South Powell streets. Dominlcaa navy lined up to- ■trike on tha bridge today. AU Long Leg Viet Nam. But when they looked through dny against forces favoring ^ planes returned safely, and *T think there has been a con- Gasoline Tax Boost the reotomtton of ax-Preol- ■o .enemy aircraft were raport- the dty ordinances, officials alderable change for the batter could find no legal barrier to dent Juan Booeh nnd begnn a ad'saen. in the fight against the Viet women riding on the outaide of HAR'TFORD (A P )— Gov. John N. Dempsey took a bombardment from sbipn Panty Girdles ’. Four Vletnamaso Skyraldera lined up nlong the wnterfront. (jong," Gordon Walker told the cars. strong hand today against any increase in the gasoline conducted armed recon- newsmen while en route from “ I kwked through the books A s the bombardment begnn, tax this year to help finance new highway construc the radio, stntioas In the onp4- Televise •alsanoa runs over Routaa 7 and Saigon to Tokyo. and there was nothing,” said Then they turned on the In London, the British govern Anderson. tion. tnl suddenly went off the Hung htahway (erry, en the ment endorsed a Soviet proposal So quietly he pawed the word I can assure you,” the gov- posed a $490 million highway Btoet of t)im were breadcaab- lag In networks with the geo- Your car's »3«>off GMang River. for an intemaUonal conference along to the opm tors of Um em qf told a highway users con construction program ttiat would ]»omba and rookata damaged on Ckunbodla which the British dinky, clattering oars. The tra ference luncheon, “ttiat my poli be paid for in port by IxMsting enimentta radiq Soate Do« Performance Both apnroaobea to Ihe ferry, a think would provide an oppor dition was a m jm . cy on highway user taxes wUl tile gasetiine tax from six to mlngo, seised liy the pro- In Minutes Boech army laanrgenta. i ^ and a large storage buUd- tunity for Informal peace talks Mona was blase about the be to increase them only when se'ven cpnta a gallon. on Viet Nam. Bt^ the move a need to Increase them is clear triumph. “ U’s at no concern to “ We have not so strained our LAW STRUCK DOWN AUlHORIZtD C a ll For AM tha ofroraft returned safe seemed doomed to Wlure. me.” Sandy Krentzman Craeka Cable Car Taboo ly and fully demonstrated.” Informed eourom said the reeour^a that a future legisla WASHINGTON (AP) ly. Twenty-five U.B. Air F o ^ Oenta along windy Powell ’Hie governor streesed that his ture wlH be committed to in A L L E N tn ( Cambodian government advised Tha Supreqae Oowt ohmek Appointment jfitt flovF top oovor for botti tiM Street, waited In anticipation. Mary Ann Noah, of Fairway, own $220 mllHon highway pro creased taxes (f it oontinues the the British that Cambodia’s earth — at leaot for the time^ gram for the neoat two-year fia- down today Virginia^ vo* '.f k VK t CINUR Amectcan and Vietnomeaa mla- Hie tnuUtlan woa. after all, Kan., winnar of the 1964 powder program on a sound, practical chief of state, Prince Norodom strengthened by Mgh heels, being. esf period was a “ sound and qulremeat timt f ffpna. , Some of the gals think other basis,” the governor said. 643-2819 Sihanouk, wants nalthar the skirts and breesea. puff Derby, said: " I hate to be a p n i d ^ ” one that would require want to vote In federal A U.B. mlKtary spohe«nan United States nor the South wise. Some agree. Others “Our experience of the IsM Oons without pnyhK th* ■Md U.B. jata Osw 44 strlkea In Stout-hqaeted loonaclasta Uka traitor to my sex, but I do think "n o Increase in highway user ’Vietnamese to attend. Sandy Krentsman of An.- couldn’t oare less. several y e ^ has shown us that state’s poll tax muat fito visit Nam today. 1191 ’The mixed reaction oome aft men can go it alone In this field taxee or fees jCnyfaie testing will be done Thursday and FHday, April In FIria, Soviet Foreign Min- g ^ s and Hilary Bataben, San Dempsey sold that if a need adopting a huge program, while oerttfleotea of rsaldeiice. TI n er four women, whose names for a while. ’The time will come 29 SM from 3 to 8 P.M., and Saturday, May 1 from A U J. military in»loatman totor Amta’al Qromyko and FVanclsco, rode the forbidden (or more revenue Is "unmistak K may look good on paper and dertslM) waa given en n Vl>^ gpnounoed that hm U.B. Array were not disclosed, were turned when women can contribute, but produce Impressive headlines, ftnia appeal ftem a niltog b{f 8 AM, PM French Foreign Minlater (feu- steps Monday. Thar# was no space fUghts should be left up to ably Shown” two yean from man had bean wounded < ^ n g rice Oouva de MurviUe had Vlat objeoUon. down Monday by the NaUonaJ accomplishes IttUe more than a thrae-ludge UJL DhrirtM Academy, of Sciences In Wasii- the men for the time being.” now, he believed support for aottom Monday and that Na«n on the tim of ttie oganda of Oondueton, Anderson said, sudi on Inoraoss would be (orth-r form^y setting iotlh our Court to Elrlunand Thn Din- , third weus Injunad fatally wtoHe Ington as oppHcanU for acien- Mary AlUna, of Wichita. Mre. needs,” he aold. tfaair taHis. H m only official are atUl eavactad to urge oM Noah’s copUot in the 1664 deihy, coming .(ran (he highway uaera trtot Orart aaU a fii« sftsr 6 Vtatnam- oommant, liowavar, was Gro ttst-aatronauts. ’There are 28 ente lequbrnnent kuUas to take aaata and to warn safid: “ We oouldn’t gain any canfeiaooe. "R doesn’t bulM roada any roMar cnudMd wMle aa^nauta fa the U.B. space stttnttaMa haenuoa It I myko’s statement (bat *‘wa younger ooaa to hold llgtat. prestige by putting a woman H m goswrnor’a lioUMhe-UiM tartar,” (ha governor aald. off at atm Hoa Immm. The have examined togather tbs "Don’t worry," tha manager program. AU ore men. No matter how much money naae pilot was lepoctod " I think tt’a a ehame that into space Just (or the sake of on (ka gas tax widened S A G proMam' In BouthaaM Asia. ’Hm raassurfd doubtan. !‘lt will ba ■I (ha Democratic U provided. Dampoey addad, doing It — Russia has beat ua to _ fwtausiy. 0iti»M|)bsr* was friendly.’’ «cm en aren’t given, the s ^ e go^ tor bnrtaw." the punch on this. ’ThU oouniry and Bn RaiwMl- “theie ora phyriool Umtta Bolb tbs Sovtet Umon and choncee ea men,” aoid Jerrie mUNkiry apoksaniM ^ d feete protective toward women oan majorKy fa (ha Houaa of tha amount of this kind of w SERVICE tooopa and U.B. Fngnog YORK (AP) - U l. Upcfc, a Oolnmbua, Ohk>, houae- and leaves it In the man to, that eon ba dona to ft || E TURNPIKE WEST erawroeo hM wKa wtax ftaor a Uifbt plana m yaor. tha ptoatprinc-"
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