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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1965 T h o W w tlM r PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Average Dally Net Prcee Run Fereeast a t V.M. W t s t k m r n m tm mtutrlfifs^r lEtt^ning l| m U i For the Week Ended March M, ltdd laereaalag rtswdtoaaa strated some of the methods and Mww deertueleg by eeandi Bryan Krause, a soh of Mr. pfbgrhni suggested ^lli ■ a, U.B. Senior^ Junior and Sit to^ The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pas­ Chamber'of Commefee publica­ Lom bardos H ead principles that are being intro­ siMe ch ea g W to itito; 1 tor of Concordia Lutlwan and Mrs. Ward Krause of 87 Industry Heads ■iglrt near 89, hlgb r$ir • • About Town tion, but has no regular offi- duced to primary .ehlldren. in or­ Baby Otiiens— 1 4 ,1 1 9 tm m m i Church, wili be guest prsacher Walnut St., recently received a der to Increase their imder- Everyons Saves At 49. at the Lenten ’’Quiet Hour” to­ commercial pilot’s license. He To Study Budget cem. Keeuey'St. PTA Bfandier ot the Audit Although the groi4> meets at standing of the bssic mathe­ Bdreau of Clroalatlon Manche»ter— A City of ViUage Charm MIm Margrarat Koragi«b«I. night at 7:S0 at Emanuel Luth­ is a pilot in the UA. Naval Air matical principles; Vlsmontas eran Church. He will base his Force and is Stationed at the Chamber of Commerce of­ Mr. and Mrs. John Lombardo Mra. Calvin D. Greanwood, Mrs. About 15 town Industrialists fice, it is not formfcMy associ­ explained the “new program” ARTHUR DRU8 sermon on John 19: 1-3. York Brunswick Naval A if Station, of 339 Hackmatack 8t were 0«org« Kata and Mrs. Preston have foimed an laformfU com­ ated with the chamiiar , Slelth at the high school and the rea­ MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1965 (Olaealfled AdverUatag on Page S3) PRICE SEVEN CENTS I t Sagw, all of Manchester, are Strangseld and Roneid Erickson Maine. He is married to the elected presidents of ths Kee­ sons for slower assimilation at will sing "I Walked Today former Yvonne Verfallle of mittee, to acquaint themselves says. yOL. LXXXiy. n o . 148 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) members of a rummage sale 8o far, the organisation has ney St School PTA at iU meet­ that level. oommittee for the Hartford Where Jesus Walked,” by O’- Bdlton, with town politics and local af­ formulated .no. specific posi­ ing last night at the school. Since the attendance contest Northfield CTub. The sale la H i ^ fairs. ■. tions. Talks with political par­ The group has met with bom Other officers are Mr. and resulted In a tie, Mrs. Olson’s (lA N G E The Dean Wa$ Shook acheduled for Friday evening The British American Club ty heads Involved organization­ morning kindergarten and Mrs. The Ga^ News Blimder ■ The Rev. Melvin T. Peterson, will sponsor a dance Saturday Democratic and Republican Mrs. Edward Healey, idee presi­ Mrs. Grasso and Saturday morning at the al rather than policy questions. H ^ b u la k ’s third grade will ,4NI> OBBRiUN, Ohio (AP)— American L ^ o n Hall, Memor­ assistant p ^ o r of Emanuel for members and guests. Char­ town chaiimen, to disease par­ dents; Mrs. William Whitaker, V iet T ip s ) Lutheran Church, will be guest However, Sieith says he be­ secretsuy; Mrs. Emanuel Moto- share the trophy until May. FUEL O IL VThe dean was lutdenitand- ial Rd., West Hartford. Pro­ lie Varrick's orchestra will play ty organization and problems. lieves the group is ’’something Talks to 800 ceeds will benefit the scholar­ preacher at the Lenten ’ Service from 9 p.m. to l a.m. The subject of the next meet­ la, treasurer; and Mrs. Keith ably shook up. tonight at 7:30 at Concordia tiiat is needed in Manchester,’' Merrill, Mrs. Mlkry Hursey and g a s o l i n e Police called bim with a ship fund o f the Northfield and ing will be the proposed 1965- and h u hopes that it will Platens Glow Helps U.S. Works Hard report, that a young man Mount Hermon Schools In Mas- Lutheran Church. His topic wlli 96' town 'budget. enable Industrialists to ’’speak Mrs. Robert A,lwop that the United States had pro­ cials here believe. Is that in al dean of men, W D . Holde- rant. Mrs. Esther Wells Clarke High School matheijnatto) de- proaching cars the location of Advance tipoffs may have lied and neutral countries some im n, that a student group, It was one of several Connect­ The observance in the archdea­ East Side Rec, School St., ’The organization is volun­ All highways are lighted so the one-eyed auto. Uockvilie sT.'t t’J T vided a jionlethal gas f a r use conry of Manchester is planned and Robert Vennart are, co- ' partment Mrs. QeteheU demon­ reduced the effectiveness residue of suspicion is likely to the Cinema Arts Associa­ icut demcnwtratloTfc Wednesday chairmen of the committee. weather permitting. tary, modeled after a seminar people can see to drive at night. a ^ n s t guerrillas In South Viet for » a.m. at St. Mary’s Epis­ of some U.S. and South Nam has stirred a tempest remain in the minds of many tion, was (Uming a movie, night expressing sympathy and people because denials and ex copal Church. Mrs. William R. Vietnamese air stakes around the world. What forces “Fantastlcheria," on cam­ support tor the Selma td Mont­ Smith of Waterbury will be the fig u i^ In the storm of protest, planaUons seldom catch up with pus. gomery civil rights march In apeaker and Mrs. Adam Hess is against targets in Commu­ and does the United States ex­ an iniUal blunder. When poKce arrived to Alabama. (diairman. nist North Viet Nam, pect to overcome the damage One result of all this may be a inveatlgate, student direc­ Mrs. Grosso’s talk followed a sources said today. done by the way the news Inl- strong reluctance on the part of tors offered them bit parte. march from the Old State House The Women’s FeOowsWp of tlaJly was disclosed? John M. military commanders in Viet They declined. in downtown Hartford to the They said there is reason to Nam to use nauseous gases the Connecticut Conference of believe that South Vietnamese Hightower, chief of the AP’s An assistaint director State Oapitol. tha United Church of Christ will State Department staff, covers hereafter against guerrilla-in­ said the film is a satire on The singing, ptacard-carrylng Communist agents and sym fested villages in South Viet have its annual Leadership NO PRESSING PROBLEMS HERE EXCITING! HUNDREDS OF palhizera have been able to ob­ the situation in this news analy­ college Ufe and that "the crowd ■was praised by Police T u n in g Conference for state tain Information on Impending sts. Nam. p lot basically centers Chief John J. Kerrigan, who and district officers and com­ The, use of tear gas in such around the science of bum­ said, "Th-re wasn’t one kid out atrtkes and to radio word to cases is officially considered mittees on Monday and Tuesday North Viet Nam. By JOHN M. HIOHTOWEB ming cigarettes.” of line.” at Loomis School, Windsor. Em­ AP Special Correspoiideiit more humane than bombings A similar march took place Wrinkles Disappear After Every Washing One official said “ there are and gunfire, but the cost in phasis will be on the theme: too many hands” Involved In WASHINGTON (AP) — In New Haven from the Dlxwell “ Miseion, the Christian’s Call­ worldwide public opinion now Community House to the Green. preparing the strikes. The United States has suf­ has to be considered. ing.” State department of work TtilB makes It easier for Viet About 280 people heard the chairmen will give new ma- fered a worldwide propa­ ’That there was a bad blunder Events Rev. Wade Eaton, pa-rtor of Cong adHbrents in the South in the way the news iniUally tsriale and program opportuni- SPRING CO\TS Vietnamese government, mill' ganda defeat on the use of Christ Episcopal Church, read was disclosed last Monday Ues to the district leaders at tary M id communlcaUons atruc' nonlethal gas in the Vie^ a telegram tlwt had been sent (he seseion. generally agreed among John­ by New Haven civil rights • BASKET WEAVES tore to get wind ot the operation namese war, and U.S. offi­ son administration leaders. An In State NO-IRON • TEXTURED FORSTMANNS being irianned, he said. groups to the Rev. Martin Luth­ Army spokesman in Saigon said Ronadd E. Jodoin of 40 Green MEN’S Sources said U.S. authorities cials doubt that their coun­ er Ring Jr. in Montgomery. Rd., Lawrence J. Roger of 19 • LOOPY TEXTURES • SMOOTH WEAVES that there had been some exper. "We wish bo express publicly had been urging the South Viet­ teroffensive now under way imental use of nonlethal gas Clyde Rd. and Victor V. Cala- t ■ namese government to screen can fully ovelrconie the our gratitude for what you are bretta Jr. of 210 Victoria Rd. SIZES FOR JUNIORS. PETITES. MISSES. W OMEN against Red guerrillas. ’The gas Dempsey Sees doing for the cause of civil tts personnel more carefully and damage. was described as temporarily have been named to the deaui's Btringently. rlghta everywhere by the de­ hst at Worcester (Mass.) Poly' Included are dozens of fabulous styles and fine fabrics in navy, Communist propagan­ disabling. It was not sharply Potential In termination you have demon­ Although much official com' defined as the kind of gas some, technic InMltute, for tbs first light blue, beige, yellow and pink . . . fresh, dashing, young munlcatlon Is conducted over dists are expected to try to strated thus far in Alabama,” semester. Jodoin and Roger re­ times used by police forces over the telegram said. silhouettes . . . from the shap^ look to the soft gentle flowing military radio, safeguarded by keep the issue alive in spite the world against rioters. Book on Crime ceived freshmen high honors various means, some concern Dr. Carter Marriiall Jr., pres­ adiile Calabretta received fresh­ coat. of vehement denials by Sec­ The announcement touched ident of the New Haven NAAC!P was expressed here about the off a worldwide furor which STAMFORD (AP)—Gov. John men honors. use of telephone lines and their retary Dean Rusk that the chapter, emphasized that civU' Robert Vater, a leader of the contingent of over 50 local persons who partici­ la t u m ' S ld C K S brought criticism and denuncla N. Dempsey said today that a rights needed attention at home vulnerability to tapping. United States has engaged Donald GobeiHe Jr. of SO Har- tlon of the United States. Ques- book on "What To Do Until the as well as in Alabama. pated in last night’s Civil Rights March in Hartford, stands on left, under the * Scotchgard treated to resist Security breaches have bede­ or ever intended to engage Policemen Comeo” might be a sign which was held aloft by the Manchester group, during the inarch and lu i St. has been named to the viled operations inside South ‘"nie qualifications a Negro dean’s list at Stevens Institute stains. in gas warfare in Viet Nam. (See Page Ten) useful wesfxm in the fight has to have to ■vote in Alabama rally. Mrs. Barbara Goldberg is under the M in Selma. (Herald photo by Pinto.) Regularly 29.95 Viet Nam from the beginning. against crime. of Technology, Hoboken, N.J., Big scale helicopter-borne at seem just the same as the qual­ (or the first semester. He said it might be worth ifications a Negro needs to get SALE tacks have been compromised while to mount an all-out educa­ on the New Haven Real Estate • UNCONDITIONAL ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE by Viet Cong agents learning ot tion program along this line. Mark S. Trout, son of Mr. them and w a n i^ the guerril Board," Marshall said. and Mrs. Carl Trout of 1000 W. The governor made the sug­ The all-white board has re­ las. ICC Seen Backing gestion in a speech before the SndcHe ’Ipke., has been named There have been 11 announced jected several Negro appUcfints King Leads 15,000 • Tested by the Nationwide Consumer Metropolitan Regional Council to the dean’s kst at the Univw- U.S. and South Vietnamese air Law Elnforcement Committee, in recent years. aity of Hartford. He Is a fresh­ $24.90 At the University of Connecti­ Testing Institute. etUcks against military UrgeU man, majoring in education. CRESLAN (r) an organization comprised of of­ cut in Storrs, about 300 students In North Viet Nam since Feb. 7. Railroad Merger ficials from Connecticut, New Ownerally, these strikes have marched around the campus York, and New Jersey. Wednesday afternoon. Pfc. Leo A. Fontaine, son of BLEND r - ' Misses e Women’s Coats been described as successful. Dempsey, in a speech pre­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Fon­ Defense officials have claimed University President Homer On Last Leg of Trek pared for the meeting, said taine of 104 Haynes St.; and (R)Cynamld T.M. for Second Floor apparel D. Babbidge Jr. called the stu­ acrylic fiber Don’t mistake these for a casual slack. Mod­ WASHINGTON (AP) — bills introduced there appeared to be "a need Pvt. Robert J. Scott, son of (See Page ^ e ) The smart money is saying “ ^ for law enforcement agencies dent “ March with Selma” a Mrs. Olga Neff of 64 Lockwood by New England senators. "wholesome expression of stu­ em science created this fabulous material to c that the Interstate Com- — Since Uncle Sam pays up to to get into the education busi- M(^NTGOMERY A 1 a straUon when a group of Osna-^J.J. Pierce of Montgom^, St., are home on recruit leave dent opinion.” jyiUlN 1 X, I «. said;j . •»niia "Thle i. is 'mw my «r«t first time Sv. liv­ after '^pompletlng 16 weeks of merce Commission will ap­ 90 per cent of the cost of new ness in many areas Babbidge marched along with dians fell into the ranks. look like expensive lightweight worsted. auto freeways, the states find it He " noted another recent Inci­ (AP)—A crowd estimated National Guardsmen and ing in occupied territory.” U.8. Marine Corps basic train­ prove a merger of the Penn­ dent In New York Qty In which the students tor about 20 min­ at more than 15,000 x>er- Abernathy carried a small ing at Parris Island, 8.C. For­ China Says better bargain to put their own utes. Army regulars formed a heavy These are a dress slack, perfect with sport sylvania and New York money Into the freeways Instead "a number of people ■watched sons led by Dr. Martin guard. Army helicopters circlfd Negro, girl on his back. mer students at Cheney Techni­ W ASH THEM the commission of a violent l ^ e a WilHams, lin g ’s cal School, they will report to Central Railroads — «nd of xaU transit systems. Other Marches Luther King Jr. began an oveiheod. Camp Lejeune, N.C., after ter- DRY THEM coats or for any occasion. We’ve sold hun^' It Is Ready wrap the bankrupt New Most railroads would pre­ crime but did abeotutely nothing Ralph J. Bunefae of the United director, of voting aoUvlty, held about it.” O vll rights marches have unprecedented march to Nations staff Joined Kng. an umbreUo. Riini^on of leave. laven into the same pack­ fer to get rid of commuter serv­ The governor said there were WEAR THEM dreds and men just keep coming back for ice because Its losses cut Into been scheduled today in Boston Alabama’s capitol today in Bunche, like King a Nobel "Canada Too" read the pla­ To Aid age. oompleH-reaeons for aurti: reac­ and Providence, R.L, where a colorful. Army-escorted Prize-winner, had marched card carried by the Canadians. 8t. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh' Cong profits from freight and long- tions, Including fear, apathy, a Ckttholic cuvl Protestant bishops morel A iv lifg from an'IOC examin­ haul passenger service. They when the trSk began five days They ware led by the Rev, tens of Isabella, will sponsor a feeling a t hel^tosneas. Mid ig­ Will lead the “ expression of con- demonstration dramatizing gar FHe of Winnipeg of tbs rummage sale tomorrow from 9 TOKYO (AP) — Red China er Is expected in a week or two, shy away frOm putting their ago at Selma, 60 ntilee to the but toe eortimiBslon probably norance. cerii.” Both were timed to coin- a Negro voter drive. west. United Church of Chneda. to 11 a m. at Mott’s Community AncUred today It Is ready to money into modemizstion. King marched at the head of won’t act before summer. — The viewpoint of the states "The last, H seems to me. Is olde with the windup of the An overcast sky threatened Brig. (Sen. Henry V. Graham, Hall. Arttcles for the sale may ■end men to fight "the U.S. ag­ Selma to Montgomery civil the massive column from a gressors” in Srath Viet Nam If While the VX may save the — as voiced this month by New something we can quite easily rain. It was ■warm and humid. commamting the 2,000 troops on be brought to the hall tonight take steps to overcome,” he march in Alabama. muddy camp behind a Romeui SELF-PRESSING toe Communist Viet Cong asks New Hkven, the 19,000 commut­ York Gov. Nelson A.'Rockefell King was delayed briefly duty, stood watt^iing. from 7 to t. Moat Rev. Bernard M. Cslholic hospital. He wore a The first ranks of the march­ tor them. ers who ride tts travel-weary er In the New Ha'ven situation — said when sheriff’s deputies from PERMANENTLY cars into New York City dally “ If wttnessek to a ortme do Kelly, auxlUary Roman Ostho black overcostt. His wife, Coret- Dallas County — Selma — ers were about 80 per cent Ne­ Peking coupled the offer with Is that the federal government ta, walked beside him. ^ e was won't aeceeserHy benefit. should subsidize long-haul rail nothing beoauee they don't He bishop of Providence, and served him with papers in a gro. toe announcement that It will know 'What to do, we can have (he Rt. Rev. John Seville Hig- dressed in an orange wool out­ CREASED ■and ’’all necessary material Nor would the expected merg­ passenger service, if anyone Is lawsuit seeking to haH a Negro Broad Dexter Avenue leadtog Throw ’Em er decision be a ^ help to tM people who are experienced In. gins, EpteoopaJ bishop of Rhode fit. boycott of city buses in Selma. to the Capitol ■was lined by sol­ ■Id, including arms and all oth­ going to. But unless someone Partlcdpante from all over the DONT Away er war materials, to the heroic five other New 'York-area rail- does, it appears that mors rail­ combatting crime teU them. U and, signified Wedneaday In the front ranks ■was Roy diers standing at forfiial parade roade whlob also want to dump "B\>r years, books with titles nation joined the march. It be­ Wilkins, executive secretary of rest at 30-foot Intervals. Saw­ South VIetnameee people who roads will tall — long-hauls, came an international demon- Still plenty o t wear left in their loring commuter service. commuter service and all. Bke "What To Do UnUl The (See Page Tea) the National Association for the horses cut of fresh lumber ■re battling feariessly.” Doctor Comes” have enjoyed a your shoes when you have "At the same time,” it said, And It wouldn’t point to a eolu — State legislatures are reluc­ Advancement of CDolored PO' barricaded each side of the popular sale. pie. The Rev. Ralph D. Aberna­ street at the curbs. them rebuilt In a profeeMonal "w e are ready to send our men, tlon for otoer big cities acroaa tant — as Rockefeller also has <^PRE-CUFFED the country to whom New “ Now, it seems, we need thy, close associate of King; Regular Army officers moved shoe repair shop. ALL whenever the South Vietnamese noted — to approve any multis­ manual or some sort of instruc' people want them, to fight to­ York’s problems reflect their tate rail compacts which in­ John Lewis, national chairman among the federalized Alabama tions on “ What To Do Until the WORK GUARANTEED! gether with the South Vietnam own in a laiger scale. volve "picking up localized of the student Nonviolent Ocor- Guardsmen and ordered them READY TO WEAR FoUceman Comes.” ^\Kennedy Plants dinating Oommittee; and the ese people to annihilate the U.S. For those 19,000 who work in commuter costs." to '"Stand up straight!” Rev. F.D. Reese, Setma Negro aggressors.’’ New York and ride the New Hh' — The states are suspicious of “ Straighten your helmets!" and S fM YULYES In Hong Kong, a Western dip­ ven to and from their homes In each other. New Jersey — Faces Arson Charge leader, marched near the head "Look riwrp!” • lomatic expert on Chinese Com' Westchester County and Con­ which has New York City com­ of the column. President Johnson caHed up 8,-' Same' Side As WaUdns TRBJNTON, N.J. (AP)—A 19 D.H. Lackey, assistant police / 1 munist anairs said Peking’s necticut, there's one glimmer ot muter problems of its own — la year-old Rider College sopho­ Banner on Peak 000 troops to provide security^ 23 OAK STREET Charcoal' latest declaration appears to go hope: That Washington will re leery' of joining a pending three- Chief, estimated the marchers for the march. ? e more from West Hartford, Conn, at 18,(XK) before the march be­ only one step beyond what it has lease modest grants of already state transportation commis­ has been charged with arson in Numerous U.S. flags and state; Black been saying all along. authorized mam tranzit funds to sion. That's because its Legisla­ gan and before hundreds of oth­ banners dotted tile masrtve- GUARANTEED e connection wWh a prank on a WHITEHORSE, Yukon Terri-Adescrlptlon of the flag. Wash- ers had streamed steadily into The expert, who has Just re­ keep the trains running. No new ture fears New Jersey might freshman.______tory (AP) — A smaU flag flut- bum flew over the summit as proceesioa. • Gray BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ COATS turned from a visit to CommU' legislation would be required. have to bear part of the costs of the area. TMa old capital of the Oonfed- MOTH PROOF , R was supposed to he a big tered from the summit of Mt. the cumbers made the last few Eight orange-vested marchers GIRLS’ COATS, 7-14 nlst China, pointed out that the Mo one is sure the grants preserving commuter service on joke,” said Police Oapt. William Kennedy today, planted there feet to the peak. — would suffice, or If they merely ■who walked the entire cUstance (See Page Tea) i e Blue SIZES 12 to 24 MONTHS, 2-4 declaration said, "We are ready Seabridge Wednesday. by Sen. Robert F. Kennedy as a The red and orange parkas of HOUSE & HALE to send our men.” would poetpona inevitable (Usas- (See Page Two) from Selma took the lead. The Single and double brepsted Police said Richard C. Griffin memorial to his brother, the the climbers gleamed in the marchers walked eight abreast. • Brown WITH MATCHING HATS ' "The operative word Is ter tor a couple of years. sUd some burning match heads late ^resident John F. Kennedy, sunlight. A wind estimated at 15 styles In 100% wool. Textured ^ •ready’," he said. “ There Is no When It comes to helping the Hundreds of Negro spectators under the door of Anthony Oan- ih e New York DemocraUc to 18 miles an hour whipped up lined the street and sat^ "BYree- HEALTH • BEAUTY • Olive definite commitment that they commuter, everybody points to nizBo’s dormitory room. senator, a. novice 'Climber, or smooth weaves In yellow, $ I j .90 Infants’ and toddlers’ newest a £ somebody else. Ih toe case of the snow occasionally, 'rae tern' dom. Freedom.” will actually go. A plastic bag caught fire and reached the top of the previous- perature was 5 degrees above The marchers headed slowly News Tidbits; pink, light blue or navy. Dress- / styles in ail wool or rayon "Peking has been very crafty the New Haven't New York to touched off a blaze •which h y uncllmbed 18,900-foot peak AIDS-.LOW . blends. Smart smocking or em- Boeton passenger service — zero. for the 'White Capitol, once the maker details add the expensive ^1 1 In its phrasing of its threats on burned out Oannizso’s room and | Wednesday after a day and a from the AP Wires .. I broideries for little girls, em- v . / this question Of sending volun' which is typical, only more so — The ascent began Tuesday he^quarters of the Oonfeder- D IS C O U N r PRICES half of cUmbing. morning from an 8,5(X)-foot base a% . It was under heavy guard look to these quality coats. Regularly 19.98 bienu and brass buttons for teers Into the Viet Nam war. R it goes like this; (See Page Ten) He was expected to be flown \ boys. Regularly to 8.99 has been playing toe brinkman The Johnson administration camp to which Kennedy and by soldiers, state troopers and frorp a base camp to Whitehorse others in the party were flown city policemen. Red Oiineee Premier Chou!; ■hip fMne made popular by Its firmly notified Oongrees this this morning. A Royal Canadian month it will not approve feder from Whitehorse in a Royal Gov. (]reorge C. Wallace was En-lal says 11 U.8. aetton in Viet> BRECK SHAMPOO Air Force plane from Ottawa, In his office. He toM a reporter (See Page Five) al subsidies for rail passenger (Canadian Air Force helicopter. Nam leads to war his country, oidinarily used to fly Canadian he would have a normal work wni stand togetoer with Soviet 3 Formulas, for dry, oily, LaBelle Says The climbers followed a path dignitaries, waited at the air­ originally charted during a 1935 day. He said he might issue a Union. . . . Senate unanimously’ or normal hair. 2-FOR $15. Boys’ SPRING SLACKS Boys’ lOOS?- Wool port to take him to Seattle for a edpedition to explore the area. statement later. oonUrms nomination o f Henry News P olicy plane connection to New York. The path was marked with King had said he woifid aeek H. Fowler ■■ secretary of the Kennedy and seven members three-foot pegs at 160 intervals to hand a Negro voter-right pe­ treasury. . . • Sen. James East»* )C Pictures Show Rims of a National Geographic Socie­ by members of an advance tition to Wallace. land, D-Miss., questions whether Misconstrued ty party, which he asked to aci group. Members of the Alabama etonlnlstration rtght-to-vote blB ' FAMOUS “LEHIGH” BRAND BLAZER company, climbed from a camp Legislature, which was in ses­ Their course took them to the was deliberately fashioned ao it, CHBSHiraGIS-'n»r. M .|« ““ sion, stood on the front steps of would not apply to Preeldent •- ICE BLUE SECRET Safest for Landings the Capitol. One of them. Rep. Regular 2.99 Regular 10.99 been considerable mtslnterpro- q,, (See Page Tea) Johnson’s home state of Texas,’ Roll-on deodorant, large size, UUon by law y a i^ using their Ice axes for . . . Start negoUatora reoeas ( o f . effectl've. cers of the new ^ llty ^ ^ of level talks while union and com*; From a famous maker, All wool with breast PASADENA, flaiif (AP) —^lava which nqlght c o llie under I pany teams meet separately. . • SclenUsts piling over some of the weight of explorers. news. State e Atty. John ^ B e lle ^ degrees, they waved to WAIST lint and State Police Commlesloner sxpetotlon offi. Indonealan mperviaory groapa~ i 29 30 3132 33 34 36 38 4042 rayon flannels in Ivy or pocket emblem,-two patch toe 5,814 photos taken by Ran­ It might well be better to look to the crater walls for po­ U« J. Mulorty W«Ui™l.y S u to pliSS o“ ?SS!d U. S. Will Still Pay are Imto'*** at three foreign oE. '‘•5* Continental styles. Char- pockettL^Itt biirguh#, ger 9 say they indicate the compaaiea seised last week by 5 8 ^ I 29 X -X Jc X X X X X X -X moon’s orator rims may provide tential landing sitae,” Kiiiper two .poto . 1 . President Sukarno’s govern.: I coal, oHve or gray. Sizes green, camel and navy. future astronauts with safer said. |30XXXXXXXXXX T he' plctuNS released rojnt... Natton’s weather pat-m 8-20. Sizes 6-20. landing areaa than would crater nv "tSOTmaUc^*^** R*® Kennedy coat of Big UN Contribution tom on wintry side ■with, more; BRECK HAIR SPRAY ^31 XXXXXXXX jM ns. Wednesday night were taken by Freedom of InformatlOT. • -ccordina to Brad- cameras other than the one The m ating was called to tos- j Washburn, scientific head unaeaeonable snow, rain and, S32 XXXXXXXX ThU poeelbiUty, advanced wind; brtow normal tempera-^ Sea Mist, regular, gentle or Wednesday night by scientists which televteed 300 wide-angle '^ S iit v ^ ^ c e “<^® expwllthm and director of bad-to-hold types. photogrqphs live over networks W.ASH1NGTON (AP) — 111601100 on the assessment of mem- turee cover almost all aectione^ at a Jst Propulsion Laboratory chiefs Umitlimg Ui bers for peaitokeeplng func­ Brooklyn street fh ^ during Ranger 9's final plunge. crirnTnS sr- Washburn re^rtad ,tele- United States Intends to go nows oonferenoe, was based on information aMut ahead with large contributions tions.” erapts Into tatermclnl mMeer Six* 29 to 50* atrldenee of poesible volcanic , The oloest picture, taken with “ t o T s S ^ d b r ; i '; ; r n t o l phone to the museum today the 41 narrow angle camera from a to the United Nations despite The basic reason Wariiington with one youth kiUed and an.- a ^ v ity ehown in pictures telev­ newsmen. the failure of the Ctoneral As- liana to go ahead with Its large other seriously injured. . . 8 8 ^ ised Ity Rangar 9 Wednesday height of 14 miles, showed pock 4 4 t o 8 0 . . . $1.00 M ero marks two to three feet acroea. The controversial LaBelle pol-1 f ^ I, „ - rt ai T^1 A n A aembly to lower the boom on Us J.N. contributions Is that ad­ South Korean Swpreoee Oaoit, before It eraehed Into toe icy, which MUlcahy said he | J O ft 118 O II MT ia H 8 big-power delinquents, U.S. ministration strategists rate the rejeeta eult challenging Preet.. ^^ . mile wide orator Alphonaua. Dr. Bugehe Shoemaker of toe B o l t l o s o m o d o l o . . . $1.00 M oro adopted despite his sources said today. U.N. system too important tor dent Chung Hee Park’s 198S, VICKS VAPO-RUB Atohonaus, in a highland area U.S, Geological Survey at Flag- r statt, Arts., Bald there were at ment with I't, specifically forvl [Customs Revamp TWs means U.S. payments of U.S. foreign policy interests to elecUon. . . .. New hlocfcoat hOP, near the center of toe face of least three types of these ora- bids dlaclosures of a suspect’s ' ‘ about (300 million tola year to let It founder. A feeble United peaed on OUnawa for arrival qP 8H • i * * - Relieves dlstrsss MEN'S — MAIN FLOOR toe moon, Is toe site of red criminal record, If any, or of colds. BQYS* MAIN FLOOR terlets which were not caused ^ nr -.tata. I WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- the United Nations and related Nations, they say, U Just what U.S. Marine brlgede fnmi, flashes which some astronomers Ity Impacts of meteoritea. whether agencies, regardlass of whether the CommuiUsts want. Hawaii. . . . ’ hgiVa Interpreted as hot gases bif a ^ Johnson formaSy submit- Some might once have bean ment has been given by a aus-1 ^ ^ (jongress today a plan to toe Soviet Union, France and The united Statea wanU a Special papal eeatmtartea re-* ■ihcivinc thmiiAi flamires In toe ■mall volcanos, !)■ said. Others pect, others in arrefus pay toalr as­ bigger say In how the t^xes ■vpt- vleiwiBg birth control meatioae ’■•9' lunar aviat- Iki general It prohibits the patronage by the' General-General-Assembly Assembly anare 6 8 ^ 1 Ortor P9YS' REGUUR to 69c are dark and appear to be filled laaaa of any Information deemed w eliminate au pauonage sessed debts. meeta la aeceacy to m a m s to HOUSE & HALE Quan. 1 Fabric Waist Price BOYS' REGULAR 1.99 . ‘Dr. Gerard P. Kulper, chief of 1 ua . President Jobneon was urged spent — and thlsithi^ -top,-t^ , ,945 MAIN ST. 1 „ with material like volcanic aah. draft firet report to Pope Paul toe aclanUflc toanpi. 'm J4 many rhotographed for the first "evidenUal In nature.” wiH ti today by Sen. George D. Aiken, leas of whether tha baol VL . . . BlutoUtot to Banna a n t. Famous Name Socks o( iba' fltousanda of orateriets HELENE CURTIS MANCHESTER, CONN. tone were chains, of , small cra­ R-Vt., to put "toe strength of hU Southto VtoT Nam1 dutogt* *®*C I DRESS .StURTS ■aan tor toe flrM tone on ters lying along deep eraoka, or office” behind a workabla flnan- O f f i e 19 of toe U.N. Charter e f aB-wtoHMW 1 ^ ' PAIR PnHna DsnartmeKt I “ •h**® “ dia^prove states that any membar owing Tandar Toi/ch PHONE «48-4123 I N|U1I$ •••e«ee*e**e«*#F.ee«e«eeee«a*»»t | White and loUda in cotton 3 pbonsul’ floor were not omui«I rtlla,...... in toeIto floor floor of of to* largo elal tom ula tor toa UWtad Na­ way flrom Middle S aet White drip dry broiulldotba or (HTlon atratch.. Tour jwmetoorlte iropaot. "They can orator All' Smpted ’^iU -day*^2^ toa. ptoui over tions with which too Soviets ca^ more than toe equivalent o f two FOR yeere* aaseesmenta ehall have Eaet . . , West German E eu ^ BATH OIL MAM. THIS CXWJPON in regular or anap-teb c(A- chance to aava. n ty ; be toe result of voteanto Shoemaker. and Kulper both Sketch of proposed' it agree. stag votaa to axtaod eeareh tor I StF$#t et*>eee'eee»ie s^^j^ee e*e»eeee»»eeee> | lars. SliM 6-^9. $1.69 iSEflvtty,’’ he said. aaid toeea proha^'.resulted 1,79-year-old ■ In a prepared Senate speech, vote In toe General Asaam- OR PHONE TOUR OR­ rtans to Issue more specific to- n 2 eearderwra until Jan. 1, Mda eoft, '.^uprtoingty, the emootheBt from collapse of gas poehata top-story residential- Aiken satfl UB. eftqrta to force Olty eekueeaeV • •• 4 eeeeeeee* $L i ie OQ this article that toe 1970____ Tnxla rrtBng topto to DER "TODAT. SLIGHT -m and nardsst aregs on toe moon along toe flesures. commercial buildinff to : Its icuvitlta And •SSS. eeteuifh Rseeta to pay tte^fteaeelMepliq Now Terfc OHy after fiWtoto Rmper said the new ptwlto -i* SrtE!,!!!!!?” dues-votlnc dispute Ungee. The rag. $ . * CHARGE FOR POSTAGE I Sodoflo $ Ohflofc p or iipMy Ordor p i atom to be orator rims — vdtore on North release all in ■(rong ragtow^ •afl. 4etotrt e^ aeeeeenunta haya o^poM drtyerF etifln aw iM 99c 155 ON OUT OF TOWN I OPEN 6 DAYS 9:10 - 5:30, THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. mrattos strangtoaaad Ua baUM Hlw a puaMuvaA hpUeoa."’ ' toat If Mtora la any dhat on toe Avei In CetHtto.: '‘ 'f t ta t t u 41tai Alium it would'"dafinttotyi ORDERS. e«Mt be oooildared prejudl- I f aneato. I You Can Pay Your Talaphono and Hartford Electric Light Btilt - found on orator floora. moon It la no mo«a toan a toat r > mODolj'stroc-; aomlna* or (HO tUolu. . b«int Onaneed “Jofeneon “ would l! S r S t S S ! ‘ "i>2 ass at Our Payment Desk — Second floor S S . n u m k w >-MMd to m NVl Mdd b* baho«M ttel Other eidweeawg have epeo» liy tha JtXS. HBIcock toe United ^ lu g a ocatan and aon«ar|«datad toa hnar mag M . 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MANCHESTER EVENING ]BCBiRALD, MANCHESTER,' CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 2S, 1965 ^ A G E TW O oflg* julc4, tuna plate and plum C<)ventry cobbler. Bolton TPC to Hear Phene Dtonoaetrotien RUMMAGE & FOOU SA f -'f Ji Sheinwold on Bridge Grade 5 taught by Mias Mar­ Events Events ian G. Adame at Roberteon Formation of Parent Group Bids Tonight ICC Seen Backing Spring Immunisation Clinic School recently had a live dem­ awnawr DEFENSE BBA1B Saturday, March 27fh Eait-Wsrt vrtnsibWn onstration of a.typical home in- A group of WethereH St. In World In Capital SOUND GAME OOMTB^CT stoHatlon of new telephone At High School Set Monday 9:30 A.M. to 1K)0 P.M. ; 152 Will Be Stdrt^ on April $ equipment In town. This waa grea reeldtrts 'will o$q>oee a t a The Baby Has By ALFRED SHEINWOLD public hearing tonight a re­ MOSCOW (AP) — Chinese Railroad Merger WASHDiGTON (AP) — US- X .1 I I-...... i part of a dosk aoience unit dn Nattanrt Blen's T«am Chemriee eleotrtcity and magnetism. The A meeting to form a Junior-ft’'Around the World and Back quest to extend an industrial studente In Moscow are trying deraeoretory of State George W. The first of n Series of npring^clntrrti wM ftirntoh treneportn- Again,” a musical to be pre­ QILEAD HALL, Roote 85, HEBRON to organize another attack on BoO win epend two daye In f s v m on expert gome, ft Jump X i'fl hnmuntoaUon clinics, wilt be tion, school officials expressed ap­ aenior high school porento’ zone on Bldwell St. for the isponse to partner’s tskeont The phurch. Senior P11ilgrlm preciation to the Southern New sented by the St. Maurice Play­ Been Named ••• the U.S. Ehnbassy in defiance of (Oeuttanad frem Page Oae) U next week eonferrlng with A 5 held from 12:80 pjn. to 1:80 group,,will bO held Monday at 8 ers April 28 and 24. They ore Andrein(^ Ansaldl Co. Sponsored by Hebron Orange Nc. I ll Soviet wamlngB that they will doubta ta from^fordng. The FelloWsli^' puUic smorgoslibord England Telephone Company otflclata ef ths North Ationtle 110912 $ Tssiil pjn. April 8 In regtotrors' servinge nt.5 p.m. end 6; ^ p.m. for this service. Harry Blumen p.m. in the double claasroom at available from Mrs. Gasprin AnsakU has asked ths change be punMied. the New Haven or other Mew Police Arrests doubler pasese If he has a UgHt AXIS the high school. Notices, have Moira, Preuss' store, Flano's WHITE ELEPHANT TABLE e SNACK BAB Tork-Oonnectieut proMems. lyeaty Orgontaotlon and repre- f 0 J 3 2 offloe of the town office build- Saturday will be in the Church thal, who ^Is doing student to extend the storage area for Under Peking’s orders, they double; he goes on If ha has A IS bMn sent home to all parents. Restaurant, Pullo’s Garage and Ms commerclai sand pit op­ are seeking a showdown on the So what are tbs answersT sentottvee of other NATO soun- tag. This will be co-eponsored Conununlty House on Rt. 44-A. teaching at the achool, arrang­ A telephone poll taken by the from members of the CYO and angry turn in Sovlet-CMnese 8o far, thay are fuzzy, compli­ Tliomaa A. Flnooehtaro, 18, of good values tor his doubls. The K IT Donations will be $2 for adults, ed for the demonstration. eration. tries. 109 by Dr. Robert P. Bowen, local for children under yearn organizing committee indicates tee oast. Tho commission 'will also hear laiialiadi ttary, daughter of Robert H. and relations caused by the last cated and Incomplete. Glastonbury, waa charged'with jump response shows about 9 or KQ $1 12 that 50 per cent more parents Oonataaca H. Burnham KUpi^ck, 147 Birch St She waa stone-throwing demonstration Starting from the aasumption The State Deportment^ on- health director, and the Pub­ and no charge for children \m- Mancheeter Evening Herald ^ ^ ^ .1,, u a proposal to change from Real- operating a motor vrtilele so aa Oounclng BallTa trip Wednesday, 10 potots, eountlng dlstrlbuition « 5 lic Health Nursing Association. "f are interested in a straight Cub Scout Pack 78 wHl hold ^ Business Zone bom March Si at Manchester Memorial H o^tal. Her ma> a^ n st U.S. policy in Viet Nam. that the New Haven will be os well os high cords. 10987 der three yearn.. Coventry correepoodent,idei F. tscnal grandpamita are Mr. Mrs. H. M. Burnham, Clin­ to endanger the life of an occu­ sold the undereeoretort would All reeidente of town ore rtl- Sunday Services 742- PTG type of organization than 11 nil or part of property on the Red army infantrymen saved from oblivion Iw hitching go from the Porta talks to a Owning . ISM — King of Well N mB glble. Available nations against smallpox, triple thur, pastor of the Fimt Con- group” type of organization ^ J.. rt, t. I ry SL north, to include the Pru- KBpatrtdt Westbrook. , , • March 4 after Chinese-led stu­ N.T. Central system, the pro­ burg group on Atlantic commu­ When this hand was ptayed Pan 2 B 4 B The Interest group plan was dents foigM off poUce attempts posed rescue measures involve; of Circuit Court 12 on April 26 lost month In the annual Inter- All rsm rtx>te (d^>htheria, teUmus, w d gregatiottol Church, will use irn^iki^ m"t^^hml^t*TrMl i Insurance Co. office. Q nses, Hathiya Aan,daughterof Harry F. Jr., and Mary to restore order. Moscow and First, persuading the Housing Flnocchlaro was the operator nity a ifo ln at IfiUa d'Beto, Car- GoUeilato Chomplonshlpa, North Whooping cough), boosters and After BiYhi Yearn” os his ser­ presented by the organizing go hikings on the Snenipult T rail. 071.^ hearinsf will be at 8 In nobbto. Roly. totonus ahoU for adults. Vac- mon topic during the a.m. Johnson P lan s committee at a parents' meeting lioalso Cardinal Oroves, 81 Laurel S t She waa bom March Peking have been exchanging and Home Finance Agency that of an automobile which left the was gtad to respond to the jump. 11 and prosipective niembers are, .__v TSnii/iiYicr ^ U at Mancheeter Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grand- heated accusations over It since a mass transit "demonstration road on 8. Main St near line Intortned aources deacribed North has top values tor the ■tent thing then to to spoU elnatlofts against smallpox’ore service Sunday. This will be the in the fall. Although the idea the Porte meetings March 81 may’s tricks. required by the board of ed­ did not meet much opposition at asked to meet at the Commun-i parenta are-Sfr. and Mra. Harry F. Oroves Sr., New Haven. then. project’’ can be made of the S t March 14 and smashed into trtieout double and rtMUld go final sermon the Rev. Mr. Mac- Customs Revamp ity Hall at 2 p.m. ^ has four brothera, Kenneth, 14, PhUip, 10, Paul, 7,,and New Haven’s commuter serv­ tree. Both Flnocchlaro and a and April 1 os plng. Sat w as bom The Roxburgh election re the abMdcnment of 106 commu­ industries division with a quota general recently. Cairk ta the at the second trick and then donate Items for the affair to Johnson noted this would Prizes and refreshments will be Maidi 19 St Mkncheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal of $2,000; Atty. John Sbsa and son of Supnmc Court Justice leodtog a low diamond. Declar­ The committee in charge of the sponsorship of the Bolton offered. The dance ia for the tended Trivlgno’s request to in­ duced Labor’s majority in the ter trains dolly, stranding 6,000 Fresh brea& and pas­ be held April 24 in the Church cleaning the South Coventry produce a net reduction of more Education Association, will pre clude a strip of about 470 feet giandparente are Ite. and Mra. Salvator Balmond, 139 Oak 6S0-seat House of Oommone to of Its 19,000 commuters. Atty. W. David Keith, reapon- Tom C. Clark. er Immediately leads a trump to Oonununlty House on Rt. 44-A. than 50 field offices. benefit of the science club. St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nelapn sHile for the attomeya division Welal and hU father both force out the ace, whereupon Cooperative Nureery and Kin­ sent on organ concert next along Main St. to avoid "spot VKH the margin of three K held after The railroad also haa given tries made daily. [Special offerings of the dergarten classrooms in Kings The six new regional offices Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the zoning.” A pair of insurance CbjA 787 Foster St. She has two brothers, George, 4, and last October's election. notice that It wlU seek to aban­ with a quote of $525. served on the staff of the Senate West leads another dlomona. to church to the Vernon Churdi would be in Boston, New York, Manchester Evening Herald Oary 8H. Dr. Melvin HorwiU win con­ Preparedness subcommittee in let East tuff. South con over­ bury House Saturday will be high school gym. Bolton correspondent, Cleme- company offices are included In • • • • • don oU the rest of Ite passenger Featnrinf Daily Spedals Building fund total $92.80. TTie Mrs. Donald Lavoie, Mrs. M. Miami, New Orleans, Son Fran­ Tickets for the performance the change. The change includes VrBNTIANE, Laos (AP) service when it has collected duct the physieiana dlvtalon 1967 and 1968 when it conducted ruff, but one of his discards la Olesnem’ Circle donated the cisco and Chicago. A proposed well Young, telephone 643-8981. Onrtia, Deberhh Ann, daughter of Leroy C. H and Mor- Shnlng for a quota of $600; R hearings that led to establish­ thus killed and he must even­ Brown and Mrs. Richard Breen. have been sent home with the property 400 feet back from An army post in southern Laos the data needed to prepare Its A a A lw a y s wee^ realized from a supper Next Week’s Menu timetable calls for opening the oldest member of each family the street. lorta Wenneasey Curtis, Cnstridge Dr., Vonon. She was bom was captured and burned Tues­ Bnioe Watkins, vice |»«aldent ment of the Senate and House tually give up a club trick. served laymen to the Wom­ San Francisco office Sept. 1. Much 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal cose. Space Committee. Th4 School lunch menus at the at the elementary achool and Car Dealers Fewer Trivig^no would still have to day by a Communist force of The KXJ boa ordered that of WaUdns Bros., me., wUl be It’s unusual to put partner’s Legal Beveragea ren's Group. with the others opening next obtain a zoning variance to ipranitoarente are Mr. and Mra Thomas H. Henneaeey Jr., 600 soldiers, an army spokes in charge of the reteU mer­ preparedness subcommittee trumps In the middle deliber­ public schools for the week: are also available at the ele­ Warwidc, RJ. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra hearings on the commuter treln Reservatiom ore to be mode Monday, meat patty and beef year. mentary school office, the high DETROIT — The number of build his addition, even if the nvan announced today. curtailment be <^ned April 12 chants division with a quota of was beaded at that time by Sen. ately, but this costa nothing T E L . 649-5544 by Saturday for the all-day The Jobs of collectors in Puer­ change is approved. His plans, Leroy C. OartiSL Warartck. She has a slater, Helen Elizabeth, $600, and Mrs. Sheldon Adler Lyncon B. Johnson. gravy, buttered noodles, butter­ school office and the Bolton franchised nelw-car dealers haa Ool. Sisamouth Sanenlkone In New York. This staved off when you ore sure that partner’s mtasion workshop from 10 o.m. ed green beans, bread and but­ to Rico and the Virgin Islands Pharmacy. submitted to the appeals board U monthsL said Communist troops from will bead the coin cans division Vinson, 39, of Washington, will trumps ore worthless. The Im- to 8:30 p.m. April 3 at Wilson would not be affected. They are declined from 41,000 In 1955 i(x* a decislcm for tour months; succeed Herbert J . kOUer, who ter, sliced bananas in orange The proceeds will be donated to 33,000 at present. But they in February, show that the iSESf’ North Viet Nam attacked Keng meantime conunuter eervice with a quota of $400. Congregational Church in WS- named by the secretary of the addition he plans would be VOga, Mary, daughter of Edward F. and Helen Slm- Gorman has also announced is returning to j^vate practice Juice; Tuesday, vegetable Juice, to the Bolton Scholarship Fund, are distributing 226 makes and waa bom March 20 at Man- Sin, 18 miles northwest of Sera- muet continue. son. Such are to be mode with Treasury. a Joint venture of the education closer to the property side lines lens VUga, 32 Hudson Bt. She vane. that over 400 volunteer workers in Washington. His father, Fred the Rev. James H. Ameling, lo­ grinders, chips, date and pea­ models rather than 175 of 10 ehoater'iiUmorlal HospitaL Her paternal grandparents are By July 20, the order aold in M. Vinson, was chief Justice of nut butter pudding; Wednesday association and the elementary years ago. than the regulations allow. Sananikione said the Oommu- effect, the IOC wlU decide ore expected to conduct a TONIGHT! cal pastor. The workahop will school PTA, which provides 'Mr. a»d MTa Anthony Vllga, 22 Hudson S t She has a broth­ MstB then burned the poet, the house-to-house canvas on April the United States from 1948 until highlight the church mlselon in at high school, hot roost beef er, Edward, SO montha whether to tat the 106 trains be hU death In 1963. sandwich, fiuf^ whipped pota­ scholarships to prospec­ entire village and some rice stopped or whether they must 3 and 4 to attain the goal of lit RUN— "Iff Teptl" India. 'There w ill be no regis­ Public Records fields before withdrawing. a a f f s a toes, Jellied fruit salad, Coven­ tive teachers. ISeekA Bnmatha Aaa, daughter of Brunlg C. Jr. and be kept running foe at least one $6,000. tration fee: however, the Mrsr Wright, on English WASHINOTON (AP) — High charge for the luncheon and try cake and elementary schools, Warrantee Deeds MaryLou WTiDard Moska, Cemverae Rd., Bolton. She was bom more year. If It hasn’t mode school prlndpeto consider <»- shepherd pie, salad, Coventry teacher at the Junior high level 999 Main St. STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) any decision by then, the New dinner totals $3. ’The local Annie A. Sprague to Joseph March IS at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal — The Swedish government has Izens and parents groups and Mirriaili luia wb cake; Thursday, Johnny mar- and a resident of Bolton, has TRUDY'S naadmother la Mte. Marlon Willard, 45 Stem Hollow Lane. Haven con drop the trains at Its A. R. Lsuzon and Barbara S. played and studied the organ ' (Next to Savings refused to let U.S. military heli­ Class Seeks Data sports-minded alumni os the w 6to*»F W w ewi* zettl, tossed greens, Italian Lauzon, property at 637 Adams B»e paternal giandparente are Mr. and Mra Brunlg C. discretion. most active in exerting pressure bread, fruit cup and Friday, or- for many years. copters fly across Swedm to By then, however, the IOC • miMii I l S I c A St. & Loon Assoc.) Moake Sr., Stuart, Jla. She has two laothers, Wally, 7, and North Atlcuitic Treaty Organiza­ From Oassmates to change school programs. Part I of her program will David, ft. should have In hand some more This was the result of a sur­ Florence A. McCormick to consist of excerpts from My • • • • • tion maneuvers in Norway, the facte on which to moke Ite deci­ ACADEMY AWARD NfBONATION I Legal Notices Manfred K. Weigle and Allda newspaper Dagene Nyheter said vey of aome 18,000 principels _ a, ft to ft BAKE SALE Fair Lady, Parade of the Wodd- a full line of Oeatefesr, Thaey Lee, daughter of Gary W. and Janet sion. F(w one thing, it may have The reunion conunittoe of the conduced by the Notional Aaao- H. Weigle, property bh Harlan en Soldiers, Shangri-La, a med­ today. mode up Its own mtaid on the Sponsored By Indies AT A COURT o r PROBATE, St. Im uy Coomber, 98 Bryan Dr. She was bom March 20 at No official reason was given Olsss of 1866, Manchester High ciation of Secondary-School — CO-HIT ALSO IN COLOR — I held at Usnehester, within and for ley of the Maple Leaf Rag and breokfost, lunch, and snock-time foods, all - Important Pemuy - Central Scliool requests that the ques­ Principals, a department of the Benevotont Society Of the district of ICanchester. on th* Special Master’s Deed lAttle Brown Jug, Moonlight for the rejection. "FT 109" — RobwtsoH s ^ ISUi day of March, A.O. Atty. John F. Scully, special and OMAR Coffee. Because of the ban, ths heU- merger. Notional Education Association. enff I •oltoii CongrsgptlBwcrf Serenade, Paderewski’s Minuet, It also should know by then tionnaires that were moiled to True Story ef John Kmnedyh.Advefttoreft I a t tite Present. Hon. John J. Vlallett. master appointed to oversee tee and Whistler and His Dog. sto p In for BREAKFAST, 6:30 to 11 A.M. copters had to be taken apart in former ctaas memi>«n la st The resulto ware rsteased Judos. liM', Mamnton, Ontario, Canada, Oc^hhagen, loaded aboard whether the newly merged sys­ Wednesday night C B u reh Estate of Emanuel A. Peterson, distribution of property of the T6a will be served in the Onr grinders ore the best in town. • • • • • tem will agree to take over the month be returned as quickly Soma 66 per cent Usted the late of Manchaster, in said district, Spencer Rubber Co., to Robert school library during intermis­ Come in and try one for yourself. transport planes and flown by New Haven’s commuter service as poestole to Mn. Joan Ayer deceased. P. Maler, property off Chapel Borna, Jfnalflnr Aaa, daughter of Hubert A. and Genr another route. dttoens groups oq having souglit SAT.. MARCH 27 Upon application 6f Bart>ara P. sion. Open Monday—Saturday, 6:30 A.M. to 5:80 P.M.—Thurs. to 9 evteve Pelchat ButnA 'Venun Trailer Court, TalcottvUle. She on a cost-plus-fixed-fee basis. PetUngiU, Durnt Rd., 'Coven­ "successfully or miauccesafully 1 P.M.- 3:30 P .M . NusMorf that leUers of adminis­ PI. Part n of the program will was bom March 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her MANILA (AP) — Twenty- RockefeUer and ComecUcut try. to bring about certain ehongas tration be granted on eakl estate, aa Quitclaim Deed consist of Ha'wailan Wedding graiutanother ia Mra. EUzabeth Keirstead, Caribou, Gov. John N. Dempsey are try­ The information requested In The Eduoation BuUdlng per eppileatlon on tile, it is Kathryn L Palmer to John eight persons are missing and in the operation of your school.’’ DANCING Evtry Tharsn FiLi Sof.l ORDERED; -That the foregoing Song, Slaughter on Tenth believed lost in shark-infested ing to negotiate such on ar­ on ttie questionnaires to neces­ Other preeaure groups most Hot erase Buns Baked applloaUon be heard and deter­det K. Palmer, property at 8 Tan­ Avenue, Mack the Knife, ex­ • • • • • rangem ent sary in order to compile a riSM frequently mentioned included They're New, and They’re TerriSel an Premlaea mined at the Probate office In Man­ ner St. cerpts from The King and I, Straage, Margoy Louiae, daughter of John R. and waters after their motor launch history iMok containing a com­ chester in said District, on the 8th exploded and burned off south- Yet, when public officials have sports minded ohinud, 81 per DOM MOORE and ■ ' Buna and Coffee Served day of April, A.D. 1966. at ten Trade Nome Bumble Boogie, a medley of trtela Caosldy Strange, 19 Brian Rd., Wapping. She waa bom eartem Luzon Island. argued out all these decisions, plete end up-to-date record of cent; state ooUegea and unlver- o'clock in the forenoon, and that Arthur P. Steffano, doing Tico Tico and El Cumbanchero Mardi 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal still unsettled wiH be the every class member. elties, 46; religious or church notice be given to lUI' persons in- business as CJ's Giant Grinders, and the Rhapsody in Blue. Ten other persons wers res­ "HIS VERSATILES" terested In said estate of the a t giaiuhiaiente are Mr. and Mra. Stephen J. Cassidy, Acush- cued Sifter clinging for 12 hours fate of the commuters on the The reunion dinner and groups, 86; newspaper editori­ mmdency of said appllcallon and orona at.. The' performance is being ar­ aet, luae. Her paUamal grandmother is Mrs. Irene Strange, Long Island Railroad, which is donee to planned for Saturday, als, automobile osaodattens and the Ume and place of hehearing there-1 John H. and Frank A. range by the ways and means rain II to life rings and empty barrels. e We Cater T» Pnrilee, Bnaquete, sto. s ChllUwaek, British Columbia, Canada. She has a brother, so bod off that RockefeUer has June 26 at the Mancheeter Ar­ Insurance oomponlas Interested on, by publishing a copy of this Dlugonskl, doing business as committee of the education aS' The motor launch. La Purisi- e Dolly Lunebeon Speetab -wIBo.s order in some newspaper having a % ftS V Ihomaa, 17 months; and three aUtera, Susan, 10, Ann, 9, ma, sank Wednesday while oi proposed state purchase; or on mory. Anyone who wee a mem­ in driver education, 81; rlriit- J A F Gulf, Bridge S t and sodation. Serving op this com­ and Carol. 7. the Erie - Lackawanna, which ber of the class during its four otrculallon In M id district, at least X • • • • • route from Oatanduanes Island wlng extremists, 18; and Irtt- seven dato before the day of said Hartford Rd. mittee are Mrs. Gtoria Finne­ 4 Ji to the port of Tabaoo. says it wiU have to quit hauling years in high school to wekxxne wlng extrem ists, 13. OAK ST. RESTA(ffi|KF i . /T'y hearing, to appear if they see cause Building Permits gan, Mrs. Norma Licitra, Mrs. Andrews, Robert OUaton Jr., son of Robert C. and 86,000 New Jersey commuters to attend. For more tofoimo- Soms 17 per cent listed would- at tala time and place and be heard 89 OAK ST. PLENTY ef FBBB PAHKING retativt thereto, and by mailing (»i To Stanley E. RlaschiUt for Bertha McGarrah and Mrs. Joyce XTrain Andrews, Rt. 82, South WillingUm. He was bom KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia unless that state bcx>sts ite sub­ Uon contact Mrs. JocqueUne be censors who protest that FAIRWAY, or before March Z>. 1966. by certi­ George Oanuel,-.Jor construction Helen Barton. SEE PAGE 21 March 1 at Mandueter Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal (AP) — The Malaysian govern­ sidy; or on the Jersey Central, Hollander Araneon, 8 Butler Robin Hood was a Oommuntot fied moil, a copy of this order' to of a dwelling at 92 W. Vernon With Snack Bor *1;^ grandperaita are Mr. end Mrs. Joseph Ursin, South WUling- Rd. Dexter U. Peterson. 61 Spruce St.. ment ordered a 12-hour nightly staggering along under multimll- Mancheeter, Oonn.: Barbara P. St., 28,000. Mrs. WUHom Valentins wlH i ton. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. D. Clinton curfew along the west coc^ of Uon dollar deficits. Nusadorf, 687 No. Main St.. Han- To L A R Damato, for con­ be in charge of the snack bar ''' Andrews, 56 Benton S t He has a brother. Gory David, 3Vi; Johore State, beginning tonight. The agonizing and the subsid' for Oiiaater, Ooph.; Lorraine P , EllloU, struction of a four-family at ths rummage sale sponsored - and two sistera, Patti Ann, 5Vi, and Jamie Sue, 4Vi. No rep--- was given for the izlng win have bought only a FREE in-car HEATERS UIL I Jock, The H^pY Boclirter! to Ooluiiwus SI., Manchester, apartment at 28 through'34 Ed' by the WSCS of United Metho­ piece of the answer and a little Oonn.; Jantee K. Dickson. 152 Park ly is r , WUUam Tbomas Jr., son of wnuiam T. Sr. and ban, which will be in force until fIlUt Vlrua Ltont LsRel - DR. SCHOU’S St.. Apt- B-1. Manchester. Conn., ward S t, $28,000. dist Church Saturday from 9 J,... further notice. It appUes to ship more time. The basic transit de­ M and a like copy by registered air­ To R. E. Miller for Paul Nor a.m. to 1 p.m. Items for tee Maureen Ray TVIw*, Dobson Rd., Vernon. He was bom cisions and the bill to the tax­ MEADOWS"?-’ mail to Cynthia D. Bendott. ICOO March 17 at Mancheeter Memorial Hospital. His maternal movements within three miles SOPHIE LOREN Fort Rs im 8Im C.A. MRON, Box 678. APO 12. man, (or .instruction of a sale may be left at tee church of the shore. The area faces payers stm Ue ahead. lACKiiMMON tfIRWilSI N. Y. nkOS, and return meke to dwelling at 233 Ludlow Rd., today and tomorrow. grandparoits are Mr. and Mrs. F’rank K. Ray, Campbell Ave., Sumatra and has been the site Academy Awrued Nominee | lliie Oourt. Tickets ore now on sale for Vernon. U s paternal grandmother is Mrs. Carl Tyier, Dob­ for "Best Aetreae” JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge. $26,000. son Rd., Vernon. His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. of most tandinge by Indoneaian MARCELLO Joeepbine Rocheleau, Lawrence, Mass. His paternal great­ guerrillas. MASTROIANNI HOVUTO grandmother Is Iba. Walter ’Tedford, 16 Litchfield, St. • • • • • IRON <»E VERY PURE EnSTIUOOD Color Kelley, Richard Earl, aon of Richard E. and Donna L. OTTAWA — Ouiada’s recent I. • "M A R R IA G E MURDER Richardson Kellqr, 137 Fitzgerald Blvd., Coventry. He waa Iron-ore find, on arctic Baffin ITAUAN STYLE" fo r fam ous bom March 18 at Mancheeter Memorial Hospital His ma­ Island, is so pure at 69 per cent Hock Hudson Mamie Van Doren YOUR W IFE ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Richardson, that it could go directly into a Gina Lollobriglda "Sex Kittens at College” South Portland, Maine. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. furnace. RTKANGB BEDFELLOWS’ TECHNICOLOR Kofskys H. CUne, South Portland. In color • 9:20 HARKORO SPRINUItlD URRlSSWAy VANCHI ‘,U f M M I • • • • • Plus: Best actor winner RIS.5A X 91 Nurlh - HARTFORD ASM ( pf.c/t. 1*, Brown, Slieeiy Bbo^ daughter of Richard B. Sr. and Gregory Peck - in Beulah Thomas Brown, 4ir Magnolia Dr., East Hartford. She n o Kin A MocUngblrd” IMPORTED was bom March 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her at 7:00 MEATHnr BKUSHD PtOSKUnBASUAL SHOB BY NdVniNE maternal grandmother is Mra. J. D. Thomas, Lakeland, Fla. head^ui Her pa.temal grandmother is Mrs. Robert Brown, 260 Wood­ REED’S WE worsted and silk land St. She has twin brothers, Richard Jr. and Robert, 10>4: and a oiater cauuiotte, 9. RESTAURANT DEUVER for every A N D EAR SHARKSKINS iCoiMjrete Blossckns’ 840 Main St., Manobeeter NOW OPEN! Now Sorving The i member of 88 Nortti S t. s Trt. IOS-8081 . In German Village WILUMANTIC W iiJti LIQUORS Strawberry Angel Pie, Pep­ permint Stick Ice Cream, the family BERLIN (AP) — Spring leWA Steinetuecken mother who Baked Indian Pnddlng, Deep m d" SRiiiinlm the blood and spirits bore a child in a West- Bertln BEERS Dish Apple Pie . . . Wltli Bolton Lake Hotel YUs compsc^ weEiil lea wsgon lili ifaroughout Germany, but. not -clinic waa held up as she was these doMMts you’ll think anywhcK, anjrwlicK, serree for the Dfople of Stetostuecken. about to return home because you’ve died end gone to GRINDERS ROUTE 44A B6LT0N. CONN. ' eraythtar—csdly sm conriBiiently. TV> th ^ , March means the her baby did not figure in the Phis Food H esven! s. Iff m e to add homey wirmth to any blossoming of concrete bldcks oommiudsts’ roster of viUagwa. Dinner $3 to fft Within 8 BRIe Badhto Bwt WO wall in their amall The only new facee appearing Beni Every VH. sad Sat. OPEN EVERT DAY On Otden Of 18 Or Mere bee our luxurious new collection of Mand of a oammuntty and fur- In the village are those of the Ineplred Ismdieoas from 88e TEA fr AGON . . . focmal. Andqued Hue, dcguit Heto iher isolate It from West BerUn. five MP’e. The communista FEACXICALa. HANDY Cherry, graciouf Solid Ma> these best-selling suits. Variety of The East Germans have de- deny them passage, so the TEL 643-1492 599 Z-MVASUOA i. qwce-iaying ttonge«a]dl« rich new colors seldom seen in Slded to girdle the village with Amy fiiee them by behoopter Olilnm Soom Flan imitt. and ttadi* • one mile ring of concrete. to a football ffleid. rtnasl C oital ta nitged Solli litota sharkskins. Impeccabty tailored in As soon as the ground thawed Steinstuecken Uea south of •ftftftftftftftftft Aeoordliix to eiM tad lirdi. See It todigr. traditional and continental models enough, jaivatee of East Ger- Wert Beilin, barely baU an hour • v; aod Btgrio amny's PMple’e Amy began to by car away toom the Kurfuer- ... regulars, shorts, longs. - DMiOINfl FRL sal SAT. 16 Is 1 - 9 NOTE t kTOBB HOUB8 iu r oie foundaiHona. etendamm, the cMy’s mail DELIGHTFUL DINNER MUSIC S to 18______Watabed by five ooBuodea street WE ARE ALSO Served in a Gi^^cious Atmosphere.. Mondny nnd Tueeday Opeai till 8 P.M. Complota altarations fro* armsd with automallc weapans, Tears before the war tta vU- GOOD NEWS! Open Tliiiredny and Friday Evenings •w Bast German soidiers are lagers gained inoorpomtioa into lENNY TURNa - S ok OPEN Closed Wedneedoys also taJdng down the rings of the West Berlin dirtriot of Zeh- C H EF N IN O bsriwd wiro that have enotroled lendoiif. When Berlin was divid­ •teinstuaeksn slnot 1961. la once again SUNDAY ed among the vlctoca, fltein- baoh, prepaid ft p j f . to ft rjH . To ihi aOftodd tahabtianlB m d atueckoi beoafos, thonka to Ita IRITNIY - Pkno Bve Aiwatfoan tahahitanta on FOR DELIVERY . J Ei!i(4y a ddw dining axpftrlane* , inooiporaticn, port of the Mome- n an k ! AMD TAKE OUT July them. Isolation la no nov­ loon sector. B B E V K ir elty. But ibe waH wltt.acmen In 1961 Ilia Waotom ABtaa ' w M i • DELIGHTFUL COMBQ for > e lf Em Urch teaet and ahylino tliwaried Soviet ottei^ita to gob­ OHN MUTNEY - Dnmis ef Wart BatEa. ble tq> the ersa. The oomnm- i * 'g i ’(i>ift4ft4f your dining and J|st«n|ng pbafurt A 7-loot dbt rood flanked by nlaU did not giva up eart^ rhed wire Maks IMeinshwoken They Imposed ne paseK* »- •vary Thuri.ji FH> and Saturdisy. J Sfmt. BsiEo. Bart Geriusn stx4otioas and startled the wires OHARTCROAK to guard aarti oonnectiiw Stetastuackan to the TRIO UOQW RI WVirED 10 UNION STREST-B0CKVI14 j% CONN. Uia w aj to all but Wert Beiin totopbom snteng* tp r RtiaryatiMs, Ph«aa 643-9731^ . SOUTH WINDSOR PARMINGTON i and s few wnar- REnAORANT iMOrnmiR SHOmNl - Mwiihorter W 089e-4tockvffl> 875-2534 The circuit was taftir nstared from ------Rauto ft «n a. Htorttocd Um but to IMb di^ ths only Oer 129 r •to Irtaud ere a 4ortu|fL ft BMUmaB, s. tlx* i l k 1^ .'I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, M^RCH Many Tradesmen MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, cow noted teat P«Wng has con- I ^ G E F O U R obeerver aboard a Mght Pj**** sistently taken a more militant was Wiled by a single teot from China Says line on VlA Nam than Mokijw . To Build Shelter Viet Tips tee ground Wednesday over They suggested that (Xie Inotlve Quang Ngai Province, about 890 behind Peking’s offer was to More than 16 local tradesmen Will Turkey Firing o f Electron ^Weapon ’ miles north of Saigon. He was It Is Ready show up tee Russians whom 'were present a t a meeting last dead when the plane landed they aciniee of falling to support night of the Chamber of Com­ TV-Radio Tonight Cut Effect back a t Ite base. ' the Vietnamese Commun^ta merce Contractor’s Division Go to W ar The Pentagon In Washington To Aid Gong enough while cooperating with subcommittee to offer their Makes Scientific History Identified him as Capt. David J. the United States. services in the construction of W. WWder. He was 27. He w m (Continued from Page One) In Saigon, there was no offi a permanent shelter for the On Cyprus? Of Strikes tee'husband of Hannah C. Tlfld- clal conunent and no sign oi Kennedy Day Ctomp for Retard­ BTANTORO, Calif. CAP) —feetorAtor bulWert — •cience’shlO.OOO-foot length In near perfect- der of 8271 30th Ave., Hickory, Television hated enemy — the late John uneasiness In official quarters moat experienced — conceived N.C., and tee eon of Mr. and ed (aUdren. ( Mfr-U-IMD Hot!* (B> ------HlBhllglita By HAL MCCLURE Testers fired Stanford’s big f.*,;: 'f (CeoUnned Iron page One) to the Peking offer of "volun­ The .ohelter will be built with ( {) Admiral Jack m Peter J ^ b ^ N e w s and designed the machine, and ‘The aiKMierator U housed In a Mrs. John H. Wldder, Vernon Foster Dulles.” teers.” Sources pointed out that 7:30 (24) French Chef ANKARA, Turkey (AP) electron gun the other day when xU -f^, steel-reinforced oon- labor and materials donated by ..______MeAvwl to guard iagainst radiation. Uoh of tome objecUvee and In Hla death brought tee total of xen with do not believe Peking I Admiral and Swabby over Cyprus, that perpetual was In place. The shot made Into continuous operation early that In Korea has been Included night’s meeting included root­ I Bing HI. Btaig I/O 3:00 < 8-30-10) Donna Reed In 1987, after a alx-month shake­ V ^ t wUf be learned? Nobody eeitadn caeea virtual oblitera­ American combat dead in Viet 1 send troops Into Viet Nam (34) The Comers trouble spot in the eaMem scientific history. In all military calculations ta ers, macons, engineers, excava Movla ( 8-13) PenT Mason down, as a naUonal faclUty open really knows. tion of ammunlUcm depots, bar' Nam since December 1961 to'a,ot..unless the United States sends»>ndB South Viet Nam since 1956. BaeUdbartr Boaad«. 8:30 h o f i^ ) Dr. Klldars Mediterranean? \ The first 666-foot section gen­ But PanMsky says: A ind forces into Norte Viet tors. ' carpenters, painters, . n o Rinomaa to pbyaicista from all over. racks and other inBtallaUona. 806. plumbers and electricians, all of (34) I^ rth Estate Latest moves in this capital erated an electnm beam of 1.8 A 10-member program advis­ "We cannot afford to he igno­ Authorities announced that I What'a NewT , 8-30-40) My Three Sons However, some military offl- fam. V whom were apportioned tasks nim • :00 3-12) Paseword give every indication of an bllUon electron volts — BEV — ory committee — only two rant of the moet fundamental two Americana were killed dur "As long as the United States Fluh Oordoa [M) University P lie rs armed clash unless, in Ankara’s the highest energy of any Bnear type of structure on which ev­ hare feel that heavier Rockville to guarantee that the shelter New* TV members are from Stanford casualUes might have been in­ Ing the week of March 14-20 and contents Itself with air strikes I La TarentaUe 18) Subeciiptlon eyes, the situation improves for accelerator in America. Il’8 al­ erything else depends. In high 22 wounded. The South Viet­ will be completed by June 1. MO-40) Bewitched wUl help director Wolfgang K.H. flicted on North Vletnameae It Is unlikely that PeWng will In addition, contributions of I Adventures In Paiadlso t : K > the Turkiah Cypriots. ready the longest. Panofsky acreen and tchedule energy physics you have to have namese suffered 100 dead, 275 I Rocky and His rrlsnds 10-23-80) Hasel (C) M abldiera if they had been caught unleash Ita army,” he said. Rockville Drug Alan T. Pease Miss Irene J, Kolanko 1 There ie no doubt the latei* When comi^eted next lum- propoiMd. ______experiments.I WImwaw mnirl KlfrOWWbigger mfioninAH and bigger tn machines to wounded and 86 missing or cap­ " It Is probable there will be a material are being received News. Sports. Weather 34) Talk With Stic Hoffer crisis — the fifth since the is­ by Burpriae. from supply houses. I 8kl Report ( 3) Richard Diamond mer, the new tool foe exploring The U.S. Atomic Energy Com see smaller and smaller tured. big Increase In tee supply of Files Petition land was tom by (ximmunal thing! PUT YOUR: There is little reliable In- The ."belter, when completed,- I Rodty and His Friends (13) Baileys ot Balboa the nature'Of matter wlU be al­ mlssioa — meaniM the tax formaUon here on the number Military spokesmen said 436 antiaircraft weapons. 'There is Rockville I Peter Jesminipi—News ( S-30-4()) Peyton Place warfare at Christmas 1963 — ts m ost, two miles long and will [layer — la footing the bill tor Experimentation in l^ h ener- Viet Oong were killed and 90 also the likelihood of more and will be used by the town for What’s NewT 10:00 (34) In-School Preview different. f of Norte Vletnafnese killed in For Bankruptcy year-round use by Manchester ( 8-30-40) Jimmy Dean fire a 20-BEV beam of electrone both construction — authorised physics, says ABC Chairman captured. No figures are avatla better aircraft being sent In. There la a new, seemingly leim T. Seaborg, "probably tee air strikea. residents. IMMoT^^^Brlnklsy no-33-80) Kraft Suspense to rip holes In the curtain of uni­ by Congreaa in 1961 — and oper­ BEST FOOT But many offldala doubt tee ble on Viet Oong who may have “A number of Chinese Com­ — Film Theatre tougher Turkiah government tn maginably mlnuta aubnuclear ation. gI will lead, to some of the most been wounded and carried munist MIG 17’s are known to The Rockville Drug, Inc., Two Awarded Scholarships It will be built on the camp Waltdr CroekUs ( 8-12) The Defenders power. Ex-Premier Ismet In- toll waa vary high. They believe site at Mt. Nebo, on a rise over­ 10:30 (34) Pathfinders matter. The barrel of the gun Is a baf Important theoretical and per- away. be in Hanoi at present, but these owner of the Rockville Store at Newsbeat - ^ onu, a former general, no longer tee soldiers wera forewarned 44 Windsor Ave., has declared looking the Globe Hollow i Peter Jennings—news 11:00 ( 8«-13-30-3»«M0) News. Considered as a "mlcroe- fled four-inch copper pipe. Ad- haps then the most practical enough to leave tee barracks Ckmmunlst China’s announce would be no match for U.S. jets. :00 Wyatt Harp _ Sports. Weather has his restraining hand on the ustable mountlnga wUl keep lU developmenU of our age. Peking may send in some of its itself bankrupt. A petition in By United Aircraft Corp. I Swimming Pool, and'will con- ot U:1B (10-30) Tonight (C) cope,” the accelerator will en­ FORWARD ueaa and take cover. ment that It Is ready to send Challenge HsHom military. "volunteers"vorunieers to S(Xithovum Viet Naun—•—■• more up-to-dateup-w-u»«j jets and these——- voluntary bankruptcy Hating I tribute to tho town’s share of Bobscriptlon TV (3040) ABC NlghtUfp The reported importation into able the physicist to study sub- funds, to match a $3,000 grant Bast of the Post U:S0 ( 8) Movie particles only one-thousandth of when tee Viet Cong asks for could offer serious resistance to -debts of over $118,000 has been MUs^ Senior Biologrical Division. He | ;ui Wanted (13) Movie Cyprus ol heavy arms — much Sorties Continue filed in U. S. District Court in Alan T. Pease and belongs to the Science ProjecU from tae Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. U:3B ( 8) Movie ^ one-blllionth of an Inch long that them brought no official com-1 u.S. aircraft.” Irene J. Kolanko, both seniors l:U » ) I^ rts Camara of it Soviet origin — has shar­ •AIGON,' Soute Viet Nam ment In Saigon and no sign of In Washington, a State De Hartford. y Club, French Club, Rockville Foundation, for which an appli­ U:80 (22) Tonight (C) ply heightened the concern ot exist for less than one-MUlonth FOR EASTER at Rockville, High School, have MATimnATH TV WEEK FOR OOBfPl/ETE LISTING (AP) — U.S. Jet bombers and partment spokesman said the cation has already been sub­ of a seconiL luieaslness in official quarters The drug store was incor­ been awarded United Aircraft High School Symphonic, March­ w iMdow sh a d es the United States and other flghUrs flew heavy lorUeB Chinese declaration was being ing and State bands, the Hartt mitted. North AUanUc Treaty Organi­ Ita fllf-mUlion prica tag here. porated early last year. The Corp. scholarships for the »tuuy ag^net suspected Viet Oong The possibility of another studied. He refused to comment president , is Irving GiUlU. Youth Symphonic Band and the sation nations. makes It the most ekpenalve poMtione Inside South Viet Nam further. Officials in Washington of engineering or an allied 6ra«i, W hite, Ecni ' piece of research apparatus massive Chinese Involvement, The petition listed llablUtles Manchester Civic Orchestra. American officials here find iH ELE6ANT today. But no air strikes against such as teat In the Korean War, have expressed the view that science. The youth hopes to attend ever financed by the federal at $118,367.47 with assets at The two are among six (3iii- W o sh a b l* the United States does not have Norte Viet Nam were reported. has been Inckidad in all military the Viet Oong needs military Yale University and m ajor in Radio government. $58,889.98. dren o t P ratt and Whitney Air­ the same official contacts it bad .Vietnamese and U.S. Air (talculatlons here since 1966. and economic supplies rather mathematlcM. Hi* father is a klUB IMtaf mSy tkonn aew* brradeagts of 10 «»r^l6 in Inomi’s regime., The Stanford lin e a r atom Oen The petition Included in the craft employes who were select­ HOLLAND FINISH Fbrce planea had airuck against In Canberra, Australian than foreign manpower. liabilities, unsecured creditors, sheet metal worker in the ex­ T ^ i'/ saiawaa leBgtfc. ioiiio statM w eo n y otlior abort newacaata.) FVirmerly Ameri<»n officials ter — SLAC — will coat about SPRIH6 t The Chinese declaration came ed this year. ta ^ e ts north of the 17th Paral­ Prime Minister Sir Robert Men- $e4,616.7'T; secured 'creditors, perimental metal shop at here were fiUed in on moet de­ $20 million a year to operate. Ita in response to a statement Pease, the son of Mr. and toM o n Made to Order WDBO—1888 lel dally for tee past four days. 1168zlea backedDBrCKCu theulC UniteduniLCU ov«n.coStates in••• i m V $22 231.70; U.S. taxes, $300; P ratt and Whitney in East r Off velopments and were able to Mrs. Edwin T. iPease of 100 f a ir w a y Jour Rollers :00 Long John Wade electric blU alone will run about One of today's atrlkea by Air lU “poUclei and actions relating Wednesday by the Viet Cong s Hartford. His mother to the :00 Dldc RpMnjm Wl. apply pressure to keep the $2 million, for it will omisume aa ^ fpAclMl Fvrcli«t«l state taxes, $726, and municipal Grand Ave.,. received the sch(>l I Afternoon Force B67a end FiOOs to South Viet Nam." political arm saying it would RockvUle city clerk. f u l l LINE OF CUSTOM I News. Spot- Turks a step short of invasion. much power as nearby Palo FASHIONSI taxes, $4©4. ♦ arshlp in memory of Donald L. t Orand W«y scoAys «|i og^nst a suspected major head Menztes issued a statement call for international military Gltlltz noted in the petition »B:001:00 Hartford Hlghllahta- ...... ^ [ 3 Star iStra But the peacemedeer role Alto, population 66,000. The ot Brown, president of United Air­ Miss Kolanko, who ranks VENETIAN BLINDS : Conversation Pleoe (luartere tee Viet Oong In replying to a letter published by help — "youth and army men that assets partly consisted of »f:00____News.. Spoits_ m Waathsr won few frien d for America in complex WlU employ 1,000 per­ ■everal Australian AngHiaml— if the United States continued craft Corp. from 1934 until his third in a class of 272, to prert- for (8:00 Oaallght 7:30 News of .the 'World kaitf fr«in nialiAr western Tay Nlnh Province, 80 $28,000 In stock and trade and 7:60 Oongresalonal Report Turkey. sons. mUes northwest of Saigon. An Church Wahops urging negoMa-lto expand the war. death in 1940. dent of the Future Teacher’s 13:00 Qolst Honrs 8:10 Pops Conoert The new premier, Suat Hayri $25,000 in machines, fixtures Club, a representative of the Tintex. Rit, w u n — The dlme-slsed beam will other was In Commimlst-con tlona to achieve an "honorable Soviet Communist party boss IMiss Kolanko, (daughter of E, A. JOHNSON !l:bO Wan St. T t ^ . , __ _ 9:06 NIghIbeat Urguplu, an independent, heads «t tArrlflc sawlavt and tools. ^ student council and secretary ;8K)0 News. Weather. Spmto U:0ONews^ _ , have no other use than re tinlled Binh Dlnh Province. 290 and peaceful settlement.” Leonid I. Brezhnev said in a Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Kolan­ U:16 Sportk .Final a four-party coahUon that re- speech In Moscow’s Red Square Area creditors listed Include of the senior class. Colerama PAINT GO. ■g:lS Radio Greater Hartford U:80 Art Jolmson S ^ search. miles northwest of tee capital. "How would the United States Vernon National Bank, $21,285; ko of 34 Fox Hill Dr., received :8:4B Lowed Thomas pQaced Inonu’s Republicam Peo­ A U.S. Army officer flying aa Tuesday that Soviet "volun­ Miss Kolanko belongs to the 728 Main St., Tel. 649-4501 WPOP—1418 ple’s party last month. He indi­ Stanford university’s contrib­ negoUata with the Viet Oong, Farmoil, Rockville, $189.24; the Faye B. Rentschler Scholar­ ‘7:00 News 6:00 Lou Terri well-organized but hidden; or teers” were offering to fight in college club, the chemistry club 17:85 OHiibol Ctoakrtoom cated a lack of much personal ution to the project has been Connectitoit Light and Power ship in memory of the wUe of 7:00 Ken Griffin . know-how and 480 acres of uni­ e coilntry Viet Nam. A Soviet -pokesmim the late Frederick B. Rent­ and is on the staff o t the schort iSiW Jei^*^rdon Show____ 18:00 Jonathan Dark power when he told the Ameri­ . . . _a____ l a _111 I Itofmv* I'TrtonV Mlich MDOliOft” Co., RockvlUe, $282; Rockville versity land. The university Legal Nottcca which has shown it will be said later many such applies schler, founder of United Air­ yearbook. She was a delegate to cans he follows coaUticn order tlons had been received and Reminder, $517.03; BaJiler-Mos- the recent Nutmeg Girls’ Stato as " I am only chairman of the team of high energy linear ac- ^JIIITATfON OBDB*_ bound by no agreement?” Men craft. AT A probato. were under consideration. er, Rockville. $165,20; Gene at the University of Connecti­ board.” counT o r ties asked. The ocholarshlps provide tui­ blew England Vignettes bald at Manchester, within and tor Vietnamese government au State Department spokesman Purrington, distributors. Broad cut and has won numerous When the politicians of the Mm Dtstrlot ot Manchester, oo the tion and academic fees, plus teoritiet announced an outbreak Robert J . McCloskey said, how­ Brook, $257.36, and Podrove, medals in competitive awim- (xialition were in opposition to 5u i day of March J.966. ever. that the United States had Kelly and Collins law firm $500 a year expense money. Inonu they were h i^ y critical Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, ofOk choleraGnOiePM andMUQ plague WsWcUe casesCMoCO ina** i eves, . They include four or five years ming. ^ _ _ PENTLAND i aeve^ _aroas. The government 'S. Manchester $360. She hopes to attend Pem­ Ufan’s Lack of Beard of his Cyprus policy. ^*E?uite of Joeeph QrahanrsU. lata of study leading to bachelors’ THE FLORIST rocelved reports that seven per­ unteering for duty' with The firm is being represent­ broke College and major in Now they have a chance to efManchestar. to said District, da- Communists in Viet Nam. degree in engineering. show what they can do. sons died of plague in <)uang ed by Podrove, Kelly and Col- mathematics. Her father to a “Everything In Flowers” ^^ScTmotlon of Cheoter (Irahow^. The Soviet Union played down Pease, who stands at the top foreman in a miscellaneous ma­ I Reveals Illness, Cure InteUUgence soiuces say there Centrally Located At » Siilptic 81., RookvUlo. Conn., ox- Ngal Province, about 380 miles Uns. The petition wlH be pw- north of Saigon, and of seven today the possibility of sending sented to fSaul Seldman, ref­ of his class, won a Rentschler chining department at PrMt is no doubt that heavy arms 34 BIRCH STREET JI' volunteers to Viet Nam. Algebra Award in 1961 and waa from the Soviet Union have 648 4444 648-6347 * ^ ‘^E R E D ; That jta .mooto nonfatal caiwa In Blnh Thuan eree In bankruptcy. and Whitney in Eaat Hartford. BINGO Stnee Madison Avenue tech­ (AF)—Bom«r Btom^ fm n the ITth day Mjejh. 186A Province, about 100 miles east A(x;ordtng to the custewn of a National Merit semi-finalist. F. A. C. BALLROOM niques do sell soap and "Clean­ been arriving in Cyprus for the Open 8:80-5:80 ha and the eame are e?!,?!!: the ' Soviet press, Brezhnev’s He was awarded a Harvard Uer, V t, la B6 but ha’a Swed for the credltoTa ■wkhln which of Saigon. SWISS EXPAND EVENLY M(MT FOLLOW OLD WAYS liness is next to Godliness,’’ a Greek (3ypriots via the United O^ien Thursday Nlghta till 6 speech Tuesday appeared with Book Prize and is a three-time to brln* in their dalma aqatari s^d Nine suspected cholera cases 2URIC3H — Switzerland’s NEW DELH I — Bighity per 25 VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVILLE roogUy 1.300 boura more Slatersville, R.I., minister de­ Arab Republic. Thia equipment Paridng Across the Street aatote end said executor 1s diretoed only slight rewording as an edi­ winner of the E. Stevens Hen­ I to himself than other men cided on the following tactic to reportedly includes tanka, tor- to alve public notice to the c^ltora were said to be under treatment economy astounds other small cent of India’s 460-mdUlon pM- ' For 100 Cars ... torial in the Communist party nations. Her 5.5-miUion people ry Memorial Award for the EVERY M O N P A Y --S P.M. increase church attendance. p ^ boats and a number of to brln* In their cltoms within eald in Saigon hospitals. paper Pravda. The passage on ple live in vlUages, where folk­ ;a«e herimai) he’s never had Sn e flowed by pubUshlnir a copy The Health Ministry urged the have increased oiit'put more highest scholastic average. The Rev. George A. Harvey ground-to-air missiles. of this_p oSderOrUfl inMS aometofcrsssw newapap^ ”r "w — - volunteers for Viet Nam was Pease plswied seventh in the ways have' changed UtUe in eve. sent the members of Slatersville The NATO nations and Wash­ horin* a circulation In said probtoe people to take Immunization than five per cent each year for centuries. ' shots and observe sanitation omitted. Connecticut State Science Fair 1 fact, he now may owe his Congregational Church this ington hold Greece responsiWe I diauito within ten dayi from the DlpIomaUc observers In Mos 20 years to a newapaper story about message: for the imports and have made procedures [ beardleaaneas. "Dus you Dreft along with the representations to Athens. Jeeauaa of the story tn the 'nde? Vel, now is the time for What is Turkey' after? RUMMAGE BarUngton, VL, BTee Preaa, All to Cheer up if you want real Urguplu has stated he is will­ Stone waa Invited to the Nation­ Joy. ’The ’Trend is to Breeze to ing to ait down and talk with the SALE al Inatitute of Health in Bethea- chiiich regularly on Sunday Greeks at any time and without Sponsored by ..'V.. da, Md., for observation and Mondog.’’ any advance cxmdltions. CADET GIRL SCOUT tMtS. Of immediate concern, say TROOP No. 77 ^gniile he was there doctors A theater, museum and li­ Ankara officials, are the ndi- dlieovered he had cancer. brary are being planned on tlons of he Turkish minority SAT.. MARCH 27 They operated on Um and the nine acres within a huge park conununity on the island. eaaoer apparently waa arrested. in Waterford, Conn., less than a Ankara wants alleged harass­ 10 A.M.-12:30 P.M. But the Institute never did mile tnm'the sett^ of a "Long ing of die Turkish Cyprtots halt- Woodruff HoH a chance to dlsinver why Days Journey into night,” ed. Center gtaiM doesn’t have a beard. ‘fMoon for the Misbegotten" and Another imtnediate ‘ probleini T««n*u 1^ Woin*«i*s la rotation qf more than SoO'reg- Congregational Church STORE-WIDE SFEINO SPURSE! “Ah, WUdemees." Stories put in type In the com- The town and the Eugene ular Turkiah army troope in Cy­ O IRir lASTIII BONNRTf M I N O M M m O V B I t WMM * ¥ O R * V peeing room of the Tel^^^am O’neia Memorial Theater Foun­ prus. ofWorcester, Maas., hit the dation have (Ximpleted arrange­ Rotation was delayed at the Our buyer scooped the Market Your smart new b ask for diqr or d re ss' Styled stseet on page one of the Eve- ments to set up the memorial to request of Greek Cy^ot Preei- and made a special purchase . _ News in Worcester, Bng- dent Markarlos, but now the with 12/ 8" set-h^heel to sweet kid black. 5 to 10. the playwright, who grew up at of girls’ spring hots. These 825 Pequot Ave., in adjoining Turks say they will land replac- A seven-page tribute to Wln- New London. Turks say they will lanii re­ hots are now available to you .!ll ___ J gt% Churchill was published In placements on the island Sim- at a terrific saving. They will 3e99 die Telegram and it attracted day. They don’t expect trouble The members of the Water- not be efmed again at this, L : 44if attention of the editors of town, Mass., Ancient Order of but, coincidentally, naval ma­ ’ V ■' ' ' a the Evening News. So they lObemians have made a token neuvers are sch^uled for the low, low price. Buy now for istoted a repnxluctlon of the tribute to the late John F. Ken­ same period. Makarioe eald Easter. hdl of hte ’Telegram along with nedy every day since Nov. 22, Wedneeday he would not op­ DAIRY MART 1 * 1 ; the comment: 1963. pose the rotation. « t G e t s ■ i « « e ’fnie esteem in which Amer­ ■■■ X «* A Kennedy was a member of the ^ ’ IS icans held St Winston Churchill Watertown division. Isleflected in the Jan. 35 issue In Hibernian Hall, there’a a mmmmmwm • wimimwmhit,# ukfS f mk " J of« t h e Worcester Telegram, Players Present COMING ■ wja •iW’WAf ...eei wme 10 Nkw large pidture of JF K and every ■ ■■ ■*^■"^''4 daSy newspaper of Woroester, day a fresh rose la placed at the '•'I ' . mm M iss. bottom o t the frame. Comedy by Hart N«wl Pun for kid* S ’a getting more (implicated Royal UtUe, a Rhode Island Manchester Community Play­ from 7 to 701 to3niy dolls for little girls. Industrialist, says when he got ers will present “Light Up the Por strnie time you’ve had to out of college and was ready to Sky," a comedy by Moss Hart, H l - R l f l B^ct a full wardrobe, decide to go work his uncle gave him April 9 and 10 at 8:30 p.m. at p o lo b ik o bc|W big It should be, what color ftdvicc* Whiton Memorial Auditorium. hdp and eyes It should have Little’s uncle had founded the "The Newcomer's Club of the Vwsatile ibihs with luxwy f' l i - a n i whether you want a boy Arthur D. litU e consulting firm Manchester YWCA is sponsoring I m I featuies plus safe, stwdy con- d(|B or a girl doU. in Cambridge, Mass., but the the production. Roger M. Negro sbuction...easier to pedal, more Row you've also got to decide younger Little said he wanted is producer and director, and UTTLE MISSES* SWEETHEART STEP-IN. smooth-! Id ing fun. Special can­ whp It should look like. Dlan Taylor, stage manager. to start out on his own. Feminine lady-like style. Smut white patent RCA IV” tilever frame, chrome rims, hl- i New Bedford, Mass., store His uncle told him to pick a The (yjmedy centers around 9 9 " lise motorcycto handlebars, polo 5- towelling doUs custom made to field with growth potential and the trials and tribulations of a leather uppers. Single 8hap with gold buckle. p«rtpbl« TV seat, 4 chrome supports, coestoi r^ rm ble anyone you like. Art- that aynthetlc fibers was a pre-Broadway play tryout. The Made to fit the growiog fOoL S^to 12; 12H TV brake. And complete with kick­ bSB paint in the features to re- promising area. action,.takes place in a hotel TOUR CHOICE OF S 1953 FORDT FAI^LANE |(to,2F*UHi;/VHFInt8jgto RCA portable with full front stand! Knobby beaded rear batlca in a A h l* ^ photo provided by the At that time in 1919, the U.S. suite Boston. Sports Coupa Green. Rhdlo, heater, V-8 ••088 tolnfitw** tunlm wUh controls, dleluxe traiuformor A teat tire. Wild tad. Members of the cast are Janet 'S3 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Coupie.tija 1 ,9 4 S t b S e r . The doU costa $10.70. production was 10 million en g ^ Fordomatlc, bucket eeata •r- r ■■ ' Oympowtr bsnsIwsMi pew- powered chaasto. Keyed I* pounds per year. Last year it Riberdy, Rick Gentllcore, Mary 4-DOOR SEDAN! «8d chassis, toln-speatof AFC compensates for TV was two and one-half billion. Lentinl, Karl Then, Mary Bon­ standard equipment on a Coottnantal tontpioJsctodPtosowdm;- signal variations to mlnlmlza ham, Eklward ZawistowsU, Ken Moral: always take uncle's conaista ot power windows, power Steer­ M . CoirtB8ip(X8iy eabtopt s i picture fadding. advice. ' Wheldeh, Ruth Pelmas, Harry ing, power brakes, automatic tranamls- •1795 •MZilns walmiL Jenkins, Donald Riberdy, Craig alon, 6-way power seat, whitewall tires, 'f V / Helfrick and Mary Gaudet Merchantmen Shown r ^ aeat speaker, bydbraullo windshield 1 8 8 . 8 8 1 4 6 . 6 6 wlpera and waSher, plus Exclusive Lin­ 1954 CHEVROLET IMPAIA ( WASHINGTON—Among the . Nurses Needed coln Continental atjdlng. Growing GI r I f * ’"'VSJiK'®*’'' FAIRWAY new exhibits in the Smithson­ 2-D(x>r Hardtop. Choice of two. Carnival N ian Institute’s Museum of His­ WASHINGTON—Nursee are red and turquoise. RauUo, heater, power- Intttp Strop tory and Technology is the needed, the United States sur­ •3895 glide, power iteerlng, whitewall Urea Hall of American Merchant geon general says, and more will be sought right up to the For fashion fim! SmarUy styled ht n8Wv.„. Shipping, which traces craft on • ,:excltlng vinyl. One strap for eaaUetlllfc.aj;., • ; J the high seas and inland waters end of the 1960'e. Not only are 1953 COMET 2-DOOR SEDAN •2395 L ' Neat UtUe beet In..White or bone. 4 y ‘ * SHOE from (>>lonial to contemporary 25,000 a year needed to replace Two-tone tan and whlta. Radio, healkr, times through 300 models, In­ nurses who die, retire, or mar­ standard transmlaalon, aU oylindtr. Zika .Sizee 5 to lO;, AeT* / POLISH cluding 'a cutaway of the first ry, but general bealth care will new! atomic-powered merchentnuui, require five R. N.’a for every 1951 FORD G A U ^E the Savannah. four .now In tiie field. 4-Door. 6 cylinder. standartLttaaiinlB- ■; V : - . f'. ■ •1545 atML U gh t green. Radio, heater^ r -r ''

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’s'A^’T-'xr- . ’ ' ' ■' - PAGR 'Sf MANCHESTER EVENING KnERALD, MANCHESTOR, (CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 S THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 In Britain nest MacheU, Town Clerk B!d- if Nerer Neieds Wi Town Officials nmrd Tomkiel. < ’ Romance Overcomes Danbury's Consolidation Mayor Torginol Also, Park and Ree. Supt. / SeamlcsB Horace Murphey; Mrs. Irene waiting another year they run Taking Course Weighing Oriowakl of the recreation di­ Dl-Starred Beginning Vicar Runs Club Duresqe the li t t o f having to campaign vision; Wetwr and Sewer Dept. /ResiUent against a unified party, hMded Facing Strong Election Fight Manchester was rapreaented Supt. Lawrence Wlttkofske; by a new and pethaps popular by 10 department heads u d Mrs. Cathsrine Psrkins Of the HOWOra, M„.. s For Ton-up Boys / N o n ^ p Of Calling Election in June leader. officials at the first of a 12- Seamless registrars of voters office; Dou­ romance that stemmed from a DANBURY (AP)—The tocum.« Anotiier 7H per cent will be^bury 12,932____ to 8,728 lost Some political leaden are w e ^ course on "Modem Tech­ him. He used to let me help him glas Pierce, business manager tragic fire has resulted In the . ^ ____ft.es______I__ M______leBltiiArlraised /ftMon p ro b ity wwhich K lo h rre­ * . NNovember. oV G IV lb G r. / Chemieal Resistant ooncemed that an election this niques and, AdmlnisfraUve Man­ of the board o f eduoatlon; and wash his car.” , , ^ bent RepubUcan mayor faces a One candidate is'assured of <859 Club — a youth center with FAWA (A P ) _ After ^ She aald ahe and Langlols had ceives either municipal water By GORFREY ANDERSON the year after.'Other factors, ohanoe what summer might inflame the al- agement for MunlclpaUUes, Paul Jultner, daU processing marriage of a 19-year.old youth strong challenge from Demo- ,re-election. She Is Mrs. Mar drama, football and motorcycle Floors in oBIcc. Prime MMn- their first date when she was or sewer services. LONDON (AP) — Britain’s / Design Unlimited h^ever, weigh against an early done. r e a ^ aggravated feelings be­ conducted yesterday to the diraotor for the board o f ed­ and the 16-year-old girl he car­ ciwta Monday aa this connU* The (Inal per cent will be garet Yacko, town clerk, who sections. The motorcycle section ih e Liberals now hold only Municipal Building Hearing discharged from the hospital ton-up boys — the leather-jack­ ' r IT*— B. IPeanwn ie weigi>> election. tween Btoglish and French Can- ucation. ried to safely through Are and raised by taxing property which has been assistant-town clerk soon outgrow the whole club. of t b 860 seaU in the House da. Diefenbaker apparently al- last Thanksgiving and aha add­ dated city electa tta/ flrri full by Factory / Low Maintenance the pamWUty c i csains an Strategists of the two big par- 126 Room. smoke. ^ receives both water and sewer or town oletk tor the lari 37 eted toughs who top 100 miles The Blsho.* of London moved of commons. ’Ihe Oonservathrea r e ^ y has written off French- The course Is being sponsored ed; slate of officials. Uea have been somewhat shak­ Ronald Langlols services. years. ap hour on motorbikes — now Shergold to PadtHngton Green, In June in the hope of speaking Quebec as a source of and conducted by the Univer­ Language Barrier "H e kissed me. That was it. en by the results of a recent poll hold 90. Minor parties and an Roberge were married quietly Mayor J. Thayer Bowman, PoUtical dopesters are finding Danbury was founded in 1884 a run-down, war-damaged sec­ / 5 Year Warranty jimiy a parliamentary major- independent account for the oth­ sity of Connecticut Instltuts of We’ve been on dates every night have a ton-up priest to care for Trained whim indicated both had loet votes. He is expected to make a by a justice of the peace in who la credited wHh bringing thia election a hard one to pre­ and until Jan. 1 the town op­ tion. There, with a smaller par­ strong Ud in the west, Public Service, with Myron UXMAL, Mexico—The Yuca­ since.” _ ^ them. >fkir faia U b e n l paiiy. ground politically since Janu­ ers. Springfield In a candlelit cem- about oonaottdation of city and dict erated with a board of select­ ish. the bishop felt Shergold It generally is believed that presenting Wmself as the de^ Weiner, the lecturer and in­ tan Peninsula is so named be­ in the hospital, Barbara said housh jnoapecta for a ary. monty Tuesday night, they dis­ town into a sliigle government, m ere are 22,250 eligible to men and the general town The Rev. William Frank Sher- woifid have more time for his Mechanics ^ *"**'^®*’ the Uberals have been hurt by fender of a strong federal gov structor. cause of a conversation be­ she told Langlols "The only _Jiin( Liberal victory aren’t A significant factor in the poU closed today. . la opposed by George F. vote, about 12,000 of whom live meeting. gold. Church of England vicar special mieelon with the ton-up scandals which brought the res­ emment against the growing Those attending from Man­ tween a Spanlrii navigator and thing you’d ever let me do d, aome party ntimteciaU aee was the almost unprecedented On the night of Nov. 11 O’Brien, former chairman of to tiie old city area. m e city waa -chartered In of Paddington Green, West Lon­ boys. Call For Free Estimate—No Obligation ignation of one Cabinet minister power of the provinces — espe chester were: Police Chief an Indian. The visitor asked around your car waa wash it . more of a (am U e to poirt- number of voters who hadn’t persons perished In the fire that the Houatog Authority and Re- Danbury has been going Dem­ 1889, successor to the borough don, wears denim Jeans, jack­ When he held a special serv­ lUMl one top aide in the prime cially Quebec Province. James Reardon; tow fi Fire who built the Mayan buildings Now I want to ride In it.” the eteotlon. made up their minds. ’Three out swept a big apartment block on devetopment Agency. which was founded In 1822. boots and a helmet just like the ice to bless the boys’ motorbikes 875-2042 Chief W. Clifford Mason; in the region of Uxmal. The Langlois, a $90 a week ma­ ocratic to state and natioital .. -act, the oppoefthm might of 10 reporting said they didn’t minister’s office. The mstin selling point of the West Street. Holyoke. Among Bowman and a bicameral m e new city represents the teen-agera he serves. He rides a the Dally Express published a ’Ihe Conservatives undoubted­ Mrs. Dorothy Kenny, secretary Indian said. "Ci-u-than" ( “I chinist In a mill, said there waa electione, but Republican in Loring photo ce an election by a vote of no know how they woiHd vote if the Liberals woidd be an appeal to the dead were Barbara s broth­ Common Otnincll (four aldermen first successful use of the state’ s powerful factory-tuned ma­ cartoon showing teen-age mo ly have loet some support be­ to the general manager; Con­ don’t understand you"). Later only one sad note to the wed­ town elections. Democrats won ifldence if the prime minirier riectkm were held nohr. return them to power with a ers. Leo, 10, and Edward Jr. 7. and e ^ t ooimcUmen) have Home-Rule Act to bring about chine. torcycKsts tearing for the cause of the fighting inside the troller Joseph Clementino; Dep­ corruptions nsuned the region ding. He had to teU W#. car — 11 of the last 15 elections in the Engaged W. 6. SCHWARZ CO., INC. states too long. A Montreal SUr editorial working' majority so they can Langlols, who lives nearby, been runiting the city in a care­ consolidation of ’ocal units of Father Shergold runs a club church door with the leader party over Diefenbaker’s lead­ uty Controller Thomas Moore; Yucatan, tor the native's an­ for $660 — to furnish their new old city. {fohn G. Diefenbaker, 68, Oon- commented: get on with their program. A saw the flames and raced taker status since consolidation government. The engagement of Miss with nearly 7,000 members — shouting over his shoulder ership and over the new mwle Plaiming Director Joseph President Johnson swept Dan- 994 HARTFORD TURNPIKE vahve leader, iqrpeare more ” If this country is ctmfused, it leaflet of $ie Liberal Federation swer. through the big building rousing apartment. became fully affective Jan. 1. Theo A. Sencavage to Hans almost all of them teen-agera leaf nag —approved over Die­ “ The last one out is chicken.” huaiaetlc about an election has every Justification for its of Canada says 1964 was one of Tamsky. the residents. Witnesses said Oonsotidation was approved and about 25 per cent girls. He Today Shergold has the orig;inal fenbaker’s opp^tlon. FARM FORCB DWINDLED K. Petersen, both of RockvUle,' ROCK v Il LE. c o n n . 06066 Pearaon, poaaibly becauae confusion, and nothing that has the ^ s t years In Canada’s his­ Also. Assessor Joseph Mur­ they saw the youth help several 191 IN JAPAN 100 OR OVER by an 89-vote margin to 8ep- has married a few member cou­ of that picture hanging in his It is taken for granted that the BERLIN—Between 1930 and TO K YO —A t the latest count has been announced by her par­ tfenbaker’a leadership la happened recently in the two tory, more people were at work, phy, Assistant Assessor Joseph persona to the street, including temer, 1968, ending 143 years of ples and visited others in hospi­ Conservatives would attempt to I960 the number of people in cluttered study. itened. He may not lead the main political parties has the government made confeder­ Breault, Director of Public Japan had 191 centenarians — dual government. Commimist Bloc Contacts ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sen­ tals as they recovered from ac­ The 59ers now number nearly turn the Ottawa scandals — Western Europe working ln--ag* Barbara. 31 men and 160 women. The ervatlves If tlie election is served to lessen It.” ation work, it brought peace to Works Walter Fuss, Assistant While Barbara was hospital­ In addition to the mayor and cavage, 90 Windsor Ave. cidents. More than once he lias 7.000 and come to St. Mary’s mainly Involving Influence ped rlcuHure, forestry, and fishing oldest Is s^man, Jubel Naka- Her fiance Is a son of Mr. Iferred. The Montreal Oasette said it the Great Lakes labor struggle, Town Engineer Frank Steele, ized with bums Langlols was other city officers, the voters cradled a dying boy In Ills arms, from almost every corner of dHng — into a major camp^gn dropped from 32 per cent of the mum, 112, of Kamalahl City, In Offing for West Germany and Mrs. Leif Petersen, 8 Pen- >eaTson has navsr taken was hard to see where Pearson and it sponscxred a new pension Cemetery Supt. George El­ one of her frequent visitors. will pick a 21-member (Common whil6 police sent the traffic Britain. ch to campaigning. He la 68 could hope to make gains, but issue. pism. liott, Collector of Revenue Er­ labor force to 21. fleVd Ave. streaming round them. On the other side of the pic Council, three from each of “ The congregation — the old •nd is itot overly enthuaiariic the Liberal party "should give seven new wards. BONN, Germany (AP) — Oneamal Abdel over the visit Mias Sencavage, a 1963 grad­ "What really floors these boys parishioners — were scared 'to Egypt by Walter Ulbricht, uate o t Rockville High School, Bowman has pointed to his side-effect of Chancellor Ludg is when one of their rhates gets when they heard the ton-up vi­ head of Bast Germany. Erbw-d la attending the Unlveraltv of old. "Then they suddenly find MR. AUTO WASH car was coming their way,” role to consolidation, ending un wig Erhard’s troubles in the fair taxation and inefficient gov offered diplomatic relations to Hartford where she is a alstcr they’ve nothing to cling to, no says Shergold. “ They Imagined i Middle East may. be to bring Israel, a step he had previously of Phi Sigma Oil sorority. She ernment. He also cites the one to turn to, and they come to us al! roaring up to the church You Asked for it! Look at this Value! pw U i of Danbury (now more West Germany new contacts avoided In an attempt to keep is employed by the Grand me. That’s when the Church door on motorbikes. In fact, 400 than 46,000 to population). Im­ with the communist bloc. Arab friendship, m e Arab Union Co., Manchester. Her fulfills a real need." attended my Induction service. provement In municipal services For nearly a decade this coun­ states replied with a threat to fiance, a 1961 graduate of El­ "Our main Idea Is to show It was really something. But and new Industriee. try has refused to maintain dip­ break with W eft Germany and lington High School, attended these lads friendship. They just they've settled down now and SHOPPERS SPECIAL O’Brien has criticised Bow­ lomatic relations with any coun­ take up mlatioha with Ulbricht. the University of Connecticut. aren’t welcome anywhere — been very good about It. In fact man for failure to complete a try that formally recognized the Some of them may carry out He is also employed by the nobody wants them with their they seem to like the boys.” major redevelopment program, rival CJommunlst Government to thia threat, and if they do little Grand Union Co. leather jackets and their noisy Right now Shergold and his A Sept. 4 wedding Is alleged political promotions in Bast Germany. It made an ex­ will be left of the Hallstein Doc­ bikes. You might call what we a.ssirtant, Graham Hullett, who ception only for the Soviet planned. do at St. Mary’s Christianity In $1 J 9 the police and fire departments trine. Should hope disappear of also is a motorcyclist, are and what he says is Bownmn’s Union. preventing neutral countries action — putting our religion searching for a club headquar­ (allure to spell out tax increases When Yugoslavia recognized from recognizing East Germany into practice by showing real ters where "a thousand or so in the area outride the old city. East Germany In 1957 and Cuba there will not be much reason understanding, kindness and, motorcyclists can get together No maUer who wins, taxes did the mme In 1968, West Ger­ left to b v traditional ties be­ School Menus sympathy. vrithout annoying the neigh­ THIS IS NOT A WET WASH! are bound to go up In the area many broke diplomatic relations tween West Germany and the "And they’ve responded won­ bors.” with them. derfully. We’ve never had any outside the old city. nations of Etastern Europe. They have decided to rebuild • Tires Steam Cleaned This policy, known as the The menu for the Manches­ real trouble. All these boys want Up to, now, city taxpayere m e re have been other straws the war-damaged church hall, • Body Thoroughly Washed Hallstein Doctrine was named ter public school system for the is a good, coay atmosphere with paid both town and city taxes In the wind. West Germany is which will be left relatively Iso­ and Hand-mitted and those outride the old city (or Walter Hallstein, formerly guaranteeing credits to commu­ week beginning Monday, March some music In the background, No. 2 man In the West German lated by_a^new road-widening only town taxes. nist governments (or as long as 29, is as follows: where they can have a good talk scheme. Already the boys have • Machine-Dried 'm ere were many Instances foreign ministry, now head of — usually about motorbikes.” figh t years. Erich Mende, Er- Monday; Breaded veal cutlet, raised more than $2,800 by raf­ • Underside Rustproofed of dual taxation. For Instance, the Common Market’s, executive haiti’s vice chancellor, has pro­ tomato sauce, mashed potato, Shergold has fixed up a small fling a motorbike. • Spray Wax city taxpayers paid four mills board. posed setting up diplomatic re­ buttered g;reen beans, bread, chapel csdled the Chapel of the for city roads and another four It went well with former So far as the Church is con­ la tio n with the East Bloc butter, peaches. Way in his vicarage, where the cerned, Shergold believes that mills for town roads, or a total Chancellor Konrad Adenauer’s boys have their nightly meet­ states. Tuesday: Creamed chicken the fruit of his work will be of eight mills for roads. Those policy but even before he left ings. On the altar is a book of EVERY THURS. EVE. Erhsu'd’s spokesman declined on buttered rice, buttered car­ reaped by some future vicar. outride the old city paid only office In 1963, it became clear remembrance with the nejnes of to comment on Mende’a state­ rots, bread, butter, fnUted jel- “ It may be years,” he said, tour mills (or town roads. that strict application of the members killed on the roads. ment. lo. “ but when these boys have 5:30 to 9 P.M. m e present city tax rate Is Hallstein Doctrine was hurting Without saying anything to the Wednesday: Frankfurt on a grown up and raised families of 52.9 mills. Outside the old city trade aJid making it harder, to priest, some of the boys recent­ 2 IN 5 UNDER 15 roll, potato chips, cabbage-car­ their own, they may remember limits It’s 32.7 mUls. heal the wounds of World War ly raised money for a silver rot salad, gingerbread with St. Mary's with affection and Beginning July 1, taxes will n. HONG KONG — This city, chalice for the chapel. Ag;reemenLs on setting up per­ at the edge of Communist whipped topping. return to us.” depend upon what you get from Thursday: Roast beef, gravy, Shergold himself has been a the new city, not where you manent trade missions were China and almost exactly the motorcyclist for 14 years. He same size as Chicago, is 97 per mashed potato, buttered corn, 42 PAPERS IN BEIRUT live. made with Poland, Romania, started using one to get around cent Chinese. Its soaring birth bread, butter, purple plums. BEIRUT, Lebanon — Beirut 344 BROAD ST m e entire grand list will be Bulgaria and Hungary. Nego­ his parish at Hackney in East tiations were started with rate is evident from the fact Friday. Baked macaroni and hsis 42 newspapers— more than Between West Middle Turnpike and Center St. taxed on amount sufficient to cheese, buttered spinach, corn London. Osechoslovakla. that two persona In five are any other city in the world. raise 85 per cent of local bud­ bread, butter, ice cream. There in 1959 he founded the get requirements. Then came the clash with Ga- under age 15.

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erlaU in Vlatnam, that too was simple, acodnUnc to the former I»resl(Jont, who l%e Open Forum ■aM: “We're going to take Vlatnam and Where SERVICE Is I Ettptting IfpraUi tor publications m toe Opsa ^okum win that’s all there Is to it" s This is, of course, Harry 'Oilman ax- uat bs guaranteed publication If ta«y ooataib more than aOO worda The Herald reaerves the ri|tit to decline to MM> me. acUy as he was Slso when he was II BlM«n fltr««t piddlsb aay m atter that may be Ubelum or. which is tn bad Our Best PRODUCT President except then there ware, moat biiM,; IVes sKpresston of poUdcal views Is desired by of tha time, and on moat important ooatribuUoas o< this character biit Isttsn wtdoh are d»> 445 HARTFORD ROAD OPEN 9 to 9 — SAT. to i PnbUhan _ qbestlona, public rriatlons men between (imabory abusive win be rejected. VtouDded October 1, -1 1 1 1 tha authentic Truman and the public. PnMWied lOrery ErMili>»^K:^pt SmdayB *a H^tdan. Entered at the Poet Office at That is what it was like behind the '— 'teatar, Ooml, aa Second Claaa Mall scenes when he was President This was LsatWa Forget jfbae the evil sad cleave to that To the Editor, which Is good. tha range of vision ha brought to tha SUBSCRIFTION RATES We are eaterlng Into what is Our God is a holy God and Pajrablo la Advance office. f H i^ tlM Easter season. I t Is He wanU us to' ba holy. Let us O Q E e e e 0 e e e e e e %e e • • e e a to#, ostebratlon ot the Lord’s enshrine JesiiS la h eart 8ix Montlis e e aa e a a e a a a •« a e e deaitb end naurrection. The What do we want tn this poor T t l T B # IContfaS aaaaaaaaa aa a aa Bide WTA “If Christ be not O n # H o n tlt a e a a aa a a aa a aaa aa a l.W He Had The Bankroll, Too world that east out our Lord? FREEZERS rsM d, T t a n yet In your sinA" I trust dear reader that you MEMBER O F __ There is something very reassuring S THE ASSOCIATED P R M I (Cor.-lB-ld. But (Chiiat Is risen know JesUA the cue who med a The Associated Press is exclusively entiUM about the news that that San Francisco end become ttie first fruits of His blood for you and that you A|d the use of republicatlon of all news d ^ them tost slept can sing; WMtehes credited to It or not otherwUe credlt- bank president wasn't able, for all his In this paper and also the local news pub- financial wiiardry, to cope with, the Bis erudfudon comm for- “How Sweet toe name of Jesus Gets Award dbiy bsfon us at this tlma I sounds Mlss Eileen 8. Boris,, a sopho- All Sizes and Shapes rtSiU of republlcatloq- of special dia- odds at Las Vegas. do tidi know how tt affects you ’’In a beUevers ear but to me as a Christian it is a "It soothes His sorrowA biore at Smith CoUagA has been * The Herald Prtntlnf Inc., as* slang wishing wo had the secret of g^rsat chansngA “Heals His woundA solectod as the recipient of toe nee no financial rei p W eir e rro ra '^ p e s’fi&s K aovertlsmraiU g n a t financial success. And most of us, Why was he on that cross? "And drives away His fearA" 1966-66 Scott Foundation Lead­ id other reading matter Tn The Manchester ■ ■ finally slow down in the fruitless True* wicked men nailed him “God Bless You” ership Award. enlng Herald. ■ ______therA I believe we need to read Eunice Grimason search for riches, sadly conclude that Miss Boris, daughter of Mr. a Phil service client of N^E. A. Herrice, Int toe four Oot^ela over and over 108 G., Bluefield Drive and Mta Paul Boris of 2T1 Hen­ 2 PuWtaheis Representottves — ^ we just didn’t have the touch, or the •gain and spoid some time ry St, was valedictorian of toe G-E TMNSISTOE dathew s Special Agency — New'York, Chi- drive, or the luck, or whatever it was, with that man, the man Christ BepUes to Note Manchester High School grad^ Detroit sw l Bogtop. _ ^ -* — . jesuA We get a striking ac­ UPRIGHT !|M E M B B R a u d it b u r e a u OT CIBCUlAr and we try to poultice ourselves with To the Editor, ustlng class of 1968. ■ifnONR count cf his suffering in ths I wish to i«i^ to toe fbot- philosophy. pitmhet Xsslah 63rd Chapter, note you api>«Kied______to my re- The award Is given to toe TRIMtlNE ‘W STEREO If there to, however, any single fan* caundlsa friend, we need to cent letter on your V ietnam student whose performance 333 Lb. taay which prolongs our discontent. It is sysmi«« ourselves to take a editorialA ' moit typifies that of a Rhodes T ot Wednesday -- l P-m^Tuesdy. Scholar—the oomWnation of For Thursday — 1 p.nuwedhesdsy. , the theory that. If we only had an ade* Uttle inventory. He was hang­ Of course there were'differ­ jVir Friday — I p.m. T ln^ay. ing on tbet cross for your sins ent reasons for our Involvement academic achievement and out­ *v»p oftturaAy — 1 p.tn. irtoAT* . - quato bankroll to work with, we could and'mlne. He waa shedding his In Korea and tn Vietnam, but standing contribution to toe CUsslfled deadline: 10:80 Aim each dsy «f get ourselves flown for free out to blood for your sins snd mine. ooUege community A . 8 8 “■“Hoatloo except Saturday — • Alii essentially trie fact of toe mat­ some place like Las Vegas, and by ths Does that aot offset you? ter is our penchant for want­ “Miss Boris, Junior class presi­ Thundiy, March M patience and persistence our big bank* But Hs went willingly to ths ing to police toe troubleapote dent-elect win receive a grant roll trould finance, make Dame Fortune crosA Hs HimseU sold. ‘T lay of too world, and when the g o - toward tuition and Job por- down my Ufe that I might Ing gets roi^h* raise the ante tiinities In the eummer and af­ 26 Oils Ftii”966 Lbe CHEST FREEZER 6267 our personal slave. taka tt again. I have power to unto we are committed to fight ter graduation aa a part of the Coufit-Dfmn Vietnam But now, by the experience of that lay it down and power to take an undeclared war. award. Transistorized stereo amplifier, 4-speed automatic Ban Francisco bank president, who went it agtbi.” Why? Beoause He We bypass the UNO, our al­ In addition to being on the chans:er 6” dynapower speaker in each wmg.i Tha clock of fats kai?* Ucklng ovsc to Las Vegrsa backed up by the almost was God. Manifest in flesh, Hs lies snd others who bellevs wb deeh's Hst she has been active Stereo crystal cartridge with dual sjmthetic saiv was the ataless ooa Christian may pertiaps be on* toe wrong GCT OUR LOW PRICE ON A U OTHER SIZES ^netnam. and therefora over tha world, limitless resources his depositors had in several campus activities. phire styii. Vinyl-laminated steel case. it would be a BtUa alUy to arrlva friend, we q|Sd to' get to toe course. The »uipris(ng thing She Is a member of Gold Key, trusted to his InaUtutlon, we are released foot of that cross as toe hymn shout sU thU Is that wtiUe 'we ^ World War m without oven giving an honorary society of campus from the fantasy, and It will torment us writer puts tt: do not wteb to tolerato any guldSB,' and an irfflocr In toe ^j^unelves tha formahty of any count- no longer. This was a genius In finance, “When I behoid the wondrous foreign power tn our sphere of Smith College Choir. crow Influence in this hemisphere, itfown. with the unlimited backing we poor ordl* we reserve the^ right to Im- 3 So today to tha day on which tt has •XM which ttM Lord of glory nsry people have alwa5rs dreamed of. died ptnge ourselves Into other areas ^ bo noted that, for tha first time, both S lid Las Vegas took him Just the way of toe world wbero wew may be •QCy rtchsst gain I count but ______regard Inside ^tussian and Communist China hava It takes such as us whenever we give loaa similarly mistrusted. !^n re d publicly In the direction of send- “And pour contango on aB tny less of'our motives. C-40S It a chance. You can’t beat the odds, even The 'Vbhee aetton” ht Korea REHIIGEIUTOIIS ]^Bg "volunteers” to the North Vlotna* prtdfts'* f A ' R eport when you have a whole bank backing RIs fkat cry ersA “Father waa a United States operstioa; ;^eoe side of the war going on. you up. Just knowing that means, to us we got only token hrip so your forgive them for they know not reference to an ”lntornaUona| (Oonttimed from Page 8) •* It has been apparent, almost from tha Uttle fellows, a touch of mental peace. what tlwy do.” It was for his TOP or BOTTOM FREEZERS of the escalation of the ertoto in enemieslas H Hei pnprayed , V , the - ones forco" Is mdaningleos. I agree your reference to toe Fblllppinie - Indonests Cultural EXAMPLE j^tnam , that both Russia and China tost hung Hbn there but we mesa In Viet Vietnem to a throw Associaitlon, a left-leaning ad­ j^vera extremely reluctant to pick up the From Me*Tooisin To Out*Dol8m had a pfut In tt also for the back to toe 18th century. vocate of rioocr relations be­ Bible eaya, “An have sinned and *• E. D. (joUtns. tween the two countries, has 12 CU. FT. FAMILY SIZE j^eoond hand challenga our use of our It to difficult not to sympathise with M«a At Wotk WMh RegineM Plsto oome shert o t the Glory of ^eet and air forces and then land forces the militant, generally younger Repub* a large and aotlve chapter on God.” His last words wsta "It Thank Tim Mindanao. <5-E REFRIGERATOR posed to them. I t has been obvious, Ucans In Congress who are trying to ON THE BIG ERECTOR SET: S t Bridget’s School la finished." The work of rs- produce alternatives to Democratic pro* demptlon was done once and for To the Editor, With all this, toe UB. b now WAKE-TO-MUSrC SPECIAL! the early weeks of the crisis, that giMiA The trouble is that something The Instructors of the Handl ready to talk seriously about ey wpuld .rattier talk than fight, and all and God was satisfied. We •toe may be lost In their approach: The read In mUHplene; Wherefore capi^ wish to express their the Philippines’ urgent request . they went out of their way. In fact, notion of responsible opposition. Obd has highly exalted him, deepest appreciation to* toe Sil for a new base to forestall In­ G-E CLOCK RAOIO iio Interpret the situation in Vietnam The grimness of the present OOP and given Him a name which ver Lane Bus Company for Its donesia from doing to toe positibn, viewed both legislatively and Connecticut Yankee Is above every name: That at generous solution to our dilera- Philippines what it has been ^ r t of anything which directly in- in terms of party revival, to plain Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. ma last Sunday. Twenty-five trying to do to Malaysia since ^tved their own prestige and national toe name of Jesus every knee enough. In Congress the Republicans Robert D. Novak By A.H,0. ritould bow, of things In Hesv- studfoits from Mansfield State bet summer. Thb time It b 4 TUBES AND RECTIFIER TCP •gntereata are such a minority they can expect to eiL and things In earth, and Training School have been at­ not just a matter of electlron- 3 What baa also been apparent, from be outvoted almost no matter what they tending too lOH classes this eering. Ws haven’t been able to pene­ Puritan morality which aop- Uwgs under the earth; And i)he atari, has been that, if tha situation propose. In the nation there seems little Report year. Last Sunday It seemed 1966 Publlshen Newspaper FREEZER dtoposltlon to worry shout the Demo- trate Into toe secret planning of posedly frowns on the evils of 'thht every tonguC should ebn- they would be unable to'attend SyndlcaU l^tenatfied. If our pummeling at will of those whose sense of high public gambling. fe « toat Jesus Christ Is Lord, cratte Administration’s onrushing plans donesia would be badly im­ pesos In tariff, taxes, and oth­ as the 194T bus used to trans­ ^«i small Communist nation of North for Federal expansion. Hence the temp- MANILA—In any election duty Impels them to live for toe Still, toe Buppos^ pattern to tbs glory of tiod the Faither. mit than from Mansfield to $ 1 / \ . 7 7 year here, a dangerous Increase paired. And toe Philippine Re­ er revenues. day when they can bring the does exist It Is assuhmd that it ' Dear reader, I believe the 40 Sftotnam continued, if we coutlmied to tatton for the OOP’s so -^ led new public, trying to steer a middle"'' It Is the subverrive char­ yiauohester was under repair. Today in History guard,, which Is particularly active In In Communist subversion Is sud­ blessings of things ‘Ike like horseho Is toe Connecticut small jowns ‘days that He we> hero after Mr. and Mrs. Edward Royos of i^sealate the war, If we progressed denly “discovered” for exploita­ course between Malaysia and acter of toe unpoUced flow of race betting and state lottery |o who havA over toe years, kept ’ Hie resurrection with His dlscl- toe House, to make attention * getting Indonesia and play honest brok­ men and arms that disturbs toe Sliver Lane Bus Company By The Associated Press j wMwi our own use Of land forces on bids to big voting blocs. tion by both political parties. tola Land of Steady Habits, so CmmecUcut sn isla;^ of non- ptes and bretbem was a review­ came to toe rescue and supplied This election year, however, er for a settlement, would sac- - the Philippines. "We must stop we can’t guarantee for sure pari-mutuel purity surrounded ing time for Jesus knew how Totoy b Thursday, March 28, 4hs Arian mainland, tha day would coma One member of toe group, quoted by riflce its role as mediator. this infiltration,” Foreign Sec^ f; toe bus and Insurance necessary the Mth day of 1965. There are FAMOUS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED jrben both Russia and China would have Mr. Sullivan In this newspaper toe other toe Liberal party government of what their strategy In this pres­ by BinnerA And It la assumed quickly they would forget He to carry the atudente. No Big 4” dynapower speaker. Full General Electric President Macapagal is genuine­ Today, these considerations retary Mendez Mauro told us. ent special i^fular session is go­ however contrary to aome spe­ ‘taught them to love one another 381 daya left In the year. jo perform the big brother aot expected day, puts It bluntly; “The only way have lost much of their force. The Indonesians maintain a charge was made for toe ser­ TOdaya Highlight In Hbtory warranty—90 days on parts and labor. Dependable we’re ever going to get back on top as ly alarmed about security in toe ing to bA cific appearances In to t House to rorglve one another, as He vice. The Mansfield claaa means 14 Ga FI NO-FROST BOHOM FREEZER S247 y t any leader of an international fam- southern island of Mindanao. In The growing Influence of the disturbingly large consulate in It may seem, that tt la toe had forgiven them. On thb date In 1911, the Tri­ G-E clock is self-starting, self-regulating. vT’ '-f -t 3 * t a party to to get completely away from Perhaps the quiet which ex­ much to toe lOH Instructors as angle Waist (3ompany fire oc­ secret talks with the U.S., it is Communist party tn IndonesiA Davao, a major city of Miin- cities of ConnooUcat which fos­ •ftr or bloc. our atsreotype .as ’aginners’ and ’me* toe closing out of U.S. li­ danao. Among its staff of 26 ists on too surface is merely the ' H ow. reluctant at Umes we It' Is toe only chance for many c u r ^ In a 10-story loft build­ 3 Our big poker gamble has been that tooers’. And toat means showing toe pressing hard for a small but prelude to some quick power ter prsctlcas aiM ideas ef jp y . lire to forgive one another. We of their students to leave Mans­ vital naval base In top south (to braries, and the reductions of is a. naval attache, most un- looae living. And, if a now, Oon*i ing In New York O ty; 14T Uves jforth Wetnam would weaken before the public toat Republicans can produce play, in which something can bs have grlevanoea and keep them field. We offer sincere thanks were lost. distinct and meaningful solutions to the be financed by the U.S.) for contacts between Indonesia and usuu for a oonsulatA The nectlcut House of Representa­ .until toey become grudges snd jbBgatlon to help became unavoidable the U.S. to a dribble have al­ lined up snd done before any to Mr. and Mrs. Royce and hope On Thb Date nation’s problems.” security against Indonesian real discussion or opposition can tives is ever elected, snd It is ;if they ars not settled, toey for the continued eucoess of the In in e , Gen. George Washing­ 4br Russia and CUnA It has also been penetration. ready damaged U.S.-Indoneslan (See Page Nine) elected by toe rsapportlonment Accordingly Republicans are offering relaUons. form. . turn to hstA Many times we SUver Lane Company. ton was awarded the first Con­ mart of our gamble that Russia and a school-aid plan whose budgetary Im­ There Is far more than meets scheme which has been adopted say we forgive but kem bring- The value of the U. S. In­ But our guess is toat this is Instructors of toe Handicapped gressional Medal. ^hina have almost seemed more willing pact apparently would exceed even the toe eye in the negoUatlons now for presentation to toe upcom­ UMT up the grievance. We bury In 1866, Confederate forces vestment in Indonesia Is way one of the policy areas in which ing Constitutional Convention, jo fight each other than to ^ te to Johnson Administration's gl.S billion going on between Manila and toe scheduled rel^iportlonment .the hatitoet with part of the “Oonoure Heartily” captured Ft. Stedman, Vs. blueprint A GOP medical-care proposal Washington. Macapagal first below par today. Accordingly, A Thought for Today toe three higgeet cltiee of the stlofcing. out of toe the U.S. does not now have of the Connecticut General As­ To toe Editor, to 1939, Adolf Hitler an­ •help the North Vietnamese fight us. goes beyond both toe Administration's \ seriously proposed the new base Sponsored by the Manchester, state will have SO of ITT mem­ ground. I concur heartily with toe nounced the German people the same reservations today sembly is expected to do better bers, instead of 6 out of 2M. i But our gamble has beat losing. The medicare design and toe American on Mindanao (to be paid for by CounoU of Oluttches for such noble causes than any -. TbUh Is not forgtveneea at all .jntlm ents expressed In T would atand shoulder to riiould- jnore we bomb North Vietnam, the less Medical AsaoclaUon’s rather compre­ Uncle Sam but manned and op­ about alienating ^ikamo. As There are some observers who ■ We need to get to the foot of Herald letter of Joaa Karas con- er with toe battle-proved Italian for Manila, the high hopes here strategy among present legis­ feel, perhaps quite unfairly, PORTABLES->BUILT-INS jitcrested North Wetnam seems to be hensive eldercare plan. There are other erated by the Philippines) on lators could do. ' the orosA That Is where we wUl coning toe reviewing ability of nation. aimilar examples of OOP exuberance. his visit to Washington last Oc­ for a Malaysian settlement There is a motto In Hfs which toat it Is going to strain toe tal­ Events may prove that such (team forgtvenesA your music critic, Mr. Gruber. . to 1943, Japanese bombers EXAMPLE In negotiation. The more we meet that Tactics of that sort may or may not tober. Nothing was said at too have all but evaporated. simply Btatea “Give snid Take." ent reserves of big city political 71m worid is* full of vXif It I find hb reviews tedious, opeiied attacks on Bataan and ^disappointment by stepping up our at­ get toe GOP back on top as a party; time, but Secretary of State Thus, a U. Sw veto of the ee- At first tola seems a Uttle con­ reliance upon reapportionment machines to find 10 people to to bring horee racing and or would Im frtly to deny It. pompous,-and hi V«ry poor musi­ Oorregldor.. tack on North Vietnam, the more sharp­ meantime some booby-traps are viaible. Dean Rusk and toe U.S. Defense tsblishment of the Philippine fusing but one must remember send to Hartford, and that toe Satan Is on the lose, luridng cal taste.'H e seems to be etriv. to 1948, the U.S. 3rd Army GENERAL ELECTRIC PORTABLE I t’s quite possible, for one trap, that Department were anything but naval base on southern Min­ both to be a giver and a re­ ' state lottery to Connecticut is delegations which come srs go­ croeaed. the Maine River ZJ. ly we extend our own challenge to North mistaken. Not all toe folklore . at every corner, seeking whom tag so hard to deploy hb know! the upshot on medicare will simply be enthusiastic. danao, only a few miles from ceiver. It Is g o ^ to give; It Is ing to be swayed easily Into all • he may devour, his wares are on edge of things mueical that he miles east of the Rhine Bridge- ^ e tn a m ’s big brothers. And now, today, to broaden toe Democratic bill, with toe the n<»-themmo8t islet of In­ good to give out of love and shout toe respective legislative kinds of legislative sinning. If ^'display everywhere. We have The reason: A U.S.-subsidized donesia, is unlikely. The U. S. characteristics of tbs small loeee right entirely of the per­ bead. •we have both of these big brothers be- Democrats still getting whatever politi­ naval base overlooking the out of concern. But it Is equal­ there are some observers who only to lift a newepaper and formance being dlseusded. Ten Yean Ago Igdnning, for the first time, to talk open- cal credit accrues from Its ultimate Is now ready to talk turkey ly as good to learn how to town and the big city repM- feel this, there is nothing to pre­ ^eee tha resulto of ein. People *A. C. Janssen Ben. Stuart Symington of MQe- northern approaches to Presi­ with the Philippines. receive. As a Ctoristlan you have ■entatlves is true. 3t of their own participation tn the passage. dent Sukarno’s Indonesia was vent toe advocates of racs track ask why ia tola world so full Editors Note: Critics of no equri said he would not enter Pertiaps of more long-range signifi­ What is desired as a starter toe responsibility of receiving It couldn’t be true or, for In­ betting from (Connecticut from hb attempt to win the Demo­ lighting In Vietnam. unthinkable. Sukarno already of confusion: other critic'have quite as much G-E SWIVEL-TOP cance, it may be questioned whether was engaged In military incur- is a base primarily for a fleet the love of others and of God. stance, good old country New revlBlng their own strategy. There Is only one answer— fun. cratic presidential nomination. » One assurance from Washington—In toe Republicans should want to change siona against neighboring Ma­ of fast patrol boats to patrol This love must be received In Hampshire wouldn’t have been They had, up until reapportlon- becaufe toe Lord of glory has Five Yean Ago 3-WAY « phase of our history when Washing* their stereotype from me-tooers to out- laysia because of his emotional the southern approaches. The such a way that the giver re­ first in modern times-with a ment was given tospe, been pro­ ,,boea rffuaed. They wanted ■hie Israeli - Egyptian Mixed CANISTER CLEANER jon has lost its own luxury of free doers. The game of competing with the objection to the British naval south Is peculiarly . vulnerable ceives beck from you toe radi­ state lottery. ceeding on s course tif action In Barabbas Instead. Jesus hlnv- *Bonna* fpr E n i^ e e ra Armiriice comifibslon held Democrats on how much more largesse to Indonesian penettration. Its ation of joy and fulfillment. God Nor have preliminary skir­ which they were apparently self s i ^ vriien here, “If ye be­ Bgyi^ reaponslble for a grenade WASH jpeech because of the brand of poker It base at Singapore. British naval so loved the world toat he gave you can dispense from the Federal power Is the guarantor of toe population, like Indonesia's, is mishes in toe Connecticut Leg- going to seek from tola 106S ses­ lieve pot tost 1 am He (toe CHICAGO—A Northwestern attack on a gathering In Pstbh, jia s chosen to play—is even leas reas* Treasury may be exdtlng for a change, Moslem. A certain amount of his only son. We, the world, lalature shown tost toe sup­ sion a decision toat toe racing Bayloitt of the world) ye shall University survey found more laraoL new state of Malaysia, which are obligated to receive this amring than others. This to the eontin- but It Is not necessarily In toe GOP’s shares the IslaMd of Borneo with smuggling and illegal entry, In posed pattern as drawn by folk­ question should be submitted to 'die In' your sina and that holds than |100 a month difference $ ^ C - 7 7 Interest or In toe national interest both directions, has been going Son as a free unconditional gift. lore is one of os sharp a division toe people of toe state in a ref­ bet'ween toe average starting 3ied assurance that we don’t think Rus- IndonesiA We then must tall Others of toe good today.” There b only one It seems to lu, at any rate, toat the If toe Philippines (with toe on since time immemorial. as it is supposed to be. When, erendum. Members of toe Legis­ BAnto (Jesus) whereby we may oaluHes to be offend to busl« V* and China will really intervene. "new guard” to probably politically cor­ But with the Indonesians joy and of toe satisfaction one day in toe last session, toe lature Itself would thus b» ex­ - administration m duates ■ The intervention they are now talking help of the U.S.) confronted found through receiving. ,be lAvsd and to at b God's word. rect in seeking to change the image of Sukarno with a naval base at drawing farther away from toe move toward a state lottery in cused from voting any final When Ha ascended Into Hesv- and sngtaeerlng graduates In 3a one they themselves will be bound to a party that is against most things that 'West, It now presents a ser­ (Connecticut almoat controlled or no on ths q u e sti^ find toe June. The aversgs * >englneer toe opposite end of his archipel­ Submitted by ;en with arms outstretched He Here’s a value you just can’t beat! Big, easy-roll jonveri into performance and reality, as appear on toe surface intended to pro­ ago from Singapore, Sukarno ious subversive hazard. On a The Rev, C. Ronald Wilson, the Connecticut House of Rep- advocates of rad ag could place told hb dbciplee to preach Hb ‘Will be offored |630 a month! NEW...... KITOHENAID BUILT-IN jertainly aa we consider ourselves bound mote toe welfare of toe people. The Re­ would be mortally offended. Ih e more mundane level, the smug­ Associate Minister resentatlvea, the small towns their own bets on a posslbla Ylc- name to oU nattcos. t^ commeroe grad’s starter wheels and works like magic. Set of attachmente publican political revival, we would long effort to build friendly re- gling costs toe PhiUppine gov- SecMid CiMigregatlonal . hirers not distinguished by sny toiT in a referendum. , ^ v e .we failed Him? Have wlU be 1614 a month. / for all jobs around the house, does a complete job to pull out of Vietnam uncondltlon* great show of loyalty to ttiat • GGG««i#6ti $117 guess, depends to some extent on dem­ ISLtlons between the U.S. and In­ •rm ent literally nUllioos of Church But Ithe elternatlve now to be .v?e"put our light under a bushel in every room. wlUiTiniirovud Wadi Sydaai adly, unless the escalation of challenge onstrating a genuine concern for and constdered-^poBsibly to be eon- with the «Ud olanqjed on tight? jo them can itself be halted. Involvement in the people's problems. ■Idered seriously enough to de­ . .WhAt 'j^ u t the youth of our 2 We shall, actually, be rather fortu* The public welfalc, however, must em­ lay any action toward a rtfer- co'unt^T They gre facing all LOOK^ FOR brace more than raiding the Treasury 4iate If their intervention, when It finally endum this session—Is that of .kinds of evil, to our.schoob and FREE or, sttll worse, financing “benefits” with waiting until one of toe new to oqr..,coIl«i;eA Let us gat On momes, does take, for a time, the form an Inflation Injurious to toe peoplA The Connecticut Legiaiatorsa has ,our knees for Qod b stUl on toe DEUVERY jORimO OPENING “volunteer” participation which publte’s true wrelfare cem require re* Fischetti been elected, to sea If it won't tIuppA Let'us teach them the )aavco us at least a little time to re* sisti^ such trends, especially when they bs of such a character that di- nbiutag.tf Calvary and gather ARTHUR DRUR PORTABLE Wolve, for ourselves, whether It must be are a# rampant aa tti^ are today, and rsot passage of a rsos-bet bill toem'arquiid tbe-tvnUy altgr, In exposing too shams that Inhere in so would be a sura thing. that tlMjr may ba sbls to re- w answer to atom bomb Peking and many of toe Federal programs supposed­ jlosoow. In that moment of deliberation. ly undertaken in toe name of welfare. BAKE or BROH. It to permitted us, or If we want to de* Responsible opposition is not only a F-60 for It, there may also be the moment m atter of poUtlciU philosophy, though it Herald la that;' It can atoo be eminently practi­ when some mutual terror or some out* cal. In one broad area especially toe Yesterdays IMANCHESTER'S * O V E N 4 1 1 " jide conadenoe may still step between U.S. is facing grave danMrs, whether they materialize soOb or late. That is 25 Yean Ago < Meanwhile, the count*down resuraea nothing less than Its financial base, ^ ONIY FUEi OIL DEALER LARGE SIZE ■ ■ ■ ■ threatened at home and abroad prind* A t (Uscusiion oC local atavs 4 ------pally by toe inflationary polides whldi hours betwsen R e t« ll ll could undermine or destroy all toe bene­ chants'airsau of Chamber: «f What We Once Survived fits toe Democrats can think up. If Onnmerce sod delegaUon ftoCn 3 OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! nice to know, in these troubled The Rspubllcana conceivably could group of derks and other aeon 3 I t’s gain aome stature by emphasizing toe yes who a r s ____ _ DUCTLESS that for one individual, a t toast, dsnger and offering correctives, pointing _ of « o’o M t More go along quits ideasantly and out that the people’s welfare demands on batiuday b1)^ It ag- WORIARTY BROTHBIS G-E STEAM and NAUTILUS . ly. t avoiding calamity brought on by finan­ pears certain that in ths aiMit Wrmer President Harry Trunum, cial excesses. They would not have to be of fleturdyr nlglM “against” any and aU attempts to deal elsita will lose thsir WMOda- SERVING YOU WITH boat to a group of vtoitors fram with probleins of poverty podeets, medi- diqr hatt-boHdiiy. ■ 1 4 d r y IRON' RANGE HOOD ly, touring as part of ttuM Peo* ' cal costs or whatavsr; it is, instead, a f ^ b i l h G O t ;to*PeopIe program which to sup; queatiott of getting on the aMe of tha 1 0 Ye^rtj Ago to nourish greater underatandlng people’s welfare~ re where it fundamentally HOUR YnTH SPUSHPUTE counts. Bebool Bulkfiiii^ (Oontmlttes ■b -'J! . 7 7 ipnong human beings'so that they may While we have no Idea whether that, «gC>rovsB revised dnom ^W BLjO r RURNER some day wish to Uve In peace or sny, strategy would be e f political b^ Arnold LswreoM,' srohltMA, im n iH i ar one another, was in great, typical help to toe Republicans at this junotivs, for Ksenoy St. Schad sad f f ~ " - QM SEkinCi it Would sesm some.basic thinking might .thsm' In subatonUsl sbeerdi bold more promise for toe future thsn ^iwrenos’s original dana yiBSldent caiartt de Gaulle of Franoe toe rambunctious Congressional sohsmes Do your ironing chores with the greetiost idf ewe. ttoserib^ .as the “moat qngratsfiil , State Oniartmimt of Hedth of toe moment Certainly poUtioal biii- Bven-flo steam process. Changes frinn eteem to '■«Ol in the wwid.’* The mareb down ta tory leads scant sapport to the baltsf jaUmdM . that ..Manol di^ instantly. FaWe^dial, lightweight. rtm “Silly , . . tliey saa’t ao* that an oi dtlon party actually oaa ^ \ pagiitMlon baa f t m ' outdo the a damad thing. AB they w aat wdouts of a detsrmlnad josfim cutrm pasty t t war, — Y fJ O A tX W W t attsattoa.* As* as fte: JoiDMfAX* m x m oor ■■ n ■ilKS.. i

4.1f* v';V,.V ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 PAGE M LKW 9 MANCHESTER B71NING HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1966 Fa c e t e n CUM Judge Jay A Kubinow of Rockville-Vemon the Clreuit Court Also, Attya. Jamaa S. Cobum, PINE STREET j Obituary Joaeph P. Cooney, Robert C. Tickets Are Now Available Danaher, Ralph C. Dixon, John R.- Fisk, Harold W. Oarrlty, ST NERTFORR ROES William W. Hoppln, Jamm J. For ‘Oklahoma!’ at RHS McCollum Dies, Kennelly. John S. M urtha Rob­ s ■ s ert H. Powell, J. Roland Reg- Cited by LOL nier. Max M. SaviU and S. Mi­ Tuitete to the RodIcvlUe H i^ ^ Blood Quote Be* • OPEN II U L la II PJl • chael Sohats. SctK>bl\Cholr’B production of A quota of 75 pints has Jun«« McOoUum, 88, of IIS set for the Red Cross Bio ••Oklahofha!” the Rodgers and mobile to be heM a t SI., died yeeterday at a Engeae A. Lymaa Hammersthin miislcal, are Apostolic Christian Churdh Manchester convalescent home. Private funeral aervlces for available from choir membera Eugene Allen Lyman of Tol­ Wedhesday. Mrs. Bmmaniwl He was an honorary supreme The musical wUI be presented Kloter, chairman of the com­ land will be held a t the Ladd April 2 and 8 at the hl«di school mittee, announced that more past master of the Supreme Funeral Home. 19 Ellington auditorium, and tickets may Ave., Rockville. ’The Rev. Mor­ donors are sUU needed in order Grand Or«nge Lodge of the also be obtained at the door. to meet the quote. Anyone United States of America, and ton A. Magee, pastor of Vernon Miss Loretta Kayan, regular Methodist Churtd), will offici­ wishing to donate may contact a past master Royal Black choir accompanist, will play the Mrs. Kloter at 65 Orchard St. Preceptory and Washington ate. Burial Will be in HUmwood entire score. Cathy Connor, a Cemetery, Vernon Center. Walk-in donors will also be ac­ Lodge, LOL, both of Manches­ member of the choir, is chore­ cepted between 1*.45 u d S:80 ’There will be no c a 111 n g ographer for the dances and the ter. hours. p.m. He was made honorary past Mr. Lyman was bom in Man­ ballet scene. Briefs master because of his distinc­ chester July 31, 1941, a son of Except for minor roles,, there The monthly meeting of the tive service with the Manches­ James and Audrey Uffendale will be a different cast oh eadh Rockvllle-Vemon Young Dems Heads Squadron ter lodges, and had never gems of the two nights the show will be held Friday at 8 p.m. Lyman, and lived in the Ver­ Hlohard F. Gray o t 359 through the chairs of the na­ non, area most of his life. He will be presented. RogOr Ges- at the Moose (?lub. FoUowlng tional lodge. say, of the high school indus­ the meeting, Monte Carlo Parker St. was elected com­ was a memt^r of Vernon mander of the Manchester Mr. McCollum was bom in Methodist Church. trial arts department, directed Whist will be played and re­ Manchester, a son of Archibald set construction. Mrs. Alice freshments will be served. power Squadron st a recent Survivors, besides his par­ meeting at Marine Corps and Sarah Smith McOollum, and ents. are a brother, Lauren Welti, the school's mrt teacher, Kiowa Council, Degree of was a lifelong resident of this supervised pslnting Of the sets. Pocahontas, will hold a regular League Home on Patker St. Lyman of Vernon; a half-broth­ Other officers are John M. town. He was employed at er. Winifred Williams of West Performances ait the school meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Cheney Bros, for more than 50 will begin at 8 p.m. the Moose Club. Final plans Manning, lieutenant comman­ Suffield. and aeweral nieces der; Watter J. Kompimlk, lieu­ years before retiring. He was and nephews. Red Cross Aides will be made for the observance a member of St. Mary’s K ^ i» - Eighteen area women have of the Council’s founding, to be tenant; Arthur W. Strange, sec­ oopal jurs. Harold DeForge, Mrs. have a TRemont telephone ex­ Psek 1«4 Mary’s Church. Home, 225 Main S t, with a sol­ fense of the concept of the somewhat later t h ^ ideal Intel- to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested carm lr Rackowiskl, Mrs. Ralph change may call The Herald FLANNEL emn high Msss of requiem at community college and its place lectual growth of the late Win- not to smoke In patlente’ Edwards, — . Mrs. —.Richard . . McCar­ direct, toll free, by dialing 875- Don 2 led ills opening cars-1 RAIN OR monies recentiy lor Pock 1441 SEAMLESS Edward W. Kverett S t James’ Church. in Connecticut’s educational fu­ ston Churchill, Cavagnaro of- - rooin*. No more than two vlsl- thy, Mrs. Eldwin Backofen, 3136. Through Ice ture resounded throughout a fered the comimunity college as tors s t one time per pstlent. St Keeney St. SchoOL This was Hdward W. Everett, dS, of The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J, Mrs. Charles Konarskl, Mrs. I Reardon was the celebrant as­ hearing room at the State Capi­ a cogent opportunity for the ------Ronald Oates, Mrs. Edward Vernon news Is handled by loUowsd by tee* law of the i>ach Torrlngton, brother of Patrol­ sisted by the Rev.' John J. Late yesterday afternoon, 12- tol this morning. development of students who Patients Today: 275 Candlto, Mrs. Charles Buzzell, The Herald's Rockville bareau, BLAZER SHINE pr. man Earl Everett of the Man­ and the cub scout promise. Cub-1 O’Brien, deacon, and the Rev. year-old John Frazier of Lake­ The occasion- was the legisla­ haven't realized their full Intel- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mts. John T. Koslowskl and 188 Park St., P.O. Box 827, tele- NYLONS chester PoMoe Department, died Joseph H. McCann, subdeacon. tive hearing on 18 bills ooncem- lectual capacities in a sec- Wellman Burnham, South Mrs. J. J. Daiello. phone 87^8186 or <48-271L ■ master Jerry Richardson led the yesterday at his home. side Dr., broke through the ice ing various aspects of establish­ ondary school environment. I Windsor; Brian Call, Wapping; roll coil and In^teotion of te t| Other survivors include his Mrs. Ralph Maccarone was the „ , , organist Md soloist. Burial was on Andover Lake. Quick acUon ing and maintaining community Cavagnaro further describ«(l Gloria Gladysz, Stafford! , scouts. JACKET COATS rt- "m m : . : • Wife, a son, two daughters, hie In St James’ Cemetery where by Mrs. Elarl Palmer, -a “‘~‘' neigh­ colleges throughout the state. the current level of teaching at springs; Joseph DlPinto m, 9; I |if» iMpWfi K lllflflPI* Tbs Cub Scout Fund Drivel mother, six step-sons, a step- Father O’Brien read the com- bor, her sons Kenneth, 13, and Among these 18 were two pro- Manchester Community College Hilltop Ave.. Vernon; Jerl Har- * lic w a A S l U l l w ; ! was announced by Chairman daughtw, a brother, eig^t mittal service. T -IK_J posing an overall state plan for as functionally higher than that ^ r f d 1, Rockville; Mrs. Werkboven. He also announced Chesterfields Giant Sixe 22x28 grandchildren, atx great-grand- Bearers were Frank Pezzente, La^, 1^5, Md anothw neighbor , coordinating and develoolnsdeveloping j to be found at the University of j Astla Laplnri, Ironwood Rd., swimming at West Side Rec. chUdren and several nieces and artist Gordon MacDonald pre­ community colleges, one intro-' Connecticut where a large num- Vernon; Wayne Lappen, 66 The othmAcement ceremonies | Frank Fondek, George Cavan- vented a tragedy. Boimocaans THROW PILLOWS ae(diews. na, Rl«aiard Gondek. Frank duced by Reps. Paul Groobert her of the instructors are re- Baldwin Rd.; Gary Plrkey, 57 will bs held at tee April meet­ Funeral services will be heM John had been playing with crulted from among the school’s Brookfield St.; Mrs. Meredith U.S. Works Hard ing; the PlnewDod Deroy will bs I 5 .9 7 and Steve Cavagnaro and the Manfreda Jr. and Lawrence Du- his two younger sisters, who Revtnibles Saturday a t 9:S0 sjn . at the haine. other by Sen. Edward Marcus. graduate students. He conceded Ray, 35 New St.; Mrs. Ruth held in May. LaiPorta Funeral Home, 82 are seven and nine, and Rachel Both bills were enthusias­ that although, at present, the smith. East Hartford; Mrs. The theme for the monte was I lAtchfield S t, ’Torrington. The Palmer, ten. but had left them tically supported by Dr. FVed- admission standards at Man- Catherine Starr, 40 Green Man­ ••Soutti of the Bonier." Mn. Mrs. Kenneth Monroe and walked a hundred feet or To Stem Protest Kev. David Oraoey. rootor of erick W. Lqjve Jr., dean of chester Community College or Rd.; Roland Wood, 166 Anthony Laurinitls and her Deni The funeral of Mrs. Winifred more out from the shore on the Trinity Bplsoopal Church, Tor­ Monroe. 43, wife of Kenneth Manchester Community Col­ could be considered lower than Greenwood Rd.; Mrs. Pauline 1 preeented a Mexican feett’voLl 1.97 thin Ice. A few minutes later rington, will officiate. Ririal Monroe of 351 Oakland St., who lege, who was the first of the- those at the university, the Cobum. Hartford; Robert (Continued from Page One) The Mexican Hot Dance was Scotchgarded to stay clean! will be Jn HUMide Cemetery, the scre.oma of the girls attract­ approximately 20 proponents of work standards, in his opinion, Dougan, 40 Gardner St.; Rich­ ------e. performed Iw Bobby Atwood I Urethane filling, corded all died yesterday at Manchester ed the attention of Mrs. Pal­ Rockville Torrington. Memorial Hospital, will be held the various bills to be heard. were of a higher level. ard Zahner, Elllington; Lynn' tipna were raised as to whether and David Bunoe, with Brian 180% wool fbumd around. Assorted fabrics and Friends may esM at the fu­ mer who Immediately went Dean Lowe, identifying himself Most of the proponents heard Richardson pUylng guitar. Next I prints. Saturday at 9:30 a.m. from the with her son Kenneth to at­ Heller, 76 Bolton Pauline I United States waa violating neral home tonight from 7 to W. P. Quish Funeral Home, 226 as speaking primarily in be­ this morning apoke chiefly of Michaud. Ekust Hautlord; Emil Man Sentenced came tee btdl fight with Richard with vented back 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and tempt a rescue. Kenneth tried half of the Groobert-Cavagnaro the general urgency of a firm Hohenthal, 24 Roosevelt St.; a 1925 Geneva agreement out­ Laurinitls and Eklword Shea osl ) Main St., with a solemn high to reach the Frazier boy, but lawing g u warfare. Communist sad 8 pockets. Hand­ T to 9 p.m. Mass of requiem st 10 at St. bill, stressed particularly the legiaiative___ base for the growth Robert Corcoran, 78 Bryan Dr.; One-Eight Years tee bidl and Patrick Stem as the Intense cold of the water relationship between the recent of community colleges in the Joseph Swensson, 47 Prospect radios in Moscow and tha Far the matador. AH of the scouts | Bridget’s Church. Burial will be and the ta.slc of breaking the some In bnrgundy, Mrs. Alice Harttgaa in St. James’ Cemetery. deluge ot students engulfing the future. No opponents to either St.; Paula Maddox, East H art­ East accused this country of PhlUlp W. Riopelle. 20, -of .wore Mexican ooetumea Poplins, twins and cot­ ice was too much for him. resources of universities around a particular bill or to the com­ ford; WaUace Tracy. 476 Weth- Mrs. ItfllHam Kingsley’s Den| ton follies, fully-lined. LEBANON Mrs. A l i e 9 Frtenda may call at tha fu­ barbarity and brutality. WUHmantic was sentenced to navy end comeL WheMsr Hartigan, 67. of W «i- neral home tonight from 7 to 9 At this point Larry tried to the country and the role that munity college concept In gen­ erell St.; Raymond Palmberg, 8 prupsnted a puppet show fea­ Water repellent, spot mantic, widow of Charles J. reach the boy. but with no rope community colleges may play eral came forth at the hearing. 71 Lockwood St.; Maurice The storm hit official Wash­ Tolland County Superior Court turing a Spanish guitar jteyer Btaes S to Ite resistant. Beige, willow, and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 or other prop to help him he Moore, 31 Mary Lane, Rock­ ington with stunning surprise. , manairsd by den chief u s & ry Hsrtigsn, died yesterday at to 9 pm. in the stratum of higher educa­ Several voices were heard, how- today to a one to eight years bine, black, navy and Windham Oocrunu^ty Memorial too could not make it. tion. fever, advocating that the rise of ville; Patricia Jurgelas, South Apparently no one in high posi­ Kingaisy, Billy Embaer and plaids. Sizes 8 to 18 Mrs. Monroe waa born in Windsw; Eklward Hutchinson. tion bad foreseen such an up­ for several charges, including Boqdtal aftM- a long illness. Manchester on March 3, 1922, a MacDonald, who had just ar­ Dean Lowe indicated his be­ this new salient in higher edu­ Wayne Rawlins. The record, and le y , to 24Vi. 3 b s was bom in Lebanon on cation be tempered with cau­ 96 Alton St.; Mrs. Anita Smith, roar or given any serious the hold-up of an Andover gun *T'm Going to Sit Roght Down daughter of Mrs. BUa Muiphy rived home, quickly secured a lief that the state institutions, store. Oct. SS, 1897, a daughter, of the ladder and worked his way out as presently constructed, can­ tion and wisdom. 9 N. Fairfield St. thought to the danger of rais­ and Write Myself a Letter,” late Amoe and Sarah Johnson Qulsh of Manchestei:' and the Particular emphasis was laid ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. ing the specter of gas warfare Riopelle previoualy pleoded provided the background (or a late John J. QulSh. She was ed­ to Frazier. The boy was not possibly handle alone the when various types of riot-con­ guilty to ciwrgea of robbery Whe^er Sr. She was a mem­ ucated in the Manchester brought to shore with the help number of qualified students upon the problem of interfer­ Patricia Callahan, EJast Hart­ marionette ttiow featuring a ber of the First Methodist ence of the gprowing scope of the ford: Miss Esther Rockwell, 29 trol gas were sent to the South with violence In the Andover piano iHayer and a dancer. A e schools snd the American of the Andover Volunteer Fire who can be exp^ted to grad­ Vietnamese forces in mld-1962. robbery, two counts of burglary Sturdy, school and d ay Churdi of WiRimantlc. Depaitment. which had been uate from our high schools in community ccrilege’s services Marble St.; Mrs. Mary Aloisl, marionettes were made and op­ School for the Deaf in West An initial explanation J rO m and two counts o t theft of. a erated by den chief Larry Klngs- saddles in black and white, Survivors include three sons, Hartford. She had been employ­ alerted by Mrs. Palmer. The the Immediate forthcoming with those already offered by Hebron; Walter Adamy, 31 B. Slses 8Vi to 8. the University of. Connecticut Maple St.; George Foreoman, the Pentagon began to develop motor vehicle. ley. R a^h Hartigan of HartfmxL ed as an IBM operator for firemen bundled the boy up and years. He stressed the fact that Three guns and a smaU Misses Textured Walter E. Hartigan and FraiUt took him at once to Windham the University of Connecticut and other state-supported inati- Eiast Hartford. the idea that riot-control gases Den 8, directed by Mrs. WU- Toddlers' 2 Pc. Pratt and WWtney, Division of were those actually Involved, amount of cash was taken in Uam Mohr, song "South of the Hartigan, both of WlHimantic; United Aircraft Corp., East Hospital. There he was treated has had to reject about 2,000 tutions and also those contem­ BIRTHS YB5STE3RDA Y: A Andover late last year. PoHce four daughters, Mrs. ’Trenor for exposure and then returned applications from qualified stu­ plated for these school.s. One daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ron­ but it took more than 24 hours to ' Border.” Stephen Ide, Da'Vid Hartford, for the past 17 mount the U.S. counteroffen­ said Riopelle wore a ski mask Embser, and John Joy were SBBBB Rice Jr. of Groton, Mrs. Frank years and prior to that ahe to his home. dents this year. He said that speaker, Bernard H. Shelton of ald LaPiante, Ellington; a Italian Import Webb and Mva. Stanley OlsMW- It was a grueling experience those students who are subse- the Litchfield County National daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Earl sive. during the robbery. seated with their guitars; worked at Pioneer Parachute On Tuesday Secretary of De­ Alton W. Small, 39, of 98 Un­ while Fronds Piccolo and Ke­ SLEEPERS sM. both of WUHmantic. and Co. Mrs. Monroe was a member for John and all the others in­ quenUy caused to attend a Bank in Milford, labeled M dis­ Lioveland, 28 Gorman PL; twin Mrs. Orln Cone Jr. of Mans- volved. The boy is resting com­ community college or other astrous the outcome if the sons to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert fense Robert S. McNamara held ion S t, was given a suopended vin Mohr with guitars and Da­ AUTO FLOOR MATS of the Good Shepherd Guild, St. a news conference to aay that one-year jail sentence on a vid Monseou with his drum firtd; three sisters, Mrs. Harry Agnes Guild and the Hartford fortably today, with some dis­ private college are therefore growth of commimity colleges Schmeiske, Tolland; a son to Fine Coffon Knif Nichols of Windham, Mrs. Ma­ comfort from the twenty-mtp- subjected to a financial burden throughout the state should be Mr. and Mrs. r.J.lph Remmell, the gases used were eseentially breach of the peace charge, re­ and moraooa stood, in the SHELLS On«>Pite* Deaf Club, all of Hartford. police-type tear gas and that duced from a charge of injury ba^lground. They sang to their bel Wheeler of Norwich and Other survivors include a lite exposure in the intens'ely not borne by equally qualified allowed to proceed unhamesaed. 60 Cooper St.; a daughter to Full C ontour Mrs. Elizabeth Dye of Phila­ cold water, but apparently get­ He stated, as others, that the Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Hurst, 122 they had been employed to save or risk of injury to a minor. senoMto, Mary Joy. brother, John J. Quish of Glas­ students who ore accepted by He was placed on probation for Webelos Chris Naylor, Ketth delphia, Pa.; eight grandchil­ ting along well. the university. community college has an Im­ Grove St., Rockville. the lives ot civilians among dren and several nieces and tonbury, and a sister, Mrs. J. whom -guerrilla fighters had two years. Merrill, Jerry Suntavo, Lorry Edward McKeever of Manches­ Boys to Meet Summarizing his argument portant role in the future of BIRTHS TODAY; A daugh­ BsphewB. higher education in Connecti­ ter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert taken refuge. He . emphasized Woykovaky, Tcmi Duff and ter. Boys in St. Peter’s Boys’ Dr. Lowe proposed that the Richard Cratty were attired In Funeral services win be held state should assume responsl- cut but only in respect to the Berzenskl, 396 Hartford Rd.; a that the gases had been used .50 tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Pot­ Club in Hebron, in the 10 and only on two or three occasions. onmgs ponchos and straw hats 2.88 community that it serves. son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson 11-ycar-old group, will meet bilily, p.arlicularly financial re- carrying tambourfaiee. They with their counselors at Phelps sponsibility, for the education This principle, that the epm- Cardlni, 35 Morse Rd.; a son McNamara said the British ' E v e n t s St., WlHimantic. "liie Rev. Riley had used such gases on (Cyprus sang "Bl Rancho Groade” in Hall on Saturday at 7 p.m. for of students graduating from munity college should function to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ob#' f. Fine quality 100% acetate to Shirley, pastor of the Firrt Mrs. Grasso nauer, 45 Lfemew Bt. in 1965. Spanish accompanied on the Methodist Church of Wiliiman- two hours of recreational activ- secondary institutions within as a vital arm of the region or guitar by Jerry Buntova. All 'V-neck, wide leg pants orew, mock turtle or turtle ity. I the state who are qualified for community it serves was, per­ DigCHAROBD YESTER­ It was not until Wednesday, Rngged, rubbw mats in assorted colon. tlc. will officiate. Burial will be however, that Rusk held a news of ths parents and Ctibs en- st^ e with elasUo boxer necks. Resilient stretch knit In Windham Center Cemetery. Talks to 800 Office hours for anyone wish- ! and wish higher education. This haps, most pithily stated by Dr. DAY; George Gunther, 68 In Suite toy«d their evening South of waist. Pink, blue, maize. fabric. White, black, pink, blue, Ing to see a director or coun-1 would include the category of Harry A. Becker, president of conference to come to grips Friends may call at the fu­ Thomas Dr.; Mrs. Anna Pal- MTith the main issue as it was tee Border os climaxed by Mrs. Sizes 2 to te maize. Sizes S-M-l* neral home tonight from 7 to 9. selor 'vlll be fr. led by Den 2, the evenlw end­ Also answering a plea for First Aid Class Set (seconded and strengthened by tion as "the college of, by and mer St.; Mrs. ETorence Gordon, PoUce Bold Oannizso had been ed with a movie about Mexico, | The Women’s Auxiliaryof a representative from the Con for the people of the Commu­ Enfield; Mrs. Wilma White- has been raised In connection Lycra Spandex support of the march was Zenos with these incidents,” Rusk a taiget of several previous ”The Route of Indspendence.” Boys' Spring R. Bliss, provost of Brown Uni­ the Andover Volunteer Fire D e-, necticut* State Labor Council nity, house, Tolland; James St. pranks. The next committee meeting I M MOTH CRYSTALS Bar Represented said. "That la not Involved. We versity, who said he would partment has announced that, who noted that Connecticut Dr, Becker, perhaps, spoke Amand, Tolland; John Hearn, wUl be hdd Monday, March 29, their group and the Women’s ranked only 48th among the 50 for ail when he vigorously en­ are not embarking upon gas '•At Lugg Rites make known the contents of the 33 Wlndemere St.; Mrs. Jacque­ warfare In Viet Nam.” To Set Livery Rata Sit 8 psn. at the home of Mra | request at Brown with hopes Auxiliary of the Columbia Fire states in terms of expenses al­ joined the union of Connecticut line French, Wajping; Mary S. J. Rawlins. i SATIN PANEL @ 1 \ 7 7 ( Department will co-sponsor a lotted to higher education. He in a rising nationwide tide to­ Gometz, 683 N. Main St.; Stan­ As to future use of tear gaa. HARTFORD (AP)—The State REVERSIBLE "all who read it will react with Public Utilities Commission has Honorary bearers at the fu­ a due sense o f responsibility.’’ Red Cross first aid class. further declared that the serv- ward this community service ley Wells, Waipplng; WilUam Rusk said, "no new directives ' Otob T u t * 188 neral of Judge Harry H. Lugg Leaders of the march called The classes will be held on ices offered by the UConn ex-: He cited as the most immediate Ellis, Amston; George Martin, has been issued" to ooimter- indicated it plana to iBontrbl liv­ Cub Scout Pkek 91 received a of Rockville, this afternoon at it also “an expression of con­ Monday nights starting , next tension did not fulfill the re- usefulness of the community Preston Dr.; Mrs. Grace mand authority to use it. ery rates while making aUow- 86-stsr flog from the VFW >ux-1 KIDS naotha and larvae and ef. Union Congregational Church, cern over the lack of equal op: Monday. The training is open to i quirement for a complete, inte- college, that of coping with the Mayer, East Hartford; Oliver But he added: "The antlolpa- ancea (or special aervlces. Ulary at Its recent meeting at JACKETS GIRDLES feetlvely. Wen’t stein t Rockville, were Lehbeus Bissell, portunlty in Rhode Island.’’ all interested. Those wishing' grated source of higher educa­ overflow from already •estab­ Mlnney, 45 St. Paul D r.; Ray­ tlon is, of course, that these The provision for special Mrv- St. James’ School. M n. H e ^ | Ices softened the criticism o t s, Atty. Melvin Dichter, James te register may call either Mrs. tlon available regionally.egl ' lished rchools of higher educS' mond Beaulieu, East Hartford; weapons will be used only In Mahcoei Glennon. Ralph Gibson, EVed- Joseph Comerford, Aspinall Dr., 1 The Groobert-Cavagnaro biJL tion. The absence of a need for Mrs. Theresa Zeppa, 176 H those situations Involving riot rate regulation plan dlscuiwed made te arich Isch, Atty. Robert King, or Mrs. Joseph Armstrong, Er- heard as one of its most ardent dormitories was another factor Spruce St.; Joseph Rijs, WUli- control or situations analogous Wednesday at a puUic hairing. by M n. ______John Mason, Thomas Mason, About Town doni Rd., Columbia. advocates one of its oo-autbors, cited in favor of state backing mantic; Patricia Fairchild, WU- to riot control.” Holders ot Uvery permits op­ . tion&l oommlttes member. I>r. Joaeph PagUaro, John Rep. Cavagnaro, who, in an im -; of this legislation. Umantlc. Even as Rusk apoke, the U.S. posed a '.strict repilation of After tee flag pnaentstlon, Peters HI, Col. B. Peahmalyah, passioned yet restrained tone, | —,------rates teat would be based only 1.44 S tatler Bari F. Gaudet Jr. has Monrheator Evening Herald Dl»CH!AfU3«Z) TODAY; affort to explain Ite poidtlon waa mernhen of the pock participat­ 2.97 U.8. Army (ret.), Atty. Robert on time and mlleaga factora. Oaley te Lord, MooresvUle, ______joined the Manchester Me- Andover, correspondent, Law­ called for consideration of the Richard Mooney, 33 Sunaet beginning to show some effect. ed In tee annnol Plnewood Der­ Pigeon. EYancIs Prichard Sr. rence Mfee, telephone 742-6796. intellectual capacitiea of tha In London, three leading news- The rate regulations would other fine fabrlos. PlaU Machine'washable lycra with pan. and Cw t. Richard Tenney of i niorial Hospital staff as food Kennedy Puts Ter., Vernon; Henry C9ark, 89 by which culinteaUd 2H months •led front for firmer flgnre eon- Green Manof Rd.; Joseph Wehr papera dafended the employ­ control the prlcbi peoida pay ter of carving, sanding and fiolnt- revenes to solid eoler. the U S Nsvy ' service manager of the Dietary ment of tear gaa. At tee Capitol hiring cars for such occasions mastle side waist. Blaeo troL Regular, kmg-leg or TOILET TISSUE Hugh Meade Alcorn Jr. head-1 Department. He U staying in a Jr., EkMt Hartford; Thomas Ing tea fstesre and ths wbo. I girdle. White. Sizes S-M-L-XL. Flag on Peak Tantlllo, Tolland; John Swen' here, after getting an explana as funerals and wedifings. • The peck hod borrowed a four*, 8 to T. sd a delegation from the Hart- i hospital-owned apartment. tion from McNamara, several ford Bar Aasoclatimi which in- / son,’ West Hartford; Jerl Har Ians track from Cubmostor i ---- King Leads 15,000 (Continued trbm Page One) aonators Bi>oke out to defend Manuel Vlnoent’e Peck 0 | tor tiuded Superior Court Judges One of the periodic courses eM, RiElD 1, Rockville; Ehroy what bad l^pened. Charles S. House and Louia in fire and safety training is London, Hebron; Frank Prinxl tee event. A blue ts e s r mrlvan head of Cathedral Glacier Sen. J. W. FuIbrM t, chair­ OVIR MILUON by HiainM Mlrtl osms in tin t Bbapiro; Judges Anthony J. being given at the hospital by valli, Stafford Springs; Mrs. man of tee Senate Bbrelgn Ete- 2 10 Rolls 68 ” where the higher camp was lo­ end be was pressntod with ttM Armentano, Samuel Googel, Mi­ Sedrlok Straugban, assistant On Last Leg of Trek Irene Asmann, 9 i Carp*hter lattona OOmmlttea, aald use of PRfSCRIPTIONS' chael Rsdln and Walter J. Kdor fire chief of the Town Fire De cated. From there they climbed Rd., Bolton; Adelard Lsivlgne, first prlM of a scout knlto. Forirel and Cotton to the right onto a plateau gbout tear- gaa to reacue captured Safely Compounded , Plnewood DertV Gold Ckips GIRLS’ VINYL 689 eeuat. In whMe, yoDew of the Court of Common Pleas; partm ent Bhn HUl Rd„ Vernon; Louia Amoricana from tha Viet Cong, (OonUnned from Page One) view of the long, wide steps, the the size of a football field. The Msjsolini, RED 2, Bolton; • were pcoasntod to tbs vtoM rs of setting for King’s civil riglite summit iB a pyramid rising or to ovaroome guarrlUaa hiding ths. oompstltfon. In soob dsn.| about 400 feet from this plateau. Leonard JawonM, 858 Bum« among Viatnameaa dviUona iRTHUR BRN “STAY - PRESS” •racy looked like an occuteed rally. ham St.; WBUam Oolby, Coven •Thsy JUTS os follows: Or ndUtary sone. Hundreds of net­ A plywood covering lay over They took the west face of the waa juatifled. Cormlff, Webdos'^-Dsn; pyramid, tee easiest route. try; Raymond Marston, 215 Sen. Bourke B. HSckenlooper, JACKETS tle-ready National Guardsmen the big bronze star on the mar­ Oak St.; Alexander NoMe, 82 .mond Twsedls, Den: 2;- Itov . and Army regulars, carbines ble portico where Jefferson Da- Dr. Bradford Washburn, tee B-Iowa, daclarod: "I think -ite Rpellmon, Den 8; John Boll, via took the oath as president of sclentUlc leader of tee expsdl- Walnut St.; M ra^orence Bar< UM waa more humane than tha BOYS’ SLAX slung from their shoulders, pa­ ry, 125 Spruce Ett.; Mrs. AUoe Den 4; fUibard Parft, Den 8; SAVE ON TOILETRIES! trolled broad Dexter Avenue the Confederacy. Wallace, gtood lion, said Kennedy first leampd uto of ex]floBivea In teooa in- on the star when he was sworn of it In February while chatting Carey, 44 Durant St.; Musi atanoaa end waa porfoetty Juati*^ leading to the gleaming white Laura Tyo and daughfter, 2d Ctqiitm. in—the only governor known to with a friend who works for tee fled.” n ot s». National Geographic Society. Aahworth BL "Any imBUoatton that our 2.88 Soldiers were stationed s ta ff have done ao. Dan 8. buUdinga. And from the bottom of tee The eOnator oUmbed as tbs country uoad patoon jm i .or in- HAIR UIY Ohllimk WANT SAFE EXTINOUISHERf tenda to do ao,” «al4 Ban. Frank . wwwMiier Cteym Military poMce, tlieir groan marble etepe, Weflaoe shouted middls man on a rope between Inrufled a speotal sat;,T>mtt. 3.97 HARTFCRtD (A P )-Jnu legl» hebnets gleaming, stood nw rd deeegregation now, saipegate two veteraae of the il96S Ameri' J. Lauacihe, IHMilo, "ia a oom- ■Mbar DossMilt, natRlteortM., •9% Fsttni. W% om M ^ Soft, around the Oanttol iteolf. Ono «f tomorrow and eegregation lor- can sxpsdltlon to Mt. Bversst. Inture'i PuUlc Baatte and Safa* plate teloabood." ien. OreoM gnorantoed fo eA e ilie MPa stonding at tlM end of a everl” at hie Inauguration two Jamea W. Whittaker of Seattle ty Oommittea baa gtvsn a fa* Wbat eailaatf tea ato m o f pro- me et Uw gHmoBt. R e i^ ’ driveway was a Negro. yesra ego. and .Barry Prather of BUpns* vuraMa raport to a bill thai toalT ^ iton Ivy 08^ BIwmi • to trim with navettg wnuld ban tea oala o t unaaft or ■avaaal tones aaamad to be VwSIg tt .was warm and humid. A An aldo to ttie goveriior aald targ, Warn, ...... “• ;s3'M‘**aal % ,1 law dniiis of rain apaltsrad tea portloo wae oovared only to WaaMMm said be believed the uarallaMe fin oxteigulalian. WWto, down. p ro t^ the marble, txit an tm* party epUt up Wednesday night, Tha measure, which won ootg* L A m w ial tea* In aaany fbr* Gov. Q so ig s C. Wallaos.WM Identified etate troopPr aald tt son# iuylng at U.000 feet, anil mlttoa appraval Wednaaday, itign oqaalriaa Oat thetfiiltoft m ■-W 7.. In Ms otttco on ttio fin t floor In was covsrsd to prevent King oteem presumat)ly Including wfll BOW be acbadulad (pr action Statea la axpandtng tea a K s n n ^ , daeconding to tea in liote houaaa at tea, Gahaiml hM ^:.M am Joward ,-a tbs northsaitemIt e m opmar of ms ' fro m stendlin; an tee hlatorlo Onflei. H s w tedani a ’ # f.1 ?■■'•.*.•••).•' / ^ ^ :9T />'

Section Two THURSDAY, MARCH 2B, 1965 0 ™ p ^ a y , m a b c t a . i s m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 196R Sancl]e tsr Ettsning llsntlb

Tr*VTrTrr7Si Competition Said Key To Teacher Salaries

“ Competition and Tradition” were the key wohle in i« U' last night’s discussion of next yeat‘’s gchoo) budget, at a joint meeting of the board of directors and the board FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS! of educStion in the Municipal Building. In the a^ei^ of Supt off'----- ^------'' Schoola William Curtis who of counseling for the 50 per qrat was .ill, and Asslstailt Supt. of graduates who are gmng Ronald Scott, who was busy strsight to a Job, rather than Great buys for every meinber of the family i ^eewhere, a defense and Juatifi- to college." oatlor. for the school budget Taylor said that complaints was carried by Mrs, Katherine have reached him that “as soon Bourn, chalmiAn of the board aa the counselors team .that a o f ed u cation ;' Belden SOhiaffer, youngfster Isn’t going on to col­ chalmion of Its finance com­ lege, they give him no more at­ mittee; and Douglas Pierce, its tention nor counsriing.” business manager. He urged that a greater ef­ Mrs. Bourn said “Our labor fort in the field of Distributive m arket (for teachers) to very EMucation be made for those abort in Manchester and we students. must pay competitive salaries Taylor also Suggested that to attract outside teachers to school authorities ^ eck into the this town.” poasibillty of setting up an She wanted the town direc­ RO’TC progrsim to aid those tors that the $207,000 cut in the boya who enter the armed aerv- educational budget, which Gen­ icea after graduation. eral M:uiaser Richard Martin ia Mrs. Bourn defended tba proposing, “i.s forcing the board guidance counselors, amd said, of educ.ation to hold back on re­ “The educationally unmotivated cruiting and hiring, and may are real problems and take up a backfire.” great deal of time for the guid­ Mrs. Bourn said, "Mr. Martin ance department to not relieved of the burden “They are looking for guid­ of Justifying his proposed cut, ance that the ooimaelor can’t merely by saying ‘expenditures give them, for they don’t know are going too high,’ " what they want to do.” A wetlonan uaea a hacksaw to cut away a aecUon of the car < She and Schaffer urged Mar­ “’Those students,” she added, ao that Ita driver, Rodrigues, can be freed The crowbar And tin and the directors to “let us “need remedial progrsuns from sledge hammer also came Into use in the rescue operation. know now what will be avail­ kindergarten up, to bring them (Harald photo by Pinto.)______*______Four Injured able, 00 that y/e may go ahead up to the schools educational witli our plans.” level.” Town Director Harlan Tay­ lor joined in urging Martin to Director Robert Stone As Car Flipis reveal the justtfication of his brought a reply of “Tradition,” South Windsor Residents cuts, and said, “What magic when he asked the board of edu­ cation members, “Why do you Four persons received treat­ did Mr. Martin come up with, ment in the emergancy room of that 1 overlooked, when he have increment steps in your Press Pioneer Zone Suit teacher-salary schedule when Msneheeter Memorial Hospital recommended the out?” last night after their automo­ Martin’s reply cut off that you re-negotiate the aaJary MISSES’ OO-EVERYWHERE ICancheeter offldala were9 Ing Aronaon Mid this mohiing bile overturned following a col portion of last night’s discus­ scale each year?” FASHION LOVES THE LOOK unOble yeeterday afternoon to that a mecUiw yesterday at lision with a bridge abutment sion. Stone said, “You go to an Top Winners in Sykes Science Fair BOYS’ FULLY LINED awful lot of trouble each year WATER-REPELLEHT LAMINATED GREAT-COATS meet otojeetton vetoed by South which Atty. Laaman voiced on the WUbur Croee Highway. ‘T can’t help you out,” he Jeffrey Wralght, grand prize winner In the Sykes Junior High School In Rockvflle, holds Ute OF THE JUMBO ZIPPER Windsor residents to a newly the South Windsor reeidents' The four men, all Hartford to set the steps, and each year CRAVENE1TE-TREATED said. “The burden o f. proof to you change them.” finished product In his project, “Embrology of a Chicken”. He to a Grade 8 student His au­ FLANNEL-LINED IN DIAGONAL ACRYLIC eetabUrtied Industrial zone oomptahite was “a fruitful” one residents, were westbound on on the board of education, the dience is Debbie Carter, first prize winner in Grade 8 for "Conditioning,” and Ray Klr- ALL-WEATHER COATS REVERSIBLE SUBURBAN COAT abutMng their homes — pro­ and predicted that the differ­ the highway together with two same as In other years.’’ "Why,” he asked, "can’t you cher, first prize winner in Grade 7 for “Forced Warm Air Heating." (Herald irfioto by Sa- POPUN JACKETS adopt a salary schedule for a ssnsatfenaf 0 4 posed as the future home at ences would be worked out other men not Injured in the ac­ “In those other years,” he ternls.) n§uhrfy the Pioneer Parachute Oo. without court action. cident, beading home from added, “I had woriced out my longer period of time, as is the ferriffc CE practice in industry and in the Amadttg 12.95 few pries ■ As a result, the South Wind­ The dli|>ute to in “ the negoti­ Rockville. Ihe driver, Fran­ cuts almost down to the last v o fu e l W-OO MO cisco Rodriguee, stated that as t o w n’c salary schedule as hoped to have ever 800 sigaa* fo w p rfcW sor resldenU will press suit ation staM,” he said. dollar, and I would be glad to tures on the petitiona ' Shaped with casual elegance. Detailed widi dashing Atty. (Podrove, repra- he passed the Rt. 6 ramp, an w e ll? ” N ew syl A Idng-size d p p er m ounted on tw o-ton s a^alnid the town plaimiiw com­ do it again, it the board of edu­ ME A Seeks Public Backing “What the MEA asks the Here’s a coat to outwit the weather. . . smartly collars, back belts, bold pockets. Double-breasted in mission, whldi approved the eettUng the owner of the pro- unidentified vehicle shot out cation would follow my rec­ Schaffer and Mrs. Bourn T ilc0 combed cotton poplin, tailor it in dw now defended the school board’s board la not unique or unusual,” tailored of long-wearing, water-reoellent cottons. white, blue, red; rayon taffeta lined. 3-11. Single- none change last week. poaed Pioneer site, John Bar- into his path from the ramp ommendations.” tab collar model, line it w id i cotton flannel , forcing him to veer sharply to practice. he said, "it is emerging as the Fly-front m odel.. • choose from plaids and bressted in v ite , blue, red; rayon taffeta lined. 8-18. Aeoording to Atty. Bldwta nini, reserved comment on the “However,” he concluded, In Representation Demands pattern for rival teacher groupe make Hire it’s wishable—diere you have the outcome of the meeting. He not­ the left and to lose control of Schaffer said, ”We are in a dhecks in black or olivD tones, siKS 6-18. Laasman, representing the "since the board of. education more highly competitive mar­ throughout the country.” aostpopnlarjacketfor active bognl 8-18. South Windsor peopl^ papers ed that the suit has not yet his vehicle. The car rammed does not want to relinquish its heavily bito the bridge abut­ ket than are Industry and the The representative council of^ pressed with the urgency of Robbins Barstow, CEA di­ notifying the town of the suit been filed; until It to, he sMd, final responsibility, I see no town and, traditionally, these rector of professional develop­ he will wait to see what the le­ ment under the Rt, 6 overpeee reason to pinpoint my outs.” the Manchester Teachers Asso­ the situation,” Wolfert said. probaIbBr wlU be served tom or* are the practices that are be­ If trie campaign falls, if Mon­ ment, attended the meeting, row . . gal grounds ate, and turned over. (Martin, on M arch 4, had rec­ ciation yesterday voiced Its in­ Rodriguee suffered contu­ ing followed everywhere, and day’s board meeting doee not brin^g with him the propa­ However, Town Oounael Irw- Atoo at the meeting, which ommended that the $5,529,143 It may be unwise for Manches­ tent to mount a townwide pub­ ganda sheets and extra potion sions of the left band and bums, pr^uce desired results for the took place about 4 p m . In the school budget be cut to $5,822,- ter to break that tradlUon.” form s. kCunlopal BuUding, was Town niree paeeengers, Victor San­ lic relatioqg campaign as the MEA, Wolfert s^d that the 000, which would atlU leave it Mrs. Bourn agreed and said, M EA wi'U pirobahly retain legal AdmUaemeBt— Planning Dlreotor Joaeph Tam- ches, JoM Zayas and Aristo about $245,000 higher than the MEA strives to Impress the He instructed the councQ "Thto competition for teachers counsel. shy, representiqf Om ptanolng Zayaa, were treated for multi- current operation. board of education with the in­ members in the methods of pte- will continue as long as the senting petitions for alginaturea. commlsMon. pile abrasions. AU four have In addition, the town may supply to short, ahd as long as tensity of its demands for a A sum of $250 was voted yes­ terday for this purpose. Wol­ He emphasized that none of it SKIRT RUMORS The conunisaloa would have been discharged. loee about $45,000 in state aid they are not paid commensU' representation election. State poUce are still investi­ for education, due to a 266- fert said that it iq prohable Jhe should be done during school to reconsider Ito acUon awrov- rate with their profeeslonaJ Both Robert Wolfert, MEA hours, tis'suggested approach­ ing the aone ohaMa it. any modi- gating the accident whi^ bd- VtifU 4rop jq. current idtool training.” ‘ ■ OEA and ttae N ational Bduoa<> ducM the Rodriguoi vehHile tb enrollment.' President, and Allan Cone, tion AseoctiaUqor-moUisg bod­ ing each prtocipal. last ao aa A R E TRUE.... fleaUonS in tluhibu arc aeces- "The higtily oompafltive mar­ chaiftttkit bf thb nfwly formed a niaMied hulk of metal.,, ^ In adihUon, Ptorca estimates ket necesMtAtei recruitment of ies o f the MEA---W111 Oon- Hot to liffhienoe the teachera KnltflR9 MB PrBtftoiM “Right to Negotiate” commit­ tribute two^lrds of the cost ’There was smne dlscuaaion •Xtth Windsor residents are that the current school ^pro- teachers, even before they tee, urged the council members com plaining th at the acme prlatlons will show a surplus of graduate from college, with of such legal expenses. on the' oiflnion handed down SprlB9 SlylM Friday Watkins Robbed to bring the MEA’s cause to last w eek b y Tow n Cknmael change does not adequacy pro­ only $7,000 or less, the lowest their ability to teach effective­ the attention of their friends Meanwhile, today th« MBA' Rockville, Conn: If you are tect their homea, Just over the in yeara ly an imknown factor.” is bringing’ its petltioito into Irving Aronam), regarding the and neighbors. legality of the board dealing interested in skirt buys town line, with buffer strips; Twice in Week Director Frank Stamler ques­ Neither Mrs. Bourn nor Schaf­ the elementary edwols—a fur­ And they say that it does not tioned the reasons behind the fer would venture a guess on To aid What Wolfert frankly ther measiire to pressure the BOlriy with one teacher group. (and who isn’t ) , now is the adequately restrict traffle from An obscene mernage, scrawled hiring of additional teachera at when or where the practice of called a propaganda effort, a board. Wolfert said that m adras, w oven in Am erica, in colorfu l plaids Hke C arefully m ade shirts in a choice collection o f glass-Uke bubbles, with under­ In Monday Right’s break the and letters. In the past few livered to the East Side Rec on through direct channels. But could not allow such an aggra­ porting federal aid to education jackets.., the one classically simple.., the odier Roosevelt Mills Retail the townspeople should be kn* vating situation to continue. He bills. eamenstve imports from Indtol Drawstnng hood and fine quality, long-wearing cotton broadcloths. sea sitting rooms, floating snd thieves made off with $11 from weeks,” he said, “about the lack School St. with self-fabric diagonal edging. Misses’ sizes. Salesroom open daily till undeteeas cabanas, submarine a salesman’s desk, $6 from the waist ••• dastidzed cufb. S-M-L-XIm In smart, much-wanted collar models-button- 5 :30, Friday nights till 9 :00 boats, and paiths for strolling switdiboard desk, some stamps, tab and jpread stylesl Stock up nowl on the bebtom. Beneath the ’ pens, a pipe, candles, a flash- P.M. 215 East Main St., structure would be a sea garden I light, and assorted small items Rockville, dkinn. In the reef. from the OUt Shop. MANCHESTER GILBERT & SULUVAN WORKSHOP DnUPCTOR MARTHA WHITE PRESENTS 9 (^hoIauL WsidA, Qjv J d iv / l GILBERT ft SULLIVAN'S U.S. CHOICE ‘PIRATES OF PENZANCE’ , FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 26-27-8:15 P.M.' ROAST 4tli - 7rii RIBS MANCHESTER h ig h SCHOOL (Bailey Auditorium) 1s«^3rdRIBS u.. 85c ikkn. mor b. cbidi»d o> II all profits WILL BE DOHATEB 020000010102000001010053234853482323 •Iw bm •ffin. or by eoKo« M*-7y73. TO THE L06U. INSTRUGTORS yr AUmtssloR $2. OF THE HANDIGAPPEO PRETTY PARTY-LOOK WOVEN PLAIP COTTON ■ Plaop. Natiw. UE80ED GHIGKENS...... 39o | BOYS' LUXURY ARNEL»EASTER SHIRTSy COLORS BLEED FOR I DOUBLE BMASTE0.GHIDKENS ...... «9e || SPORTCOATS A BLAZERS !|I (EXTRA BBEA8T1) jjiiij SUM-LOOK DRESS SLACKS DRESSES FOR GIRLS 'INDIA-MADRAS'LOOK SiBas8-1t SsasIS-M r ^ a T; “ ' • cGmp.vaf«GS tapvafvB 4 CLCL cMnp.vaf«B FROZEN CUBED csfnp.voIsa 1 0 “ 4 J ffD 5 .9 8 ...IfiiyprfcGf I f J J ■ 4.98 ■ Rampant with garden ooloringil In frodty Amd9 So mudi quality at diis amazing low ntlbSI Ezperf^tsilafBd spottoosit of purs wools. The popular kmg-and-lean look in crisply taflored Amerioan-mtdt madras ] ^ d in Ueeding-tD-Meod slack s. . . at S spedally-tailoted low psice! In the triacetate... fidl sweep of skH duee-quartw VEAL Mends of wool-and-Odon* aciyUo.. .smart tones found inugh-piioM shirts. Workmandiil^ m ost-wanted.spring mbrics and cb lois in s l^ e s; gathers at the neckline widi diawitilpg. plaids, herringbones. Traditional aU wool M amn hfultioolor on white poonds, 8-lS. Like aff Une Hunter* shirts--perfeoSl30-88. and aesr4ook cardigan models in scBdtoaas. trim, tapere^ modra. Sins 6 to 18. yroTATOEtIL 1410,1. a »

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BtANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ), MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH » , 19W PAGE FOURTEEN nilTf^TAMDING QUALITY ■ ■ . LOW LOW PRICES... Plus World Green Stam From Your Neighbor’s Kitchen All Dttirgtnt W 9 DOKB BHUHNO fUPBt-RIOHT ImwAUITQUAimr... ft* MAVY,fHAvff W VI BIMN, OOtHFib X mU ntXh an tncndtant uni- !•« m v m i ta *kwK tlw rndpa OIANT AJC ter a ObooolaU OrIw aoundi PRO BONE-IN For tha 3rd sueeasshre year, P®P“* * Marita^ compatiaq wite hundr^ Mn ui Avril 9o(A’» l>ay Jok«,l bOt r a ^ la ymry MkHoua. It of food ehoiiis, has boon ow o^d tlio cartHieata of dittinction by Ibo WM gtran to ICra. Bruce Foot- POT tar, 41 Bahtartn Rd., tir hw hua- BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION. Through our euttemon patronago and STAMPS band’a anot Ttie aunt received CHUCK Upton Sovp It fKotn a friend, udio aald It I ROAST support wo nro nbto to bring you m m and moro of UM gtveii to her by a chef In [ CHKXm NOOMI At Year Prloadly Pap»4m Hoar York OMy. itcniRAND NAMES at lower ptteos. Romembor— If Its a BRAND CbMinolatr Oaka LI ADULTS ONLT-«Nl TO A PAMaT a ooiw rifted aU-fuipoao Z\ 31^ NAME you eon always got W of POPULAR. ______Valid thru Saturday, March ETth , flour. No Stamp! with CIgarattat ar tear State Law IH teeaipoona taakinc potvdar. ROAST IH ieai(>ona baking aoda. 4 generoua CaMea|>oona e»- ooa. Cromoni SLICED BACON BLADE CHUCK ROAST w:* 1 OI4P Mgar. POB YOtM COPM wm -iuoN i SPECIAL SNOW CROP VEGETABLES 1 eup mayonnalae. u a > 4 iK C Ibphf b 5 9 C 1 teaspoon vanilla. pkg u * pto riw M i CHUCK ROAST *nonehS$r 1 ouf> oold vamter. Stft dry Ingredlenta together - } « s r • . . r Leias.nNKn mmc ciamwr sge it GREEN PEAS it CUT C O R N IV t b . Rag. Pork MMT u M catn u OT U V t S 4 t taito large *><>arl. AiM mayon- SHOULDER ROAST 49e $ nalae, vanlBa and water and it Mixed VEG. it GREEN BEANS P la tt Bm I •Mnat u 50* ru 2V * THINSUCib POLY beat tborouglbly. Pour Into Bags about a 7 X IS inch pan and Soosogt MMt «Sf LONDON BROIL IB fV i it PEAS and CARROTS bake In 86d-degree oven about Storkist Tuna BAG one hour. If gtam baking dWi la I 'V i PolMi Somogx ***«’ “ «* ■O N U SS IS A V I 4Tel need decreaaa oven heat as da-1 touD vmm M miNa watm •NONE HIGHER holioii Somogx •««" “ TV* STEW BEEF greea. jvantl^ 7 0Z « A C SUPER-RIGHT CAN w T Ffwli Poih ShtoMirx “ SV^ 9% nquam unawoetaned Chooo-| QUALITY liTte BokgM »u»«5V^ GROUND CHUCK lU oupo oonfMtlaneta augar. 7-4HCH CUT-3RD TO 6TH RIB F ran kfxrtf “ SV* % otg> hot water. RIB ROAST (HMTSRIBSIbttc) 1 egg, unbeaten, Wiihbono AR Bttf Frankfxrtf “ 45| g tableapootin aoCt . batter. Melt chooolata in top of dou- Solnd Drtssing F o n o tr 't O m n * CUT4V lb SSt Wa boiler; remove from heat. I Procaaaad Sticad,f. Sham FRESH M x in augar and water. Beat < v ITAUAN FRESH ra>WL tmou " U 29c 7Z5 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST hi agg. JkM butter, a taUeapoon LIVER Q m o m “ O r BRISKET 4 TO 8 US m ONI HIOHte ChuckRoost MANCHESTER at a thne, baatteg wall after •aS?3y FREEZER SPECIAL anoh addttlan. Procaaiad WhMa, Calw. POT ROAST ROASTING DUCKS u39° BM f^!^i.3V* better TMa cake B'lf ie vary wdL CkooM «« “ 59* loom 5 TO 4 US ★ BEHER TRIM..★ . CUT..-A BEHER BEEF TREE TAVERN g W ifna Fowler la a native of CUT Bunttiwton, ff. T. She waa an P o r k . . . “ 2V* Taihar, SuearWghl ROASTING CHICKENS ' „49° honor graduate of a tavo-year DraiMtIcb “ So Popular Mbaral aita - aaorotarlal couiaa' MaxwtII Houso Lem li.t.“ 59* K in g ITRAWHT P IZZA a 5 Y wha NOW Hmm* ilfM . a a w . .j^ iy thut » w at BMherhie OMa Bchoal, CUT Grand Proetdanea, R X Her hutbond la Crab Lcgg Ib. 89c your guaranto# that you ^ not pay any (ilghw prica on T.f.t.V.t,T.f,t.f.t.U.f.T.T,T.T.t.t.t.T.t,f.Lt.f.T,T.T.T,T| Instant Coffn Cliickxo “ 09* VALUABLE COUPON aanpHoyed a t Troveler'a 1Bm p > „8r tha particular itam of your choica thait A S P 's advartisad Champion anee Oo^ H aitfofd. (HenOd pboto b f Ptoto) PtESH ^ W N O u u m n e ooufle baa three < MBS. BRUCE FOWLER AND BETOEY Cohrot . “ 9V* SftokCtl »S5* prka. Bren, Dean, 4; Betgy, 6 and 10 OwKXf PnektO io Quality Lb. Worth 25c JkMaj, S. Ibey are metnbeni of Attrocthrx 6 O f Booth Ifetbodat Churcb. TOWARD PURCHASE OF Ibn. Fowler la a member of CtffxtlMcxr U.S. No. 1 MAINE the Junior Century Ghte of| U, S. Will Still Pay TENDER ... JUICY . .. 20 lb. Bag POTATOES Mhacbeeter, and otaakmaa of| Ita waya and meane committee. 100'T d STAMPS FLAVORFUL .. . at POPULAR MARKETS Big UN Contribution n . 7 o Valid Thru SaL, March X70i WITH THIS COUPON AND YOUR Students Named (Oentinned from Page One) Red Men Honor $S.OO OR MORE PURCHASE T o C ollege B oard the Congo aoaeaament They Noscofi contend the aaaesamenta are Former Leader Coopaw goad fium Sal., Mardi t f , ItB S Tw o IfaTinltaatar otudento illegal because they were ap­ Instant Coffn UmH an. coupon por owtomar. Not food fw CHOICE BONELESS teve bean aleelad to the Stu- proved by the asaembly Instead kDantonomoh Tribe, In con­ ■ONUS PACK 1 02. m i dM t OovanmMOt Aanodatlon at labacoo protocta and Hama prahMiad by of the Security Council. junction w«h H* 53rd anniver­ GEM COOKING OIL — fla in t' Joaoph OoOage, Waot The Soviet Union is about $80 sary, wIB honor Rowland Rock­ 1 1 3 i . 6 9 Bartford. CHUCK ROAST minion in arrears and would well, past great sachem of the lOaa nary GMherine O’Oon- have to pay about $22 million to nor, danghter of Atty. and Idea get off the two-year list covered tribe, at a testimonial dinner on SELECT CHOICE BEEP John J. COonnar of 18 Oonnan by Article 19. Prance owes Sunday, May 6, at the Garden California, Larga, loosa •Nona Highaf t-lb. PL, n junior, haa been elected about $16 million and would Grove, Keeney St. Music for Can vtoe preoident of the aosocia- have to pay about $1.6 million to dandng will be provided by Dosh Dog Food ehlI r ’s g r a d e a c o f f e e tlon; laaa Mary Ftaroe, daugh­ get off the two-year llstl "The Sopbisticates.** SHOULDER CLOD ter of Mf. and Ibo. FhlUlp r. The General Assembly re­ The committee for the event Asparagus Plaroe of 18 Boweca St, a mph- cessed last month unto Sept. 1 includes aH past sachems of the r V T SELECT CHOICE BEEF M omoTk hoa been aleated aeore- after refuring to enforce Article tribe, headed by Frank Diana, FLORIDA 19 with its "no dues-no vote" chairman. He will be assisted Ia — - otudiut organlaatian la a penalty. It aet up a S3-natlon by. Peter Vendrlllo, treasurer; Gropafrait F u llef Juica FOR' poUtSeal unit ter preaorving and commlttea to atudy the ques- Clarence Booth, ptteUdty; Her­ Frash Washed R eady-10 oz 25= CALO CAT OR DOG FOOD - iootarhig dnnooraey and ra- CHUCK STEAK ttoiL bert Johnson and J<^ Murphy, to Usa, •Nona Highar callo ABTa OWN oponaSda oaK-goeetiimant In U.S. auUiorltlea do not expect tickets. diickonofSooTona Spinach eoUage Kfe. tbe SS-naUon committee will Tiokets for the teetlmmiial DxlkioosApplM^;:*[m":u 4 ;M 5 r Corralt 2 lacnu |9* SELECT CHOICE LEAN ICea O’Oonnor la taking her find tbe Soviets any more wUl- wBl be distributed at the Mon­ WNin SOUD PACK nujor program In child atudy- Ing than before to abandon their day, April 10, melting. CAlirMNI* NtNM UMI |«|C 5 “ •“ 1.91 Hfgn She baa aorved aa raproaonta- long-atanding refusal to pay the 702 ^ U ttK t •aOMNIONIt MAC IT HtCNMMI 5 0 u iM 9 g * Civa to tho atudont executtva peacekeeping assessments. CAN ^ HowaRao Pfaxoppl# •aeat siiiiia-u 49* FRANCO-AMER. SPAGHETTI STEWING BEEF kgdalattve board, ia a member U.S. policymakers cite tbe JSilWDMODSI of the Qneena Oomponye dnun- current Kremlin position as a EXTRA PLAID STAAAPS WITH 1 LB CELLO PACKAGE Mmaenai gtlc chA Child Stiuly and Hnmicial version of a continuing OcnMCdi, ""IT " Pbandi OUba, and la vice pnai- Soviet effort to hamstring the NO A&P MIXED NUT$ IN SHELL WTTUUiat liSZ m r t dent of the Toung Ropublicana. United Nations. Ipotio DmHt N ol C d» NO m 9 9 IBoa Plaroe haa aerved aa It is argued In Washington auTToanu not Student Ooverament and freeh- now that the Soviets are right in Tooth Pasta CAP*N 3 ^^^ 1 HA NO m aa elaaa treadtarer, aodal saying tbe U.N. operations have pnci MDuen - Also sc oif JOHN'S PKGS Bahwhw w-... - i ^ ^ Ba IIo ** PROGRESSO TOMATO PASTE-1 0 i I S H O U L D E R S cbalrman of Mercy Hall dorml- favored the U.S. interests. HADDOCK DINNERS ttGH H tiia Ml Ita ^ Nu 7 5 * tocy, and bam active In Therefore, it la contended, tbe MEDIUM SIZE A A C f ir w i^ C^ponlrii and Swim United Statea would be hurting TUBE a t AAP PkMopplx Met * 39* M m Gtbm Ptoi 2 .i.,«em3i< HawoiMi Dxiiglit ^*1;^ Itself by playing the Soviet dube at tbe ooUege. She la a g m 1968 graduate of Mancheater game and starving the United ASP TooMtB Met ASP SooMkraot 2iuc«as29* AH Bottxr C H CHct., <>«m75* Short Shank Nations. n m a n K O Bon Roll-Oil OraM BXOOS **7winu 2 |U WoMorf Tollft TbsM 4 “^“37* CxoflfMs 2"«»»89‘ rXOCl n t MoutmciM. »teiM.GT ip iilitliil* IS A V I 10c) Excodrin Cot Hitt Wax Popw Oifstw StMT |w«««49‘ Ctom Booi A ER O W A X GT. C AN GROUND CHUCK ^ O Y LT.WOOD 4 14 et. PAIN aniBvaa-rtKi riducb AMPARKU VtCm Ml Fresh As Spring ...Produce Soofwiek Bogs 2"<““»45* MMScdlxps '"""S9 * jg||yorUiiioiiRell 4 IS A V I tSc ) aOTTU I « o U V I B lACN W T KOTEX RIG. OR SUPIR FRESHLY SLICED J m PiHiir A 1 LB m MB UKKER PUNT ari BUT MARKU •flOO l a J O MVB 7I X l V l 4 T w n M H M n j SUNNYBROOK GRADE A WIm Ib Whxot BN04 f6 ei. FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT rREDn BVivD u r o i h z b - b r o w n d o z u o n MORTON SALT A U OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED^ NawPlatHc JULC ISAVI 14e) BEEF LIVER Ju a b , Havel Oranges O f . Gallon l« OQ ARMOUR BEEF STEW 14 Can NOT PREPACKAGED TUNA ABP-SOIID, WHITE PACK 3«“ 1.00 ------AJ# Ip ISAVI M s) Tide Ditargint 100 et. W AraBm — MATIVR EXTRA LEAN — FRESHLY GROUND Instant Coffdt SALADA TEA BAGS vw r i>RiP..i>AnKAmm Calif. Sawnan. 72 S in UUM ^ C GRAPE JAM ARMOUR BACON FOWL CHUCK GROUND Pica ww ii MICRIN-tlSTBUNE-LAVORIS ANKPAOPUH ^ U l O i S t SAVE Sc A JAK 9 *V Rag. ?8e Size Chtor I Rg u . S fo r 49e ANN PAGE 12 OZ T h * A n t r i m if ^ t o g a 16 VoU BetHa (SAVI U a ) 7 9 l uma Cruida To TK$ United Stateo 3 5 t PEANUT BUTTER 4c OFF JAR 4 / 75< LABOE « k C Now On Site At AdtP OCDAHT BAR-S — AIX. MEAT CUDAHY BAR-S — SLICED PKO 0 0 ANN PAGE 4«OPP PINE- 1 LB A f C - APPLE, PEACH, APRKXTT JAR 4 4 ^ VOLUMI 2 - ONLY 99c PRESERVES CRISP AnUB JUIOT McedambUbtaf I On so., Own V tUMInMI rOaMchOlM BACON N^e COHi^K ^MM ^oOlO UBEHG UWEo ' l FRANKFURTS M clN TO SH APPLES Ptrsonnl log Gibin Syrup SLICED OR BY PIECE Ivory Soap SWBET BATDfO FANCY S 9 i 69*b ancM t PACK Gaaffa White for Dishes end Flee FiAtks l!l D'AN JOU PEARS SAVE M 14 ax. GENOA SALAMI '-V Y HOME FREEZER D»T. — U.S.DJ^. CHOICE 4 . A . . 2 r NOR 6 T S&W SwGGt Ptos i H G Can 89* W18TBBN nSNDKR 'U|UBKN IMPORTED SLICED HINDQUARTERS OF WESTERN 14 00. v a n CrGom or KtriiGl Corn Coal 1 STEER BEEF IVORY UQUID FRESH BROCCOLI 14 ex. CriKoSlmlNifaf S liW StGwtd TomcHoi Cant 89* BOIIEDHAM APPBOXIMATB CUTS niOim»A FDUa or j u io b g. te • M fM a Btaaks X Blriotai 14 ox. X te M PorterlMNiaa Xtaaks 1 iiy^ e BoundB< S& W Etos & Corroh Cant 89* X te X Bbort Staoks 1 VteiA: Nb iaar i,s.$r JU M BO O R A N G E S X te M Swtaa Steaks 4 Seog I 11 14 os. X te 4 Tap SIriala Steofea ------U to 14_ ----- S&W pniit Coeklkil Cana' 79* COOPER C V . 1 Bonig Baoo* 4 to • IJm. V Ite lB n Chaaga Per Coateot OotttN;,; 14 as. tr iW FRUIT SALAD Cant 1 M M o 't C in w l SLICED CHEESE W « iM f dxM xtorag* lodn n for yoor froM o moots for m IfM o o i FIRBT o r THUS PRICED LOW W HitE O R YEUOW— INDIVIOUAUY WRAPPED SLICES I1JI5 a mooHi. Tho lockor h m oboot 2S0 pomidx of moot. Ittflta ili II BCl^^^AMPS WITH fUNSHIM;SUa^ WAPttS Comporg thb dool bofort yoo boy o hoam froooor. 11 ncnuLSiMtai w it h u o b > p k g t ABtiout ftajiji P YOU LIKE THE BEST GIVI US A TEH I'srio o i i i l i i i i i B1 ST. REAR OF ICE PUNT 4 4 1 ^ 2 4 DOUBLE STAMPS WED FLENIY.OF FREE PARKIII^ SPACE ST A M PS EVKRY SAT. H5TE t'ROM b p - i. to 9 p.m. , ■ V j ' ■ 5 i f ■ f)- ■1* •.f u

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, ^ARCH 2S, SIXTEEN FT5C Ponder* ------^— ------' R n t means ^ H ebron T e Natali IR H ltT FURCHASmO MRlTF.x Staff Is Chosen ^ fam ily food shopper In Exercise for W^ttNOTOM (AF) - »hs| is F sdssia' Tlada Oonunlsslon Is i WISE F.PA’S APPROVE EIRST NATIONAL FOR FRIES’ Memorial Day eonsillsriag' efderiag the na- QUALITY FOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRKXS. ___ Ja' fioarw.llremaksia to tellall the puah'! b'l tle'ot autemobtts tire hasards, a Owing to the fact that M e- governmaht source says. mortal Day fUts on a Sunday, That poasiblUty of a “disclo-1 and participating unita are udy sure MMi..Uoiier JOHieON ...... 4 3 ‘ ’JS? Uobt’* with Beverly W olff as Past Thrice Bhistilaw , , tJ B tiO rM re . •olol|t ra n beard this does con- tors Night arm be observed by (h-,81 Whtto fAVI WAFPLES 4 :^ 49* alderably alowtr, too. But Mias Adonlram Council tomorrow at iHAJiBOO-Giahi . T ^ Bfl Weitt (fisplayed such gorgeous tte Mssmrtn Temple, BlUngtcn. PSIAST O Vm RIABY - Leiitan Favorita I t artistry (W>d I must add, a face A roast beef supper at 6:80 p.m. First and figura to match) that I aball arm ptaoeda the coaforring cf RagBlie M I « ® 59* not tn ia m l at all. the select and stqwr sxcallcnt ■'"'T master’s degr ess 2-OZI Bar unaccompanied entrance ’''*^ '--.4 1 . J -l was a trifle doubtful as to pitch 'r.; ■ , .V^ i U b o a d b u d o b t w i d b n s ' :'.A S hM'l I . . fx.. OAJNBUUU. — AuatfaUa m PAOI 21 ORE OP MAI dletiCB. ss wvB^aa a pro^scis road qpsndlBg in the aagraoospH W s O sn aan apoeat. flvaysar period sndlag . In IMO aa the CtezmsM say, at ffa-Vt MHioo •<- 06 per cent •jaegehite Thn seMv^ **** P; *>ri| om ■ 4* teas “aiwgisilnhiiif r snore than t||a prscsdbig fivs- «!paM

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1265 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 19te PAGE BIGRTBEE show chairman. She was assist­ R A . Mr>* John J. Nachyly JCh er permitting, volunteers are DAILY cr o ssw o r d PUZZLE needed fo r the mbrnttg to clear' Cedarettes See ed by Mm. Snyder, dU U rm u of Pictures Show Ri OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE South WbtdiQr cg^ain. Mm. David M iller and inodelB, and Mm. EnlAiluel Rob­ LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 1 ^ . William, Ryder. the churah grounds. A youth ? conflrmatloil claas win be held Spring Faghions bins and Mr*. Donald Forstrom. ■gp Variety "Cioverdale Estates, Gustave at 10:30 a.m. The Junior and in- ' ."AU In a Day,” a film about Betancourt, captain; Famham Manchester Memorial HosplUl, School E(oard, Council termedtato choir will meet at Spring and'Summer fashions Safest for Landiu F f Bstatef, Joeeph Kennedy, cap­ was Miown after the fashlofts. ' AOtOSJ 11 aun. fUMITV dsli^aai tain; MlUer Rd., Mrs. Willism from The Penny Saver, the Mrs. Oustaf Anderson and IC m m Cooples Set Supper moon beeauso they wsro bo- TH IS /Horh^ 43 Patty quanw. Strang, captain; Saginaw St., thrift shop sponsored by the Mm. Frank Oakeler served re­ (Continued from Pago Om ) 1 HOPS H6 DOESN'T, 4 lM M t Talk on Budget, School Site U ms Couple’B Club of Our 44 AboUrt boliiC Frederick Bloom, captain; freshments. llovod to bo Um boat boU for TRVHOLtEmhfAT/ IN S H t C •Nnmbcr Saviorr Lutheran_____ Church, w ill Women's Auxiliary to Man­ b e t t j r n o t c o u n t o n 46Soak flax Hillsdale Rd., Mrs. Robert W il- landing. HIS PWAU/MS'LL 3U ST a s k e d Itrm tt drink 48 Maka amend* chester Memorial Hospital, were covered with dust deep enough 'jSs hoarfl of •duoatlph nnd^ Blroh HUI EsUtes, Charlee Usms; Beeslebub Rd., and Fos­ host the Lother-Weds of Bman "Now we find that Um h lg ^ r 6PBN01N' TH6 MA^0R'<» BE SPCNDIN'OUff For MORS ISOOMomtd 81 Firit Jawiali uel Lutheran Church of Man- shown Monday night at a meet- to dbgulf a landing vehicle. X4BmilUnm«eaw Lyons, captain. Miss Janet Ma- ter St., Joeeph Krawshl Jr., Seeks Personnel Data lands appear to be much hardi ♦ l5 :5U6T S E T / H& CLAIMS WINKIIMJSON E 6 6 S AND high prioit towh council will maet tonight chester, at a poOuck supper to Ing of the Manchester Oedar- Dr, Harold Urey of the Uni­ ^ A. UCMfeUtiT* o( SSIiOwcaite 1 llna, Mrs. Karen Recktenwald, captain, and South Windsor versity of California at La J(HIa er,” he said. . A ftillTlll KE'6 PLANNIN6 A BIS UP- r-WBLL CARDS f; SH 6 W ENT Mithcr to dtaouAN Um board of oducn- be held Saturday at 8:M p.m. ettes at Center Congregational HARTFORD (A P)—Speaker of SE2f21!!Sr*“ ^ A r f r o n i l 4 E T - ^ AND WILL HANS Indian ' Miss Kay Recktenwald,' Miss Heights, Edward Steben, cap­ cautioned that the actual com­ The scientists said they had A TH lW JtPn^rty Item 88Gonuaof (oaaa tlon'a Sudgetiuig thn sltn o f the at the church on arahaiti Rd. . Church. Mrs. David Warren was the Hou.se J. Tyler Patterson, ' L IK E . 17 L e ^ point Claudia Dama and Miss Sheryl tain. position of the lunar surface had Umc to take only a prelimi­ HOO OOTTO-DRy UKS eoExift The ^ e rto ln m e n t for the commentator of the show, and R-OId Lyme, today asked Gov. nary look at a few of Ranger Fs BU66S BUNNY MONDAV'i WASH ‘ U Pratcoivn 61 Collection of proponed middle nchool. Phlppe. Leotea Meditation Tonight probably cannot be determined «ITT»NS^ covtrtng ■CSWNHI evemng wUl be a ‘'Progressive^ Mrs. William Cooper, pianist John N. Dempsey for minutes photographs. They wlU conUqn* myinp The meeting between the two Dart Hill, Donald CantwelL St. Peter’s BMacopal Church Models, all membem of the of the State Personnel Board until spacecraft land with in­ BULL AFTER SOOccamnc* 68 Drive off 7U«t«r captain, F ru c ls Zdanis, Fran­ wlU hold the third In a series Sports Cmrnlvsl. to study the other thousands^ for CUSTSW/ aSRMitUe iPeuctrato vemlng bodlee wU be held at auxiliary except Miss Deborah Meetings. struments to make a chemical ^>OUCAMT PESTER TOP/t/J V HEH,K«Hl ^ 63 Greenland PWaight cis Colemsn and Robert Reck- of Lenten meditations tonight Little League Meeting weeks and months In ho^MS of 34Ptrk>doltlin« Baklmo at the Mouth Windsor High Snyder, were: Mrs. Richmond Patterson, in a letter to the analysis. This Is scheduled to VOU WASCALi ALVARO IS HTS UBA/IN9! dadueUoM at 7:80 Immedlaitely following The Little League will meet unlocking the secrets of the ISAbovn MMale humana r dendorf. Morrison, Mrs. Edward Plats, ^ vern o r, saUd that the 1983 Gen­ begin late this year with the OJR0OUNOCO BY PWESHLV^ NOW I CAN aSBrlttth DMNMT lOBIfd School. ' HlUtop Batates, Robert Al­ the serrice. tomorrow .at •7:30 p.m. at the moon. , 68Parchei Mrs. Edward Serreli. Mm. eral Assembly appropriated 31.5 launching of a series of larger _LAIP aPgWAUKSl >= of account 66 Combat vtaaal 11 Diylag kill l « The board o f education haa bert, captain. Mm. Walter Jaw- The senior choir wW re- Main St. Legion Hall. Managers aOAdlwt tobacco gubmlttod lU |a,lM,M6 to the James Spencer, Mrs. Raymond million for salary modifications vehicles called Surveyors. omki, Mrs. Paul Luty, Mrs. hearse at 8:80 p.m. In the and volimteera are asked to at- Bwen A. Whitaker, who Hks 15 p er. EARN $50,060 m u b bor DOWN 13 Rowing councU fo r study. N ext year’e Hagedorn, Mrs. - John Mrosek, for state employe*. impUnaont Davis Hyman and Mm. Joseph church. tend.- Kuiper Is associated with the NEW YORK — The 15 per as WtfUm IPoruviaa taidcret rapreaenta a groea In* Mrs. W alter Schardt and Mrs. Data from the Budget Bureau, BlcIdkRins Indian 31 Hugo tun. M Ita i Oonnellman. \ Tomorrow at 9:30 a.m., vol- — — lunar and planetary laboratory cent of the farmers who gn w M u i_. creana o f 1406,333 over thia Robert Brock. Miss Snyder is however, indicates that as of Mlndoncfian of 3 Smell SSCap^an Abby Rd. BIxt., Mm. Edward unteem are needed to mail the Manelueter Evening Herald of the University of Aritona, 60 per cent of United States 3 Microbe . 34 Church U Wading bird the daughter o f Dr. and Mrs Feb. 15, 1966, salary modifica­ Mindanao year’s budget. Due to larger an­ B. TerriU; Maskel Rd., Mm. riiurch paper ahd for other par- South Windsor ixirrespondent, noted that earlier Rangers were fanna products average $50,000 S7 Emmet 4 Eye faaihral 831kbU acTxpt Herbert Snyder. tions granted totaled $3.8 mil­ 38lbBtiBakor 84 Tidy ticipated eUte aid granU and Robert Laurie; Lake St., Mm. ish work. I Brownie Joseph, telephone 644- gross income a year. 98 Suffix exudationa Mrs. W. Donald Stroud was lion, Patterson said. aimed at the broad plains of the 89 Italian 5 Sbort-nappad aewaathoroodc •TBora other revenue, the net increaae John Egon Jr., and Elling;ton Saturday at 9:30 a.m., weath- 0148. ______gontlamiitlaman fabric .>■ arOtafled (borj ggHatlili naart In the budget amounts to $331,- dOBamboollUko SPoisenive 784. I 2 3 n r 8“ IT rr oiie current budget totaled $1,738,703, TOMATO SAUCE 10t=^97‘- 14 The budget Includes the open. 12 13 Ing of the BU Terry SHemenUry RBOULAR IIEB 17 s^ o o l and a proposed public TIDE DETERGENT *= 28' CGe i6 16 Iclndergarten program. CroMl Uiioi Meats are EARLT NORM BY V. T. HAMLIN w a n t e d 'The budget plana fo r tha ad­ ALLY OOP A T H IR D Ift dition of 500 kindergarten chil­ MARGARINE 4 St 78' H ELP 1 N 6 dren and also an anticipated en­ RBLUdARM'f NOKNIFREH? MXiTK ' WBX.lVBtE'S rollment increase of 500 pupila iHows 1HW ADWMM* I I NOTHMC WR0N6 in Oradea 1 through 13. : 1 67' tWXRl AOTAMWC TH0USHr)A«HAt>1B VWTHOURTSriH, lUYONNAISE AXHCAPB.* J o rv u t NOT JO MUCH IS THERE? a r Z7 8T Total expenae for the' propoa- RUMBLE BEE ______• ATT*R All./ r , sd klndargarten program the 7-es.' BY D im TURNER first year la anticipated at $89,- SOLID WHITE TDHA - 79' CARNIVAL 34 074. Thta figure wUl drop con­ siderable the second year be- SOFT ABSORBENT 37 cauae of state grante. Other budget Increases are ' • ■r ’ X / V ^ 46 Shown in sdiool libraries, audio SCOTTISUE visual material and additional YOU u n B i v a l u m r o m g r a n d u n io n ' f'■ 1 I 0 personnel. on 0 v $ | 0 0 f t ' • 's Over a five-year period the PORK LOINS MCAUSE THE RIB PORTION 4^ 4 86 n 8T superintendent Is sttemptlng to ROASTS ARE A R IU 7-RIB CUT - LOIN bring sll school llbrarlea up to PORTION ROASTS ARE CUT TO GIVE YOU /: REIATIR K 56 57 56 60 55" the American Library Aasocia- AU rion standards. In order to meet MORE OF THE DESIRABLE TENDERLOIN. . TUTORS 4 ^ 3 9 ' this standard there should be 10 JELL-0 61 8T S" . books per pupil in each school FRESHURB ntEMCH STTLE BY AL VERMEER library. PRISCILLA'S POP 64 W ST There is an Increase of 39 Frozen Feofuree^ CUT FROM YOUNG CORN FED PORKERS ____ GREEN BEANS 5'~89' teachers fo r next year, plus two MV AUNT LW T ME SIX , /ALLM D U <1AN T H IN K NOT '^TRADINS - s STAMPS clerks, one school nurse and THOUSAND IN HER WILL. OF IS A LAMPr? WJTH^ DOLLARSJ OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WILLIAMS three custodians. PEAS&CARROTS 5 ~ 89' I'M aC3)NS TO OBT SIX THOUSAND Vw SILLV.r !! ORAHD UNION-FROZEN rREBRUKE A L A M P ! Much o f the budget as orig­ DOLLARS f jp 'i inally submitted to the board CARROTS SUCED S'tr 89' of education by SupL Charles POT PIES Warner is based on the use of PORK LOINS STARKIST .S O L ID formulss. Through the use of I these formulas the superin­ S- 8 9 < RIB PORTION LOIN PORTION tendent hopes to ellmUiate fluc­ WHITE TUNA tuations in the budget from BUUMI ETB year to year. $|oo As In the Instance o f li­ braries, where the needs are 6REENPEAS greater than can be afforded $J00 lb. REBCHMUT ee EERRER In one year they are placed in WAFFLES -S r 3 ITIAIND the budjget over a two to five MOKTON—PKS. o r 3 LOAVtt ^ 3 9 BABY FOODS 9^89' »-lT year period. * REBCRRUT ec SBRBER The school board has asked S axmsa BREAD DOUGH 2 St 89' FULL CUT CIOPPD that a middle school or junior JRWI aBAMD ymON _ ga FORR B/UY FOODS 6 I . . 8 9 ' BY JOE CAMPBELL high he ready for occupancy In 12-ex. OQC LODfS CUT RITE BONNIE pk«a 0 9 LOIN HALF the faM o f 1987. MAC.&OIEESE 3 EMD CUT ■OLtOWAT HOUSE STUm O COUMTRT ITTLE WAX BAGS 25!y»3! N ext fail Die board has ap­ ECOM W CAl (POUIODQ CARNATION, BORDBN'B ec proved a two-year tranalUon PORK CHOPS SPARERIBS •ONHS,WlllU.I GRUN PEPPERS ■St SS' middle school program of 80U 0WAT HOUSE PETEVAP.MH.K co n i I >et» grades 7 and 8, The grades 14-m .BCC C EN TER CUT “That ooneaHed Wandall Davia! I wouldn’t ~rWa •*» Jj** wUl be housed In the Enisworth CABBAGE ROLLS ok*. 9 9 ■ ■ MOTT’S old car evon If lhara WAS aoma way I couW gat him and Wapping fiehool*. ORARD UMION AU.BUTTER 1 2 -e x. £ A r R>HONK lb s bdird -baa rsoamaoeNdi OR !fH to aak m ar• V- pkg. that IS mores of the town' POUNDCAKE ROAST H ( I RAM & PM DRINKS owned P w property he used PORK CHOPS 6 9 for the proposed middle school. 4 This item appeared on the town . $ l O O u^iry Fostums CRAND UNION ...gbA. BONELESS THE \ w g n y W/AIgT oouncU's last agenda, but was i'S' cans tabled until a meeting between tiV the two organisations could be SAUERKRAUT if 29' iflS' CHUCK FHJ.ET AMERICA'S RBTCRUP 1 4 - e x ., / BONELESS CROUND MECR * " .k BEN CASEY I held. H O T EL BA R HEHIZ KETCHUP bib. The board of education has BEEF FOR STEW A 69' TENDERLOIN ORARD UMIOM D0C,>t3U 0UTWE16H MB 8 / AIO UT SO expressed desire that the Item FRESH BUTTER POUNDS, AND LOOK1DU6H M X J6 H TO of a middle school could be put WELL TRIMMED SPAGHETTI on a referendum in October. ORARD UMION W'RESTLE AN ALLI0MQR...B S-ex. BY FRANK O’NEAL etrouTOFMCfmvL If town-owned land la used for SHORT RIBS . the proposed echool some five TOMATO SAUCE montha could be eaved in the ORAND URIOR SOLID Oi«N. school building program. ORARD UmOR MATURAL CHUCK STEAK 7 -e x . ]?ubUo Health Appeal WHITE TUNA The South Windsor Ihibllc SWISS SLICES rOR RRAISmO TOP cirocR Health Nursing Association Is conducting lU annual appeal for FLANKENRIBS CUBE STEAK 99< funds. The funds are used to Manei/li/nn Bateit&>ods MIDDLE CUT roR BRAisnio BAKED BEANS help carry out a community health program. CHUCK STEAK SHORT RIBS 45' This yea r'th e aaaoctaUon te S-: < also oo-eponaoring the. "Pap” 100 rf STAMPS FRESH LEAN _ 8 9 test for the detection o f uterine w.tl- porchasf* oi evrry Nancy lynn ORARD UMION L N H T i cancer. 6%-ex. The goal this year Is $2,000. CHUNK TUNA ^ a MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl The Ihibllc Health Nursing PINEAPPLE PIE ORAND UNIOH _____ 16’A-ex.l Association suppUea these terv- NO OUt'ON RfOUIRiD GROUND CHUCK 3 9 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Icea to residenU: Nursing-care WHITE TUNA 381 A N a p p u o j o t o n R32 a'W -ierwa'fr under a doctor's orders, family rRBSHRARE BUCED GALLON LHrtS FUr IT THIS WAV. health supervision visits upon BEBr-PORR-VEAL CHUCR BWlSf er HERE'S THE DOCK AND IHATS ' OH MUT ▼ shut UP AND F.E.I.— '(OU'RE 0 UNDER ARREST.', ON MY B«Z7HOAVAt/ RU2 0 fI9 IN THe RX ON Leo-ION. request, child conference. 1-R. B-ex leaf , SCOW WHERE TH(V HELD MS, A0IM «.N6\ SET THOSE . nPi trutm ents, hearing and vision confertneeSi tuberculoaU ftnd COFFEE CAKE 'ST GOLD MEDAL FLOOK 5 1: 55' mental health supervision and LONDON DROn CHUCK ROAST ' f . loan sarrics o f sick room equlp- BONELESS CAMPBELL’S menL DONIITS ^ 16 A Red Cross Drive Btarta TOMATO SOUP The Red Cross campaign In | m South Windsor Is under way, andBoeufIf A id s 10-^0/ $ ^ 0 0 John J. Nachyly, irtmlrman an­ SHOULDER STEAK nounced. ■ ' Additional volunteera have PAIMOIIVE RAPID SHAVE EARLY MORM VALlET . / V ' been assIgilM for reelitentlal 9 soUcitaaois, ‘ and reiponses to WIlKINSCN .r” 'BLADES SLICED BACON HENS lliielUc. R. 39' l i . , / letter ap^ale »nd the reeulU SW irr PREMIUM OEMUOre SHEMANDOAH VALLET o f bustiiMS coverage has been . SAVE 1 1 -ex.] encoutaging, he said. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER V S9c STEER LIVER TURKEYrDREAST/Jit»^ YUM cooiIb 2 89' MICKEY FINN BP LANK LEONARD Area cimtains and soUcltorp MABIECO CELLO PRO. OR BOR * for the Wapping area have SAVE EOe CHUCK LULU TNORMAlEHSffltANcMPARDNeR. Y E E , LULU ■ ElLEi I HEARD YOUR' MASH TUgSS CAN CAITCN A fUS M COLIWt. AN* been announced as follows: u n a n K k R8 NEWTONS it 39' aeLLSia l«Ui6* wote nr josnceoFTH'i TRMN MAS SHOmtOMP tWHEN X ME CAN BOARD TH* TRAIN MHEN H* COMES Avery Heights, Joseph Robll- NOUTEVAni HeVNOrCOMINd DRDVaW 'DRIVE OVER NOW. GET HOLT OF yOORSBlP...OUR , USTERINE ir69' cAuiKwas ...... lard, captain, Donald Waslk, EAVX Ite BASE NAMED MAV NOT iNO PICK US MONEY PROBLEMS IS OVER! ILL/ Mr. Olid Mrs. WUUam Myehrall, 4lteH®® TOMORROW I UP, NORMA? iM -o S THERE NORMAi IN IN AN HOUR, WlUiam Donovan, Harold Mar­ CONFIDETS CALIF, ROAST COtfAX AND HEAR THE tin, Arm aod Roy, Robert Lock* SUNSWEET PKTAILSi w o ^ kUecsyslaw Dussny, Pat­ TAYLOR r AMcy noustuii .. rick Golden, John Moreland, DEUCATESSBN^^^, 1-lb. lAuent Roblllard, James Raf­ PO TATO , COLE S L A W OR MAC PORK ROLL S-ox. pkg. WHITE SHRIMP',;:;M3V 89' PRUNE JUICE ferty, Henry Masor, Mrs. Frank EWirr PREMIUM r.rAHCY WHITE ■ _ Aheam and Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ FRESH SALADS $(39 ert IV^lard.' LEAN SLICED FRANKS ££ 65'>&it JUMBO SHRIMP Pin*Knob-Woodland Paiic, •UPPER CLUB Mrs. H. Joseph O’Hsre, captain, PASTRAMI Mrs. Vincent PugUeae, Mrs. H IC K O R Y ' SHRIMP n e e LITTLENEC^CUW 2... 98' W ITH BLUnra POWEI Danald Henry, Mrs. Roger Cot* tie, Mrs. Arthur French, Mm. SMOKED LO X BETTER BUY GRAND UNION For the Freshest Fruits and Vegetabksf SUVERDUST Robert Wheeler; Anthony Wo- LtaSiMSIamL aro. Mm. Paul Biancucci, Mm. Robart Oanley, Mm. Hklward E A w reiR O ,,, FRESH CALIFORNIA mnr ( N .' toL » > ^ *A bmB M fRrfRr.Fi h MR. ABERNATHY DY RALSTON JONES ai^ FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JO^ES BY LEFF and BieWaLIAMS QbidoboiiL Donald Bennett and | I't I -1 AU \PL AR , FOR AUTOMA'nC WAIHR|UI Mrs. Roger Fortin. 6 a rd u ! Speeia/s ^ MI ^ (,H ' r, - ‘ AI; A V'R Jt-t . ' I IIq 2 9 COLDWATERm IT 83* ' Aji/ r g ' MTASVif/> HOW tOJCKV US THfYAY^tAfYHaA/r«MT ASPARAGUS ■ ■ ■ ■ o . FOJt / PEATHDiiiB't:*l'*2tt*i**^ w 50 NiAR voo^ coSy*^ TEDEIITTJOILD 5 0 f c » 1 « LUX^UID •ato-SS* SEAMIST SEAMLESS N Y I ON STOCKINGS

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.'Vi'-f- m ■ kANtSES'rtIR EVENING HERAl^^^ J^NCiHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MXRCH 2 5 , 19 66.. PAGE PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HBRALJ), MANCHESTER^ CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1966 '-::r Around fho Tony Oliva Hurt, Twins Ten Pin Action Resumes Quarterfinal and semifinal action in the Town Ten Grapefruit League Pin BowHng Tournament is scheduled Sunday at 1 p.m. Feforon TdckJe at the Parkade Lanes. Drawing for quarterfinal pairings K ^ e y Plan WITH Bone Chip is set for 12:80 p.m. . ^ Pairiot Coach Howio ' Bldwards leads the uollflers in the men’s scratch Schmidt, Patrick REPT3UCAN WOMEN To Hire sSperyiscMP In Finger ■oerroN (ajp) — VMkis Sivision with a six gime toUl Dot Snow 153, Jan e Noble 164, Earl Yosf dssss MohaNsoB waoad np of 1147. He also had high game Wdl Stay Says Jo Dickenson 162-171, Grayce HERALD SPORTS EDITOR n foothon phwlag ewew In the tourney with a 268 rolled Shea 157, Sally MarU 162-165, that uannad 36 y«an MoY in the scemid game highlighted High SriiopT Athletfe Ijll- [ reedmmieed jlh * aUgh Owner of Bruins Clara Wallett 154, 156-160-470, M p^Mchf ^ t D isclosed whMi he waa alsvated to a by eight atrtkek^ in a row after Dot Nowell 173-191-512, Bea rector Tom Kelley'jla ooaehlag berth hjr the Bos­ hirad, who waaM aJmm sparing in the opening two BOSTON (AP)—Owner West Bagley 177-161-476, Pat For- agalast the Board of Today* s Team — ton Patriots. frames. odfAed to ocach. Hiat Memo to American on Adams of the Boston Bruins strom 196-489, Dot Newell 167- nootion’o propooal to hire ' _ iMtol way. aad woaM Rtehordsoa was naOtod de- Other scratch qualifisra are: 167-470. League opposition of the fenslve llaa oeoeh hy gmi- said today both Coach Milt a town-wide p lm lcal cd- effective tto« htr- Stan HUInsk! 1142, Enso Pavan Schmidt and general manager Detroit Tigers Minnesota Twins: eral nmiiafjr and head 1180, Mario FrattaroU 1124, acatton onpiS«6abr ‘ who ' lag, say, aa art or Eagfloh ooMh Mike Helovak. Lynn Patrick will be back ■with T —Charley Whalen 142-399, would t'doUMo : ad- high teacher, Who Kaows aatmm If you thought Tony Oliva Frank BuUens 1121, Don An­ t'.ie National Hockey League murdered you last year, wait Hotovak switched Chock derson 1120 and Bob LeBreux Ted Ciiambers 138-367, Adam aofaool foothaH^veoaclu, ; thiag about coaching.” team next season but he said Tycz 363, John Relder 138, Joe until you see what he can do Weber from Dae ooach to 1120. John Oolangos will defend ' B t tofd.'tim' ttwa »ha^ Kelly added, “We need a aany place, left, right or center defeari've ha skiteid oooeh, the team’s operaUng setup will Twaronite 135-361, Ray John­ ' ^af' dliuekm .iaok.olgliL' *it good football coach la the LAKELAND, Fla. — In-f with 10 good fingers. his title in this division. be revised. field. That apparenUy won’t be until laakkur roans for Richard- Leading the men’s handicap son 145-372, Dom Farr 363, BiU alpald at£.Bttje>rtf^hftek high ochool. net meeely to terim manafirer, bronzed Adams issued a statement on Riccio 137-382, Andy Lamor- “I prediot that within two or 1968, but the intervening season division Is Ron Fletcher whose ' M : y e a n .’ tor' oU ck'# ' have good teams, hut to Bob Swift, says “things three yean he'll be one of the reports that Patrick would be *aux 365, Paul Donnelly 138- iiftt. wouldn’ t hdito fiitothM build ap the morale of the will give the other nine teams 1256 lirid up from the begin­ flred and maybe Schmidt as 370, Cataldl 382, Nondo look bright” at tiiis stage of top home run b itten in the time to worry about the Cuban ning. Other qualifiers are BiU 'id,coach effeeflv^t* ^ , otudenti as wefi.” Uie seascm for the Detroit league. He should average at who won the league batting Koaicki 1216. Clem Quey 1216, Annum 140-368, Frank Calvo least 40,’’ was the report on the Detroit Six Adams said the fact tta t ^ s - , 333 Bill Faver 144-368, Stan Tigers. And the former championship and Rookie of the Arnold Nourle 1210, A1 LaPlant ton has finished out of the play- ] Qryjjb j.45-363, Ed Bujaclus 135, husky, bow-legged outfielder. Year honors. 1197, Ed Wilson and John Dor­ third baae coech with the Ben- offs for six straight years Bill Evashv/osky 149-375, Fred Wilt’s Clutch Free Throws A year ago Horton was being The Twins are worrying right an 1196. Ja ck Lnppen is defend­ gals added, “We’ll definitely give Gets Assist “ makes it obvious the format McCurry 141-369. the Yankees a battle for the hailed by Dressen as another now. They discovered Wednes­ ing champion. under which we have been op­ ^pennant.” Thus Swift, who is Roy Campanella. There Is more day that OHva played all but the lii the women’s handicap di­ erating has not produced the de­ Save PhllciMelphia’s Win than a slight comparison in first month of iari baseball sea­ vision with four games plus sired results.” ' K OF C—Ken Hesford 200- filling in for the aSing Chuck From Leafs 581, Mario F'rattaroli 204-567, Dressen, hops on' the growing build and featurea. However, son. with a bone chip In the mid handicap being used in the He said he hw concluded “we when he couldn’t marter major die finger of his right hand. qualifying rounds, Barbara should reorganize our present Vic Squadrito, 202-667, Fred . NEW YORK .(AB^.'Blg''W»tyBuBeto on the Hawhs’ - basd- 'band wagon of American League Naasiff 575, Al LaPlant 212, league pitching, which la often X rays, the first taken'since By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Banavlge made good use of her operating formula." Oiamberiain has llw reputation, wood. managers who feel New York’s Hank Wlttke 213, John Mar­ number is up. Baltimore’s Hank the caae of spring phenoma, the r l ^ fielder injured the The Detroit Red Wings; given 198 handicap to pace the wom­ He said his revised setup “ in­ The second game in each -of finger in Boston last May IB, tin 216, Ja ck Stewart 202. of bring poor fo u lr s b ii^ in the beet-of-flve sendfinals wU Bauer easUer this spring Joined Horton waa dla^tched to Syra- a Mg assist by the IMeriito Ma- en with an 852 series. Other cludes both Milt Schmidt and cuae when he hit .288, cracked revealed the bone chip. To women qualifiers were Lois Lynn Patrick" and added that the National B a s k e t ^ itLsioria- be ployed Friday with Cincin­ A1 Lopes of C3ilcago in stating pla Leafs, can just about wrap ■ this la the year the Yanks will 28 hom en and drbve in 09 runa. alleviate the swelUng and the Johnson 815, Evelyn McCauley the new setup would be an­ ST. JAMBS LADIES—Ruth tlon. ‘ 1 ■ i nati at Ftdlodelphia and Boitl- meet their waterloa lit waa lack of pitching that pain that have plagu^ Mm the up the National Hockey League Getting Together over Knee Injuries 797, Mary Lourie 792, Anita nounced “just as soon as possi­ Boland 133-344. The Big Dipper, ax WiR Hkeo more again at St. Louis. , dulled the Tiger’s ctawa last past 10 months, the Twins have champlonahlp by beating the Sfiiorts 782, June Rowett 781 ble after our last game Sunday to be called, ntode only 406 of CbamberWn’s riomach ail­ ' Laiteet report on Dreasen, season. given Oliva various shots. Sam Perry, center, Fordham’s 60-yard dash champ, and New York Giant center ment “definitely affected his ..atridcen with a beart attack New York Rangsra tonight. and P at Nivison 654. night.” VILLAGE CHARMERS— 880 free throws during the regu­ “Hank Aguirre and Phil Re­ The injury, however,' hasn’t Greg Lar^n, both in New York’s St. Vincent’s Hospital due to ailing kneeo, get Patrick is currently on a playing'’ In the opinion of Philo- ■oon after spring t r a i n i n g High single games among the Elvelyn Schmaltz 128. lar NBA'season that ended loM gan each had 5-10 won-lost rec­ slowed *him down this spring A victory for tho Red Wings scouting trio in the middle west d ri^a Coach D c^ Schayee.; .started, la that the fiery lit- on their home ioe over the Ran­ attention from nurse Julie Zimecki. . . , , women included Mary Liurie Sunday. ords," Swift said. “We figured any more than It affected him 214, Bert Farrand 216, and and Schmidt is scouting In Can­ NeverthcAeas, Um Big Dipper •ada. ‘ opening ( game of the E ariem Bright igKJts on the mound handed hitter drilled a double Reports published in recent son 191-502. raRled to win after tralRng by Be may be aMe to rejoin the in the season that ends Sunday. riivision semifinal playoffs at were turned in by Dave Wlcker- and three singles in five times The Three Faces of Cassius — Part HI weeks said Schmidt, who still 10 prints at tfae half 64-64. He '■«lub by Ju ly 1. B U Middlea- Second place Montreal was Cincinnati Wednesday night, but 10 (. aham, who Just missed the 20 at bat Wednesday in the Twins’ Kimball to Play has a year to run on his con­ CONSTRUCTION — Harry ^scored points In the regula­ worth, public relations chief for «-4 loss to Philadelphia, raising beaten Wednesday night by the tract, would he rel 1 e v e d as Buckminster 172-143-lS®—454, two of the six came in succes­ tion game that ended 106-106 .'the Tigers, says, “CharRe’s case Oltd> by one and Mickey Loilch Leafs and sion in an overtime period and' who came within two victories Ms spring average to .384. Toronto Maple 3-2 Toby Klmiball's College All- coach and would serve in a front new high triple, Ernie Oak- then added seven points in tha ' ig sknilar to Birdie Tebbetts’ AL KAIANB “My finger doesn't bother me kept from t]dng tha Rad Wtnga gave the Fhiladelpliia T6era a overtime InriudbigMa tore vital -Illness of a year ago.” of the charmed circle. Sta’^S will play the East Hart­ office capacity. man 147-141 — 407, Nondo when I make contact with the for first placa. Ranting Maniac in Public, Hal Laycoe, a former Bruin, Annudll 153-393, Lou Damaito 119-117 'Victory over the Royals. free throws with seven eeconds “Keep an eye on Bruce Bru­ ford Explorers, three-time New Swift, who pUed Ms trade With the dub. One of the top ball,’’ OUva said after the The Red Wings and Canadlena has been prominently mention­ 148-389, B3 Elmmons 136-387, 'Ihe home-court advantage on the clock. In pro ball as a {dayer for 22 five bitten in the American baker,” fiwift warned ‘He England Basketball Aseoclation throws a live (fast) ball.’’ gome. “Only when I swing and eqch will have two games to Champs (28-2) Sunday night ed to succeed Schmidt as coach. Frank Blank 143-376, Burke didn’t stand up In the opening of Hal Greer’s 87 points and A1 “ 'years — 14 in the majors—may League in the peat decade Ka- Blonchi’s basket tha^ forced tha Cwmecticut's Dick MlcAuUffe miss, then the finger hurts. But ^ y after tonight’s New York at at 8:30 at the Blast Hartford Plank 369, Julian Smoluk 139- the' Western Ihviqion ’semifinals, wUstilng in the dark. But Bne fell off to .203 last year. I wear a rubber cushion on it SITTING ONE OUT—Cardinal shortstop Dick Groat sits and watches as his Detroit contest. Botti Detroit 366, Tony DeGregorio 186-335, either, as the Baltimore BuHets extra period also were Mg fac­ then too, there is no reason *Tt was a bad year for Kaline, ia the No. 1 shortstop, at the Clay Soft-Spoken at Home High School Gy«n. A prelim will During the past 10 years, when I bat, and that helps doubleplay partner, second basenaan Julian Javier throws to first. His att«npt tors for PhiladelpWa. Jack Twy- moment, but is being pressed by games are against the tough start at 7. Dennis McGovern lockey Bill Hartack has won 25 Archie Larochelle 352. edged the St. Louie Hawks 106- 'tor any player not to be op­ but It would have been a big some.’’ was too late but the Birds did retire Dick McAuiiffe (slidinir). Action started fourth-place Marie Leafs while 106. Two free throws by Walt mon got .28, Jerry Lucas 22 and timistic at this stage of the year for the average player,” rookie Ray Oyler. and F ^ n k Nightingale_ _ of I stakes races at Hialeah. He There is no worry behind Surgery, team officlale sold, Montreal meets Boston and New m s A HERS — Paul Ford Bellamy in the last 17 -seconds Oscar Robertson 21 for the R^y- season. the manager aaid. will have to be postponed until when Don Wert grqpnded to Groat. (AP Photofax).______MIAMI BEACH. Rhode Is'p-id will be with Kim-1 'eads the riders la features for the plate with Freehan. only York, tha last two chiba In the just an act, and not like him at naturally they're worried. They ball’s array. \ this period. 143. clinched -the triumph tot the Detroit got off to a .alow The brilliant outfielder was Uie end of the season because it league against which they al­ (AP) — Heavyweight don't mind my religion.’’ start in ’M but came sioi 22, nrmly established as not all. When he predicts he's going injurad in spring training when only a big leaguer but the sec­ would keep him out of the Hne- ready have chalked up It victo­ champion Cassius Clay, to knock somebody out in a cer­ The champion said his great­ fa^ moving up from seweol a foul ball g lan ^ off his foot. up for two months. ries this asasott. maM after the All-Star game ond best catcher in the leegue, Muhammad AH to his Black tain round, he comes to me and est thrill in being king of the “He got to pressing and his ave­ Elston Honvard of New York If you asked the other teams, says, ‘Bodlni, what if I don’t do hea'vywelghts ia being able to toflnish in the money—fourth rage drooled below AOO,” Swift they wouldn’t miss him at all. Shoemaker Picks Muslim brothers, is one , ^>ot, U lengths behind New hoIdB top billing in this impor­ it like I say. I ’m scared to put on some old boot* and cov­ told this vlsltm*. I t marked only tant department. WhUe Oliva was belting Phil- man'to the general boxing death.”’ eralls and walk through the < York. tha aeeond time in Kallne’s 11- Re pttcMng, the Loa Angeles > BtaptEaaMEN SCSC Announces 5 w n the “ohangd”,ki mana- There isn’t a major league public ~ and another to Bodlni, only member of Clay's g^iettqe and alum sections of the year American Leisgue career camp that doesn’t have a lot Dodgers were matding Wbitey League leading Charter Oa.: world. , gsrs have any afCsot on the ball turned baric Telophone 70-53 those who know him best entourage who has not become that he failed to make the .800 of "itB.” Fbrrd for the second time in five Debonair in Derby Tennis Clinic a Muslim, says the champion I dhib? —his family and friends. Cassius owns homes in (Chica­ Club. In the case of the Beng&ls, days. In trouncing the New whUe Nasslff A nns edged fires him every day and then 1 “Not necessarily,” Swift anp York Yankees 12-2, the Dodgers GranUand 4S-48 in the night­ A shouting, ranting maniac at go, L«s Angeles, Louisville, De­ Swift’s bright blue eyes lit a team that Ima -given the NEW HAVEN — Bob Mode, relents and takes Mni back. troit and Miami. He has three ■ swered. “It was a shock to ine iq> when he g ^ around to talk­ rocked Ford for U rune and 12 cap. The Oaks once again show- times and a loud-mouth brag ; When something like that hap- Yankees more trouble than any NEW YORK (AP)—Bill Shoemaker has chosen tennia profesrionai at the New. gart at others, he becomes soft “He hands me money and Cadillacs and a bus with a dies­ ie about a "star of the fu­ other in American League over hits in five InMngs. That gave «d a well balanoed scortag at­ ; peos.1 have elwairs wanted to Lucky Debonair as his Kentucky Derby mount and he Haven Racquet CSub In Wood- spoken, warm and modest whan says, ‘Go pay your rent,’’’ the el engine for cross-country ture.” the years, the “its” are, in the Dodgers IS rune and 20 hits tack to gain thair vietoty- The trainer adds. a i manage in the majors but not sgainst the veteran southpaw in poradd was led by Don 'Wheeler removed from the apoUight. trips. He owns palace in Pak­ “WlUie Hoitoo haa the poten­ Swift’s own words, “if every has seen nothing to make him sorry he made his selec­ bridge, win conduct a tennis The trainer's manager, An­ istan and boly mountain in Gha­ ! under these circumstances and tial of devdoplng into a real man can play up to Ms poten- nine inninge. (22), A1 Setsky (15), Roland clinic at Southern Connecticut "TMa boy is humble as a t X leanied a lot of baseball in the tion weeks in advance of the 91st running of the colorful baby,” says Gasslus' assistant gelo Dundee, calls Clay a model na, gifts of his friends. But he good hitter. He’s only 22. Hor­ Usl and lifetime averii^, the Several other pitchers turned Ruthaford (15) and Gary Don- State OoUege gymnasium to­ athlete who never causes any eyes none of these as Ms place 1 year and one-half he (Dressen) tai notable perfoiinances. 'Veter­ hue (14). Telephcnes offense horse race at Churchill Downs May 1, trainer, Drew (Bodlni) Brown, ton has outstanding power. other clubs will be chairing us “He's a nice running horse, morrow night at 7:30 p.m. ' trouble. Cassius’ parents inslat of retirement when he’s through ' was mansger of thia dob. In October.” an Robin Roberts gave up only was led by Gordy Sayes (16).. The clinic is o | ^ to tha pitoUc fornier trainer for Sugar Ray There isn't a park in the league said Shoemaker, of Mrs. Ada Li. RoMnoon. their son always has been a boxing. “Tve be^ asking for 100 per that he can't hit a ball out of, Time will tell. one run and three hits in five The second game was a close on Lucky Debonair Is scheduled without charge. It is being spon­ '^eent from the squad, and I reel Rice’s Santa Anita Derby “He ia like a UtUe Joe LouU. thoughtful, rellgloiu youngster “I'm going around buying innings as Baltimore nipped the ball game all the way with nev­ for AprU 10 in the Oiesapeake sored by the SCSC Athletic De­ with a teki heart. They nave - that the men have been giving winner and current future book 'There la so much kindness in farms in various jdaces,” he CMcago White Sox 5-4 while er more than four polnta separ­ Stakes at Laurel, Md., now has partment under the direction of exprened fear that he Is being said. "When I’m through fight­ I me that What we will be ddng young Sam McDowell limited favorite to take the Big One the ridden' Tom Rolfe twice. Both Min It someUmes Is taken for ating tho teams. Bill Dow 'was first Saturday in May. "H e’s athletic director Jeaa Dow and duped by Muslims. ing, I Want to be out in the coun­ ; out there will, be Charlie’s ideas. the Los Angeles Angels to two the big gun in tha Nasslffs line­ times he was third. The first weakness.' He loves people, -H easy to rate and will give you tennis coach John Romano. eqiectany'Iltae people, hungry, “They just don’t know,” (3as- try, with a lot of fresh air, • We worked so closdy together Outlook Brightens hits in seven Innings, in Cleve­ up with 16 polsNia followed by time was in the Futurity at Mode, a member of toe Unit­ th at 1 oCtW would have made his best at all times—not a big deeUtute 'and loneaoiqe people siua said. “They are old-fash­ cMckens, horses and little kids land’s 4-2 victory. Dave Carmela 9. Tom McCar- Aqueduct last faU. ed States Professional Lawn around me. 'ntat’s my idea of the exact decisions be did. I In other games, the New York horse but well built’’ ' who live In the slums. He is ioned. They read all this stuff tan poured in 24 for the losers. Shoemaker, twice winner of While Flag Raiser’s victory Tennis Association, will discuss about peome from New York heaven on earth.” • was coaching at third base and Mets downed KQlwaukee 6-1, S t was no Mg surprise in view he eraay about Uttla cMIdren. the Kentucky Derby, made his and demonstrate all aspects of ' Cbnrtie woufd alwaya give me For Harried Bosox Louis edged Detroit 302. the Chi­ EAST SIDE MIDGETS paid $7.80 for $2, the downfall of tennis. He will be assisted by Itbe-s^gns.” cago Cube overpowered aiwther remarks Wednesday before fin­ Hail to All and fa'vored Spar­ The Pumpers eliminated the ishing third 'With the highly re­ Edward Van Beaverhoudt and Only two atartiag poeiUoBS Angel squad 8-7, Pittsburgh Cruisers from the playoffs last kling Johnny in the Fountain of Frank Adams, members of the Fifth Time in Ten Years of Award lare set the manager psted. “A1 SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP)—killings are beginning to stopped Houston 5-3, Boston out- garded Tom RoUe from Ray­ Youth at Gultstream Park were and I feel it’s going to make us CMants Wednesday at nioenlx perfect day at the ptale, includ­ Exhibition boards. Bryan Jolley was the houe oad Alloa Puts. The I a better chib,” the deeply-lined 11-7 for their first victory over Tom Rolfe made his usual ing two doublea and a single big gun for the Crulsepi with high aeoriog doo Jola Bill ifield boss said as we talked in their Oactus League rival in 11 stretch drive after getting away Nutmegger McAuiiffe that accounted for four runs 14. The finals will he played BatUa of Middletown. Larry NEW YORK (NEA)—It’s Captain Bill Russell of the the dressing quartern. gamas over two spring seasons. Baseball slowly but by the time S h u ­ batted in. Tuesday night at 6 o’clock be­ maker got him really runnlhg Dupont and Tom Verrean of Boston CeltiiM, sir—the most valuable player in the Na­ I Kallne is sUU the big guy Ckri Yaattrxemski was the big Newtagtoh ** the first Lenny Oreen, in Soottedole on Wednesday’s Results tween the Pumpers and the there was no catching f^ag Rais­ tional Basketball Association. a look-eee baris, had three more Los Angeles, N, 12, New Bluecoata Thia game could be er in the seven-furlong race Faces New Challenge team. For the fifth time in the 10-6> hka and two R B I to run Ms Named to the seoend team EVERYONE WELCOME EVERYONE Wl^XIOME York, A, 2 a personal scoring duel between for 8-year-olda. year Mstory of the award. Bill team-leading average to .433. Ron Roche of the Pumpers and Flag Raiser, Isador Belber's by the league coaches were In fact, there haa been only St. Louis 3, Detroit 2 Greg O’Coniiell of Southing­ 'has been named to receive the one discernible difference in the The ritcMng wasn't too strong Pittsburgh S, Houston 8 Brian Sullivan of the Bhieooats. Kentucky Derby candidate, beat By EARL YOST FTesldent’s Trophy, IWe is the yesterday hut B i l l Monbou- ton. Oarl Ttatl of pialnvUle, Russell who won his first Pres­ New York, N, 5, Milwaukee 1 Patrice Jacobs' Turn to Reason LAKELAND, Fla.-^Connecticut’s reiH'esentative with Boh Dawson of Woodrow official MVP award of the pro ident’s Trophy as a sophomore quette ia a natoriouely slow Baltimore 6, Chicago, A, 4, 11 Former coach Billy Herman by 5>4 lengths. Tom Rolfe was league, with the 'players on all starter and Jack' Lomate, adio the Detroit Tigers, Avon’s Dick McAuiiffe, has a job on WUsoD aad Bud Nardlckl in 1968 and the lanky amoothie lOH SPORTS NIGHT innings haa a two-year contract to another four lengths back. and Pete Hahn ef Glastoii- teams polled by Newspaper En­ of to ^ y . He waa clean shaven fitibAed tq>, 'was' the 'victim of MARCH 29, 7 PM. — MANCHESTER HlOfl CAFETERIA Washington 12, Kansas (3Ky 2 manage the Boston Red Sox. Shoemaker, wboes next ride his hands. That’f the word from Manager Swift, in bnrjf,,. ' terprise AssoclaUon. then. He wears a flourishing two outfield errors. Philadelidila 6, Minnesota 4 the pilot’s seat with Chuck Dressen on the ailing list In this, his ninth season in the Oneet Speokera: Reeolytng honorable men- gmitee and mustache now, -And G re f’s performance as Chicago, N, 8, Los -Angeles, A, after a mild heart attack. < Ikn Salamone and NBA, Russell was called aside maybe to look the part of a k O T T O G R A H A M ic ANDY RORUSTEIM u csnter fielder may tree Gory 7 A product of Farmington Rklp BhMT ef Platovnie, Jim the first day the CelUca aseem- Libyan rubber plantation owmer Geiger as an outfielder and,the Cleveland 4, Los -Angeles, A, Defensive Year at Manchester High, MioAuUffe must turn MertrtM 'f RockvtUe, Rob bled for pracUce at Baboon In- (which he also happens to be) ★ RICK FORZANO letter could fiU in very nicely 2 sUtute outside Boston last sum­ bock the challenge of Ray Oy­ of. WladsoA Rod A slight departure in the bal­ at first. Boston 11, San Francieco 7 ler, a rookie up from Syracuse WjUson and Joha mer. BILL COOPER WILL BE TOASTMASTER Everything wasn’t rosy for Cincinnati 19, Detroit, B 2 “Russ," said Red Auerbach, loting procedure elicited only Cats, Rats Get Together, ot the International League. first place votes from the 99 Tickets, BUM), may be purchased at Carter Chevrolet, the Red Sox yesterday. Coach Friday’s Games The 25-year-oM MoAuhffe ‘your're my captain. All by Pete Runnels was Mt by ulcer Houston 'VS. Oncinnatl at yourself.” eUglMe players In the NBA. This NaealS -Arma, and Dillon Sale# and Servlea. isn't getting any gray halts is their final official tolly: trouble and was hospitalized. Tampa worrying about the highly-tout­ Last year, the tall center had For Successful JV Season Bussell, Boston ...... 88 Managrer Billy Herman cut Los Angeles, N, vs. Detroit at ed Oyler. UdoiSois’...... Ctoener5 shared the captaincy with Frank six players from the roster Lakeland Ratnsey, who is now retired. Boberkion, Cla^ ...... 81 Wednesday. Pitcher Bill Spans- Milwaukee vs. Pittsburgh at “I feel great. Tve been etart- ’The added responsibility IVest,' L,A. -26 By JOHN-McNABfAB ^Morlarty signaled out the 05- ing all the games and ueuaHy S. Jones, Boston ...... 4 wick was aold to TVxonto, out­ West I^m Beach 52 win over Eastern as the helped him,” mused Auerbach, fielder Jim G o s g e r waa op- New York, N, vs. New York, Cats and rata teamed up this play about auc innings,’’ he an­ after the CelUcs hod just set a Obamberlaln, P | d L ^...,...... 1 season to give Manchester •best game won.” swered. led to the Red Sox top farm A, at St. Petersburg It was a defensive year and new record' for most regular Robertson was the 1964 V in ­ Hfgh’s JV ’s one of the most Would the T lg e is platoon at season victories. “TMa was the ajtd Russ Glbeon of Fall Philadelphia vs. Kansas CSty Morlarty is mighty proud of I t noeUeut boas- ner, Interrupting a Russell luver, Mastiy Toronto property at Bradenton /niccesaful records in recent riiortstop? best year he's ever had.” string of three straight MVP 'Sorry M W WhM «• memory. "Oats”, the ntokname Sohpomores Joe Amato, Dave ‘1 don't think so,” tho Nut- ’■oaoeh/-. Mdrjr tMaclera, in the first piacs, was rehmied. Chicago, N, vs, Los Angeles, r.lnto^.fourtM'Soason Ban fibow selections. The other winners in PMcfaens A1 Lyle and Mike A, at Mesa given. juniors, ”Rats”, the WoHenbeig and BIU HillnsM mewer, who was bom in Hart­ When Auerbach was not at were very, aggressive Iq the NBA history have been Bob iod varW Jackson and outfielder Reggie Baltimore vs. Washington at so|riiomores, combined skiUs to ford, rallied. (M^eiif le buw proper- practice, and Ms added duties Pettit rif St. Louis, Bob Oousy bring home 16 wins in 18 starts full court press, holding the op­ WhUe Manager Sw ift hasn’t St^toa for the Husky Smith were sent to the team’s Miami, night eeheduled. for as griiaral manager froquently of Boston and Chamberlain. It probably won’t snow anymore, but you never^kjlll^ wheri it’s going to rain. minor leagua camp at Ooala, Minnesota ys. CXifcago, A, at for Coach Jim Morlarty. position to a mere 45 points per told MjoAuhffe of the plans that kspt him away, Rusaell ran the 1^ ;|ltl» Mlddlo- Russell wlU receive his latest F l c Orlando “Desire, determination and game. were rolessed to newsmen, the show. He also coached two trcqihy in a televised half-time The juniors supplied the scor­ field boss noted that Oyler was gamea late In the'ceaeon and Change now to the rain tire. On wet, slippery roads ]^ur ran will stop 30% faster and defense,’’ were the reosmu, ac­ I to continue ceremony at next year’s AU- cording to Morlarty. "There ing punch, led by Bruce Hence giving an all-out peiformanoe won both. Star game. was strong competition in the and Bob Hamliton. Hence was in quest of winning a starting wheihitiM^tMun'left off a year They were Ms best offensive have 50% better control on curves. (Better than when it was.brainci new; uhiess you’re driving a *G5.) league this yriir, and we didn't the top soorer,. totaling 202 H>ot- ffvt and g a jn iy Itmtt a ll' eeason," aaid *rom have much height. WUIlngneM points over the seaSon for a 11.2 "Oyler Is a terrific defensive a m Jn'llie last alx games to lelnsohn, the high-scoring /for­ Imagine the traction on diy roads. The iBin tir&' U.Se f w y a r per game average. Hamilton. saM ^ iomOthlng from on 8- and hard work in practice were player. He’s puahnig MoAuUffe. ward who cam e in with Russell Indian Quintet OUrlliK at $30.95 8 out of 10 homes Mg and strong, totaled 148 Thia is diaracterisUc of the en­ 12-1 ebaaon. a rookie nine years ago. So quiet and smooth riding it’s original‘^ulpm erit oh many 65’s. rewarded with, much Improve­ points with Bomberger third Ten Iriterm en and nine soph- (i^/8:96 X to Blk)* ment as the season progressed.” tire ohib. Except at right field d ic k M oA U U F n s “This guy dug In and.'plajwd omqreo fro included Iq the Defeats Norwalk Highlighting the season was with 107. AM three are qmset- and behind the plate, there is every game aU year as if it ed to be of great help to Coach ped the club. His other reoords hove a cold room the 43-42 victory over Weaver keen competition for all start­ were me 1playoffs.' Ha played On tha strangtb of four douMe Phil Hyde’s varsity next year. fw the yew were: runa acotad, *^^SSe lettonnen are as follows) great instead of gpod. The dif­ in Hartford. TTie Papooses led Ail logger, tbs JV’s scored ing positions,’! the maiuiger Dick Baranowrid, New Britain) (Ifuro Booren, tha Ihdlaiui,, a I Get the Vahie Leader the length of the game until the aeid. A1 Kallne and B l l Free- 86; walks, 77; atrlkeouta 96, ference la that ha’s learning to IS YOUMS ONE OF THE $ ???? 1,050 points this ssasmi for a How doea McAuUffee Uke Leo ibav ak la Middletown; and conserve himself and atiU dp the group of Manchaator basketbanl S final minute when much taller fine 58.3 per game. They al­ han are the two playem who Boh Horoay, Marlden, pitchdrs; Weaver caught them. With are aM set in Swift's book. playing for Swift? job. Every movement haa ptoyara, advanced to the finale I GUARDIAN PREMIUM NYLONS lowed 827. '•Just great,” he said, before XaO JohnaonT NorWalk; Pete meaning.” . - . at to* Waterbury Boys’ Chib I Worm up that three seconds remaining Dick Moriasty picked Hamilton as “McAidtHe fought with him­ Mottia, ()ulncy, Mass.; Jimmy Bomberger, a steady performer self last year,” Swift said. “He’s taking Infield practice. '“He haa The 6-10. cantor from Califor­ Touniamant with a 05-58 win I d q w n the most improved player and ftnddfs, Strtitfor^ and Bob ^S aU season, pushed up a hoop ohongad his attitude and haa a lot of patience and when you nia.)■ HOW an eldar statonnan over the Noraralk Berkshire A.C. I M 4 . 9 5 Bomberger giA. the nod as the do something wrong, ha quietly Ck^islsr,' Waatpmrt; infleiders; at n. He la the groatest dafen- Ckrl Hobenthal led the acoriiag The,batancS mqOtKIy- QUALITY ENGINE TUNE-UP hord-to-lioot room from 36 feet out for the win­ moet ooneistant, “but team been doing much better. I think lUka 'Oarieh, Etoraord, out* TfOal' ning margin. It’s because be knows Oyler is points it out. No ^ ahowl Ha •Ive player In. the Mstory of tho with to polnta, followed by Duka WhitawiitawSltoliid work playad the biggest role,” flsM M IdD * e, and tho .only- Ume tha Hutchlns&n (10), Bob Boeworth the fiesta were to Brio* Morlarty summed up. pushing him. Oylar has as good ^ the time to go out a * and DoOff TJrpeeTioT] 'With tho flow tal teams, were bigger as pair of hands as gny Infielder the neld and pass »!«««— a few lea havo foUto k> win aa (U) and Wally Itltii (10). The future kmks am bright Polntors. He’s iilM to ^ Masst; eat^ ra L titta. to Ma tamire w to Thnillit at 0 tha Indians- play I A On^StiV Fottanad Senrice for and good shooters.” Morlarty for Moriaity. Both DHlig Ohd in basebqU. The queatUm is Tha 00^ aro'Iton'-Bufbesi said of the opponents. “Tlielr whether or not he can h it” Last era than Draaaso.i' _„.’4i8, wktoi lie wao ^Med tha Bnriol Boya' Club In tha fl-1 c u m CHAilR Bennett compiled suoewMfu) rier wUj make the atub. MO- WatorCordTBlR Pox. Uylngston, In toe jplayotts tor A.'Mto >«■ nala. The BrUnolirirtol (tsama inriudaa P u t U .S . zone Senses hurt us.” The seasons, IHingling going undafeatod year he hit omy .251 but hla Mjr.) Pam Hefitot. Tenafly, BUI has naver RverageiT 20 Wayna L a^ rn , Bill OUmmra, JV ’s did salvage one game glove carried Mm through the « e feels, because thare la N J :j Bm M6l ( r i ^ , Mohawk, ■YIRONHUMAN and Bennett loring onlyuy tthe two need for a baok-up.playar who I a gams in his pro carear.' Dwtofit T^ver, BUTKane and on your cor * 1 2 , 5 0 ogalnst Bristol schoois and contests withr - tiling.— Big thtags w p ^ third base and^hort* N .Y.r TOinmy XAWtoo. Nauga* saason He wae .ajtoode un­ Bqd JenM ae, aU H aittcrd oehoM Labolr, Parts Extra I nOSREVOLUnONARYNBWDB* are expected»n>eot< of nling standout i "Thm is one thing X Uke ■top. Oylw is tha only man on tuck; 'Totomy Pefidera Strat.', to, Ms lowaot y«. But- ha Btondouta. . , Y o u ’,l l g o a s y o u p a y . ! VELOPMENT IN ADD-ON HEAT- Ray Kelly, who ended the se a ­ about Oylar,” Swift cenhment- ford; DavO naid Tom ProOtdr, a damonliitog eftoct o$i. the aquad who fHa ttia MU at Bast Hartford; and Paul WM* I INOwOlkssp your cold or ehllN room son with a lOJS avarage. ed,” and that ia hla *guta*. Laat present. • other toama #lia«i M ^ k a s < M > _ Front End Ali9nniGnt I warm and coiy, with tUtmad, Guculat- Scoring: yew ha Wao betnad quit# aari- WatriUng the left-handpl' loritl, ^Seymour.' nds tip lindri^ the wurds, bc« I hiB OwnnostaOciWy oootrellad hoot .,P. oualy. Whan ba oama haqk. in -Bounding oolf- t h r souod afq lentivaly rind dtfdhalvaly. ’ ^*flMtMtandsinootfitji%airyourcaR. , iMMlug Whoel Baariag Ad- MtUng MoAuUtfO spray haae Ism Aosto^anfi Ihw.Hartinanm Immediate aedit, easy terms, k>w mpntoly toytoiito. I Opsnlhm oost qy to 75% km than Henice . . i ...... 202 I hla mat time at bat, ha Ut a 5U»,to 6U fields, m k la k . bt ^PaoMa mtto,” aaid . Ak# I othtr add-on hasten. Hsatsoold both- Hamilton ...... 143 homa run.” Tha Rookia . haa Raihdw]^A'40to«ff'Qtilyos; Nbt^ 0 Jarim wit aud Conqrieta Inspae «hi:jtoMM"thtoK tistoo to Mm I rooai, sarioMd porch, attic roocg, ar B om b erg er...... 1 0 7 nevar Mt hlghar than .Ml in the IV bis job. Dswlto his JM wnlk; Bob BtogaL^itofUupito, otlvaly, of m Brady ...... 90 -miaora. Maaai^n^si^lH^ Mas t t ampiMlnu Bjttm m . _ ! aoytMoathatnesdsasliahast. y l i w ,^ Olda. ^ *»' ■' j ■ ' rtOmao. But whoa Riua Faria Extra ^ ^ ^ mUHOME DBRdONOTEATIOli KoMinoky ...... 78 It aeanu that tt win take a poto a haad , it M 'a BiiAir Tolale drove In 77 rune oa X34 bMs ' .q?fiiiu)i|.i! M. '■ A.a Amsdo ...j,...... '. 76 bettor than avaraka praapaot to M nine, «Moh l«it tog. Ha haa It ft' tiirdlMt Hrilsr ...... 63 dtatodm MbAoU^ *ram. tha •ad ttaam wl * to. tolW' WoUenberg ...... 58 riiectMop paoltlfiii Irist yaw ha Mwi. M a e M PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, INC. Hfllnakl ...... 09 oroated a aaar,Datrplt honerun with thiee . full e a e e %e e e e q e e Kuhn ...... 43 reoord tag. sBertstapa .ssUh 84. ^eeeeeaeee.a.^ - i i R i e i f Y n 87t MAIN STRBBIV^PhoM 649-2881 FOGABTY IROTHERS, ING. W ard .... 03 He alao lad tha TIfsn litamaa eedeeVeeeeee i MITCHELL DRiyE>-PboBa 64M546 other tbtala OervW. M, pkqraA fHliai.<'taro at 1 1 7 M A N C H i ^ 119 BROAD ET^TBIa 849-45S9~BfANCHBSTER SwstMbp.- ^Sbr Ow aatieat ...... — amaariiii il 'ii i ' n i ii i ii hg 12.Wtd.;WiU« 7. payer’s bomar total alae top* ‘ 4 > * '

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MANOffiSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 196i PACK TW ENTT-TBIftl AiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 25, * PAGE TWENTY-TWO BsRMiMid Goods i l ApsrtRMfits—^Isto— ApartaMmts—-Fbtto— H ouses Fear flak 72 Houns Ftor flak 72 Far flafo 72 For flak 72 flaburbaa For flsk. 7f Help Wantad-*Mal« S« Help Wsntsd-- THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN 87 iuiKHDR AUTOMATTC Zlg-aag, TmMBMmts . 68 Tenements 631 S-FAMXLY. 2-car ganage. VALUE GALORE in thU 7% TWO FAIOLT M-M Startc- RAMCR, 3 bedrooms, 3 ba BOLIDN Bestitlftll RaMh at Avtomobilcs For Sale 4 Msis or Femsle room C m on Oenterfleld St, weathsr StrMt. Built 1964.. Bowers School, 4 years new, seven room s, taichtdtata isrgo •n n u urr l a t h e aetup opsta- Uke jtaw la hahinat, . 'button FOUR ROo M duplex, fee heat, $24,900. J.D. Realty, 6464139, FODH ROOM taaemea* , T6 tat Manonestar. This isn’t Just Drive by and caU ernmg 146- targe living room with raised 16x22 family room, fun baaa 1R17 CHEVROIjET Wegon. 8 cy­ tor, experienced with Alrcralt f u l l e r SRURH W _____ m jumograma. fimey de- Wella Street Available Imme- avaUable April 1st $W. Phons 64S-6779. . tag men, women, stilJ^ »r ■igba. OrtflaaUy i another Cape for we are otter­ 0108 for partleulan. ' ^ hearth fireplace, dtolqnMber, meat, garage, rae loom, ate. linder, 51,000 orlginel mllee, B lir T004i 60ME NEM MILP WA6 ORAFTECt, pa^. All benefits. Dean Ma­ over $800,, dlatriy, $76. 649-6319. 9-6. 043-4746. MANCaiOSTER GREEN — 4 CLASSIFIED food treneptorUtion. Call 848- VEMDtTTA'f SEEN CAKHSm ON A lONO, chine Pioduots, IW Adams part-time M ies work or dellv bdMtaa dM f»J0.v,ni,.v taka over ing full s^d dormer, 2 full dtepoeal in O.E. kitchen. Beau­ 160x300 l o t SonsMy prtaad a$ OSAWN-OUT FtUD VRTH ‘TNE AOOOIMTIM&SCn AND PmwrOf «mAFA QUICW ARMIfTiCt! paymants, tio PKMfEBR CSRCLE — 4 room room' Ranch with 1 • oar baths, 4 bedrooms and lots 6-6, 2-FAMILT, I bedrooms, ^ tiful 16X30 foot screoned porch 831.0M. T. J. Crockett. Raate 8788 after 8 p.m. Mraet. We w«l train, « « — matUdy.lteal- me HAVE eui I bedrooms, car amesite drivs, dns year ■aiv. Part-time sales 13-15 er, Hartford 3334961.C tor tbs rtmal at your'apart- duplex, automatic heat, couple attached mors. Sea this one, today, be­ Bt on a 30x37 toot flritetone tor, 648-UTT.______cerAtnlc^, cod to sen fore It to too lata. Cril Dorto oM. $27,900. J. D. Realty. 641- patio. Double amerita drive­ I* ION PONTIAC Catalina Sedan, oafTTELLldEwNPETN, tTMio^atTtuemiiM HARDXNOB beadsersw and hours for 888 to 860. meat or bama J. D. Realty, p reen ed . $S6. 643-8816. ROCKVILLB — Raaeta. » rooma, absolute mint condition, auto­ I HELP rRAMmiN ohuoker setup opantor, sxpar- part-time, 8-10 hours, for 8l» iRAOntlO RANGE, tyfrigai^ 6434139. at‘ $n,to6. W< y R. Smith Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., Real­ 8129, 648-8779, way. Large lot. Many, many ADVERTISING CAM OpCCNTdAlANCCf Agency, Realtor, 649-1867. tors, MLS, 649-1300 Evea, 646 extrae. A Must 8ao house. $16,- oarport, olty watar, soawr, aim matic, win finance, 8550. Call MMiviKMTCNeckrr 0UT1NE> p o m ^ lanced with Alroraft parts. AY » 830. Tor Interview call M- taaohtaa,- rocking MANCHESTER - BOLTON — VaHc after 4, 388-8221. benefits. Dean Ma^ne Pi 8108 or 8384688 betwean 7-9 emffik aaT otbar flinita»e. AU THREE R(X>M iwartmanu, 118 2619. 600. Owner 041-3014. mtanim storms, mintantam CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MAMfrM NOT Mata Street heat hot water, COLONlALr-11% rooma 3% Ansaldl acres. Now under con­ down, 318,800. RockvUto Real­ duets, 186 Adams Btrast. p.m. ta good condition. 6M-1^. NOW AVAILABLE struction, 6 room Ranches, 7 8 A4H. t o 'i P.M. CHEVELUG WAGON, 1064, Mal­ 90M&AMf IXTEA stove rrirtgem tor. 649-5339, baths, Uvtng room 30x1* VERNON — Hsrs’s a bargain Lots Par iSsI# ?5 ty, eei-SlM, 87B-283L______ibu, standard shift, tip-top con­ iNOENFORVOU WANTED axparieneed patator. , GET BANK TERMS 9-5. stons flrrolaoa -9 aeras of ta a 3 . room older home on 8 room Raised Ranch, T room outbuUdtags, 181,500 BOLTON—Largs 6-room Ranch, dition. 848-8448. iJtENC/ ca ll Ghtstontery t88-7788 or ffitustions Wanted— _ - ' A T A I^ O R T S Hiree - bedroom apartment land, aeree'eif land ta a fine location. Colonials, approximately one ANDOVER — 4 acre building COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ■TAWT TkyPAT IN MAY CtBDAR S m B B T — Available PhUbriok Agency, 649-8464. House needs work but priced acre lota, trees, tile bath, ga­ m baths, 3-car garage, boa» Fy 88 Bayborry Road betwaea Female S» at Colonial Manor, ITS site. Secluded setting, prime ttfuUy landscaped, one acre MONDAY mil* FRIDAY A.M. — SATURDAY t A.M, 1M7 MERCURY, 812 CU., 8- 0-7 p.m. 3 ROOMS rURNITURB April 1, l-rooin apartment with Spruce Bt, heat, hot water, accordingly at $12,900. Coll rage, fireplace, hot water oil residential area. Inciudea or­ speed, overdrive, 4 barrel, $128. 19.86 MONTHLY encloaed aunnorch, heat, hot I MAliCBBSTBR — New tisUng. Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., heat, exceUent location. lot, many extras Including weH WILL BABYSIT *9r woridiig stove, leMserator, park­ Spaoloua 8 - room Colonial, chard, woodUnd, stone sralls, to waU earpoUng. SeUteg for 840-7007. MAN FOR Fumltura and gar­ Bedroom, liv iv Room, Dinette, water, $90. Adults preferred, ing, private patio and fuU Realtore, MLS. 649-1200, Eves., Gharlee Lespertnee, 949-7630. brook. Hurryl Hayes Agsney, FLEA8S READ YOUR AD den shop. Grant’s Parkate, parenU, vIolnRy W a»t« and Ruga, Laaipa, ■Pablaa and Other 049-8037. breueway, oversUed garam, 640-3519. 330,800. For furthee tafonna- 1084 VOUCSWAGEN Deluxe SU- Marshan Road, a.m. and pm orilar, 1160. fireplace, dining room, fine lo­ MANCHESTER — privacy fSl' 646te06. flea can the R. F. Dtanock Oo., CUm UM «r "WMt Afc" »n «•!««* *v«r tiie phoB ^ » Manohsstsr. Aoceteories tion Wafon with mounted snow 648-9947. BIRGH Sm B BT. near Main, 4 cation. Priced right. Hayes FERGUSON RD. A dream limited. acres of woodland NORTH OOVBHTRY — 60 rofl ReoNora, 049-6346. ••■twUmms. n w advcrtlMr ■koaM reed hie ed the FIRST tires. 12,000 miles, excellent 8BRVICB STATION Attendant BVERTTHINO 1238.76 Agency, 648-4806. setting frames this beautiful surround this Cape Ood home 3 ROOMS FURNTrURB rooms, eecond floor, heated, 649-1604 649-4486 Ing acres; g o ^ dratatogs, rivsr DAT R APPKAR8 eed RBPORT ERRORS le time for the condition, $2,150. 742-7442. for amployment with Mobile Oil now avaUable. 640-4498. r Rancher in fashionable Rock- with breezeway and garage. 34 BOLTON — exqtUsIta 6 r o M ■ext iMerthML Tim HenM le reepoaelbie for oalp ONE iaoor- WOMAN would Uks to ite baby­ 310.16 MONTHLY MANCH^STBIf, — Origtaat own- flows through property, woods, Cape Ood rituatod oa a m Westtagbouee Refrigenator, Lhr> ledge. Features 1^ baths, com­ foot kitchen and dining room pasturs, hay fields, ro^ front- reet er emitted iBeerti— tor mmj edvertteeaMat eed thee oely sitting evsnlngs. Call 648-6071. 649-6544 ' era -4 bedroom, 'Oentar en­ pletely stepped kitchen, 8 bed­ combination, 34 foot living acre wooded loti living room to the eeteet at e "mehi food” leeertloe. Errors whlidi do eot tag Roam, Bedroom, Dinette, Manohaatar trance,-Garriem CohMri situ­ eg e, good potential. Only $22,< includes a flreplacs and open Auto Accessories—Tires 6 EXFEKIHINOBD High School Ruga, Lampe, TAblee, Blankets rooms with ample cIoMt space room with fireplace, full rear 000. Lawrence F. Fiano, Real­ leeeee the retae of the edvertleemeet w « eot bo eorrectod by REMARKABLE LUXURY ated on a shaded and private paneled family room, and at patio, IH baths, 3 bedrooms stairway, kitchen to very gen­ “— ■- good” Meerttoe. STOCK CAR flathesd, CT Strok- Senior desire* Saturday baby- ■ And Othw* Accessories 90x380 yard. Double amesltc tached garage. Priced to seU tors, 64S-S7M. erous, formal dining room, 3 aitUnif wiytlm*. 6W-M50. BVERTTHINO 3297.84 APARTMENTS AT SIX ROOM duplex completely! up, abundance of closet apace. er kit. bore 8-%, stroke 4H, WANTYID — sxpsrisncsd paint drive, 3 • car garage with in middle twenties. CaU Bar­ Lifetime elding, aluminum bedroiDms and IH baths, oil hoi balanced, and stroke, Iskender- sr. Call eu-lEK). 3 ROOMS FURNTTURB RENTS THAT MAKE redeedrated, oil heat imme­ breeseway, kitchen has built- bara Babin, Jarvis Realty Co., Land Par Rant tS-A water beat, walk-out basemen! (Reeked ToM Free) 1 314.74 MONTHLY J diate occupancy, $100. perl comblnatione, ou hot water ian racing cam. Wllllmantic Dog»—Birds—Pets 41 SENSEI in oven,' range and dtohwaidi Realtors, Ml S, 643-1121, Eves., heat. FuU walk-cut cellar. Lib­ with a picture wtadow tor rea 428-1044 afier 6:80. DISHWASHER wanted nighte WesUnghouM W ashing Ma> montii. 949-9401 after 4:80. er, phu a r a n attractive LOT, 140x100, induetriri sons, 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 8 7 S - 3 1 3 6 843-1088. eral financing, $17,900. Wolver­ HiUlard Street. 649 *668 days, room potential. Reluctant own­ Apply ta peraon Cavey's Rea- POODLES — very small mini­ chine, WesttaglMMUw ReCrlg. breakfast nook. Xnrmri 13x12 er leavtaig state, $17,800. Wete NEW 8 transistor 12 volt Motor­ Bedroom, Ltvtag Room, Dinette, ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2811. svenings 644-OlSL taurant after 6 p.m. atures, light rilver, Furnished Apartments 63-A ] dining room, 14X24 cokmlri MANCHESTER — 7H room vertoa A^ncy, Realtore, 646- ola AM radio. Spsitlve or neg­ Diehee, Ruga, Lampe, Tahlee. MARILYN paneled Uving room with firs' ranch, '4 bedrooms, dtatlng OIL BURNER eervlee man, ex latared, reasonable. 048-8068. WASHINGTON STREET 361A______ative ground. 8*6. 640-1427. Blankeita, and Other Aoceeaortoa THREE ROOMS, Brat floor, tur- place, and waU-to-waU carpet room, 3 baths, 2-sone heat, ga­ Prime residential section, kesort Proptrtjr ffir SakTTi T m M s Reatkiai Oar JUvartiMr? perienced, good opmetunity for LARGE 10 month aU German EVERYTHINO 3396.32 rage, only $18,500. Hutchins ,c & CX3URT ntohed, $80. J. D. Realty, 648- ing. FuU ceUar with rec room, room home. Large central hoU, BOLTON—Large 4-room Ranch, gbqd meribianic. Call Service fSiepherd, has riwta, $80. Call Prioe Inchidee Delivery, Set Up screened summer porch, well A geiu y, Realtors, 646-0103. big Uving room with flreplaca, huge stone fireplace, full base­ Trailers— Manager at 389-0811. Service, Guarantee, Immediate / ' 5139. OOTTAOE, near take, in Oov- M-Haar tatwariaf SaniM 8494806. Spacious and Beautiful 1 * 3 priced at $27,900. Wolverton dining room and kitchen down­ ment, porch, new heating syw Mobile Homes 6-A Delivery or Free Storage Until THREE ROOM furnished apart­ MANCHESTER Vlomlty—$18, sntry, $1,900. Oril 375*6*1. TRUCK DRIVER and general Bedroom Apartments. Agency, Realtors. 640-2818. 900. S bedroom ranch, buUt-in stairs. Three bedrooms and tern, 3 acres, outbtSldiiiipa s k a t e r MINIATURK poodle, Needed. Regardlees or TtaM. ment. Large closets. Private new bathroom upstairs. New Hayst Agency, 046-4800.______Fras la HsraM Raadan FOR RENT — Two bedroom Building—Contracting 14 Bonds—Stocks— Help Wanted—'Female 3S work. ApFy WUUam Pack registered female, 13 weeks, Appkancee Are ReoondHloned LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — Colo­ stove, fireplace, 160’ frontage Lumbar,, 3 Mata Street. PROM $120 PER MONTH entrances. Parking. Adults. 3991 heating system, porches, ga­ Suburban For §sk ^6 Med adrarttseeasatsT No mobile home, furnished. Call Mortgages 27 aH riiots, rweater, collar, l^ h And Guaranteed for 1 Tear Autumn, 3-7:80 p.m. nial, 6 large rooms, breeze­ Hutchins Agancy, Realtors, HEBRON — 4 room expandable a. A. mON, DfC. Roofing GIRL for fountain work, part- (Indudea heat, hot water and 646-0103. rage. A true family home, per­ after 6 p.m., 644-1728. time, nights. Holiday LiuiM COMBINATION short order and papers, loves ebildreo, |76. On Diaplay at Mata Store way, S-car garage, wooded lot, fect for schools. T. J. Orockett, BOLTON — 318,900. Sj^-IOVSl, 0^>e, large lot storme, elding, patatljw. Carpentry. AT- A FRESH START v/in lump SEE rr DAT cm n ig h t a t parking.) lAuidieonebte. oook and grill man. Apply ta OaU oa-oeoo. IH baths, excellent oondltloo, CONCORD RD. — Beautiful Realtor, 648-1677. large wooded lot. OaU the R.F., ecresns, 313,900. Reoaonabto HOMEMADE pickup camper, terationa and eddlUons. OsU- your debts into one easy pay­ * IMMEDIATE Business Locations ta a beautiful neighborhood, Dtanock 00., ReaMore, 640-0346. offer accepted. Owner 649* R*. A bed over cab, sleeps six, alum­ tags. Workmanship guaran- ment. If you have equity In person Canute’s Restaurant. WIRE HAIRED terrier puppies A—L—B—E—R—T—S ranch, large U-vtag room, for­ EIWUM Union, Conn., Routs 10, Exit OCCUPANCY For Rent 64 $26,400. Phllbrick Agency, 649- MANCHESTER — 8 room older 9110. inum windows and Jalouaied teed. Autumn i t 088-4880. property, call Frank Burke to tor sale. OaU 849-7248, eve. 876- 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD 8464. mal dintag room, cabinet BOLTON—cosy 5V4 room Ranch, 108. OPEN EVERY NIGHT THA. t kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recr home, cjmpletaly renovated, MRirERimi SERVICE door, along with a steel body, discuss ways and means. Con­ 0888. EllBavaton — dosed clroult TV THREE ROOM oCflce or busl-l aaaume m ortg:^e, $1,600. boUttas, 2 flreptacoa, huga liv­ BEST OFFER — Coventry. Ooay lIU H or \ truck. Asking 8600. DION CONSTRUCnON-Hoof- necticut Mortgage Exchange, andod tateroosn--buUt-taa—extra tion room, landscaped yard ing room, 3-car garage, 15 3 beteoom, nawty renovate^ Ing, riding, alterations, ceil­ Stenographer MALE part-time help wanted SINGER SEWING MactSna, ness, ground floor, 470 Mata Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, down. 8188. per monMi. Bhrerett 742-7442. 15 LewU St., Hartford, 248- for morning work. See Mr. oloeet Mace . . . and much Street, plenty of pwlclng. 649-j Agency. 649-8638. wooded acres. Hayed Agency; r o o t ’round home, central heat. ings, gutters and aluminum 8897. Live Stock 42 brand new, tor $09.00. Why set­ more! Oo) Oonwr 8. Adams and 648-5963. 648-4806. . Lake privileges. Near eehoola^ ^ d o w s . 848-4802. 8484880. Sears, Grandwsy, Psrkade tle for leas? Singer Sewing Cen­ 5229, 9-5. INCOME MINDED? -ITS-KII TRAVEL, TRAILER — 1084 No­ Requires shorthand and Oloott Sts. Just one block MANCHESTER—Large 4 room ahopping. Bnmedlato occu­ , YeeM haer Rem oi ' le JM mad, 21' completely self-con­ CREDIT RATING Grand Union Is a voluntary BOX STALL for horse tor rent, ter, 1 Mata Street Manches­ $15,800 — GOOD biurgaln on iM erselef at tho telaphiea CARPENTRY—Rec rooms, for­ typing, public ccmtact, ex- member of tbs Prsridsnt south o f Center St. Tri. 640- OFFICE and desk space nowj 6 room Ranch with 8 twin- Cape, full dormer, 3 baths, pancy. After 6 'pun., 6*65607. tained, sleeps 6, many eftras. corral, trail ride nearby. Call ter. 648-888$. 3652. daUy 11 sjn .-7 p.m. avaUable, new buUdtag. Secre­ Buy one of these beautiful Vernon mica, ceilings, cloeets, remod­ UNNECESSARY ceHent opportunity. Liberal Plan for Progress. 849^)178. sized bedrooms, flreplaced Uv- on bus line, $16,600. Owner- Priced right for quick sale. 742 eling, hatchways, attics fin­ employe benefit program. tarial answering service Domato buUt 2 • family Broker, 649-0636. VERNON — Must aril. Owner Mortgage loans, flrst-seoond- EVERYTHING ta atarClaad ra- homes and hve pracUoaUy ing room, and a family sized has enotiiar borne. 7 room im- AatenebUdd Fer Sak 4 8001 after 6:80 p.m. ished, concrete steps, floors, Phone Mr. James LeClair I^ART-TIMB help — Are you condiUonad usad furniture and LOOKDia lor anytUag ta teal on premises. Apply owner- j kitchen. FuU cellar, aluminum EXTRAS GALCmS i porriies, garsgea No Job too third, arranged. All kinds of at 525-0101, Ext. 238, for a looking for high paying part' tenant, 357 E. Cimter Street,! rent free. Unique Colonial SEVEN ROOM Raiaed Ranch, maculata SpUt, kitchen butit- AUanN HEALEY, bhie, realty. Confidential-reasonable. Articles For Sale 45 >llancas, high quality—iow sstate rentals — asartnunts storms and screens, carefully Large 7 room Ool6ai*al w ttli' small. 640-8880. oonfidentlol ^>pointmettt. time work? Ws nave a few cea LeBlane Funlture, 1$6 or can 649-4581. styling, exceUent location rec room, bulK4ns, 2 ceramic tne, dtalng area, family room, riletit eondlttoii. meagr ax- Garage—Service Albert Burke Agency, 983 Main, ? bomas, multiple dww^o*®*^ with aU utUttiee and top maintained. Wolverton Agency, attached garaga, 4 hed-tt laimdry room, 8 twin atoed bed­ HERAIJ choice openings for the right WAUA>APBR SALE — Many Street RoefcflUe. 376- J . D. Realty, 9464139. Realtors, 649-2818. tiled batita, 3-car garage, steel I. Oaa 848-4870 after 5. BIDWELL HOME Improvement Hartford. Office 527-7971, Ehre. men. Work is dignified and ta' patterns to choose from. quaUty oonatruefion make beam construction, 8 targe bed­ rooms, flrwtoos, otM. fuHt rooms, 1% bribe, gangs; 470? Storage 10 3174. Open 9A Houses For Rent 65 bath phis two half batbs,f Company—Roofing, riding, al­ 242-9400. tersating, and no experience Celling paint, — white latex. THRiBE ROOM apartment, first toese a wise Inveetment for $11,900 — A GOOD BUT. rooms, 2 flreplacea. J. D. Real­ lot. Other extras. Moke an of­ IIM FORD OoBrectible, wMte, FOR RENT — two story build­ terations, additions snd rs- OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD 33.95 per gsUon. Morrison SEWING MACHINE — Singer the keen buyer. OaU now ty, 648-6129, 64*8779. buUt-ln Oven and range,!’ fer. Baty Oaeasy Kitotofek, BOX LETTERS SM eawbaa, very good eoBdUloti, ie necessary. You will be Fven floor, beat and iiot water, $38 WORKING WIDOW wlB siiare 6 rooms In sxcellent condition, ing, about 2,000 sq. ft., suit­ modeling of all types. Excel­ thorough training. Starting pay Paint Stmre, 739 Mata S t automatic rig-aag, oabtari J. D. Realty do-. 0404129. before it’s too late. dtopoeal. Beautifel wooted<. Raritor^ 8755701, MM. er beet odOr, 848-0088. Business Opportunity 28 CORP. room furntohed Ranch with | central location. Wesley R. MANCHESTER — Luxurious lot on deadend *etjreet. V ri-,' able for shop or storage, 830 lent wcMtananriilp. 640-8490. $40. par wsek. Must be Ifigh model, exoeUent oondMfon, but­ married cotqde. References re-! Smith Agency, Realtor, 64$- Fdr Ym v monthly. Apply 10 Depot 581 CAPTTOL AVE. CLEAN RUGS, Uke new, so easy TWO ROOM heated apartment room Ranch, 3 full baths, main­ ue plus at $33,900. -r, \ VERNON — SH year old p h I fA I OMsnohUe, airss IIH HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ga­ RESTAURANT — BsUbliahed School graduate. Salesmen ton holee, ambraideie, hems, quired. 64941658 mornfnge. 1687. Square, AF- 10- need not apFy. Interviews 7:30 to do with Blue Lustre. Rent etc. Repoaoessed, was IK9.00, and bath. 149 Oakland Bt., $00. tenance free redwood exterior, room Ranrii, over half aera Model 88, en tai rages, breezeways, remodeling, choice Main Street location, HARTFORD, CONN. HAYES AGENCY /Kn,. etorm windows, dopre, me- riMon. Tour F^b near Center, very reasonable. p.m., 0 Oakwood Avs., W. Hart' electric sbampooer $1. The un^d batata 389.00, take 649-8339,94. SEVEN ROOM older home, family room with fireplace, COLLI* WAGNER . additions, rec rooms, bath­ ford, comer of Park Road. Sherwin-Williams Co. over payments at $3. monthly. 648-4808 bedrooms, 3 baths, lot 72x151 scenic acre lot. A must tee for pie ps^ed kttriwn ^tb bar, m Osa 848-3871. FOR RENT — Garage at SO rooms remodeled, ceiqent Call Mr. Day, 649-9204. E. J THREE AMD FOUR room Suburbaa For Rent 66 289-0241 . .firaplace with paneled weU, 3 Carpenter, Realtor, 849-5061. An Equal Opportunity City Sewing Center, HUttord, Marlon B. Robsrtaon, Realtor. the quaUty consdous. Hayes l l i l t t y at Laurel St., onll 843-4884. walls and -floors, block walls, Ekitpiloyer 323-M76. ^Murtmanta, Including heat, BOLTON CENTER Apartments,! 648-5953. Agency, 643-4808. |tad*J»w*. bathe, wtnutea outside painting. For prompt INK DRUMS, OO-gaUon, suitable hot wstar, and gaa for cook­ Comer Brandy St. and Btvton! and Parkway, for nibbUh, $3.60. CaU 04S-3TU. ing. Electrlo remgerator and 4H ROOM Cape, fencod In flag­ SO. WINDSOR — charming old­ 90-DAY 100% Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 service and quaUty workman­ TO SETTU: an eatata — flir- Ceotm Rd., nm 8 r o o ^ ,^ ^ ! MANCHESTER — do you real RANCH — 6 large rooms, dining riibrt■ ?ars wniit to Skinner Ro m ship, call 649-4291, Leon Oee- sMure, flieplaca set, diahi stove futnUhed. d u 649-7834 hot water, stove,‘ rsCrlgerator, ‘ ‘ toe this Ranch to longer than room, large Uving room with stone patio, turn around ame- er I room Oolontol on shaded ichool and Bgb School. 876- PRIME OPPORTUNITY PRODUCTION FOR ” a Job wen doM taeUng" or 6494779. between 6-7 pm. acre. Modem kttchen, 3. bathe, 1080 HARLET-DAVID60N with x y i^ i. HIARDREISSER wanted, exper­ atetfaes, h im g e , etc. 1-0 p.m. 8U5. 949-3368, 648-4313. the frontage on some buUding fireplace, 8 bedrooms, ons car site drive, garage, no nbeded 8630. GUARANTEE ienced preferred. OaB Lovely { clean carpets with Blue Luftre. aU weak ^34 O’Leazy br. garage, level lot, $16,900. PhU repairs, 816,900. J. D. ReaKy, cotbuildlngs. Only $19,1. electric starter on display. CARPENTRY WORK —Build­ Rent electric ehampooer $1. THREE ROOMS, recently re­ lots? That's right — 63 feet. TOLLAND — 3 aeras; New 8^ Lady BMUty Salon, 649-7688. ROCKVIUE — 4 rooms, clean, 26 fMt wide, too! That's big brick Agency, 649-8464. 643-8129, 643-8779. Hayes Agency, 648-4806. ' Plus 2 yoftrs 16% discount XLCH model, all colors. 50 cc ing, remodeling, kitchen cab­ Cota operated laundramat- MACHINISTS P a F 's Paint A Wallpaper Sup­ MAmOANT bedroom set; sea- decorated, $75 moothly. J. D. first floor, heat, stove includ-{ room , .Ranch, , buflt-la oven- model, .8280., full price. Harley- inets, etc. No Job too small. Realty, 643-6130. in anybody’s book. 1612 sq. ft. OVERSIZE 6 room custom built VERNON—Custom buUt RatoM OB parts and labor on used ic combination in Manchee- RN or LPN, 11-7 shift. Part or | ply- tional sofa; mahogany coffee ed. Oril 876-4946. to be prectee. Imagine painting MANCHESTER — beautiful rengSf Hreptaae, exorilent loca­ Davidson Sales, 46 Psu-k Street, Free estimates Fven. Call 649- ter. Excellent location, do­ full-Ume. Laurel Manor, 849- What Do YOU Consldw table: good condition. 040-1393. room SpUt one year old, excel Cape, flreptaca, attached ga­ Ranch tai idea reel dentiel area, tion; $15,760. Ralted Ranch, * 4 1968 and 1964 ears. Hartford. 247-9774. 0649. OOLLBCnON of hand guns, MANCHESTER Garden apart­ COVENTRY — Six room sin­ a house like that Never rage, many extras. Onto $800 ready for immediate ocou- ing a very good business. 4619. Important In a Job? ? ment — SH room apartment, mind, it’s completely encased lent condition and location )$}7,900. RocievlUa Realty, 643- -> 0< Priced for quick sale. Call about 04 guns, mostly anflques, lies KBNMORB washing ma- gle, stove and refrigerator in­ built-ins, dishwasher, IH baths, do-wn. Cbar-Bon Real Estate, cy, selling tor $30,800. ObB 9138, 876-3537. tegatter low Oherroiet Impala Super MOTOR SCOOTER TWN ‘Tes- selling wtxde ooUecUon only. heat, hot water, stove, refrig- cluded, large jrard, garden ta aluminum siding with storm hdtaf the 8), V-8. COUNTER GIRL for 7 p.m.-l chtao ta exceUant condition. rec room , garage, toty;e lot 643-0688. r F. Dtanock Co., 6495346 Sport 3-door Hardtop, sy” , running condition, as is, Roofing snd Chimneys 16-A a.m. shift. Please apFV Mister SECURITY T Tel. tU-0717 after 4 p.m. For further information eaU arstor .and parUiu, very nicCe space avallaUa, eenter of town, windows to match. R’ b got Paul Oorrenti, 6465668. OVER Um kne in Toftend — a ~ »? d a .M O r aatom atte $80. 844-0713. $110. per month. Office 10 For­ family room with a fireplace, Full price 1.900. Over 100 Donut, 306 Weri Middle Tpke. WAGES AND BENEFITS T 8394044. Mrs. Krakotoky. within) walking distance to lake j more listings aU price ranges MANCHESTER -r Porter St. 10 room Ootootol type homo etoa, powar brakes, powsr ROOnNO — gpriiafiriiig IW J. D. REALTY CO. THIS CASH coupon worth $10. est S t, 048-0000 or 0484090. and stores. AvaUable tor right] a huge Uving room with; a pie area, 4-bedroom ^ llt level, SO’ WINDSOR — Ranch, whMi ‘wUI proMde up to S T e w IsMw wH be atssring, bucket seats, rs- psdring roofs of all kliids, new WOMAN wanted for part-time OPPORTUNITY? toward the purchase of any REFRIGERATOR, aiutamatlc ture window, 3 very large bed­ Cril the Ellsworth Mitten Agen­ rooms, family room, oatpoit, Business Services tenant at price below market. cy, Realtors, 64SteS0. Uving room, 38’ kitchen, fin­ -bedroame, % acre tot, aS for tMEid E the Mo, vinyl raof, whits slde- roofs, gutter woik, chLuneys 643-5139 848-8779 cleaning, 10-12 hours weekly. WCOIKING OON DinONB? IU3A or Zenith cFor set Save washer, portable sewing THREE — Rooms, fiuntebed Call Louis R. Smith, 742-6649. rooms, a utility room for wash­ ished rec room, completely air- aluminum etorms, $16,900. the uribriievable tow price of am yea’es xm wuS ttrae. Offered 13 cleaned, repelrod. Aluminum 043-9686 mornings. as much as $80. on most ehlne, hamper, breakfast or unfurnished, gas heat, rea' er and dtyer, 2 ceramic bath- MANCHESTER — executive conditioned, only 4 years old, RockviUe Realty, 64»*Ut, 376- 311,900.. Oonventtoori flnane- M t R w B be SAVE riding. 10 years’ experience. models Just by buying H from BtiseaUaneouB. 649-3063. sonable, adiUts, pariting. New ROCKVmjC — 8 room modem roomo, mtd a kltriien big looks Uke new. Bbr further In­ 3537.______, ...... ______tag. Wotverton Agency, Reel- TOfr ARE A-1! Truck is A-1! Free ssUmmtes. Call Howlcy, DEPENDABLE WOMAN for If you do, why not look in­ bedroom modern home in Ideal to a poritkm at Fuller us. Better Homes Color T-V Bolton Rd.> 9164880. apartment with bath, heat, enough to hold an old farii- location. Shown by appointment formation, can the R. F. Di­ toin ddo-aau, . , ISSi Ramfaiar Olasals 770, Crilars, attics, trash, small 8484081, ai l Mil . FULLY EQUIPPED resteuraiX cleaning private home weekly. | Center, 68 Unton St., RockVllle, HOTPOINT elaetrte stavn, swlv- first floor. CaU 875-4220. loned family dinner and Khaa a VERNON—Immaculate 5 room trucking done A-1 right! Call and pizaa shop, exceUent loca Brush. Expanding buetaeae ri rocker, brown; good aoo' PTVB RO(Ht apartment with only. Bel Air Reri Estate, 648- mock Co., Realtors, 640-6346. green. 3 - door Hardtop, References. 043-1204. in our new plant providea 870-4444. > buUt-ta oven, range and dtoh' 9S33. Ranch, on lOCixlOO'let, 3 gea- BOLTOH — Leiga Ztiodroom power atssring, autonmtlc 843-2928, Tranano Trucking tion, main road to shore, two tion. 640-96tt. garage, TrambuU Street, avaU­ WILUMANnC — 4 room apart­ washer—even a picture win­ OVERLAND ST. — OversUed erous bedroomo, temUy deed R u te , 946x9W wooded dot. Senrice. Heating and Plumbing 17 mllee to UCh^. Small Invest BAKERY SALESLADY, experi­ new opportunity and an able April 1st TeL 648-8684. trsaMBriaslon, reiHo, heat- ovwttaie schedule. In' addi­ SUPER STUFF, aura nuf! ment (new bouse), wall-towaU dow. AU this and a 2-ear ga­ brick Cape, on -wooded lot, kitchen, IF paneled Uving huge Svlng loom,* ar, low milssgs, vary ment. Stom ^ -4208. enced. Apply in peraon, Mario’s I That’s Blue Lustre tor cleaning HOLMAN BAKER twin ri carpeting ta spacious Uving Mancheater room, ofi hot'tmter beat, alu­ trim, waU to wiR UMrr — Um t jumle M A M Rubbish Removal — PLUMBING AND Heating re­ Bakery, 829 Main St. tion. we are only minutes mattress and boxaprlnr. Bxori- MANCHB8TBR — modern first rage situated on a 150x300 lot must seU to settia astata. tatty Wari l A l e ^ B V SMsa. complete rubbish services. pairs and new installafiona. rugs and upholstery. Rent elec­ room. 1-4SS-6746, for $36,900. Oh yea, and excel- down, and two upstaln thome minum •atorms and screens, WBikdn from the Mancheater area tric ehampooer $1. Oloott Va­ tent ocodRIon. u 6 - 9 i^ . floor 3^ room apartment CUSTOM 2 FAMILY buUtrM#, 31B.M*WoIvertan ■oeFbaL CMld's pst I 12,086 Commercisd, professional, raei Special attention to emergen­ Help Wanted^—Female 35 BOCPERIENCED clerk • tyFs with easy accees, no traffic stove aM refrigerator, near lent neighbora, too. Wolverton are roughed In. Porches front Ityt’ te*' riety Store. COMPLETE Hollywood beds, Agency, Realtors, 640-3S13. at«d back. Chicken coOp. Asking ' A g^ty. Raqltors. 649-2818. ■hioto, butitteet'' 1084 Frikxxi OanvertaMs, green, dentiol. New Incinerator c e s . Tel. 649-3928. for general office work. Writ er parkl^ problem. bus and ahopping, only $00 BuUder to ready to etort a diw u, 18. Full cnee emFled, EXPERIENCED hairdresser Box M, Herald. eornloea, chafr, $i40; beauttful monthly. Hayes Ageqey, 943- Buainefio Property $16,000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 3 peaieled raeMatfakr~ fSoms, 0 cylinder, autoinatic NEW PLUMBING and heating NEW RAISED RANCH 3 5tt and 6tt 'duplex ta one 648-16n. pate, »aar haated^sdngi; ahi- 13. 649-9707. wanted, full-time. LuJon Salon Boats and Accissoriss 46 drapertes, carpeting, table, 4809. For 1^6 70 of Manoheat^a fin est ToBond transmission. Stuip look­ ooR^pany, let’s get acquainted. of Beauty, 848-1986. CATALOG FREE. I’U send you Right now we have several rooms, one full and two half mtanes oembtaaMbt e awtaage, ing ear. openings for first-class men small leJEe, reastxmbls. 032- baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, dining' areas. Now to your chance STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone Faucets leaking? Save your 476-page Popular Club catalog. 1908 10 H.P. KFY, Mercury out­ 4883, 822-4018. MANCHESTER — new OOlootal M a i n BTREBT site, near Cen­ GREEN MANOR Area—3 room OUTDOOR LIVING 114,900. t46580r. ' * V ,1 9 0 wsUe, fireplsoee, flagstone ter­ faucets. I will pack any faucet, Let y ^ friends shop from it. on the second shift 4^ room flats and duplexes, ter, with building of 6,600 M. room, family room, one car to make any changes^ fit Ranch, 8 bedrooms, 3 full board motor, good for racing garage, $23,0 WAITRESS for Toeeday, Thurs­ f 4803. aton, bucket sente, wh4te Mandieeter Exchange—Enter­ faction gnanukaad. Oril eff- An Equal Opportunity trade. Closed Mondays. F. E years old, good condition, $130. MANCHESTER — Two separate rage, haU acre, beautiful view, prise 1945. ISIO. day, Friday and Saturday, S)mi>loyer '* Bray, 737 Main Street, State 94S-0678, between 4-8 p.m. MANCHESTER — New 7-room sldawelki. BUSINESS ZONE m — IMght Garrison Colonial, 12x34 Uving Ranohee, wril to 'waH carpet­ KlSStf Barrows«^Wallace exceUent value ri $E,800. Own­ hours 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. Go(^. FULL ■ ‘TIME babysitter. Call | Theater Building.. SO MAIN ST. — 3 rooms, heated, 1667. MANCHESTIB PARKADB er 8755146. $1,460 LAND CUIARINa, trM ra- wagsa and condiUons. Apply rooms with two offices, sep­ rMm, family room, built-in ing, riumlmnn storms and Millinery, Dressmaking 19 between 4-5 only, 646-0274, $80. CaU 949-3606. doora, garage, plus much more. MANCHESTER 649-5306 1SS3 Cbsvrolst Impsia 8 - door moval, and chain saw work. Charcoal Broiler, 080 K. Mid­ Garden—Farm—Dairy Musical Instruments 5S arate entrance, suitable forj Ititchsn, qtacious lot. Priced WEST SIDE — Neat 4-room ‘ '^DfOOMB TAXES p n f«r e d in A. Michaud. 742-8098. MAN EXPERIENCED in tire businees or professional uoa right. Bayes Agsney, 648-4808. Everett Agency, 849-8088. Hardtop, green, V-4, auto- EASTER OUTFITS made U> or­ dle T]Ae. SOMEONE to etay with acboot work for position in Service THREE R o o m s , |75 monthly. home, all large rooms, alumi­ Wanted Real Bstato 77 ymv home. Call Raymond P. youngster. School Street, 2:30- Products 50 FOUR-STRma banjo, exceUent Available April let 36 Church Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. ROCKVILLE — neat 6 room matie trawenleelon, radio, TYPEWRITERS — Standard der — do It now. Also, altera­ Department of Tire C!enter. MANCHESTER — $2,900. as- SIX ROOM Ranch, large kitch­ num storms, shaded yard, ga­ ".ysw sH 040-T461. sail hsntsr, posrar wtndowa, tions, repairing. Call 848-8602 WANTED WOMAN to oare for 6:46 three afternoons a week. condition, new head, $30. 949- 9 t iBijuire 33 Church Bt rage, near bus, eboning, Rancli, entry foyer, flrepiaee, FRIVAXE Party — te Man- and slectrlc. Repaired, over­ riiildren in my home while Subftanttal starting salary plus APPLES—Macs and OorOaada aumes G.I. mortgage on this en-dinette recently redecorat­ power briritea, whtte atde- after 0. 848-2201. 1427. ed. paneled fireplace in Uving Hayes Agency, 648-4808. paneled kitchen wall, 876 toot '^dtoitar er BoHon, 6 roeme) with hauled, rented. Adding ma­ mother works. 876-8088. extras. Phone Rockville, 876- No. 1 and No. 3. Bunce Farm, ADC ROOM apartment near Houses For Sale 72 t • room Ranch, attaehed gar­ lot, convenient to everything.' INOOMB TAX rstnna, hori- wnla. chines rented snd repsdrsd. 1688, for interview. 14 Spencer Bt. age, S bedrooms, big flreplaced room, exceptionally nice neigh­ leige lot, to |U,0(jb. Stafford GENERAL OFFICE work, 0 ritopping eenter end soboola, MANCHESTER — New 8 room fu.too. Bety Geaegy Krtotof^J ■ ■ I, 664-7966. nam and IndlvMuaL ptoparad $1,796 Pickup snd delivery senrice. Movins—Trncklng- lECRBTARY, Downtown Man­ days, 8716 hour week, perma­ KANCHESTBR — modern. Im­ Uving room, huge kitchen with borhood, near schools and MAN for wnohing and oleaning BOOS, freeb daUy, special Wearing Apparel—Fura 57 $Ud. zm heitt end hot water. shopping. Owner 549-4316. executive Colonial, 4 large bed­ Realtor, 8755701. by fuE-thaa tacooM tax ae- Yale Typewriter Service, 649- Storage 20 chester. Must be mature with nent, recent local references Oril 649-9746 after 8. maculate 6 room Ranch, 8 bed­ dining area, excellent condi­ rooms, spacious U-vtag room aountant. Haw laws aCtsettag IMS ddMwirile 4-door Hard- 4986. «>pd skills. $1 open. Pentagon cars, steady Job. Chorches Mo­ March 36 and 37 only — extra LADT’fl WINTER coat, rise 13, rooms, dining room, full base­ tion, $16,900, Wolverton Agen­ required, must be good at fig­ tors, 80 O ^ lan d Bt., Man­ large, 3 dozen for $1. Also, SIX ROOM Cape, fine location, formal dining room, kitchen VERNON — 6 year old 5room rstlrsment taeoms. Raymond tep, maroon, V-d, auto- ICANCHBBTBR Delivery. Light EmFoyment, 988 Main Street, ures, own transportation neces­ cranberry srlth gray Perelen SIX ROOMS, newly redecorated, ment, kitchen with built-ins. cy, Realtors, 649-2818. Ranch, 65; 54 feet'kmg, has 3 matie trunsmtsrinn, power SHARPENING Service—Saws, trucking and package dritvary. chester. 643-3793. other elsee. Applet—^Boldtelns. exceUent home, new garage, and family room, rustic beams, ~ CHrard. OaB eoDact S78-TS63. Hartford, (opposite G. Fox) sary. CaU Mr. Feldman, 389- lamb trim; man’s overcoat oU heat, otter ddldren, no pete, Bel Air Real Eatate, 643-9333. central fireplace, 3% tiled full ceramic baths, 3 flrsplaees, srtadosra, pow er. brakes, knlvss, axes, shears, skates, Rsfrigeratora. washers and 349-0611. Delicious and Winesaps, ap­ oaU after 6 p.m ., 649-9782. EPRUCB STREET — 6 room fireplace, oonvenlenT to Now Available -VEDOtAL nOOME taxaa rotary blades. Quick servics. 4887. proximately 4-6 Ibe. ta eeUo I sUe 88-40; both axeeUent con- sehoote, shopping and places of baths, complete built-ins, S-car aU .'kitchsn buUt-tae. Ideal tor p e w e r etaering, white stove movtag spiclmlty. FFdteg Sale8men Wanted 36-A dltlon. 646-1078. home, garage, ameelte drive, large family or for relatives or One ftuae bedraeee apnrt- prsparsd with your aartaga la sidewalle. Fine automobile. CapitC Equipment Co., 38 chslrs few TM. S49-87B. MATURE WOMEN — Tour age bags. 50c. 173 S. Mata S t WINTER tIHEET — new 3 very good condition, aaktag woretap. J. D. Rarity Co., 64S- garage. Truly a fine home in a mind. Rsaaonnable ratsa. Ed Main BL, Manchester. Hours 51M, 648-8779. estige area. Asking $88,900. In-laws. Near Lake .Street sanM .at Calonlnl Manor, $2,190 is not a handicap. D you have room apartment, etove, refrig­ WALL TO WALL $18,900. Cril Paul J. Owranti adMoL 135,500. Batty Oeoeay 173 SpnMO St. Hen*; bot ward J. Baylea, S4S-8246. dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9, Satur­ several hours a day and are Help Wanted— Male 36 Fertilizers 50-A erator, dtopoeal, a*r oonUUon- SlU Robert D. Murdock, UAR Painting—Papering 21 Wanted—To Buy 58 Agency, 848-686$. , TUCK ROAD — T room Ooloalal, Realty Co., Inc., 848-2603, 648- Krtotofak, Realtor, 876-0701. water, etavo, nMgarator, day 7-4. 648-7958. able and willing to work, Avon en, heat and hot water, ga­ parking, pthrato Botte and -INCOME TAXES prsparsd by FITZGERALD FORD iiACHiNisri', au arouna, nui- a ▼ //^riTT v FOR SALE — weH rotted cow CARPET ICBNTRAILT LOCATED — Ex­ targe paneled family room, 3 6472. rstired Intsmal rsvanus offi- INSURE and outride painting. has a wonterful earning oppor WB BUT, IBLL or trad# on- rage if wanted, quiet nelghl^- ANDOVER — 4 room imma­ ten aSw. 316956 APPUANOTS rspaired — all You name your own price. time only. Apply 384 Hartford AU 1 UM UDiLc manure by the load, delivered pandable Cape, 4 down, 3 un­ fireplaeee, buUt-ins, waU-to- ' aar, Marvin Dakar. OaB S4S INC. tunity for you. For interview Road. I I . . tiqus and used furniture, china, hood, near park, basement MANCHESTER — Just a hop, culate home. Huge ttitchen aitd makes washers, refrigsrators, 649-7883, 8 7 5 - ^ . at your home call 389-4932. on Saturday. Phone 648-7406. gtoae, sflver, picture trsmes laundry. Phone 649-9644 or 649- finished up. Plastered walls, weU cec^ , porch, 2 garages, ' d m W1ND0OR AVB., ROCKVnXB fresMrs, drysrs, n s and elec­ Stays in this 6 room gorgeous wooded lot. Hutchins skip and a Jump from the bus living ropm,* fieidstone fire­ EXPERIENCEHl window clean' Slid old oo*as, old done and 9404, fireplace, recently painted, 1% line. An expandable Cape with place, new furnace, $10,000. Bel Goloetol Gala. ZNOOMB TAX RETURNS pc*- Tottaod Ckerntya Oldeot tric raiiges. Oil burners EXTERIOR and Interior paint­ guns, hobby oofleettooe, attie 'Ranch. Large, sunny kitch­ r cent mortgiMre. Hayaa Agency, 646-0101. cleaned and repaired. Coama ing. Wallpaper books. Faper-Paper er wanted. Apply 40 Oak St. or SALESMAN Ifoiueliold Goods en. Walk-out basement. four rooms finished. Immacu­ Air Real Estate, 6**9382. Heat, hot water, el . pared. Samuel J. Turktagton FORD DEALER call 849-0384. oonteata or whoia aetetee. Fur­ FOUR LARGE beautiful room ency, 64S-4808. friga n ior, Appliance, 849-0000. hanglim. CelUngs. Floors.. FVlly tanemailt, flret floor, eriddle K MANCHESTER — Rriok veneer late aa can be, with natural , Jr., SM -T m . FREE -*- Combination gaa and niture Repair Bervie# Taloott- Oolcnlri-Cape buiK 1964-66, fea- woodwork, natural paneled OPRN DAILY 9—0 nsured. oitonanshlp guar­ MAN TO WORK in heat treat­ One at area’s leading deal­ oil range, good condition. 648- vUle, OUm. TW. 643d'46* age 001^ . 648-6018. I COLONIAL—6 geoarous ole i.- M9-44M INCOME TAXES pivparad ta •70-8060 S48-24M LAWNMOWXSt Sharpening; re­ anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. ACT NOW ers. Minimum age 35. Mar­ rooms, modem kitchen, naw- turea iaokide a 3-car garage, doors, too! Kitchen has drop- pairs, sales, rotor blades ing department, third shift, | 1800, 849-8170. JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. in ovtn and range, fireplace in NOTICE C49-6544 your hoBM er« by appointment. I f no answer, 643-9043. 11:20-7:20. Apply ta persMi. ried man preferred. Must FOUR ROOK Apartment eee- redeooratad throughout, 3 fUU b a t^ 3-aoae heat, 3 bed- Bqparlanoed' tax work. 34- CLEAN 1904 Ptyraouth 4-door shsrpensd; bicycle sales, serv- have minimum of .High WANTED — tw o maribte tap ood Roar, etove,- refrigerator, L..1,900. PhUbriok Agraoy, rooma witii onanelon room for Uving room, oil hot water heat, Thera wiH bv a laoittng oT tha loe. Manchester Cycle Shop, INTERIOR and exterim’ paint This is an opportunity to Liberal benefits. Klock Com- | 649-6261 Vernon Zoning Board''of Ap­ hour Can MS-479S. eaten, good running condition, Join our company located School eduoatloa. Experi­ huraeni. Oril 6484066, adutta. 64*6868. 649-149-8464. a fourtiu bulltin kitchen, 14x16 picturesque location. Wolver­ will pass taapecUon. RIO. Call 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 849 tag, wallpapsr removed, fully pany, 1272 Tolland T’l^e. ence not necessary, write dining room, 14x31 living room ton Agency, Realtors, 649-3818. peals on Tuesday, Ajprll.t, UM, lOM. insured. Rene Belanger, 643- In downtown Hartford. We at 8:00 p.m. at the PphUc 8afe- ELBCntOLUX Sates and 9404M08. have several interesting RESPONSIBLE married man, I stating quaHfioatione and IFOUR R d O K duplex, eutomeit^ I PRIVACY — 5H acres, custom with fireplace, immediate oc­ tea, heated rspreaetdsrivi 0512 or 644-0604. gas hsat, adulta preterred. built Garrison Colonial, t»eei MANCHESTER — Ranch styled ty Bullmng, West Roiul, Vernon HAVE PICK-UP Truck, wlH do permanent positions open sales and mechanical ability, information to P.O. Box Rooms Unthout Board 69 *0 cupancy. Wolverton Agency, _tred Ameh, 110 Bryan 1900 FORD Falriaoe, slanterd 709, Manchestor, Conn. Our WANTED . Avrilable A pril l , 64S<6806. MANCHESTER — Two-tamily, way, double garage, recreation Realtors, 649-2813. Cape, 6 rooms, 3-car basement Center,' at which time the. jfol' R^ol EsM« : *— - • - at4.ai«i. riiM, T-0, Steer, good tires>,^ odd Jobs, chain ssw work, eord PAINTma, EXTERIOR and for wmnen with olerioal ap­ lawn mower repairs, honest, | 4-4 duplex, 3 heating systems, present good appearance, driv­ ealsHnen know about thla •THE THCnCPSON OM- room, flraplaoes, beauUfuUy garage. New price. Everett lowing apipwU wUl be heard: good running eontetion, |M0.^ wood tor sale. 742-8016. Interior, paperhanging, wall­ titudes. In addition to con­ Full-time and psrt-iime tags Itreet, oontrally THREE ROOM apartment, plus new siding, storms, 2-car gar­ LnCB NEW — 6 room Coknual, Agency, 649-8688. Edwin M. ..Convene,. Jr.; paper removed, dry wall work. venient location, we offer er’s licence, references re­ ad. landeeaped, acenie view. w w C H lY lia IHE DAIRY OuesM en West CUl 040-7818 I er 046-9240. experienced gauge and laiga ptoeaeatly 6 carriage bouse, country setting age, near ail schools. Hayes Hutchlna Agency, 646-0108. brick and ehlngle exterior, DBA Vernon SbnU,- Route MMAe Tpke and Hariford Rd. Reasonable rates. Fully In­ ideal working hours, ocm- quired, salary, Manchester Cy­ near golf course. 649-4605 days, Agency, 648-4808. NEW U8TINO — Six room SpUt TREE REMOVAL and land tool makers to worii oit ‘ roome, parfcUg. Oal Mastered waUs, lireptocs, din­ SO, Vernon, seeking, pa»- W6 u6ed th6 fonowioE are now opsn. FORD *1980, whito Ctetexie, m - sured. Free eetimatee. 649- genlal surroundings and’ cle Shop. 649-2008. lor evon lgh t aai e v e n l^ 944-0181. ing room. Owner will sacrifice. with rec room, taatiu, beau­ clearing service, 742-6018. 9658, Joeeph P. Lewis. liberal beneftta. For further aircraft parts. ALTON ITREBT Custom intoaion fo r a)Uaed ear dtaij- cellent condition, must ’'3 seen, gueet rata* BI8SELL STREET — 4-famlly, Hayea Agency, 643-4803. tiful enoloeed patio wtih Jalou­ er’a Uoanaa for the ehove propertias for cliefthi information or to arrange TOOL MAKER or aU around FOUR lARGB rooms, newly return, owner, 649-6239, bulK 5room CMoniri. 3 down, ‘hr’ -lrg 1798., 846-7986 after 6 LET MB FERTILIZE your sie wtaKfowM, extra large ga­ named smvIm etatlon ri ADxkMii • to buy immM- PsrsoiiAls p.m., all day Satwday and Sun- EDWARD R. PRICE, decorator, interview, call Mies Dia- machinist, experienced with | Top Wages snd ROOia FOR RENT, one hiook deooreted,' second floor, heat, 3 tq>, rec room, 3-cer garage, lawn. Qusxantee no bum or paperhanging (books fur­ Aircraft parts. All benefits. FIREPLACE nice section, good value at MANCHESTER — Bolton Hne. rage, targe kX, combtawtion . Phoenix- Street and iM n k distSly. tey. mond, 378-3100. Benefit Plan from Mrin Straet, tree peril­ hot water, parking, adults pre- Extra large, modem split on 'Windows, city utihtlec, hot sra- PTATB U C E NitED rest haaM rirealfi. Mike ’Taft, 848-7407. nished), Interior and extarior Dean Machine Produota, 1001 COLONIAL—Hugo family sized only $18,000. T. J. Crockett, SO, Vernon. ing, kttdien prlvUegee, gentle- tarradt m pete. H30. monthly, Realtor, 6U-1677. beautiful 1% acre lot In pres­ ter oU. heat, fire^^ce, near Mntralty loeatsd, raaaonabla 1888 PLYMOtriR Station Wag­ painting, ceilings reflnished. Adame Street. men o ^ . 64M137. 648-8844. kitchen, dining room, living Norman Obueb. ' ratsa, Maadty Homes, cluirches, industrial — WOOD tige area. Seven spacious echooto, bus line. Chartee Lea- Chairman on, radio, hastsr, 8 cylinder, Household Serviced E. & S. QAQi CO* room with fireplace, 3 bed­ r^ms, IH baths, garage, dry, perance, 649-7630. TsL 9T6-10U. standard shift, needs body fully insured., 649-1008. AETNA CASUALTY PART - TIME handyman for LARGE BUNDLES MANCHESTER — SH room rooms, IM, beuto, acreened John Maaqn, Seeratary used car washing, tire chang­ sunny basement. Reduced to work. $100. 848-2087. Offered 13-A k SURETY CO. Mitchell Drive BLBBPINO ROOM for fentle- apertment, haated, hot watar, p e r oh , 330,900. PbUbrlck Mancheeter THREE BBIXUX>M Oarrtoon Zoning Board at Appeals lUDB WANTED to Aaytan Ava- ing, etc., hours 8 or 9 a.m. low 30’s. Owner 449-8636. Vernon Ftaf Distrlet REWEAVXNG of bums, moth EIcctricsl Services 22 man, free pariting. 04S-4m. duplrit, ouburtto. Adulta. 649- Agency, 649-3484. Oolontol, good oondltian, lovely Bue, Hartford, le a v ^ Man- 1800 FORD WAGON, good con- HARTFORD BRANCH to 12 or i p.m. See Tom Duff, .0064. MUST SEE "ehestar Gresn area between 8 ditten, newly rebuilt trsnamts- holes. Zippers repslred. Win­ Carter Chevrolet Co., 1339 Mata RANCH — 3 bedrooms, garage, | 65 DUPLEX, new boating, wir­ nelghbortMod, B ow en School, z * FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt An Equal Opportunity IKXnc FOR RENT, rale ing and phmtfng, S19im. J-D, tow 30’e. CaU 649-3104. and 8:90 a.m. OaU 849-4840. rion. V-8 8300. oa-0018. dow shades made to measure, St., Manchester. ; borne. U9 OoDpar Bui m ., i THERE WILL BE a 4 room poreb, ouatom built ta 1907^ on I sll sUes Venettsn blinds. Keys service on all types of electric­ Bmployar t' MiM 6% room Ranch Realty, 4435139, 4415779. al wiring. Licensed and in­ tenement Idta ta tbs ariddta of a beautiful la m wooded loti t o ^ kxta M O bE R N 6 room OiAfeitol, tie i jrANIVD — Rite Ip IfiortdB 1964 DODGE, both ' fair, SKcri- made while you wait. Tape re­ INSPECTOR, sxperienoed with! 3UTONETIO AprU, alee looaute at 117 sritb prtvaoy on eSpldee, ptue| MIUIMI u m 'w eek of April 30th. Raferencas lent running oono Ition, 2-door, corders for ren t Mariow% 867 sured. Wilson Electrical Co., Aircraft parts. Must be abte to o i ^ b i i o , Include MANCHESTER — modem 3 Monoheator Green, roe room, r ‘ ' Manchester, 849^*817, 043-1888. 1 LARGE OQMFOWKABUP roeai. P ioiyeot l e q t 648-8773 a 16x13 swimming pool with ell bedroom'Rafioh. tuU baoement, phu many extrae, ■ tovriy exoheieed. OaU SM-iUl Mt m . 913 Oakland •treat 849- Mata., 649-533L make bis own setup. AU bene­ ' pnvata 'hath,' off etifeet jxirfe- Aecaasories. Stay off the busy! flreplaoe, attached garage, FOR COUNTRY u vorq WE ARB LOC«INO for a girl fits. Dean Machine Products, TmUttMlSSiM encloeed porch, city eewers. two fir^tlacet, nicely treed lot, neighborhood, near school and WITH ALL ClM ' ; • P-M. 9408. FURNITURE REFINISHED — W. I. aLENNEY waqt sMq, 646-1368. duplex, 3-car ga- highways this summer, the life near Bowere School. Bel Air shopping. Owner 643-4064. Fhwr Ii*1iiishiBC 51 with axecutiva secretarial abil' 180 Adams Street. »’ " '■ ‘ei ■' 'i...... ■ ' rdge, |M. Adulta only. 188 West AU tor only 317,900. 1916 CHEVROLET Steor eedan, ootors,’ changed, bums and Ity to fiU the position of secre' 336 N. Main Bt—666-5163 TROUBLE? West you save may be your own. Real Estate. 948-9883. OONVBNIBNqBSI scratches removed. Msnehee- FLOOR SANDING and nfln- Center Street, Menoliseter. Swim' in your own backyard, AatMMbflM Ftr Salt 4 sot up tor ouarter mile racing, tary for an attorney in Man- ApartmeRtcte-Fkti— 6fB-9706, ■ood eot Itam. Call after 0:10, ter Reftatehlng, 643-9283. lahlng (mectallataf ta olter Chester. Aonllcant will need to oArPrM Root Ttst $34,900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- COLU k WAGNER ROCKIEDGB — large custom Wte ter funitobing ■BED CART Tom’ floors). Waxing floork. Paint­ Tenamentf 68 3464. 4 bedroom CotootoL bullt-tae, Cbotoe taoaMon haOdtet' iiddooo. be an exoeUent typist and able AM T y p «i BRAND MBW Euptata 3 targe materlala aad parformtag the tf y m Ihms sueh ft; ad dosniT taiott oa down pay- ing. Celltaf*. P^wrhani^. to take shorthand. Accuracy VA batita, *5 «r .fa n g s, gar- 4H ROOK i heat end rooms, adults, 3 w . Oonvanleiit MAMOHEBTER — Derlinoutli 288-0241 ------woodoS Ipt Btysa AgeiH work for; Tlghte, ootor end elr ■ w ish ft: sooBtr Raakrig FORD COUNTRY figulre, I960, Building—Contracting 14 No Job too smaU. John var- and efficiency in work and the M eet, TeniM oonditioiUiif rit. UAL Fori Of- -dtan? Don’t doopairl t na ming sr automatte trans- falUh, 649-670a WANTED ‘ Hsiglito, 7 room Orietdri. PA ■ 7 CARPENTRY—32 veara «mo- desire to become a permanent A'AII WwlL. Sedbefha, S Sreptaoee, taiie, CWBiMMm ' I* wlA t e dot Douglaa, Btapdra i ■riarion. ym n r riearing. employa easentlaL Rater* wuia looetteiti il40 noatvad, tit tripUcata, Httft t 646-7T6A rtence. Oeataga and floor tU ^ FLOOR aANDOfa and fiaUb- Imnlly • goom, p o i^ teffga 3-|ltA^fOB—7 xooiaaL. 3 5T 4 bed- FOUR EEDBOCSK ew oM ri or potchaa, roe rooms, gmrayts, aocea, bo(h personal And buri> MEN ratoed R ndL 'B iateraatod 'in p m . Baetom Standard Ttana en teste' Mty tag; 39 ya an of dhpendloMe sisuy SROGK'-bpartmsnt aad eer gkragf, oity uttUtiee, im -l rooms, modem kitoliitdbBO, ^*Ti*f*y water, otty eeuNtn. 0 A . 1986 OORTAA adiMtlona, atttea finimed, ra- seas, reqiiirsd. Write Box L, WsKslwHis Malarial 3-qer garagw titaty Mote lm m «j la the Porter April S3, 1865, at the sBuelataa Oorivar- aarviee. OaH now — no wait- Herald. -batt Oh euBUttft >x>d looa- medaito oOeuponoy. Chariesl zoom, LH Imtka. 3-« Whte., taniid stick, extras, modried,iWWJHl oanereta work. No )§ «: 9464M90. HaadttogSRA tion, .bra*£:9n4'^l^'. Muttet Leepereqoe, AM-7630. Isr^ pri-vate loL 3E^>^ m l- Straet area, caQ lu today. Itervloe Center, General Serv­ 91,880. O ld 8*6 9 1 after 0:90. Job ttoo small. Immedlata aa- Api^iaEes Aw iiiibly only, WOT^onti^; AvaUaUe ^ brick Afeaoy,’# 64S-S464. Woaley R. Smith ASeacy, Roal- ices Admlntotration, Room 304, TRAVHJRS RIAL APPUOATlOm are bring tak- Poet Office and Court Houee, IM3 CBEVROUrr iBvsla Ooo- timatstaa. 643-3839. Bondfi ll tftcfci-- an lor departmoat managers, Apm 33 but «ea be seen betoire lUBUkBAir 4 room Ooloaisll . __ taHT. 443-1167. vstUhte, V-6, automatic, good 1901 S-DOOR Ford fsdan, bucket TraRiM liilti O p . .^ ^ • y iln tm e n t Write. Boa N, with garage on a giant, shaded j SPRING STREET 7 racm Boaton, M esa 63109, ed wtaldt QUALITY CARPf l O T - N o r t g « f6 6 *7 0 days, eompany bensflU. W.T. i ROOM GARpiBlf’ apurtm apartment i^AH eo#ANi apiidtttaa. OsB 846te7« or 846- aaata, standard tmasndarit oomeleteiy redaootmted. lot, Wtohin. IJxtay^ro^ Retaed * Banob, 3 fireptacee, ono KAMGHESnR — Nair 6 'sdmb Mne they will be 800 Thunder bird engine, clean Rooma, tetman. B0CvO9flg Grant, Paricad# 7 OLCOTT IIRIRf MKIOMD MOmOAOB - Ute -- ' ' ' ‘.’bot''Wair“ te n kaMi lia s I keM b rite . ttiroughout. 64S-96a. Mflnlri’AA hah WANTED lUltaUa wonsan < CJ9 P, Sim, oomplata with buUt-im, tormlaa, tOa. Maaltad tenda svillsUa tar 9S0* tost, 4 extra wta«ele Ob' too mslL miBam ' to arlth own taiuMpoctstton .fa r 1908 FORD, T-6. O u b8 1 <-

' .i- The W ntber THURSDAY, MARCH 25,1965 Average Daily Net Press Ron Fsreeost ad D. to Weatte For the Week BMed ^ iPAGE TWENTY jO U R iianrl;ratrr SnMtittg March 20, U68 Otoady, eael, totomW m t mlB tetoght am tainiiriw. Law to- Bight to $$e. U gh teoMSTOW nans Mrs. Halstead R. Tiffany pf 14,119 4to Orford Parish Chapter, DAK, ftMendier the Audit ilanriipatpr lEuptitttg UpraUi About Town was elected a state councilor for Itmmu of OlrenlatloB Mimcfcesfer—-id City o f ViUagm Charm THINKING ABOUT A NEW KITCHEN? a term of three years at the R eal Quality . Barry Krause, a son o f Mr. spring conference of the Con­ necticut DAR yesterday tfter- PRICE SEVEN CENT* and Mrs. Ward Krause ot 67 MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1965 t h in k in g a vevg m o n e y Walnut St., worked on the noon at St. John’s Church VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 149 (TWENTY PAGES) 3 Q ^ ^ ? Oemint Project at the Manned Waterbury. Space Center, Houston, ’Tex., and R eal Value where he has been employed by BeU XI Chapter of BeU Sig­ the National Aeronautics and ma iPhl will meet tonight at 8 Space Administration for the 'll the home of Mrs. Arthur California grows the finest long tender carrbts . . . th ^'s Call Glenney^s last two years. He Is a junior Kiser, 37 Walnut St. this week . . . New England poultry farms grow c h i c k e n s tjmt at Virginia Polytechnloal Insti­ way ahead of chickens from the south so we tell P e n o ^ o tt s Mr. Russ lay rirM^H^ilPresident Seeks Law tute \^ere he Is majoring In The Manchester Crusade lor to pick out plump 8 Vi lb. New England birds for this sale. . . Aerospace lEnglneering. Workers for the Manchester Get Medal branch of the American Cancer Check the qualitjr, the price . . . the freshness and you‘11 find it pays to buy 'The Service Bureau for Society wrill meet Monday at 8 all your go^ things to eat at Pinehurst. . . Women’s Organisations Is spon­ pm. in Mott’s Auditorium. Rob­ From LBJ soring a trip to the United Na­ ert Wakeley. program director tions, New York, on Tuesday for the Connecticut Division of OPEN T o Curb Ku Klux Klan for Connecticut residents. ’The the Cancer Society, will speak 302 WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ THURS. day’s program will include a and Show slides of the various MAIN dent Johnson decorated today briefing by the Hon. Dudley activities of the society during & FRI. the 'two space heroes of the McCarthy, B 3 K . on Austral­ the past year. Workers will also STREET Gemini flight which he said has WASfflNGTON (AP)— ia’s poattion in Southeast Asia; receive their kits at this meet­ TILL 9 proved the “ great, .vital and President Johnson called seeing a UN committee In ac­ ing. useful” role of man in space. t^ a y for legislatiMi to cc»- The President rejected, for Events tion; a tour of the building and trol the Ku Klux Klan in luncheon In the Delegates Dln- Daughters of Liberty, No. the United SUtes, the concept of ir^ Room. Reservations, which 126. wrill meet tonight at 7:30 space program devoted to swift reaction to word the are limited, may be made with In the basement of Orange Hall stuifts and spectacles.” In State FBI has accused four the Service Bureau, Hartford, and proceed to Watkins West Then Johnson presented to Klansmen of killing a De­ Virgil I. Grissom and John W I by Saturday at 1 pm. Puneral Home, 142 B. Center troit white woman who St., to pay respects to a for­ Young, the team which pi David E. Anderson, son of mer member, the late James oneered on ’Tuesday the first Rubinow Sends took part in the Alabama I Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. An­ McCollum. maneuvered space flight, the civil rights march. derson of 701 Hartford Rd., Exceptional Service Medal of The President went on was recently Inducted Into Cas­ Friendship Circle of The Sal­ the National Aeronautics and Guide on News Space Administration. national television to an­ que and Gauntlet Society, a sen­ vation Army will serve Its an­ For Grissom, the first man to ior honor society, at Dartmouth nual ham and bean supper Sat­ HAR-TFORD (AP) — Chief nounce the arrests in the make two space flights, there shooting of Viola Gregg College where he Is a Junior. urday at 8 pm . at the Citadel. TENDER CHOICE AND PREMIUM PINEHURST was a further honor — a cluster Judge Jay E. Rubinow has sent f A 1M2 graduate of Manches­ 'There will be entertainment for the Distinguished Service to the Judges and pro.secuting Liuzzo, 39, on the highway ter High School, he was chosen r I after the dinner. Tlckete wiH be Save 10c to 14c lb. Medal he won in 1961. His ex­ attorneys of the state’s Circuit between Selma and Mont­ for membership by the grad­ available at the door. ploits, the citation said, exem Court system copies of two gomery, Ala. uating senior members of the pllfied “ the highest qualities of American Bar Association publi­ I society. cations dealing with crime news Describing aH four arrested courage, leadership and compe' men as mem-bers of the Ku Klux tence.” and fair trial. The Recreation Division «>f Legs In a covering memorandum, Klan, Johnson Identtfled them Lamb Two civilian leaders of the Lb. as Eugene ’rhomas, 43, of Bes­ Save fO V o on Knoffy Pine Box Cabinefs I the Park and Recreation De­ space effort were honored with Rubinow said: partment will sponsor a Junior DON'T Whole 8 to 8Vi lbs. or butt half. "I call this (statement of semer; WiUiam Orville Eaton, WITH COLONIAL HARDWARE the Exceptional Service Medal 41. of Besadmer; Gary ’Thomas High I>ance tomorrow from still plenty of wear left In Dr. Robert C. Seamans, asso policy by the Philadelphia Bar Association concerning press re­ Rowe, 31, of Birnrfngham; and 7:30 to 0:30 pm . at the Com­ your shoes when you have (Under 8 lbs. and RIB LAMB CHOPS ...... date administrator of NASA, BEG. $18.76 9 1 5 * 8 7 munity Y. All Junior high stu­ leases) to your attention as a OolUe LeRoy WtHdns Jr., 21, of HAHGING CABINET them rebuilt tat a professional leg half lb. 6»c) and Harris M. Schurmeler of dents with recreation member­ Chops cut off or leg* boned or ■end-boned on requeot. the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, guide for your information in Fairfield, Ala. connection with current discus­ b e g . $21.75 9 1 9 * 5 7 ship are walcome. ’The staff erf ■hoe repair shop. ALL (AP Ptwlofax) Pasadena, Calif. Atty. Gen. Nlriiolaa Katzeo- HANGING CABINET sions about restrictions on such bach and FBI Director J. Edgar I the recreatlem division will su­ WORK GUARANTEED! Shoulder Lamb Chops at 89c lb. and Lamb President greets astronauts Young, left, and Grissom. Outside, thousands waited pervise. There wrljl be no dance along Pennsylvania Avenue to press releases.” Hoover were with toe President. REG. $24.76 9 2 2 * 2 7 Patties 35c - 3 for $1.00 are good lamb values. ------* ' ' BASE CABINET tomorrow night at the West give a hero’s welcome to the ’The statement of policy by the Having told of the arrests, I Side Center. SAM YULYES space twins, enroute to the Cap­ Philadelphia Bar Association ap­ Johnson announced be has di­ REG. $27.27 9 2 4 * 5 4 NEW ENGLAND — FRESH FROM THE FARM itol where members of Congress peared in the February issue rected Katzenhaoh to begin - BASE CABINET Same Side As Watkins Leonard Mathlason o f 117 Plump 3'/2 Size LBJ Displays Spacemen Comment waited to pay their tribute. of the ABA (Coordinator. drafting legislation “ that would BASE CABINET REG. $$2.20 9 2 8 * 9 8 Helalne Rd. has been appoint­ 28 OAK STREET Smiling but speaking gravely, The policy statement sets bring the activities of toe H an ed to the Student Unian Board the President told a throng of down guides for police and in­ under effective control of tfie of Governors for the 1965-66 His Way of top-ranking dignitaries and vestigators, prosecuting attor­ law.” academic yesur at the Univer­ On Historic Feats spectators in the East Room — neys, the Jiididary and the news TYie President sold he bopad sity of Connecticut Members CHICKENS and millions watching on televi­ media concerning pre-arrest and to submit toe legislation as eoen of the Board of Governors are Pushing Bills post-arrest publicity. YOUR “ DREAM KITCHEN” CREATED JUST FOR YOU! Whole . . . cu t. . . split all at same low price.-Roast them sion — that man has left behind as Oongress acts on Ms vottaM named by the UniversltyHl Belayev his first tentative ventures into ’The gist of the statement is rights proposal. And he mig- Board of ’Trustees and serve to ... FYy them . . . Freeze a few, no charge for cutting or WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- Griesom-Y oiing summed up by this general gested that congressional com-^ Let our kitchen experte desim your new kitchen without MOSeXiW (AP) — Cosmonaut space. advise the Student Union man­ spliting or wrapping. Sent Jcdinson called in legisla­ CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) " ’The question whether there comment to police and investi­ mlttees might wont to begin" cost or oblifiration . . . Every detail designed to reflect your ager on cultural, social and tive leaden today and said he — ’Die two astronauts of the Pavel Belyayev stod today is a role for man himself in gators: forthwith an Investigation af personality. We invite you to come in and see the latest in recreational programs. expected a bill for medical care had to land the Voskhod 2 space is answered, and an­ ■"rhe right of the public to be Anthony Liuzzo, 51, seated in front of a telephone Klan activities. u,, ..» ...... f t . Molly Brxywn — so sparing of manual control one orbit late Gr^fg Natural Wood Cabinets. FRESH NEW ENGLAND (RICKEN LIVERS 69c for the elderly to be at the swered affirmatively,” he said. kept aware of conditions in the holds a hand to his forehead as he appears on the Johnson, somber and White House for hla slmature in arords in space — told the nation last week when the automatic ’The role, he added, will be community and the operations control system erred. The spac# verge of tears. Liuzzo spent a sleepless night and smiling, as were Hoover and FRESH CHICKEN LESS ...... '‘’i f ' "the next few weeks. their story with wit and charm. great, vital and useful. of its pubUc servants must i e For As Fork tender Boneless Chuck Roasts, Rib Oven Roasts, Shoulder Clods and Eye ship then overriiot its plaiaied the phone has been ringing frequently since the KaUenbach labeled the Klan f'a Start enjoying your "Dream Kitchen” No Lowtr Prieos Johnson met with 10 key Peihaps the Jtmlor pilot, John “ We’re not concerned with modified by the right of the Vic­ hooded society of bigots.” now by using Glenney’s easy Revolv­ Littie As Rounds are suggested if you want this week. m em ben of the House and Sen­ W. Young, sold it beet when he landing zone. stunts and spectaculars, but we tims to privacy and the right of news that his wife, Mrs. "Viola Liuzzo, was found •12.95 Anywhere In Coon. was askod if the three orbits He told a news conference the ‘If any Klanamen hear my are concerned with sure and defen da^ to a fair triid, and ing Budget Account (R.B.A.). Per Month ate leaderehlp, the House Ways Voskhod was capable of maneu- -slain. (AP Photofax.) voice, this is both an aippsal and "Save With Safety" LEAN CHUCK and 3-IN-1 BLEND ...... lb. 75e and Means Committee and the around the earili had made him steady success,” Johnson said. even by consideraUona of good more talkative. verity In space as did the U.S. a wanting to get out of toe Ku Senate Finance Committee. The President said it seems taste.” Khix Klan and enter decent 00- He answered; "I think zero G GemfuL-^ this week. He congrat. incredible now that It was only ARTHUR DRUB After a closed session, he took ulated the American astroiauts. olety now, before tt is too Ista.” (hem to the Cabinet romn to (weightlessness) would make an four years ago that Americans extrovert of anybody.” Belyayev’s discloeures con­ Opposes Immunity The President said, ” We will STORE MANAGER'S meet reporters, outlined the bill first flew into space. HAROTXJRD (AP)—A bUl to not be tnUmidatsd by tiiaKlan” CUSTOM KITCHEN COUNTER TOPS $5.95 His dead pan wry humor and firmed indloatlona that some­ "We have come very farcin a Victim of Slaying approved by the Ways and thing had gone wrong after he give ambulance drivers immu­ anymore than by terroriste in Post Form Formica 5” Back Splash Lin. Ft. Means Committee earlier this command pilot Virgil I. Grta- few short years,” he said. aom’s beaming face and crisp and Alexei Leonov been hi Johnson said the U.S. pro­ nity from civil damage suita Viet Nam. week and vlrtuaUy instated upon orbit for more than 24 hours. arising from emergency first aid Saying that Ms father bsofftt SALE their public pledge to give It narration Thursday spiced their gram Is planned and o rd ^ y , has heen opposed by Srst news coirference since they Their flight included the first designed to explora toe Klan aH Ms hfe, Johnson OO-IT YOURStlF You Don't iXfi.ni Duclwurk ilwedy action. "walk in space,” when Leonov ,t« H«aith D ep^m ent Believed ill People ssid: “ I have fought them aH RUMMAGE SALE, The President. wUh the press retamed from a space flight of peaceful purposes. GRILLEWORK neariy five hours last Tuesday. stepped outside the craft to fkiat Grissom and Young flew to e Health Commissioner my life. I ritaU continue to fight MEDIUM SMALL watching, talked Sen. Harry 8. for 10 minutes. Franklin M. Foote told a public them.” Byrd, D-Va., chairman of the Boih men had high praise for Andrews Air Force Base then DRAWER FRESH.CIEAN AIR Qie spacecraft they named riiie ’The Voskhod 2 was schedtded switched to a helicopter for the hearing Thursday that no action DETROIT (AP) — "She dledAright after toe demonstration in The President heaped scorn 4 SL 89c Senate Finance Committee, into to come down after completing on such proposals should be tak­ Montgomery,’ on the Klan, saying toot toe four SAT, MARCH 27 - > A JI. to 1 P.M. SWEET PEAS head-nodding agreement that he M oly Brown. And they emjrfia- hop to the White House. doing what she believed in and slsed, too. that they feK maneu­ 16 orbits, Belyayev said. But Johnson greeted them on the en until ambulance drivers were “ That’* when I sent the $60, arreeted men “ struck by night, would bring the measure to vering the Molly Brown In space there was an inaccuracy in "the lawn, under cloudy skies. "wUUng to submit to at least a she believed in peoide, whether as they generally do.” CASE Sponsored by WJLC4K of prompt hearings when it reach- Liuzzo said was as gr~at an ariiich the U.S. Im- chairman of “Yad Vashem” — outine propeese MaseacimsilqL 1st WBJBK — CUP and SAUCER ber’s massive campus sit-in, here and abroad over toe possi­ Is expected to add its approval Mlmbed nmuntain was not an with handlstiar moustache, he perialtats are steadily ex|MUid- the Heroes and Martyrs Re New York. Rhode blond ab l 2nd WEEK — SOUP DISH p k g S e easy peak, and expreaaed admi ■at cheerfully In a universtty which brought nearly 800 ar­ bility that a much bigger con- membrnnee Authority — said April 9. 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