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' ■ ■' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY < 1964 Avomce Dnfly Net P re « R ub 5 3 For the Weak Ended Faewael of E; A ^ lKetttr6ip0lrr SontfttQ Herald February 1,1964 '■'' *■' ■ ment heads Should not corns fMr9oM||fcL'vv4iiaehGR4 Manchester High School PTO ’Ihe Uttle ’Theater of Man' Manchester Orange wUI meet from extra • ourrlcular pay 13,889 so. e M r , p will have an Open House Thurs­ cheater will meet Wednesday at tcmorrcm at 8 .pm. at Orange. nmwH tsa mt Town Teachers Voice Oppositwh sources, sbios their work Is not MOmbCr of the AudH tajr. ngfe it love 490. day from 7:80 to 9:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. in Ka bagement club- HaO. ’Iliere w ill be an auction extra-curricular. not Tuesday, as Incorrectly rooma at 45 School St Mem­ table. Mrs. Anna Robb and her Bureau of OireulatUm Mmehestor—^A CUy o f ViUdga Charm printed in the High School bers will woihr on projects for commlittee will serve refrrab- (6) The ration plan. In f o w ilin iP ' : 1^ ^ 9 «r ia n e E. SouthergUI, To Boar^Es Extra Pay Plan since lost September on a trial ' dMigfater o f M fi and Mra. L. ft World section of Friday’s Her­ "The Barretts ■ of Wimpole ments. ald. Street’’ ’The play will be pre­ basis, should be retained. Southei^, 8 Hendee Rd., waa The prof essional psrsonnelAllshed for each job, and that the MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1964 «E rmUM AdraeMilng tm Page IS) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Initiated into Nu Chapter of sented Feb. 13, 14 and 15 at Members of the BigMh Dis­ Except fo r exploratory and TOL. LXXXm, NO. 107 [(TWENTY PAGES) oommittee, which represents the ratio plan, now in operation, be Oanuna Slfm a Sigma, a nation­ The Kaffee Klatsohe. will Bowers Auditorium. trict Fire Department wHl done away with. exploAstory discussion, nothing meet at headquarters tonight teaching staff ,of the town’s was resolved at lost night’s al ae^ce and social sorority meet Wednesday at 9 a.m. at (5) The ofterrochool spoits o w g at the University of ConnecU- the Community Y. A coffee hour Miss Ellen M. Shapiro, daugh­ at 7:30 to go to WaUdns-West school sfvstem, appeared before progiw n be expanded to budude meeting. ai»cf ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. Funeral Home, 142 K. Center eut, where she is a junior. will open the meeting, and Mrs. the bo6U!artment, will meet to­ < l f Y flowers and glue, for comple­ the finance oommittee, recom­ finance commHtee last night •rowed down to- the question: Targets of Laws LBJ Wants ren^ded to bring white ele­ morrow at 8 p.m. at fire head­ < 4 9 . tion. Anycme interested in join­ mends thgt: ’The resolution calls for the "Doea the finance committee of 4 0 9 5 phant g lfta ing this craft group is welcome St. Josephs Mothers Circle quarters, Main and HUUard (1) The spperlntendent’s rec­ following proposals: will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Sta., to hold a monthly meet­ the board of education have the Waterbury Vote to attend. ommended 154,000 for extra­ (1 ) The budget Item should be authority to rule 6n how money WASHINO’rON (A P ) — Preai-Omora about budgeting and howOadeqiWta oonnunor informo- at the home of Mrs. ''oseph ing. «ot today as PHARMACY to explore "the problems of (See Page Eleven) The board of aldermen, at a film o f the Investiture and pro­ meat and poultry sold In the meeting Monday night, ap' Delta Chapter of Royal Arch anti-American violence con­ SPECIAL! fession ceremonies of the Sis­ Members of the Army-Na'vy country, whether or not it proved a new tax of 1% mills Masons will meet tomorrow at m E. CENTER ST. tinued on Cyprus. ters o f St. Joseph w ill be the Club ■will meet tonight at the crossed state lines. by a 9-5 vote. The special tax 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Tem­ Terrorists bombed the U.S, 1-Ib. of oor tender B A B Y feature entertainment of the club house to go to the W . P. "Before LiOMes Happen, Insure With Lappen!" "F o r far too long,” Johnson w ill bring the tax rate in the ple. ’D ie Royal Arch degree wUl TEL. M 9 -0 m Embassy in Nicosia Tuesday evening. Members Are reminded Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main ■aid, “ the consumer has had too U.S. Absent city to 48 mills. It is expected BEEF LIVER. Reg. 69c be conferred. ’This w ill be the night, slightly injuring a Marina that they may bring guests, and St., to pay respects to the late little volde and too little weight to bring in an additional Ib. and 1-Ib. of onr fresh­ last degree with the officers in guard, then set ablaze two cars refreshments will be served. Clarence R. Wetherell Sr., who In government.” $627,000 a year In extra reve­ their prasent stations. Refresh­ owned by U.S. government em­ ly sliced BACON. Reg. waci a member. Promising the customer " a nue. ments and a social hour will be ployes. 69e Ib. The Couples Club o f Second loud, dear-channel voice at the The CEA has threatened to held after the ceremony. topmost levels of government,’’ Mayor Bars Pupils U.S. Ambassador Fraser Wil­ Oongregeuttosibl CSiurch will St. Elizabeth’s Mothers Cir­ bring sanctions against Water­ kins ordered a voluntary evacu­ have Ha first rehearsal tonight cle wUl meet tomorrow at 8:15 Johnson said "w e cannot rest bury. I f applied, the city would ation of American dependents to at 7:30 in FeHowshlp Hall, for p.m. at the home o f Mrs. John content tmtll he is In the front have had difficulty hiring new Beirut, Lebanon, explaining ha Both For *1 Its annual variety show. ’The Afanning, 23 Cairoll Rd. Mrs. M O T O 'S row.” liiiii teachers for the school system no longer had confidence In the rehearsal is open to all mem­ W illiam GoHo w ill be oo4iost- Crestfield Starts DIGGING OUT? ’The most novel idea In the In Alabama Town because the CEA members ability of Greek Cypriot police bers and friends of the o>ui!rch. message—the use of trained MiiSric Program Too much of this kind of weather is a iiiiii FUEL C O . government workers to help would be expected not to accept to keep order. jobs here. Archbishop Makarios, the bit unpleasant but if an auto accident 367 MAIN ST. low-income urban families leam TUSKEGEE, Ala. (A P )— The mayor of a small Ala­ In a statement issued at H art­ Greek Cypriot president, in­ “Recordings for Recovery,’’ a left you “snowfed under” financially jii EAST HARTFORD ford, Formica said that he Im­ quality bama town shouldered aside a federal court order today spected damage to the embassy program cf boMc topes and mu­ ; « i i you could be in real trouble. An AEtna jiiij and barred six Negro pupils from the white school. mediately would urge the CEA and denounced the bombing as sical rendttlotis edited according Casualty Auto-Rite Policy— with safe i|| Baker Probe Mayor James Rea of Notasul-^ board of directors to rescind the the work of “ heinous criminals.’ * insurance FUEL O IL sanctions threat to tbe needs and (dreunurtonoes driver discounts— offers you the pro- iijiii ga, a to\m of 1,200, waa flanked 'boarded the bus and hauled out The terrorism appeared de­ a white youth, Vernon Merritt Formica praised W aterbury’s of patients. Is expected to be tai- since tection you need. See us soon. !;;;; ly police as he invoked a new signed to demonstrate Greek 1923! W idens Scopi city ordinance empowering him m . new mayor, Joseph M. McNeills Cypriot opposition to an Amer- stitutad at Crestfield Convales­ fo r "halting a long term deteriO' PLYMOUTH...Iona on pownr... cent Hospital, according to Mrs. to limit enrollment at Notasulga Merritt Is a commercial ican-British plan to assign a High to exactly its ciurrent fi­ photographer who had hidden ration o f the W aterbury "achool North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ Ruth Converse, director of rec­ system,’’ and "fo r his courage reation. T o Senators gure. himself on the bus. tion peace force to enforce the At nearby Shorter, six Ne­ His Camera was battered by In facing up to a serious prob­ truce between the island’s war­ Ralph Hoy of Oskmont, Pa., lem and pressing fo r action originator of the non-profit br- THE ( B / Q .JllFFERENCE groes entered the only other a man identified by Col. Albert ring Greek and Turkish eommu- WASHINGTON (A P ) — Reno- which may not be popular with Joseph Cwikla of Manchester and shop steward Walter Kielbania of Rock­ gaaieation, presented a music white pulMc school in Macon J. Lingo, state public safety nities. GALLON tars were on notice today that aome aegmenta of the voting and mo'vfe program at the hos­ County, where Negroes outnum­ director, os city policeman. ville walk the picket line in front of Carlyle-Johnson Machine Co. today. (Herald Makarios, in effect, rejected j l l i i r e quote rate* and assist you CASH population.’’ pital Saturday for 25 patients. they—and not just Senate em- ber white persons by about five As the bus halted and the photo by Pinto.) such a force Tuesday by de­ 150 Gal. Minimum white youth woe ejected, about manding that it be answerable ’Through the love of fine music ■Mga/vev/rH ployes—fall wlUiin the scope of to one. and a desire to share came the as ice have so many others? 24 Hour Burner Service file Robert G. Baker Investlga A small crowd of angry white 40 white men yelled curses at Atteendance Edict to the U.N. Security Council. birth of this unique therapeutic Ron. men, some carrying miking the Negroes. The United States and Britain TEL 289-1219 One white man banged on H A R TFO R D (AP) — Gov. ■ay such a condition Is unac­ system whereby tapes are ’There was no indication, how- conea, gathered ocroes the Dempsey Indicated today that loaned to hospitals and con'va- over, that any senators would street in front of the NdteRilga a newsreel camera with a walk' Gor. Dempsey Underway ceptable because It would give he la stuiding pat on hia edict school, shouted at the N egro ing stick. the Soviet Union the ehance to lescent homes. H oy said, and be called for quesUoning by the that members of boards and pupUs when they arrived hi a Meerritt, blood in the cor­ interfere. there is no charge fo r the use Senate Rules Committee in the commissions “ attend meetings bus, and scuffled with newsmen. ner of his mouth, was allowed Sees No Need t»«- i • In Washington, the State De­ of Uie taped programs which inquiry It began last October or get off.” He reiterated his are released on a rotation ba­ after Baker resigned as secre­ State troopers ringed the by state tro < ^ re to leave the partment expressed shock at school grounds. The Alabama school groundis. stand when newsmen advised the "Irresponsible” attack on sis. tary to the Senate's Democratic him that during his Florida va For Session'At Machine shop and Oonfedorate flogs flew over As he left, some of the vdilte the U.S. Blmbassy and urged Mr. end Mra. Ralph Hoy ore majority. cation the Democratic State the parents o f Mrs. Chartsd Sen. B. Everett Jordan, the ochool. The U.8. flog was men began following, but they Makarios to restore order and Central Committee, in effect, HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. D tN.C., the committee chair­ not there. we«e bleeked b y state .troopers, Sterling of 84 Scott Dr. countermanded his order. man, has ’ iold newsmen that In Washington, Justica Do- who escorted Mm to Tuskegee John N. Dempsey indicated last The first strike at tlje Carlyle-Johnson Machine C3o. in unit^^states took up Ms During the governor’a ah' Bona • ( «he testimony bos im ­ partmmit eCftaWs wora otfiiybU[ night he Wilt not seek a special its 64-year history began today after contract negotia-1 peacemaking role on Cyprus at -A.*. * ___ a — 3 .. ^ n S . - T ka ^ ______—a 4m a W plicated any aenators in wrong­ the Notasulga situation, it (HeelPage seven) senee, the eommlttee adopted-* session of the legislatuceAo-ilk* tiohs'ended in a deadlock yesterday aftefflooF. Pidteting the request of Britain, which resolution ' urging Democratic vestlgate the State Highway W hra yon nnlea8h a 1964 Plymouth you’ll get a feeling doing. seemed likely they would rfpxn at the plant's two gates started at 6 :80 a.in. • has been unable to vrork out a The eommlttee Is acting un­ to federal court for an drd4r in- State and National Chairman D^artm Snt. solution to prevent revival of eluding the Notasulga dW goiv^ John M> Bailey “ not to resign 'fhe governor, who returned The strike vote by the plants'^ at power that ia uniuipaesed. . . power all wrapped up in a body der a resolution directing it to adamant in its oppoeltion to the communal violence In Its former ernmsnt among those forbiddlji any posts.” last night from a Florida va­ 45 union members followed two Investigate whether any officer 50 Climbers union request. Oolony. ■ 0 aleek that it’a a winner in the fashioii circle as well. to bar the entranca of the NA- cation, said there was no reason Wilkins said the burniiQ; of or employe o f the Senate, or The resolution came on the sessions totaling nearly five But - Kielbania said the union groes into the school. for a legislative probe. the cars appeared to be part of Yet aH this power and performance comes to you at a price so low any former officer or employe, heels of Republican demand houra between representatives members voted unanimously The mayor declined to com­ Hunt Four in that Bailey be remo'ved from "In view of the fact that a “ hit-and-run campaign.” baa engaged hi any financial or of the company and the Inter­ yesterday In favor of a union ment on iriiat he would do in the Metropolitan District Com' Connecticut law enforcement Cpl. Henry Theriaque, 26, of that youH be happy to have a Plymouth as your best friend. 'business acti'vitles that confllct- shop at the plant. At present ad with their official duties or such a cose. mission since he missed 20 o f 22 officials and court officials are national Union of Electrical North Windham, Conn., an #m- only one of the shop employes Involved other Improprieties. When the bus started to turn Granite State meetings In the past two years, now investigating certain di­ Workers, AFL-CIO, which won bassy Marine guard, was cut at the plant does not belong to Thera has been sporadic de- into the driveway leading to th4 Members of this commission are visions,” Dempsey said, " I see cvollectlve bargaining right at slightly in the leg by one of ttio the union, kooordlng to K iel­ Notasulga school. Sheriff James appointed by the* governor. no reason for a duplication of the plant last October. embassy blasts. WASHINGTON, N.H bania. (See Page Nine) Clark and another police officer Asked If he fe lt there should investigation.” The strike vote was unani­ Two bombs exploded Mat un­ (A P)—Some 50 searchers today Both company and union of­ he any exception to his order, Dempsey referred to an in­ mous, according to shop Stew­ der the windows of Wilkins’ set out to try to find four SyW' ficials have agreed to resume the Democratie governor re vestigation being conducted by ard Walter Kielbania of Rock­ apartment in the modern, six- cute University students lost talks on Monday. Both sides plied: "My attitude has not the state’s attorney’s office in ville. story embassy. The blasts since last Friday on New Hamp­ said today they planned extei>- shire’s storm-swept Presidential changed a bit.” Since the con' Hartford. Negotiations yesterday ap­ knocked out part of the wall and Sen. Robert L. Bliss, R-New sive meetings of their own Mountain range. troversy arose, Bailey has been pear to have broken down after disrupted the embassy's tele­ Canaan, said yesterday he prior to Monday’s session. The eSarchera, ah expert trying to improve his attend company representatives re­ phone system. enced mountain cUmbera, ance record and attended last would ask Dempsey to call a fused to consider a union de­ K ielb a n ia said the local U.S. Consul Gemrgc MacFar- special session. union would hire a hall in town land said he saw a man get oet YOUR NEW ENGLAND PLYMOUTH DEALER HAS A donned to go os high aa tim' Monday’s meeting despite the mand for a union shop at Car­ lerline, about 4,600 feet up the fact Uiat he waa llL. ' If the Democratic governor lyle-Johnson. The union shop to use as headquarters during FINE SELECTION OF TOP-QUALITY USED CARS moimtains. In spite of 16-degree refused. Bliss said, he would would mean that a new employe the strike. The area office of the (See Page Ton) temperature and snow squalls circulate petitions among legis­ must join the union within a International Union of Electric­ which limited visibility to 40 Student Shooting Spree lators in an effort to force the certain time. al Workers are on Farmington GOSHEN (A P )—’Three Trin call. feet. Referring to a union shop, Ave. in West Hartford. Miss&ig since they started to ity College students were ar­ Both houses o f the General Bitterness on both sides sur­ rested early today after a shoot­ Assembly must approve If a company President Frank R. climb to the summit PViday, rounded the production bonuses special sesrton is held. The Simon said today, " I consider Bulletins just before the storm set In ing spree along Rt. 4, State and the Christmas cash gifts MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH, Inc. Police reported. Senate Is controlled by Demo­ It nn-Am«rican.” A. R. Hutch­ were; Peter OstelU, 18, Rouses ings, company -vioe-presldent that have Imig been a chief area (hdled from AP Wires ROUTE 88—TOLLAND TURNPIKE, TALCOTTVILLE They said two o f the students crats. of negotiation. who participated In the nego- Simon said today that com­ ...like flowers, your savings (Bee Page Seven) tdatlonB, said Uhe company was (See Page Twelve) (Sm Page m M ) pany negotiators yesterday an­ nounced the company would pay EXCISES TAXES KEPT the production bonus for the last WAMHNGTON (AP) — quarter and the 1963 Christmas The Senate rejected today an hove a way of growing when effort to repeal preset fed­ News Tidbits (See Page Ten) eral exclee taxes on jewelry, handbags, ooemettee and pionled right and fended from the A P W ires furs as part of the pending tax out bill. The vote waa News Irene announced ae 48 to 45 with properly. "LeYi toe, lieee I eveiytWntf IHaonuy, tiefcota, MH^aMMoeUt Cleveland, Ohio, school board all RepubUoans voting for chaigecanl*. Oh you, t ^ Tuanninw* fcwy* f <“9 ^ ■grew to integrate 800 Negro the proposed repeal. MEATOWN pupils Into predominately white Cut Romance ______1215 Vz SILVER lANE, EAST HARTFORD ■ohools . . . May'or o f Notamilga, WILKINSON TO BUN S tsp .Lw kf Tax Primer 7 Ala., invokes newly adopted OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)— Bud Wilkinson, form er Okla­ I “ALL MEATS FRESH CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGED!” | If you wont to soo your monoy city ordinance and reduow to Rouses Dutch ■dmit six Negroea to all-white homa football coach, made hia Faucslt Forever grow, start saving hor* and now. Notasulga High School despite long-expected announcement STORE HOURS: TUES..WED. 9^6; THURS.^RI. 9-9 New Rules on T & E federal court order. THE HAGUE, Netherlands today: He is a RepubUeaa U.N. spokesman says today (AP) — Hollanders, already candidate for the U.S. Senate, SATURDAY 8 to 6— (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) Install and lot us axpond your dollars Secretary-General U ’Oiant has roused by Princess Irene’s con­ Wilkinson, the nation’s win- nlngest football coach, made ^ U v e oonduot o f lus buslni broken off Ms Afriean trip By C. W. BCHOENEMAN version to Catholicism, were the announcement at a news for you. AN accounts fuHy Insurtd and took place either directly because of deepening crista over FAUCETS Newspaper Enterprise Assn. buzzing today about Queen Ju­ conference, saying be would before or olTeotly after a eub' Cyprus . . . United States pro- liana’s announcement that plans up to $10,000. ^ (Seventh of 10 Artlolee) testa to government of Ohaom pitch his campaign on a eon- with MtanUal and bona fide hustnees for her daughter’s engagement aervative note and expraaslng You’ve undoubtedly read or diocusaion. anti- American demonstratiion had fallen through. In front of U.S. Embassy In Ac­ confidence that he can win. Heard about the controversy, Covered by one of the special In a broadcast Tuesday night, MET-L-PAK Save on or before the 10th, earn ^^Jm^ t o e n d ^o n ^ ever the new travel and enter­ oKoepUena to theae ndoa, auch cra. the queen said there had been tainment rules applicable to Italy and Soviet Unlcm sign U. 8. SCAPEGOAT dividends from the flrst o f the month, i n s u r e d s a i ^ o s the ao-caHed “ buainees "the happy possibility of an en­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Pork Chops 1968 taxes. They apply to inde­ meal’’ under clrounwtances two year oultural agreement gagement” for Irene but ” un' Admintatration specialists an FAUCET CONTROL pendent businessmen, employes generally oonduclve to businoM providing for exchangee of unl- fortunately we now must tell who ore reimbursed for their 'versity pipiteaaora and theatrical Africa said today they are CARTRIDGE dtacuoeion. you that our daughter Irene has convinced that anti-American DIRECT FROM THE WEST, OUR BEST CEHTER CUT! tousineas travel and entertain- Evan though your oxpendl- troupw . . . Two are killed and Informed us this afternoon that four injured when BoUvtan demonstrations in Ghana UMOONDmONAIXT n en t, and so-called “ outside ture qtuUflea under one of this engagement will not take nalesmen.” ^ alrilBer oraalMe after take-off were organized by the gov­ OUARANTEEB these oategories, It Is now place.” ernment of Preslctont Kwanw The new rules ore in addition from LaPox Tuesday. "Our daughter Is passing now ry that your expendi­ Nkrumah, and were planned to the requirements of the old Moscow radio denouncoaptan an extremely difficult time,” Ju­ Ho washers to wear out— ture be auhetiintiated with In advance. The Ohnnnlnnn taw vdilch provided that all adequate reoorde of tkne, for NATO peaca force In C y v liana said, asking her people to no packing, threads or stems bustness deductions for travel, had no known reason to dem­ ptace, amount o f the expense, rus... Pollca olashw with peas­ give the princess “ the rest to repair or replace — and entertainment and gifts must ba onstrate against the United and the name, ttOe, other ants invadkv Peiuvtan mitts which she Is needing so much GUARANTEED UNCON “ ordinary and necessary.” lestdt in 18 deaths oimI ooorea The Beatles are, from left, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, John Lennon and States, officials said, and tba DmONAIXT. Come in to­ deoignattan of the person you in these circumstances.” While the regulations wore o(f taJurloA otttatal' reports soy, Irene’s whereabouts were a only explanation tkoy SM e<- day—well be glad to dem­ entertained. A diary kept regu- Ringo Starr. (AP Photofax.) SAVINGS tachnicoUy in effect os of Jan. , Federal offioora are deetgwhig mystery, but the queen said, for Is a Bunutae that Nkrn- onstrate. t a i y to aoMofiaotocy n r this AMERICAN EXPRESS 1. 1968, the Internal Rovanua new ednoattoMl pMMMUW to "W e hope to see our daughter mnh has serious tateraal treo- •ervlce announced taat tax|»ay. pmpoGE - bles and decided the Untied TRAVE1.ERS CHEQUES An oroiitoye - who'Hoeo i faslp wW ttla doHn Im rt oora Scream • Provohing Beatles Gotham Bound shortly In our midst” I.OAN o n sriio mode a good-folth effort of nation’s joblota... Former The romance of the 24-year-old States was the most eemra»- to comply with the now rules otabn a dsdurttan Jn woe# lent Bcnpegoat. .•X .S' s < I \ 1 I (> NJ tbs amount o f hia rsimbilnee- Canadian Prime Mlntater John B y PA TR IC K J. M ASSEY ♦ Their product, evolved In the<^riot police are posted In the blonde princess and a mystery lor the period before July 81, Diefenbacker wins overwhelm­ . ^ ______^ ....______A. * * ■ * ------M A A T J A ■%««I A M A A W A A A 11W suitor, said to be Spanish, ap­ ment after trontaribing Ms LONDON (AP)—A gear group waterfront slums of Liverpool, is streets and ambulances race up 1968, would have all reasonable ing re-rieetton as leader of parently caused deep govern­ LINKB B C ^A diaiy to the expenoe account with fringes that are tab crosses raucous, punchy singing with a to haul away the fainting girls. Aoubta resolved la their favor. ment concern. CHATTANOOGA, Tonn. generally need not keep Canadall ProgresOlve-Canserva- the Atlantic Friday oh the crest decibel rating designed to cut A t the height of the craze last The 1968 ‘*T and B ” rules ore tana, Shortly after the queen spoke (AP) — A Tsametera Union hii|a reoorde to Ohow the EUl. Uive party TuasdOy, through the sustained scream­ year it was almost impossible Hi two jwrta: First, tbe stricter of a rave wave. a government spokesman an­ offloUl teotifled today taM OIL SERVICE ■ ANCIIKSTBt’S OtPIIT FIIIANCIAL IICtTITUTION — ^ w h ew Offtoal of man nod moonohot AU of which, in British teen­ ing of teen-age females. to open a newspaper without rules as to what is deductible: nounced that the breakoff in James R. Hoffa onra aald ^ ioye is r elatad to Ms program soys today moot prob- age jargon, means the Beatles- L i the terminology that has reading of some new manifesta­ FLTTMBINO — HEATDfO second, the more detailed engagement plans was Irena’s would pay $16,090 to $894M oMber fam Ry olita data fo r saadlnc ttaroa UJS. grown up around them, gear, tion of Beatlemanta. , rulea as to how you keep reo- mre hesdlhg for New York. decision. Then Premier Victor to get to the Jmy“ ta me Am OONDCnONpTO 10.7 M AIN SIBERT NEAR MAPLE STREET stock owe astronauts to moon is loto IM S N ow at ttie top of the kjnew fab and rave all mean, approxi­ Even the highbrow press gave Teamsters presMuirt’s 1 9 8 8 WED. erdo. ' ’ZJS. targe chunks of space to analyz­ van Marijnen sununoned news­ ohip or other iMotton- or oariy 19S9» aiXHit tw 6 years icon hit parade, this guitar- mately the same thing—great. eoaepl^y t r I a L M w ift Ifocusing OQ the deduotkm-for- ing taeir success, examining the men and Instated! government •hip) kGtp than dote usually quot- pumping, hip-jerking ougrtet is The Beatles held the top of the Grady Partin, 241. RROAU Sr. BRANCH OFFICE — ROUTE 31 — COVENTRY •ntertaliiment r u le ^ *f?*^ *I British bit parade ratings longer sociological ImpllcaUons and de- pressure had not keen exerted be able to show the fits on XR8 LyndoD B- {he moat tHianomenal mioctas 7A i, nnioe ONLY! than any other performers in Uberatlng such problems os, on the princess, who has bean (Hot the amount o f the exponaa to story in British pop muale. In Spain for a month. fbot witnees 449.4541 NOW ON SALE a£»: m e Beatloa ora four men, years. For Weeks their records “What mokos tha girls I'. 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I ' >1 ■-/ MANGHESTEB e v e n i n g h e r a l d , M ANCHEEt^ CONN^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1964 RockviUc^Verpon More Money Voted R «port Cards Out Columbia South Windsor School officials announced Stamps‘s. today that second quarter re­ Atiy. Pigeon to Deiend h v i i h ’s OPEN S DAYS FOR YOUR CONVI port cqrds were issued yes­ Teachers Vote to Accept Gtizens Unit For Snow Removal terday to the -students at Manchester High School as Mother in Babies* Deaths t ' M . ' well as at Bennet and Bling Offer of $300 Pay ^aise Gets Set for MONBAY ttra SATURDAY 9:30 AJI. ta 9:10 PJi. -THURSDAY 0:00 AJL ia 0:11 Appropriations totaling $17,000 were approved by the Junior High Schools. Teachers st Horace Porter^den mother, John Robinson, ail- Atty. Robert J. Pigeon, Tol-'♦of time Mrs. Rogers h4a been town directors last night to pay for the cost o f snow re- held, Atty. Pigeon Indloeted Ute moral and for health insurance for the town’s retired Marco’s) highway departm. i School have voted to accept the ver arrow point; Charles Cou- land County public defender, School Study $300 across-the-board salary in­ chon and William Brand, lion time element mi|^t become one study was supposed to 'save the disclosed today that he has been of the issues In ttie caae. employes. town $50,000." crease offered by the board of badgo and oervioe star; Greg The oitlMne committee for KEITH’ S GREAT Of th« tptal, 115,000 is slated medical Uwurance for the town's education, George Patroa, prin­ Stlmaon, gold arrow point. asked to defend Mrs. Nora Rog­ fcr t»ie htglrway dejjartmenfs "I have read that the town, ■diool orgenisation hae divided pensioners. ' ;. was going to set up an efficient cipal, said after the board meet­ Den 6, Mrs. Helen White, den ers, 28, o f Enfield,' who la now accounts for overtime work, and The appropriations will Wf fi­ ing Monday night. This mesne mother, Jim Newton, Roy being held by state police under into three sub-oommttteea to aqulpihent rentals, to meet the snow program 'regardless of Tomkiel Named nanced by reducing three other cost;’ It looks as Uiough they that those with a bachelor’s de­ White, both wolf badges; Rich­ better accomplish its puppoee of cost of dealing with the sub­ town accounts — the planning a coroner’s warrant in the IfinW K N T are goihg through with It." gree will start at $5,000 and ard 'Walker, gold arrow point By State Group studying the feaeifaility of in­ stantial snowfalls that have in­ department by $5,000, the wel­ will increase to $7,700 maximum and silver arrow point. deaths of two o f her children. cluding a juitior high and kin- undated Manchester so far this ! "Fxtra appropriations are bad fare department by $5,000, and I no matter where they come in 12 steps. (Six $200 increeuws Den 3, Mrs. Charles Dutton, Atty. Pigeon also disclosed deigarten in the public echool winter. the insurance account by $7,000. I from,” he said. "There must and five |300 increases.) 'Those den mother; Barry Grant, bear that he will file a writ of habeas Edwanl J. TomMel, lian- sysum . The proposed transfer Hie remainder "goes to the I be an,end to this somewhere.” with a master’s degree will badge and silver arrow point; corpus if there Is further delay oheeter’a town oieek, hae bean Enrollment figures from sev­ personnel retirement and insur­ brought comment during the General Manager Martin later start at $5,200 and reach a David Levine, Charles Dutton in issuing a bench warrant eral years past were compared public hearing portion of the di^ AP Newsfeatures appointed legialatlTa eommittae FURXITU ance account, and provides half maximum of $7,900 with the each a bear badge; Jerry James, against Mrs. Rogers. with the most recent projectlone I replied that, "We try to do our By STD KRONI8H chairman of ttM Oonneotlout payment o f Blue Cross and rectors meeting from 'Mrs. {work from the standpoint of same 12-step increase. Teachers silver arrow point. He said the vM t will be filed to 1967-88. It was noted that an CMS and full payment of major Helen Fitzpatrick and later ; service, and not service ‘re- with six years of preparatory Moot Courteous Philatelic history was made in Hartford County because Town Clerks’ Aesod«tk>ik overall enrollment of about 1,- from director Harold A. Turk- I gardless of cost:’ ” work will receive a minimum of Steven Howard, sem of Mr. recently when Pope Paul VI Mrs. Rogers is being held at the Tomkiel wee appolntied to 000 tai 1966 has increased to a ington, who both criticized the "We will be back next month $5,400 and a maximum of $8,- and Mrs. Donald Howard of visited the area of the Holy Hartford State Jail. There are fill the unexplrad totm of 3o- current figure of 3,111. Projec- fact that $5,000 of the funds for an additional appropria­ 100. 'Whitney Rd., has been named Land. For the first time the no facilities for women at the aeph V. Toner, fonnar town Uone estimate over 4,000 en- NOW IN PROGRESS were to come from the planning tion," he said, "as soon as we Supt. Myron Collette dis­ “moot courteous” student for Leader of the Catholic Church Tolland jail. The habeas corpus clerk o f fittanUTord, and wUl enrolled In the echo(^ in 1067- commission budget. know how much we need. Ws cussed the grades of the high the month of January in Rich­ was honored by Israel with a action will seek to determine If serve untU July 1, 1986. 68. MOTO'S Charles Morrison and direc­ can't try to outguess the weath, school students -with the board ard Oirland’s Grade 5. The special bilingual cancellation in Mrs. Rogers Is being Illegally A four-man finance commit­ tor David Barry both expressed and requested teaching for an­ Hebrew and Latin commemorat­ The legialatirve oonentttee tee named Includea WUUam Car­ er and ask for money ahead seG^ion is based on auperior confined. ooooerne Itself 'vrith aU state Wonderful Values Throughout Our Huge Sfore! surprise that the snow remove I of time.” other home bound student wiUch ing the idslt of the Holy See to Referring to his entrance into rington, Walter Joensuu, Fred­ FUEL C O . oonsideratkm for classmates in Nazareth. A copy of this can­ l^slation which pertains to the program had cost so much more Atty. Barry replied that, “ It was granted. An attempt to co­ formal and informal situations. the case, Atty. Pigeon revealed erick DeOiaoomo, and Gaylord than had been budgeted fo" operate with Lebanon in fuli cellation was forwarded to the businees which eroaeee the 387 MAIN ST. is surprising that the budget Steven is the third boy to win he was approached by Mrs. Paine. time art and music classes is Associated Press by the Penny desks of town clerks. The junior high committee In­ XM.ST HARTFORD that purpose when the current misses the cost by so much. I the award. Rogers’ husband, Charles, who budgrt was made up iast year. should think that we could antic­ progres^hg satisfactorily Black Stamp Co. of Dumont, asked for aid. Pigeon inter­ It also raviewe eU aadeting cludea: Mrs. Chariee Barchers, Itai. Fitzpatrick and 'lurk- ipate these storms." It is hoped that the clanses will N.J., and It will surely be con­ atatutes which do not comply Mrs. Allen Brown, William Car­ Manchester livening Herald viewed Mrs. Rogers yesterday FUEL O IL ington were both conoemed Martin replied that, "I can begin next September. sidered a collector’s item bC' at the Hartford jail where she la with present day etandeixjs, and rington, Frederick C a r u o 1 o, that the planning department only answer that by saying If Permission has been granted Columbia correspondent, Virgt- cause of the historical aignlfi' helps in the dieifUng of new Marvin Eleenberg, Mrs. William VALUES! nls M. Carlson, tel. 228-8224. being held under a Tolland might be left with too little in you appropriate this, and my to Proctor and Gamble to dis­ cance of the occasion. County warrant. legislation to oocreot the defl- C. Fisher Jr., John Q. Flood, M. ^How I fs S pen t .. its account to hire a planning next request, than you -will al­ tribute literature on proper oienoiee. Qlenn Frank, James Henry, According to state police, Dr. Paul H. Twaddle, president of the Hartford Heart Association, explains the Astny director for the remainder of most be up to the amount I dental care combined with kits The U.S. Post Office Depart­ Mrs. Rogers has admitted her tSxs. H. Leonard Katz, John D. the current Hscal year. asked the directors to allocate filled -with the necessary equip­ ment announced that commem­ Madden, Walter H. Morse, R og­ analyzer to Mrs. Donald Waslk of CJarman Rd. and Mrs. Samson Hartan of Scantlc Meadr Mayor Explains actions caused the deaths of Idle Claims Dip ow Rd South Windsor. Both women are volunteer workers in the heart association s cam­ EXCLUSIVE WITH KEITH'S... The department has been when they approved the budget ment. orative postage stamps will be her daughters, Barbara Ann, er M. Myrick, and Daniel M. ■r without a director since Eldward last year.” The American Red C rou has issued this year for the New WUliamS. paign this month to raise $144,000 for research, education and community servlM to » com­ Plans for Camp seven months old, and Theresa, munities In Hartford county. The South Windsor effort is headed by Atty. Donald Wwlk '/ ‘ Rybezyk took a post with the "W e have been trying to sup­ asked to use the school in case York World’s Fair and to mark three months. The death o f a HARTFORD (AP) A de­ Working on the kindergarten 13 2 as chairman Dr. Twaddle’s demonstration of the device to check the body s chemical bal­ Manchester Redevelopment ply a better service by plowing of an emergency, such as a anniversaries in Nevada and cline of 983, from 46,678 to 44,- oommlttee are: Mrs. Lawrence OAIXON third child, James, who died In ance after open heart surgery was given at a kick-off program for volunteer workers. CASH Agency early last year. pr.v given stprm in a quicker flood or a tornado, and details Mayor Francis Mahoney, last New Jersey. The World’s Fair a Springfield hospital in Decem­ 613, in unemployment compen­ J. Andrus, Frederk* DeOlaco- But General Manager Richsrd time.” will be worked out with the night, briefed the members of stamp will be first to be Issued ber, is still under investigation. sation claims filed in Coimecti- mo, Mrs. Richard J. Doran, 150 Gal. Minimum Martin assured them that, "If sc^iool staff. cut last week was reported to­ week later—aboard a jet from 'M Hour Burner Service Martin replied to questions the board of directors on the In Flushing, N. T., on April 22, The inquest into the deaths Mrs. K. C. Goodwin, Walter O. els. Dessert and coffee will be they hired a planner tomorrow, from Mrs. Mtzpatrick and di­ The board accepted with re­ dpening day of the fair. The day by the State Labor Depart­ Joensuu, Mrs. David A. Joseph, Open House Set Pittsburgh, Pa., 600 miles away. tentative plans for a Manches­ was expected to end early yes­ served. Proceeds will benefit the TEL. 289-1219 there would still be a (largr rector Harlan Taylor plowing of gret the resignation o f Mrs. Nevada stamp will commemo­ terday afternoon but State Po­ ment. Mrs. K. H. Kochman, Mrs. Wel- club’s scholarship fund and also Owner Steve Lopez believes a enough) balance in Me plan­ the downtown parking lots is Eleanor Tambomini which will ter summer day.-camp for re­ rate 100 years o f statehood and lice Maj. Samuel Rome, chief Claims Increased from 42,971 den J. Lenentine, Charles E. purchase reference books for At New Temple passerby picked up Brutus and ning and zoning appropriation." drove to Pittsburgh, where the KROEHLER now being charged agfalnst the take effect In June. Mrs. Tam- tarded children. the New Jersey stamp will her­ of detectives, unexpectedly visi­ to 43,464 during a Similar pe­ Lyons, Mrs. Edward Lyons, Sadd Memorial Library. M orrison said he wa.> parking authority account, not IMday Is the deadline for Mts. Robert J. McCartney, Miss dog escaped. Pat McGrath Jr. borliti has taught Grade 2 at ald the sooth anniversary of ted the office of Coroner Ber­ riod In 1668, said Labor Com­ An Informal coffee hour will The congregation of the new "Mooked at the request bon- the highway departments, as of Porter for two yean. She and submission of an application for English acquisition of that nard J. Ackerman for a closed missioner Renato E. Rlcclutl. Hilda Monaghan, Gaylord L. be sponsored by the South of Pittsburgh called Lopez Mon­ sideiing olaime that (Bruno De- Temple Beth Sholom on E. Mid­ LUXURIOUS "FOAM-CUSHIONED" SOFAS Read Herald Ads. the first Of 19M. her husband, Peter, U-ve on Rt. the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. state. Dates and places of first- doors conference. The two men New Haven reported the most Paine, Mrs. Russell F. Romeyn, Windsor committee to study the day and said be had found the dog and traced it through a 87 and have three chUdren, Pe­ Foundation-sponsored project, year Issuance have not been set were later whisked off by state claims last week—6,679. The aaid Miss Josephine Zocoo. needs of retarded children to­ dle Tpke. will hold open house rabies shot tag. ter, Ou*! and Suaan. and Mahoney indicated that for either. All three stamps troopers. There was no explana­ Bridgeport area was next with W. lindsey Booth is general morrow at 8 p.m. at Wapping for all area residents on Sun­ Windham High School will be Manchester’s application will will be 5 centers. In addition to tion of the turn of events. 5,565 and Hartford followed oh airman. Brutus’ ticket home cost Lo­ Community Church. All Inter­ day, Feb. 16, between 2 and 6 pez $15.75. dismissed at 1 :S0 p.m. today and be in on time. the World’s Fair commemora When asked about the length with 5,520. Meetings wUl be held weekly ested mothers are In'vlted to Styled For You In 3 Convenient Lengths tomorrow became of mid-year The camp will provide four to tive, a 5c embossed envelope in the faculty dining room of attend to discuss faculties avail­ p.m. six weeks of summer camp ac­ South Windeor High School. Dignitaries of Manchester, as eatama. Buses will pick up. Co­ will be Issued at the same time. able for mentally handicapped RANGE Decorator Fabrics! . . . Fashion-Right Colors! . . . Finest Quality at Truly Amazing Savings! Here is lumbia students but will not tivities for from 35 to 76 re­ The junior high oommlttee youngsters. Transportation well as the local clergy and will meet tonight, Feb. IS and their congregations, will re­ \M> inteifere with the riementary tarded children from the Man­ The 1964 ediUon of the Min- may be obtained by contacting 1964’s smartest styUng—and Kroehler brings it to you in three sofa sizes to meet every space and seating school sohedule. chester area, and will be staffed kus Regional Catalogs are now 31. March 2, 10 and 18. Mrs. Leonard Green of Pam ceive Invitations for a g;uided The kindergarten committee FUEL OIL The salary of the clerk, Mn. with four paid personnel (two on the market. Produced In Lane. tour of one o f the most modern requirements. Your family will love the “ high-fashion” styling— plus meticulous care to detaB tailoring. Jean Peten, has beui inoraased of whom wiU be hey personnel), economical paperback, these will meet Friday, and on Feb. religious buildings In New Eng­ plus 20 or more volunteer high 12 and 18, March 4, 12 and 16. land. GASOLINE by $200. The principal was also catalogs provide easy portabili Advertisement Famous styling, with the comforts of FOAM CUSHIONING! voted an increase. The principal, school and college students. ty for collectors who wish to The ftfil committee will meet Jack’s Hair Stylist. Wapping The open house will be held the derk and the custodian ha've The town will be required to carry their information in their on Feb. 27 and March 23. Shopping Center, open dally to In conjunction with Brother­ now been bonded. pay half the cost of operation, back pockets. The catalogs are Legion Notee 6 p.m., Thursday and Friday hood Week, which beg;in8 on BANTLY OIL while the Kennedy Foundation The American Legion Aux­ that day. Aa of Feb. 1, there were 183 for; British Commonwealth nights by appointment. Tel. COMl'ANY . IM . high school students and 438 will underwrite the other half, Free Asia and Africa, Austria iliary will meet at the home of 644-8426. Mrs. Gene DamascM, Hayee elementary pupils. up to a maximum of $3,(X>0. the French Community of Na­ DOG WIN08 HOME \i.\ .<1 iv’i;i;j Mahoney explained that the tions, Latin America. Germany, Rd., Wedneeday at 8 pm . Mrs. Manchester Evening Herald VENICE, ni. (AP)—Brutus, a YOU RECEIVE 1190 Cupid Strikes Again town’s 60 per cent cost need not Doris Mikelis and Mrs. Edie Miiiiuii SM.")!):. The Grade 7 students will Italy and colonies, Scandinavia South Windsor. oorrespondmt______8-year-old Boxer dog, left home GREEN STAMPSt bo cash, but can be reflected In and Baltic countries. The prices Stead will be hosteaees. ttelephone 644-1 for a breath of fresh air last hold a Valentine dance at Por­ Laura Katz, (u.cKviii.- 'iH appraisal costs of site, services range from $1 to $3 and the In memory of Frank Rosen, week. He returned Tuesday a ter School Friday from 7:30 to 1768. and Improvements. books are available at your lo­ the post and auxiliary will 10:30 p.m. The acti-vity room He said that the board of di­ cal stamp dealers. sponsor a Ungo for the veter­ will be appropriafely decorated rectors would not have to ap­ ans at the Rocky Hill 'Veterane and teachers and parents wUl propriate any funds, since the Hospital Friday at 7 p.m. oha.perone. The Republic o f China has dollar cost could be handled out celebrated the 10th anniversary Members of the post and aux­ Cub Scout Awards of regular budget funds. of Liberty Day with a set iliary will be callers. Twenty-five boys received Present plans call for the two new postage stamps, i. Briefs their Cub Scout awards at this camp to be situated on an un­ The town council will meet to­ Introductory Offer,,, ports the World-Wide Philatelic month’s pack meeting. They used section o f Globs Hollow, Agency. Both Stamps depict day at 8 p.m. In the high school. were: Den 2, Mrs. Barney Kass and for the swimming pool to be universal symbols of liberty. The zoning board of appeals man, den mother; Sdward will hear four appeals tomorrow made avallahm at certein times Ontf shows a T6«h of tiberty G O O D FO R A Kassman, bear badge, gold ar­ o f the day for (he use o f the and the other shows a pair of at Wapping Elementary School row point, service star; Steven UMITED TIME campers. hands with broken wrist a t 8 p.m. Kassman, wolf badge, 'jgold ar­ The East Side Rec will be shackles reaching from dark­ The Sisterhood of Temple row point; Kyle Sadlon, wolf Beth Hlllel will meet tomorrow available for use in Inclement ness Into the light. It Is also in­ badge, service star; Frank Sen- weather. teresting to note that the Re­ A MAN’S IDEA at 8; 16 p.m. at Wapping Ele­ tlo, John Dllworth, and Jeff Co­ mentary School. Mrs. Milton public o f China will Issue a set man, each a service star. Newman will present a musical The nickel coin is composed of commemorative stamps hon­ program in observance of Jew­ Ultra-smart 74* aofa it parfactly proportionad for Den 3, Mrs. Sol Koenigiberg, of 76 per cent copper and 25 per oring the New York World’s den mother; Jeff Dente, Lion cent nickel. OF A ish Music Month. Husbands are tmall rooms and apartmanta. Lawton back ax- Fair In April; tanda to outside edgaa of arms for added look of badge and gold arrow point; Invited to attend. 'r T /. Danny Deptula, lion badge, gold A fashion show will be spon­ length and glamour. A rare valuel arroW point; John Erlandson GOOD LUNCH sored by the South Windsor Women’s Club at Centlnel Hill and Ronald Willette, wolf She—Paul Newman HOiME NEEDS badges; Guy Beck, wolf badge, Is Wonderful! Hall In Hartford tomorrow at gold arrow point; Curtis Beck, He—Elke Sommer 7:16 p.m. “Fashions for ’64” will feature winter and spring mod- Sewinq & Doming Threads Hooks & Eyes lion badge, gold arrow point, sil­ Is Wor

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HANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANGHEStSB, CX)NN,. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY B, 1964 m m 90JJB, (lANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5» IM i HEALTH CAPSULES News Irene Y o U r StoMioH T onight The Beetles Budget Request Ton Item Highway Study On TV-Radio Tonight A TSgulariy adteditinl WHAT 16-n s MON060PUM Cut Romance RMmthlyTOti^Btokiiig «»- Heati for N.Y. glutamate WHCM » U6fip N Mob ^ IM iM id tOHlgM fio m Before BRINGING o u r FOOP FLAVORS^ B to * hi the town olsrk’s ‘ y-" ' " offloo hi the Municipal Build- (Ooatinied from Paqr* Om ) But Plan Changed Rouses Dutch The board o t sducaUen wUIeticn, ahd has auggiistod m t a Ing. Mti salaiy, rathar''than a imtio Television AppiloaBti must be SI Nobody came 1 9 wkb aa ade­ dsvoto the major portion o t to ­ quate answer. , • • bojMdMl p i n , be detobfisbed. • :00 ( » Bis f Tbester (In 7:10 Om ) waarB o t ago or over, must night’s masting, to a dtoctiasion TAM) « But one girt, Inlqnrtowad on It bias aleb recommended a A ieven to two majority of the town board of direc­ (80) Eisrly Show (In progreu) nave bean regldenta of the tefevlalon, said: ^'TOtfse*avary- o t ths 1064-66 school budget ceiling cf *1,000 (pr Any extra- (88) l^wer Workshop Identity of Irene’s agdtar. Hnee state for at least one year, t o r * la s t night voted to continue the highway depart­ one else yelling so von ftMl vou ouDiicular position, end a limit OPEN TUES. ( 8) News 8:00 ( . ______P a ^ ^ t s and of the town for at least ’The board's finance eommit- ment efficiency study which had been suspended last (18) In the PubUo Interest Irene want to Spain Jan. t, her might aa weU>ln bi yowsalf.” tos has recommended cuts to­ of one eottre-ourricular Job for (40) Leimmie 8:80 Bbrmer’a Daughter six months. AND month after systems analyst Bruno DeMarco proved in- It,To Camera name biu been linked with asv- Accordiiu; to one recant estl- taling *42,828 In the *5,879,418 any one teeoher* M) Music (or tbs Tounc Naturalised dtlxens will mate, the Beatle sound to gross­ The teachiini have voted (at eompatible with the highway m i-« 10) Bys-Dentify _ and Legends eral young SpanUh arietoerats. have to present proof of their budget submitted by Superin­ i 9:00 ($2MO^^Biplonase ing something like $1.4 million tendent of Schools WUIiam C!ur- a m an meeting Monday) to op- pcrvlsory ataff. 8) News, Sports. Weather They include Prince AlfonaO de dtlxenshlp. poae the reoemmendauonfl. S;1I (28) Club House ^ 8______4 ^ )_____ BenCasey ~ a month for record companies, tto. At the recommendation or a Bourbon-Oriaana, **, who woriu As one teaitoier .aKpreased TfflJRS. till 9 directora aubcommittee chaired Study Terms (80) News, Weather 18) Bubaorlptlan TV promoters and the . boys. The cuts bring the proposed <:SU ( 8) 87tb Precinct 8-13)----- The Bmri arly BmbUUes in a Madrid bank, and Santiago Protestants, but the royal fam­ The four are John lannon, budget to the figure of *6,888,? himseU Motjday, “ W e^ust take by Democrat Robert Stone, the (34) Wtaat’a New 8:80 (34) (5iJrigaiBl ( 8-13) Clek Van Dyke Ibarra de C9iumica of BOboiL ily to traditlonally Protestant Paul McCarter and Ctoorge 684, plus an additional item of drastic fltaps) If necaesary, in­ board approved continuing the ( 3) Walter Cronklte 80, whose family owna large Harrison, all guitartoto, and cluding the refusal to wUldiold SMILING SERVICE project under a considerably Under the terms of the re­ G8) Life of Riley 10:00 (30-40) o iy m ^ Games A Dutch government plane *143,700 for operation of the vised contract, which the town (13) Newsbeat ( 8-13) KemiMy Awards steel mills, in northern Spain. was sent to Madrid last Satur­ drummer Ringo Starr. Manchester (joinmunlty Ool- contracts for extra-curricular UAIN STBBET— modified contract (4u) The Lone Ranger (1 (M 3 ^ Bleventh Hour The premier and three of hie day to fetch Irene home, but she ■work.” Instead of the guaranteed directors approved last night, (10-23.80) Huntley Brinkley (34) In-8choot _ .School' PnPreview Their pertormancae have been lege, for a total of *5,879,884. • :45 (80) Ron Cochran 11:00 ( S6-10-:l*30i»40] I) News, ministers conferred Tuesday at vamshad frcmi the Dutch Em­ a hit in Gtomtony and Bcandi- This figure becomes *5,445,- The teen'dAi v o ^ a resolu­ saving of *30,000 to *50,000 the for the completion of the high­ IT6 A PERIVATIVE OF Sports, GLUTAMIC ACIP, WHICM 16 ONt 7:00(23-40) News. Sports. Weather , Weatbw the royal palace with Juliana bassy shortly before it arrived. navia hut were coolly received 384 when the |M,100 item for tion to the offset that oontracU \ » \ < original contract called for—a 11 :U (10) Tt (O and her husbend. Prince Bern- for teaohers, either on e yearly way department efficiency OF THE SUBSTANCES USEP BY (34) ’The Humanities ( 3) M< Word from Barcelona said by critics In Paris. There to 1964>86 school caj^tal improve­ guarantee that General Mana­ (30) Interpole Calling or daily basis, be redefined to study, the town is no longer re­ NATURE IN BUILPING (40;w, Steve Allm hard, who returned suddenly Irene might have gone into some speculatloa they may be ments is added. ger Richard Martin last night (18) Subscription TV 11:30 (13) Movie from the Olymplo Oamee in allow for oompenaatlon for ex­ quiring the analyst to effect a PROTEINS. ( 3) Uttlest Hobo qdritual retreat at a monastery, falling off at home. Tluee WMks The proposed budget to ap­ called “almost totally unrealis­ (10) Manhunt 11:80 (3240) Tonight < 0 Innsbruck, Austria. but Roman Catholic sources tra work bn a ratio phut of time tic from the beginning"—the specific saving In department ______muIm irM M ( 8) Olymple Games ago they were edged fMm the proximately *870,000 higher .hbnotintanMMbaalti 7:11 (22) Square Dance 12:80.(8) Movie Van Marijnen then plunged there said they knew nothing ot top of the bit parade and have spent aboye the regular con­ new agreement seta “definite operations. (80) Sports Camera than the one imder which the Instead auditors Barry. WEEK FOB OtMfFLBTB U8TIIVO into a long night session with her arrival. slumped to ninth place. tracted time. and specific" guidelines for the Another report said Irene left board of education is now oper­ Other buaineas to oome be­ Macri & Co. are being asked to SEE SATUBDAX-Ii TV parliamentary leaders to brief In America, they will appear analysis. M adrid In a white sportsw ear ating, slightly higher than aver­ provide, within 90 days, a "com­ them on the blighted royal ro­ on Ed SulUvan’B televtoion show fore the booed o f.education to- in the'^air! And instead of continuing for with a compiuilon, Miss Ro(|ario age budget Increesea for the IS plete report of the management m ance. for three weeks and will {dve idght inoludee; five more months, as the con­ Ruth Millett de Adrade, member of a promi­ past four years. analysis survey” that will deal Radio Many legislators, still galled two performances at New (1) The poaeiUe one-year ex- tract was previously written, it nent Sevilla family. State of Connecticut educa­ teneicn of the traneportotion with nine specific kinds of in­ (n ils Usttng Incindes only those newa broadeasto eC It or U over the royal family’s handling York’s Carnegie Hall. tion eseistanee funds will ac- must be brought to completion of the news of Irene’s religious oontraot, due to expire at the formation. aalnnto length. Some stations carry other abort newMvssto). coimt for about 82 per cent of within 90 days. SHOULD BE A “HOME” conversion, were reported anxi­ SMOKINO HAZARDS and of.thto aohoel year. The The town is now requiring FUOm\’ES CAUGHT the school operation budget, So far about *3,800 has been lirDBC—1888 <$>10:80 Thirty Hinutas ’Theater ous to aver another embarras­ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP)— three-ywr (iontrset to held by analysis of: Every American family, it ^ 11:00 Newe PITTSBURGH (AP) — Two while the remaining 78 per cent spent for the study. As previ­ 8:90 Lons John Wade sing situation. News that the Jess E. Wright, 48, lighted a Hamer Thrall of ‘ the Manches­ Alison Ayers ously written the contract could 1. ’The organization of the seems to me, would be happier 8:00 Baynor dbinea 11:15 Sporta Final fugitives, one of them a Con­ will be financed from town tax 11:80 Starlight Serenade princess had turned Roman cigarette aha came close t o ter School BUS Servioe. have been stretched out to nine highway department; if they treated their house like 1:08 Newt Sign Oft necticut man, were caught at a revenue. 1:00 News and Sign Off CJathollc last year leaked out drowning. (2) A proffstou. report, by the months at *1,000 per month. As 2. The department’s func­ a home, Instead of "B riiowcase. WHAT—OIO w p o p —m e gas station near Pittsburgh yes­ Hepreaentatlves of the teaeh- 6;UU Baay fSd Shov «:U) Joel Cash last week when a photograidier Driving along Pall Creek building committee, on the plans rewritten, the total time can be tions. showing those which ’They work and save through terday. The Federal Bureau of 0 era pereoi^l oommMtee have 8:80 News Weather and Sporta 7:00 Bill Hughes saw her receiving communion in Parkway on ’Tuesday, Wright for the ptopoaed additions to as much as six and a half might be better reassigned to the years to make it Just the 7:00 Edward P. Morean 10:00 Mad Daddy Show Investigation said < Stepbsn expreBsed concern over changea 7:16 Ed Hayes Show Madrid church. took a deep drag, choked and the R ob «rtson, ECaeney S t. end Textured Blended Fabrics months and the total cost another department; kind of dream house they’ve al­ w n w —129# Watt, 20, of W olcott, Conn.^ and made (by the board of educe- 4 3. The utilization of regular I0:|0 Tonight At My Place «:llo Mews, Weather. Sports As the second of Queen Juli­ fainted. Hla car ran over a HigMimd Pbrk Scfiools. *6,800. ways wanted to own. They pour 1;80 SUen Oft 6:30 Showcase curb, rolled down a bank and Robert P. Rogers, 20, o f W al­ toon’s flitimoe committee) in the and temporary labor, and ways money into making it attractive ana’s four daughters, Irene is tham, Mass., escaped with, four (3) The appointment of Jo­ Stone said. In aiuwer to ques­ w n o -ie a e ^ 8:46 Lowell Tbomaa went into the creek. auperiatenAent’a recommended to overcome seasonal shortages Euid livable, into putting in ail 8:00 News. Sports and Weather <:6U Sporta ’Ttme second in Une for the throne, budget for «Ktni-43ur(iotfiar po- seph A. We^ge to the poet of tions from Republican Frandls 7:00 “The next thing I knew, my other men from a Jail In Otoriu- or surpluses; the wonderful new labor-savinig 8:85 Music „ News Showcaac behind Crown Princess Beatrix. ville, Tenn., on Sunday. Hie two altlone, and they have served custodian. DellaFera (who opposed the 8:45 Three Star Extra 7:35 Public Affairs Prograol Her conversion from Protestant­ hand was dangling in water,’’ 4. Administrative planning d evices. 7:05 Convereatloo Pleca 8:00 The World Tonight men, who the FBI said were notioe titet they (the teachers) (4) A poBjihle change in the eontinuatton of the study), that ism does not necessarily bar Wright said. in 7 Beautiful of repair, rebuilding, paving 7 : » Chet HunUey 8:16 Life Line peuratroopers stationed at Fort will take “strong measure#’ if board’s meeting stfitedule to a the Information gained during And when fits dream house la 8:30 Showcase her frtmt succession to the He waded ashore, unhurt, but and contracted projects; 7:80 Newe of the World ttM full board does not throw more oonvenient time.; the first part of the survey a reality, then what? They start 7:46 Sing Along _ 9:06 Best ot Broadway crown. Ihe Netherlands has he vowed, “ I’m giving up amok- Campbell, had been Jailed on would not be lost under the new 5. Mainagement control of saving to get away from home! 7:60 UOonn va. Butgera 10:06 Sbowcaaa and Newa armed robbery charges. ou t tlM OlMUlgeik (5) A report by Atty. John 13:26 Sign Off about as many ChthoUcs Ing.’ ’ Spring Colors contract <■ highway activities; Wbat’a behind this two-sided 8:45 Nigbtbeat The finance committee has S. G. Jtottner, concfcmirig the "The reason the auditor felt 6. Equipment maintenance desire to own the perfect place recommended a out of *9,000 Grace Robertson SclMfianMp the study could be completed in procedures and preventive to live, and then to get away from the *54,000 leoommenda- F unda 90 days is that all the back­ maintenance; from it as often as possible? ground work has been do^e, 7. Work reporting and cost Is it because we’ve worked so .WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY...KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS Stone said. measurement systems; hard achieving the ambition of tloventry $ of Bnmo DeMarco, 8. Work schedule and per­ a perfect home that we can’t Your who upset highway personnel formance evaluation systems; ever really relax In it? Drive Extended by refusing to work within the 9. ’The complaint and servioe Maybe we’re afraid that udien DenUd Heahh structure of the town rules, the handling system. the kids come home from For Ambulance study wUl be conducted by My­ The contract specifies that, school, they’ll scuff the perfect­ SAVE AS MUCH AS lY EACH ON ron Weiner. based upon the analysis, “rec­ ly waxed floors with their mud­ (This to the third In a series Weiner, who is currently in ommendations will be made in­ dy boots or clutter up the per­ The firemen's ambulance fund of six artioieB on dental heaKh d w ig e c t a peogram o t histruc- dicating the necessary reorgani- fectly kept front yard with melr drive la being extended for one published The Hetrald in co- satl. 3 through ices and reduced costs will be in­ house behind us, leave it and (AID), was descrtt>ed by both men of North Coventry will 8.) sudMor Robert Macri and Gen­ d ica ted .” the care of it and the worries connected with it cover the north end of town be­ eral Manager Richard Martin ’The contract also si>ecifles The American people m ay We “ rough” it in some place uiiPE StlECyO l^ am beii« highly qualified for that work shall be completed tween Sunday and Feb. 16, wen be eeitkig their w ay within 90 days, at a continued where we can relax wlthput Mrs. Robert Rumens, oo-chair- th e jo b . worrying because the lawn toward dentures. He Is a graduate of the Unl- cost of *1,000 per month as set man of the drive has announced. It to known that, for tooth vendty of Syracuse’s Maxwell by the previous agreement. needs mowing, the rose bushes y o u r c h o i ^ Drive offlciala have asked need spraying, or because the doday to occur, fermentable Scbool of town management, that anyone living in the lake oaitwhydratee, such as sugar, and has a master’s degree from children are a constant threat region who has not been con­ Richard Woodhouse and Mayor to the order of the beautiful must preaent In the diet. It the UWvenity of Pennsylvania. Francis J. Mahoney had offer­ tacted and would like to donate, to also known that the annual Htai 16 years experience in hom e. • W ide astorhnent of smart color* * Rust-proof send or bring contributions to ed no comment before the mo­ Watch the carefree, easy re­ per capita oonsuroption of sug­ atate mmI kxsel g^eminent baa SUPER the firehouse in South CJoventry tion was approved. laxation of any family “rough­ • Unbroakablo • Easy-cloan • Sanitary ar in the United States has in- IndlndDd woilc for olber Great­ DellaFera said that the Dem­ ing it" on vacation, and you Sunday momlngc oroased almost ten-told in foe er Hartford communities, Mac- ocrats had voted to employ De­ can’t help but wonder if the VALUE On Sunday, Mrs. Rumens will last 126 yeara li said last night, and consult­ Marco through the auditors af­ family couldn’t have a little serve coffee and doughnuts be­ Besides increasing the possi­ ing work for ttte State of Oon- ter a'private caucus with him, more of that same easygoing tween 8:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. bility of tooth decay with the n eotiou t and that they had refused to fim all year round if the house Natural to those leaving donations additional sweets, Amorioans Ocneral Manager Martin, an- disclose everything they had weren’t quite such a perfect 'Swing Balance’ there. Firemen will assist Mrs. have oompounded the problem awering a question from DeBa- discussed. place and was more of a home. Rum ens. b y a lm o s t tolmlnatlng all “This study has made us the Pera — who said he wondered All righto reserved cover stays In addition, Mrs. Rumens has fibrous,, coarse foods which why Weiner should be any laughing stock of the state,” Sale SSL New^mper Enterprise Asun. closed announced there will be a des' slso serve to help cleanse, the tUDM aidtabae for Use job tbsn DellaFera said. SOU IN OUR STORES FOR 1,00 |d IJ9 tooth surfaces. Ififhty cooked, In a n sw er to DellaFera’s sert sale during the same hours. (be sigpceedly “highly quaH‘ ONION REIGNS FOR DAY Proceeds will be turned over to Soft fobdfl, furihemidre, readily fta f’ DsAIaroo — said mat, im comments on the little discus­ • IS qt. deep diab pan becoene impacted betwen the Uce DeMarco, Weiner has had sion of the contract amendment, ‘ BERNE, Switzerland (AP) — the ambulance fund. In a tradition that dates back to Residents are asked to note teeth end are more difficult to eonahlerable expettence in town Powell replied: • 1 busbd laundry basket to remove by brushing. g o o Mvment. “Well, it Is the unanimous re­ 1406, the modest onion reaches the change in the coffee hours a 17 qt. round waste basket from those previously listed. With today’s diet of sweet ‘tHa has acquired a certain port of the subcommittee. Whai the rank of nobility and reigns for a day—the last Monday of Ludwig T. KolodzleJ is chair­ and eafly-to-cfaew foods, more amouDt of savvy,” Martin said, they read to us sounded very JUMBO 45-QUJUIT • 17 qt. rectaiigular waste basket each November — at Berne’s mwi sin man of the fund drive. diligent home and profeMional anraid th e frictioD S Uiat D e­ much like what the subcommit­ care to necessary if good den­ Marco, airoqped.” OnlcHi Market. The event origi­ TOP’ MASTIC WASTE BIN • 18 qt. utility tub Legion Notes tee was asked to do.” nated more than five centuries • vsm tal health to to be makitained. *^3aiiaroo was not eocperi- “If DeMarco make a laugh­ • 19 qt. utility pan The American Legion Auxili­ ago as the housewife’s last ary will sponsor a Mother’s U this care to. not observed, enead In the municipal field; we ing stock of Manchester, I don’t then in the future w« can ex­ theugdHi th at th at would have chance to stock up on winter • 15 q t E-Z pour pail March for foe March of Dimes tidnk he is entitled to all the vegetables. Now it is a festival pect more than foe present es­ seine advantage (of providing credit for himself. • 1 9 q t utility bin FYind on F eb. 8 and 9. ’The unit for young and old, featuring a has made its annual donation timate In the United States of a foeeh outlook). It didn’t.’’ “One of the great difficulties O n l y 1 .9 9 97 million persons with tooth *Tv'e known of Weiner for confetti battle in the streets, e 3-pc. mixing bowl set o f $6 to foe drive. Junior Auxili­ was the differences on this decay, 23 million with gum some time,” Martin continued. shopping, and indulging in on­ ary members will assist. board. ion soup and onion pie. Onions • 14 qt. divided dish pan disease and 21 million with no Although be was Involved in “Wouldn’t this be a good op­ Exoellaitly oonitnicted. Stoidy, nart-piroot Mrs. Elaine Hotchkiss, Ameri­ the rbObail) In the motor vehi­ are offered by the bag or by the teeth at all. portunity for us to Join hi sup­ braid, with bowknots to wear aa plastic lasts a long time! Sanitary, cover • Bowl brush and bolder can chairman, and Mrs. John A study conductod by the cle depertment over the instal­ porting the recommendation, Laeek, national security chair­ lation of data processing equip­ boutonnieres, and as onion and swings bade dosed, no springs to weeo: oat • Tissue dispenser American Dental Assoclatioii and get sonvething done in the fir wreaths and table center- man, will attend foe National revealed that a nrajority of the ment, Martin said he thought ec\Mty dinner of foe depart­ highway department?” pieces. Use indooia or out Ydlow, tniniuoiBe, ■and. 8 adult dental patients who were that “none of the fault was his. m ent F eb. 8 at foe Hotel Strat- surveyed believed that Io m ot 1 don’t think his oonnectlon fleld in Bridgeport. Mrs. Law­ with It should be held against rence Perry, president of foe teeth and wearing of denturee him .” local unit, will be attending foe are Inevitable. And yet perma­ After the directors meeting SA¥i BP TO 16c EACH SAVE 52« ON EACH program as Fourth District nent teeth are meant to be Just Town Controller Joseph C3em- Americanism chairman. that — perm anent. B ut it Is entiiio, formerly with the state GranU~oun brand not difficult to understand how The Junior Auxiliary will have budget department, said his GronCfl-oton brand such ideas about them came knowledge of the motor vehicle GRANT MAID a Valentine party at its meeting at 8:80 p.m. Feb. 12 at foe into existence. When more than rbidwrb indicated Weiner was ID lONO-HMDlE CLEANING SUPPUES Legion home. half of the population over 45 caught hi the middle of a situa- aEANING SUPPLIES years of age to wearing den­ tion that was not of his crea­ The American Legion Post tures, it would Boem reasonable tion, though he was wilUng to will have a^paper collection Feb. to many children that their shoulder much of the responsi Mth DuPont M W Paint 16 in Covent^ and Mansfield. S a l e 3 3 c •adi dental future is not too bright. bUty anyway. Those having supplies to be RiGULARLY 39c to 49« S a l e 9 7 L eked up may contact Cmdr, Lose of teeth to not inevit­ Republican Harold A. 'Duk- able and to think otherwise and RiOULARLY 1.49 iwrencs Perry in Coventry or k ig to o Joined D ellaF era In ex Wonderful new paint by Du Pont makes re-doing C give up dental care for the ex- pressing reservations about the liquid Cleaner, Instant Spray Charles Benjamin in Mansfield. any room easier than ever before. Creamy-thidi Staid), Spray-on Window Cleaner. A-PUU Size RROOM-Top quality. All psetaUon of dentures to like new cOTitract. B riefs letting an injured arm become He questioned not the wisdom **Ludte” W all Paint needs no stirring or priming, com . Coid-aewn, wire-bound forsturciiness. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wass gangrenous because an artificial o f continuing the highway study have been elected co-presidents Won’tspatter or drip like ordinary paint. Spreads ■—SQUIlZi SPONGE MOP - Chrome arm can ba nibstituted. Artifl- BO much as the continued outlay aqueeze- be spent’for the km. Blartfebinding. H e « # sued tMa five-day foreqaat for follow the supper. Comb see these excitingly wonderful Bonerella and r a y o n textmed fobnc* GALLON Obnneotlout today: RIOUIARLT L99 The planamg oommlttae in- in b^utiful, new spring dresses. You’ll find it hard to believe that the tai­ Ith th e votes in and the Far Mstchlni wsedwtrk- NO tfS••• NO ANOO*««NO BUTS •••Sotisfoction Ouaranteed or Your Money RueJe TenuMratune over Oonneeti- dudes Frank Mordavflity, Ar­ loring and individuality is possible at this low price! caatraiet amendment accepted, ttM raelm arivfeiii flut during the five day period, thur Warringtoti, Paul OervM DellalhOtm took the floor to ' 'oiARoair Thurad*y through m and WUHiam Hflriklnfloo. the Democrats for acting NO MONST DOWN...80 DAYS T . G R AISI’T s e r v in g N.I. to avoMgo ^ « da- wlthoot for any infciv ORSKWmnOPAY W>N 57 YEARS M as above nonnsl wMi tsm- FfHJGB ROUND-UP etoboH 4m th e m otion. peraituieii on the mild aidk O iO V IB . NJEL (A P ) — Caovto ' .^ m resdly surprised that the L A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. ^nMirad«y and BYiday tumkiff a poUoa 4louble(l *s cowboys Tues­ Kbrseton can take this recom­ 723 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER UtUe colder over th# weekend day night M some 50 range mendation and vote on it wlth- and moderating again on M<«- caOle wandered into this storm- 4^ ; ent eoeinaeBt,” he saW ‘ 1 think SHOmNC PARKADE MAIN STREET VERNCN CIRCLE to lallraad this d ^ . isolated dty. ibnnis nomial high and low 'The cattle were said to be LU1.1IE i^iii pa:m Besuty : l'. ______A ^ . DavM Bar- MANCHESTER VERNCN •rTD rTr^io^Piw dl. Atty. ■ . ■' /. , f N, m m m . a k CHESTEB BVENINQ h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. OONM, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAltlC^S, 1964 KANCHBSTEB EVENING HEBAU). MANCHESTEB» CONN,, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1964

But, although there is always a cer­ tions prohibit A climb to ttao Macon County nchool Board, US. Flag Absent On Sunday night, eroaaea were tain poetic pleasure in seeing those who HoplfvUle-V ernon summit which at M t Washing­ ten Fcnruin 50 Climbers ton, Nsw England’s highest burned at tiie homes of three consort with MOrse being spattered by peak, is 6,288 fM t high- other members of the board. E ttlttittQ Mm, the verdict in this instance has .to vine ArtlBld Rlt WslUng of raiadelphUi. Tuskegee, the county seat, come up still in favor o f Ribicoff and TV> the Editor, Hunt Four in P a„ a member of the Harvard also faced poeslMe Nupro street jnTBLOHmo n t b b As publicity ohairaiaa of the Mayor Bars Pupils demonstrations. Studsnts at m a i a w m n iifQ o o .. in c. club, said he bad instructed ths 1» BtlMU 80—t his amendment If there was in his pro­ building committee Tuskages Institute talked e( mnelwMr, four missing climbers in the posal any element of giving federal aid First Oongrsindional O mwh fa Granite State past. He described all four as protest marches through 'the m Mata 04, Meet fa BEasMsf* to education by a system which did not Osnterbury, I wish to eapveas fab-ly experienced in winter dW if Integration in the nearby iace Diner N a t t s w l l ! ^ PubUiben involve the question o f any federal in­ my ainosre thanks for the fine mountain climbing. In Alabama Town eeo Include inclvde a cocktail room, negotiating for about two months government, among those for­ ments. Somehow it sCemed to excite and fonned. Suib oommltteee which meeting rooms and banquet regarding sale of the diner. on a 15-mlIe route across the Club at the East Side Recrea­ prevent "loss of life.” Lingo integrated by a federal court Chariie” Suffers oendst of Wordiip, Survey, facilities, is planned as an ex­ When asked about the poasi- range which includes Washing­ tion Center tonight at 7 o'clock. said about 75 troopers were order after Tuskegee High bidden to Mir the entrance of MEMBER OF alarm all kinds of specialists in giving the Negroes into the school. THE ASSOCIATED PHiaSS Finance, Chrletian Sduoatfan pansion of the Interstate Motel bility of a dual operation ■with a ton, Jefferson, Adams, Madison, The meeting is open to fa­ posted around the Notsisulga School, forced to admit 18 Ne­ Uneasy Nadder Tbe AaaocUUd Presa is excIuaWely enUUed away government money in one form or and FeUowahlp are being form­ rfataurant and the diner, the Monroe, Clay and Franklin thers and their sons who are in­ school and about 60 at Shorter. groes in September, was shut to Uie use of republtcatioo of ail news d » which the corporatiMi has re­ RECORD TURNOUT UbwIm Mitiiie or driaklss nun' M S aatchaa eradlUd to it or not otberwlaa credit- another to come face to face with an ed end several have held a flnt cently acquired. Interstate representative said peaks. terested in the Model H-0 type As Rea turned back the Ne­ down by the state school board twnreo of mild, hot onDojrhis oladdor tan, edta thla paper and alaa tbe local aawa oub- honest proposition in which people, or­ meeting and appointed a chair­ The official, an officer ot the that “when the restaurant is Searchers Include members electric train. A large track groes, FBI agents ■watched from when ail white pupils boycotted ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The tationo—moklBC foa fad rartlna. twin, of the U.8. Forest Service, the across the street but made no it. One of the 18 later withdrew. First Presb^erian Church has and aacoBifortaDlt. Aad if iBotlan aishti, *^AU* riahte of republication of special dla- dinary people, would be given the pre­ man and aocretary. eoiporation, asked that his name built, the diner will be o u t” lay-out Is approximately three- with aassins baekaeho, boadaeha or iaos> patehes am ln are also resorted. ______A scrap book oontainfag our not be used. He said that nego- There is a possibility that the New Hampshire Fish and Game quarters completed and this move to Interfere. A Methodist minister, tha 3,600 members—and each mem­ enlaraenoo aad paliudootooTor-oxortiaa, cise kind of a break they need when they Department, the Appalachian Rea, an attorney in private Rev. Glenn Slrmon of Notasul- ber received a personal invita­ atraia or omotional aiNMt, aro addias to publicity is being kept by our tiatiims are still under way, and, diner will be moved to another meeting will be to find a. few jour aitaorr—doa’t wait—tey Doaa’a PlDa. FuU a ertlce client of N. E. A. B ^ lc e , tae. encounter the tremendous burden of try­ pastor. Rev. Weeden. We art no definite plAns have yet bee: Vernon Circle location, accord­ Mountain Club and the Harvard interested people to help com­ life, turned the Negroes back ga, said there was widespread tion from the pastor. Dr. John Doan'a PilU act S ways for apaedy ro- Publiabers Representatives — under an ordinance creating the talk of a similar boycott at Anderson, to attend a congrega­ Mathews Spedal Agency — New York Chl- ing to finance college for their children. pleased to add yours to our col­ formulated. ing to another representative of Mountain Climbing Club. plete the track lay-out. llaf. 1 — Thoy hara a aoothhis affaet oa aago. Detroit and Boston. • He said that the corporatloi Interstate. ' The search is headed by Noel Don Clerke, who originated office of fire and safety inspec­ Notasulga if the Negroes are tion-wide dinner. The invitations Uaddar irritathma. 1—A fast paia-caHey- ^BlbCBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- Such a simple common sense proposi­ lection. Another book which tor in the rural Macon County; forced■ in under another court came via RPM phonograph rec­ iaa aetion oa nasrins baekaeba, haada we caU a “gift book” la being has received several offer Interstate Motels Corp. is Sheldon,' member of the White the club a year ago will be on aeaaa, maacular aenaa aad painL 8—A T10N8. ______Mountain Forest Service recre­ hand to supervise and explain 'community of about 1,200. order. ords mailed to the membership. woBd^uUy mild diontie aetioa thru the tion, whldi could do a world of good di­ kept by our church treasurer, from restaurant firms interested part of a large business com­ ational staff aneratlon will be "let o u f’lshopplng centers in the state, district ranger. meeting should be prepared to in' Jsil for anyone violating the I Tuesday night on the farm of membership to the "Feetlval of for orar SO yaars. For coovonioaet, bay other reading matter In The Manchester those families which needed it most, received, the denor’a name ie determined msiximum capacity Don Mercer, a member of the Faith.’’ I tbo larta sUt. Got Doaa's PQIa todayl Evening Herald ______cr operated by Interstate hasiThey have offices on State St. Lonn said that weather condi­ work on the track.' must be very offensive Indeed to all the recorded. _ Prieotila Smith Botti, been reached. |in Hartford. Display adtertismg elosina hours: masters of governmental and profes­ For Monday - 1 p.m Friday. R.F.D. 3 985 MAIN STREET - TEL. 648-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS , For Tuesday — 1 p.m Monday;. sional bureaucracy, all the thinkers of Canteihury, Oonn. For Wednesday — 1 p.mJTuesday. MUSIC STORE: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER For Thursday — 1 p.in. Wednesday. gobble-de-gook, all the brokers among Rockville-Vernon Hospital Notes For Friday - 1 p.m. Thursday. pressure groups, all who can't stand Thank You WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 Ihr Satwday — 1 p.m. Friday. . . . Ou^M ldM uUlne: 10:80 a.nA wach day tt having a simple good thing happening To the Editor, Vlelting hours are 2 to 8 pjn. publleaUoa except Saturday — * a.m. We wlteh to thenk the Bed Firist Church in all areas excepting matenilty unless they can devise some way of hook­ Croas, the Seoend Oongrega- where they are X to 4 pju. aa ing themselves into it. Wddnesday. February 5 ♦Inwsi ohuroh, The 6th Dlatiict 6:60 to 8 pan^ and prlvato There were, of course, some sound and Firemen, the town manager, Votes Budget room# where they are 10 aah. to 8 pan. Vlattore aro requested troubled reasons why the Johnson ad­ end all who helped us in our trying times, eep^aU y the Mc- not to smoke la patients’ rooms. ministration would not find room for this y th a i Difference, NATO Or UN? Keevera. Of $35,193 No more than two visitors at proposal in the bill it has to try to drive Mr. and Mrs. WUiiasn one time per patient. through. Brsinard Sr. and farally. What raaaonabla difference ‘can K A budget of gSS.lGS eO for Patients Today: 260 WATKINS TpeVe to Archbishop Makarlos, president But the feeling and response and opin­ 3964 was approved by 80 mem­ AIDMITTED YESTERDAY: Pick your style, pick your wood o< CypruB, whether the troopa that may ion of many Americans will be—if any bers of the Ftawt Congregation­ Stuart Carlson, Wappiiig; Mrs. Herald Bernice Davis, 25 N. School St.; have to come to his country to protect members of Congress ever really listen al Church of Vernon ait their an­ SEMi-ANHUAL nual meeting last Friday. Oilman Olrardin, 147 Brookfield Intemal order there come under the — that this is the exact kind o f propor­ Yesterdays St.; Geoffrey LaDue and Ray-^ tion which ought to have room made for Year-end reports, appoint­ Jurisdiction of NATO or UN? ment of a building committee,, mond LaDue, East Hartford; FURNITURE Mrs. Sylvia LaPenta, 65 Wedge- One answer Is that NATO U a parti­ i t 2S Yean Ago and a family potluck highlight­ ed the evening’s actlvitleB held wood Dr.; Vincent Manglafioo, san organization In world power politics; Coventry; Airs. Marjorie Man- from a long list of sale priced the UN supposedly non-partisan, or, to soclstion decides to plant trse •t the church. to replace the one destroyed by Included in the budget were gun, 65 Green Manor Rd.; Mer- win Winters, Riverside Dr., be mors realistic, bl-partlsan. K his It Ought To Be Ham the '38 hurricane in the Depot •nUclpated expenses to support young country has to be occupied, the a full-time director of reli^ous Vernon; Tamils Wright, 246 Sq. parklet. Henry St.; 3fra Alary Zetonke, president ot Cyprus undoubtedly pre­ Down in a New York court the other Tobacco shad ahortsga dus to education starting in August. SALE M r. James Humphrey has 93 S. Main S t ; Mary Buccino, fers, with a view toward regaining his day, people went to court over the pos­ destruction by '38 hurricane 166 Charter OiUc St.; Edward I will prevent full usage of to­ served cm a part-time director country’s owrf control of Itself for Itself sible difference between “pork shoul­ ■Ince last year. Tha Board of Corrigan, 70 Omoord Rd.; An­ Open Stock bedrooms! bacco acreage. thony OaraMno, 12 Olenwood some day, the sponsorship of the larger der” and "picnic ham,” which would ap­ Christian Education at the St.; Afrs. M sfy ShapUagh, 107 organization. pear to be one and the same, and Just 10 Years Ago shurdiw U l fill the post soon. The new building committM HoU S t; Airs. Alice PsUno, President Makarios—whose mbtiva- plain “ham.” which would probably havs East Hartford; ACrs. BHsabeth Atty. John 8. G. Rottner members include Donald Cole, ttons one may attempt to explain with­ been Judged, if the court had cared to Norman Johnson, Mrs. Alice Donnelly, 109 Foster St.; Airs. heads group considering circu­ Sally Barony, 36 N. School St.; { STOREWIDE out condoning the internal poUdsS which make a clear distinction, a somewhat su­ lating a petition to allow voters Hammar, 'Wilton Lisk, Roy Con­ yers and Richard Sa'wyer. Hils Kent Bishop, Wapping; Alra. led to the present Unrest o f his own perior product, and, in fact, what some to determine whether General Alargaret Atkinson, 1(S5 Boulder | Turkish minorities—could also he seri­ Manager Richard Martin ehould group will develop plans for an naive customers still expect to get when addition to the parsonage and Rd.; Mrs. RusseU Smith, 19 En­ ously concerned over the possiblUty that be directed to readvertlse for sign St; George Fbrecman, I ir they purchase something labeled "ham.” bids on the Keeney St. School. study tbe praoticality of con­ the proposed NATO move Into his coun­ struction of a new parsonage. E ^ Hartford; Glen Dolan, This contest between shoulder and PTnal figures on tha Polio Wapping; Duane Doherty, 20 try could some day turn out to havs ham might have proved completely ab­ Benefit Ball show receipts at A r^ort and recommendations with preliminary plans and High St.; Bethai^ Bowen, 570 been a move for aomethin|'' beyond In­ sorbing—^we ourselves have sometimes 612,685. Woodbridge S t; Afrs. Clara | Finest of all,,. Wesley Bulla installed for costs is expected wHbln 90 days, ternal peace In Cyprus. considered going to court over it—had Herald Picture by Sylvian Ofiara it was reported. Hodgkins, 14 Olcott St. n ia last real inteniatlonal role .Cypnia second term as commander of ADAUTTED TODAY: Mrs. we not been sidetracked, so to Disabled American Vatarans. Named to the bylaws commlt- DURABLES: House, Wall And Trees At Gay (Sty, Hebron fae were Frank Forbes, chair­ Elllen Golemme, 195 Eldridge I played was as a sort sf floating air Into an even more fascinating mystery. St.; Harriet Krenson, 11G Blue- HARDEN base for the Britiab-FrsBdi bomber at­ man; Mrs. Alyoe Lisk, secre­ The sfaole business got into court In tary; 3Irs. Alice Hammar, Rus- field Dr.; acts. Maude Demute, | tacks on Suez in 1956. the first place because soinebody pur­ sell Lamdeen, and William An­ 81 Florence S t Subsequently, the sueeeas eC Arch­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A AMERICANA ported to be selling “ham” in what Were derson. f . daughter to Afr.iand Afro. Paul bishop Makarios In winning Independ­ called “hero” sandwiches. And to take an ^heinwold on Bridge New chuHKh 'membership’ nn der the interim leaderahip of S c h o o l, 491 Gardner S t ; a I ence fbr Cyprus lad to the''end.ed that CT OPPONENTi uneducated, untraveled New Ehiglander, Dr. AHlscm Ray Heaps and son to Mr. and Mrs. John W at­ “Accident Prone” PLAY LOW CONTRACT South dealer son, Hazardiiille; a son to Atr. | Solid Cherry role of British base for Cyprus. To have and confront him with the proposition Both tidet vulnerahw ermanent leadership of Rev. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD and ACrs. Joel Grout, 28 E Afid- outside force return to Cyprus imder the that there is something called a “ hero” NORTM Sohn A. Lacey numbered 136 The beginner is delighted to die Tpke. banner of the I^ATO might be some­ among , sandwiches is to whet his appe­ * 6 4 persons since November 1962. Breslin let his opponents play a hand ly K 7 4 6 Church pledges during the pe­ BIRTHS TODAY: A daugh­ thing Uke making Cyprus a military tite far more than either shoulder or at one of a suit. "Let sleeping G 5 3 2 riod from November 1962 In­ ter to Afr. and Airs. William I For those who want absolutely the finest solid base again, this time far Britain' and Everett, Hillside Manor Ave., | ham can do. No New Englander can crimes committed in this coun­ dogs He,’’ he chortles, never re­ « 6 creased about 69,500. cherry. Harden Americana with its subtle an­ NEW YORK, Feb 5 — Frank ment. That was for scratched alizing that he himself is the 5 3 i - Vernon; a -son to Afr. and Atrs. her aUles. stand the mehtidn of anything to eat by try, insurance fraud tops them W EST EAST Joseph Greenwood, superln- tiquing offers an open stock selection that al­ Muscolina, a special agent of lips. sleeping dog. Lawrence Johnson, 17 WasWng-1 Bed 139.50 the Association of Casualty and ail. But the huge flies and asso­ 4 K I 9 5 4 3 2 tendant of the church school; Tba abziple elemental pcdltical fact for a name he does not recognize. Another in Thompson’s South dealer ^ AQ9I ton St.; a daughter to Air. and| lows you to create a bedroom that’s distinctly Surety Companies, sat In his of­ ciation keeps are doing a lot to ly j 10 Mrs. MaHlyn Aldrich, chairman PreStdent l ^ a r i o s has-to be that the Stimulate a New Englander’s curiosity, league, is Booker Hamilton, Both sides vulnerable 0 Q J 10 Mre. Jay Mendell, Elast Hart­ your own. Pieces shown: 62Vi*i*ich triple dress­ Commode 99,50 fice at 110 William Street yes­ weed out some of the hustlers. 0 A 6 7 4 Cf ihe board of Christian Edu­ less InFolvement he has In any partisan and ho resorts to a New Ekigland insti­ who always kept a banana skin Opening lead—Queen of Clubs. 4 Q I 10 7 4 K 9 6 cation, And James Humphrey, ford; a son to Air. and Mrs. I er base, 46i4,x30i/2-inch mirror, full or twin size terday afternoon and prepared a in his pocket and did his best “Look at this,” Woods said. East passed one spade with a George Koss, 437 W. Aliddle | world' politics, the safer he will feel in tution, the dictionary. SOUTH director of religious education, spindle-and-splat bed and a 24i/4xl6V^-inch bed­ Chesl-on-Chest 249.50 report on a man named George, work on buses. He would drop He had a big file which showed smile on his lips. “ They can’t 4 A Q 10 I 7 Tpke. his island's independence. from the Bronx, v.'hich is to be cases being prosecuted all over all were singled out for their There he finds, enlightenment Indeed, the banana skin on the floor of make game,” he thought to him­ V 6 3 2 leadership during the church’s DISCHARGED Y E 8 T E R- | side commode table with one drawer. From his point of view, and from what turned over to authorities. the bus, then ice skate on it and tlie nation: “The repeaters self. And he was a good proph­ G K 9 6 DAY: Horace McKnlght El­ Dreiser Base 269. Mirror 69.95 that a “hero,” when it is a sandwich, is It seems that some weeks recent growth period. should be the intelligent point of view take a flop and come up howl­ show up here and then we go to - et. 4 A 4 lington; Marianne Martin, Wap-1 the same thing as a “poor boy.” He ago, while strolling on the West work on them.” of those who think they must see to it, ing. Booker got into trouble West opened the queen of West Noffa iMt ping; Steve Uieln, Andover; finds that a “poor boy," when it is a Side, George happened to pass when he decided the big cities He stressed repeaters. That’s clubs, and South took the ace 1 All Pau Mrs. Angela Scheuy, S3 Fox Hill one way or another, that internal order 4 sandwich, la also the same thing as a a vacant lot on which excava­ were too sharp for him and he good. Because my record Is and returned a club for lack of Boycott Leader Dr., RockvUle; Mrs. Barbara! tion for a new building had been Is preserved in Cyprus, it is the same Is­ went up to Bristol, Conn., to see clean, and empty elevator anything better to do. East won An experienced player la not Wiersblckl, 85 Lockwood St. "submarine.” started. The excavation was en­ sue being raised so frequently with re­ what he could do ■with quiet shafts are as alluring as ever. and returned the queen of dia­ afraid to reopen the bidding Guest of Reds DISCHARGED TODAY: Todd Finally, he finds that a “submarine,” closed with a fence, but one part An empty elevator shaft is a gard te economic foreign aid programs. small town bus drivers. monds. . when an opening bid of one in a Leventhal, RFD No. 2; Michael I o f the fence was open so that way to make a living if all else when it la a sandwich and not primarily He did fine with them. Some South played low on the first suit is passed around to him. Brennan, East Hartford; Mrs. I Such programs, when administered by workmen could come in and out. fails. Jump in it from the NEW YORK (AP) — Bayard another of the rehiarkable thingrs New months ago, on consecutive diamond but put up the king Once or twice a year, the op­ Pauline Ogren, 462 E. Middle I SCULPTRA tile United Nations, can be adminlster- George automatically went to ground floor and claim you fell Rustin, director of the civil England has given to the world, be­ days, he flopped on banana when East continued with the ponents have missed a game rights march on Washington Tpke.; Nicholas Yaimone, Sun-1 sd without special interest and can be the opening. Then he pulled his from the fifth floor and you may jack of diamonds. West took the and will reach it when given a comes, when it moves up into this same feet together and broad-jumped skins in two Bristol buses. Each last August aned to his right ankle and he opened the back of the am­ But thanks to God, who gives of hearts, and East overtook side nations trying to help, there is the bulance while it was moving us the victory through our Lord Dally Questioa He has denied ever having mirror $29.95; 40x43” chest $89.95. Full or twin size beds $67.50. all, something fit for a real hero to eat a call for a lawyer on his lips. with the queen in order to cash Partner opens wlUi one spade, Ao2f7-year-old Hartford man, u and jumped out Then he got a Jesus Ohrlst. — I Oor. 15-57. been a ntymber of the Commu- Bedside table $44.95. oven larger point of view which ought Now this does not sound like the nine of hearts. West was and the next player passee. You ■wanted on bad check counts ki Such a distinguished sandwich ought lawyer amd tried to sue the bus AJemkter, Caesar, Chaiie- piat party but has admitted be­ to weigh hea'vily with thinking world much of a crime, but Mr. Mus­ sure to win another trump trick, hold: Spades, K-J-9-5; Hearts, four greater Hartford towns, to have real ham in it, which was what colina was being stuffy about it company twice and the munici­ magne and I myself have found­ longing to the Young Commu- sitizens everywhere. and South was down four. J-10; Diamonds, A>6-7t Clubs, i ^ t League between 1938 and yesterday afternoon was charg-1 Bed^ dresser, chest the Now York court finally did rule. yesterday because it was the pal hospital The law took a dim ed empires; but upon what do South felt grateful as he en­ Q-J-10-7. B vw y time we can solve an interha- 1941. 15th straight false insurance ■view of this and he now is out these creations of our genius tered 400 points for the oppon­ What do you say? ed in Manchester with obtain­ tlonal problem through using the United claim George put in over the of action. depend? Upon force. Jesus stone Rustin said he was active two ing money under false pre­ Look for famous ents on the scorepad. If East Answer: Bid three spades. years ago in sehdlng a commit­ Nations, we tend to unite the world, last two yeaus. He collected al­ There are, hs Morgan Woods founded His empire upon love; had doubled. South had no This forcing response shows tenses (3 counts) with these I most 65,000 on some o f them is quick to say, an awful lot of sod to this very day miUlons tee team of walkers from San counts to be inoorporated with 3 pieces' at leasj: toward some possibility o f its Oh Say Can You Se« place to go; the damage would very strong trump support with Francisco to Moscow to protest and then the big central filing people who ' have not been would die for Him — Napotson others at RockvUe’s Circuit | Brands own survival. have been 1100 points instead at IS to IS points' (counting dis­ the Soviet nuclear arsenal. A system in Muscollna's office . caught yet For in non-violent Bonaparta only 400. Court 12 session on Feb. 2( tribution as well aa high cards). Soviet peace group was invited Every time we try to solve an inter- The Bridgeport Board of Park Com- started to catch up ■with him. ' Julio' Raggto, 27, of .9341 missicaers la alarmed at the diminish­ here by the committee to ex­ natlonsd jnoblem by shouldering the George is one of the people WethersfiM Ave., has been THOMAS BEALS - LA-Z-BOY ing trend in bathing suits. It is drawing who keeps New York’s reputa­ plain Its position on disarma­ United Nations out of the way and at­ up laws to regulate the bikini. The board charged with passing three I SIMMONS - MOHAWK 319. tion unchallenged as the num­ ment. tempting some unilateral big power is of the opinion that a too curveous The Russians arrived 10 days checks for 650, 650 end 680 at ber one home of insurance fak­ a Manphester supermarket, all I DREXEL - ECLIPSE solution or by invoking some regional bikini is contrary to tbe moral stand­ ers in the world. There are, ago, and Tuesday, according to ard of the “land of steady habits.” It Rustin, they and committee returned and marked "account | jurisdiction, we increase the fundamen­ among the 18 million names of PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE has decreed that the waist and leg lines memberii mqt in a church and cfased,” aooordiiig to Det. Sgt. insurance claimants on file in Joseph Sartor. tal peril in which our world is liirlng. o f the suit be approximately parallel MusooUna’s office, something discussed freedom o f art in the STEARNS & FOSTER We knew better than to allow any one s^en viewed from the aide. Soviet Union. Sartor said that Raggio has I like 16,000 suspicious situations, simUar counts pending against world faction to go into the Congo to This Is a better regulation than sim­ ■with 300 of them in the prosecu­ All Rustin would say about COLONIAL INN LEES - FRANK S. HARDEN ply designating one piece suits. Dora al­ the talks was that "W e doubt him iln Hartford, West Hart-1 Bed, ckesser, chest restore order. That was because we tion stage. New York CSty leads ways wondered w h i^ piece she should there can be peace in the world ford,^ W sttu ^ leld , and Rodc- COLONIAL MFG. CO. in all departments. viUe. Ah wul be Incorpmated | wanted to make 'sure some faction not wear. These are the ones Muscolina /r until the artistic person In the HOLMAN O. D. BAKER ®ur own didn't get in there and monopo- Swim suits have caused concern since and his boss, N. Morgan Woods, Soviet Union is as free to pro­ St Roc^kvUte, it was reported. Uzs the aituatibn. The same logic, the public bathing became popular. The manager of the claims bureau, test and project his position as Solid DAYSTROM - SAMSONITE 3 pieces earlisst exper^ents included tents mi Is the artistic man in the United same principle, have to apply in another are in business to find. With LANE TABLES - CUSHMAN Wheels whli& were xtdled into the water. their cross-indexed tiles, they States of America.” Town Reservoirs Maple situatitm, even if, this time, we happen We can remember tbe stir Aunt Cora run evei^ new insurance claim Tuesday night the two groups m LINK-TAYLOR - BROYHILL see an opportunity for our own fac­ made udien die appeared at Manor through to find out if the man reconvened at the Soviet Mis­ Nearing Capacity I I/, tion to move in alone. Beadh without stockings. The fact is who wants money from his in­ sion tor a party given by Am­ NICHOLS & STONE 289. Uncle Jim was arrested at Ausbury for surance man has collected bassador Nicolai Federenko In with an old tucking the top of his suit inside his money from an insurance man I I honor of tha visitors. Alanchester’s water in reser­ BARCALOUNGER trunks. People had morals in those days in the past for the same thing. H f K Later, the Soviet guests and voir storage rose by 74 million lime charm LANE CEDAR CHESTS Too Good To Ptui that were morals. It is surprising how many eommltte emembers wait back gallons last month and la now The bikini ruling is a good one for people do this. On Woods’ waU fa the church tor another ses­ S. BENT & BROS. people udio look at bOcinls from the Is the framed record of the all- sion this time, according to only 36.5 million gallons heloW - Considering the fact that Connecti­ side. But bikinis sure front view attire. time champ, Sam Thompson. Rustin, with ths U.S. State De­ full capacity. Water storage on Feb. 1 cut's Senator Ribicoff was careless Tlie answer to this problem tradition­ Sam has filed 83 claims over partment represented. ally has been a large ruby. Connecti­ amounted to 442.5 mlilkm gal­ enough — or broadminded enough — to bis lifetime, and served a Jail cut m ^ t try wooden nutmegs. sentence for some of them, and CAN’T SMOKE IN BED lons. Full capacity would bo find the Oregon maverick. Senator Actimlly bikinis might be more, a he probably still is around some­ NEW YORK (AP)— The «ty 479 million gauons. Of all the maple bedrooms at Wayne Morse, a pleasant ally in the area miestion o f asthetica than morals. Skin place, cutting up his mouth with Council has passed an ordinance Rainfall during January to­ taled 8.47 Inches, only .06 inch O n - Watkins, here’s a medium priced of Ibrsign aid ecohomies late last year, dofan't Jiave the moral impact today the s6da pop bottle he his Just that would make it Ulegal to that it had in days ):one by. The fact broken, on the counter. smoke in bed In any hotel or below the nonhal for the one that is lavish in its use of K ptebaMy served him right to have is only the very few can wear a bikini Broken bottles are Sara motel. month. authentic Colonial detailing, as­ the same Morse turn on him and accuse and continue to be attractive. Most of Thompson’s stick. A couple of Fire Oommlflsloner Edward Porter and Roaring Brook Reservoirs are at full capacity, 99.50 suring you long-lasting enjoy­ m htnfc fa tiw matter of the'proposed tax the few seem to know instinctively that years ago, he filed 14 claims fa Thompson told the councU Tues­ while Howard and Globe Hol­ ment. Its solid maple construc­ bm :'fapandmeot .giving p a r a ts facoma they look even better in a well cut, low a row which stated he swallcw- day that 589 tire deaths in the backed, one piecer and dress or undress sd glass vdiich was in a bottle city last year resulted from low Reservoirs are within reach tion is lightly antiqued to repro­ for ^J^^.^iuttion bills, at acoordingly. of soda pop and cut his mouth smoking in bed. 0 _ „ of the mark. Dresser Base duce the patina of age. 47” 4- trjfag to s h ^ fa^by Ilia amendment, Of course, you can’t legidate good and throat His best soors Oounoilinan Theodore R. Kup- Lawrence Wittkofake, super­ drawer dresser base, 8 4 ^ x 8 0 ^ ” ^ / J ■diM.bacfc tlfa^pmblaai taste so the Bridgeport board few it ^ amounted'to $250, but hs was fcrman” iaia the measure intendent o f the town water department, aeld this morning 89.95 mirror, 86x48” 4-drawer chest, af.M^''& fa- Bfast a c t But where did it get tha im* * knpeWng out a $80 hill bscs and '‘would make us the laushlng preeden that tt can legislate morals 675 there and to prove he wasn’t m so a m m MuMef u ta stock of the BStton,” addlncfaM that hs Is bopefUl that ths town j full or twin iiie ipindl# beds. ettharT—BTANFORD ADVOCATB. grasdy ha ones took a 62 pay­ to^lstocee It "would req ^ ean enter the summer sei Come In and ehooee from a Ug fato soqnw fa get evl' with an naervotra at fun ear| Mirror. 31«50 7230 I- \ paelty Isvela. open gtock eouectionl . -V I. f KANGHBSTBR e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1964

65 Vernon Avs.; a daughter to MgM K, bat get to a wanassr, Mr. and Mrs. Wallaea Ooutot, 12th dircirft Baker Probe more abelte:^ place If yoa 36 Windsor Avs. Gov. Dempsey can. If frostbite occHrSt pUee Hearing Feh. 24 Discharged yesterday: An­ the iajared part In water Events Court Cases heated to not more than 113 Events in World drew Crosby, Bast Hampton; Widens Scope wiMMore'i \ District Sets Sees No Need degrees. Ton should check the Mrs. Rose Brough, 20 Oak St.; temperature with a thermom­ In Nation LIMA, Pern (AP)—The Peru-^“Th« Uving and toe D ^ ' Joseph LaPointe, Tolland; Al­ ROCKVILLE SESSION eter and'It should not be al­ m ot. firmar.Toost sad talk in'niiM Directors to Perusie vlan government euspended con­ have. become box office tJse Rules on fred Niles, Green Lawn Con­ A Hartford man, Thomas L. T o Senators lowed to drop below 106 Uhtil comfort, lost sprinkto s Itttlo FAS- valescent Home; James Leahy, For Session *REAL COOL’ flUOOESlIlONS TEETH on your plstM. No fummir, WASHINGTON (AP) — In toe stitutional guarantees early Jp- emak&es In Meecow and Lealn- Clark Jr., akrested by RockvUIs FOR COLD-WEATHER the thawing is complete. gooey, pasty taste or fssltog. Ohoeks dAy .in Cuzco Province, where gead. R t 30; Judith Rady, Elltogton; news from Washington; (OontimMd from Fag* Om ) police after an accident Jan. 16, (Oonllnned from Page One) COMFORT Do not attetopt to thaw a ~'plst# odor" (dsntura bnatb). Got police clashed with 5,0()0 peas­ ’’Silence’’ to toe story of a MEATOWN Am bulance Mrs. Jean Charland, RFD 1; was fined $150 in the Rockville frostbite with hot air. This us­ rASTXETH M any d n s oeuatsr. Changes in Charter JFK HALF DOLLARS: The young veteran’s trials during Mrs. Dorothy Wadsworth and By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. ants Tuesday. Twelve persons IZlSVa SILVER LANE, EAST HARTPORP Bliss asked for the spscidl session of Circuit Court 12 yes­ bale over whether the authoriz­ ually, takes lon|;er, and rapid first of the new John F. Kennedy were killed and 80 Injinred in toe the postwar years of gtallntot son, Snipsic View Heights. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Obnoemed about misinfor- terday by Judge Nicholas Ar- ing resolution covered senators thawing gives the best results. half dollars are expected to be fight. terror. session. After he said in a mantano. Man has survived bitter win­ Furthermore, the temperature “ The Uvlng aiyl the Dead” is . “ALL MEATB f r e s h CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGEPr maUon regarding the avail- Vernon news is handled by as well as employes and former ters for thousands of years only The board of directors, last night, set the date of made available to the public in The peasants Invaded 14 mills •hility of Its ambulance service, statement that federal offlcifls Clark pleaded guilty to of the air cannot be so readily in the flan Pablo district. When a bloody account of the Soviet The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, by taking wise precautions. All Monday^ Feb. 24 for a public hearing on 32 proposed late March or early April. 'Vernon Fire Dtotrict Oommto- were critical of Highway De­ chargee of operating a motor employes. controlled and this adds police tried to get them out, an- army’s defeat by Nazi forces 5 W. Main St., telephone the respiratory diseases are danger of a thermal Injury t charter changes, and scheduled two informal meetings About 90 million of the coins STORE HOURS j TUES.-WED.T-4; THURS.-FRI. T-9 aionera last night adopted a partment appraisal procedures vehicle while his license was un­ Sen; Albert Gore, D-Tenn., official report ^ d , the mob re­ during tot' first year of World 876-8186 or 648-2711. more prevalent in cold weather. an already Injured part. THURSDAY ONLY with the Charter , Revision Commission (CRC), “To will go into general circulation— •ode regulating amlmlance use. long before the current tovee- der euspension and failure to brought u||> the question Tues- the first to- be stmek next week plied with bullets and stones. War n . ’ SATURDAY 8 to 4— (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) grant one-half the higitway. Also, old - fashioned bulky and ■tudy the proposals thoroughly, ITie report said police fired in Oommiasionera noted that Ugation was begun. day when he offered a new I cumbersome clothing increases at mints in Philadelphia and Mrvice for district residents is The accident occurred on Union SWISS without rushing Into them. Denver. the air but the peasants kept on DAMASCUS, Syria (A P)— Man Arrested The Investigation was resolutibn to the midst of the ' the amount of energy that must Under the State Home Rule Saudi Arabia says it is willing free. Calls from physicians, and S t Jobless Figures In announcing this Tuesday, shooting and the police then touched off by an anonymous Wilbur R. Smith, 31, of Willi- Senate debate on the tax cut be expanded Just to move abdut. Act, the public hearing must be fired into the crowd. to reestabltob diplomatic rela­ city and district residents On Fraud Count letter to the Federal Bureau of bill. I Furthermore, such clothing of' the White House said actual dis­ for non-^ergency ambulance mantle, was fined $10 after he CHOCOLATE eaUed within 30 days of receipt tribution will not begin until 36 tions with President GamsI Ab­ Investigation. His resolution spelled out that ten allows the accumulation of Start Downward o f the CRC report. The board del Nasser’s United Arab Re­ service were cited a« reasons pleaded guilty to a charge of in­ million half dollars are made. SEOUL, South Korea (AP)—A William Poredo, 80, of Ber­ Bliss said state and federal toxication. the committee's investigating perspiration next to the skin received it on Jsm. 26. South Korean Jet fighter public if toe two government* for the code's adopticHi. authority took in not only pres- and thus increases chilling. They will be distributed through WE’VE lin, last evening was arrested highway officia ls discussed A n innocent plea was enter­ Unemployment compensation BAR The board will have 15 days, Federal Reserve banks. crashed into a hangar at the can agreo on a package settle­ LOOK! Use o f the ambulance, man­ what he called widespread de­ •nt and former officers and em- { For this reason, lightweight claims filed to Manchester dur­ for larceny and obtaining after the pid>lic hearing, in South Korean air force’s Taegu ment of all disputes between ned by volunteers, is restrict­ ed for Virgil C. Williams, 38, of ployes of the Senate but also winter outfits that give better The Kennedy half dollars I money imder false pretenses af­ ficiencies in the department’s ing the week ending Feb. 1 which to accept the proposed base today, killing three main­ them.^ ed to emergencies within the 100 Village St, on a charge of "any other person.” protection have been devised. were authorized in December b y! ter he allegedly cashed to a pair rlghts-of-wsy spprsissl pro­ breach of peace after he told ended the recent upward spiral changes, or a i^ part o f them, tenance crewmen. district. Residents shall be The underwear should be po­ Congress under a bill which In an aiuiouncement read of ladies' shoes he had Just tak­ cedures at a meeting in Octo­ the court be was going into the Gore withdrew his re.solution and dropped by 25 from total Each 67c or to recommend changes. It President Johnson signed on The crash started a fire in over Mecca radio Tuesday night transported to either Rockville ber, 1962. after Sen. John J. Williams, rous, with wide meshes which claims filed the previous week. PUT en from a shoe rack at a Main hospital. He said he did not will allow the circulation of air. wW then set a date for a pub­ Dec. 30. - - I which two airmen were badly King SaUd's government pro­ or Manchester Ha^ltal and, in Part of the memorandum on His ca se' sponsor of the rerolution Checks is^sued locally for the Some recent adchtions to the burned and three other Sabre extreme cases UcaB Hiey emphasized . that the the returned shoe box. Bliss said today he will start fllcy. mat can be operated for about Hartford, 6,520; and sources. The arrangement is A description and investiga­ William J. Ott, 52, of Snipsic Spessard L. Holland, D-Fla. He rector Harold Tuikington, who * 1 , 0 0 0 . could bring in *400 worth of royaliat civil war in 'Temen. •mbulance shall not be used to petitioning "in a day or two” 3% hours at a time I Waterbury, 4,201. alphabetical by subject and for tion by police led to Poredo’s Lake, was fined $25 for failure called it “ so much foolishness” cautioned “Let's not r u ^ this each subject there is Indicated items duty free. toansport any patient to towns , . , .. for a special session of the Gen- to arg;ue that senators are em­ Cold air and wind may bring ^ Manchester remained to the apprehension to anotoer Main Assembly to Investigate the to drive to the right. on an attack of asthma, es- j. matter. W e should study these the publication or publications REARDON: The White House The American Chamber of outside the dtotrict except to ployes of the Senate. “ We are St. store. He was taken to po-1 gj^je Highway Department, pecially In persons who suffer proposed changes thoroughly, in which statistics are to be has announced the reslgpiation Commerce on Okinawa protest­ imspltals noted, and In some to the Senate,” he said from its staff of Timothy J. ed to the U.S. Embassy in January Calls SHORT lice headquarters where he r e -! lawmaker said that the ' from cold allergy. Such weather and have the CRC meet with us found. (dances, to Norwich State Hos' The committee’s hearings aggravate emphyse- often enough to explain all of Reardon, a long-time aide of the Tokyo, claiming the ruling ypltal. portedly confessed to the crime: governor’s rejection (rf his re- “Guinness Book of World and was booked. Poredo posted Town Directors have been suspended this week ma and may precipitate an at­ Me recommendations.” late President John F. Kennedy. would "wreck Okinawa’s econ­ For Firemen 17 Fire officiaito will conduct in- ^ session was Records” by Norris and Ross $600 bond and the case has because of the tax bill debate. tack of angina pectoris, because MeWhirter. This is a fascina­ In making the announcement, omy and prompt immediate eco­ ■pections o f all public build­ expected.” *Ruidiigtcn’8 remarks follow­ been set for presentation in Settle Two Claims the cold air causes a reflex ting compilation of records of White House news secretary nomic reprisals by Okinawa The Town Fire Department’! ings and newly built homes, "There is an interesting story ed those of Atty. Sanford Plep- 12 here on Feb. narrowing of the arteries that the highest, lowest, biggest, Pierre Salinger said Reardon against Japan.’’ performanoe report of January dommlaaioners were told Circuit <3ourt here,” Sen. Bliss added, “ and ler, chairman of the CRC. would remain in the govern­ 24. I can see how the administra­ The board of directors, last Vets Entertained supply the heart muscle. Atty. Pleplcr said “ Wednes­ smallest, fastest, slowest, old­ notee 17 alarmz, at which eight Ratings will be made under the Although it is better to est, newest, loudest, greatest, ment as special assistant to ANKARA', Turkey (AP)—The were actual fires. state fire code. Inspections are tion might not want it told at night, voted to accept the rec­ day, our commission will expire, Joseph W. Barr, chairman of Turkish National Assembly breathe though the nose at all hottest, coldest, strongest, plus The’actual fire oount included socpected to start soon. Eight Arrested the present time politically.” ommendations of Assistant By Legion Unit wtdch, because of some of the the. Federal Deposit Insurance gave approval Tuesday night to n ie senator conceded that It times, there is a natural ten­ criticism we have been receiv­ thousands of other farvU ^c four building firee in residen­ STEAKS Firemen will attend a series dency to breathe through the Town Counsel Arnold Klau, for phenomena, incredible sports Corporation. death sentences for three lead­ tial dwelHngB, one graos or of refresher courses on fire MONROE (A P )—-The num­ would be a tough Job to get ing, may be a blessing.’ ’ Reardcm handled some patron­ ers of the abortivd attempt to The American Leg;ion Auxili­ mouth when facing a cold wind. feats and unbelievable prodl- brush fire, and three fire* in fighting which begin Tuesday ber of arrests rose to eight yes­ Democrats to the Senate to sign the settlement of two accident ' StoeNfcfael, “ This criticism,” he added, age matters for toe late presi­ overthrow Premier Ismet Ino- ary entertained 67 patients at This removes the air-warming giaa. vehicles or outdoor equ4>ment. and will continue each Tues- terday to the investigation of a his petition. However, he said he claims against the town. M A // Em* tiadto “ points up toe necessity for toe dent and also served as a liai­ nu’s government last May. did expect some help from Re­ the Rocky Hill Veterans’ Hos­ effect for which the nose is es­ board and the CRC to meet, to “Hie Mail Order Shopping Calls other than fires iaelud- day for eight weeks. CTourses $64,700 robbery Jan. 27 at the Both claims had stemmed pital last night. "The program pecially designed. A person (rt. em mmmmrni utotot son with the Cabinet. He Joined The sentences, given by a spe­ ed seven for raecue or emer­ wW be given at alternating publican headquarters and olarify all of the suggestions.’’ Guide” by Elizabeth ^uire Kennedy's staff in 1946, when cial military court, must be ap­ home of Arthur Ainbinder of from falls on downtown Mato was planned by Mrs. Joseph with any of these diseases *"Helanca Is the registered tells what to buy and where to gency, one fatoe alarm, and one firehouses. GOP legislators to circulating CRC member Atty. Vincent Kennedy served in the House. proved by the Senate and by Wantagh, N. Y. St. sidewalks. Wallett, rehabilitation chair- should protect his face by cup­ TM of the Heberleln Patent send for it around the world accidental and unneoaasary. A report of the building com­ the petiUon. Diana, who had been chairman President Cemal Gursel. Almost all the loot has been Under state law, the legisla­ A $10,000 claim by Albert man. ping his hands over his nose COIN OPERATEC Corp.” of a previous charter revision and the United Statoa. The mittee by Percy Spicer dls- recovered. DeVaux of 801 Main St. was Assisting Mrs. Wallett were and mouth or by wearing a WASH-’N-DRV CLEAN The men are form er Col. Olosed that the new Oo. 3 fire- ture can call itself into session commission, cautioned the board book daacribea UMusanto o f th« Talat Aydemlr, leader of the 12- Arrested yesterday were Mrs. settled for $1,760, with a remit­ Mrs. Ruth Hickox, Mrs. Bess scarf or face mask if he has to 11 MAPLE ST. best and most unusual special­ liouse, under construction at an with a petition signed by a members to give careful thought hour revolt by cadets at Florence Samlck, 41, of Monroe majority of the members of both tance by DeVaux of $189 to the Farris, Mrs. Everett Frazel, brave the elements. I Across From First National ties available by mail from BOY sstimated cost of 145,000, is 63 If, in spirt of all precau­ to the “ Five year review and scorn Turkey’s West Point: Osman and Robert Ahem, 17, of Dan­ the Hoiue and Senate. town welfare department for Mrs. Wilber Little. Mrs. Ray­ Store Parking Lot dismissal of the general man­ over 800 of the finest American Deniz and Sethi Givcan, both r cent completed. Occupancy bury. They were charged with assistance funds ^ven him. mond Chartler. Mrs. Victor tions, you find yourself shiver­ OPEN 7 LAVS (jJsddon, and foreign firms. Notes and News ARDEN-RUBENSTEIN expected by May 1. being accessories. The $6,500 claim of Mrs. Lil­ Zableska, Miss Barbara Wallet ing, remember that shivering ager” suggestion. retired army officers. MONKEY BUSINESS 16-Lb. Wash— 25e DRUG COMPANY “The Unabridged Crossword KVTAN-FARBEOE rCommissioners approved puT' Police said Mrs. Samick JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (A P I - lian Leggett of 42 Alexander and Miss Joanne Frazel. After Is a protective device whereby 8-Lb. Dry Clean— $2.90 He said “ The change would you generate body heat with make the general manager a Puzzle Word Finder” by A. F. MOSCOW (AP) — About 8,000 DoBARBT-LANVIN chase and erection of a fire drove her son Thomas Hill, 18, Only half the calls that come St. was settled for $675. the social ice cream and home­ 6 Lbs. $1.26 901 Mala SL—648-6821 Cub Scout Pack 143 glren to the Co. 1 area. A site to a Danbury hideout where he made cookies were served. a minimum of effort. Don’t political football, and that is Sisson. This to a comprehensive Cub ^cout Pack 143 held its copies of two new antl-Stallnist .HATOHEBELU-TUSST to the City and County Fire De­ not what the drafters of the dictionary arranged listing of feature films are being printed at the intersection of Vernon picked up $2,600 of the $4,700 partment are related to fires. CONTENTED COW monthly meeting Friday at AND ALL THE OTHERS Ave. and Bamforth Rd. to cash stolen from the Atobind- 1957 charter had intended.’’ up-to-date terminology with Nathan Hale School with Den for toe broadest possible distri­ The fire dispatcher reported FARMINGDALE, N.Y. .(AP) He objected to a summary dis­ special attention to unusual bution in the So^det Union, the •uggested. er home. that firemen have done every­ — Mysia Royal Mercury, a cow 4 conducting the opening cere­ A meeting of the district’s The remainder of the loot missal clause, saying “It would terms. (Included are more, than mony. Those participating were Communist party newspaper ARTHUR DRU8 thing from . r e m o v ^ cats at the .State Agricultural and 1,475 gods and goddesses, 350 Pntvda reported today. recreation commission will be consisted of a $30,000 coto col­ afford no protMttan for the Job.*’ Richard Florek, Tommy Sapl- trapped inside wqlls to d^ver- Technical Institute here, has Indian tribes, 600 rivers.) The two films, “ Silence” .and held tonight. lection and Jewelry, which have made the dairy industry record Atty. Diana also objected to enza, Dale Uhlman, Duane tog. babies. Diey’ve. been. called Hospital NptM been recovered. books. the suggested change which .‘"Ihe Concise Encyclopedia of Brown, James Wicks, Henry to remove rattlesakkea froni Admitted yesterday; Mrs. Hill had already been arrest­ She.produced 17,310 pounds of would permit the town counsel Modem World Literature” edit­ Wyman, Gary Barrett and alr-conditloners, cats from treea Joyce Chick, Bolton; Mrii, Hope ed on a charge ,'of receiving and Omall boys ftoVn .fcfldtog milk With’ 667 pounds of butter- to appoint a bond counsel. He ed by Geoffrey Grigson. The Richard Brewer. Oronski, Snipslo Lake Rd.; Mrs, stolen goods. garage d6oi(s. The departtoent fat to 806 days, according to said that the appointment should chief aim of this work is to aid Wayne Henderson, a scout Rtoima Conners, Elltogton; Mrs Police said Ahem drove to failed to answer a b a | l of, a the Holstein-Friesian Association be made by either the general readers in their dispovery of leader from West Hartford, manager or the hoard o f direc­ the rich sattofactions which Josephine Sweet, Tolland; W ai the Danbury hideout and gave woman whose tnonkey Had nm of Amqricfi. The average year- showed his collection of slides ^ o u tp ^ the association points tors. modem literature has to offer. ADJUSTING 1 ter Sieber, 12 Franklin St. Michael Chemero, 18, and Mi­ up a big oak tree by' saying on scouting. Births yesterday: A son chael Orfino, 23, two other siu- t ^ t it tyas doubtful If put, i|> ^^ 1 pounds of milk com He also suggested a review of The main part of the book con­ Peter Cordera, cubmaster, U r. and Mhi. SRtaey Furrow, pectsi a ride In hW car. man cojfld^outcllmb a '^|U>nkeYj^^ift>tog ,3^^ pounds of butterfat. the recmnmendatlon that the sists o f articles on individual announced the annual Blue and general mahageFe purchasing euthora. An Introductory sec­ Gold banquet will be held Mon­ ' i l l ' ■ ■■ I* III! i ' 11 ML . ' ^ . 4 M. ,11, I ...... ■ powers be shared. tion to devoted to description of day at Center Congregational n^DER BONELESS John Hannon, chairman of toe the growth of major national Church. He then presented INVENTORY | Citixens’ Committee for Better literatures and the characteris­ awards to the boys. James tic Uterary forms o f our t ^ e . Government read a statement Wicks, Paul Karrer and Rich­ ^ 1 2 0 - - i which reflected the thought that General Circulation Depart­ ard Florek were recipients of SALE “ half a loaf is bettter than none.’’ ment— silver , arrows on the wolf ‘lAs far as we are concerned,” “Directors on Directing^ by bad(ge. Paul Karrer, Tim Mason U n til S a t. , fet. 3/6 1 FREE! the statement mad, "the CRC Toby Cole and Helen Krick and Skip Saglio received gold t I report to not too favorable. Chinoy. Published almost ten arrows on the., bear badge. Bill **rhe Intent and opinion of years ago and called Directing Haberem was awarded a silver PAINT ROLLER S C H A L K * S 1 our conuiiittee was that the the Play this book has been re­ arrow on the bear badge, and DO-X CLEANER vised and updated. Considered a n d T R A Y town mapager-councll system Tommy Lesiezka received the Reg. $8.20 Value ^ 40e Value 2 9 ^ Beautiful to not workable for Manchester. by many leading directors and lion badge with a gold arrow. 10 L8S. OR MORE 43e LB. “We question the sincerity of Instmctors in the field as one of Den 2 members participating the evident criticism of the pro­ the most valuable source books in the closing ceremonies were of the. modem theater. posed changes, and hope that Thomas Fazzina, ‘ Richard Faz- BERNZ-O.MATIC WARP'S l — z o — l the board of directors is not "The Novel” by Elizabeth zina, Richard Muldoon, Jeff FANCY, WESTERN Drew. Here is a modern guide to TANK PLASTO-MAT indoop-outdoop misled , by the objections in Mullen, Robert Pitruzzillo, Brian considering the mvisions.” fifteen £kiglish Masterpieces, Muldoon, Michael Peretto, Mi­ Hannon and Dr. A. B. Moran deluded are Lord Jim, Wuther- chael Pierro, David Swanson, 9 9 c both advised the board members ing Heights, Portrait of the Dennis Volkert and Kevin Me- Axtist As a Young Man, Emma, to disregard the criticism being Cooe. RLACK 8 DECKER levied against certain of the Tom Jones. BUuttoeth Drew BLACK A DECKER thepmometep sees novels as the most discus­ charter changes, and expressed Vd” UTILITY DRILL J I G S A W ; r -4 0 -^ ll sable form o f literature, since the opinion tliat, although they $88.96 Vrtu. Q | 9 9 3 didn’t agree With all of the they are all aiwut humsm con 9 9 a 8 8 suggested changes, they were duct, human personalities,. hu­ man sensations, and illumine - m In agreement toat the general these In many different circum­ B L A C K DECKER isyoupsfop 1 ^ 2 0 — i BUTCH PUP OVER manager’s powers should be cut. stances.. & 4 V 2 " u t i l i t y s a w SPONGE - SCRUBBER ' 27S HOURS AWAKE NO ZIP, NO SLA’TE 58.76 V a lu e ^ ^ ^ g g S9e Value 2 9 ^ MODENA. lUly (AP) —A NEW YORK (AP)—The Com­ house painter claimed a stay- munist party’ s chances of get-, UND O' LAKES awake reewd Tuesday after letting us ppove ting on the election ballot in V I '1 ( )M \T1( TRUE TEMPER STEEL 37S.5 hours ^tbout sleep. Arizona have gon»i-zip—out the TRUE 1CMPER r— l O - l I Gabriele Reggian, 25, had window. " ’1( ).\l I X )1 M ' CUSHION-GRIP UTILITY SAW been awake since 7 a.m. Jan. 34. Amtrid Johnson, the pa,rty'.<' MEANS HAMMER $8.4$ 9 | 9 ^ 'T feel as if something is public leiations director, said ’^ 2 0 —I'i weighing on my head,^” he said Thursday that Asst. Atty. Gen. what we guapantee when he called it quits. “ The Philip M. Haggerty of Arizona | 93.03 only thing. Is my hands keep had written him that a 1961 law jAjkUBRIGAN O oA X . REVHUE W HIStUNG quivering.’’ bars (Communists from the' PARKER The claimed record was 272 state’s election ballots. ^ T E A KETTLE BUTTER i hours by another Italian house Haggerty, replying to a party for fuel oils, sendee, HACK SAW FRAME $4Ji6 Gas Heat painter, Gtuliano Fantoni. query on the matter, added: Reggiani spent his time in an “ The subversive nature of your heating equipment 6 9 c all hours cafe. He supplemented organization is even more clear­ - 6 0 - 4 MIRRO his diet of steaks with 40 ciga­ ly designated by the fact that phone 522*8151 DONER 40 QT. COLONIAL SKINLESS rettes and six cups' of black you do. not even include your 170 PEARL STREET COVERED CAKE PAN coffee a day. zip code on your letter.” HARTFORD. fX>NN. WASTE BASKET costs no mope! $ ^ v e to . $1.69 Value ^ 1 1 ^

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.< MANCHESl'EB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN> WEDlfeSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1964; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6.’ 1984 PAGE TEN ity ot the Order of the Holy Hebron Gross, West P*ric, N. Y., as a Packaging, Hiddere Costs postulant. Prayers will he o f­ Rockville-V ernon Board Forced fered for guidance by tj)e Holy Hems Steady, Mrs. Lee Oswald Strike Underway G OPW om en Spirit to aid bint durln* tNla News Tidbits Targets of Laws LBi Asks period of postuloncy. It will be To Integrate a sung Communion service by Pleats In, at from the AP Wires State Holds the choir, as nearly as pooslbie EXPOSItlON Spends Lonely Days (OonUnuad from Page One) Pick Officers At Machine Shop resembling that oelebrated at Broad St. k v B tM f the altar of the Order of the Paris Shows Some Data In ‘ Qeveland The President said stroiitronger Polly’g Pointers Officers elected at the annual H artford Teamsters Union official tes­ By 8TBRLING F. GREEN <^rowded corridor, surprised Holy Cross. grievance procedures, seniority regulations are needed to dU- meeting of the Hebron Wom­ tified today that James Hoffs WAamNG’TON (AP) -- She newsmen heard Marina chirp (ContUaned from Page One) A coffee hour will be held in CLEVELAND, Ohio (A P )— rights and contract language. courage misleading adjectives, en's Republican Club are: Preel- Bt LOUISE mOKMAN told him of plans to “ get a few On Darwin walks erect and alone, this wid­ "Bye, bye.’’ Ffielpe Hall after the service for scattered jurors’* in Hoffa’s Pre.ssured by civil rights demon­ Neither side Is particularly puszling variations in fractional FOR MOTHER’S ‘HELPER’ dent, Mrs. George Colgan; vice AaMclated'PreM FmdUon Writer ow of 22 who believes her hus­ Much has changed since the gift. Both have become bargain- all who wish to expreae their 1962 conspiracy trial . . .Con­ strators, the Cleveland School hopeful that an agreement can weights and package illustra­ Ry POLLY CRAMER president, Mrs. A. Harry Wlrth; PARIS (AP)- Only two things band was the assassin of John assassin’s rifla apoke three ing Issues In the discussions and tions having no relationship to personal good wishes. ALL Seven of the 14 items of state Board haa agreed to integrate Newspaper Enterprise Aaen. secretary, Mrs. Allyn Miles; are sure In Paris fashion for this stance Motle.v. who led court times in Dallas, and some of be reached at Monday’s msst- Prayers Offered fight to get James Meredith in­ evidence requested by Roy F. F. Kennedy. 800 Negro pupils Into schools have not been paid pending the the contents. treasurer, Mrs. Karl H. Links. spring and summer—hemlines When an overly solicitous es­ the change has happened to Ma­ outcome of the negotiations, ac­ Ing. "It’s up In the air," the As for truth-ln-Iending, he said DEAR POLLY — Our televis. Members of the Praying to University of Mississippi, is Darwin’s attorneys was denied with j>redomlnate1y white enroll­ company vice-president said to­ Following the business meeting are holding at kneecap-cover, cort takes her arm, she shakes rina Oswald. the cost of credit "must be ion set has a shelf below the Group, suoccessfully launched, first Negro woman to win seat them in Judgr Alva P. Lolselle’s ments. cording to Simon. cabinet On It I keep several Mias Kathy sails gave a talk and everybMy loves plieata. All his hand off. For one thing, she haa become Simon charged today that un­ day. made as clear end unambiguous are asked to be sure to use the in New York Senate. finding on a motion for produc­ The Negro pupils are trans­ Office workers at the Main Inexpensive plastic ornaments. on her experiences as an farm THIS the rest is up for grabs. more attractive. Not quite beau­ ion representatives did not tell box in the vestibule of the Pre.sident of Jackson State tion and disclosure this week. If you smile a greeting, she is ported to the three East Side as possible, eliminating all pos­ youth exchange student in C?ey-' Necklines can be high or low tiful, but definitely pretty. the employes of the company 8t. plant are being allowed sibility of aTxise." He called for This Is known as our 2-year- church, and the notepaper pro­ College for Negroes in Jack.-on, The defense will be furnished likely to return a level, blue­ schools daily from an over­ Ion, for six months, and on the and so can waistlines. There are eyed, questioning stare, as if Pictures made in Dallas in the decision when the vote strike through the picket lines. Two It new law that would require old's shelf. When 1 clean she vided for any requests for pray­ Miss., says rock-throwing col­ alleged confessions, search war­ crowded school Ifi' a Negro area picketers art at each of the political views held there. dozens of delightful little deci­ wondering why you are trying to days following the horror was taken. He said if the em­ lenders to disclose In advance gets her dustcloth and cleans ers. These will be picked up rants and permission to make of the city. Up to now they have company’s two gates. They are Gilead News sions to be made in the matter lege students who demonstrated be friendly. showed the lace of a woman af ployes had been told the strike the .total amount of interest to and rearranges her shelf and is each Sunday morning. Any who WEEK of detail. The showings that end­ after Negro girl was hurt in certain tests in connection with been kept in separate classes. replaced every two hours, ac­ busy and contented as 1 work. Gilead Congregational Church When the cameramen run and least half again Marina’s true The board also proposed Tues­ might have been averted. be paid and the annual rate of goers were met at the door Sun­ wish to participate In the pray­ ed Tuesday were full of auto accident will not be repri­ the first degree murder charge age, with stringy hair, blank cording to Klelbania. When young visitors come to er group by having the lists of stumble backwards In front of day night that as a matter of Simon said he expected the Interest. call, she and tpe guests know day morning by Mr. and Mrs. ideas and full of contradictions. manded . . . Six Negro pupils against Darwin in the Sept. 18 her, she Is a little amused, a bit eyes and heavy, irregular eye­ bonus and gift would be paid Klelbania said union offlcials In calling for blanket inspec­ prayer requests sent to them, so iMilcy transportation of classes would be meeting shortly to dis­ they are allowed to play with Reginald Spaulding. A meeting FEB. 2 thru 8 Dior’s Marc Bohan, who start­ attend previously segregated death of Hope Rothwell of Bol­ frightened. brows. within the next few days. He tion of meat and poultry for that they can join ■with others ed the neckline plunge last sea­ Shorter High School near Tus- ton. be stopped as soon aii possible. cuss compensation for the 45 these things and they leave *ny of the board of deacons was ’’Silly, silly people,’’ she mur­ Now her medium-dark brown Officials of the Unlt^ Free­ said the company had expected safety and wholesomeneas In offering such prayers, may 4 to 10 P.M. Daily son, continued to show a deep kegee, Ala., without incident to­ However, the judge would not strikers. knlckknacks alone. —MRS. P. H held Monday evening at the par­ mured gently In English on hair is short and feathery. dom Movement, a 'civil rights to pay the bonus and gift by last Johnson noted that present fed­ sonage. The Missions committee notify the rector or Mrs. Albert 2 Ho 10 P.M. Saturday “ V " dividing high, closely mold­ day. . . Rochester, N. Y., secre­ release Information on Where A trace of eye-shadow. It ap­ The union won bargaining GIRLS — 1 wish I had has Mohday. Only one photographer confederation, said the group Friday regardless of the out­ eral law requires inspection such a shelf to keep some rS' also met Tuesday evening at S. Taylor. ed bodices. There were many tary quits Job after boss prohi­ Darwin was confined beginning heard it, or thought he did. pears, has deepened the color come of the negotiations but the rights at the plant lest October only of these items when they would suspend all demonstra­ in an election ordered by the cent young visitors occupied. Per the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug­ followers, but Cardin dropped bits h^r from smoking pipe. Friday. Dec. 6, when he was ’That’s the Mrs. Lee Harvey of the bright blue . eyes. 'The move was held ut> when the cross state lines. the “ V” to the navel on tube tions pending a meeting tonight National Labor Relations haps my great-grandmother's las Porter, The Rev. John N. Manobeeter Evening Herald arrested at Pratt and Whitney Oswald you see when her guard brows are ercbed and regular. at which. It will consider' the sides failed to come to any Other legislative recommen­ Hebron correspondent, Mlae dre.sses. Aircraft in East Hartford, until Board. It was the first union covered compote would still be Crow will meet with his class ADMISSION thur DeLuco. Mrs. Lloyd Ed­ is up, the . rare moments when i High heels and erect carriage board’s plan. agreement on a contract at last dations were: Intact. —POLLY at the parsonage at 2:45 p.m. Susan B, Pendleton, telephone The normally endowed girls Sunday afternoon. she Is On public display. Walk­ make today’s Mrs. Oswald look Friday’s meeting. at-the plant though previous —A requirement that cosmet­ Adults $1 wards and Mrs. Richard Niver, If the board fom ally adopts attempts were made to organize tomorrow. 228-3464. will feel more at ease in the Darwin’s lawyers, the Man­ ing in a knot of Secret Service taller than she is. Her modish the proposal. It would be at Its But Klelbania charged today ics be proved safe before mar­ soft cowls and ring collars that all of Manchester: three sisters, chester law firm of Marte, Shea the employes. DEAR POLLY — May I say The board of trustees o f the ChUdrun u n ^ 14 Mrs. Mary Kunicki of Manches­ me;i, for instance, toward the cloth coat of midnight blue is next meeting Monday, that the company haa promised keting and that federal inspec­ that I think Polly's Pointers are Gilead church has made ar­ CHILD CARE UP appeared in almost every col­ and Keith, searched for Dar­ always buttoned in public. Newr- The election followed the res­ SOe ter, Mrs. Harold Flad of Glas­ hearing room where she an­ 'The crisis over transported at • every negotiation session to tion of foods, drugs and co.s- just about the best I have read. rangements for the purchase of HARTFORD (AP)—The num­ lection. In tailored clothes, there win continually from the time swers lor hours on end, through men have seen only the high ignation of an employe who tonbury and Mrs. Lawrence pupils has been the cause of pay the bonus and gift but has metlcs be expanded. I have five children of my own a new refrigerator, to be In­ ber of children under the care are rollback rever and wing col­ of his arrest until he was pre •; an interpreter, the questions of neckline of her dresses, squa- never set a date. He said he had worHed at the plant for —Grant subpoena authority in Groups of five or more chil* Reichardt of Newington; eleven demonstrations and violence for over seven years. Union offi­ and am also a den mother for stalled In the ehuVeh kitchen. of the State Welfare Department lars, and stand-up military sented at Tolland County Su­ the presidential investigating marine on Monday, rust-colored a Wee*:. Demonstrators who told the union employes yester­ administrative hearings under dren FREE when accom* grandchildren, eleven great­ perior Court’s clerk’s office on cials claim he was ordered to the Cub Scouts. I save all the Talent Show Slated lncrea.sed by 334 to a total of bands to choose from. commission headed by Chief on ’Tuesday. No earrings, neck­ blocked some doorways and Cor- day that the company had an­ the Food, Drug and Cosmetic An advance announcement is Out of the three collections grandchildren and several nieces Park St., Rockville on Sunday work overtime and refused bi- tips and particularly like those 6,330 during the 1962-63 fiscal panied by a paid adult. . Justice Earl Warren. lace or jewelry. ridora in the downtown school nounced it would pay the bonus Act. for making things. Two of my made by Tolland County Exten­ year,i It was reported yesterday. considered most significant, and nephews. afternoon, Dec. 8. ' ’The curious gape, the report- Newsmen can’t see whether and gift but that, no date had cause he was recovering from —Require warnings of acci­ Times International Travel The funeral will be held Fri­ board headquartera Tueaday favorites are the Christmas tree sion Service of the annual 4-H Children’s care payments added Dior, Cardin and Saint-Laurent, Also denied were names of I ers trait and the Secret Service she still wears the wedding ring been set. pneumonia. He was allegedly dent hazards on labels for drugs ]lub members and their day at 9 a.m. from the John F. were carried or dragged from made with bottle caps and the Talent Program, to be held up to $4,197,693 during the year, there came four different an­ police officers who conducted men are all around her. But of Lee Harvey Oswald for her the building. Walter Moran, district repre­ told to either work overtime or cosmetics, and pressurized con­ 'amilies admitted FREE ’Tierney Fuuneral Home, 219 mesh bag to hold balls, Saturday, April 4, at 7 :30 p.m, according to the report submit­ swers on waistlines—high, mid­ surveillance on Darwin or his I Russian-born Marina Oswald is . hands are almost always gloved Paddy wagons hauled 20 of sentative of the International quit. tainers. W. Center St., with a solemn would like to know If the other in the Rockville High School au­ ted by (Commissioner Bernard upon the presentation of dle, low and no. family between the date of the alone. in black kid. them to central pplice station, who haa participated in the The company claims that —End the practice of allow­ Shinn Richardson and Marilyn Rose, seated In the Grade 1 Princess types were molded to Mass of requiem at the Church the employe was asked to work readeis could give me some reminisce over one of their first reading books. Tip and Mitten. (Herald ditorium. W. Shapiro. membership card at the crime and the date of Darwin’s ! She apparently is alertly con- { ’The voice is soft and pleasant. where charges ' were filed negotiations, has said the bonus ing pesticide. manufacturers to their schooling, enubs taking part are in­ a high-waisted look by Dior and of the A.ssumption at 9:30. overtime but he replied that he ideas for items my (3ub Scouts plea, Jan. 10. I sclpus she is exhibit No. 1 in the Her English is good enough for against five demonstrators— and gift are an, “ intergral part market their products before could make. As you probably I photo by Oflara.) vited to a rehearsal Friday box office. Saint-Laurent. Dior punctuated Burial wil) be in St. James’ ’The names of pc^ice officers ' search for the truth in the assas-. small conversation, not good of the wage striicture" at the would not and quit. «>■ three for obstructing an officer they have been certified as safe know, little boys have to keep tlonal Church has announced evening, April 3, from 7 to it with a flower or jewel just Cemetery. who interviewed or interrogated sination of Kennedy in Dallaa on enough for the witness chair. Participating In yesterday’s I and two for assault and battery. plant. by the Agriculture Department. busy and they love constructive that the annual Christmas fair 9:45 p.m., at the Rockville under the bosom. Saint-Laurent Friends may call at the fu­ Darwin and the names of those I Nov. 22. I She haa refused interviews All were released later. Klelbania said today the com­ negotiations were Moran, Klel­ —Grant the Federal Trade R. E. Wandell sometimes circled it with a belt neral home tonight from 7 to 9 things. I would be most greateful will be held on Nov. 14 and a High School. under whose care the defendant I Whan the elevator doors close, here,, though .she recently said : Although most' of the demon­ pany is offering a three-year bania, Hutchings, John Mack, Commission authority to issue for any help. —MRS. A. C, G. Bolton This may seem a long way or a ribbon.. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and was held from the date of the shutting off the flashbulbs’ glare in a Dallas television interview contract \.1th 2*,i per cent year­ business representative o f the temporary cease-and-desist or­ greefw sale and silver tea on strators went limp when hauled GIRLS — I know Mrs. A. C. G. Dec. 5. In announcing the ahead, but It will allow time Building For a low-walsted look, Dior 7 to 9 p.m. murder was denied. Marina Oswald turns to the that "I have too much fActs, and off to jail, there was some scuf­ ly Increase In wages. The union, Amalgamated Local 281 of ders, subject to court review, let chiffons and crepes spill can count on your help.—POLLY dates now, Mrs. Smith said she for the young folks to rack Denied were copiee o f reports (levator operator, smiles a real facts tell ipe Lee shot Kennedy.” fing,' and four policemen were though, is asking for a one-year which the local union ia a unit, when the FTC believes continu­ their brains and get ready to Confraefor over hip belts, and Cardin joined Anthony O. Adamowica of lie detector or truth serum a’mlle, and says in accented Warren says she is a free treated pi a hospital for cuts contract with 4 per cent wage and Atty. Richard Simons, ation of alleged false advertis­ hoped to avoid conflicts ■with tube tops and flaring skirts in DEAR POLLY — I am a Two Girls Awarded functions in other churches. come out with something orig­ Residential-Commercial VERNON — Anthony G. tests performed on Darwin. Re­ Engliah, "Good morning, how agent, could talk to newsmen if add bruises. lncrea.se. Originally, Klelbania company co.unsel! ing or other unfair practices nursery school teacher with a inal. Clubs that do not plan and HEAR tha a hip seam. ports of any physician, psychia­ she wanted'to. ’The decision was said, the union had requested Carlyle-Johnson, one o f the would irreparably injure the Adamowicz, 56, of Old Lyme, are you today?” Then until the 'the latest proposal was fash­ hint that may prove useful to Manchester Evening Hcriild to take part are asked to come Alterations-Remodeling There was no waist to the trist or psychologist who ex­ day-long ordeal of questions be­ hers and her lawyers. 5 per cent increase. oldest plants in ManchSBtSr, stepfather of Mrs. William ion ^ by the board, UFM repre­ public. mothers of small children. When Bolton correspondent, Cleme- and see what the others are crepe tubes from Cardin. Craft of Harriet Rd., died Mon­ amined, tested Or observed gins she chats with those around It Is Incorrect. Warren said, sentatives, Mayor Ralph 8. Other differences are over manufactures friction clutches. —Extend to over-the-counter ORIGINAL ITie sportswear look settled on walking across a busy street First Scholarships well Young, telephone 643-898) . doing, anyway. "Business Built On day at his home. He was bom tlarwin were refused. her. to describe her well-guarded se­ LochSr, members of the Com­ slocks and bonds the same full man-tailored jackets, usually with three or more children, use Mam for Postulant Customer Satisfaction” in New Britain on Feb. 7. 1907 R^uests for copies of the of­ Her demeanor under Interro­ clusion as "protective curlody." munity Relations Board and disclosure requirements that a rope on which loops have Saturday, at 10 a.m., there worn with a silk scarf around ficial logs of state police head­ 24 TO 25 and lived there most of his life. gation ia apparently faultless. She is under no restraint what­ leaders of the Hazeldell Parents’ up of persons from the neighbor­ was "unneeded violence and now Insure public release of fi­ been made. One small hand-size scholarship committee will be a service of Holy Com­ the neck. Ricci showed them quarters and Troop H, both in Two girls who began their^ HARTFORD (AP) — The Full Insurance Coverage He moved to Old Lyme a few After each session Warren in de­ soever; the careful watch on her Association and the Collinwood hoods where the three receiving verbal abuse” by policS In re­ nancial data about securities loop will do for each child. Have school careers in 1949, the year hopes that any ^Iton resident State Motor Vehicle Depart­ munion or Mass, in St. Peter’s with cuffed and trouser-pleated Hartford, and logs from Staf­ and her daughters is her own schools are located. months ago. scribing her appearance haa improvement Association. moving demonstrators from the traded on the stock exchanges. them hold this. The children like Bolton’s consolidated school intending to enter the teaching ment’s dally record of automo­ Church, the purpose being to o f­ skirts and soft silk polo shirts. ford Springs, Danielson and Col­ uaed words like "calm " "com - wish. Hazeldell is the overcrowded The UFM earlier had rejected A much-discussed bill to re­ Tel. 644-0450 Lanvin showed them over shift- Other survivors are his school board headquarters. this and one mother can handle opened, are the first recipients profession or currently In train­ bile fatalities as of lost mid­ fer an opportunity for those widow’, Veronica Feshler Ad- chester ’Troops made during the nosed" "very cooperative." "She is alone In the world" sehool from which the 800 pupils requests from Mayor Locher and quire "truth-ln-packaglng” has up to six or seven children easi' ing will apply for a scholarship After 5:00 P.M. pants and shift-knickers. Dior weekend of Darwin’s arresa of awards by the Bolton Schol­ night and the total on the same wiping to join with Ronald Mi­ amowrlcz, two stepsons, two ’There was no emotional upset explained the chief justice of the ha'Vfe been transported to the the Community Relations Board He charged, among othqr been Introduced by Sen. Philip ly. —MRS. H. available for the first college liked them over loose trousers. were denied. to cAir a temporary halt to things, that a pregnant woman arship Fund. tete laat year: ner, through prayers of Inter­ 82 BALDWIN ROAD brothers, 'a sister, and two even when Oswald’s letters to United States. three' East Side schools in pri­ art, D-Mich., and Rep. Emanu- semester of 1964-65. Applica­ cession, on the occasion of his For feminine contrast, there Four items were not pressed "She has two little babies. marily white neighborhoods for demonstrations. In rejecting the was kicked, anil that some d em -. Shlrin Richardson and Mari­ 1063 1964 gramlchildren. her, written in Russian, were Celler, D-N..Y. DEAR POLLY —If you are tion deadline is May 31. Re­ entering the religious commun­ were flowers and lingerie trims. by Darwin’s attorneys. Judge presented for identification. And she doesn’t speak the lan­ the best two years. truce, Richard L. Gunn, attorney onstrators dragged down stairs 2The measure, designed to lyn Rose, both studying to be Killed ...... '....2 5 24 Cameliaa and gardenias were The funeral will be held to­ buying a model-making kit for teachers, were presented with quests should be sent to Mrs. morrow at 8?16 a.m. from the Loiselle indicated that the four On leaving, the slender young guage very well.” I The Collinwood group is made for the UFM, charged that there had their heads banged. make it easier for the housewife a young friend, you will make everywhere. Chanel put one on were already supplied to the de­ the $60 awards yesterday by Charles J. Addison of Rt. 6. ’Talarski Funeral Home, 300 mother—poses for photographers to compare packages of compet­ him happy by including a roll of Derby W?oners the shoulder, another in the fense. in the lobby, end back comes the ing products, had Kennedy’s ap­ their Grade 2 teacher, Mrs. Syl­ hair. Maple Ave., Hartford, writh a waxed paper and a cookie sheet via Patnlck, head of the schol­ Wlimers in the Cub Scout The Information includes faint, taut smile that masks proval. Saint-Laurent tied ribbons in requiem Mass at Sacred Heart with the model kit. The painted arship committee. Pack 157 plnewood derby were Church in New Britain at 9. copies of the coroner’s warrant what is said to be a broken So, too, did a ‘ truth-ln-lendlng pieces will not stick to the ax a bow around the neck and dot­ for Darwin’s arrett, copy of. the Miss Richardson, daughter of Richard Norris, first, JolmMc- Brought To Hartford Burial will be in Fairview front tooth. bill that would require advance ed paper as they dry and the ted them with a tiny camellia. medical examiner’s report, the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richard­ Curry, second; and Robert Lee, Cemetery, New Britain. She is quickly self-conscious. disclosure of the annual rate of pieces being assembled can be There were narrow bands of pathologist’s report, the autopsy The smile freezes, fades, end son of Lakeside Lane, Is a jun­ third. Norris was given a bronze By Jet From Bermuda white tucked imder the edge of Flriends may call at the fu­ Interest to be paid by a bor­ easily moved and kept together findings and a transcript of won’t come back. She ducks her rower. ior at 'Wllllmnntic State College plaque made by Scott Weeden. his long, slim sleeves, and open neral home today from 6 to 9 on thb cookie sheet. This will Kevin Morgan won a prize for Just For This Show testimony hoard at ths eoronar’a head and walks swiftly to the Johnson )pat .htonth placed make mother happy, too. — where she Is majoring In ele­ collars faced in white or some­ p.m. the best hwking car. inquest. waiting quartet of Secret Serv­ added emp!^is on consumer MRS. C. Z. mentary education. She is his­ times filled in with white. torian of her class, a member of At a special candlelight cere­ Arthur J. Orfltelll flr. ice men. problems. "When he appointed Cardin’s lingerie touches were Esther Peterson, an assistant the social committee, and co- mony Thomas Glglio was pres­ ahowler: organdy collars layered Arthur J. Orfltelll »r. of They close around her, and DEAR POLLY — When knit "Fishing Rod Fun" all stride to an unmarked fov- secretary Of labor, as his special ting with four double - pointed ctaaliman of the spring weekend ented his Webelos badge and like a Napoleon pas.try, and ruff- Hartford, brother of Mrs. Ed­ Confab Begins assistant for consumer affairs, tea. M - tl^e-year by William Mul- ly, niching' sleeves on blouses ward McGregor of 44 Camp- erament car. It moYea away to needles, I had trouble keeping footuring the 'Seclusion of an undisclosed Mrs. Peterson worked closely the stjltchei from slipping off the Miss Rose te ajhm lor at the Iph, :odui^ representative, worn under sleeveless suit jack­ field Rd„ died yesterday at Over Malaysia with Johnson and admihistratiqn University of1Cdn||ctlcut where "ietin Board ets. dwelling where Junie is waiting. needles.'X^’otmtinually had hai to go Hartford Hosrpital. aides In drafting, the lo^st spe­ hack and'itick up stll zeMclU of Carter Of the pleats' that riffled He leaves a son, two daugh­ Junle la a yellow-haired daugh­ ■‘M.. Ifo: BANGKOK, ’Thailand (AP)— ter of 2. Home in Texas, in an­ cial me|iUKjMrjilP^)]^6r , jjP'uSe of the March of ROBERT through the collections: there ters, a brother, two other sis­ like to remind were box pleats, wide and nar­ The foreign ministers of Malay­ other Secret Service hideaway, t^restS' ^ ^>toni: avaft^e In Sf ters and two grandchildren. sia, Indonesia and the Philip­ is the baby, Rachel. She was ^uat what' Ute' name , _.at they have the row, and la y er^ knife pleats. The funeral will be held Fri­ ROVaU^MECWANlDS at thqw-top^raukini; iftndents ^ (*’'week to send in WALKER Rarely did they create bulk. pines today opened the Malaysi­ bora not many days before her yeally keep the stitcheS ftoiq day ,at 8:30 am. from the an peace conference that Atty. father, the ex-Marine sharp­ HAR'm jRD''('AP): — 'Becre- Slipping off the ends., v-M RS. her frMpmton year, she has been ISSfrihutlons. America’s Greatest Stripes fit right in with the Alieam Funeral Home, 180 dormitory, representative for ■ T he flee department will hold pleated look. There were pin Gen. Robert F. Kennedy Ar­ shooter and confused Marxist, tary of Stfitf EHa T, Orasso is 8. M. ^ t , Spin, Fly Rod Farmington Ave., Hartford, ranged. wa6 shot down by Jack Ruby calling t&e formation of a the Womep’s RapYeatiohal As- Us ,tegul^ meeting tonight at and chalk stripes on silk or wool with a solemn Mass of requiem soclatldm worked oq the college firehouse. Citing Expert and roman stripes on silk .or Despite statements from all two days after the President group of riving mechanics to SPLASH OR CRASH at St. Peter’s Church, Hart­ sides expressing hope for agree­ fell. keep voting machines working JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (A P )— newBpapw, and-Is pleuged to . of education will linen. ' ford, at 9. Burial will, be in Kappa Alpa Theta sorority. She hold'an executive session at 7:15 W ith Navy and every nuance of ment, there was no evidence Once, fleeing the cameras, smoothly throughout the state. A boat and a train collided on Mount St. Benedict’s Cemetery, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs tonight, followed by a regular white—oyster, banana, and ecru that Malaysia and Indonesia Mrs. Oswald showed a pixie “I believe that the voter in the a busy street here. Pete M. Bloomfield. Allan Rose of Cider Mill Rd. meeting at 8 In the school li­ -led on the color cards. The could resolve their differences. aide. Half a block away from the smallestvcoquminlty . . , is.en­ Lazzeri was crossing the South­ TED BARBIERI Friends may call at the fu­ The scholarship fund Is joint­ brary. new red dark carna- Indonesian Foreign Minister disaimointed photographers, and titled to theaame efficient vot­ ern Railway tracks on Copal and Local Fly-Castera neral home temight ft-om 7 to Subandrlo, who also Is President well' out of camera range, she ing facility ai| the voters In the Street when he heard a train ly raised and sponsored by the Seta Sale Dates tion. 'Die. . new ■ -paste,te). is filue. 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 5 and Mrs. George W. Smith, pres­ Smoother fabrics have really Sukarno's first deputy premier, turned and waved through th e' larger city,? Mra. Grasw said whistle. He speeded up, but not Bolton Education Association, 7 to 9 p.m. indicated he would demand an rear window. yesterday, "this- service could in time to get across the boat comprised of Bolton teachers, ident of the Ladles Benevolent arrived. Almost everything was Society of Bolton Congrega- twill, whipcord or gabardine. end to British influence and Tuesday, as the Secret Serv­ vv>ork for this equality." trailer he was towing. and the local unit of PTA. "Shorpsheoting Mrs. Edith Klein military presence lif Malaysia ice men swept her through a Stiff cloques and piques gave with way to crepes and chiffons. Cot­ Mrs. Edith Klein, 71, of New as Indonesia’s price for ending ton damasks were used effec­ York City, mother of Mrs. Eu­ its year-long campaign against TAKt A YEAR TO PAY ON THESE tively at Capucci and Saint- gene M. Davis of 348 Porter its smaller nelghliior. Bow and Arrow" St., died yesterday at Manchea- Malaysia was not expected to tmmk FINE QUALITY DIAMOND RINGS Laurent. With their patterns hid­ Airlift Takes featurlag den in the weave, they looked eter Memorial Hospital. Bora give up the protection of British newer than high relief types. in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., on Oct. troops who are defending the 10, 1892, she lived in New York new federation's Borneo frontier U.S. Families City moat of her life. against infiltrators from Indo­ ARTHUR HALL nesian Borneo. Britain ia not Other survivors are three Connecttout dhampioB brothers and two granddaugh­ likely to walk out of her major From Cyprus Obituary ters. bases In Malaysia without a for 1962 and 1968 Funeral services were held fight. with today at 2:30 p.m. at the chapel The foreign ministers’ confer­ (Oouttaued from Page One) of the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 ence, which Kennedy arranged Shoe Sale Mrs. John C. Kelly RUSSELL FORS Farmington Ave., with Rabbi during his recent swing through of a car, drop a package near Mrs. Bessie A. Donovan Kelly the embassy wall and then of S3 Oakdale St., Brockton, Nathan Hershfield officiating. Southeast Asia, haa as its goal TAKE GIANT STEPS IN SAVINGS ON EDDIE VASKO Burial will be at the conveni­ a summit meeting of Sukarno, speed off in the vehicle. The Mass., mother of John C. Kelly embassy was evacuated alter Jr. of 17 Chambers St., died at ence of the family. Malaysian Prime Minister Tun- ku Abdul Rahman and Philip­ MacFarland’s alert. N EW SPRING ARRIVALS OF a Brockton rest home yesterday. Theriaque was knocked off his She was the wrldow of John C. Frank L, Perkins pine President Dlosdado Maca- VACATION BOLTON — Frank L Per­ pagal. feet by Ute second blast as he Kelly, a prominent shoe manu­ walked around the edrner of the facturer in Brockton before his kins' of Jacksonville Beach, Rahman is represented at the FAMOUS MAKE SHOES DURING Bangkok conference by his dep­ building to inspect damage from V. SPORTS death. .Fla.,' formsrly of Hartford and the first explosion. Other survivors are a daughter Bolton, died last night at Jack­ uty prime minister. Tun Abdtil sonville. Razak, and Ifacapagal by For­ Pan American World Airways, THIS VERY SPECIAL SALE EXHIBIT In Brockton, a brother of Brock­ sent two jetliners to Nicosia to ton and St. Petersburg, Fla., Born in Hartford, he was em­ eign Secretary Salvador P. Lo­ ALL TYPES OF VACATION pez. make shuttle runs across the and five grandchildren. ployed by Beaupre Motors of Mediterranean to Beirut, 160 Funeral services will be M d Manchester, and has resided in The crisis, which threatens SPOKT8 EQUIPMENT another shooting war in South­ miles away. The first plane to Friday morning at 8 ;15 from ^e Florida for about five years. depart carried 57 women and FAMOUS NAME Russell Funeral Home. 165 Bel­ He is survived by his wife, east Asia, stems from the for­ A GROUP OF ‘^PIERRE” mation of British-backed Malay­ children. STACKS A WALKERS mont St., Brockton, with a sol­ Mrs. Natalie Cunningham Per­ The American community on emn high requiem Mass at 9 kins, two sons and his mother, sia last Sejptember. MID HEELS & STACKS The new federation united Cyprus numbers about 1,700 per- FASHION PUMPS PRIZES at St. Edward’s Church. Burial all of Jacksonville Beach. aons, about 1,300 of them de­ will be in Calvary Cemetery, Funeral services and burial Malays, Singapore and the Brit­ GRAND AWARD ish colonial territories of Sara­ pendents. It was not kno'wn how FOR SP R IN G 1 . 9 0 Val. to 12.99 C - 9 0 Brockton. win take place in Florida. many of the latter would leave. Friends may call at the funer­ wak and Noith Borneo, now 1 . 9 0 Yol. to 14.99 Vacation for two in Emerald Sabah. Sukarno claims the new Wilkins said hie wife and eons al home tonight, 7 to 9, and to­ would not go. Reg. 12.99 2 PAIR 12.00 W Beach Hotel In Nassau vrith morrow, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. state is a neo-eolonialltt plot de­ transportation both ways by s ir e d to perpetuate British Bombs also ware exploded at and 13.99 Funerals a Oreek-oWned hotel where Pan American Jet. Geoiwe M. Biltcliff rule. The Philippines, which claims Britons were staying. None of ' The living record of Mstory as it happens is at your finger tips VERNON — George M. Bilt- Miss Susan Abbe the gueata or employss was in­ WOMEN'S M A N Y OTHER eliff, 57, of Meriden, brother of Sabah, refused to recognise Ma­ ivery day-r-ln your dally ne#ipai^r. It tells you in words what is SPECIAL GROUP OF Graveside services for Miss laysia but MacapagaTs opposi­ jured. Loafers A Sport Oxfords AWARDS Mrs. Roy Hammer of Hany Susan Abbe of South Windsor Makarloe’ rejection of the goinf on ind it shows you who makes news—in pictures. Lane, (bed yerterday at Meriden tion has been much less violent w'ere held yiesterday at Wap- NATO peace force was dis­ m KABLE” SLIPPERS Hospital after a long illness. He than Sukarno’s . . CHILDREN’S SHOES ping Cemetery. The conflict has led to a guer­ closed in London by Greek was bom in Meriden and was Cypriot Foreign Minister Bpyros employed by the Pratt and 'The Holmes Funeral Home, rilla war along the WM-mile Jun­ 400 Main St., was In charge of gle border eeparattiig Malaysia Kyprlanou.' R«9. 3.99-4.99 0 .9 0 International Whitney Aircraft Division in British Commonwealth Secre­ R*9. to 8.99 Kortlt Haven. arrangements. from Indonesian Borneo. 8 V .- 3 Kennedy got liidoneela and tary Duncan Sandys planned to 5 '" He is also survived by hU resume discussions with Kypri- NOW widow Roee Flore Biltcliff; two Malaysia to agree to a cease­ CAFE Attendance Edict fire along the border. It hae anou today to see if a formula d a n g e r s , a brother, another could be worked out. Dinner 5 to 7 P.M. (Bster, and atx grandchildren. been a ehaky one, with both HARTFORD (AP) — Henry aldea accusing each other of vio- WOMEN'S t CHILDRDCS Funeral services will be held N. Igo, 57, assistant factory PARIS (AP)—France re­ ..A' tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Ed­ Utions. But nghUng has gener­ SAMPLE SHOES manager of Pratt and Whitney ally subaided. fused to Join an Internatlonsl j TENNIS SHOES FASHION SHOW ward C. Frederick Funeral Aircraft, division o f United peacs-keqmig force on Cyprus l o g o f f Home, 177 E. Main 8t„ Meri­ Aircraft Corporation, died today as p r o p o ^ by Britain. KM Daily—Featuring den, wkh the Rev. Fl^nklin at his home, 1028 Farmington The French Cabinet spokes­ 4-4V2B Terry o f First Methodist Ave.. West Hartfoid. About Town man announced this ioUowlng a m m w x Resort Wear and Church of Wallingford officiat­ He was born in New Haven Cabinet session with President ing. Burial will be la the Wal­ pair and attended public schools Chariea de Gaulle. . Vol. to 14.99 ML WTIIMn NUNM MNS Ski Togs—See III nut Grove Cemetery, Meriden. there. He Joined Pratt and Salvation Army Sunday \H n o n v s OHILDREira SHOES Foreign Minister Maurice IMLUK $ 8NI TIM Friends may call at the fu­ Whitney in 1928 in the assem-; school workers will meet at Couva de MUrvUIa reported On neral home today from 7 to 10 bly department. He was trans­ 7:30 this evening at the church developments on the eastern | V N l ' S n a HnMHKiiT rtucT p.m. ferred to the engine test de­ for their monthly workers' con­ Hadlteiranean Island, and on Many Other Exhibit* partment in 1931. From 1934 to ference. The program will in­ the British proposal for a North I Mrs. Elizabeth BMner 1938 he was a field service rep­ clude the Bhovring of two Royal Atlantic AIIinM force to main­ Old English Street Car , Mrs. Elizabeth Ackerman resentative. He was promoted to Commission trabaing Aims. Rus­ tain poach between Cyprus’ ■teiner, 82, o f 251 Bush HiU Rd., field sim rviaor In 1938. During sell Clough will lead the devo- Orerit and Turhdsh populations. Camp Trailers_____ , widow of Joseph Steiner, died World War II hft served as qual­ ti<^l period. Village Bootery, Ine. yesterday at Manchester Memo^ ity control r^anager of Pratt NORTH WINDHAM. * Conn. Florida Showcaa* rial Hoarttal. and Whitney Aircraft’s plant in STRIKE IN ITALY (AP) — Jdortne ( ^ . Henry B om Nov. 5, 1881, in Mor, Kansas City, Mo. KOME (AT)—Itaiye eae Therioquel injured . yesterday Derby Cara and Driver Hungary, she had lived here for In 1945 be returned to East m UHsb state empleyes start­ when a bomb, axrioded at the ROUTE S3 TALCOTTVILLE. CONNECTICUT the pasit 58 years. Hartford to become assistant ed a 84-he«r strike teSay. U.8.. Emhaaay in Cyprus, "nev­ Bhs leavaa three sons, John sarvlce manager. In 1946 he H m aatfoawMe walkeut step­ er aays much about tehat’s go­ SUOOR Indian ViUafO Btoiinr and Frank Stainar, both waa named superintendent of ped an traiSs, rises* ing On over thare," his brother et Ifnicheatw, and Anton Pratt and Whitney assembly Richard said laat nl|^t. O P IN 10 A.M . t o 9 P.M. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. UNTIL 6 F.M. SATURDAY 917 MAIN STRE;ET—MANCHESTER and taata departments. Later Richard said Henry, a bach- tiiat sane yaar he waa apiioinb> •tor wi4tea abm t anee a month. SH ACK B 4 « , ,J J .1 i - 5 I '■> ■<^ i j *' - ' > ■ > : j 3 / > i y y • •■ ■ '■'■ . t

'■■■■■■'■ ' a » : - ■ . PAGS TWBLVH liANCHESl’EB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CUNM, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1964 aiAl^CRiarrRB *V|DnNO HBIRAU). ItAirCHES'rEB. conn- WEDKESDAY, reBRUARY 5, 19S4

match around our butidings,” gotiate an agreement between the attorney ^aid. the state Republican organina- State Defers B A R R f C t N I Auto Disabled open monday thru satnrday Hoard Votes Enlarged CAC^ Skating E v e n ts Some 3,587 teadters were ab­ tlon and the Connecticut Re­ extdnslvely at sent Monday—three time# nuire publican Citiaens Committee. Scout Becomes By Falling Rock Hears Globe Hollow Report Report than hormaL There are 43,800 State Republican Chairman Widening of Uggeff Drug open THURSDAY NIGHT TILL 9 : I n S ta te teachen in the New York Oty A. Searle Pinney named Nor­ gystem. man K. Parsells of Fairfield, PARKADiB In 40-Year Old Troop A rock that fell from a gravel *nie town dlreotors laat nighty the extension of the Portland- Mrs. Edith Valet Cooke of New WiUmr Cross truck yesterday afternoon on Donovan, who says the boy­ Hillatown Rd. disabled'"a 1963 hMtnioted General M*mager Utchfield-Bldwell Sts. storm No skating will be allowed on (Oontimied from Page One) cott was a failure, said there Ha^ven, and John H. Mullen of sewer; plans for a 10 house sub­ Stafford Springs to the group. Mercedes Benz convertible .of Riohani Martlif to prepare an any of the park departmmt was little hope for future dis- Dftvid H. Johmon, zon of M r .f Veteran awarde were given division off Wyllys St.; and ac­ All are members o f the State The State Highway Depart­ Peter Gawlek, 47, Middletowil, ordinance otfficlaUy establish­ maintained ice areas until fur­ had fired a .38 caliber revolver ousslom wltfa integration lead­ •nd M n . Arthur L. Johnaon, 53 to Bob VonDeok for 30 yeara of ceptance of the deed for a park Central Committee. ment has deferred some $62.2 Conatzneo I>r., achieved the police reports say. ing a 21'man Oitlsens Advisory ther notice. eight times as they rode towurd en. GOING •ervioe, Bob Poet for IB yean, - Gawlak had been driving area in the Bryan Farm subdivi­ The group is expected to million in highway construc­ lii^eot honor In Boy Scoutoig Cbmmlttee, to assist the town Coasting, too, is off at the Hartford after a date In New "You cannot satisfy people and Dave Keleey for lO yeare. sion. meet with Citizens Committee last night whan ho waa proaent- south on Hillstown Rd. shortly with it* two urban renewal moment at Center Springs who ttUnk integration is an end tion, including widening two SKIING? A apedal a’ward waa preaent- after 8 p.m., at a point about ot The directors questioned the York State. No one was re­ representatives within a few •d with.-too Eagla Scout award T ).. projeots, in place ot the Inform­ Park. in itoeIC," 'Donovan said. world short stretches of the Wilbur ed to toe Wally Geiger family three miles south of Hill St., Town Planning Commission’s ported Injured. r e n t a c a r at a court o f honor held at ally appointed lj5 man commit­ The boycott was aimed at days. for their contribution to Boy when a roqk tumbled off a waiver of a requirement for Cross Highway ki the Man­ For a w««keiid or u loof South MOthodlat Church. An­ on main facing enk tee that now exists. One shot was through a ga­ protesting alleged segregaUon The Citizens Committee, chester area, because of a lack Scouting from Cub Pack 143. truck In front o f Mm. Gawlak Bnlaagement of the CAC, and division, called High Wood, rage door in Cornwall, another headed by John M. Lupton of other highlight of the evening Saigon Students in the city’s public sdiools. o f available funds. as you like. The Flaming Arrow Petrol was drove over toe rook ami it the appointment of its mem­ but finally passed the sub­ though a state higljiway blinker Donovan, in Hartford for a Weston, was organized last waa the awarding of a troop honored foe winning the Black- division on the strength of the The deferments were an­ Cars available with aki flag amblem for 40 yeara of struck toe vehicle’s undercar­ bers to serve ovwlapping three light in Goshen and another speaking engagement, defended year to boost Republican ledge Dietriot Fint AM-O-Ree riage, causing the vehicle to be- year terms, was asked by TPC’s long deliberation over the Clash in Street nounced yesterday in the de- regiatered troop activity In tha through a carriage lamp out­ the New York Board of Bduca- strength in the state's largest pertm^t’s seml-snnjial prog- racks attached. Championship last Friday. Ray oopte inopereble, police said. Democratic director Theodore development. It has been in the side a Goshen home, police said. tion's efforts to iMieve de facto cities. Boy Scouta of America preaent- Mercer, former troop aoout- works for about a year. rees report ’Die vehicle had to be towed FINAL Powell and seconded by Re­ SAIGON. South Viet Nam Police identified the students segregation. It was organized without the Paul Pofitioe ed by Norman Laraon, Charter maater ■who has been regiatered away with extensive damage to publican director Harlan Tay­ The directors said they hoped The work had been scheduled Oak Council repreaentatlve. (AP)—Disorderly bands of stu­ as David Cantrall, 19, o f De­ He said the board is having blessing of the State Central to berfn by 1965. but now must aa a scouter for 40 years, and its undercarriage. lor. both members of the direc­ the TPC would provide some von, Pa., Caleb Fox, 19, and Da- Johnaon, a member ot the Boy indication in the future of their dents roamed through central difficulties because it "is being Committee. await an additional appropria- 378 MAIN STREET Dave Hutchinson, M former tors subcommittee on urban •vld Peake, 19, both of Philadel­ Scouta for five yeara, la a life aaaietant, were also honored. DISABLED WATCHMAKERS reasons for granting waivers of Saigon today in what started as badgered on both sides by ex­ Uon from the 1965 Oenshai Phona 643-3881 guard, troop librarian and jun­ renewal. phia. tremists.” Mr. and Mra. Joe Swenaaon During the meeting time al­ subdivision requirements. a political demonstration but Assembly. ior aablStant about maater. A BIENNE, Switzerland, (AP) Cantrell and Fox did the Later, i Donovan ki a talk to and Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose A Swiss Watchmaking Training lotted to public discussion of The board continued an ex­ ended up a brawl. Among nine Interstate pro­ atudent at Manchaater High shooting, police said. a men’s club, said the United 12th Circuit Diehl were in charge of toe pot- Center for the Disabled was re­ c le a ra n c e jects delayed were two short items on the agenda, Mrs. Hel­ cellent record last night when Two opposing student factions Peake, the driver, was School, wbare he la a member it voted to suspend its rules to cla.shed In front of Saigon Town States scored a propaganda stretches of the Wilbur Cross luok for 360 which preceded cently founded here. ’The proj­ en Fitzpatrick and I^ . A. B. charged with carrying a dan­ of the National-Hondr Society, the evenlng’a program. allow the meeting to continue Hail as a prearranged demon­ coup in Its ranaom deal with Highway, which Is part of In­ be la taking the college prep- ect is backed by the govern­ Moran both questioned wheth­ gerous weapon in a motor ve­ Cuban Premier Oastro. Court Cases ments of watchmaking cantons, er the proposed ordinance beyond 11 p.m. stration got under way. Ap­ terstate Rt. 84, located between atory courae, and la a member Since the directors began last hicle. Hartford and an area north of the Federal Social Insurance Of­ ■would make the CAC more of a parently one group objected to The same charge was lodged of the achool's Radio Club and year observing their rule setting the others’ attempt to steal the EAST HARTFORD SESSION , Middle Tpke. in Manchester, the South Methodlat Youth Fel- fice, various watchmaking or­ political plum than a working against Cantrell and Fox, who Ask Shorter Hours Board Votes Walk ganizations, and the town Itself, 11 p.m. as the adjournment limelight. Henry Wrobel, 84, of 452 which had been scheduled for lowahip. s a v e to position. were also charged ■with ■wilful ROXBURY (AP)—The facul­ hour, its suspension at 10 :S5 j Banners were tom down and ; ■widening. I ' During the court of honor Ten- which donated a site for the in­ General Manager Martin re­ Injury to state and private prop­ ty of Roxbury’s public school Main St, Manchester, yester­ And Water Line stitution. Vi Vi plied that the ordinance will p.m. has become a regular fea students roughed each other in I Also deferred were sections of (teffoot aWdrda were presented ture of each meeting. melees that followed at inter­ erty. has told the Board of Education day received a nolle to a charge I Interstate Rt. 491 In Glaston-1 not change the structure of the All three were held in $2,500 to James Schrleber, Russell en giris', boys', and Infants' apparel vals in the next hour. what It wants more than money of failure to drive a reasonable bury and East Hartford. I The town’s” board of directors coDiimittee or its relationship bond. for the next academic yeas Is Amldon, Paul Hesketh, Fred One student group was de­ The state will save $44 million ‘ Edwards, Timothy Bailey,'Btev- last night approved toe con­ to the rest of the town gov­ shorter working hours. distance apart. He originally monstrating for politician Tran In Interstate project deferrals. en Moore, Peter Belllveau, ernment, but simply enlarges CofC Unit Favors had pleaded not guilty to the COMPLETE struction of 530 feet of concrete David L. Johnson, (right) of Boy Scout ’Troop 47, South Methodist Church, proudly displays Van Ly, who Is seeking a high, Sees ISo Reprisals Principal Robert Carbonl in­ Miscellaneous projects delay­ Thomas Waldo, Thomas Chapin, and fotmaUy establishes the charge, which stemmed from an LINE OF aldewalka along the frontage of Ms Eagle Scout Avrard presented to him last night by Robert VonDeck, scoutmaster, at a post in th egovemment which HARTFORD (AP) — The formed the board last night accident, in Manchestor’s Cir­ ed, at a saving of about $18 Qreg Nolln, Tom Klellck and group. Transit Region million. Include sections of Rt. | the new Temple Beth Sholom, court of honor held at toe church. In the center background Is the new flag emblem on toddlers' 3 pc. snow suits Sl^ahiiig as head of the di- the new military Junta is now president of the New York City that the faculty was not going cuit Court and toe case had Lodger Fred Lewie. ' 2 in East Hartford and Glas­ toe troop’s flag signifying 40 years of registered activity. (Herald photo by Oftara.) woton) renewal subcommittee, forming. Board of Education says he to ask for a salary raise, but been continued for p jury trial. jUso, P « il 'Bixler, Steiriien on E- Middle ’Tpke. tonbury, a section of Rt. 291 in Columnar iroup: erig 12.98, 14.98 Powell reported that the final The planning committee of The other group was anti- knows of no reprisals against wants "the longest school day Other case dlspMltlons in­ Dunlap, Robert TrotUr, Wayne The sidewalk will extend French and carried banners In the state” reduced. South Windsor, and work on Rt. cost estimate of the North Bind the, Manchester Chamber of teachers who took part in Mon­ cluded a $65 fine for speeding SIlMiS Pierce, Allah Polowitzer, David from Parker St. to toe western Rockville-V ernon la planned aa part of toe fea- sizM 2 to 4 proclaiming the downfall of day’s boycott of the New York The faculty’s present hours against Maurlle Tremblay, 19, 94 in Glastonbury. Spencer, Dustin Wood, Gary boundary of toe Hartford Elec­ tivitiea. Hearing Voted renewal project is not yet avail­ C3ammerce|.- has recommended President Charles de Gaulle and are from 8:20 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. able, but should be released City schools. Milford, following a jury trial; Newton, Frank Fazzina, Donald tric Co. property. Cheater Rau, memberahip that the OofC endorse the neutralism. The pupils report at 8:40 a.m., PLENTY OF YOUNG HORSES Filing Roussey, John Prior and Rus­ chairman, announced that Atty. Washable, hooded, nylons, pimas, poplins soon. James B. Donovan, the board and a $35 fine for reckless driv­ A previous request for the Chamber Studies On Insurance town’s participation ki a pro­ Riot police and gendarmes president, said yesterday, how­ and leave at 3:30 p.m. Carbon! DENVER (AP) — During its sell Turner. sidewalks to extend to Coburn Bernard J. Ackerman and General Manager Martin re­ were stationed Uirotighout the ing against David Klecak, 17, SuppUtt posed Capitol Regtlon Transit ever, that it was a "neglect ot says there is no time off for the Stafford Springs, who pleaded 1963 quarter horse season. Other awards went to Richard Rd. had been withdrawn, due to Roosevelt Mills have signed as The board of directors, last ported to the board that final central city area but made no teachers, since they all do cafe­ Music Shell Plan District. duty” by those who did partic­ guilty to the count. Centennial Track devoted an en­ Maney, first daas; Richard some opposition at a January members. {dans ft>r the proposed Globe attempt to interfere even though teria duty. C o ll Herbert Miller, chairman of night, voted to hold a public Hollow baith bouse, to replace ipate and that this would be tire day’s program of 10 racee HUtako, TDomaa McKay, John public hearing. orig. 5.98 to 10.98 Atty. Arthur L,eClaire Jr., traffic was tied up. ■nUth and victor Geiger, star; Preliminary plans for an the merchants division, report­ hearing in March, on an ap­ the present structure, will be noted in their records. Approximately 71 per cent of to 2-year-olds. More than half 649-5341 The cost of toe eidewalk will group chairman of the Cote’s com ­ The students eventually dis­ of the 1,020 speed horses stabled Donald Kelsey, Dwight Phelpe, open air auditorium and music ed that a gala Washington’s propriation of funds for an ex­ ava.ilahle by the end of this mittee, said this morning that persed at the behest of honking The teachers would also lose GOP Liaison U.S. families with incomes of be $1,370, of which sum the a day’s pay, he said. HARTFORD (AP) — A com­ $16,(W0 and over own stock, ac­ at the track were ki their first Tbm Ituldoon,... Larry Maney, Temple ■will be required to pay shell were discussed yesterday Birthday sales spree is planned. panded town employe life in­ girit’ drattet 2.99 tO 5.50 month. the recommendation w^l be motorist s who wanted to get Bob ICello and Grand prize to be awarded will Since the design work has “We don’t pay people to mittee has been chosen to ne- cording to a recent survey. year at toe races. half, or $885. at the RockvUle Area Chamber surance plan. made ■with the reservation that home from work. Je. be a free trip, to the World’s M. Kenneth Ostrinsky, chair­ been done by Town Ekigineer . The bMrd also approved an any financial committment on Some Westerners believed badge awards have of Commerce directors meeting. Fair in New York. man of the town’s Insurance orig. 3.00 famous make Walter Fuss and Building In­ allocation of $8,500 from the the part of the town ■would first that ambitious politicians are A report by D. K. W elch, advisory committee, explained spector Thomas Monahen, most "^ater Department Reserve be put to a town-^wide refer- using the students’ enthusiasm Robert Prentice, that at present, muplclpal em­ girls’ flannel paiamas of the amount appropriated for to achieve their own ends. Fund, to replace 433 feet of chairman of the planning com­ endtW ■vote. Lerry Adams, ployes are covered by a $1,000 1.99 Military Junta chieftain Maj. four-inch pipe on Lilac St. with Public Records sizes 4 to 14, dainty floral prints the plans, $5,000 remains unen- The Town Development Com­ Kelsey, Rick mittee, indicated that after, a policy, for which the town pays eumbered, he said. Gen. Nguyen Khanh met with new elx-inch pipe, and to re­ meeting wito recreation and mission (TPC), at the request Lanon, Isury Maney, David place one Lilac St. hydrant the full premium. Teachers are The plans have been approv­ of the board of directors and U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot civic leaden, Ms cbmmlttee hao Warrantee Deed limited quantities group: orig. 5.98, 6.98, sizes 8 to 14 McQuade, Jhn Newton, Bob Flra Chief W. Clifford Mason not now included in the pro­ ed by James Herdic, recreation Genera] Manager Richard Mar­ Lodge to “ keep him informed approved toe propoeed activity Gilbert Lee Webb and Min­ post and Stave Chapin. had recommended toe changes gram. while they last superintendent, and the Park tin, is in the process of study­ on the developing picture,” ac­ center. nie Blanche Webb to Anthony H uwiim McKay, R ic h a r d in toe wake o f a 1962 fire on Under a new reqommended girls’ wool skirts 2.99 and recreatton Advisory Oom- ing the proposal, and will .soon cording to one of Khanh’s aides. Robert Oarabedlan, chamber Dzen and Amelia Dzen, prop­ Manay. RMiard Kutako, Victor Trumbull St., when he wasn't plan, all town employes. In­ mittee. After approval by the make its recomm^dations Later, Khanh met with Gen. erty of Tolland Tpke. James Collins, commander of Oeitfr «Hid JCIGARETTES DROP $1,000), and the town would shoes A retired New York City po­ Mrs. Flormoe Loverin, a di­ flannel lined slacks Gilobe Hollow by townspeople. Bloomfield, Wethersfield, liceman met Johnny Taylor, 67, deau, R ag DeOobert, Henry Park Deputment-occupied Har­ HARTFORD (AP) — Cigarette pay the remaining 25 cents of 1.99 The directors''last , night ap­ Windsor and Vernon. Ibarra, Mark Matheny, Richard rector and chairman of the sales In Connecticut showed a monthly premium. recently in London and re rison St Garage. proved a new capital Improve­ The district could buy or marked that he looked just like Oatwriyfvmd James Seiler. barbecue committee, announced decrease of four million packs General Manager Richard ment program for the town fire lease existing bus lines, could an old friend, Ernie Taylor, 73, Vkibdr Geiger, Richard KutZ' McNally’s price of $4,650 was the first barbecue of 1964 hecs iin January compared to sales Martin estimated that the max­ just 15, orig. to 35.95 1 0 A O lb department, to replace the pro­ set routes ■within and outside of New York. Johnny, who ko, Richard Maney, Tom Mc­ the lowest o f four bids opened bOen planned for the first Set- n‘ year ago, the State Tax De- imum cost to the town, under 6.90 the new program, will be Sl.OOO girls’ dress ooati 1 0 . t O Z U n gram set up when the current the district, fuid could contract h)ten’t seen his brother since he Kay add John Smith were the in the Municipal Building, this urday In June, with the follow partment says. The decline, sizes 1 to big 9. black recipients o f two year eers/ice mo'mlng, and is within toe S4,;- ing Saturday set as an alterna­ which was apparently due at per month,- or $12,000 for a budget was approved last year. ■with non-paitiicipatlng towns left for the United States in slip-^on loafers, cordo­ It assigns the income from a ■who wish bus routes run 1913, wrote and discovered that pins. 746 allocated for the work last tive date In case of bod weath- least in part to the govemmeilt full year. half mill on the annual fire dis­ through and to its town limits. Ernie was, indeed, his long-lost jy>inrr Ionise xinfsburv April.,',.. ,f- • -■ . report on smoking, released Jan. ’The board wlU decide in van or gray buck tie trict tax, about $60,000, toward The district would also have brother. Johnny came to this and I j ^ l g Ozols rdrilved thrde ' Otoers who bid on the work She said plans are to serve 11, meant a drop of $2M,000 in March, whether to institute the ! oxfords. capital improvements. Sched­ the authority to subsidize non- country for the reunion. ■were:' Peterman Plumbing Co. from 1 ,'tb'7 p.m. Citdc groups state tax fevenue.s. In all, 33.7 new plan for the remainder of girls’ sad boys’ 4 1o i x snow snits uled are the purchases of two profltabie routes. ^*F«» Keleey- department garage. The new garage on Olcott 8 t 4.90 ski parkas, jackets 8 .9 ( 1 1 0 1 Z . 9 U Lairg,’Msriey, M MeUo, Bob SmMtL and SVed Tedfoed were waa made available for toe town ON OR BEFORE sizes 12Vi to 4. mostly awarded rix-Y«air pins. hlj^way department in the M l tie oxfords, patent or group: orig;. 2.50 to 8.98 boys’ S P A \ A O New commltteeinen present o f 1962. velvet straps. ADYERTISINC ed witfttpins teichule John W. A t the previous bid openings. THE 10th donmoor polos 1 . 9 9 1 0 1 . 9 9 J u p re who is also assistant In September of last year, toe scoutmaster, William Hesketh, lowest bid came in $8()0 over the EARN DIVIDENDS novelty cotton knits, collared, 3 to 6X, 8 to 18 DOLLARf Richard S pencer, George allocation, and, conseouently orig. 8.98 to 10.98 Schrollber, a ilto n Perry, T, all bids were refused, and a new g;roup: orig. 2JJ0 to 8.98 ^ A A A . . O C O Don Philip, Robert BaUey, set of specifications was pre­ FROM THE FIRST teen or women's WenrieU Rouwey add Earl Pe­ pared. boys’ sport shirts 1 . 9 9 1 0 Z . 9 9 ARE LIKE terson.. McNally’s bid promised com­ OF THE MONTH Also,' JctuiTumw, Glen Dun- pletion o f toe work within SO sandlers'- famous model, long; sleeves, 4 to 7, 8 to 20 lep, Del NoUn, Warren Waldo, days Of toe award of (he con­ Dustin .Wpod, Ohestw KieUck, tract. The other bidders prom­ g;roap: orig 1.98 to 2^8 boys’ ^ O A A s. S O O SEEDS — FYank F a ^ n a , Fred Edwards ised completion within 30 to 45, 'ft end Ricbaird Crawford. days. CURRENT ANNUAL wool or knit hats 1 . J 9 1 0 1 . 9 9 SAVINGS DIVIDEND 5.90 slip-ons or ties mnenrsTM ctNim J L*-' a ? n / LOAN sizes \y

group: orig. to 5.98, boys’ 3 to 7 m id-heei shees Get 2 FREE Tickets ...and be sure you’ll have MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER lined slack and shirt sets 2.99 PLANT THEM! f . to the World’s Fair the money to go I 5.90 group: orig. 1.98, 2.25, 4 to 7 black, brown, beige boys’ flannel shirts 1.39 sizes 5 to 9 A Rttle here . . . a little there . . . a few AAA to B width, but not group: orig. 3.98, 4.98 every , size in every width may italce root and! grow, but when you YOUIL GET 2 FREE WORLD’S FAIR ADMISSION TICKETS boys’ sweaters 2.99 plant your advertising dollars in your famous U.S. makers | orig. 6.98, 7.98 . . . 5 orig. 9.98,10.98 ... hometown nowspapor, you're seeding a WHEN YOU OPEN AN AUTOMATIC CHECK SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT erig. 4.98, 5.98 big, fertile garden of sales right in your giris' er beys' minniLi Johns-Manvilic vw vl a s k s t b s t r i boys' nylon quilt ski parkas own backyard. "Herald" advertising lets HARTFORD NATIONAL thermal boots you know whore you're doing your seed­ THE EASY-EASY-EASY aOOR orig. 16.98 to 19.98 Plan right now to have the time of your life at the most exciting Fair of your lifetinie! Start PERMANENTLY MOTH PROOFED sizes 8 to 20 ing; lets you concontrate your efforts. It's 12.90 building your Fair-going fund— painlessly— and get two FREE admission tickets to the EAIY TO LOOK A T-S n u rt, m odm l In "wpy beautiful colon end etylee, easyonvoorI A U W O O L not a hit-or-miss mothod, it's planned. You N. Y. World’s Fair. 2.99 tiytorilng new metallic styles. « POCKETIOOKI.! All you do is open an automatic Check Savings account at Hartford National. Plan to •••I.V » small 8 to big size 4 group: orig. 2.98, rizea 0 to 12 know— (in fact, guaranteed) the size of EABV to eilAK-Sp^Unr HEAVY WILTON in red or brown save $10 or more each month and we’ll transfer it automatically from your checking ac­ 3«aiiv with jnit a ewUi of dwop $31.00 ; boys’ flannel pajamas your stake-out, and you K N O W what you renavnuae f (12 Foot Only) count to your savings account. . . where it earns full interest every day. When Fair time IAl!fTOF#riOIOI-Yoac«&tt | .n .. j erig. 3.98 to 4.98 group: orig. to 8.08, aize. 8 to 7 can reasonably expect in harvest. Next comes, you’ll have plenty of money to go. MiBMlf. S in ^ bnifih on adheeiva, S C o lo n : Start your automatic Check Savings account today at any Hartford National office. . . I v A a t U a . famous U.S. maker boys’ ilaeks LINED w UNUNID time you're tempted to spread your wings, • (^ e o Beige 1 / and be sure to get your two FREE tickets to the W orld's Fair! women's or teens' HORIE REWEWAL HEADQUARTERS group: orig. 14AS to 10.38 stop and consider costs and results, if you 100 jgwiO^IMIVILLK 7«tTAR VALUE PROOUCTO e Moes Green I Sq. Y d . do you'll conclude that "Herald" advertis­ • Gold thermal boots ing gats the best results at less cost. ifjk Tio vrjk i^ BANK AKD TRX 7MIT 890tol0.90 ivy ztyla., aizM 8 to 30, moMly one of a Uud. ■ 1 ' X boMitifiil and exciting showplace of fainoiis rugs and carpets 3.99 m a n e m o m b y eoes m w o k k eon n e o n u Sll MAmGTREET--OPP. MANCHESTER STATE ARMORY sises 5 to 10 OPEN THURSl)iAY AND FRIDAY 9 to 9— SATURDAY 9 to 5 P.M. J white, red dr black come ecwly fo r host soltctiom III ' Plenty,of.Free Parkjing ^ i Tel. 643-5103—643-5104 ' SpSllaioSIraeLMaaciMeler • 6SouthMaioGimal.ie|lcliei^ . m r i ' . :■ ■) fj’K* 14 ■ I th' , i ^ ■ .. ' i ' ■/h ■V f V ^ -'j “ I “ 1 M O H

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d a i l y c r o s s w o r d p u z z l e Dats Spacial Manehmtmr Pnrkadm Sicrdt OaOlar AB Bridea a( AnewerJeFrwjew ftede aafl Yeaterday Bv«B the best of Husbands BaaVil need a gentle reminder that St. G c r r s to' Circus Valentine’s Day is approach­ feativnl sad ttw iVlOIJCDiKUTQKN ing. Why not place this infor­ traditions'Of i ACROSS eckolar A 8A(>IK\IMJLTAr TEgualixinC mation in a conspidoua epot. TINB’B DAT. > » V A R D 5 f IS b e n ------alio#ancea MUNSON’S CANDY SHOPhea and Hnery tor ovary SBigeati SDickena’ heart-ihaped boxes of choco­ ar« h em UipatiHhi and lOStarInFKMW character lates, priced 69c to I1B.96 (for stain are the Hgtterlog UZ m Iow tMoitfartlre UKodto the 6-H). aiae). T he big boacee ablea and worfc-sartag gadgotg lOCireuaring aU fominlaa hearU hrag lor. UOUat U C n n wiU be filled to order with the .MUoUmet IS Chair favorite aaeortmente prefeired. Choooa from an eaeitiiig pci* 18 Rocky hm Tell him bow tickled you’d be pourl of line maRhaniVn at SritadierpuaBt 21 Nature aptatt Store$ Around Toim Main Street Store$ low, low prtoss made popalbla poiip(aoi) with the SILK AND SATIN t t Q u e ^ (Moalem) 44Amerleaa wlM BOX, 310.98 for the 3-lb M* by the quimtity btyyhig at W . 22SaUor 34Droopa L- SORTED BROOMS AND lantMto Street, where many needlework own folk song harmony. Call pet your home end save. Sizei The 1964 line of exclusive MOPS, rag. I1.4B are and ATU-M) Items are ON SALE • and 84B-78U. , range from 12’x9’6” and up. FABRICS has au-rived at MAR- LLPOPS, are 16c each, at MUN­ Vie line tan r include sponge mope, oom siTbaippr OREA'il.Y REDUCED. Come You'll find an Interesting range SAL DRAPERY SHOP, 997 SON’S CANDY SHOP SSLettnc* broonie, celluloee spaghetti to SHOP on MONDAY Oupid la Almoet Here ’ of textures, colors, patterns. ftain Street, perfect for fash­ ioning into draperies, plus har­ niope. Get set for epriiw houeo* MWoman’i fown t h r o u g h FRIDAY 10 n.m. to Dissolve your VALENTINE Postpone no longer the {Heajsure her8 ered, but those running horizon­ when you dial 6 4 3 -9 ^ . Call to­ 47\taitiUt« tally must be equal In width. menU of BOXED , CHOCO­ Have a Heart! ic and romantic February with PRICED TO CLEAR. Snare 48 Saintly LATES, beribboned, beruffled, JUNIOR WORLD on Main morrow and make plans for its ready-made holidays, the your share of the savings at SOSlow (moaic) er brightening and freshening your The Faireet Valentine of All bewitching heart-shaped pack­ Street facing Oak, displays perfect Ume for entertaining W. T. GRANT COMPANY. 82GieA ages. There is a staggering ar­ home. aaaembUaa It’s your portrait taken by JEWELRY in the heart-shaped your friends. New York State ray of GIFTS OF BEAUTY motif that is appealing year CHAMPAGNE, 32.89 a fifth, As soon as you finish Ironing BSGlaaa the FALLOT STUDIO, 70 East Save 30% BY DICK TURNER mttj54 TrainedW— Center Street. Someone, very AND FRAGRANCES by leading round, not only at the romantic fermented in tlie bottle, la qual­ a starched curtain, drop a table SOSdkdtar cosmetic names in the field. HOUSE & HALE SHOE ity that doesn’t happen over­ knife through the top hem of IT fond of you, yearns for your Valentine season. Choose a gay SER'VICE Is planning a money­ DOWN picture this Valentina's Day. It '‘She'll get the message” when BRACELET, Unkllng with night. Give your gueeta a hearty the curtain. Thia opens it up "Coty L’AIMANT” (dusting saving event for you thla week. ILaather wxkar -is a r may be a sweetheart, a parent, shiny coins, or lucky scarabs or reception. Serve up RECEP­ and makes it easy to insert the SMidaild fever powder, cologne, eau de toilette) For tomorrow. Friday and Sat­ curtain rod later. a grown son or a devoted aunt. sentimental heart disks. Ari urday MEN’S AND BOYS' TION PUNCH made with 1 SCaatom is lifted from its wrapping pa­ large botUe CHAMPAGNE, % dCbeoeanlinih I Why not telephone 648-6808. per this Valentine’s Day. 'The INITIALED PIN makes it a HALF SOLES will be $1.68 and Step out In style on those pleasant and personal way to the FULL SOLEDS will be spe- extra important dates in a sim­ cup sugar, 1 cup frerti lemon Tack a bottle cap to the back fiery collection of COSTME Juice and 2 cups apple juice and of a shoe polish brush and use To ceetoro the stiffneaa of a JEWELRY will make Feb. 14, say "I love you” on Valentine's claJly priced, 33.00. All types of ple but elegant full-skirted frock nylon net petticoat, dip the pet Day. HEIEILS on shoes for men and that can be made sleeveless, or 2 cups orange JtUce. Quick, for cleaning the mud off the 1964 linger In her memory a soles before- you poltah your tlcoat into a solution of equal long time, SCENT 'N SATINS, boys are 92c this week. Get a with short sleeves. easy, good. Shop HARVEST shoes. parts sugar and starch and $1.50, include 2 satin sachets Say It Eloquently gleaming SHOE SHINE 35c at No. 8175 with Patt-O-Rama HILL PACKAGE STORE. OUT OUR W AY BY J. R, WILLIAMS hang It to dry, bottom side up, with 9 sachets (lavender, Jas- Use the language of FLOW HOUSE & HALE SHOE SERV­ is In adzes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. stretched between two lines. The Th'" r- yr ‘ ERS from PARK HILL-JOYCE, ICE. Bust 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, sugar should be added while the ENTTNE GREETING CARDS 601 Main Street, to carry the short sleeves, 4 yards of 35- Look Pretty for the Bight In the' Hddrt o t t v n starch is cooking. Iricludes thoughtful sentiments, message of your heart to those For an unusual gift wrap, Indh; sleeveless, 3% yards. February Dances I ‘‘MARt UNIZING” the ONB humorous ones, brimming with you are fond of at ST. VALEN­ write the recipient's name on To order, send 50c in coins to: Come to CREATIVE COIF- HOUR DRY CLEANING has Two Hearts Beating as One affection. Assortment of BOX­ 2844-H TINE'S DAY season. Here are the package top with nail polish Sue Burnett, Manrtieeter Eve­ FURES. 695 Main Street, for a , moved from 20 East Center The romantic Valentine sea­ ED VALENTINES FOR CHIL­ This lo-/eiy children s prayer dewy-fresh CORSAGEJS, ar­ and sprinkle the name with ning Herald, 1150 A'VE. OF flattering new HAIR SHAPING Street to 777 Main Street, comer son spreads over all your Feb­ DREN are 80 for 89c and up, coverlet la sure to be treasured ranged with Inspired artistry, sequins which set as the polish AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, AND PERMANENT WAVE. I of Birch, where there is al- ruary entertaining. Serve de­ mahy with F LA V O R ED for years to come! It’s fascinat­ also fragrant CUT FLOWERS dries. N. Y. 37.49 complete. CREATIVE ways plenty of free liw k^, lightful and . delicious ICE GUMMED ENVELOPES. ing to embroider and quick to and table ARRANGEMENTS For Ist-class mailing add 10c COIFFURES is a bustling place, | at the door and all around. Get CREAM SLICES, centering a assemble! For a convalescent or a shut- Brighten Your Outlook! for each pattern. Print Neune, what with readying travelers acquainted with "MAR'riNIZ- d o u b l e h e a r t design as, for their winter vacation and | ING” at the new location. To make celery curls, use the Pattern No. 2844-H has hot- in, any one of the artificial Spray "PPG” SILICONE on Address wdth Zone, Style No. created at ROYAL ICE Modem, streamlined equip­ inner stalks of celer^, cutting iron transfer for desigm: pat­ bouquets would bring much your windows and immediately and Size. welcoming others back home. CREAM CO. on Warren Street. each one three or four Inches tern pieces for pstchwork; full the fog and gloomy dullness The experienced and helpful ment has been installed, like pleasure. They need no water' Basic Fashion magazine 50c. the automatic Conveyor Belt These are generous, Individual long. Cut each piece Into thin directions. vanl8he.s! JOHNSON PAINT beauticians here (Miss Helena, Ing care. 649-1443 and 640-0791. that "finds" your garments on servings so easy to serve with strips, stopping one inch from To order, send 35c In coins to: CO., 723 Main Street, has this Mr. Burt, Miss Mary and Miss magic for sale. “ PTO” SILI­ You Are Never Alone Pat) are chalking up for them­ the racks and whisks them no fuss and th e /r e so very spe­ the end. Chill In ice water to Anne C3abot, The Manchester Always use a press cloth cial looking, you couldn’t get curl. CONE window cleaner is made Rely on CONNECTICUT selves a growing list of satis­ swiftly to the front desk when Evening Herald. 1160 AVE. OF when pressing a zipper. This you call tor your order. Here happier amlles around your ta­ protects the zipper from a too- by the Pittsburgh Plate Glass BANK AND TRUST COM­ fied customers. CREATIVE AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, people especially for polishing PANY with Rs qualified per­ COIFFURES is OPEN DAILY they have a very special way of ble If you spent hours preparing Rhinestone pins and buckles N. Y. hot Iron. a party dessert. If you’re hav­ may be brightened by soaking windoA^s and mirrors to glisten sonnel and its diversified de­ 9 to 6 and OPEN Thursday eve­ rarttallzing your suit, coat, ing 12 to 16 guests, order an in gasoline for about 16 min­ For Ist-class mailing add 10c and sparkle. Spray on and wipe partments to smooth your way, nings to 9 p.m .Dial 640-5224 to dress. Srtl and staina vanish. for each pattern. Print name, It’s Always Fun New lift is carefully coaxed and ICE CREAM CAKE, so regal utes, then rubbing with a flan­ To see what’s new at YOUR off. It’s as simple as that for when you urgently need ad­ reserve the beauty time most address with zone and pattern you to do. But the ingredients convenient for you. Ask to have steamed into your garments to and rich, a blend of several ice nel cloth. GIFT GALLERY on the main vice and assistance regarding number. that maks up "PPG” SILI­ your hair set in the "Cotillion" Impart a good-as-new appear- cream flavors and blanketed floor of Watkins. Each week financial matters. You are CONE are power packed with among friends liere, when you STYLE OF THE MONTH -knee. A FULL-TIME TAILOR ia with whipped cream. Have it 47 Cottage Street Just 60c for the Needle Al­ you’ll discover new areas of U ’g the address you’ll be built-in gleam. apply for a LOAN, MORT­ Please note that the price of on the premises to further keep personalized with name and a bum! Many lovely designs! Di­ fasclnaUon. STAIN LE SS proud of. It’s THOMPSON GAGE, plan your ESTATE, 37.49 for a hair cut and perma­ your apparel in excellent con­ greeting for a February birth­ rections for suit and afghan in STEEL FLATWARE by ’’Fra­ HOUSE, the newly-opened mo­ knit; doily, edgings and slippers Investment Headquarters provide for your RETIRE- nent wave applies to “ normal’’ dition. He will repair worn day occaaion. What a gala ser” has Just been unpacked. sleeves and cuffs, replace zip­ BY JOE CAMPBELL treat! tel in the heart of town, close in crochet! Need investment advice or MBINT. Gain financial peace- hair that has not been bleached to everything. Offering OVER- Four distinctive patterns are speakers for your meetings? of-mind ■with a visit to C.B.ftT. or permanently tinted. pers and do any and all MINOR Clean wired bras by using a NIGH8T aooommodaitlons for In stock; ’’Shadowpoint” priced Call Manchester investment at 893 Main, 15 North Main or REPAIRS and ALTERA'nONS small brush to scrub the seams tourists, also PERMANENT Get Hours of Enjoyment 323.96 for 16-pc. set, service center. SHEARSON, HAM'MILL the Parkade. running roses as soon you specify on clothes that are with soapy water then clear ROOMS for ladies and gentle­ Feed and house a wild bird. for 4, In addition to "Pilgrim”, ft COMPANY. 913 Main Streep, __u ’^ y finish ^Blooming W(------„ by ^ : ____"MARTINIZED.’’______WATCH FOR Set up a BIRD FEEDER on *nil« aoeura<7 18 amazing. . . wpeolally after watohing BCXN -rMRTV VBACS TOO SOON 9-S . water. men, no effort has been q>ared 328.96, also ‘T^ne” 322.95 and a member of the New York A small homo will look larger moving one or two of the oldest I THE GRAND OPENING, ;him try to hit a hook about a fo6t away wHh hie coat! in providing comfort, conveni­ your property. See the sturdy "Laural” 324.96. Every host and Stock Ebcchange. Call 649-2621. If you paint the whole Interior a canes of the large flowering f T t l f • Have a Hewrt-to-Heart Talk ence and complete sattrtlaction. and well-designed bird feeders hostess would appreciate the light color, using the same type, and cutUng back remain-' ■ l i p 1 1 1 1 1 1 * 1*1* Over a dinner table for two THOMPSON HOUSE, under at PLANTLAND ON THE "Danish Royal” COASTERS, L Stands for Lamp shade throughout. ing branches slightly. ^ PARKWAY, stocked with et FTANO’S RESTAURANT the management of MISS with the hand-decorated scenes, And good lighting of course. BHUO s e e d mixtures, also BEN CASEY this Valentine season. You’ll KATVERINE GIBLIN, invites 6 for 39. T!his enchanting shop It’s a homemaker’s, responsibil­ agree the evening couldn’t be recom SUNFLOWEIR SEED and the twinkles with color and beauty ity to provide adequate lighting, your inspection and luxury tidbit, PEAN U T nicer. A long'and varied menu mcndatlon. 649-2368. from floor to ceiling, on every all through the house. During 691 MAIN STREET SHOW(S ^ awaits you. Relax and savor HEIARTS, a great favorite of shelf and counter top. Rare the WATKINS SEMI-ANNUAL OVBt,DBl/Eyi birds. A BIRD FDETOBR Is an HE/,BAK8RAi every delightful moment. Gen' When fitting clothes, make offerings from the world over, FURNITURE SALE now in you MlfiEB> interesting gift for a February progress, the Colonial TABLE NEXT TO GAS CQ. COMEOVEA IT, REAL eroiu portions of skillfully pre sure there Is enough room for surround you on every aide here! OONVBJIENT pared foods are attentively bending and sitting, or tightly birthday. Launch someone on at YOUR GIFT GALLERY, LAMP with FlemirtJ bronze MANCHESTER iHEVVESor MKE! served and priced to please you. pulled spots and puckers will the - fascinating and rewarding which makes shopping here salt-shaker base is 310.60 or H la ^ Q U a J d ■mewoN What better way to celebrate appear in the garment. hobby o f bird feeding and such a satisfying pleasure. If 319.95 a pair. This 31%’’ tall BACK IN watching. It’s a worthwhile lamp Is definitely preferred by CASE' VALENTINE’S DAY than virlth the occasion calls for a gift, the one you like beat over a de­ Remove mud from leather pastime for ail ages. think first of YOUR GIFT decorators and is ideal for end licious dinner at FIANO’S shoes by first allowing to dry GALLERY. and night table use. You’ll like RESTAURANT on Route 6 and well, then rubbing t^orously LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. (A PI- the 3 way switches. BY FRANK O’NEAL 44 in Bolton. with a dry cloth. Nine girls at St. Agnes School •You’ve Got to Have Heart’ may some day be able to tell Valentine Counter Overflows STOREWIDE Both Fsdrways have a com­ MARLOW’S 867 Main Street, S L o s e hhOKS. ------their husbands a thing or two plete selection of VALENTINES has an entire counter devoted to BANDITS 1HW WAV. when it comes to fixing the plus heart-shaped candies, fes­ family car or repairing the tele­ VALENTINE'S DAY. For the tive paper tableware, and cut­ kiddies there are packaged val­ RACHEL RUTH MOSES AND SARAH MOSES vision set. outs. Whether the VALENTINE The senior mechanics are entines complete with en­ party is for the young or the' velopes and one for the teach­ constructing a model car en­ young-at-heart, both FAIR-1 CLEARANCE SALE OWNERS OF er. Here are party "props” to gine, as well as assembling tele­ WAYS come through with a vision and radio sets in their get your entertaining off to a tremendous assortment of party romantic start. Cupids and physics lab. The girls are work­ props. ing under the direction of Henry hearts can decorate a room; BY DICK CAVALLI F. Repka, physics instructor table runners and matching MORTY MEEKLE When removing gelatin from cups, plates, napkins set a sen­ TWEED'S and only male teacher in the a mold, moisten the plate and Buy For Now Or Next Year O O o all-female school. timental mood. See the VALEN­ WHAT\MX3£X5NtXi DO IP IF Z^tJEBE\HSOUReMDBS THATlS THe MND OF HELP top o f mold with wet fingers. TINE GIFTS FOR ALL AGES V3U w aa^ IN MY6HC6B*- iiDoerA sHiNe/ NOU OETAiaOUNOHSaE, The moist surfaces make It pos­ at MARLOW’S. WILL RETIRE FROM BUSINESS Cover house plants with a sible to slide the gelatin to the AT THE END OF THE MONTH dampened piece of cheesecloth center of the plate after tsJdng Get a OllinpL.0 of Spring BY ROY CRANE when you clean to prevent dust it out of the mold. Flowers are blossoming in 6IRLS' and BOYS' from settling on the plants. MARI-MAD’S, .691 Main Street, NOW, tlO-JO, SHOW MR. SAWVCR A Beauty S.ieclal for on the new SPRING DRESSES SOME OF TOUR ttEVER MAGIC.^ Valentine’s Day for girls up to size 14. Every SCHULTZ BiEAUTY SA­ young miss likes a new dress, SNOWSUITS X I LON, 983 Main Street, offe.-s and Just in time for that St. for 37A5 a "ZOTOZ" COLD Valentine’s Day party, comes COAT SETS 3 0 7 o» 5 0 7 » o f f % s STRETCHSTRAPSr AND W HAT COMFORTI WAVE PERMANENT that the prettiest, sweetest array. gives to your hair refreshing Some are topped with a long- T H E STRKTCHBI«A~ BY W ARNKR'S* new loveliness. It will be soft, sleeve Jacket, hiding a sleeve­ manageable and becomingly less dress, to g;ive you a double­ JACKETS set for you; Treat yourself to a duty outfit, perfect for now DIC3^ beauty session that begins 'with through summer. If she’s a size a ^ ju • •« tt& HI. QfT. an invigorating shanvpoo, test 14, have her try on the PINK curl, set, sparkling rinse, glam­ JUMPER by “ Glritown” fully orous spray, all for 37-W, at lined and priced 36.98, complete J rauZ,SniL A UmEWOBBLV, WONDERS F SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON. with belt for a 2-way look. Per­ BOYS' MIGHTY MAC JACKETS 20% OFF j HE COULD outrun THE GUARDS... •Please note that Stylists’ fect for party or Sundaybest, 2 HE DECIDES AGAINST IT. BY LESLIE TURNER .prices are Slightly higher. it goes to school fashionably, CAPTAIN EASY 643-6951. this , sweetly - flowered Cotton with scoop neck and shirred ye9.XM5URe<«MMe pnvtHeANOuicAx WEOitMaUID One Taste Tells You sash. Is 37.98 in size 12. Daugh­ • m m f/ 1D0KM6 BRAT«l WC There’s something extra spe­ ter will ” go” for the Interesting GIRLS' BY LANK LEONARD lOOUB M ca STiU. NAWIIF Mfi TOHEMtHCUttl DRESSES eOQD HEALTH*, tor cial about the PIZZA.S and COTTON PRINT, full skirt, Values to 15-95 GRINIDBRS from^ PICCOLO’S bracelet sleeves, leather belt, HE STOPPED 1 yEAH! HE KNOWS C'MOU, FIDO! eOMETHIM' MU5M SUP-ON SWEATERS GETGOIN'J ADDLED HI5 kUNO! PIZZA PALACE bn Main 37.98 In size 8. 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I ' t i I^CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCBl»rEB, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1964 pAcui ufvmpvii - 'll I yjLCriB S I X T B B li MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANOOSSTER, OOMN^ WEDNESpAY. FEBRUARY IMA THE Hopes Rest with Young Am^Ticali Conard Stuns Indians Eagles Trim Penney Herald Angle EA RL YOST Scott Allen For 12th Win, 67-35 ■ports Editor Central After 15th, and Waiokowaki s8Mb had ftVB. Peak Yean for Pro 28-32 In Four-Way With 44-43 Arena Loss By JOHN GOLDEN Host Peiw6y dropped Hs U4h What are the peak years for a professional basketball UConns at Rutgers By HOWIE HOLCOMB <«>and generally outplayed the^desperation hook shot by<» Summary: Once-beaten East Catho­ game against three wins. sluggish Indians. But the ‘Quash.” That failed to find the Gosar4 (44) East’s jayvees mads It a dean player? i Skate Battle Combining all-around Chieftains’ bubble seemed to mark too and the small but en­ P B lic High made it an even Alex Hannun, p ie o i^ tta e hatchetman with Milwau- Unbeaten Central Onnectieut goes after its 16th 3 Undholtz ...... 7 dozen victories for the sea­ sweep with a 42-38 win In the hustle with a particularly burst as the second half began. thusiastic Conard band really 3 Rutter ...... o prelim. Greg WlUiett was . high kM and St. Louis in the NBA, believes he has the an­ INNSBRUCK, Austria straight basketball victory tonight and the odds are the Manchester reeled off a string went wild. 3 Grande ...... 3 son last night with its sec­ tenacious I'ebounding job, 3 SpadoU ...... 0 for the little Bkigles wUh 10 swer. “Over years,” the current coach of the San (AP)—A talented young of eight straight points as the Lindholtz and little Bob WEST SIDE MIDGinrS Blue De'vils will get it. The game is with Southern Con­ Conard High sprang the 3 Caeselle ...... S ond triumph of the cam­ points. The winners have an Francisco Warriors says, ‘ I have found that you are American who will be 16 necticut (3-11) in New Haven, second half began to take a 32- Grande were Conard's high 1 UcCormack ...... o Lazt night’s action continued paign over Penny Highy^if 11-2 mark. upset of the current CCIL 27 margin. 'That five-point scorers with 14 each. Lindholtz 1 Reneion ...... ; 0 with upsets. In the opener, itUl learning untU you’re 28<^ years old Friday is carry­ In other gamea invotvlngA ...... ■ ' ...... 1 Trantola 0 (M) East Hartford. Last rs- Shut has a night off Friday, years old In pro basketball basketball season last night spread was the biggest lead of hit on seven field goals, Grande, Gus’s Grinders, after losing remaining idle until a Feb. 11 ing Uncle Sam’s hopes for Oomeotfout' teams, the Univer- Leghorn and Jhn Beiflora bad before about 800 fane at the the game except for Conard’s sult was 67-35 a t the Penney Your peak years—8md this is later his wife pressnted him eity of <3om»ectlcut playe R«t- however collected eight of'his ,13 Total* ...... 18 13-23 44 their first nine games, won their date with American Sdiool fior with their first child, a daugh­ a fifth straight men’s fig­ 19 each. MHS Arena. Despite a five-min­ brief 23-16 edge early in the Maaeheeter (43) I third in a row beating Fire A gym. providing you've worked hard geix at New Brunswick, N. J.; points from the foul line. Bob P B F the Deaf. ter. When MUcita was selected ute stretch in the third period second quarter. 2 j Police, 43-3B. In the nightcap With Ray LaOaoe sitting out to develop your skills—are be­ ure skating title in the Fairfield hosts powerful a t Ooaat Guard waa' afobbarad Evans had 14 and Quasnitschka 5 B.scavlch ...... l 0-1 his thlnl straight game nursing Summary: as the “star” of the show last at Springfield 103-72 by Axaert- when they scored nary a point, Conard missed everything 12 for the Tribe who hit the 3 Hohenthal ...... 1 1-4 3 j the Herald Angela took over tween 28 and 82.” Olympic Winter Games. Ansehn’s; Wealeyaa vlalta 3 Evans ...... S 4-8 an ankle Intjury, the Eagles got Esat (ST) Manchester basketbaU fans fail, producen did not know oan InternaitionaL the Chieftains edged Manches­ for the first five minutes - four lowest score of the season. ir first place beating Joe’s Atlan- B P PI Scott Ethan Allen of Smoke d o rk ; and New Haven College 0 Hutchinson ...... 3 04) off to a alow start. They man­ ^yUl never forget Hannon. He that he would be No, 1 tei the Rise, N.J. is in the midst of a The game’s high aoorar waa ter, 44-43. to knock the Indians free throw.s and at lea.st a half- Manchester native Dick Mas­ 3 Quasnitschka ...... 3 8-7 12 tic. 32-25. Kinel ...... 8 4 20 entertains New Bedford Tech. aged only a 23-16 lead at the Daly ...... 1 8 5 scoring parade when the film Cadet Laurie Somers with 22 from first piace—a perch they dozen shoUs. Finally with only sey made a succ&ssful return to 2 Smith ...... 1 (VO 3' Gus's was too much for Fire was the big, muscleman who four-way struggle for the gold TTte top attraction last night 1 Simmons ...... 0 04) half but thwi broke the game Waickowski ...... ( 5 17 was released... Another hock­ pointa. Coast Guard’s record ia held or shared practically all his home town. Now coach of 2. A Police behind the deadly Malln ...... 8 8 8 sent Bobby Knight, then play­ medal which Dick Button, waa a match between Trinity 2:59 left, Gary Cassells hit on 0 Bushnel' ...... l (VO open as they outscored the ey note of interest Is that fact Hayes Jenkins and David Jen­ now 6-7. season long. a two-ipointer and it was any- the Conard jayvees, he saw his 0 Brawnick ...... J 04) shooting of Jim Madigan (18) Lodge ...... 1 0 a ing with Manoheater, up sever­ and the University of Hartford Black Knights, 20-10, in the Wood ...... 0 0 0 al rows with a body block after that only once this season in kins have won successively. Danbury State abeoihed tts Manchester’s defeat, coupled body’s game fi-om then on. cl\ib pin a 49-34 defeat on the and the scoring and rebounding Rlzsa ...... 2 0 4 for the benefit of the baakethall Red and White reserves. 16 Totals ...... 16 11-20 43 third quarter. the talented Negro waa having 33 situations has a N1HL team Button was a two-time Olym 10th leas ki 02 outings in the with Maloney’s 68-62 triumph Clhieftans Get I.esd Score at half. 27-34, Conard. of big Dick Kusmickas (17). Clpolla ...... 0 a 2 Hatl of Fame. The game proved other Tueeday night game. over Bristol Central, pushed the Kent Smith (15) was high for The Eagles boosted the lead Lacy ...... 3 0 4 n picnic against the major withdrawn lU gosdie In the final pic champion winning in 1648 to be a repeat of the first Manchester managed to keep to even greater proportions In Wehr ...... 1 3 4 seconds when trailing by one and 1952. Hayes won in 1966, Dantairy, p la y ^ at home, was Meriden club Into the lead one- Fire A Police. 0 0 league Hawks. Knight waa nev­ crosstown match loot year as the lead — although bj' a small the fourth period before re­ LeveaquA ...... 0 er the same in that particular point in which the goalle-iess and his brother David in 1060. beaten ffl-69 by Morist Ctdiega. half game ahead of Manchester. n,argin — from then until Hustling Dennis Woods’ (18) Hartford again won, this thne ’The teams meet here Tuesday. Hhatn Loses Two-Point Thriller shooting and rebounding, ably serves came on the seme to Totals ...... 34 19 67 game at the Main S t Armory team scored. Chicago turned Allen, the youngest naUonal 66-61. 2:39 showed on the clock in the Penney (95) the trick Mat Dec. 30 against figure skating champion in U.S. The Indians, however, must assisted by John Soucha (10), finish up. B F PI although he paced the locals to The Hawke, now 8-7 for the SPORTS MHOW SET fituLl quarter. It was then Gary Frank Kind was again high a one-sided win over the NBA the Bruins. Eight times when a history but a veteran of two first take on that same Bristol Liinholtz, Conard's three-sport paced the Angels over Joe's. FRANK KINEL Jackowski ...... 1 6 7 world meets, is fast on the heels eeaaon, won the 1963 game by a Central club Friday. scorer of the Eagles, Mtting for Reid ...... 2 0 4 club. goalie was off the ice in the 33 68-62 score. The lose left the NEW YORK (AP)—The Na­ star sank a long one-hander Don Doughty (9) was high for Faucher ...... 6 0 10 of a trio of European rivals and Other league games last night Joe’s. 20 points. Paul Waickowski Bast controlled the boards de­ s e e games the opposition tallied In Bantame with a 6-4 mark. tional Sports, Vacation and that put the Ohieftains in a 42- Coventry in Victory cisively throughout the game. Brink ...... 8 0 8 the unguarded nets. is very much in contention for saw Platt drub Hall, 83-74, the 42 tie. Tonight’s games: 6:10, Herm’s added 17 mewe for runnerup MIscia ...... 8 0 6 Brad Wickee of the Hawks Travel (%ow tviU be held in the honors. Steve Faijcher was the The rebounds were evenly dis­ Blachke ...... 0 3 2 Change No Help * a a the crown . Warriors 13th straight league 'Hie same Mr. IJndholtz vs. Pagani’s; 7, Norman’s vs. Manfred Schnelldorfer, 19, of led all scorers with a 23-point New York Coliseum, Feb. 21- only Knight to reatch douMe fig­ tributed, Kinel leading the pack Basketball teams loss and the March 1. loss, and Wethersfield rout dropped in one o f his iq>ecial- Fire A Police. ToUils ...... 14 7 85 West Germany won the school perfoimonoe. TTinltyto Barry ures with 10. with six. Larry Daly, JoeW eht Score at half, 33-18, East eoaclies, players and fans point Here ’n There Windham, 80-60. Ues with 1:21 left giving his figures Tuesday, but his advan­ U.S. FLAG RAISED—The U.S. flag is displayed alongside the Hammer and To Hold First Spot Y JUNIORS a finger and blame the officdals. Schoolboy basketbaU la def­ club a 44-42 edge. About 10 sec­ The same holds true In footbaU initely wreed that Ztmmermann wastried American skis In pre- SAFETY ly found itself in a deadlock and Bruce Boushee with 10 in overtime, avenging an earlier<» team is not winning. In getting three each, Clamat ^ ____ nivmnt., ranBR He WOH hack to sion. Thk time Carl Hohenthal B r Pt Campanella Is paralyzed as so superior he probably could Olympic races. He was back to with the league leaders. they had to put down a late Ryan .. played well in defeat. 60-57 defeat. Last weekend, Coach Pat en's Rec Tournament qualify two and Allen one. Schnelldorf­ (AP)—Skiers with skis are tried a pop from the foul circle Bacon rally to assure the tri­ .. 4 0 n hind at the end of three, 39-34. a result of an auto ardent ing round wtil be held Feb. 21 have won sliding down the hill home products when he won the Hie visitors led Uioroughout and also missed. Storra . .. 1 .1 Victory sUll eluded Miller’s as The defeat pushed idle Wood- six years ago. He Is confined Egan, the former National er Is in first place because sev­ like women with hats. Olympic giant slalom. umph. Tarball .. 1 1 » they have now dropped seven in row Wilson into first place with Their rally overcame Rockville’s League badman, and Eddie 22 with the Men’s qualifying en of the nine Judges ranked on bed slats. much of the first two periods as 9U11 Manchester got one Hudak . . . . 0 2 2 advantage and handed the Rams to a wheelchair. Neither one would be The Americans use American Seven players got in the Eberle a row. Playing with a great a 7-2 record; RookviUe Is 8-3. “You have to accept your Shore, the all-time great who Marrii 13-14 . . M ld ^ foot- him second or better. The Olympic skiers feel that SPECIALS they outshot, out-reboimded more chance—a last-second. .. 2 skis for the downhill and giant game for the Patriots and all Lock* . .. 2 2 height advantage, Bolton put Wilson opposes last-place their third loss of the seamn in owns ths Springfield franchise, bidl league officials, and all The German champion has an caught in public with last metal skis hold better on down- 1 15 games. The 52 points marked situation or you’re In trou­ slalom, but Austrian ones for managed at least two points. .. 3 0 6 the game in the bag early. Hus­ Southingrton. ble,” he continued. "I don’t decided to try a new experi­ otbats Interested, wiU sit down ordinal placement score of 20 year’s model. hiU and giant slalom stretches, However Bacon's Joe R u t k a tling Mark Oakman fired 16 Rockville’s lowest output of the tonight and discuss taking over and 1027.1 total points. Divin, on which they reach 'speeds up the slalom. .. 16 7 39 season. think I have ever been In ment. This year’s ski at the Winter The Russians, who may have was high with 10. Hal Tarbell points to take scoring honors. STANDINGS They fingered the goalie full sponsorship of both the runner-up to David Jenkins in Olympic Games Is single to 60 miles an hour. TTiey switch Baroa (»7) trouble. midget and potty program. to wooden skis on the tricky sla­ invented skis but do not manu­ accounted for nine for Coven­ B r PI Bob Godin had 16 and husky W. L. Pet. Brown and Tom Serra hit for “I have accepted this the week Urdi In the Springfield 1960, has 20 ordinals and 1018.6 grooved, metal or plaistic for Kramiah facture them, use Austrian skis. try. .. 1 5 7 Dennis Vendrillo 13. Phil Oatal- Wilson ...... • 2 15 points each for the winners, Meeting starts at 7:30 at the lom courses, which require zlgs •7. .778 chair.” oliUb. Although three netmirwlerB points. downhill and giant slalom runs So do moat East European na­ THURSDAY .. 3 5 do paced Miller's with 10 points. Rockville ...... 8 3 .727 Battle added 13 more. A1 Putz Army A Navy Club . . Matt (Jalmat, a four-time holder of ahd zags like a football halfback 3 BAYS Lalfer .. 4 1 1 Campanella, considered have been cairled this season, wooden for special slklom. tions. r.OOD>S'EAR Standings Felicia .. 1 0 3 Paganl's continued to show Plainville...... 6 3 .667 (18) and Captain Karl Nelder- one of the greatest catchers bdldovera Geoige Wood and Moriorty and Lso Ktsasta have the European champlonahlp, in a broken field. ) FRIDAY Rutka A survey of the equipment French, Austria Md American Ehren the North Koreans, who W. U Pet. .. 1 4 10 their heels to the rest of the W indsor...... 8 4 .600 werfer (16) were high for the In baseball history, was the Jacques Oeron have split the been named oo-tdtalnnen of the has 28 ordinals- and 1008.3 league with their seventh win Rams. St. Jemes* Holy Name So­ showed that almost every man ski manufacturers vie for the normally sputter with rage at ONLY SATURDAY Coventry...... 9 1 .900 .. n Middletown...... 5 5 .500 guest at a dinner of the New assignment with hefty Bruce points, while Alien has 82 ordi­ and woman in the field was in IE 37 without a loss. Rugged Nick . .5 .465 Middletown (59) ciety’s Sports Night, rioted in nals and 990.8 points. Olympic business, and they the very sight of a westerner, Avon ...... 9 2 .818 Newington ______6 Haven Area Rehabilitation Gamble fillliw in briefly after fashion. use Austrian skis. Rooky H ill...... 7 S .700 BaHlaad tit) Convertlno hit 11 field goals to GlMtonbury ...... 2 9 .182 B F P t May. The issue will remain in doubt work hard to get It, hovering B r Pt Serra ...... 6 3 16 Center. reporting late, and apparently Only Egon Zimmermann of like mother hens around the ski­ TTie Swiss girls and several of Cromwell ...... 7 S .700 Agog-liati . lead Paganl's with 22 points. Southington ...... 1 8 .111 Brown ...... t * '* until Thuiaday night’s free skat­ .. 1 0 2 3 8 16 He told his hosts: out of enai| Austria, winner of the downhUl, ers using their products. the Swiss men use American RJuun ...... 4 6 .400 Hetrick ... .. 1 1 3 Pivot Bruce Hence followed with Zlmmltti ...... a 3 6 “Physically I can do little ing in the Olympic Ice stadium. Bor'dlair . LaBell* ...... 4 a o Saturday night against Buf­ End of the'^Line strayed off the well - plowed The two top Alpine skiing na­ metal skis for the downhill, a Portland ...... S 8 .273 .. 7 1 16 12. Jim Patulak paced Fletch­ Middletown had to come from to help others In a similar Tickets were sold out long be­ Hefferman .. 4 3 11 Battle ...... 6 1 -^ 3 falo, Caron and Wood were both track, and he didn’t get far tions —Austria and Franco — major breakthrough for Amer- East Hampton .....2 9 Sullivan .. er's with 17, Rick Constantine behind to gain a 51-51 tie in situation, but you and I can Basketball teams can’t look fore the {^mes began, emd an­ .182 .. 2 3 6 got 10. in action in a 4-4 overtime tie away. Zimmermann used Aus- frown on any of their skiiers us­ IcBui manufacturers. Bacon . .1 10 .091 Barrett ... .. 0 0 0 regulation time. Sophomore Bill Totala ...... 31 17 69 help countless times by sim­ ahead of their next game. other capacity crowd of 11,000 WEEK-END Buttram .. 4 1 8 at the OoUseum. Sunday, the Wan metal skis with five ing foreign products. Ski makers come up with new Battle then scored the first Borkvllle (62) ply talking and helping them Take Manchester High, as on la assured. Slimowici .. 1 1 3 dual goalies didn't fare as well. grooves Instead of the standard AU the Olympic skiers stayed models almost as often as De­ Summaries: E. SIDE INTERMEMATE8 basket in overtime, Bob Brown B F Pt 1 to look at themselves.” e)cample. ’Ihe Indians were Austria’s Emmerich Danzer . 4 161 one. troit. Skiers almost always .. 10 » 48 Action last night found the added four free throws and Bat­ Nlederwerfer ...... 6 Playing a return game in Buf' heavy fa’vorites last night to is fifth with 49 ordinals and 941.2 In line, although Francois Bon- Coventry, already In the Class Put2 ...... 7 4 18 1 faio, the Bisons tallied three However, it was generally Ueu, the French “lone wolf,” flock to the new model. C. tourney field, boasts a 9-1 Bham (47) Seniors winning over the Bul­ tle again hit from the floor to Bucherl ...... 1 0 3' whip Conard yet when the final points, Md Monty Hoyt of Den­ B F Pt lets 77-53 while in the second push the Tigers into an eight- Mart<*llo ...... 6 0 12 goals in 1:37. After a second b u z ^ sounded the Chieftans ver is sixth vrith 60 ordlnsds and league record, 12-3 overall. Ba­ .. 3 2 ft Newmarker .? ...... 1 0 2 goal was scored against Caron, Dou^an . game, Rudy’s romped over the point lead. Rockville never re­ held the tipper hand in one of 928.5 points. son is 1-10 in dethroned laat Green Bay still hopes to land Prince Tech 62, Good'wln N Y L O N A I R ^ Black TubelMf curves. If we had hit that, we aerlouB accident at the same seasem after a two-year rule as Nebraska quarterback Dennis durlng the 1961 classic might have been-the last Hmo Manchester Rifle Club. About Teoh 48. Two North Central ConnecU-fand Phil Chak counted 12 curve were a Briton was killed half of the 16 Stratford shoot­ National Football League cham­ Oaridge, another Junior eligible Then came 1968 and today Ma­ cut Conference teams went out­ we hit anything.” 10 days ago in training. pions, hkd 23 choices In Uie NFL draftee. WHITEWALLS loney is a star and Thomas points each for Smith. Organizers if the track ers were attractive girls whose Last Night 8 Fights side the loop last night and Falea brought the sled down arrival caused remarks like draft last December. They “We 8u:e closer to reaching an must prove he can come back Summaries: is too dangerous Thursday the safely, however, timed in agreement with Claridge,” Pep­ NEW YORK—Bobby Cassidy, from a nightmari.sh see.son. both came back with one-sided "Look at all the girls!” from signed 10, lost four to the AFL victories. League-leading South Elllastoa (88) final two runs may be canceled 2:11.93 and dead last. and are waiting for six to com­ pier said. “He wants to play 166, Levittown, N. Y., outpoint­ BLACKWALLS The CJincy pitcher had a 23-7 h T PI and medals awariled on the ba­ surprised Manchester males. ed Frankie Olivera, 161, ’Puerto Windsor bombed Granby, 90-39, Carlson ...... 7 » 17 plete competition in other colla- ball, but also wants to start den­ record and his 266 strikeouts Warkhovan ...... ' sis of today’s two runs. After the powder smoke had tal school. He is determined Rico, 6. and Ellington trounced E. O. 3 4 8 lifted and the targets had been glaU sports. The other six were TUBELESS was second only to Sandy Kou- Smith, 66-44. 3 0 4 One United States sled, pilot­ picked aa Junior eliglbles. that dentistry will be his ca­ CXDRPUS CHRISTY, Tex. — fax’ 306. He tied a modern rec­ Norwood 3 « IS ed by Bill Hickey, was fifth and Parish scored, Stratford was clearly Kobua 2 1 5 Tourney Lost were center Jon Morris, reer. However, now he is will­ Eloy Sanchez, 130, Mexico, MO INONCY DOWMI INSTANT CRKDIT ord fanning eight Milwaukee Dennis Murphy led a quintet Williama the other, with Larry .McKUlip winner of a double victory to­ ing to make an adjustment on knocked out Blackle Zamora, TUBED-TYPE of South Windsor players who 1 0 2 a second rotmd selection from Braves in a row in an early .sea- 2 0 4 at the controls, was seventh. Opens Saturday ward which the girls had made Roly Cross; back Ode Burrell of where he studies dsnUstry.” 180, Corpus Christl, 4. lor iKkldors of Ct»orgo-«>PI»loo •son game and had a 2.77 ERA, reached double figures against Valanta .. 0 3 3 Sixten J e m b ^ , Swedish vet­ an important contribution. Granby. He canned 14 points, Blancliard 1 3 E Misidssippl State and guard Joe BUY NOWI DON'T MISS THIS and National CrocUt Cards. a far cry from that World Series Yet* ...... 0 1 eran of three Ol^npics, won the Karl Smith again led his two others had 12 and another 1 At East CathoRc O’Donnell of Michigan, addition­ figure. 1 0 3 50-kilometer ski race, covering Manchester teammates, firing al third round choices obtained pair counted 10 each. Bob Maro- an excellent 92 offhand and 96 Hapless Pistons Lose Again OUTSTANDING "LIMITED TIME" OFFERI Thomas was a main factor in » 34 66 the 31 miles and 120 yards in In trades, and end Leonard St. NATION-WIDE “NO UMIT* GUARANTEE vlch collected 13 for Granby. two hoiHTs, 43 minutes, 52.0 sec­ The third annual Junior high prone. Donald Hahn also fired the collapse of the Angels from SmUh (44) paririi basketball tournament Jean of Northern A 17th round SIZE TYPE 1st TIRE* 3nd T IR P 1962 pennant contenders to ninth The victory was South Wind­ B F Pt onds. very well with his second place pick. S bM *a wiatht/Ms IM I *a suleVM* IMI M I* nadi/IU RaM M to sor's 10th in 11 games and it Avery ___ 0 0 0 w iir open Saturday at Bast 181. t.70-16 Tubed-type Blaokwell • 14.SS •8.00 a * taUrt Me *« a * Iratd. place in '63. The rangy first Knut Joh8ui8seasen of Norway Morris elected to go with the Warriors Get 39-Point Win, NO LIMIT GUARANTEE was the highut point toUi of FlUgarald 2 8 13 captured the 5,000-meter mon’s CathoUc High School. Tourna­ BUI Sheldon’s 192 score, only 1.70-16 Tubed-type Whitewall •17.9B •5.00 ML KW MOOrEM AUIO TIMS MC eUAMNTEEB icaiaM M etU to WHk baseman-outfielder hit a mea­ the season. Gloidano . 0 0 0 ment Director Don ^ m s an­ Boston Patriots, Burrell the Is honored by thouMnd* and thousands of ■■■aa sad Mteruli sad mimtt read iMura, escept sepsHShl* paaclartt. ger .20 with only nine home Grant .... 1 0 2, speed skating race In the Olym­ two points off his recent record Houston Oilers, O’Donnell the 6.70-16 Tubeless Blackwell •17.95 •8.00 » 8 eOOOTEM TWe EMIS UNOEI THIS eUMANTEE m f 1 man Mte M.OOO Ho loran .. 1 1 31 pic record Ume of seven min­ nounced seven teams had en­ score, won him. first place on Firestone daalers and stores In the United States runs and 55 RBI. Kallaher . 1 1 Buffalo Bills, uid St. Jeiui ths Celts Hold Three Game Edge 6.70-16 ' Tubeless Whitewall •20.95 •8.00 dtaltn a a * UaMed SUSm sad Cawda wW aak* aWawaaco aa < SesIS Wladaar (M) 3| utes, 38.4 seconds, leading a 1- tered the competition, a single and Canada.. .wherever you travel Both players'signed their 1964 B F Koval aaki 0 0 Oi Manchester’s sub-Junlor team. New York Jets. 7.60-14 Tubeless Blackwell • iT .e s •8.00 [ a^id aaseaad ^^8a^Nhtaat Iktiaa. contracts Tue.sday, Maloney ac­ Uurptiy .. Panctera . 3 1 2-3 Norwegian sweep. eUminatlon affair this season. FUU LlflTlME eUAIMNm NO 1 ^ OW MUiS W HOWTHS 7 0 Philbrook . 3 1 Action in Saturday’s first “St. Jean went early, but we sgslnst Attests In wsHunmisN^ mmI .. jspiscsfnsnts sts pwsted sn mmI 7.60-14 Tubeless Whitswall •eo.OB •8.00 cepting a handsome raise and Daviaon ., 8 3 C3audia Boyarskikh, a Rus­ Stratford Sub-Jonlors (779) NEW YORK (AP) — 8an<$> Bin Ruseell with 28 led Bos­ leetefWs end iw4 heieri h*»rtes wofsite httei m fltestens prtss mm WalHtua . Chak ...... t 0 12 round will show the ftrilowing offered Morris, O’Donnell and Thomas reportedly escaping the 1 3 Hala ...... 1 0 a sian school teacher, added the Cbirol M ottram ...... 197 Franelsco settled into the Weat- ton. (■mcM tepsirstes pwnstwes) 9m rant st inw sf BJIusteunt •Plus Tax and Reoappable Tire OPEN TONIGHT TILL 8 ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT TIRE SPECIAL Silla ...... 4 0 schedule: 12:30 p.m.—St. Mauy’s Burrell exceptionally good con­ ■te te «te m^mt 9m 4. expected slice. Woodcock 0 0 5,000-meter women’s cross coun­ Joe Svab ...... tracts,” Peppier said. “How­ em Division driver’s seat laat Cincinnati Jumped to a 7-0 SN M N Mod ImR >t|nrtty rocoodittontd. 'Diesday's other major signee Baker ..., I U Totals .... T t 12 44 try ski title to the 10,000 meter of Bkust Hartford vs. St. Jaunes BUI Moran ...... 194 night with a S9-polnt NsUonal lead and was never in trouble WITH Ruaao . . . . of Manchester; 1:45—St. Bridg­ ever, we go Just m> far. We ■ B & 4- 1^ * THURS. & m . S - S; MON., TOES. 8 - S:30 was Johnny Podres who.se 14-12 4 1 crown she won previously and Karen Tomlin ... l ...... 192 Basketball Aeaociation rout of against the Lakers, who have S «f iMSSfiB M» tlWM Goodin . . . 4 U et’s of Manchester vs. St. Fran- won’t go hi^ wild.” record was almost a carbon Roh'in ... 5 0 the Soviet Union also picked up Manchester Sub-Junlars (783) Pepj^er gaid that after losing Detroit’a eluniah Pistona. lost six straight. Jack ’Twyman eppy of the 15-13 he logged in Keata a bronze medal in the event. cu of South Windsor; 3 p.m., Bill Sheldon ...... The Warriors — with Bast hit for 81 pomte to trigger the SAT. 8 - 4 PHONE M3.2444 Yonika 1 0 i S/^KETBAU Assumption of Manchester vs. Boston College quarterback 2-F.r *15 I 2 P.r *17 1962. But Podres is likely to re­ The latest victories boosts 1 Marc Royce ...... igg Jack Ooncannon to the Philadel­ Coast asalste from Boston and RotsIs. member the '68 sea.son a lot Totala ...... 48 the Russians’ medal total to 21, SL Rose’s of East Hartford. St. 192 Cincinnati — Opened their new­ l^tlmore’s Gus Johnson tal­ ALL TIRES lyiOUNTED FREE sem tES Bartholomew's of Manchester Kent Ough ...... phia Eagles tlw “Patriots bad to 1357 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER Goodyear's fa m ^ raym Custom Sopef-Cushkm longer. araakjr (38> including eight golds. Steve Montany ...... 179 get JKorris at Just about all ly-acquired Western qpread to a lied 40 points including nine in B Americans, with no entries In drew a bye. full game. Fast Service by Tire Experts o He was Manager Walt Al­ Gahagan - Other Manchester sul^jUnlors costs.” The Green Bay scout the overtime period, to atop the taas. N trade-in required. Most popular sizes. ston's choice to open a crucial EAST SIDE JUNUMIS the women’s sM croes-cotmtry, St. FTanois la the defending Their 118-79 margin over De­ Khloks, who had rallied ,ito tie Whitewalls same price as Mackwalls! Poet ...... champ. First winner waa Am- were: J . Stansfleld (176); J. ■aid that Mortis’ family wanted INSTANT REPAIR mid-September series in St. R. Miliar With three men tetuning up finished w el back In both the Andisio (178); 8. Chsse (178): him to stay near Boston and the troit w u their nggeat point at 124-all in regulation jtoy. Louis and snapped a 19-game Daabler . and hitting twin figuree the O I- men’s speed skating and 50- sumption, paced by Ray La- spread this eesaon. Len Chappell was high man SHOP TO 9 P.M. THURSDAYS Flannery Gace, now a member of the M. Kutcher (188); J. L’Heu- ng center also didn’t think iidTIRE Cardinal winning streak 3-1. B. Millar tics edged L. T. Wood, 50-45, at kilometer Mciing hstok-hreaker. reux (164). could make the Packers. St. Louis dropped a 118-101 tor New York with 81. The Dodgers went on to sweep Marovich the Bast Side Rec last night. ECHS varsity. Last year's decision to the Celtics in the The Ytwks also met only i y Stratford Juniors (716) r“The Buffalo Bills had lost 8 t Louis la at Baltimore and IRFLATOR the three-game set and win the Wiener .. After trailing throughout most disaster in the two-man tobog­ tourney was highlighted the their first three draft choices to opener of a New York double- Detroit visits Los Artgeles In to­ Ludorf .. play of Greg WUlette, a mem­ „ • ___^ Total rORTUKor pennant. of the game and by a 21-17 half­ ganing ftaals at Igls, where oaie Karei^Carton ....100 gg—igg cor league and O’Donnell was header and trails San Francisco night’s action. [ in the four-game World Series Totala 18 8 88 time score, Wood’s came back ber of the St. Mary's team, who their fourth so they Just bad to by one game. Los Aimelee was TUKIESSTIUS aled Maped off the track and is now a starter for the EMst A1 Pjura ...... 100 87—187 sweep, Podres shut out the in the last period to tie the the second hanged agaknst a Bob Emanuel .... 97 84—181 get him,” PeTOler said. “Aa tor ripped the Royals U8-100 □ ■ □ E Yankees for eight innings and Carl Carlson tallisd 17 and count but then feU behind as freshmen. and fell games off the pace. SAINTS WIN 18th Like having oa g o o d A e a r dangerous curvs before finally Tourney competition will con­ Steve Metzger . . . 98 82—180 BinreU, he played 1“ that extra tiral won the second game, 4-1. Bob Norwood 15 aa m ington the Celtics put on a final drive. finishing laat in the field of 18. Ing weather in the Liberty Bowl In the NsfW Torfc nightcap The New York MeU led the gained its ninth victory to go tinue on successive Saturday’s Manchester Juniors (719) Baltimora beat the Knickerbock­ S t James’ School basketbaU Cony cna in Bruce Ihiellng (14) paced the The two-man toboggan gold Karl S m ith ...... 98 92__187 In Philadelphia and that nmy your tnmkl signing derby with four signa­ with four losses. The Purple Oeltlcs' scoring and Jim Blair medal went to an Austrian until its completion. have influenced his decision. ers 187-184 in ovartimti. taam adged Longview School of tures Tuesday. Pitchers Grover Knights, 1962-63 Class C chaii^- Don H a h n ...... 99 82—181 Wilt Chamberlain j^ e d tha ElUngton, 25-22, yesterday gf- SERVICE STORE (12) and John Koeak (11) fol­ team—Josef FeistmantI, and John (3aUagher ... 97 79__179 Peppier eeld each draftee AUTO STORES • Powell and Steve Dillon, out­ pions, now need but one more lowed. For the Woodsmen, hus­ Manfred Stengl, who shot down T H B U ra NO rU tU B X • tg n ^ b y the Packers “took a Warriors with IS points. tamoon. John S a v a ’s 10 pointa .22 718 MAIN STREET a 649-9523 fielder Dick Smith and catcher triumph to gain an (opportuni­ Janies Jacobs .... 98 77—176 Boston broka through the Mced the winning attack vriiUe tling Mark Kravetitka set the the twiaUng mUa chute twice in BOIWUNO GREEN, Ky. (AP) Other Mfinchester Juniors Ml lees m actual cash than o5 Lloyd Flodin inked Met pacts. ty to defend their title. pace as he ripped the nets fiar «8ie minute, 41.69 sseosida. — T te baakeibaU ■■aaon mailpi 1 ^ by the AFL,” but h esald Havriu in the aecond half to btdd Banile hooped elx tor the loe- SSI MAIN STREET, MANOHBSTER *1 a OPEN THURS. NIGHT TILL 9 o In lulditioii to Maloney, Cin­ The Knights eoameeted for 34, were: D. Huck (178); B. Rus­ thair fhraeigamaf aaitem lead $6lata have now won PLENTY OF PABiONO 18 points. Ttan OoughHn ted U Ob the firat na. the UE. ■d Diddls’ii 43bA asasoa aa^imd sell (171); A. Clavstte (170); n. % cae fhculd ftnget the fringe CDTD cinnati aignad infiahler Oiarlie foul tries, equteUy douU*. and Huddy B nter tMoBad In coach of (toe Wsstsm Ketttuelcy heneflta we Have." over OlndmiRtii '■ Ntjal, PttelMC r a t Ortaga and U«y U «7); B. SlMldoa (UO) Emlth’s total lota fltagwald B. Mtellte (144). ” i gftlTCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY B, 1964 ICANCHESTKB EVBNIN6 HERALD, MANCHBSTKB» CONN,> WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY B, 1964 PAflg im iiililiir PAGE EIGHTEEH 'rntfimm Rooms without Board 59 ApdVtBMnt*—Flat*— Honsehdd Goods 51 Hooms For Said 72 Hoosfis Ftor Sato 72 HoiUMfi For Sals 72 Honses For Sals 72 Houses For Sale 72 B ousm For Salt 72 Automobiles For Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FA6ALT and SHORTEN TfiBcmoBtB 63 ro o m s f o r gentlemen, one FLORENCE fa s and gas stove, “ ANCOTJSTER 6 room 8pUt NEW U8TINO — munacutots LENOX a r . - l f you are tired of CHESTNUT fi’lTlEBT . . . An MANCHESTER — Expandable PORTER STREET area — 6 LocalS 1967 P O ra Falriane Ccmvert- y^te, about four years old. block from Mein Street, Mtch- tfAMCHESTBR No. MiUn “ vel, Map landscape lot, ga< spllt'level on Ug lot on Spring living In a rented home or excellent Investment. Two Capie, 2-zone heat, air condi­ room Cape on large land­ ible, fpdnt end damaged, re- T mE street? are wet AKID SLU5MV - en privUegee, parking. 64S413T, 0UT Will sne e>/e r w e a r them f $76. 649-4702. - gtlraat (166). 6 '-rooms, heated, room, rec rortn, St. Dream kitchen with Gen­ apartment now is the time to family flat, good heating sya- tioner, many extras. Rec room. scaped lot, $800 down. Call CLASSIFIED malivfer excellent condition. SMOWDRimS ARE E^RVWHERE, - , NO, ho! nix ! NEVER f EAR - 843-9828. ______$$6 per month. Call R. 8. Olm- 3 hk^, fireplace. Oosr to eral Electric . buUt-ixui, dis- do something about It. Ask' terns, small lot, selling for only Easily financed. $14,900. Ells­ (Jarl Zinsser, 648-0088, or How- Prlel! $325. M9-2210 after 6. ried, 3404661.______SO you Buy youR. "oollimo ootter* 'CAUSE HER SCHOOL FASHION EXPERT SMS DINETTE table with blue fo^ THOMPSON HOUSE — Cottage ■chools, churches, and shop­ poeal and dlAwasher. Nice Barbara BaMn to show you this $16,900. Apartments are easy worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, ard Realty Co., M2-6276. mica top, 4 chairs, $30; 4- ping. $18,000. Wolverton A g ^ neat 8 bedroom Cape within to rent. T. J. Croqkett, Rsaltor, 648-6030. ^ 86 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2- NEW Boom im H T BUCKS A fAIR!) THAT sryLB? NOT ‘ IN* THIS 'WArT Street, centrally located, large 4% R(X)MI, new two family, family room In addition to $ door aedan, fully equipped,; piece mahogany bedroom set, pleasanUy furnished roome, cy. Realtor, 640-2816. nice bedrooms, 1% baths, fin­ walklhg distance of all schools, 848-1677. MANCHES'i’liik Six room B tt A aked $75, Call after 9 p.m., 640-0714. second floor, Hilliard Street, shopping and public transpor­ MANCHESTER—Vacant. Move Cape, 2-car garage, alumfoum automatic transmission, $ 200. parking. Call 649-2868 for over­ ished garage. Priced realisti­ Conn. Bank and ADVERTISING sepauate oU burner, $126. cally at $21,600. Belfiors tation. Reduced to $13,800 for right In. Worth every cent. siding, new heat, plumbing and 643-2989. night and permanent guest 6 4 6 ^ 8 , 347-8886. BETTER THAN NEW—6 room ’TruotCo...... 78% : ^ $100 REWARD Agency, 048-6131. quick sale. Jarvis Realty Co., $14,000. Spacious, sturdily built bath, wooded lot, $16,600. Phil- Hartford NaUdool 1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS EXTRA CSiEAN 1969 Ford TO ANT PERSON rates. ______^______Bolton Realtors, 648-4112, Eves. 648- Ranch, garage, 3 baths, dish­ cheerful home. Residential. H. brick Agency, 649-8464. KNOX STREET—4 rooms, re­ washer, many extras, conven­ B aflkC to...... 68 ee • 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Galaxie 2-doo^ Hardtop, one — IF YOU CAN — f r o n t r o o m , half block from decorated, new heating system, 1686, 848-4118, 876-0636. B. Grady, Broker, 648-8009. Beat These values TWO FAMILY — Belflore ient location. Only $19,900. n r a la a iira a M Oetagpto i'? owner, excellent mechanical Main Street, parking. 69 Birch one child, garage, 886. Call TOLLAND—New custom ranch, Rockvlile Hartford Fire .... 68 71 condition. Call 643-2282 after 6 Anywhere, Anyplace $13,990 Agency, 643-6121. (Jail Romar Realty, Inc., 648- COPY CLOSING TTIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Street. 649-7129. Olsstonbury 668-0067. J Manchester 3844, 638-2007. 6% rooms, 2.8 acres, treed lot National Flra ....180 188 p.m. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE A MINT JULEP MONDAY Thru FEIDAT 10:80 AAI.—SATURDAY 9 A.M. $9.86 MONTHLY f u r n is h e d r o o m s , complete Vacation living an ’year ST JAMES PARISH - Over- (150x825), fireplace, built-in Phoenix Fire ....138 181 BRAND NEW light housekeeping facilities. siie Cape, largs Uvlng n ^ , PERSONALITY PACKED oven-range, $16,600. Rockville U fa aad ladeiuoity las. Oa» Trucks—Tractors .*> BOOTS TWO ROOMS and bath, heated, round on lovely Bolton fireplace, formal dining room, MANCHESTER-SIx rocxns, ga­ Realty, 876-2627. spick and Span 4 room ex­ Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, $60. 640-5230, 0-6. Lake. Adorable 6 room Describes this ranch just pandable cape. In eat off Aetna Casualty ..124 lU PLEASE READ YOUR AD Rugs, Lamps Tables, Dishes, paneled rec room, breezeway, rage, oil heat, porch, wall to 1962 FORD Pickup, F-360, V-8 14 Arch Street, Manchester. home with fieldstone fire­ over city limits—park like wall carpeting, bookcases, IMXJKVILLE;—Two family 6-6, the floor condition, perfect Aetna Life ...... 182% 100% Sliver Set, And A Few More f o u r R(X5M tenement one attached 3-car garage. Only Conn. General .....173 181 or "Want Ads” nn taken over the phone u a engfine, 4-speed transmission, GALOSHES place. and mahogany panel­ $18,900. Philbriek Agency, 649- setting—breathe fresh sir, city utilities, good condition excellent condition and area, for a young family to grow convenience. The advertleer ahoold read hla ad the FIRST custom cab, radio and heat­ Accessories f u r n is h e d r o o m near block from Main Street. (Jail ing in living room, adjoin­ leave city noises and con­ into. City water and sew­ Hfd. Steam BoUer 130 180 EVERYTHING $288 Main Street. 9 Hazel Street. 8464. throughout. Near Buckley $18,600. 643-6614 after 6. DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the er. 649-1767 or 643-6384. 743-6160 or 743-8180. ing dining room, attractive fusion behind, in better than School. Priced at only $14,900. ers, you can’t go wrong at Security Ins. .... 69% 7 8 ^ next Insertion. The Herald la reaponsible for only ONE Incor- 649-2170. ) kitchen, 2 bedroopni, de­ PHOENIX STREET — Vernon. BUY OP A LIFETIME^-Must $12,500. Call Joe GoTOon T ravelers...... 196% 808% 8 ROOMS FURNITURE f o u r ROOMS, secemd floor, new condition, $16,500 in- Owner transferred. Charles Kot or omitted Inaertlon for any advertlBement and then only Auto Acce.s.sones—rTires 6 tached garage. For appoint­ Spacious 0 room ranch, deep including garage. Call Dave Lesperance, 649-7830. sell. 6 room Ranch, attached 649-6306—289-8268 Pablto UttnUes to the extent of a "make food” Inaertlon. Errors which do not $10.18 MONTHLY GENTLEMAN'S ROOM — Strickland Street Inquire 40 ment to see please call garage, screened porch, full BRAND NEW large closet, next to bath, a t­ Vernon Street. lot, walk-out basement, family Douton 649-6306-289-8268. Conn. U ght Power 36% 88% Die value of the advertlaement will not be corrected by FTVE brand new tubeless black- Westinghouse Refrig. Living size kitchen, paneled living BOWER8"*^OOL - 7 room basement, rec room, nice BARROWS A WALLACE Hfd. Elec. U ght .. 46% 60% "make food” tnaertloii. wall tires, 7.00x14. Call 643- tractive home near every­ Cape, full shed dormer, fire­ wooded lot, one block from Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, thing. 21 Church Street. f o r RENT—One room, heat, room, 8 large bedrooms, oU BARROWS & WALLACE Hartford Gas Co. . 40% 44% 8446. hot water heat, sparkll place, garage, near all schools, Buckley School, $16,700. Own­ Manchester Parkade Southeni New Btog- Lamps, Tables, Dishes, Silver 640-4966. hot water, parking. Tel. 648- R. S. OLMSTED Manchester Parkade, Manchester 278-1800 your Set And A Few More 3068. clean throughout. Wolverton $16,500. Owner 649-1796.' er 649-8076 or 643-8733. land Telephone . 51% 84% cooPBaiATioN wnx n iA l Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Manchester 278-1800 BE appreciated l/IMfc I I Auto Driving School 7-A | y //« i i i Accessories ATTRACTIVE, comfort­ 249-6661 Manufacturing Oompaaiea RCXJKVniiB — Centrally locat­ EIGHT LARGE rooms for only BOLTON VICINITY — (Jlrca MANCHESTER — Large im­ EVERYTHING $360 able room for refined gentle­ BOLTON CBNTBR^Flne ranch $17,900. Desirable Buckley 1793. Enormous 10-room Coloni­ Allied Thermsd . . . 46 80 MORTLOCK'S Driving School man in quiet home, central, ed, 6 rooms, first floor, heat- Harriet Roche 628-3677 SIX ROOM Ranch off E. Cen­ maculate modern ranch, con­ Arrow, Hart, Heg. 58 87 8 ROOMS FURNITURE •d, parking facilities, stove. home of seven rooms, vacamt. School Area. Older home, re­ al on 2% acres, outbuildings, Inc., offices, classroom located k K s.m E L tm K telephone on floor. Call 648- Lot is 100x400 with large trees, ter Street. Beautifully treed cently 'redone . . . modern large cehter hall with open venient location, city utilities, B a rd e n ...... 11 13% Manchester Parkade, lower' $14.74 MONTHLY 6331. 876-0801. lot, garage, fireplace, ceramic extra large lot. Vin Boggini, Bristol Brass .... 9 U M<0 / ieV fJTA BRAI7D NEW some birch. Two car attached kitchen, excellent heating sys­ stairway, 9 fireplaces, large Trouble Reaching Our Advertiror? level Beginners, older, nerv-1 garage plus one detached. bath. Best of financing avail­ tem, paneled family room. kitchen lyith fireplace, large Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. Coleco ...... 8 4 ous students, our specialty.! SUOSTEH 2-e MOUKB, ILL. Westinghouse Wakhlng Machine LARGE, pleasant furnished f iv e r o o m flat, heat, hot 82 FOOT RANartment GORMAN’S ______30” ELECTRIC stove; 21” Em- cupancy. Built by Aiisaldi. Colonial located on heavily off Msdn Street.) Glenn Rob­ er for her to tie auch a diaptay of 'n e Connecticut Bank and day 7-4. 648-7968. $182.60 47Vk” Round Maple Tenements 63 Furnished Apartments 63-A MANCHESTER — Attractive 6 (Jharles Lesperance, 649-7620. traveled main road. Pos­ erts Agency, Realtor. 644-1521, Floor Finishins' 24 experienced w o m a n for, erson T-V; electric steam ra- Dining Table, spoonfoot leg, ------MODERN, Immaculate S-bed- room brick Cape, fireplace, on top of her state car antenna. Trust Company, Application is the place to buy: Limcheonette, part-time and diator; rocking horse; boy’s sibility for home and busi­ 644-1337. Legal Notice Soane atate employes were a made for paymetU. LAWN MOwimR sharpened plastic top, 79.60 FOUR ROOM FTiAT, first floor, THREE HEATED rooms fur­ room Ranch, practically in trees, oversize garage, near ness combination. For fur­ and repaired, sales and serv­ FLOOR SANDING and re- full-time. Apply Luncheonette ® hockey skates; men’s. central location, heat and hot nished, private entrance, derir- back yard of Bowers School, MANCHESTER-Talcottville line UqUOB PEKHIT litUe upeet because an order fitdshing (specializing in old­ bus. school, shopping. Only —cheaper than rent to buy this ther details please call 148 CipiSTNUT STREET—Tre­ ice, rental equipment. L & M Manager, Silver Lane Phar-^ size 19 Md WV4, dreM wd $89.00 Shield-back Ladies water, one year lease. Gall able, $65; 4th large heated quiet, refined neighborhood. $14,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, mendous value. Immaculate 6 NOTICE o r APPLICATION______issued in 1962 by State Finonoe er floors). Waxing floors. 8 LcHinge Chair, foam T-cushion, sparkling 6 room ranch with This to elv« notice that I. 1968 Pontiac 4-door, radio, heat­ Elquipment Corp., Route 88, macy, M Silver Lane, East, sport shirts; Prmt-q-ma.Uc du 649-6048, between 6-8:80 p.m. room, furnished, with garage, Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. 649-5132. room, 2 bath semi-ranch, 12 ARUA--- e z e r'im,'-D^S of - lY - -Trambuli Oommteaioner George J. Conk- Annonncemenls Vernon, 875-7609, Manchester Painting. Ceilings. Paperhang­ pllcatlng machine; 6.70-16 snow kick pleata, brown, 59. garage, one-half acre of land er, automatic. $2,795 Hartford, after 3. $80. Children welcome. GA 9- excellent condition and neigh R. S. OLMSTED v«»rR old firenlaced living S! ' Manchester, have filed an sp- ling foihode them fPom adocib* exchange. Enterprise 1946. ing. No job too small. John tire with rim; 6.70-16 regfular THIRD FLOOR apartment, 8 9928. $17,900 — 6Vi room ranch. East BOLTON — Modern, neat, 8- heotoH ^ DlicaUon dated January 24. ISfiS; tog state-owned cam with any ELECTTROLUX sales and serv­ VerfaiUe, 649-6760. $69.96 Twin Size Bookcase borhood. Assumable VA mort­ room, beautiful heated rec with the Liquor Control Commission ice, bonded representative, Al­ 1963 Impala Chevrolet, 4-door PART-TIME office work, eve- tire, odd rims. 643-1677. rooms, heat, stove and refrig­ Side, garage, full cellar, oil hot bedroom Ranch, 150x160 lot, 349-5681 room with speaker system, for a Package Store Permit for the art objects cr diaplays or oth­ Hardtop, radio, heater, TYPEWRITERS — Repaired, nings, 2-3 nights weekly. Write' Bed, blond mahogany, 29.95 erator, close to school, church (DHOICH. EXBCHTIVB typo, water heat, fireplace, .3 twto gage. Selling for $16,300. jBar- sale of alcoholic liquor on the er perwoal property. fred Amell, 206 Henry 8t„ Man­ overhauled, rented. Yale Type­ TWO FLUSH DOORS, 24x76%, garage, patio, assumable mort­ bara Woods Agency, 649-jj702. $19,500. Call 649-6651. chester, 643-0450. power steering, power Box ”W” , Herald. and shopping. Call between 7-8 heated, furnished 2-bedroom sized bedrooms, lots cf living gage, monthly payments $116. Harriett Roche 628-8677 premises, 635 Main Street. Manches­ Some of the general puUte brakes. $2,595 writer Service, 649-4986. Bonds—Stocks— complete with hardware, p.m., 643-0082. apartment, first floor, center space here. Convenient to ter. frames, and trim, $20. 646-7669. Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9382. TWO FAMILY flat In prime BOLTON — 440 foot frontage, .,'The husiness will be owned by complained that the display INCOME TAX Returns prepared Mortgag:es 31 WATKINS BROTHERS Rockville, adults, $36 weekly. everything. Wolverton Agency, tirnnHed and even a hiw k Albert Ezerins of 14 Trumbull was illegal and a safety hazard. 1963 Oldsmobile Jet Ftre turbo-1 Help Wanted—^Male 36 FOUR room duplex, available 875-912:.. ''Realtor. 649-2813. MANCHESTER — 4 approved East Side residential area, wooded, and even a orooiL street. Manchester, and will be con- by auditor. Business and in­ SNOW PLOWING — Call 649- ELEVEN RUSeX) wood and R(XJKVILLE—$8,500. Large im­ N eat 6 room older home with ducted by a r ija ez e r in b of 14 But there were also folks who dividual. Raymond Girard. Call charged V-8, 4 on the floor, SECOND MORTGAGES - Un­ immediately, central location, building lots including one with ceramic baths, modern kitch­ radio, heater, positive' 7863, 876-8401. PLUMBERS, heating men, li­ metal trim copibinaticm win­ 986 MAIN STREET $80. 649-8642. TWO ROOM heated apartment. TWO FAMILY—$16,400. Large en-dining areas, excellent maculate older 6 rooms, ga­ fire alarm system. Close t o ! Trumbull Street. Manchester, as applauded M ». Graaso'a iMqipy coUect, 876-7362. limited funds available for sec­ dows—Five 30x61; two 28x61; 7 room home and double ga­ spirit and said they Weed to oaa traction. $2,795 ond mortgages, payments to censed, and experienced help­ Kitchen set, gas range, bed­ bright rooms newly redecorat­ rage. Many trees, good loca­ closet space. Call today. Wes­ rage, Rockville Realty, 876- M anchester line. $16,000. E. J. P*™* **■ ARIJA EZBRINS SENIOR GIRL Scout Troop 1— ers wanted for new work. For one 24x39; one 30x36; two room set, refrigerator. Free ed, mahogany cabineted kitch­ ley R. Smith Agency, 849-1894. 2627. Carpenter, Broker, 6498061. | Dated January 38. 1964. auch flowera on her oar. INCOME TAXES prepared In 1963 Corvair Spyder, radio and Babysitting and Odd Jobs Bu­ suit your binteet. Expedient 28x47. (Call 643-2671. tion. $16,400 complete. Phil- your home or by appointment, service. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. appointment call 629-8287. ANDOVER — 4 room apart­ gas, electricity. Low rent. Ap­ en, aluminum combination win­ brick Agency, 649-8464. heater, 4 on the floor, posi­ reau, such as carwashes, house SEWING MACHINES — Two ment first floor. Call 742-7641. dows. A real buy for the wise experienced tax work, 24 hour cleaning, etc. Always someone TORO powerhandle lawnmower portable trade-in machines, ex­ ply 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4. aervice. Call 643-4723. tive traction. $2,495 A BETTER ARRANGEMENT investor. Wesley R. Smith MANCHESTER — 6 room'Cape available. Low rates. Call 649- of your finances will make and snowblower, very good pertly reconditioned, priced 3% ROOM GARDEN apart­ 1962 Buick LaSabre, 4-door condition, $60. 649-0178. Agency, 649-1894. in quiet but convenient loca­ FEDERAL INCOME tax re­ 9886 or 643-4520. more of your Income available this week at only $12.96 and ment, central location, heat, Business Locations tion, level lot with trees, oil hot turns prepared with your sav­ Hardtop, radio, heater, for personal use lAUnp ,^®bt $29.96. Mdy be purchased on hot water, stove, refrigerator ' power \ steering, power RECEIVING easy terms tor as little as and parking included. Avail­ For Rent 64 Vf. water heat, aluminum storms ings in mind. RChsonable Household Services Into one monthly payment of Boats and Accessories 46 and screens, rec room, 3 bed­ rates. F. J. Bayles, 649-6246. brakes, dynaflow. $2,295 $22.26 for each thousand dollars $1.25 a week after minimum able March 1. Rental $110 BUILDINO 00X40 suitable for HIGH ON A HILL rooms. Immaculate through­ Hey Mom-Look at the Size of Our Full-Color Offered 13-A including repayment over five ’ MAN down payment. Singer Sewing month. Call Mr. Goodcblld, storage, B-l zone, Buckland out, $16,800. Wolverton Agency, INCOME TAX RETURNS 1962 Ford Falriane 4-door Se­ NOW DISPLAYING—1964 mod­ Center, 882 Main Street. Tel. 643-0000. dan, automatic, radio and w. .v years. FYahk Burke. 246-8897, els of Trojan, MFG, (Cruisers section. 649-8468. Realtor, 649-2813. pared by former Internal Rev­ Connecticut M o r t g a g e_ Ex- Fiill-time, year ’round posi­ 643-8888. Repairs on all makes. 7% room split-level, sep­ heater. $1,695 holes Zippeis repaired Win' Inc., Duo and Evinrude mo­ WE HAVE (CUSTOMERS wait- arate laundry room, ga­ enue agent in convenience of change, 16 Lewla St, Hartford, tion, experience in receiv­ tors. For your convenience now NORTH C»VBNTRY - Near your home. Individual and dow Shades made to measure; Ipg for the rental of your apart- STORE, 460 Main Street. 649- rage, kitchen built-ins, nice Parkway. Like new 6% room 1961 Buick Convertible Coupe, all sizes Venetian blinds Keys Coaa. ing methods preferred, all open 7 days a week. Petzold’s, itient or home. J. D. Realty, business. Bill Duchesneau, radio and heater, dyna­ company benefits. Apply in Musical Instruments 53 6229, 9-6. high treed lot. Reduced to ColoiUal-Ranch, 6 acres, 2-car 649-8938. made while you wait Tape Re­ Route 6A, Portland, (Conn. Call 643-6129. $18,500. garage, early American. Hayes NEW S M AP person or call •^r. Glad­ B A C K G R ^ N D flow. $1,695 corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 Middletown, DI 2-1196. OFFICE SUITE in modern pro­ Business Opportunities 32 stone at 643-9909. FOUR ROOM tenement, Blssell Agency, 843-4803. PROTECT YOUR earnings by I960 Valiant 4-door Sedan, Main, 649-622L GOYA G 10 classical guitar with fessional building available having your Income Ta« pre­ HARTFORD BOAT SHOW— case, new $100. 648-6061. Street, $70. Needs redecorat­ March 1. Excellent location. standard shift, radio and FOR SALE—Due to ' Illness. West Hartford Armory, Feb­ ing. 649-5229, 9-6. WARREN E. HOWLAND, SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 (-and it’s available to readers of this newspaper NOW!) pared with care and confi­ heater. $1,095 Marie’s Luncheonette, 332 Parking. 643-1108. Realtor bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x161. dence. Call 742-6607. Building—L'ontracting 14 ruary 19-23. Adults $1., chll- ELECTRIC GUITAR, double Green Road, Manchester. In­ pickup, arch type with case,' FOUR ROOM apartment, In- Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, 1957 Cadillac Coupe deVille, full dren half-price. INDUSTRIAL SPACE — 1,360 648-1108 643-6953. FULL-TIME tax accountant QUALITY CARPENTRY — quire 7 a.m.-4 p.m. GRAND-WAY $60; original cost $126. 876-4921. eluding heat, hot water and square feet. Includes office. power, very clesm. $1,095 Rooms, basements refinished, gas for cooking. Stove and WeA days ’till 9 p.m. ready to assist you with your Broad Street location. Call SO. WINDSOR — Immaculate IN ADDITION TO Income tax preparation. Rates built-ins, formica tile, general Help Wanted—Female 35 Manchester Parkade Diamonds—Watches— electric refrigerator furnished. 649-8288, 649-1807. 6% room ranch, breezeway, FOR ONLY reasonable. S. J. Turklngton 80 more to choose from repair. No job too small. Call ______Jewelry 48 Antiques 56 Please call 649-7834, 6-7 p.m. garage, half acre lot, city William Robbins Carpentry t u PPERWARE has openings $12,200 — MANtJHESTER At Jr., 643-7731. NEW BUILDING, 683 Hartford water, priced for quick aale. Service. 649-3446. now for two ptyt-time and r- _ two = A PROMINENT paint manu- WATCH AND JEWELRY re- MANCHESTER GREEN -An- Houses For Rem 55 tractive 6 room Cape, large Hayes Agency, 64S-4808. Ask for Walt Bycholski, facturer desires salesman to pairing. Prompt service. Up to tlques. Open every day except Road. Crest, luxurious duplex kitchen, plenty of cabinets, ••• full-time dealer^. No cash out apartments, 4'j rooms, 1% THE INCOME TAX service. 649- Jim Gorman ADDITIONS Rec rooms, ire- lay. Earn as you learn. C3ar enter company training pro- $20 on your old watch In trade.; Monday. 481 E. Middle Turn- RCK3KVILLE AREA — Single ceramic bath, garage. 128x165. MAN(JHESTER — 8 ^ cto u s~ 6 8329. modeling, bathrooms tiled. baths, modem facilities, new homes available — Ranch, 6 Carlton W. Hutchins. Realtor. room Ranch, 1-car garage, $1QP Call 649-4291. necessary. (Commission. Phone gram leading to sales position Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, i Plh®- 648-7222. G.E. appliances, and many ex­ 247-7941. calling on painting contractors 737 Main Street, State Theater ------’------rooms, centrally located; Cape 840-6132. many extras. CsJI Carl Zinsser, MAP INCWME TAXES prepared by Building. tras. Open dally and Sundays. —4 rooms; Cape with 3 acres • • oY¥t get I so ly 30 Indi WORLD GORMAN MOTORS CARPENTRY and floor sanding and biUlders. We are looking Come in and see. Very reason­ (X)N(X)RD RD - Beautiful 643-(X)38, or Howard Realty Co., retired Internal Revenue of­ for a young man with college Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 of land; ranch—8 bedrooms; 282-6276. ficer. Marvin Baker, 643-6277. our specialty. Old floors made able rent. Appointments call attached garage, treed lot; ranch, large living room, form­ tiioii four Itit Route 88 Talcottvllle new.T.AUT 649-8458, aAKR tiAAiwiK 644-0616. RN or LPN, full 876-2077. or part-time, degree and a high deg;ree of for reference, Fuel and Feed 49-A MOUTON LAMB fur coat, size 643-6277, Mr. Baker. Evenings from $110 monthly. Rockville al dining room, cabinet kitchen, wide —mI aeaitvHme leal deee YOUR YARN SHOP now locat­ self - confidence; possessing 13-16, good condition, $49. Call call Mr. Gill, owner, 643-4362. Realty, 876-2527. 2 bedrooms, recreation room, ore 12 other nsape ed at 39 Cottage Street, hours Manchester-Veraon line across 875-6390. landscaped yard. Marion E. —prialed cn heavy paper in M 10-4, Monday through Friday, Special Semees 15 lmur?L^rso^nal“ fomati^^ DRY ^ W ^ . cut ^place FOUR—And five room apart­ COVENTRY — Rent or lease. Robertson, Realtor. 648-6958. keyed to the news from Vittner’s substanWl imagination. Com- ®*°Y® _P®>^ WHEE! WATER’S closed Saturdays. t> delivered. Tel. 742-7886. GIRL’S CLOTHINa—Teen and ments for rent, second floor; Large 6% room ranch, hot ond historical sit - BARROS BROTHERS—We spe- SEWING MACHINE pany benefits. If you feci y o u ______young misses dresses, coats, also, 7 room house for sale. MANCHESTER — Year old 6 cilize in concrete floors and water heat, acre lot, $110 ua lions all over the qualify send resume to Box K, ______blouses, size 8-12. Excellent 643-8342. monthly. References. Hayes room ranch, built-in kitchen, H0T-H0T.AND k indgdes oot only a 5m , de­ steps. Call Joseph Barros, 742- Her^d^______^ Garden—Farm—Dairy condition. 648-4364 after 7 p.m. wall-to-wall carpeting, nat Automobiles For Sale 4 1960 LARK, radio, heater, 7580. OPERATORS Agency, 848-4808. tailed worM mop but hrtivt world, such oet economic transportation, ask­ NEW LUXURIOUS 4 room Ural woodwork, attached ga­ THERE’S A LOT! n e e d Ca r ? Your credit turn EXPERIENCED grocery man. Products 50 SPRING ~ i 1j h e r e . All new apartment, carpeted, heat, hot SIX ROOM Cape, convenient to rage, $17,900. Hayes Agency, ing $235. Call 643-6228. lesser nwps and (harts ea bosk P0P9UTHW ed down? Short on do\ra pay Roofing—Siding 16 a p p l e s - Macs, Baldwins. stock for entire family. Sults^ water, refrigerator, stove, school and shopping, $135 643-4803 ment? Bankrupt? Reposses Ehcperienced operators and ket, 317 Highland Street_____ , Greenings, Deliciinis, Wind coats, and dresses. Come early • washing machine, garage. monthly. Call after 6 p.m., Now! For only 9'/ic* a news situotions.'Vheyli help yen Our crowded itote, tooitog slon? Don’t despair! ^ e ^on 1967 BUICK Super Special, A. A. DION, m e . Roofing, trainees needed. Excellent saps, Romes, Starks. Bunce for best selection. The Penny Adult couple only. $116 month­ 649-0060. HUGE SPOTLESS RANCH, how people are toncatoiied opportunity for qualified MECHANIC WANTED for new Saver, 616 Main Street. ly. 742-8090. family size kitchen, walnut day for fuel... hot water •aderstond front pope news eu the eowMBeiiU and M In est Douglas. Inqulrt about low needs tuneup, $295. 643-1466. siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ and used car department. Must Farm, 629 W. Center. 643-8116. est down, smallest pairments terations and 'additions Ceil­ trainees to learn sewing. ■INGLE HOUSE, 6 rooms, pri­ cabinets, three twin size bed­ world’s 20 lorfest cNiau, Apply be experienced. Company ^AILABLE Immediately—4 vacy, garage, shady yard. (Jail rooms, recreation room, Man­ for all—all the time! anywhere. No small loan or fi­ 1958 MERCURY Convertible ings. Workmanship guaran­ benefits plus paid hospitaliza­ nance company plan. Douglas i Montclair, very good condition. teed 299 Autumn St 648-4860. .Household Goods 51 W anted—^To Buy 58 room apartment, automatic mornings 742-7997. chester, only $18,990. Carlton tion. Apply Arnold Harris heat and hot water, convenient Stadents, teachers, discesslei Motors, 333 Main. 649-8742 between 8 p.m .-6 p.m. W. Hutchins, 649-’)132. If you live In a typical SPACE A UK BIDWELL HOME Improvement Service Manager, Bourne- b v e r y THINO IN sterilized re-1 BUT, 8B ^ ot trade an- location. Working couple. Call FOUR ROOM house, furnished house, you could easily run freap lenders end omoteur oewi I Company — Roofing, siding, al­ MANCHESTER MODES, -Buick, • - Inc.,- —285 Main ■ —Street, - - conditioned used furniture and I tlque and used furniture, china, 649-4319. or unfurnished. reasonable, COVENTRY — Privacy on S Han’t glass, silver, picture frames out of hot water several terations, additions and re­ INC. Manchester. appliances, high quality ■ low working adults, oil steam heat, acres, oversize 4 bedroom times a week. Interpreters will ell prize this tto laiMtDtitz of the Vat^ and old coliu, old dolls and 2V4 ROOM apartment, stove, re­ wane M wMch wt Im aad modeling of all types. Ebccel- Manchester prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 stove, refrigerator. 648-6389. Cape, plaster walls, large leat workmanship. 649-6496. Pine Street South Street, Rockville, 87S- guns, - hobby coUectlons. attic frigerator, heat, hot water. Ap­ rooms, trees, high location. Now you (fan have all the fine predocMea. aNa’a Ont anal alfarta to Salesmen Wanted 36-A 2174. Open 9-8. contents or whole estates. Fur­ ply Marlow’s, 867 Main. THREE BEDIUXJM home with Seldom offered at only $18,900. hot water you need a t one 'It. niture Repair Service 'Talcott- garage, 106 Oxford St. Call J. Lawrence F. Piano, Realtor, time for only 9%c* a day. DICK Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A PIECE MHIttry allianets around tha palling roofs of kinds, new n S P^®®®- AH ^ i o o i Condition, Septic Tanks W anted To Rent 68 MANCHESTER—Modern, cen­ Yea, thanks to Mobilheat The new nations of tha New WorW, ahowhif when roofs, gutter work, chimneys in| thf msjor rsess and re- world, showinf NATO, SEATO, LIGHT housekeeping room for AND trally located Cape, near —and an oil-fired hot water world, showinf hew they toi SovM Uatai has a foot­ SCHARLACKEN cleaned, repaired. Aluminum, _ . WANTED—Pour or five room llfions of the wdrld whieh CENTO, tha Soviet Bloc, the fainad their independence hold only 9Q ariitt froti Ito lady, block from State The-' rent, reasonable, two adults. schools, bus, shopping, fire­ heater of correct capacity— siding. 30 years’ experience ; tIN WANTED, 3-11 shift, 40 including Blue Cross and In- ABANDON about all woiries — place, aluminum storms. Vin your family can take care of etten lead to world tensioet. M lai Bloc and the Arab la a harry after World Wx H. Unitad Free estimates. Call Howley, hour week, <3all 649-4519. surance. Excellent advance­ Best buys at Ed’s. Refrigera' ater, private entrance, reason­ Flagged Sewert 048-8278. able. 649-7969 after 6. I Boggini, Bel Air Real Estate, all their washing needa at 64S-8S81. 643-0761. SECStETJ^Y - ReceptionUt— ment opportunity. Send resume tors, $30 and up. Complete lin e ______giving i^e, education and ex­ 643-9332. one time. SetfUKAn ASIA Recommends Unusual opportunity for a ca­ of used fu^tiu-e and appli- COMFORTABLE ROOM tori Mathise Cleaned Business Property C9MM9N MAMET perience to Box G, Herald. ances. We buy and sell. 283- NEW LISTING—7 room split In Mom can do the family The European Econdmic eom- KB CHINA Tha hot toner of the world, AHNCA M8NU EAST Heating and Plumbing 17 reer In a worthwhile an^’ ‘n- gentleman, separate entrance, Septic Tanka, Dry Welle, For Sale 70 showinf Laos, Vietnam, Ma­ terestlng position in the "i 5240 or 233-4602. 1610 Part: paridng. CWl 649-2666. quiet residential area. Present wash, Sla can do the dishes munity, thowini its mam- Tha rattiest Communist A new I1|ht in the dark con­ Tha haart of tot Arto WML Situations Wanted— Street, Hartford. Open 0-7. Sewer Lines InstaUed—Cel­ liaiit, showinf the major dta- laysia, Indonesia, whtru tha tinent, showinf the new na­ PLUMBING AND Heating, of a doctor in the Ro lar Waterproofing Done. INVESTMENT PROP^IRTY — ly utilized ms 4 bedroom home. at the same time Junior ton, lii almt and Its eompa- showinf vdMra ed and la- Female 38 Modern kitchen with built-ins, takes hlB bath, and you en­ titien, tha European Fret putas with iti ntifhbert, both Wast and the Communista tions tmerfinf from colon­ iionalitm http a ilralacic new installations and repairs. area. Apmicant must t ______ening home. 643-0763. 1 M 9 - 3 2 6 6 .______(combination position) country setting. Aluminum ORDER BLANK ACREAGE AVAILABLE In Bol­ storms, screens, doors. Bel­ 2-Door Hardtop. Automatic transmis- 181B. for salesl^ies and ca^er. foTtSudi^liri^y KELVINATOR electric range, JThis is a newly created poai- WE GIVE To: "BACKGROUND NEWS MAP" M?^ m mother worits, v J - ®*$®W®>»t condition. CaU 643- tlon. Applicant ahould have: SAME DAY ton (Jentqr. Frederick M. Gaol, flore Agency, 648-5121. Use This Coupon To Order si(Hi, radio, whitewall tires. Many 1 ^ ’ 177 Hartford Road, Hah- non-RockvlUe area. CWl 876- «07. 1. B.S. or B.A. Degree in Busi­ Bndcer, 648-2682, 648-0281. MAN(» 1ESTER EVENING HERALD Millinery, Dressmaking 19 Chester, 10 a.m.—9 p.m. o,»------MANCHESTER - Ansaldi GREEN STAMPS other extras. ness Administration, Manage­ TV SERVICE B O X 440, NEW YORK 46. N .Y . 790 1961 WESUNGHOUSE electric ment, Ihigineering, or Educa­ Heights. Large B room Ranch LADIES’ and gentlemen’s cus­ SBCHETART - Receptionist— ------^------Houses For Sale 72 tom tailoring and alterations. stove« very good conditian, $80. tion. with com]|rfete recreation room, Your "Background News Mop" in f a n t or child car« in my Call 236-8104. 2. 4 years experience in Buai- AND 2-flreplacea, hot water oil heat, 648-2364. 10,600 - WELL. KEPT 6% rodm tile bath, plastered walls, MORIKRTY teresUng p S S T ta thrM fice: home by day or WMk J4S-0187. SPECIAL—Clearance sale co and/or Education. ranch, S bedrooms, attractive 8. 1 year experience in Ad- ANTENNA dining area, auburban. Owner garage, excellent condition Moving—Tmddiig—^ of a local doctor. AppUesnt i ALTBRATlOTfS and ironing new Motorola stock-rcne 10" . . , -, . _ throughout. Priced at $20,6(X>. SIMf*LY FILL OUT THIS COUPON AND ENCLOSE $1 IN CASH, NAML. portable, $189.96; one deluxe mli^tratfon or Supetyiyry ex- aiuioiu. Gariton W. RntoUns. BROTHERS Ted TrudoHi INC. Storage 20 mijst be neat, ^ tplri and aoc a piece tor S n ln g r^ INSTALUTION Charles Laspetanoe, 649-7620. MONEY ORDER OR CHECK AND MAIL IT TO THE ADDRESS able to meet the public, neas- 643-9981.------10'* portable, $146.96; one con- perience and roapanslblUty. Raaltor, 6400112. ADNE9L MANCa n am BR Del}ven. Ught ant surroundings, liberal bene­ Intaraatsd appUoanta ahould TOLLAND TURNPIKE ' sole, reg. $364.96, now $210.97; Ma n c h e s t e r — Bxecutiva • $5,600 — OOZY, CSamtoitaUe 9- ON COUPON— OTL trucking and packagfe dsUvery. fits, salary conunensurate with COMPANION or practical nurse one deluxe console, reg. apply to: TURNPIKE TV bedroom fapeh, 0 fireplaces, 3 room home, 200 foot drilled 643-5135 experience. References both Buparinten y t ^ MKwfai TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. Retrlgwators, wasbars and to adults or efaUdren, Ught $630.06, now $310.07. Bariow'ii TmI: M 9 .3 4 M baths, zeersatlon room, heated well, quiet location; small stove moving specialty. Voiding peracnaL and husitveaa re duties, hours arranged. 640- TV, 1080 Tolland Tninpika Ijmti^aere lot. Bai Air Beal down paymant. Carlton W. 3 0 M IS C m MT Si . chain for rent 610470: quired. Write Boot N, Herald. ■3686. ■ , , ' Bucklapd. Covantiy, Cooii. e. lUattor, 6M«U1 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY i. 1»64 PASS TWENTY Average Deiljr Net Preee Run The.VWMil Matirb^at^r Svm tad For tlw Week Bnded Foftoawt of. ••■ Febntary 1 ,19M V,. _____ Zone I Scandia Lodge, Order Vasa, Members of the Chamlnade M oN sIl a t Musical Club wlU play for week; will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at ■aavjr Hi*i a M I u i : Two Apartment Projects Arid fo r «jetenolcB e l About Town ly prdyer services at the M an­ Orange Hall. C arl Thoren la In 13,889 ufadg, low in Sl)b chester Convalescent Home. charge of refreshments. Sion tor IJ L « l c h Member of the Audit ▲ fn«>« on mouth-to-mouth Inc., to maintain an adrertlihy Mrs. Cyrus Tompkins will play Bureau of Oirculation Muaettation win be shown to On Zoner^s Agenda Feh. 17 sign on the .south side of Tol- for a service tomorrow at The Manchester Chapter of 0 I fiw efceetar "ACUyof VQU49 Charm members o f ^ Blghth District 10:30 a.m, . ^ • • the Holy Fam ily Retreat League jahiil TYike., at Oakland St., to lire Depsrtment tomorrow at will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Special axceptiona that wduldatown did not taka up the option Rasldenoa Zone A. T:S0 p.m. at headquarters, Main at the Knights of Columbus on the property In time. It has Banitoi’s request is being The Salvation Army Bible permit two major garden apart­ YOL. LXXXm* NO. 108 (TWSNTT PAGES) XANCHESTBR, OONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY $, 1964 (OlaaMHoi Aem tW ng lii Faga 10) PRICE SEVEN CENH and BOniard Sts. A represen­ Home. since been repurchssed by Green made for V an Stroten, who op­ non iNt Tu 1 study class scheduled to meet ment projects, with a total of tative from the Hartford E31ec- Manor. erates the Manchester Taxi I’luii'f ''' '■ mmtrn rt rln L l ^ t Co. will personaUy On'OTiursdays has bem can cel^ f'fiM' Ij'.ll { V Ml'. - ' '!' • s Nu Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma 169 dwelling imits, are sched­ The p r o p o s e d s;partments Op. and the Parkway Service demonstrate this lifesaving for tomorrow only. Phi will meet tonight at 8 at the uled for pubUe hearing before would sl9o Include a swimming Center, and who would operate method. Refreshments will be home of Miss Marilyn Broneill, pool. a i»rod car lot at the Tolland served. the zoning board of appeals Events St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild 35 Ashland St. Both requests ars tor special T)l>ks. looatlon aa Parkway will meet tomorrow at 11 a.m. (ZBA) at a meeting set tor 8 U Thant Asks UN Council exceiptiona, not variances. U n ­ ■as Christian Social Relations pjn. on Feb. 17 in the Munici­ U sed Oars. In the Guild Room at Uie The Manchester WATES will der the town’s sondng regula­ Cbmmittee of the WSCS of South pal Building hearing room. church. Members are reminded hold its aimual banquet tomor­ tions, group dwellings — such NOW $11.6 Billion Tax Cut Methodist Church will sponsor The larger project is being In State to bring sandwiches. Dessert row at 7 p.m. at the Knights as garden apartment develop­ a seminar on “ Discipline, asked by Walter B. Spencer fo r and beverages will be served by of Columbus Home. Mrs. John ments of two or more bulldmgs Take Over Cyprus Crisis Whose. ResponslbUlty?” tomor­ a tract east of 247 O ^ a n d St., Mrs. Ellen Bronkle, Mrs. Mae Pavelack is in charge of ar­ —may bs built in any residen­ FUEL O IL row at 7:80 p.in. In the recep­ between property owned by G. Robinson and Mrs. Edna Karl- rangements. tial zone, providing the Z B A tion hall of the church. Inter­ F. Mott and Mrs. Ida Copping. "It has bean experienced inOcoiisultatlon with other goyam- Danbury Hat Co. sen. grants a special exception. TUNIS (AP)—U.N. Sec-t ested persons are welcome to The property. In Residence Munson's ‘^ 1 4 V 2 C ® ^ tho past that the Security Ooun- ments in view of aetting up a Officers of the Itallan-Ameri- Ebcceptiona m ay be granted rOtary-General U Thant attend, wlU be served. can Society will meet tomorrow Zone A and Rural Residence oQ could taka sffoctlva action If peaco-malnlnalntainlng mission,’’ a To Ceawe Work Co. 4 of the Town Fire D e­ pro'viding the bovd finds that said today the Security O n Verge of Approval tho big tew ers wore In a g r ^ militaryy force wmch Britain and partment will meet tonight at 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the club house Zone, Is now owned by John the proposal wlH not cause Newly elected officers of ment,’’ 'Thant said. the UnitUnited States have proposad at the firehouse on School St. on Eldrldge St. Barnini. health or traffic proiblems or de­ Council should take up the •DANBURY (AP)—The Frank World War I Auxiliary will have To Show Slides Plans call for 18 separate CANDY Cyprus crisis because all "In the present ease, all big be drawn from the North Atlan­ a rehearsal Sunday at 2 p.m. valuate the value of neighbor­ GASH SAVINGS H. Lee Hat Oo., last factory John Mather Chapter, Order Stan Welah, who has lived in buildings containing six or powers have sympathy for the tic Treaty Organisation. lakota Council, Degree of ing properties. I I’ I'O other efforts to solve it at the V F W Home, 608 E. Cen­ of DeMolay, will have a drill eight apartments each, a swim­ Cyprus government. I don’t sec But "tho first prerequisite of here to turn out the complete ter St. All offlcMS, including Pocahontas, will meet tonight EJurope for five years, ■will per­ Also on the Z B A agenda are team rehearsal tonight at 7 at ming pool, a tennis court, and a KITCHEN have failed. why the Seourity Council could a sensible eoluUon,” Thant addr men’s hats which made Dan­ B ig Hurdles new, present and appointed, are at 7:30 at Odd Fellows' Hall. sonally present his colored requests for a special exception Thant told a newi conference the Masonic Temple. pond and picnic area. There not take effocUve moans for the ed, "is acceptability of any pro­ bury famous as. a hatting center reminded to attend. After the meeting there will be from John Barnini, for a used before boarding a plane for New camera adventure, “Tuscany, would be 130 dwelling units in M akers o t Fbie Candles maintenance of law and order posal by tns Cyprus govern- from 1780 until the 1960’s, will a social hour and refreshments. car dealer’s license tor a Busi­ York the council should meet Italy’s Odden Province,” at the project. In Cyprus.” ment.’’ be riiut down for good next Seen Oeared ness Zone n location east of f*only after a porles of informal Columbia Man 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Bailey The smaller project, with 29 Thant expressed thanks to the The Greek Cypriot president month. 449 Tolland ’Tpke.; Famous for Old Advertisement— Auditorium of Manchester units in two buildings, is being talks and disciiMtons.” British government for Its of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios, The parent company, the PKR X H R O W ’E M Is Bankrupt High School. The show, which asked by J. A. McCarthy for For a special exception for Fashioned Goodness Thant cut short a tour of Af­ "tim ely action” in reinforcing has insisted on Security Council John B. Stetson Oo., has called In the Senate O A 1.1 ON DONT AWAY! You are never alone. Rely on will benefit the Ltrtz Junior property on the south side of Peter Van S>traten, for a limit­ rica because of the explosive Its garrison on Cyprus to enforce control of the proposed 10,000- employes to a meeting tomor­ \ Oonnecticut Bank and Trust A petition for bankruptcy Museum, will include many Lawton Rd., near W eaver Rd., ed repairer’s license tor a Busl- 2 Stores to Serve Yon 3 altuation on the Mediterranean the cease-fire between the feud­ man NATO force. Britain and row afternoon. WASHINGTON (AP)— Still plenty of wear left the United States have refused Company with its qualified per­ from Lawrence Augustus W ag­ subjects rarely seen by the cas­ in Residence Zone A. Island. A U.N. spokesman in ing Greek and Turkish Cypriot Operations In the Mg plant In your Abee when you because such a omdition would The administration’s $11.6« sonnel and its diversified de­ ner of Hop River Rd., Colum­ ual ■visitor to Ekirope’s "miracle The tract of about 2V4 acres MANCHESTER FUEL OIL N ew York said a councU meet oommunlUes. at Shelter Rock Rd., and Lee- have them rebuilt In a give the Soviet Union an oppor­ partments to smooth your way, bia, has been referred to Ref­ province.” is owned by Green Manor Es­ Jng on Cyprus could be expected He said he. was aware the mac Ave. will be terminated billion tax cut bill moved to- • professional shoe repair SHOPPING PARKADE tunity to interfere. when you urgently need advice eree in Bankruptcy Saul S«ld- Walsh has produced many tates, and abuts the eastern though none was Imminent British government "luU been In when present orders are com day to the brink of final shop. ALL W O R K Ekistic Stoeklngs, On Cyprus, a one-day, emer­ and assistance regarding fi­ short-subject films Ihroughout edge of the Green School prop­ pleted. Lee and Disney h als In OVARAinYaED! man in U.S. Federal Court at COOPERATIVE gency airlift of U.S. depehdents passage in the Senate. nancial matters. You are the Old World as well as being erty. OPEN EVERY SUN. ttie future yyIU be finished at Hartford. O il COMPANY ended Wednesday night after Democratic leaders said if the among friends here, when you a skilled writer. He gained his It is one of two pieces whic.’i JnissM — Mts the main Stetson plant In Phila­ Wagner, an electrician for SINCK. I9^,^ carrying 672.American women bill wasn’t passed by tonight, it apply for a Loan, Mortgage, earlier film production and were set aside in 1950 by Green delphia. SAM YULYES Hamilton Standard division of ,’11,% liltOMt STKFET and children to Beirut, Lebanon. almost certainly would ^ ap­ plan your Bistate, provide for travel experience while serving Manor tor school use, but which ROUTE 6, BOLTON About 220 persons will lose Same Side as Watkins United Aircraft Corporation, ARTHUR DRUe Tr:i.. fi 1.1-1. More than half the 1,200 proved Friday. It has already your Retirement. Gain fi- as a navigator and mission reverted to the Woodbrldges, House Southerners their jobs because of the shut­ cleared the House. notes liabilities of $4,967.13 and 28 OAK STREET nsncial peacc-of-mind with a American dependents on the assets of $400, the latter of photographer in the United the previous owners, when the down. Among them will be the At least 10 to 12 amendments OPEN MONDAYS ^•lslt to C.B.&T. at 893 Main. 15 Mediterranean island dscided to which some $350 in household States Ninth Air B\>rce during entire membership, about 126,' some dealing with such con­ North Main or the Parkade. stay. The voluntary evacuation of Local 11, United Hatters, Cap goods is exempt. World W ar H. He is a gradu­ was arranged after the bomb­ troversial issues as reductions ahd Millinery Workers Interna' Unsecured creditors, over ate of the University of South­ Cry ‘Steamroller’ ing of the U.S..Em bassy ahd the in the depletion allowances, for tional Union. $100, include the Beneficial Fi­ ern California, where he major­ burning of two American-owned oil and gas— remained to be nance Corp. of WiUlmantlc, ed in d'vU engineering. He is a oars Tuesday night When hatting and the union acted on before a final vote. $600; the S. I. T. Credit Corp. member of a planning team tor ' WASHINGTON (A P )— Southemors raised the cry of An American official said oth- were both In their heyday In But the administration cleared N A T O bases in W estern B3u- OPEN TUESDAY & THURSDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. Danbury, just prior to the 1917 its final Mg hurdle Wednesday of Hartford, $2,213.96 for a car ers who want to leave irus ■NOTICE! rope and North Africa. “ steamroller” today against a bipartisan group that has Cym strike. Local- 10, the hat mak­ with a 48-46 defeat of a RepuM which has been repossessed; „ ^______i.-:j ...eeiren fte eiwll ,-iffhfa would hav6 to do SO oo tholT Your Investment Headquarters -11 lican effort to repeal the 10 per and the B’alrfax Family B’undof Tickeits for the program on so far crushed all atfdmpls to weaken the civil rights ers, had about 1,700 members. OPEN SATURDAYS 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. cent retail excise tax on four Loulssvllle, Ky., for $533.58. Se­ Tuscany may be purchased at bill in the House. * (Bee Page Five) Local 11, the finishers, apd Lo­ cal 12, the trimmers, about categories. for your convenience. Our regular weekly schedule as fol­ cured claims ot $459.30 include the door. ^ e coalition o f . Republicans Negroes by. eating, lodging or I, 400 members each. lows: Monday thro Friday 9 A.M. to 8 P.M.; Thursday Eve­ $12 In taxes to the Town' ot and Democrats put together by entertainment establishments. The GOP proposal wotdd have A 15S-M vote against an Locals 10 and 12 have been ning 7 PJH. to 9 P.M. Coventry, Atty. I. M ayo Ooheri the House leaders of each par­ wiped out World War H levies amendment by Rep. George merged and have a member- of Wllkmantic ia repreaenting ty scored Its blg$;est victory on furs, cosmetics. Jewelry, Meader, R-Mlch., Oiat would Army Troops shio of about 860 Wagner in the b a n k r u p t c y Wednesday ' night when It ap­ watches and luggage tocludinr SHEARSON, HAMMILL A 00. have draetically limited the ef­ Three backshopa remain fai handbags, and would have cost dalm . special proved with only minor, changes 918 SIAIN STREET— TEL- 6M-2821 uie key public accommodations fect of the provision, cUmsxed On Alert for operation, Danbury—the Mal­ the Treasury about $460 mllUoa Founded 1802 THURSDAY ONLY section of the lO-part hill. a long day of frustration for lory plant also operated by the a year. Members N e w Yortc Stodc Exchange Tile provision, which, along Southern opponents and touched Stetson Co., the Paul-M artin To line up votes against H, and Other Leading Exchanges. with the rest of the bill faces a off the first rssl display of bit­ Co., and the Danbury Rough Democratic leaders pledged a tough time In the Senate, would ter sectional feeling since de­ Race Crisis H at Co. review of all federal excises LAST GALL prevent discrimination against bate started Friday. Two plants remain in opera­ later this season, starting In tha LEASE Rep. Paul C. Jones, D-Mo., TUSKEGEE, Ala. (AP)—U.S. tion In nearby Bethel, the Bar­ House Ways and Means Com­ THB shouting, " H is old steamroUsr Army units have been placed on ton Rmigh Hat Co. and Bieber- mittee. Cleveland Pupils Is roUlng,” accused the leader­ alert at Ft. Bennlng, Oa., (or Ooodman Associates. They are Sen. John J. WilUama, R-Del., 1964 ship of shutting off attempts to possible use in'Alabama’s latest also baekahops. told reporters he would be ready The Right Torch For You To Be Integrated alter the bill by putting uo a Integration crisis. The Asso­ A baekahop turns a handful today to offer an amendment to CAR united front against any gno an ciated Press learned today. of rabbit fur into a large, loose cut the present 27Vi per cent oil amendments. Elements of the 2nd Infantry cone which ia shnmk through and gas depletion allowance— Of Your OhMoa CLEVELAND. Ohio (AP) — And Reps. Edward J. Patten, Division apd the U th A ir Assault heat and pressure to a rough hat subject of some sharp attacks • Yearly CStvsland’s school Integration D-N.J., and George Andrews, Group were alerted Wednesday body, approximately the size of over the years— to 20 per cent. erlais, which was marked by D-AIa., engaged In a shouting for movement Into east A la ­ a finish^ hat but without fin This would pick up $260 mil­ • Monthly TO SAVE! argument sparked by Patten’s bam a within SO minutes, lahed brim or trim. lion In additional revenue. But Vlolencs at ons school a wsek Craig Foamier, 18, of Tonawanda, N. Y., steps, from helicopter after his rescue • Weekly at an ago. Is over a major hurdle. remark that Southern argu­ sources at Columbus, Oa., said. A frontahop, such as the Lee from snowy Mt. Washington, N. H., today. He and three other Syracuse Uni­ the Senate has rejected many 7m United Freedom move- ments he has been listening to Officially, the Army, neither plant, finishes the hat and ap- similar efforts to reduce‘ttie al­ MORIARTY mayron*s Blent, a confederation of civil aU week "make me sick.” confirmed nor denied the glert. p ^ the leather, band and other versity students, report^ missing sinee Friday, were rescued today. (A P Pho- lowance in recent years. thts gnxms, has accepted the Andrews grabbed a second "No «rders have been received ° tofax.) After tile ■vote on toe retail ex­ BROTHERS bake ehope Sveland School Board’s latest microphone and said he hoped or Isnied to employ Army At «me.time Danbury and cise taxes, toe Senate bog sed Sale Ends Sat, Feb. 8th apropoMl. That proposal calls forPatten would suK>ort an amend­ forces In Alabema,” tbs Ft. Bethel aecpimted fPr more than down to six hours of Hy ted de­ Inunsdlats Int^fTatlon at three ment to pay the coets of moving Bennlng Informatlbn cfflce mid- bate over an Attempt to knock Negroes from ths Siouth to Nsw The iriirL w as tMs'"ftvBt' ds“ ------—^— t i f *— fradm ninanlly Fi>ite schools more m ta n hgts S® Fourth Deathly out of toe M U a section of pubtto i i ^ e vacant classrooms^ wsfS Jersey, and Patten assured him vslopment of this nature under utility regulation. fesk« used by elassss transport- be would. , , ) , the admiiUetfatkm of P p m M* I t a e " ' Students ^Safe, Until that snag devMoped, Read Herald Ads. " W e ’re glad to have trOur Johnson who Is faced with hfo •d from the predominantly Ne (Questioned in managers of toe biU had been sets," h« told Afidrevw. first showdown cm racial Issues. Fights GUyttall § N Haseldell School. confident they could bring toe famous Mayor James Rea of Notasul- HAltTFCBtD (AP) — The tax measure to a final vote by gg, a small east Alnhama town, HasM • iM i * (See Page ntoto) M O aPa^ usual saying, "you can’t fight Rogers Case Lifted from Peak tonii^t. 'oiojwd all tta s t i l l s today be­ city hall.” did not Hold true' On two close votes, the fcnate PrapiM cause a fire Wednesday night ot hws .today, . decided to retain In toe MU a m tail li|M* ih tfis w iSer fh t v iq n ^m which PoUce investigation has dis­ The olty sStl on a Uaek city House provision barring federal welgM, piatel- left the town short of watw. car is no protection for the closed a fourth Infant death to MT. WASHINGTON, N. H. (A P )-F o u r Syracuse Lady Pepperell DEDUeniliE iMTERtAINMENT the case of Mrs. Nora B. Rogers regulatory agencies from re­ grip flana controL Word that the schools would red ticket ^ven pArking ■vio­ University students, missing since Monday in the wil­ quiring utilities to pass along Four-foot floiiblo be closed was late in reaching o f EiUleld, formerly of Rock- ASSOCIATED Wrm ACTIVE BUSINESS lators. derness near the highest peak in the northeast, were Immediately to their customers hose. Safo propaM some pupils and parents. C!on- ■ville who police say has ePil- A t leaist byo etty employes found alive today. tax savings achieved imder too fuel eyiindar clips sequently, some of them showed learned this the b ir d w ay to­ fissed responslbUity in the They had taken shelter in a 1962 Investment credit provision. on bolt, frois up 1995 up at the high school to wplch six 'death ot two ot the babies. Bradford, 26, of Syracuse, N.Y. day. they will have to pay eats and cases State Police Maj. Samuel moimtain hut. They were spot­ "We just got caught in a This credit permits compa­ your hMds. With DEUVERED IN MANCHESTER Negroes have been ordered the fine. Rome, said today that an elght- ted simultaneously by search­ storm,” , they reported as they nies to subtract from their taxes pencll-flarm or blow­ transferred by a federal judge. The ticketing o l cHy-owned up to 7 per cent of toe outlays m Hio and weight. oil filter, air cleaner, dual signal lights, wheal discs, 2 The helicopter brought three safe return of their sons. Lady Pepperell combed percale sheets, frpni^j^ state of Maine that a (AP) — Communist guerrlllaa year coolant . . . and Ford Motor Co. 2 year or 24,999 Tax Primer 8 down on the first trip— Robert "This is great,” the alder Serfoct for hnwleting. carpentry, ep- mile warranty. FEDERAL LABEIL LIST PRICE $2178. yobM} son was taken away struck their hardest blows By STANLEY MEIBLEB ^Va., >ch^rman ot the Senate Koppe, 21, of Massapequa Park, Koppe exclaimed to newsmen. hebtery. Noturei boih.in tteple ex­ fine quality—type 186—for luxury sleeping froiQibHe fam ily while Mrs. R og- against U.S.-backed Vletaaiii. WASHINGTON (AP)—There’S Bankinjg\Oommlttee, called-the N.Y.; Peter Catelll, 19, of tractor. Two leg length* 1/4' end wS a ^ husband, Charles, lived ese government forces today a m o c Down ★ Month a long wait ahead the A m er­ truthdn-lMiding MU "absolutely Rouses Point, N.Y.; and Peter (See Page Twelve) tor tlwrei'v. Mnee a Saigon ooup deposed S/1d'- iempeef. PtHh.batten leading. ^ I V o Bank Financing ican coneumer before Oongreee unworkable,'*^ and added: ‘T ’ll Is Dinner Deductible? The itote police (ffficlal said the old mllltaity Jmita Jan. 30. approves President Johneon’e never agrPe to Its passage." the childr ‘Charles Jr., was re- Major onslanghte weW staged program to protect the coneum- The bill, long proposed by JUST SAY: mo'ved from the famUy’s car° In battalion stTOngOi south interests. Ben, Paul H. Douglas, D-Ill., By C. W. SaaOENEMAN ^youT A re theae deductible under or’a after suataining a broken arm and nertfaweet of the capital. 2.17 ttewagm/per Enterprise Assn the new lawT Even proponents of the pro-, would reqtore all lenders of “TRADE WELL” "CHARGE IT, and othto possible injuries. Sale Size Sale credit to w c lo s e to borrowers Johnson'Holds Talks, Ftost, the ouatomer’s w ife’s gram see little chance this year (Eighth of 10 ArUclea) Maine ' offfototo are investigat­ U.S. ATHLETES HELD .2JW Twin Fitted B o tto m s ...... 2.17 tor Oongrera to enact more than in advance the actual annual expenses must qualify as ordi­ ing the inistMtot. INNSBRUCK, A u s t r i a PLEASE." ...... 2.77 Double Fitted Bottoms .2J17 There was a widespread feel- a couple of the many items pro­ rate of Interest they will have No. 800 HEAVY DUTY On These Select Used Cars nary and necessary business Maj. Romjnnd Tolland Coun­ (A P )— ^Three membere of the posed by Johnson for the aid of to pay. ll^ tor a while that ■under the expenses under the oM law. ty Coroner Bernard J. Acker­ U.S. Winter Olymploe team— ^ CEILING TILE TACKER That la,, the taxpayer must the American hotuewlfe “as This MU received a better re­ Seeks Votes in N.Y. ’61 CADILLAC •sw entertatoment deduction man met today in the office of one akler nnd two tobogan- 42x38" Cases . . . .ea. 67c have a clear burinem puipoee she seeks the best value for the ception in the House, where First time ever at this low, low Model 62 convertible, all white with late— ^were arreated h e n ear­ ■Hies, you ■would lutve to talk rather than a personal or social hard-earned dollar she epende." Rep. Leonor K. SulUvan, D-Mo. price. Drives 5 sires of staples from white top and blue leather interior (See Page Twelve) ly today for etealtog a ear 14' to 9,/16", including exclusive dkoot buatoMs 'ovter dinner with purpose to Incurring such an The most optimism centers on pledged full cooperation. She is NEW YORK (AP)—Presidentoon the great efforts he started and diotarMng the pence, a with radio, heater, power steering- chairman of the House Banking Johnson, eager for N ew York’s for lasting peace.’ LOKTILE Staples for ceiling tile in- ^2995 a eustoQMr to order to have the expense. If It is toipraotical un­ bills to screen pesticides^, to re police apokeeman aaid. Tha brakes-windows. Excellent condltion-, 43 electoral votes In the Novem­ stalletion. Has snap-open load, built- der the droumstances to en­ quire fuU Infbrmatlim" about Committee’s subcommittee on After the dinner, Johnson' epokeenuui aaid BUI Marolt, •cat of the meal deducted. over-the-counter stocks And to consumer affairs, which has ber election, is emphasizing spent nearly an hour at a party in staple extractor, tertain ItM customer without 20, a elder Aspea, Coto,, ’63 LINCOLN However, this is not neoes- In sist therapeutic, diagnostic' jurisdiction over it. ■ meeting's and discussions during in his honor at the town house Power Dot for super Lady Almy Knitting Yarns taia wife (l.e., where the cus­ George Farmer, 26, toboggaa- Continental 4-door sedan. Autumn MARTEX TOWEL JUBILEE ■trUy 00. Under two dmun- and prosthetic de'vlces. The truth-in-packagtog -biU his 29-nour stay In N ew York of M ary Lasker, philanthropist driwe. $ 7 . 9 5 tomer and his wife come from News Tidbits let of Seattle, Waoh., and hla Frost. A ll fine Lincoln equipment •taixMa tiM cost of the ous- The outlook 'seems bleak for. was approved by a Senate Ju- a t y . and widow of advertising mag­ out of tow n), the. customer’s teammate, Mike Heeeel, 21, ^495 DAISY - MULTI-STRIPE - ROSE PAHERNS Conwr’s end your meal, as writ, the two bUls that took up the 'diciary subcmnmtttee last June from the A P ' After lunching with editors of nate Albert D. Lasker. Includes balance of factory warranty. OVER 60 COLORS IN wife’s expenses would gener­ Eugene, Ore., wen nrreeted m ay be deductible. most attention In Johnson’s mes- 18. But the full committee, head- the N ew York Times today, COMPLETE MATCHING SETS ally be to the deduottMe cate­ after a chaee by tw o pollen ’61 IMPERIAL 4 OZ. — 4 P L Y . Germantown Nylon-Orion First, where the dtoner quali- sage to Congress; The truth-in- Sen. James O. Eastland, Johnson had an afternoon ap­ (See Page Fourteen) gory. pMrol eon to downtown Inae- gfos as a busineos meal — that packaging and the truth-in-lend- D-Miss., never has apted on it. Dr. Ralph Ginsberg, chairman pointment for a closed meeting LANTERNS BY RAY-O-VAC Convertible. Black with white top FACE HAND BATH Knitting Worttsd Sayelle Second, your wife’s ex- brook. fta where the olrcumatanoeo are tof measures. Eastland would make no com­ of National Manpower Advisory with toe 30-member executive and white leather Interior. Com­ penaee a n deduotibto if. dte ^2595 Regular 69c Regular $1.39 Regular $1.99 $1.49 Value Resrular 96c ( •ondoolve to buataeas diaoua- to addition, the outlook la the ment to newsmen about the Committee, speaking in Miami, committee of the President’s pletely equipped. jotoa you, the customer and CUBA STOPS W AHat ■Ion, ttw axpanae of the meal same for a host others', in­ President's mesaagie. says 82-hour work week is only! Club of New York. This Is an Filipinos .Mourn fata w ifi btoause bei the cUotomer'a o t to deduotUile even though bual- cluding Mils to inspect drugs The bill to require full disclos­ 10 years and "four Junipe” to ] ganization of people who have MIAMI Fin. (A P)—Havana ’63 METEOR wife is present radio said Cuba’s water eerv- Custom 2-door. Castilian Gold with naaa la not aotuaUy diacuaaad. and cosmetica, to raquire warn- ure of over-the-counter aecurl- future. . . Bodies of three U,S. li^ven at least $1,000 to the Aguinaldo Death $1.09 $1.69 88c 79c Baoond, where the dinner B ut' remember,. after Jujy loe to toe Guantanamo B ay red and white Interior. V-8 englns, tog labels, to inspect aU meat ties was passed by toe Senate Air Force fliers, killed last Democratic party. ■lUMr diractly precedes or fol- sa, 1663, you muat have oom- UJS. naval baee wae cut o n radio, heater, Mercomatic, poww and jtioultry, and to increase toe last year but Its movemeiU has week in East Germany when . Johnson also was prepared to MANILA, Philippines (AP) — 4995 lowo a suhatantial and bona flde ' ■with the now beoord-be^ today and wUl rensata off an- autoority of toe Federal“ ■ - - Trade - slowed down by toe House shot down by Soviet fighter meet With U Thant, secretary- steertog. rulea to obtain any of the The Philippines began 16 days tu Sd Oubiu flehermea hMd t ■■■ dlaeusakin the dtoner Oommlasion. Commerce Committee. plane, to Waahlngton for heroes’ general of the United Nations, Regular $1.00 Regular S9c ' deduettons. of national mourning today for to the United State# ere $ n .w ’59 STUDEBAKER to dadiMtible Just as k » g as At tha most, all these bUls will Rep. John D. Dingell, D- tribute. . . Head of U.S. in­ provided Thant got back from Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, hero of Ihto •hntartotoment’M a aasoci- Example: to ths oaae o t a likely , have to wait for anotoar Mlch., predicted that this MU spection team, just returned Ml African tour. It seemed freed. But people at the been buatoess meal or a meal direot- the islands’ independence strug­ mey go d li^ but they won’t . 2-door Lark. Radio, heater, standard ^ 9 5 CAHHOH BATH TOWELS S r TERRY DISH TOWELS t f •tod with the taxpayer's (to- year. would paea this year, though In from Antarctic, declines to say doubtful;'U Thant would arrive gle at the turn of the century. on emidoye’s) trade or ly preoeding or following a Johnsoo, In his message a atrongar form than passed by whether group found any So- in time'to' see Johnson. The be tUrety. A foar-ndlUea gal­ NO. 301 tilansmlssion. Yellow. Aguinaldo, 94, died today at SPORTSMAN* sUbstanttol bustaeos diacusskm Wednesday, said that "fpr far the Senate. vlet violation of treaty. . . President. departs tor Washing­ lon taaker was reosoved tn m to piaicins Regular 4 for $1.99 Regular $5.99 Veterans Memorial Hospital In Tour diamr would be hdly wMh a customer you must keep too long, toe consumer has had I Most of Johnson’s otHor con- M arina Oswald m ay wind up to­ ton topight' the mothbaU fleet at NorfoBi, hr turaine ’63 WILLYS PICK-UP ttie foBowing reoorda: The Manila after his third heart at­ Va., thne yeare ege and eta- Powsrftil ggduoUbto to both tbeae sltua- too ntue voice and too little ■umer prpii la aiO )mder the day her teetlmony linking her Wednesday night, Johnson ad­ tack in eight days. Nearly blind Haaed In the herbor ia event Md «am im natb- Forward control, Hydraturn Plow. MARTEX DISH TOWELS 4n»1J$ MOlURCH lORYLIC BUNKET ’M; glana e x ^ where Om IRS rate of the meal, the addrem of weight in government. He has jurisdiction of the HoUae C(»n- slain husband to assassination dressed toe annual dinner of the Shock stMorbor mounted Msiad foiihi wmm wou have dahnad de- the raataugant and the amount JoseMi O. Kennedy Jr. Founda­ and unable to walk, he had o f Jnet Bueb a One owner, low mileage. ^2495 had to take a back eeat."- meroe Commlttae. ot John F . Kennedy. spent most of the last four years hMiN bulb. Red flasMiig emsfw Regular 59c and 89c Regular 79e-99e f ir subataniial of the cxpeiMUturm for the Speaker John W. McCiormaok Rep. Kenneth A. Rpbarts, D- Hetaon A. RockefeUer, epeak- tion,, a no»Parilsan organization. Sbertly after ■Mwy Hght wiui separate awHeb. to the hospital. His 82-year-old eblp’B ooBdeneew > mnoonts of personal Hvtag ex- meal, the name, title or other of Masaaohusette quickly ara- Ala., chairman of the eommit- tog t o . Washington, D.C., Paying tnmite to the memory second wife died there last amoee, h i anoh on “abuoe” o sm , designatton of the cuotemer dlcted that the consumer M ils tee’s aubcommlttsA on health lAorgns country "la plagued by ot President 'John F. Kennedy, back to woridng DRIP-DRY COTTON FURHt m ST COTTON PRINT FABRIC ST May. Moriorty Brothers lb s Mrvtoa sriH pram th srole auttfelmt to eataMhfii hJs rda- would “evoke a (avoraHe ra- and safaty, gromlaaiS'Oaily hair- leade'shtp m ” ...... soviet pur- Johnson promised "we shaU fin­ evaporate iwa w a t e r Regular $3.99 Regular $1.69 ■ w t h taxpayer connai obtain ttonahilp to you and the aature, aponae from the Oongreas as togs on JotaN B 'a prmMMala. chases o f Japanoee ateel prod­ ish his fight” against every foe Philippine and American lead* ditpddag. Tha baas at (h h dsdoetten u r the portton of time, plaoe and dumtton cf ucts wiU amount to 70,000 t«ms "of toe land he loved fnd the ers Joined la tribute to toe old tatouBo pays the M m s i "B u y w ith cooBdence from H artford Oountjr*s Oldest weU as housewives throughout ’’But, so far as anaettog any- hto coat which doaa not your biwinem dtoouealoii. Also the natiem." totog tola Ywr," ha ssl(^ ^ e this yoari. owwiiared to 310,000 people he served.” / warrior who -led barefooted eram eat $14,000 a : Lincoln, Continental, Meroilry, Comet 4c Yraiys Jsep NILUKEN S r Wm Im Fabrit OOSTOM OUT WMOOW SHADES 1.19 mm mBoosd aa amount ha wmld Nmerober, if any stogie expen- only poaolMltty 1 oee lo w s ia g o tens In I M S .. .Prompted by re­ Kennedy had planned to ad­ peasants in independsnee eani- la n liiila t Dealer" But a sampltog of optakm BUSH HARDWARE CO. ■ o r m Ht apwd on hinarif. dttnrs to for $06 or more you from key m em bers In boto the ot tho MU onoootlcidosliadpor- s a d H r - peated failures of U.S. moon dress the dtoner, originally palgns, twice egatoet Spain and PLUS MANY, MANY MORE SAVIN6SI once a g a ^ toe UM tad States. tor 10^ SOI Center Street .^648-5135 How about the ORMSt btoto a reoetat fireto the Senate ai^ House made tt o l ^ hapa tha |Bl w « n 0 d4 rohpro prohea, group in ApoUo men-to- scheduled for laet Dec. 4, and 791 M A IN MANCHESriR. CONN. iMNbnnt aa hMMeiisl sub- thgt ^ M ils had aiainr Ohata. proof of too asfoty s M t^m oon program reousat ex- Johnson said: Phtlipifine Frpeldant D toedado tar. Q aaat ‘ of '. ' " tm ApeUe^lght tor Inwr v*. "Humbly X ahaU canw on lor ■ JOpsafiSibwI.). Um lior«.-aa I to eaicy . ,..jpw;jIHne»ewr9o*ti, _ I '■ i ■ >3* I ■ . ■I ' ^ S ^ ’ J ■' i , . i I ' ■ » /. I ^