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f ...... ■ '■!' w • , WBDNiSSDAY, MARCH 6; :| 9 6 l Average Daily Net Preea Ron Ths WMther : r-F O U R gte the W«sk BikM > ' SjpiftMt St U. i . WsatMf aiNS iianrljfPB&r ^ Mvchji, INS . \- Fsir swi m Mst tse^hsT. £(& A luitomagS aale, n>onsored _hy 30-SS. Friday fair with fprU iO ai Ofcolylyn A. Robinson of mepiber of Student Key, student of honor. St. Patrick’s Day deco­ The Ladlea of St. James’ will Memorial Templs, Pythian Sis­ 13^949 B a m , Idass., was elected secre­ hosting' organization. rations were used on a refreshment meet Monday at 8:10 p.m. in the ters, will hold a rummage sale S t Bridget's Rosary Society, eoCtlM AeSIt ctnwdlnsas dtwrioffliig iMriag M Toivii tary o f Clailc University (Wbrcea- table. About 30 members and school auditorium. Revisied by­ Friday, 10 a.m„ at Orange HalL be held Saturday at 10 a.ro. In w free deuvery a t OmrihitSwi day. High S5-40. t^ , Maae.) blotogy club. She is Mystic Review, Women’s Bener guests attended. laws will be presented for ap- Members having arUdes to be church basement ,70 Main S t M a n el^ ter^ A Ciiy. o f VUlago Cheahn provaL 'picked up may contact Mrs. Helen nations may be b to u ^ t to ■ the 9 A.M. !• t P.M. XjOdtfH Order o f Vaaa, tl\e daughter of Mrs. Anne G. Rob­ fit Association, met last night at JU tom orrow at 9 p.m. at inson, 5W Vernon St., and Albert Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Edward Principals lA' the cast o f "Alice Potyra, 668 Foster St„ Wapplng; basement p W y at 3 and. 7 p.m. HaB. SwedWi dancincr B. ROUnaon o f Newton, Maas, She Hood of Hartford, state field direc­ in Wonderland” will rehearse to­ Dr. Israel Gershanoff, 910 Main Mrs. Anita Alley,. 09 WasMngton Mrs. J / Edward MoKeever. 69 N. ARTHUR DRU TOL. LXXXn, NO. 188 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH T, 1968 (CIsMifled Advertising en Page 18) RRiqE nVE CENtS ______i at 7. Rafreahmeota will la a Junior at the university, where tor, and Mrs. EMward Lally of night at 7 in the basement room St., has returned fr6m a two-week St.; or. Mrs. Marion Keegan, 48 School S t, may be CMiticted for 8 ; W w n ^ after the maeUa^. she la m ajoi^ g in biology and is a Hartford, state pianist, were guests at the old technical school. vacation in Miami Beach, Fla. Ardmore Rd. articles to be picked, up. Pope Meets MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Cuban Unrest PHONE MI 8-4128 ’ OPEN R ed Editor T sey to imiRSDAY Said Growing In P riv a te

V A 'n C A N CJITY ( A P ) - ^ j ' j tin* WA^Hli^GTON (AP) —^ slons and left Cuba to seek free­ Pope John X X n i unexpected­ dom abroad sinco the beginning of Becrstary of State D e^ Rusk this prssent regime would Indicate ly lummoned Soviet I^m ier said today there is growing that Cuba is not a satisfactory Khrushchev’s eon-in-Iaw to a discontent in Cubs and several place in which to live now. private audience today. They hundred thousand Cubans “ Our information is that several chatted for 18 minutes in the hundred thousands of these Cu­ have indicated they want to bans have indicated their desire pontiff’s library. flee Prime Minister Fidel Cas­ to leave the country if possible.’’ Alexei Adzhubei, who calls him­ DOUBLE tro’s regime. Rusk epoke in a recorded radio self a confirmed atheist, was ac­ Dam Burst, DAY “ The aconomla aituatlaa la Interview for an A F L d O pro­ companied by his wife, Rada, grim,” Rusk aald. “ There U avl- gram. dressed in black and wearing no dence of great and growing dis- He did not outline what specific makeup. Boiler Blast liiii; ecntent on that Island. further stepe might be taken It was the first meeting of a THURSDAY “ The tact that a couple of hun­ against Castro, beyond those al­ Roman Catholic pontiff and a lead­ dreds of thousands of CMbsns have ready disclosed—Buch ss Joint ac­ ing figure from the Communist GREEN tion with- other American repub­ S<^et Union. Adzhubei is .editor nvc given up all their material posses- Claims Five lics to 'cut down on subversion of the Soviet government paper, emanating from Cuba. IzvesUa. FRIDAY It was not learned what the Governor John N. Dempfley “ There is no question whatever Pope and the Adzhubeis talked GOP Leaders in my mind that the Cuban people canceled all appointments to­ about. Vatican custom Is not to day to go to flood-stricken will again be free,” he said. “ But disclose details of the Pope’s con­ we cannot be precise today about versations to private audiences. Norwich to determine what SATURDAY STAMPS To Spell Out Just how and when this wUl come But a Vatican source said the hdp the state could give to with all cash purchases about.” meeting was informal. Hs said the the city. Five persons perish­ Cost Cut Plan Rusk did not disclose ths basis Pope greeted the Adzhubeis at the ed and one is missing after a for his information that several door of the library and Adzhubei hundred thousand Cubans have in­ bowed his head and shook hands br(dcen da4ti tu m ^ flood WASHmaiON (AP) — House dicated they want to leave. De­ 'With the Pope. They then sat in waters- on a deadly RepuhUcaa leaders said today parture from Cuba has become In- chairs placed informally in a path through th)^ center of creuingly difficult as the Castro LIMITED TIME ONLY! 4-PIECE KING SIZE tiiey are accepting President' Ken­ comer of the room, rather ftian at the business distHct last NYLON TRICOT regime has tightened Its controls. the pontiff’s desk. nedy’s. challenge to spell out the Some Cubans have managed to - ’The Adzhubeis had come to the night. ' ^ SALE! places where uiey would cut hil- get exit permits, while others have Vatican along with 70 other news­ The water roared from a 15^bcra TV TRAY TABLES Ucna from his $B8.8 bilHon budget. men for a general audience in lake tm a hill overlooking the city..^ liiiH REVERE WARE “ We’U give them a blU of par­ (Oonttnoed o* Page Twelve) which the 81-year-o1d Roman (Cath­ and swept into a cord-maniifactur- '' ticulars when the time comes,’’ olic leader received the $51,000 ing plant, setting off a boiler ax- plosion. extra deep reg. 8.99 said GOP Leader Clharles A; Hal- Balzan Peace prize. There had i i i leck of Indiana, “ and we’U be re­ been no previous indication Adzhu Four workers on the night shift sponsible about it.” were killed. One wing of the three- SLIPS 2 ^ a r t Senate Probes bel would be granted the private Rep, Frank T. Bow of Ohio, audience. story building was demolished. head o f a Republican task force Pope John said the prize— Another worker is missing, stato reg. 3.99 on budget cutting, sidd the de­ Zuckert Memo praised by Premier Khrushchev— police said. tailed proposals for reduced honored the "constant action of Margaret Moody, a mother SAUCEPAN spending are already in the hands the Roman Catholic (Church and whose husband and three sons M the Republican members best On Boeing Bid the papacy for peace.” Popes and made their way to a rooftop from iHlii 4.99 placed to use them—the senior the Church, he said, were able to their overtumto car was canded reg. 8.25 minority members of the various away by the waters. Her body was WA8HINOTON (AP)—A Senate re co v e i^ today. 1 • this and 8 other patterns subcommittees considering appro^ (Oontlniied on Pago Nineteen) m to choose from DRESS STYLES prlatlons bills. investigator contends Secretary of ” 1 thought my wife was behind Kennedy, who defended what he the Air Force Ei^ene M. Zuckert us all the time,” Thomas Moody called his hard budget at his said. ” I don’t know what happened in worsted wool understsited by $29.0 million the :::iU 2.59 news conference Wednesday, also to her.” came in for some Republican amount the government stood to State News The roof collapsed. Moody said, 3.87 criticism for his latest statement save if it awarded the Boeing Co. and he put the boys—Thomas, 4; reg. to 17.99 on tax reduction and tax revision. a contract to develop the new Jamee, 4, and Shawn, 10 months— “They seem to blow hot and TFX warplane. into a tree to keep them out of the 2 for 5.00 cold,” Halleck commented. And, according to the Senate Roundup water. They were rescued after Rep. Thomas (Jurtls of Missouri, Investigations subcommittee, this about two hours. a member of the tax-writing Ways brings to a total of about $61 mil­ llie Moody boys and tiuree wom­ and Means Committee, said it lion the extent of apparent errors ThSolk toe blocks, esiiTied a half mile by flood waiters, choke a Rescue -workers extricate the body of one of five persona kiUed en who were rescued from the de- • proportioned sizes looks as though there are two Z ^ kert in eq u a tin g the (X)P Chiefs Shun NorwiOh street. A 30-fooit-hdgh dam ki a park ooUapeed, re­ when the Turner Stoniton Twine Mills collapsed under pressure mrilriied plant were hoepltalized. 11.90 grMQw in the admlHlstratlon tog­ t e. leasing a wall of weitM' Mto the oity< (AP Pbotofiax). of flood waters from a burst Norwich dam. (AP Fhotofax). The dam, a rock and earth ging the President in different Although Boeing was the low Bill to Aid NHRR structure 90 feet high, gave way • completely carefree wash and direotiens. bidder, the contract was given to about 0:80 p.m. The water covered wear Statements by Kennedy, 8ecre- the Qeneral Dynamics Ootp., of the mile to the downtown area to 2 for 21.00 tary of the 'S ciu S ^ ^ Dougliu DU- Fort Worth, Tex., and the Investl,'' HARTFORiD (AP)—R^bUcaa about 80 minutes. les> and others have a ^ : ^ that gations subcomihlttee is trying to- iqgialativa laaderS) aaylog _they K was about two and one-half • extra shadowproof panel an 4arly tax redaction is"deslrabls determine if favoritism playsd don’t think a trt-«tats transportar haurs befbra ft Mcedod^ toaaMf^'gri' • perma set crease And that H wotdd be best earrlsd any part in the award. Hon oommisrion la the answor to thin coating of mUd. eat in eonneetlon with revisions to the New Haven Railroad’s prob­ Many persons said they slept • plain or pleated fronts At issue Wednesday were asti- • perfect fit lems, have decided to take no im- through the night without knowing (Oeaftnaed on Page Itebs) (Contlnned on Page nine) mediaite action on a MU oreatlng what had struck the eastern (Con­ • olive, charcoal brown, oxford, black one. necticut city of 40,000. "We think the next appeopcisto City Health Officer Lewis Bears • white, 32 to 44 • waist sizes 29 to 50 step is probably for a responalb)e ordered typhoid serum and sug­ legislative group to sH down and gested timt residents take the • free alterations by our own tailors talk turkey with the trustees of shots as a precautionary meas- British Legislator Says the railro^,’’ House Speaker J. mre. Tyler Patterson Jr., R-Old Lyme, AU schools in the city were FAMOUS IMPERIAL MEASURED LENGTH MEN'S F4lMOUS l o n g SLEEVE MEN'S PURE IRISH LINEN said yesterday. . oiosed today. .As a ’ health meas­ CHARM HOUSE OAS Plans to Kill Her The legislative leadeni an­ ure, downtown merchants were BED PILLOWS nounced their poelUon after the permitted only to clean their SEAMLESS NYLONS PERCALE SPORT SHIRTS Senate Conservation Committee stores, but not to do any-selling. 100% DACRON FILLED HANDKERCHIEFS Harold Wall, public works £ - with rosebud ticking By ANTHONT RmTB ( A government spokesman de­ gave the MU a favorable report. LONDON (AP)-Scotland Yard Patterson eald they hoped Dem- rector, said there was no suspi­ compare to 1.15 0 SHEETS and CASES reg. 5.00 and 5.95 clined any more comment on the cion that the dam was weEd e silky smooth, fine hmvy French 'accent: squad) less efficient than Pano­ of three States and gi'ves us the at Hrflister yesterday, where several motorista were (Herald photo by Satemis.) “ You are on the OAS. (Secret rama in the locating of ex-patroits dent Kennedy, was reported to­ WINTER COATS combed reg. to 14.99 neceesary machinery for the ao- day to have decided to appoin$ • orlon acrylic and Army) list, and you have ' not wlioM .stock in trade is poUtlcat tton demanded by so msny people S 94% upland cotton, e solid navy, brown, black Undersecretary a t State (jMrga plain or fur trimmed re^ to 29.99 s all wool, cottons all wool much longer to live.” assassination.” during thle session o f the General 1 6% pima cotton “ I am convinced this vras tio Pimoriuna is the weekly BBC Rain and Snow O. McGhee, 51, as ambaasador to s ankle and longer lengths • cardigan and pullovers Assembly." Germany. McGhee would suc­ • 34 to 40 hoax—the man was definliety pirograni that interviewed Bidault. Alt Albany, N. T., a spokesman Waters Recede in Ohio Basin junior and misses’ sizes new elaaticized ends‘^ s lOVi to 13 ceed Ambassador Walter 01 Vz PRICE and LESS! s 2nd floor—sportswear fVench,” said Miss Bacon. “ I The Omadltui Broadcasting 4.88 fw Gov. Nelson A. RoOkefeUer Dowling who Is ill with a kidney Mug off at once and phoned Scot­ Corporation tele-yised excerpts Flood Roads, ailmtoit. Dowling ia under medi- land Yard.” from the Bidault Interview and (Ocmtlnaed so Page Twelve) By THE ASBodlATED PRESS Aabove 60 feet, which is expected^Firemen rescued 14 persons from Afterward there was another the French ambassador to (Can­ The threat of further major Sunday. Tributaries of the Ohio a nursing home on a partly flood­ cal treatment In New Yoik. DETECTO ROYAL QUEEN CASUAL telephone call, “ but when I took ada, Raymond Bosquet, issued a Cellars, Here flooding appeared lessening in the In the Cincinnati area are reced­ ed island between Clark’a Ferry Corning Ware ^ the receiver nobody spoke at statement saying he was “ pro- hard hit Ohio River Basin Region ing. and Amity Hall after a leak waq ABKS SILENCE OllR FAMOUS WASHINGTON (AP) — Tlie toe other end.” foimdly shocked.” Portions also Hea-vy rainfah and meltin|g snow today but heavy rains in several O>nditions in central Ohio also discovered in a large gasoline Scotland Yard put a guard out­ were shown in the United States, eastern and southern states in­ were reported improving. Flood tank. Ice jams along the Juniata chairman o f . tiie House Defense 111 PROPORTIONED LENGTH flooded nearly siU eectiohs m Man- AppropriatlonB subconunlttoe ride the door of Miss Bacon's but the tele'vlslon corporations News Tidbits cheeter yesterday, stalling oani creased the danger of overflows. waters were reported going down River in central Pennsylvania SPECIAL BATHROOM London apartmmt. there are private corporations, Flood waters in five states have sipwly In Athens, a city of 16,470 caused major flooding in lowland today denuuided an end to whnt fron the AP Wireg and forchig reridents to ball out areas from Newjwrt to Clark's he said ie "outrageous and intol- The poUticsl furor continued v ^ e the BBC an d. the CBC are their basements in the hard-hit been blamed for 12 deaths, includ­ in the southeastern part of the TOR-MAN qverver tthe taqied interview with K - Ferry. eraMe” damage to the UJ8. In- public agencies although indepen­ areas. ing four in Ohio, 8 in West Vir­ state which has been isolated oault. dent ginia, 2 each in Indiana and South since Tuesday j night by overflows The Ohio River, which reached teiilgenoe effort from too mnoh Smoking aimarently has no Both file departments^ the de­ t a l k ^ about it. In a Housn.. partment of public wprka, and the Carolina and 1 in Tennessee. from the Hocking River. 37.7 feet at Wheeling, W.Va., near­ oonneotfon 'wltli toroat oanoer, said In Pennsylvania, about 150 fami­ ly two feet above flood stage, was speech. Rep. George Mahon, O- SCALES St. Louis cancer specialist Dr. Jo­ highway department worked until As rivers and streams in the Tex., said too many people, la DRESS SAUCEPAN lies were evacuated from Dun- expected to crest at 42.5 feet, six V midnight pumping cellar.s and major flood belt of West Virginia, *Sleep, Boyg» Sleep* seph A. Ogura. . .Judy Garland cannon, a town of about 2,QOO above flood stage in Parkersburg. (Tongrees and in the executtva m reg. 5.99 and 7.99 oheered p t world premiere of her backyeuda and sandbagging to Ohio, Indiana and Pennaylvadia briuich of govemmeht, have been stave off the rising water. . The continued to recede, some faiml- population which was declared a However, Parkersbiu-g, a city of flrat movie singing rMc in eight state of emergency by the mayor. talking piibUoly about "mntteqi departments are still pumping to­ Ues returned to their homes. But 45,000, is mostly protected by a yean in London. . .Faculty bows flood wall as are the downstream which should only be dlsoussed SHIRTS SET Sleeping Students Learn More^ to demands of striking srchitectuiv day to finish clearing out Eu-eas thousands still remained home­ less. The Red Cross said that 'iii West Virginia cities of Point behind oiosed doors." al students at the University of Which were not critical enough to -t- pump OLtt last night. ' the Ohio River Basin alone some Germany Endorses Pleasant and Himlington. No ma­ Milan, for harder elasswork. . . jor damage was expected; BTEREOTYPERS IN STBIKK compare 4.2^, 5.00 Say Italians in Hypnosis Test Oongreas urged to repeal law re­ Chief W. CCUfford Maa(M) o f the 12,000 persons have been affected NEW YORK (AP)-^Looal 1 of Town Fire Department ' reports by the late winter flooding. Residents of lowlands along the quiring radio and TV stations to U.S. N-Fleet Plan Mississippi River in the-Memphis the A FLOIO Stoieotypers Un­ 3.99 I ------^ve equal time to opposing politi­ that one basement was pumped for High waters also have Mt areas ion hns Joined printers and mnll- area braced for high water but no BBROAMOi Bair i h T ) — six hours, but the -water -was "com ­ in Maryland,, the Catolinaa and After a few minutes ths boys cal candidates, by president of Na­ BONN, Germany (AP)—Defense -major or widespread overflows ers unions In striking agnhasl e 80% wool, 20% dacron gftor day, 80 ecboolbays here are began oronstog their arms on the tional Aasodation of Bnadaasten, ing in so fast We couldn’t stop it.' Tennessee and minor flooding waa Minister Kai-Uwe yon Hassel four 'New York newspapers.-In talked into sleeping in class. Their It was piunped down below three reported in sections of Maine, were indicated immediately. desks, lowering their heads and Leroy (Collins. . .Father and four strongly endorsed the U.S. plan ■ In North Carolina, where near­ addition to the four townpapeta e Borne fully lined !i toaobers nay they seem to learn sinking into sound sleep. of his children bum to death .qs feet but rose again rapidly. Kentucky and Southern Illinois. for a nuclear-armed surface fleet closed by strikes, four other !> n ore tiiat way. Sandbags stashed against cel­ Property damage in the ' flood ly five inches of rain drenched Then came the recorded lesson. Are sweeps their home in New for the North Atlantic Treaty Or­ Rosman in a 24-hour "Ijeriod, some newspapers retnnlned closed vol­ e solids, plaids, checks in A "learning through hypnosla” When it was over there was an­ Jersey. . .Prmvda oounton latest lar windows and in dijveways help­ zones was . estimated in the mil­ 2.99 ganization today but said the mat­ rivers passed flood stage. untarily. Mayor Robert F. Wag­ snpsclment is under way at Ban ed divert some of the water to pre­ lions of dollars. The floods have other BelUnl message: “ Wake up arguments from (Communist China ter, of coats must be decided. ner, mediator to the 8fl-day-«M Vlncenao’s, a Roman CatfaoUc now, boys, wake iq>.” fistin g peaceful coexlatenoe vent . pumping, but seme home- forced the closing of schools and Outside the flood sections, light boarding oehori to tots north Ths boys ya'wnsd, stretched and with capitalism is correct and his­ owners r^xirted two to three feet factories ia msuiy areas. Hun­ Livingston^ Merchant, President snow and flurries continued in the dispute, trid newsmen he wooM Italian ofty. straightened tq>. ‘ tory proves it. .Or. Robert Ed­ of water in their basements. dreds of roads were Impaaaable Kennedy’s special envoy ex­ northern Rockies, northern Plains, Inform botti sides todi^r at hto 3 for 8.75 reooeders niaeed on agoh The teacher ehose boys' at ran­ win Oomlsli, biochemist who gain­ CCom^alnts were received by oil and buB and train service was plained the plan to West German the Upper Misalsslppl Valley next stop. rega5.99 boy's dsali ars swnetasd oo. aa tba dom and ariced what they had ed national attention in 1930s by oompanlea today o f water in beme- delayed or halted. officiala Wednesday. He said ‘ the Great Lakes region and the North Isssm begins. The teacher gives laamsd. apparently bringing dead .dogs inent oil burners. Raiiw diminished to traces - in Germans would" have to spend Atlantic Coast states. A S K 18 BDJUION' OU T • wash and wear feds lecture. The ejQNulmmters r m rte d that back to Ufe, dies. . .Neri data Ernest Tureck, superintendent most of the m ajor'flood belt but well beyond their present plans if The snowstorm which hit New WASHINGTON (AP) — §«$, they wanted to join the nuclear York State Wednesday dozed A. Willis Bobsrtoon, D-Va, white broadcloth reg. 14.95 In one Uterature class, tas read each boy caUed on, b r i^ t and fnxn rix satellites to be rdvealed o f the highway department, said heavy rains and thunderstorma A poein and explained fts eignifl- slow students alike, recued the next week. . .Rep. Ancher Nelsen the biggest trouble was the fact pounded coastal ' areas of the force. I ’ roads in some areas in western urged today that Oongtass am and oxford sections. Winds up to6 5 miles per 86 bUUon from Freshlmt Ks»«i I •anee^and component themes. poem without missing a word and suggests how Democrat leadership that ths portable pumps cannot North and Middle Atlantic States Von Hasael made no mention of The boys, all to toslr sari^. explained to 'detail the meaning of of m House can rednee Presl- pump water below three Inches. Wednesday. Damaging winds this at a news conference, but hoim pounded Ruffalo. In Syracuse nedy*s 68JA-bUSa« hudgst. Onito> • neat stripes MPWf NtMattariisd aarphonss and the poetry. deal KmaeftFb 198 BriWaa bodget. Homes with about one Inch in lashed some areas. Strong Mrinda, estimated the international fleet the storm disrupted power lines, Wednsritoy Ki— sdy aaOad mi'' played toatbs tapes back. F Im earns Bebool otfleiala said It is sUU •ntesls on divlna ravsUtion their basements had to bq left. rain and snow hammered. New would coat about $5 billion to television transmission and tele­ budget a ' hard one and afenis' • collar styles: 3.99 A formula' siwied by Bri- too early for d s f^ to ooncluaiona. wtakli dlftdM last fril’a Roman There were seyeral waahouta York State. ^ build, spread over a period of lO phone service. Three traffic deaths langsd RapuUlaan arlttaa 9p tptE ' modified spread with high quality in i. 48. A hypaotlst But they aald ths boys are learn­ OaOsOMc E w nantoat OouncU n - In .roads'which are being repeiired In Cincinnati, the Ohio River, years. Ha said how these costs are were attributed to the stormy out whet* they would sot permanent stays, 12.88 'Oas, two, three sleep, boys, ing faster and more thoroug^y, viidft Mid -new draft approved by today, but no sccldenta or injuries passed the flood stage of 52 feet to be divided still is under dis­ weather in the state, sonmtblBg HouM GOP b Up to eight Inches of snow fell said they would do In dna button downs, snap tab rissp.. Four, five, six—relax, Mem quieter and more relaxN apeoiq) doBunlsaion . . united 'leported; A car stalled on Autumn Wednesday night and officials cussion. consistently accurate rria x Beven, eight, nine—rieep, during other / olaasroom seeslone, toatMl' .B b in es. Jaiian that ft haa Bt., but police towed it out Imme- lanhed to put ^up floodgates. Buqh -a fleet - would -give the in Michigan, mostly in northern Bobertoan, In n ^ .-.-W famous freeze, cook and Bouthwestern airMS. Th* apeaeh, want ' • sizes 14 to 17 aow rieep,'^rou^m ris^||^,” the end Appear to maater their lae- flMMd iiftWUe aatoBHs taacldag dlatojb^, aald 'Tureck Slowever, no unmediate danger of Weat Oarmana a riuura in thB uae and serve" ware! magnified dial sons ndher gbaa to absorb tosM riallnaritola tiadialla aad w w floodiiig waa tadioated aa damaga out whaao ha ewd«wto*F8M to oriF aainar'«nttl tbs ilvsr goes i . Ir

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MANCHESTER EVISNING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1968 MANCHESTEB EVENDJG HERALD, MANCHESTER, O O m . THURSDAY, MAKCH 7, 1968 PAGE different compositions, not three JL parts of a whole. That’s Higher Edncathm Mr. Kennedy,” Halleck said. “ If, t^G on<^rt Delta Chapter T^een Center “ A difference of some 529.9 mil­ Mr. Mahler and the orchestra DINING and GO P Leaders as be ajiparently holds, our inter- did a firte Job of following the Board of education membem ^heinwold on Bridge ’natloiuU position is better now Senate Probes lion,’ ’ Adlerman commented. By Symphony aoloiat’s every 'whim ; there was Elects Slate were more ,.than a little sur­ than It was under the previous Turning to the witness, j Air never an instant when it did not prised last ' night when they Opens Under d a n c in g administration,'' and if, as we Force Ool, Charles A. Gayle,[pro­ FR|E DELIVERY To Spell Out gram director for the TFX proj% Bjr MWV OEUBIK sound well, but there^ was a curious read that, the propoeed 'Man­ know, he has better than 500 bil­ Zuckert Memo 9 A.M. M9P.I ^ i d ' wh«i' it was over, as though Robert J. Richmond, 33 Lllley chester community college 'wae lUBEP EYES OPEN Ifarth A fto ’ SATURDAY IVININa set. Chairman John L. McClellan, BATtifor^ ~b«*rd a very fine con- Rec Control lion for defense while President D-Ark.,’ asked: *one had been invited to dinner and Bt„ last night was elected most planning to offer academic ac­ AT BAIDOB TABLE . NortIhSouth vabienble Elsenhower hkd less than' 540 til- ’ ••rt iMt iU||4it M Frits .ICahler led excellent high priest of Delta By ALFRED SHEINWOU) MOKIH ■ a t ' Cost Cut Plan “ Would you say, then, accord­ Mm Ksrtford Symphony througrh received only lUnch. > tivities at an expense aoi»:eeding lion, why does he need to spend 0n Boeing Bid ARTHUR DRUB The audience was thoroughly Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, at The Manchester Teen Center t t yixir op m eh ts make you • K Q I f ing-to your records, that this fig­ ■Bother o f Ite regrulsr suheortption even the new school budget re­ will (H>en tonight under the di­ 510 billion niore—in an Improved' pleased with the performance, the annual meeting In the Mason­ quest. play bridge ollndfolded you have B 4 B (OontlniMd from Page One situation?” ure of 5897 million used in the .•oaoerte. A large audience was on rection of ..the recreation depart­ a right to complain. The law per­ K 7 « ARMANDO'S ' (OonGilued from Page One) secretary’s memorandum is in hand for the occasion arid was however, _ and gnuited the soloist ic Temple. He succeed^ Ralph M. It was all the fauK o t a com­ ? Clifford. ment. mits you to look at the cards as make the tax code more equitable e rro r?” thorouglil]r delighted with the mu- great applause, Vecalling him sev­ ma. The center, located In the f6r- Rente No. S, Ikurt WtMaei' mated savings in producing the eral times to the stage. ichmond's father, \ the late they are played. Of coarse it, you WBSr BAST and restore some of the revenue / "According to, this record ■te it heard. Bo was I. i In the college brochure the mer HoWeU Cheney Technical • 10 • 9 B 7 6 I 1 Naoct To Balob Biotoni 'IT’X as a single aircraft system— hehe,” Gayle replied, “ that Is cor­ The overture to Leonard Bem- Sipbelius' First Symphony fill­ don't bother to look at them, you lost by cutting 'rates. But there Education Board, board approved, a sentence School on'School St., will be su­ can’t complELlii when things go O 10 7 1 W A ReoervattOEMt Bii«1048 w to somewhat different versions rect.” He said he had never WINDOW, SHADED ■tein’e *X!aiidide” got things under ed the second half of the evening. pervised by members of the rec­ tor the Air Force and Navy—as Sibelius was not a youngster (which members later correct­ wrong. J 9 4 3 0 10 B has appeared to be difference 6f Directors Meet heard the 5897 million estimate way ia>a -breecy manner. Like its ed) hi the section on physical reation staff. The following men • • 7 1 3. 2_ • Q 10 9 4 emphasis from time. to time on compared to the cost of develop­ from any source but the secre­ oonpoeer, the wortc proved to be when he wrote this work; ne was North dealer LONewKAmNa facilities read: comprise the Teen Center staff; North-South vulnerable . - BOUTH the Importance jot revisions and ing different aircraft for the two tary’s merqo. ■omewhat superficial, but very en- actually 34, bytTie was still young Nelson Youhgerrhan, Richard • A 4 how much thqy could be elimi­ A special bocu’d o f education services. musically. He was no longer ado­ “ Academic activities will be Opening lead—10 of Spades Earlier, in a letter to McClellan, »)T£RSTATC CUEANTEX ttetainiiy'. This was the first per­ Jeanhotte, Charles Keeney, Rich­ © ItQ J9 €S nated from a tax cut bill without meeting is scheduled ft>r-Tuesday In a Pentagon memorandum formance in Hartford, and detnon- lescent, but he was effervescent held In the Manchester High West opened the ten ot spades. o ENOS TONIGHT a Zuckert acknowledged that his School, opened in 1956, at a cost ard Ybunp, David Dooman and The lights were shining toightly, • A Q 5 2 forfeiting Keimedy’s approval of for members to consider the ma­ made public last Simday, Zuckeit memo contained some mistakes. $ 0 . 2 5 *<» OrOer ■trated that Mr. Bernstein has an and .the composition bubbles with Thomas Kelley, Three of Uiese su­ • 4 called it significant that the Gen­ an over-plenitude of ideas. of $6 million." and. South's eyes were wide open. «TARAS BULBA**— 8i06 jor part o t the a^'nda for last And Tuesday, McClellan spotted * With Your Rollera unerring sense of the theatrical. pervisors w4U be on duty at all N siA BaB Setoh W «t "PRESSURE POINT**—6:80-18 Kennedy was asked Wednesday eral Dynamics design offered po­ Beethoven’s Fifth Concerto for All seemed important to him, Perhaps South was too happy night’s meeting. The items were what he termed an error of 531 times. over . the bidding to think about 1 NT Pssf 3 ^ Pdee whether his recent statements be- tential savings of 5823 million, million or 531.8 million by Zuck­ FU IX LINE W CUSTOM Plano, end Orchestra brought us even essential. Thus, in the exuber Ferguson, exalted king; Arne P. Only persons who have secured 4 W Pato 4 NT Fatt for a bankers’ symposium meant, put off because of extensive dis­ while Boeing’s indicated “ only CliffoM Cutxon in the solo part. ance of self-expression there was Sterud, exalted ecrlbe; Hayden L. the play. I Q P*M « 9 AU FMB cussion on the proposed Manches­ 5397 million.” ert In figuring costs of research the new membership cards will Declarer won the first trick in "You would accept a 513.6-billion and design. VENETIAN BUNDS He played the work with all the no desire to eliminate the non- G ^w old Sr., treasurer; Francis gain admittance to the center. tax cut without any reforms at ter ocwnmunliy colfege. assoranoe of long acquaintance, essential. He modeled In clay, »dd- dummy with the jack of spades The meeting will begin at 7:30 In Wednesday’s closed - door Witnesses have told the subcom­ J. Sohlebel, secretary; Clarence E. Anyone wishing to exchange an P M the claim on to Aesietant all.’’ hearing, subcommittee counsel and yet it was a curiously con­ mg and adding to achieve the final Schiebel, captain of host; Earl C. imd led a low trump. East won Tomorrow and Sat Nlghto p.m. In, the board room of Bennet mittee Boeing's bid was '521-mll- old Teen Center card for a new with the ace o f hearts and re­ Town Counsel Arnold Klau, who “That isn’t what I said,” he re­ Jerome Adlerman produced a doc­ llon to 5416-million lower than trived Interpretation. The program result. It might have been better Larson, principal sojourner, and one, or persons joining for the plied, and added that he thinks Junior High School. E. A. JOHNSON notes informed us that he has had he sculpted In marble, newlng turned a spade. has been handling the mtoor auto ument which, he said, showed the General, Dynamics' and Its design Ernest C. Zoppa, Royal Arch cap­ first Unie, can secure their cards damage claims Eigalnet the town. Congress “ will enact a tax reduc­ Tonight S t 8 o’clock, the board estimated saving from the Boeing studied with Artur Schnabel, away all that obscures the under­ tain. That noise you hear (s South will meet with the board of direc­ better than that of the Texas at the recreation office this after­ Meanwhile, Atty. Aronson has tion bill which will include Im­ design would have been 5426 9 firm. PAINT CO. Nadia ^ulanger and Tobias Mat- lying ideas. The high priest-elect announced walling when West ruffed the ace tors to di.scuss the 1963-64 school noon, Friday and Saturday after­ of spades. A noise like that might submitted his claim to Martin, who portant elements of the reforms million not the 5397 million men­ The .subcommittee has rece.ssed 723 Main St., TeL MI 9-4501 thay, aitd to tell the truth, the per­ Still this is probably too >nuch the following appointments: noons only. Nq cards wiU be avail­ that wo set up." budget request. tioned by Zuckert. formance Bounded that way. haunt you for years. ■ays that he will approve it Its hearings until next Tue.sday. to ask on a first attempt. It re­ Grady L. Pearson, third veil; Wal­ able at the Teen Center. To date, Curtis said he believes Dillon ■The first movement was styled mains a Very worthwhile composi- "I thought.he was leading from Normally the town counsel han­ ter A. North, second veil; Norman there are 620 members. the 10-9 or the 10-9-8 of spades,’’ dles all claims of less than |200 tax 'reform but that other in the manner of Schnabel, the tloOi dramatic and speaking with Baloh, first veil; Roy Sorraisen, second was almost Impressionistic South moaned as he gave the op­ without consulting the general , prefiktontlal advisers seem deter- assurance. Mr. Mahler and the or­ chaplain; John T. Munaie, organ­ FACES SENTENdNO manager. Because he Is involved, I mlned^on a cut at all costs. in the maimer of Boulanger, while chestra played it with similar as­ ponents 10 points. The truth is ist, and William C. Bray, sentinel. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Harold that South didn’t think. Atty. ArotuKm says he prefers to 8PBOIAL FAMILY SHOW I <3urtls >ddec( he thinks that the third sounded something like surance and understanding. The Cloud, who has been convicted of Matthay. As a result. It was not ert J. Richmond Richmond was bom in Manches­ There was no harm In winning have the manager’s OK, although SAT. ItSO—SUN. 9 PAL I holding the^lmdget to about 594 second movement was particularly ter and graduated from Manches­ kidnaping and raping a 24-year-oId hie claim will be well under |200. I billion would Bo.^^enough spending coavincing to me, despite Mr. well done. James Richmond, was high priest the first trick with the jack of ter High School in 1941. He is em­ nurse and robbing a doctor on the spades. Declarer should then CEtsh control to justify A. tax cut. Curson’s very obvious merits as a This particular section shows in 1923-24, and they are the first aame night, will be' sentenced next pianist. ployed in the service department the kind of clubs followed by the “ There are 216,0(t»^ more fed­ evidence of Tschaikowsky models, father-son high priests of Delta at Pratt and Whitney, division of Tuesday in Superior Oomt. Cloud, eral employes now than r 'i: i:i!:i:i!!i:j!iv!:!! tiotus Charles Bettinger, secretary, 60 Morse Rd., may c fT R IO Life and Indemnity tna. Cos. AUnamhersf” BIRDS'EYE SLICED NEW II -L J between cleanings, they always Aetna Casualty...... 83 H 88 H 6.88 Stewart Granger-Pier AngeH Aetna Life ...... 126 134 have a “pressed” look. Plain front STRAWBERRIES Ooim. General ...... 1 8 8 146 or single pleat 29-42. COMP. VALUE 9.95 "Sodom and Gomorrah" Htfd. Steam Boiler . .115 123 Next tinie you call information, don ’t be surprised CABBAGE Travelers ...... 164 172 if the operator gives you a telephone number with 16 Oz. Pkg. 35c In .color— A t 8:SS PubUo UtUiUea seven numerals and no letters. It may sound FARM HOUSE 16-OZ. PKG. Plus: Jacqueline Keimedy’s Conn. Light Power 32 84 strange, but this is the kind . of telephone num­ "ASIAN JOURNEY**-7l45 Htfd. Electric Ught MAC. and ® New ...... 46H bers we will all have eventually'. ■ New tele- our Hall Americait® fully lined 10 Hartford Gas Co. . . . 76 . 8 0 ■•J phoims being installed have the netv numbers, CHEESE U. S. NO. 1 HAND PICKED Note: One complete evening ■II for Southern New Elngland ■how starts T:Sd—Door* opcEi Telephone ...... 49 53 W h^ your new MANCHESTKR-ROCKVILLK MAC. APPLES Suto 39e 7.-00. new Alpaca-look jcotton GORTON Manufacturing Oompanlee directory is delivered,“ytny*'tHind that all FANCY, FIRM ^ Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 65 69 numbers in it have been changed to seven HA1N>OOK Associated Spring .. 16 17 Bristol Brass ...... 10*4 11% . numerals. ■ All-Number Calling, as the LAMI-KNIT JACKET FISH STICKS STANLEY WARNER Dunham Bush ...... 6% 7% new numbering system is called, ia CUKES-10’ Em-Hart ...... 46% 50% gradually being introduced through­ Fafnlr ...... 42 46 COMP. out the country, and someday all NABISCO EDUCATOR iiiiii STATECK] N. B. M o < ^ e ...... 22% 25% VALUE RITZ CRACKERS SHOWN AT 5:40 and 8:25 North and Judd .... 14 16 telephone numbers will have CHOCO MALLOS Stanley WoWes ...t^ 17% 19% 14.95 16 or. pkg 37c 10 oz. pkg. S9c Veeder-Root...... '44% 48% seven numerals ■ All-Number liilil Thm itaritt If ttw ttnt The above quotations are not to Calling is another step in aasWMo^MK AniWIIi be construed $js actual markets. bringing you the most As handsome arid nigged a jacket as you’ll ever want to wear. Foam-bonded to resist sagging, stretching ’ Goto s’ tonty md )Mt 48«l ROBBED OF D12.000 modem telephone service Bound to bo th« fMoHys Lsa- and wrinklingl V-inserts down front, side tabs and ton tarwHo. Our hsiebuntto' SOUTHINGTON (AP)—A. man to keep pace with our who police said does not bedieve hidden pockete. Spring shades. 36-46. J bn banks was beaten and robbed fast-growing state tor zotttui. Kook-like Ikwor.'Ne o f $12,000 by ' bandits wtio and country. waltini or tipping K Burgor kty in ■ waiting for him as he re- FIRST FOOD HAMBUiiGEpg Choi, toioro ooting’o ohroyo Bumed to his home tonight. ’ Romeo CharchiA 62, told poHod STOka) OF MANCHESTER, INC. the two men gtafebed Mm in the ill dark aa he entered Ms house where' ECONOMY ^ CENTER ST. — PLENTY OF FREE PARKING tsEASnuMtOOLMI be lives alone, they said. . Far pwaona «ver 18 yaan PMloe said the bandtts took Ms ■ ' ■ ■ wallet oontaining 512,000 and ran HIGH QUALITY • GROCERIES • MEATS • PRODUCE • LOW PRICES Horru’ of fho World':.’ Croafo-d 150 Hamiiurdor ■way before Chaitiiia could turn the Ufhta 6a. OPIM WEDNESDAY, TmRSDAY, FRIDAY TILL * P.M_SATURDAY 1IU i:30 P4I. iiiiii 8TAJ&TS slpNDAT Pblioe Chied Robert Tilano said .‘I'WliBa Get IBa AaQ— **, 231 M ali Sir— » - , Mj(i|yhB B fr the. man got Into the bouse Warougb tba rear window. Ha BMd ObaraMa "doeant -ba- ROUTE 5-SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. «, 1 K - • .j , ' K ■ - ■eva ba tanta.** V PLENTY OF FREE PARKING

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MANdbESTER EVENING HERALD* WLANCHESTER, OONN^ H iU B SD AY, MARCH 7, 19CT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp, MANCHESTER,. CONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH T. 1»«* p A Q i f m i

bk ft>r their (the teacher*) ac­ Bolton tions eMher indivMuaUy or ooUec- I2th Circoit V tivefy to tlM board o f education. Many Expect :A K be sDowa such actioB snd doca OPEN TOHIGHT and FRIDAY to not ooireot misinfermation or in­ Court Cases tent but ^ r is o r s it by press re­ Downturn in leases. bypassing the board in a MANCBKSTEB 8B8SIOIT matter in which they are directly PINE 8T. asR HARTFORD RO. or in irecU y involved, this not Three individuals were flnod C O M E IN TODAY.. S--' M.mi- im.l Cnini-.!"' !!'<■ y Business Rate only violates professional stand­ the Manchester seesion o f Clreuit ards but the policies which the Court 12 today, vhUe tw o had By BAM DAWSON board approved at his request on their oases hoU^. exciting Teievi:-,ion va!” ".. B U Y NOW AN D S A V t ! AP IN d*w New* AmlyM Mrs, Kreysig Hit One case was continued for > ify Dec. 12, 1962, on superintendent’s HBW YORK (AP)-The m*ny duties. To quote, page 8, hear trial in East Hartford. J. Frank Daly, 20, Weat Hart­ bright •pot* . la today'* huatnea* that th*r* k a rift^atitutional rigbt at fPMdom of oomplaints of personnel and take Ample Free Parking to board when necessary: page 12: ford, who pleaded guUty to follow­ leave eome huatiMeemen uncon- ki tha board at edtwation ended speech. Any board member can speak for himself, she said, adding investigate complaints and report ing too closely waa fined $2S. He th« maenlflesnt vineed about the long-run prp*^ laat aiglit wben ikra. Claire War- waa involved in an accident on Rt. that she had not violated board to proper agent; page 7, consult pecta. ■' feTa raaignation at board press policy since she had spoken strict­ with board members through the 44 in Ashford Jan. 22. Open Daily 10 to 10 A fme of 218 waa impoaed on Preatdent Kennedy pluge tor hi* repeiaentattvB iq>ariced an attach ly for herself and not for the board. churman. “I question that the (teachers) Waiter Buckley, 25, Boston Uni­ g n a tax cut plan as a means of ward­ on Mrs. Agnee Kreysig, another She made the distinction that in ing off a poarible receaalan—a dis­ the case of McCarrick and his could have arrived at a vote to versity student, who pleaded ncdo board member. contendere to passing on the right. quieting word when used In high Itra. W arfel’a letter explained chastisement by the board, he had issue such a statement without All First Quality origrinal charge, evading re­ pleoee. And the uncertainty about bar reaignatiwr: “Although board spoken for the board and had said some collaboration from Mr. Uguori. They had to get their sponsibility. was changed by prose­ factory authorized tax cut ehancee is one of the policy states plainly that all press so in the press releases. things that keep bualneeamen cau­ releeuMB are te ''be cleared by the Mrs. Kreysig then read a state­ misinformation froh him, Mrs. cuting attorney Ehigene K elly be­ SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORE cause of the circumstances o f the tious about the outlook from sum- entire board and issued only by ment to the board. Although she Page or Mrs. Blenau. R was al­ accident in whirii Buckley was in­ . mer on. There are many other the press representative, this pol­ did not say so at Isist night’s meet­ lowed to stand intentionally be­ cause when Miss Lacey (secretary volved. worrlea. icy has been repeatedly violated by ing. she said this morning that the Almost all expect Industry and Irresponsible and completely unau­ of the teachers association! pre­ According to stEto policds BUot- ANNUAL SALE statement had been prepared a sented the letter to Mr. Uquorl, ley cut between a trailer truck. In trade to look up In the spring. thorised st-tements by Mrs. Krey- couple of weelta ago in response to which he subsequently released to the right hand, eaatbound lane of Many aUck by earlier prediction* sii: in the local press. These re­ criticism about a classroom visit the preas, he should have inform­ the Wilbur Ch-oas Highway, and a that the rest of the year, will be leases have plated the board of ei^ she had made. There had been no ed her as to the facts” car about to pass the truck, in good, if unexciting. ucaticni in a false and damaging previous opportunity to read the Mrs, Alton chided the board for the left hand lane, clipping the But a hard core o( doubtei* find position in the eyes of the public statement, she said. too many worrisome matter*. to and only because our teaching its "di-sgracefur’ conduct. She said right front of the car. It noted Mrs. Kreysig had dis­ she had been aware of the breach Since Buckley did not atop to have conUdence in the current staff has exercised loyaity and covered that the impression exists high level of business lasting to' good Judgment has it not resulted for some time and felt these dis­ report the accident, he waa first that she did not clear her visit, with cussions belonged in executive ses­ charged with evading reaponai- on fuliy automs definitely. A few queaUon If a in wholesale resignations. SAVE moderate elsed tax eut would the administration. She said she “In' view o f this situation I de­ sion. She said board members bility. But because the day was bad tried to contAct Supt. Liguori should transact board business at snowy and conditions were bad, make much difference. cline to have my name connected UP TO What they ■worry about: the bus­ furtbw with the poeltltm of press and that neither she nor the school board meeting's and not over the the state dropped the original sddretary )iad been able to do so: telephone and in small separate charge after Buckley contended iness cycle—by the old rules, at representative” Isast, It should be nearing a The letter precipitated a lengthy that she had left her coat in his meetings. Including herself in the he did not know be bad hit the office and asked Mrs. Page (the reprimand, she said the only board o ^ e r car. BIG PICTURE downturn; the labor-management discission in which board mem­ seoretary) to advise she was in disputea over automation and pro­ Bigger Discounts at King’s...Save on Everything You Buy bers criticized each other, hurled member who has consistently con­ Fined 215 waa Richard Poudrier, John Petrus’ classroom. ducted himself properly is George 22, StoTTB, charged with failure to duction ooeta that may hit a cli­ accusatimis, termed their own ac­ max by summer; the stubborn tions disgraceful and admonished She said she signaled the teach­ Banks. drive to the r^h t. He. waa in a er for permission to enter the one-car accident in Coventry Feb. high rate of unemployment; and each other to conduct themselves Liguori said he too had been 100 the .equally stubborn deficit In properly. cleaeroom since it was already in aware of the breach and asked 1 1 . Hla oar slid on a patch of loe, seasiOQ when she arrived. Her late­ 330 sq. in. TV U.B. financial relations with tho Taking the floor after Mrs. that the board go into executive went off the road, struck an em­ ness was attributed to tite Sme bankment and overtuined. rest of the world; even the reluc­ Waifel'a letter was read, board session during which he would re­ tance of consumers to put stUI member Harold Poroheron read a spent trying bo locate the super­ veal "the serious results of our ac­ NoUed were the foUowing cases: intendent. Carl Caron, 26, of unknown ad­ more steam under their already prepared statement in which he tions.” He said he feels he Is more high rate of ependliig. Reporting back to the office af­ dress, with non-support and with cited two grievances. First, he or less on trial and said, although Thoee who dte ■the busteeae ey- terward, Mrs. Kreysig waited 45 abemdomnent. . . . nlwijB Mngs yon Oe finest pidnres felt the press releases by "the he would be willing to answer' ele doubt If lUl the built-in deter- minutes while the superintendent Howard Luurtsema, 24, WiUt- oheirman of the policy committee” criticism of himself In public, he . rents and cuahions have licked talked to another board mmber mantic, breach of the peace. joQ*Te erer seal. • • twice ns Ug as 19* sets (Mr*. Kreysig) have deliberately would like an executive sesaicm be­ this old problem. And they say on the phone, the statement said. Ckkltinued to East Hartford for riolated board pcdicy. H e said they cause of board involvements. He . . . for oidy ponies n dty! that the current recovery from the She then left, feeling she could jury trial waa a ^reeding charge showed contempt for board mem­ said he would be willing to cite last recession’s low point hae gone bers action and a lack of discre­ wait no longer. instances, names, places and situ­ against "Vinton U. Fisher, 29, of 458 W. Middle Tpka Fisher plead­ Exdoaho Magnavax Yideomatie lb compact; here’s the idsai sgoond set STEW BEEF 69 GROUND BEEF for you. More dependabis frdktran» School Menus Land O’ Lakes former powered chassis, front apsaksr Solid, White Tuna.' Bumble and convenient front controls. Bee Brand 3 Reg. Cans 7 7 C BLTTER Lb. 69c Public Bcbool menus for the | Beautiful w (^ case in natural walnut week of March 11 through 15 will Tlw Manhat^ 1-MV120. be as follows; I MIR.A.CLE WHIP Sealteet Monday for all schoota exocot MILK Gal. 7 5 c itantma $179.90 Manchester High; Beef noodle; SAL.A.D DRESSLNG Q t Jar * | y C soup, chicken salad aslndwich, veg- SOK MORE PICTURE AT LESS COST •Uble sUcks, mljk, aranberry - srisp. - I PLA S IT C SHOWER 10 ARM INDOOR DBY- PER aq. in. THAN THE CHEAPEST ADJUSTABLE B O O K EXTENSION CORDS Fancy, Large, ^ Monday for Maaebasttf . High. • BLANKET STORAGE PLASTIC CLOTH BAG C U R T A IN LINER— BR—Sturday m • t Al. SWEET LIFE FACIAL ► TOTE-ALL SHOPPING ROTATING BX A D B A D J U S T A B L ■ STAN D — ^Braas flniah -way outlet Iceberg LETTUCE Jk F .r 3 9 c PORTABLE TODAYI Highly d s p ^ enly: Pepper aleak en roll,;'potato: BAG— Jinnba size, long —24”x54” Holds two Ba-^-to-oleon ..... W# folds for stongpo . • TISSUE, 400 Count For B A O — Waterproof. FOOT C H O P P E B - OHEBSE SUOEM — — ...... 88a ...... 68c 95c able fuH-transfbrwisr powsrsd ebss- •U pe.’ Whole kernel com, milk. Fold* flat ...... 680 Stainleaa blade .... Me Oita thick or 'Mta alpper ...... 88c •oat* ...... 68e sis, 26d sq. In. opBeally Mtsrsd Tuesday: Italian qiaghettl with -. alicee ...... M ' PiidL Seedless, Indian screeik Famous Magnavot qually aaeat sauce, tossed siUad, French SWEET LIFE ELBOW i|0 RiTMT GRAPEFRUIT Each 5 c thfOtghyLThsDadjBonsL 1-MV1S5. QNOr $209.90 bread and butter, milk, gelatin SPAGHETTI 8 Lb. Box HYC Abo sysfisbls in OosAsn^perso^ sbils. with topping r Ms MsIMsTy YIVMMIT Wednesday; Frankfurt on roU, potato sticks, stewed tomatoes,j Eagle Brand My-T-Good BREAD - milk, inixed fruit. SARDINES Cane ■niunday: MeatbalU with gravy. 39c Riaahed potato, buttered .; wax BUY 2 For 33e bisana, bread and butter, 'milk, lee | l i Tostod. Adfartod, DoMvewd, Sonficod •ream. Jes-ao Fancy and Get One FREE! Friday: Tuna salad on roll, but­ TOMATO JUICE » Ry Oar Owa tered Iriah. potatoes. Emerald M e fpw e niilk, KUlamey cake. BUSCTBIC STOVE ftA lN DRAIN — Bllml- Fowmmm For Sonfico ROOSTER SAI.T AND FLAME-TBOL— Make* GAS STOY'.E BURNER 1931 JUMBO MITTS— Extra G B A P E F B U I T BURNER B IB S—DU- ti|atea washMtt, damp PLABTTO RUNNER — BOOT TRAY — Ribbed PE P P E R SH AKER — any pot a double-boiler. BIBS — Diapoeable. 12 TH E GOLDEN .YT|EA118 heavy insulation. Sure' SPOONS — Set of* 4, po.aable. 12 for»... 68e aenar* Saves rugs and floora. plastic. Saves floors, 68e Musical ...... 68e ' aluminum ...... 68c for ...... , HUTCHIN80N. Kan. (AP) — •afety ...... 68c bamboo handles . . . 68c Like all parents, the late. Mr. arid 27’’x6’ ...... 68c ______S&H GREEN STAMPS WED.! Mr*. Fredrick Yennll wished tor| a kmg and h a p ^ Ufa tor their ,:V. HOURS: MONDAY Him SATliRDAY 9 A.M. to 8 PJ4,—SUNDAY 9 AM . to 6 P.M. four children. T h e ir wish haa -acxne true, The two sail* and two daugh­ ters and their epousee all lived to celebrate thrir golden wedding! anniversaries. i I V’ Daughter Mary, now 82, ob- ml aarved hsr BOtb aimlvaraary as Potterton’i I t n . B. B. TUson in 1646, though b w bneliaui^ ha* rinni dlad:-l SUPER MARitET daughtar Mlaale, • M, ealabratad POKER CHIPS WITH ' TWIN PUNCH the flOtb annivaraary wlth her bus- S A LA D A N D DESJ STE.AM mON CLEAN- WINDOW, ALLEN- f LEN GIGUO. ewfMrS and mcHiogar—Phona Ml 3-7083 — TELEPHONE INDEX— WOODEN PANTS MAGNETlfi HOOKS - BA<. t ADDY^i AtUch Ri^CK — 150 . atandanl OPENEB-4I « g band, C.'R. Wright, in 1960 utd SERT MOLDS with wall BR— Frees Irons from Cleaner, long ateel ^ Fr **** -I Press- button for quick HANGERS— Cuff clipe.-. Holda cup*; ut,pnsiU. to wall of closet. S to i^ chips 68c *teel ...... ” RT. 44A^COVENTRY. CONN... (Ntar tiM Rollon Town Un«) 130 CENTER STREET CORNER OF CHURCH the 60th in I960. Son William, 78, hanger* ...... 68c scale ...... 68c handle ...... i « reached the mlleaton in 1868; and. reference* ...... Mjs *teel spring* . . . flfle , toote, rtc. .... * for 6Jlc bags ...... Oloq, ^ . W , ^nWad at tlMi|

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DOm* 6BT UP MIGHTS gthbal conflict might be small be­ tiation of toe 8panfsh-U.6. base might have coma away fram^tba tiutha wtooh Bsalf U mon good, spirit in which tkooa yond our cooperatom in furnish­ agreement. , “ A t T h h T IiiB ? ’' iMiuing glad thAt tbs lawyars Mara A Thooi^t for aaptfona a«a h n m a a « i r ^ > • • • It takaa b u t Ho aad U b ^ a to.tttit" HUPLE-TILT gentle gossamer ivebs which may C o lu in b ia 1^ aim Seeking ing base facilities here,” said one T h e announced phasing- out of proteetb^ hia body aAd blood by pn«oiiiid..OoBpai«d to thto o i w One hdpcA, for his seko, and for later on turn out to be chains senior 'Spanish military officer. toe B47 nuclear bombers, with ALUMINUM WINDOWS Connecticut resisting the concept who died for men’s ataa upof sometimM nestle dpwn around the at ” We know, too, that in event of which the three SAC bases in ours, that Pregidsnt Kannody consent," under which the cittoan anaa, Jttous, the I lEomitig shoulders of the ^ordinary dtlsen. Weapons, Aid, w a r'w e cannot depend on Ameri­ Spain are equipped, would appear $10.75 aavsr guito rotums to tba inadvor- would sign away his own body and tolls an aasB to «• JhJJ $4^622 Sam ^TTie ordinary'citizen, who prob­ B i i m v can planes to protect Spadn. That to reduce the importance of these TEL. M I 9-3061 tant and almost innoosnt moral Yankee Mood by obtaining a license would MSdly hlstortoat & t Ha le .^ D pAiiGfDa MOW ably never heard of such a th lngas is why we are anxious tOv build bases,” said one official. "A t the . Minimum 6 W in d o m have been quite .likely, we think, to haaiar a t a s mere than a paw bankruptcy ha abnoat dodarad In By A.H.O. “Implied' consent,” ahouW hirva A a massage «C the Sob ad !Bod l^ a t in N A T O up—with American assistance and same time the Washington empha­ judge that the lawyers were jtry- txtoSm. — M nhoU Niabuhr. his press ocmfprancs Wadnebday been there. And, uiUeas he werb #ho diaa upon toa eroaa, a t a Qad technical instruction—oui^ own de­ sis on missile submarines as a himself a crusader, either for safe­ ing to tip the 'Bcaies too far the who tranaoanda Vtat/ory and. Is yet lantso-Baator Soureabook W e continue to lament the fM t By HAltoLO K. MILKS fenses. prime defense force increases the momlrig. For ha himself, we are ty at all costs,, or for temperance other w ay when they seemed Mstoay.wbo oendamna andjudgaa hy GhaMas L. WalUa that ho ordinary Connecticut citi- MADRID (AP)-^A clearer pic­ “ Developments in North Africa value of the joint air-naval. base sure, has aspirations for some­ forever, he might have found him­ rather friendly 'toward the Idea of •in and yet auttara with and for (tobmittod by Recreation Bens attended the Judiciary Oom- CAR LEAMN8 keep us looking over our shoulder at Rota on the Bay of Cadiz as ■r^DlBB Cxeept thing better and higher as a policy self being grateful for lawyers. making the individual, rather than lira. Riohard H. Pinnay Jr^ ture is developing of what Spain ' FAT mlttee’a Shearing on suspensions of the rinnar, this message la the a Spanish bargaining point'. Entered at ne Our same absentee citizen also the state, king o t the license. W e 'Aasoolato maiMar ______The bi|dg«t adoptod by the Itoo- in that' direcUon. Our relations Haaefaeeter. Coon., as mood for us and for ths w m M; he licenses, maximum speed laws, truth ahanf Ufa. It aawiot be stat­ ‘S'."**'. wants for u i extension bf its de­ "Rota would make an ideal missed being Infoimed that there are quite content to continue to ■aoand Congtafatlonal ChuMh. with M orocco'ire excellent today, and cfasmical teat laws. A s we have ed without daeaptioas;. hut the and RENTALS resUon CotmoU at Ito annual fense agreement with the United headquarters for Polaris-firlng himself, on occasion, has r e j^ e d is also something of a legU con­ regard our license aa a "privilege but when the Americans withdraw previously noted, these are sup­ ’. W np a tm , meeting atands at |4>662 tor the from their bases there we must submarines assigned to the Medi­ OVERWEIGHT ■OBaCKIRIOR-BAnHI and rdniked thoaa who still tiy to troversy over the precise status rather than a Hght” but a “privi­ States. posedly questions of sc»ns Import falto taMiad terranean If a formula could be preach, in a nudear- age, ths prac­ of the driver's license his state is­ lege” In return for which we do coming yaan. .T bn w w in b a enough On the military side, the be concerned about the future. to a good many Connecticut peo­ worked out for Us use.” sues to him. Here,, once again, he nM give our “implied consent” to to Ntowe f o w f w liiHne aad Income to cover ekpensea axoapt "Today Morocco has Soviet Available to you without a doetqr^ ticability of war; he himsdf, even ple. And we thought that anybody Franco government’s main pre­ Eying developments in U.S.- prescription, our drug called ______Months #••••«•••••# would have found the safety cru­ any autpmatle draining at our warrUa. Vw M l lafw iuSto for $216 Which the eouncil muM, MIG fighter planes which oan out­ on this occasion, was mersly try­ who attMided the hearing would be occupation Is with obtaining Spanish base relations are an l-JX. You nruet logo ugly (at in 7 teyG I# Months ••«••••••• ^80 saders and the lawyers as a group Mood. ■' perform the best we have — F86 or your money back. No strenuoua likely to find his or her sympathy ralae. enough weapons and technical American military community of ing to answer such people in lan­ on opposite sides, with the lawyers W e would like to think that the Sabrejets supplied under our creise. laxatives, macnafe or f l r t i y ••s«»*««****aa and support changing sides occa- help to develop its own defenses about 27,000 service mfen and of Bocallcd reducing candtea, eraekr guage they themselves must be main reason why no ordinary CJon- m Tha eommunity bmeh la aalf- agreement with the United States irionally, joining now with the oncet again proclaiming their own P I against possible hostility, with their families in Madrid, Zarago­ eni or cookies, or chewing gun. necticut citizen ehows up at moat d r a ■uatalnlng throujjto taaa and othar We would rest more cojprfortably THE ASBOCUraD^PIUBai . forced to accept; he reserved, one Bealous safety crusaders, now with zealousnees for a “r l ^ t ” of the emphasis on protection from air za. Sev|lla-Moron, and Rota. ODHINEX is a tiny tablet and citizen, but not, this time, with legislative hearings is that he real' 86 l u t Center Si. n a u lllM M l Incbma and has a working aurplua if we were sure of obtiining un­ Equally .anxlous about the future swallowed. When you take ODRINKa . :ifbe Associated Press Is ^ajKloslTelT can be sure, better reasons and the cautious and often reluctant attack. you .>4til) enjoy your meals. sUU m 4 • A I M le the use s ( rendrilealtm e< quite so much principled altruism. ixes, in advance, that the best way ITS M A IN $031. Fifty cents of each beach der a renegotiated agreement the lawyers. At Sommlt St o t p n the political side, Spain I of the base pact are about 7,000 the foods you like, but you simply an asm dIsMteties crwtsd ts It or some higher logic fOr the policy he to handle sUoh opposing pressures certain dnn t have the urge for extra portloos otherwise erodIM In this M per ' A n ordinary cltizsn attemUng Safety offidala were, every time membarahlp is put in a fund for clettrly wants greater recognition means of defending Spanish nationals employed by was defending. is to enact nothing That might, at capital improvements. ’The basa- Spain’s ports and cities from | u.S. bases, and thousands more becau.se ODRINBX depresses your ^ also the loeal news nohllshed nero. the hearing would not only have the phrase popped up, in favor of aa a loyal ally of the anti-Com- netite and decreases your desire iDf ae'AU rM its of reiUhUeatloa of special— continuing the present legal defini­ least, be quite a f r ^ e n t conclu­ WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL f ball program has a deficit of $121 whatever force might move Into livelihood depends on sup­ Atspatebes herein are alse reserred. A fter all this meandering foimd proceedings engaging hia munist West. Its asplration.s In­ whose fond. Your weight must come dowii| tion of the etate's authorization to sion if he did attend.' and toe awimmtato program is in the North African vacuum.” plying housing, food, and other becau.Ho as your own doctor will tw amble from us, what we refer to sympathy first one way and then clude full membership in the you, when you cat less, you t;'Vtill setTloe e l M e f M. ■ . A. Serr- the other. He would also have operate a motor vehicle as a the red foi' $45. Canoe Club mem­ North Atlantic ’Treaty Organize items to the Americans assigned leas Get rid*of excess fat and Ifra is that sentence in the President's TRIPLE-THREAT MAN #0 Tnf* found the exp«1enoe very educa­ “privilege rather than a right.” bers earn most of thrtr own money tlon. In the face of certain opposi here. longer ODRINKX coats |3.0(> and lE ^iilDhUsbers Kraresentattres Hie press conference in which, having Lawyers, in general, seemed to fa ­ HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP)—Chief bunch although their funds are handled .sold nn thi.s G UARANTEE: If 1 ^ fm ns Mathews Special Agency—New tional. POMPONS WE HAVE DAILY tlon from strong Soriall.st groups fia correspondent, Virginia M. Carlson, telephone 228-9224. forced to adcnowledge what he the possibility that w ar kv the Large-Kale basic tesesreh^ snd Sandra Simpson, John Moriarty, textbooks and representative work. has been canceled due to the an­ oould not believe was pos.sible.” Caribbean could never be "to the rapid technological changes, have ’That is the beginning of his In- national advantage.” And we hope created a broad new field of in­ pltatien to atop Inside the tradi­ that our domestic war party does vestment . . . A pplied Science. tional Soutliem mind, net, as he not take toe ssriously ths knpUoa^ hfanorif sayn, in order to agree This is the industry diat is con­ tw o biggest EVERYDAY LOW PRICES tlon that, as soon as they can pro­ GLENNEY’S with It, but to understand it. vide a little more evidence that verting scientific principles into % “M y awn aonvlctlon,” he said, w ar there might be to the national woricable toob and products. If One Stop Buildmg Center "is the’ the wtiversity’s real mis­ advantage, they can depend on him you ate seeking growdi possibil­ BURSACK’S sion is nether to integrate nor to to launch it. ities, thu fidd could be a good segregate, but te educate. That is one for you to cultivate. A word our oalUng and it is net toe much Winter Carnival SUPER MARKET And Now Instant Loading of caution; The industry if money to call it a sacred one. We must There is one particular field of meet the trials that lie before us fiercely competitive and highly M A D O0R. E M O R 8V.—P H O M M S-86M human avocation and pleasure with the best wisdom we can mus­ dependent on brain power. So a where, in the past dozen years', In- of VALUES ter, and that best wisdom will keep company's strength in thb area is Wa «fT9 vMitlon has begun really to keep ALWAYS PifiNIY OP us true to our real vocation. w MARCH S THRU MARCH 1« pace with those wishes which are all-important as an investment “ * s an American dtinen I can­ PMC PARWWG at once fantastic and yet most factor. There u no obligation in Peefit-Sliariiig not condone defiance ef law, riot­ NEW WINDOW MAGIC BHELFMARE* w o rries... ing, willful destruction of property, logical. asking us for help in assessing TRIMPTT W e like the way the eamera has Burder. I make no attempt te this faaor. HARimOOD LESS achieva your acceptance of what been developing. SHUHER PANEU The latest announcement at SttoJMf StMtMeik td 3 t ymu happened with respect to the on- progrese exhausts, for the moment roUment of Mr. Meredith but only at least, our last possible com­ jrour understanding of H. PUTNAM plaint.’ Seen, we are told, we are "You who hear me may be ut­ to be favored with a camera which, & CO. terly eppoeed to this system, but QUALITY MEATS according to the president of 4 6 .0 Z C A N hi Mississippi, It is a fact of exis- n I. CiNnR n„ MANCWniR Eastman Kodak, oan be loaded tence. N o other way of life ap­ Ml I-21S1 ..A RE60UR 8AVM68 PLAN .CREDIT WHEN YOO REED with film “in seconds with one pears acceptable. Southerners have hand and eyes shut." Mm i W m N » « tart Steel fxehonge been shaped and molded by their TO BORROW Hawaiian Punch 35’ ^ Other modern developments, history. TTiey beUeVe they know from EAstman, or from Polaroid, beet hew te settle their own Is- Open 9 to 6 Dally had already left us litUe to ima­ UiHOEpDCfcDdl DIP I •uee and they want no interfer- Open 6:30 to 9 Thnra. Eva. m a ngokra CUSTOM-GROUND Open 9 to It Saturdzya SnCe. Even se oompasaionate a gine aa a need or comfort. W e can ORB nmbaluiu fh« best- get Instant pictures. The sale ef loan as my famous townsman Wil- Reg. $1.69 Per Panel WITH ADJUSTABLE cameras from which we can get in­ ■am Faulkner felt this. . . HEIGHT LEVELERS stant pictures in color has begun. Now C A ****■ CHECK-8AV1NG8 M s yoa ImlU Bursack’s Coffee 59^ “Perhaps out iof our suffering W e can get cameras which aim Panel 28” Legs—Set of 4 has come the wholesome determi­ ngukr mftnti mrimnrimlfy by nation that our experience dial! themselves And adjust themselves SPECIAL PRICES Reg. $5.49. ARE YOU IN ON ALL. STOCK SIZES CHB<^^iGRBDlT pola iwdly e i* 3-LB. CAN SHURPINE not be repeated elsewhere. Pos­ automatically. Now The only thing, in fact, which $4.95 ($10 «r anon)' at jO n JlMwu l- i nllHi ym m t i M sibly Clomson OoUege owes some­ has boen standing in the way of or out o f SPECIAL PRICES ON Marta— 1 A aA h ay namniw^ thing to us for her awn peeurcful A ^ L SIZES ty mwito of a UNIVERSAL COMPACT 2-SPEED HAIR DRYER instant photography for anybody OAK F R A M E D hategratiOh'last month. to yont B uttoti N hUoobI MCviDfi bsBk lo t t that astebSEhM a I Shortening who wished it was ttia sometimes HOT WATER? Now you Mn have a poraona! hair styling eontor at koiM or “W o have made mlstakeo— cer- Morrell Canned Ham owoyl Tw o’hoot tomporatoros provide earo-froo aomfort... tolnly I have made mlstakai bilt | baffling procedure In- CORK Jut 9^f* a day for fhd whiipor-quiot drying allows you to tolophone whilo dryingl I might muAric that a Sparrww! jretUng the film Itottf 12-OZ. SIZE CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Into and out from the camera. «BB get yen ant ef tronblel CEDAD Extra largo bouffant hood! Now tuck-a-way double storage caught in a badmlnteu game is not That could stop almost anybody, BUUETIN BOARDS SAVEwwmy BaSSOWimm^ pockotnl Hondy nail dryer! Luxurious _traval &. storage ease Always in the beat position te I f yaa live in a typical kouoe, ’ make the wlseat geciaions. W e have i occasionally, oxcept the automatic KEHMEL BEDimie f a f j i j f t looks like costly bone-colored leotherl you oould easily nm out of hot -•aiRVAp i(y airftfag a cteAf 12 ' mechanic. Frozen loet acme prestige in the academic water aaveral tim w a week. So now that problem, too, hea world. W e have to dofend ourselves Now you oan hoot a ll tha hot .been solved. The camera industry against the,^threat o< lose ef ac- water you need at one time fo r ^Fmd oat how bofli CSHBC$K-j TGSaiid CHBCK^IREDlTcaB NBO Oreo Creme Handwioh Cookies ...... lb. bag 40e has been inventing at a most satis­ sredKatlon. W e have lost some aniy a day. 'Think o f it— fying pace. And the”way in which laell^ jaa hilinoa jour budDRiibtlfar. CEip and nudl poqpon te ■ y .X - good faculty members and we may aaly * «l»y* it has recognized and maihed out 'Yea, thaaka to Mobilheat— lose sqme mere. W e hav# lost some N a m tet M iteiBD ofaUfidioB. entirely obvious ways te improve and aaail-hred hat watar heater good qtudants, and some good stu­ ofeahroctcapaci^—yourfazD^ itself and then gone ahead and FRESH PRODUCE dents who wouM once have come cam toko care of sit their washing found the remarkable answer to us may net do ee new. needs at onb time. could atand aa a model and inapira- "A n d yet^ at least within- the Mam can do the family waah, tlon to all kinds at induetriss, some ■antewt s f my ewn sdueatlonal phi- too can do the diaheo a iS ie aomo of whom havo trouble oven rpoog- tesophy , w e have wen a notaMe tim e Junior takeo hie both, ond 18” X 24” niaing or imagining the simple PINK OB WHTnB Ttotocy. W a might have been da-^ you anjoy a ahower. Reg. $2.95. basic imgrevements which toould Don’t delay— phons ua today. $2.65 Stray^ and w# have survived. I be next for their products. Tind oat how aoay it ii to Oipitdt SEEDLESS bslieva w e shidl continue te sur­ X Like all the ether non-inventori to a MoMlhaai.fltod wator haoto 24” 86” ^ to C U. S. CHOICE NEW YORK CUT vive, susd survive •• s truly strong Reg. $4.75 4 $ H oAO Reg. 89c. in the world, w e can’t quite ima­ *Awr«Ot/ssi(|’«ftosV BAR TVO RD IfATIOXfAX. SAXfX GI^PEFRUIT Bnivaralty, not merely aa the husk gine what elae a camera might Si¥i|fhMl of a uniyeraity." need, or what olM could pooaibly 36” X 48” T C 20 Lbs. 1^ 0% to W RCA VICTOR KNIFE SHARPBNRR TAua tba r^fmrt'ed the man wha PRESTO PRESSURS improve it. But there probably is Reg. $8.65. ^/o/D Reg. $2.70. Z^X alO Sirloin Steaks B a y have k e ^ h ^ univarslty, the TABLE RADIO K CAN OPENER something else to be done, and COOKER spaRTSw, aUva Ihreugh tha tragic MORIARTY 6 - 39' New decorative styling! **Golden l^gic Hostess opener with .. When it la done w e will ask, as New •‘Stoln-Less" cost olum- game Isat toU when fiercer Me- Enjoy your home improvomehts NOW—^With Glciuiey's Throot** tone...oiitstanding recep­ ,. magnetic lid lifter, recessed usual, why wa didn’t think s f it itiumi Pressure regulator, out'O' Bents were batting each ether Easy Revolving Budget Account (R.B.A.) $10 per month tion! ^ carrying hondlt, tobla raitl ourselves, « r why the ^.industry it BROTHERS motlc air vent, guide handles! around. Tlw InUrasting thing la buys up to $110. ‘self didn’t think of it long ago. too esprBslan given to the view But we will nevar aocuae the eam­ point sad tha amatiaa at toa apsr- Ml 3-5135 HIS era Industry at lagging behind n w , asugbt between toe neoeealty 9 0 8 8 ”’" 1 3 d 8 . 8 1 1 .8 8 either Itoelf er us. It has beeij 301-315 CMtgr St. sad toevitabUitjr for ehanga and NATIVE AND YOU GET 118 leadlpg, from one logical miracle AND YOU GET 88 AND YOU GET 138 aa atosteaaa wbkli esanst bring It- TRIPLE-S BLUB STABfPf to anothar. TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS •M f vehBtsiH y to tos admlsaHn WE GIVE POTATOES tost dhsags Is psBflrie. The mars BUILDING MATERIALS FBUONnU GIVE BLOOD GREEN STAMPS B e a t ttw Ndrth undetstond eome- LONDON . (A P ) — Mobile blood LUMBER FUEL MANCHESTER PARKADE MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST totoli' s f tola, the more we our- tranafuslon ;unita.^ find ready re­ HOME STYLE Bslvto k s y oontributo to cres- sponse in calls ■ for volunteers ,in Mobilheat SHOP FRIDAYS TO 8:30 P.M. toto a t aa stmoephare of wentusl Bngliah prlaona. The pciaanere get OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9l30A.M.TOIO P.M MANCHESTER the day off from work and re. 1 0 - 3 9 ISAUSAGE M EAT u 49c , BPiuUeB w e Buiat havs^ 836 N. MAIN ST. MANCHESTER—MI f-5258 oeive a pr oaiitf ef aigarottoa when T H I l FRIDAY EVENING, 9 O’CLOCK— USTEN TO THE $4USIC OP 'THE MPNTIRIYS'! AT GIAN0>WAt

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MANUHESTEB BV^IN G HE&AU), Mi^CliESTER, CONN, THbKbUAX. MARCH 7, 1S68 PAGE KINM 4 .. t7T Fire HouiM. Election of officeroi bo assemble outside the church bo- mind ntore than a decade ago. tion because much of Its Interior Brook Odor Cure m o B t r MAKCETBSTER EVENING la taken up In ahewroom space. Amjovef auditors and tnhitees will take fore the 11 a.m. service. y-i Planned Pan Am Building Otbara have signed leases total­ place. AH members are urged to Mothera to Bleci ling a record $117 milUpn over The roof of the Pan Am build- Ing-^amed after ita largest ten^ attend. ' The Andover Mothers Club win Subject of Talks more than 36 years. meet next Wednesday at 8 p m. in Docauae bf<.lta height, bulk- and ant — Pan American World Air­ School Board At tomorrow morning’s as­ ways — has been made into the sembly at the elementary school. the elementary^ sohOol. Guest General Manager Richard Mar* . central location in the heart of speaker will be Miss Cora Webb, 6 6 Wolf son Took . Maidiattah'e mid-town o lu ^ r of world’s hlgtaeat heliport. Mrs. George Nelson will represent Un Tuesday nli^t informed tba 'rdm Your Neighbor’s Kitchen iin iC ' l¥m ICm-PMCBI TDPS-RNMAUE^ the Andover Orange and tnake the Tolland County extension service board of dlrectora that he has beydall Brook'. roe the world’s best cooks, Atty. tion. York World's Fair In 1964-66. Cakes for Operation Deep The building, flnancikl by Amer­ ters will be on display. The as­ He said a treatment plant la * Arnold Klau, 4« Bnfce Rd„ bacto It was Wolfaon, alraady. a sue Foundation work began in De­ The Board of Education, at ita Freeze are due this month, and the area would alleviate the odora, cember IMO. and the etnictural ican and British interests, was de­ sembly will begin at 9 s.m. UB his statement by submitting NEW "/oRK (AP)-On a balmy ceasful Manhattan akyacraper meeting. Tuesday night, voted In those contacted by the telephone and Green Manor would put In steel work wiu tapped out In signed to accommodate iM firms To Mark Scout Sunday .'irecipes he originated for Egg- ■prlng morning early leal June, a builder, who thought up the build favor of a new salary schedule for Girl Scouts in Andover will ob­ committee may bring their cakes septic tanks Md street sewers at 'plant Relish, Herb Bread and Sp- gravely 111 man was illown over Ing, battered down the odda May I9t2. Since then, 7,500 work- with a working staff of 17,000. teachers with a minimum start­ to Mrs. William McAdams on an tetimated cost of $500,000. The owners anticipate another serveUKI VK GirlVFIll.OUVUt . Scout Sundayouituuy this Lliin Sun-o u ll- _ - i ^ w gbsUl AtnoUInl. mid-Manhattan in > helicopter. against Its. financing, and oversaw ora in 76 different tradea hi^ye ing salary of $4,900 progressing ■The town and Eighth District been applying the mEUiufactured 360,000 persora will pass through day by attending the churches of ^ fgplMet Relish . Edwin 8. Wolfson had pulled ita ccnatnictlon to near comple In ten ateps to $7,200. The cuirenl their faith on that day. All girls, could work together on the pro­ 1 large eggplant himaelf from a psUnful Sick bed tion. atone exterior and Installing the the building daily. range is now $4,400 to $7,000 in Manchester Evening Herald An­ countleea millions of interior ap­ Beyond Its financing, the inter­ Brownies through Seniors, should posal. he said. ~J. large green pepper to take one laet look at the flow­ The handsome, octagonal-shaped nine steps. dover correspondent. Margery The cost would be charged pointments. national tone of the. building is wear complete uniforms, ^ i large ripe tomato ering of hla fondest dream, wluU structure fota up 808 feet over the Hebron baa adopted a scale Girls E^ttending St. Columba’s Montandon, telephone 742-8012. against residential*' amd industrial The bullding'e 3,400,000 aquare heightened by tenants — from - 4 ------^ — — I ohofiped onion ■oon would be the wopld'a largest former site of an offlca building, starling at $4,800 to $7,200. and Church in Columbia are asked to users of the sewers, he said. cup olive oil commercial office building. ita ponderous tonnage supported feet of office apace makes It the Japan, Italy. England. Canada, LIGHTNING DF.ATH TOLL Lydall Brook has long been a - a n d they get valuable Plaid Stamps fool Mexico and South America. Marlborough -$4,800 to $7,400. attend 9:15 a.m. Mass, and are in­ ' '■'% teaspoons lemon juice Three weeks later, Wolnum auc on ateel columiu in bedrock under roomiest office building in the Both these schedules are also in BELGRADE (AP) A record problem to residents in that area, world, second only to the Penta­ vited to a Communion Breakfast % oup fresh parSley chopped Customers who like values shop at A&P regularlyl There's always <|.stbrew!de choice of depend­ ' cumbed to cancer at the age of a subterranean niase of railroad ten steps. ’ in the church basement immedi­ 400 persons were killed in Yugo­ he said. The town is nql respon­ Fieahly ground p e p ^ , and tracks, 55 feet below street level. gon in Waahington, Before making bread or rolls, sible to alleviate the condition, but able quality foods at low prices that offer plenty o f cash savings, M addition, A&P eostomers get rinse the bowl In hot water and The annual meeting of the An­ ately following the Ma.ss 1 slavia la.st year by lightning aaKtotaate timt building la the 59-atory, $100- Many firms already are operat­ The Merchandise Mu-t In Chi­ Sco({t.s attending the Andover Highest toll was during July and with help from the North Endera, Heat oven to 400 degrees and valuable Plaid Stamps redeemable for a wide lelection of find gifts. ing out of tne building, which be­ cago la larger, but falls out of the dry before mixing the dough. This dover Fire Department will take a solution might be w ork^ out. m illm concrete and steel ^ant place tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Congregational Church are asked August. bake eggplant and pepper one known'as the Pan Am Building. gan to take shape In Wolfeon'a strictly office building classlflcA keeps the yeast from cooling. 'hour. Skin eggplant,.remove seeds from pepper, and chop both v e ^ Super-Right 7orth Herb Bread 1 loaf Fr«ich bread, pre-cut 5 -RIB top hop ^ pound butter Full Rib Half Pork Loins » 49'^ S S SUPER MARKETS REDEEM THE COUPON NOW FOR YOUR PUCE SETTING! S teaspoons mixed herbs. PORTION Cream softened butter and add 300 EXTRA herbs. Spread on bread. Wrap LOINS Full Linn HnH Pork Loins lb 59'^ loaf in alumtauun foil and heat in With a ^5 or more purchase TOP moderate oven 16 mintes. Super-Right. . . Skinless, Defatted, Shankless . . . Wholo or Eithor Half Nabisco VALUE Spaghetti Amolflnl aad coupoR you roceivedi STAMPS — 3 -yuika hard boiled eggs ChipHs These are io ad ditioa to the Stamp* 2. or S cloves garlic SAVE CASH on THESE! you get with your purchatae regu­ 1 2-ounce Un flat anchovy lllsta •Sat. pmm Skis AO* lAJJ Semi - boneless Hams u 7 5' m m larly. Stop ft Shop helpi you get 4 ounces olive oil O M - ISK M pk| Juloa o f half lemon HlW I INTRODUCTORY OFFER! 1. P L A C E SBTTIN GwM afcrest’ your free gift* faster. Come ”2 tahlespoons dried parsley Ready-to-Cook, 1V2 to 2 pounds . . . Tondor, Pk>mp and Medty get yoor abarel Fresh ground pepper. Burnett'i If mnldng in blender, blend W O RTH *1.491 first four ingredients until smooth, Herald i^oto by Saternis rockcornish u Heinz Baby Cereals ATTY. ARNOLD KLAU Game Birds 49* VmWeEKtrast 41s Start collacting your complete otherwiae sieve egg yolks through strainer, e r a * gnrlic and an­ OATMEAL, RICE, BARLEY, A 8 0 7 Vsnilla Ixtrsot 8lt eet of handaomc, oven-proof chovies togather until a fine paste Dinnerwarc. You’ll tava money! COLONIAL NONFAT M Y MILK AODiO HI-^RO, MIXED X PKGS 19= Mmoad Flavor Nc :f, forms, add olive oil and mix. Bring iMfM fhk « m( Sm Fm 4 ..r j ' mixture to boil in small saucepan, a FRANKFORTS AAK stirring emistantly as it bums SWORDFISH STEAKS ^ 59* CREME- easily, and 000k for one minute. TV-Radio Tonight SUPcR-RlGHT PURE PORK FRIED SCALLOPS » 79' Gerber's Rsmova from beat Add lem on MARSHMAUOW KRAFT 2 ^ aT s 4 5 ' Juioe, paisley and pepper. Serve SAUSAGE MEAT -IT Baby Food over one pound cooked thin spag­ HALIBUT STEAKS - 59* PKGS # | | C hetti. T<9 with grated cheese. IXTIA HAIO STANK HADDOCK FILLETS » 63* FACIAL TISSUES ANGEL SOFT 4 OF 400 O T Strained Food 9 jan 9Bc Atty. Kkui was bom and raised Television 25 WITH SOZPKO SLICED Nepco Pnfro'mi UB Junior Food 6 jan 92c in HartfMd and has lived in Man­ t:00 ( 3) Big 3 Theater (in progress)^ 8:00 ( 8-40-53) Donna Reed Show FISH STICKS 3ap'nj*«'i 3 io wm»e$ i chester for three years. He is a (221 Movie at 3 (in proin'esa) (22) Biography NUTLET MARGARINE » , 2 PKGS 3 7 = member of the Democratic Town (30-10) B arly Show ( in progress) (18) Subscription TV BEEF, B8W AND PEPPER AND BEiF AND ONIONS ( 8) Huckleberry Hound (24) House We Live In COD FILLETS Kiarw39 ‘ Committee, president of Manches­ (63) FUtn ( 3^12) Perry Mason Sanka ter Toung Democrats, and a mem­ (18) Subscription Television 8:30 (10-22-30) Dr. Kildare S t e a k s ’" p’k°o^8 5 ‘= ber o f the State Bar Association. (2t) American Economy ( 8-40-63) Leave II to Beaver OYSTER STEW JSS?, ZnSSV ' DAILY DOG n '.iA 6:06 (40) Assignment Underwater (24) Brush Painting Intfanf Coffee ij I ' f Ha also is a member of the Great 6:25 ( 3) News. Sports. Weather 3:00 (12) The Twilight Zone Books Discussion Group, the Har­ 6:30 ( 8) Hennesey ( 8-40-53) My Three Sons MACARONI 3 1.00 V 4 }• * (40) Adventures of Tims ( 3) The Detectives vard du b, the DeDavia Shake­ (24) Turn of the Century EXTRA PLAID STAMPS WITH EXTRA PLAID CTAMPS WITH vr 9 9 c r.\ \\\ ii{ speare Society and a lecture series (53) News 1ft t;,’ (22) Cilub House 3:30 (10-22-30) Hazel (C) A 1 LB PKO HANDSCHUMACHER A A OZ PKG OF NEPCO SLICED ' .<1* 2; committee at Temple Beth Sho- ( 8-40-53) M cHale's Navy Price Reduced CANS 6:45 (10-22-30) HunUey-Brlnkley News (24) The Red Myth TOMATO SOUP 5 53' IOf ! •'- ‘ • Uf'i V 7 lom. He is assistant town counsel ( 3) Walter Cronkita (18) Subscription TV at Manchester. (40) Ski Trails 10:00 ( 3-12) Nurses Skinless Frankforts Cooked Hum D D C C C D U C C Page Apricot, Cherry 4 1 lb Q r C Sanka He received an A-B. degree at T:00 ( S) Wyatt Earn (10-22-30) Andy Williams gK t3CI% V E9Peach, Pine. 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Sign Off 100 Sunnyfield Poncake Fleur Handi-Wrap cabbies say. 6:00 Kurt Ruasoll WHAV—SIS <8:00 Raynor. Shines 6:00 News With Htit coupon and purchase of SI PINK SALMON COLDSTREAM CAN 65' Keeps Sandwiches Fresh 6:15 Paul H a rley , Dr. Albert B. 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Sport? and Weather 18 months of alow unhurritd country aging, to 6:90 Financial Report Spaghetti *»«famm(»fam. ] iimoccaii&2 ^ AftP FRUITS FOR SALAD ' » r '4 9 ' The Advaneod Da-iergont Yet Never Had a Hungry Moment!” 6:35 Album of. the Day 6:45 Three Star Extra reach the full, tangy seat you want in chetae. hn headline is a iiaotation furnished solely as information. 7:06 Conversation iHece Ann Page Mayennoise arjAk^* X- $2.39 ” !;4“ 79c You get wholeaome, natura/ goodnsM with no 7:30 News of the World SILVERBROOK FRESH CREAMERY S:om some people who have Comet Rice Company makes 7:45 Sing Alonfr procesaing, no doctoring up, no unpleasant bite. Ued the Comet Rice Diet. these claims fo r Comet Ricex 8:06 Pop Concert so STAMPS Chnnsn SKcts *6« fk6 25' N u m erou s 9:06 Niirhtbeat only Comet Rice is BOTH VHa- 11:00 Ne'ws With this coupon and purchase ef BUTTER IB 69' To keep thia freth perfection, we package coo- UMrs tell us fieil and Enriched to protect 11:16 Sports Final Sharp Oinddar ** 75' Ajax that by fo l­ your health. Eating ordinary 11:80 Staiilrht Serenade A Family Size SUNNYBROOK GRADE A venient-aixe pieces in Saran Wrap. Thia way k lowing the 1:00 News and Sien Off rice — whether you are dieting WPOP—I4lf Omd-O-Bit Cheese Feed * « ^ 7 9 ‘ All Purpoaa Cleaner gfays freth! Put Real Sharp at the top of your Comet Rice or not — may not provide soma 6:00 Joey Revnmds Crest Tooth Paste ®ss 10:00 Bill Hugrhea FRESH EGGS DOZ 53 Diet faith­ o f the vitamins and minerals ■hopping Hat. Put extra flavor in Lenten diehea! 1:00 Johnnv Areo Good Thru Sat., March 9, 1963 fully they that Comet Rice provides. WINF— 23c „ lost 10 pounds Dozens of doctors have rs- 6:00 News. Wall Street ife B in 10 days. 6:16 Showcase uested hnndreda of copies of 6:46 f^w ell Thomas Not to bo mluod 50 Extra Top Yaliio Stamps this wook ^ Some lost atiis Comet Rice Diet. 7:00 Showcase much less, 8:00 The World Tonlsbt flavor . . . a n d v a lu o l and some say If you want to see whether 8:30 Showcase w ith Sto p it Shop Rool Sharp Agod Cheese they gained you can lose weight without 11:00 News Jane Parker Large 8 jneh 1 lb 8 oz weight. Reac­ being hungry, print your name and address, and enclose a In ipeclil _ tions vary ac­ lerf* pRf J * rC cording ^ the individual users. Comet Giant Grain Rice Box Top to ns. Comet Giant Grain 1 s o ^ S T A M P S I I With this coupon and purchase of Blueberry or Peuch tc cH 34b, 1)1 W pht FIc The average loss for those Rice is available to all food DR. I. GERSHANOFF who faithfully followed the stores. If your grocer does not OPTOMETRIST a large Jelmson & Johnson Comet Rice Diet for at least five have it, he can secure it from days, in an independent report­ Ken J. Pezrow Corp., 72-Bl Floriunt ing gronp, is about 8 pounds in Grand Ave., Maspeth 78, N.Y,, 91.') M AIN ST. li ^ “"'"‘''I* Pies 59"EACH I * Thru Sat., March 9, 1963 Phone Twining 9-0200. MANCHESTER whan you buy Room Doodoran ffs maim Send your name, address and from our |deasant than other diets,” and the box top to ns. HAS RETURNED TO, 4 8 o tlh a * tdcofiMi* g o ,- Top o* the Grade said they would recom- Address: RESUME 7tttprtrits IS-mggmmhUm snend this diet to others. lagulor prioa COMET. RICE APPOINTMENTS reeipm! .. a Wt the finest Comet Rice Co. makes no Box 1881, DaUas 21, Texas elainii lor this diet. The diet is T .n . , -■ C>i»« TEL. MI 3-6030 Ajax a. 1 ObtalHy RR«W| meat you *U over eat! Mote to Fhymdans: Doctor, if yon want to prescribe this easy, 247-3636 i$ 6 ea m simple, inexpensive diet for your patients, please use your pro- * 50 STAMPS All Purpoie Liquid Cleaner roaen pieet fessional atntioneiy and tell ns how many copies you need. With this coupon and purchase of For the price of Uw naul.r A. Bottle of 100.' packio. of 4S Our Own tM 39 69 J flly ar lam ea Ralt »«'« 35* baft, phis fe mors, you act. iU c ‘W c O ur 39* 64 tsa bsfs. Apple Pies Morton's 4 t? Boyer Aspirin Dnnnh Ring smcial 39' Good Thru S«t., M.rch 9, 1963 Angel Cakes Rabin Brand Ritaiysss' ^'|ax NNMm^ Jell-o- Royal KSS 12^ *1 Floor'^nd WaH Cieener Serve Angel Su­ L am b L e g White Bread 2 i4**vv49' f io u iih ip J>a)WfLbu preme — k’a quick, 291 Our eaperienced maat buyera chooae Haddock 3 lUr *1 Dricn Hi m la Uii K tavaMwt On SM., Mm* * « •IfMtln O MX * V W«r IWMi la Olt MMnllf 6 ticixv.' Tihten m4K«i 4 Iimu mtIbliN N lav mwm Iram Fli)4 SUw (llW. easy and aenunpr Choice Flesh Native Poultry. . . 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I- ■ ‘ - 'Si. ^ ' PAGE ELEVEN / K^INCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY; MARCH 7, 19TO ■ I.

P A G ! TEN Approved for College

The Baby Has A brochure and a $6,200 interim budget for th« pnmoied Manchester community college were approved last nighf} igi by the board of education. ^ s m M t n t E ^ During the lengthy discussion \ Been Named... which preceded the votes to ap­ prove the brochure and budget, college c o m nri 11 e e” members stressed th e, Importance of view­ STAMPS, ing the ^oUege plans affirmative­ Lm u IoU, L u etto Marie, daughter of CSetnent Gene and De­ ly- anna LeDuc Langlois, 13 Oak St., RockvtUa She waa bom Feb. First It Is psychologically wrong, 35 at RockvlUe City Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are low DISCOUNT both In the view of taxpayers and First I W E G IV E Mr. and Mrs. Bernard LeDuc Sr., of Ellington. Her paternal ALL AMERICA’S of prospective students, to have grandniiother is Mrs. Lillian Langlois Hartford. She has a coUege officials "pussyfoot around toother, Raymond, 3. W E G IV E National and say we might not open,’’ said # * • • « National Dr. Merrill B. Rublnow, chairman Girard, Thomas Peter, son of Donald and Alice Valllere Gir­ FAVORITE! of the eulmissions and standards ard, Hickory Dr.', Andover. He was bom Feb. 22 at Manchester Stores committee of the Manchester Memorial Hospital. ,Hls maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. GREEN Community CoUege Citizens' Ad- Albert Valllere of Florida. He has four brothers, EJdward, Rob- Stores PRICiS visdry Council Inc. art, Lawrence and Kenneth; and a sister, Blaine. . . S T A M P S ^ Just as a merchant doesn't ad­ «... * g r e e n vertise that If someone will come Caasiar, Ann, daughter of Richard Alexander and Diana Just as for generations ^STAM In to buy he \Ydll open his stope, Goto Csasaaar, Buena Vista Rd., South Coventry. She was bom neither should the comipitlee Fob. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ members say If .someone will en­ mother is Mrs. Katherine Gero, Blast Hartford. Her paternal roll they will start a, college, he grandmother is Mrs. Rose Csaszar, 22 Ridge St. She has two BIG UNTBN SPBCiALS! said. brothers, Richard Jr. and Gary. FRESH WHOLE * i Ready-to-Cook - I '/ i to 3 Lbs - Plump, Tender, Meaty If the college should not open • « • * « as planned In the fall, the expense the Plonrde, Karen Marie, daughter of Guy and CarHne Cha- to taxpayers "won’t' cripple Emhlem Head/ loult Plouide, 25 Avon St. She was born Feb. 18 at Manchester town financially," he said. Mrs. Carol Lenlhaii, 31 Cam­ Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Discount PHeo$ii Matthew Moriarty, chairman of bridge St., was elected president Mrs Hanrid ChalouR, Caribou, Maine. Her paternal grand­ TOMATO JUICE the citizens’ council, added that of the Manchester Elmblem Club mother is Mrs. Camille Plourde, New Brunswick, Canada. She SAVE any loss la “an Investment we can at its meeting last night at the SPECIAL K CIRIAL 6V>OZ well afford to make for the future has a brother, Kenneth, 2. LB KofC Home. She succeeds Mrs. • • • • • Kellogg's 10H oz PKG 41c PKG A m < 2c of the town." Kenneth Hodge of Blast Hartford, Yost, Katherine Ann, daughter of Eugene and Nancy Cath­ The board set May 25 as the now serving as junior past presi­ erine Rohan Yost, 49 Hickory Dr., Coventry. She was bom Feb. due date''-for applications of stu­ dent. SAVE dents who want to begin classes 21' at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar- LIQUID STARCH Other officers are Mrs. John enU are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rohan, 38 Gardner St. Her pa­ in September. Late applications Ziemak, -vice president; Mrs. Stan­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tost, 14 Hudson U nit wUl be considered "at the discre­ ley Baldwin, financial secretary; CHICKENS tion of the committee." St. She has a brother, Jeffrey Alan, 1*4. PINEAPPLE JUICE Mrs. Albert Ritter, treasurer; Mrs. G • • * • 1301 SAVE The citizens’ council, which has Paul Diehl, recording secretary; been preparing the brochure, had GLASS WAX CAN SPLIT or CUT-UP ^ 35c Mrs. Hector Rivard, corresponding Farrell, Lou An, daughter of William and Barbara Gildart planned to set April 15 as the due Bhrrell, Skinner Rd., Vernon. She was bom Feb. 21 at Man­ Gold Seal HNAST 46-OZ secretary SLnd Mrs. Oliver Crom­ date for applications. well, chairman of trustees. chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. S A V E 9 c CANS The date was pushed forward and Mrs. Harold Gildart. Cambridge. Mass. Her paternal grand- % 16-OZ Also, Mrs. Carroll Hawthorne, COOKID 2 after A. Raymond Rogers Jr., first tru.^tee; Mrs. Paul Buettner, parertts are Mr. and Mrs. William Farrell, Cambridge, Mass. She C CANS Leg Quarters »39V Breast Quarters ^‘43* principal of Manchester High has a brother. David J., 3. Sunsweet Prunes second trustee; Mrs. William m 0 * * * '■ School, said most students will Mohr marshal; Mrs. Walter Bal- know by May 15 whether they Chambers^ Brian Drew, son of James, C. and Anastasia % 16-OZ dyga, first assistant marshal; Mrs. SAVE have been accepted by other col­ James Brown second assistant Stynes Chambers, 159 Pine Knob Dr., Wapping. He was bom STEWED a v a i l a b l e leges or universities. Feb. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ fa CANS SHRIMP marshal; Mrs. James Farr, chap­ Del Monte Prunes A T A A O $ r STORES LB Dr. Rublnow, who said he had lain; Mrs. John Dougan, press Mr- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph St3mes, Lx>ng Island, N. Y. His disagreed -with the committee over paternal grandmother is Mrs. James Chambers Sr., New York, N. respondent and historian; Mrs. % 12'/4 OZ SAVE TINY-WET 4 V2 OZ BARBECUED CHICKENS the earlier date, said, "We've got Paul Jones, first guard, and Mrs. Y. He has two brotthers, James, 6, and Robert, 3. to let these people be refused by « « « • fa CANS CAN Arthur Leduc, second guard. S A V E 1 0 c other places before we close our Britnell, Alexander Hamilton, son of Walter and Julia Mar- R & R Chicken Broth Officers will be installed April doors to them." 23 at the Elk's Home. Mrs. Philip nhall Britnell, 53 Tracy Dr. He was bom Feb. 28 at Manches­ The first year enrollment is ex­ ter Memorial Hbspltal. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Rita 17-OZ Garcia of Quincy, Mass., supreme pected to be made up of mostly president, and Mrs. Carrie Loeff- Marshall. Sussex, England. His paternal grandparents are Mr. CANS students who have been refused and Mrs. Walter BritneU Sr., Wigan Lancs, England. He has a Del Monte Pens OF THE SEA LB ler of Quincy, supreme marshal, 5 CHICKEN TUNA B jO ttELESS admissions elsewhere. will conduct the Installation. brother. WilUam Walter, 2*>4. Rogers said he estimates that • « • * * i 46-OZ i V e a l L e g s Hoch, Gregory Jay, eon of William and Annette Drouln CAMPBELL about 50 students from the 1963 for a secretary to the dean. May 1, Hoch, Hendee Rd., Andover. He was bora Feb. 22 at Manches­ Tomato Juice # CANS graduating class at Manchester $750; for a clerk-typist, April 1, ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and LIGHT CHUNK 2 cI ns 6 5 ‘ High would be interested in at­ $850; for postage, supplies and tending the college just under 10 Mrs. Leopold Drouln, Vernon. His paternal grandfather is Wil­ ELBOW MACARONI 8-OZ SAVE printing brochure, $600. liam Hoch, Stafford Springs. He has a brother, William David, SEnoked Shoulder Butts >63* per cent of the class. For telephone, $75. 8*^. M ueller's or THIN SPikGHETTI PKGS He guessed that between 20 and For social sedurlty. $36. « « • » « 2 JACK RABBIT 30 would want to enroll in the For adraihlstration equipment, Kellogg, Kerin Eileen, daughter of Albert and Mhrgaret Gas- transfer credit program and the $ 1 ,000 . ILROW MACARONI % 1LB SAVE kell Kellogg, 42 Teresa Rd. She was bom Feb. 19 at Hartford (Commodore .Seafood ^ ^ eciaii / others In either that program or Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Ella Gaskell, 42 ay Thin or Ragulur Spaghetti fa PKGS Sliced Bcicoii "m*” 59< the terminal program. Teresa Rd. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Emer­ M ueller's The rest of the first year’s en- Special Show Set son Kellogg, Wethersfield. She has two brothers, James. 5, DRIED BEANS » 59c rollement would include adults or and Jeffrey, 21 months. SAVE Fried HaddocjkFHIet Manchester High jgraduates' from 0 0 0 0 0 At State Theater 2-LB PKG YELLOW EYE, ^ 1 LB ^ jCC 59c Skinless Franks 59< 1 previous years, said jElogers. Nevlns, Amy Beth, daughter of James i n and Barbara Velveettt Cheese Fried PerfklKliet Dr. Rublnow said he hopes Rog- Young Nevlns. 95 W. Middle Tpke. She was bom Feb. 23 at RED KIDNEY, BARLEY lA P«GS 1# V 1 ers’ estimates are low, because The State Theater is scheduling Hartford Hospital. Her maternal g;randmother Is Mrs. Ruth Fried Stdliops Lt 75c a special youth show for Saturday 28-OZ SAVE 1 the expense of establishing the at 2 p.m.—’‘Revolt at Fort Lara­ Young, 4 Durkin St. Her paternal grondporeiits are Mr. and college will go up if the enrollment C o t m I CREAM OP WHEAT • Quick or Regular Cottage Cheese with Chive* 25 I mie,’’ a western in color. It is the Mrs. James Nevine, 57 Milford Rd. PKG MICHIGAN PEA 2;^'s29< 1 Is low. 0 0 0 0 0 , - eJCenten Sea^ od .Speclaid I • story of a western military out­ 'Mdriaa-ty said the college will Affrlcano, Benjamin E. Ill, son of Benjamin E. arid June post at the outbreak of the Civil 180Z SAVE GRIIN SPLIT, WHOLI GRIBN, YILLOW SPLIT LB I open if it has an enrollment of 75 War. The cavalry-Indian battl^ Pidgeon Affricano, 10 Cemetery Ave., Rockville. He was bom Sea Scallops 59c full-time students. The original Feb. 20 at St. Francis Hospital. Hartford. His paternal grand­ PKG scenes were filmed at Fort Lara-' % Whenties Cereal LB M A EXTRA STAMPS plans called for a first year’s en- mie, Wyo. -Ing. The colorful his­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Affricano, RFD 2, Rockville. Smelts Ne« 1 23c I rollment of 120. He has a brother, Thomas, 11; and two sistere. Ellen, 8, and tory of Fort Laramie, a long time DRIED PEAS 2 29< with items listed below At 75, "we would operate at a millUry esUblishment in the Wy­ Linda, 7. 2 2 0 Z SAVE LB 49c « * • • * Smoked Cod Fillet I greater deficit than we would like oming territory, lends Itself to the PKG WHOLE WHITE 2 rrc’. 25< ONI 12 0ZPKG Armour's Star s k i n u s s Franks to operate at,” he said. film’s fictional account. Members Leavins, Lori Lee, daughter of Royce and Linda Goss Leavlns, Whentenn Cereal Sept. 16 was set as the opening Rt. 6, Andover. She was bom Feb. 22 at Manchester Memorial of several tribes from reservations I date for the school, about two in the Wyoming and South Da­ Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ 12-OZ SAVE ONI S OI PKG Finast Sliced Bologrfa weeks after the elemenbary and ence Goss, Andover. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and kota area were hired to play the CANS I secondary schools are in session. Sioux warriors. Mrs. Rufus Leavins, Riverdale, Ga. Hormel Spam ONI RING Finast Polish Sausage Dr. Rublnow suggested the date Cartoons will complete the pro­ I as a means to avoid the "hubbub” gram. The regular show. "Bocciac- DeGray, Doreen Gall, daughter of Francis and Margaret Crf- PEANUT BUTTEE SAVE of other school openings and to cio 70.” will begin Its evening per­ Rns DeGray, 15 Raffin Rd., Thompeonville. She was bom Feb. 12-OZ JAR PEANUT BUTTER give the students a "feeUng of col- formance at 5:30. 18 0 Z JAR 59c 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ Skippy I lege.’’ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Collins. Wapping. Her paternal Rogers said the high school’s PLANT ACQUIRED grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeGray, Springfield, I laboratory facilities will be avail­ BOSTON (AP) — Capital stock Mass. She has three brothers. Ronald Kean, 4 ^ , Gerald Rob­ REG SAVE FINAST SMOOTHY i/. lb Fr^ en Food Specials! BATHROOM TISSUE able to the students, but projects of Truelove and Maclean Inc., of ert, 3, and Peter Alvin, 2. “ ROLLS S A V t 4 c JAR. Waterbury, has been acquired by 0 0 0 0 0 cannot remain set up in the rooms W aldorf 4 even overnight because of the the United Shoe Machinery Corp. St. Louis, Eugene Arthur Jr., son of BJugene and Edwina Extra Fresh Produce Specials! ^ for an undisclosed sum. William Daniels St. Louis, 92 W. Main St.. Rockville. He was born Feb. SAVE Scallops 1 lack of room. He said space to set up lockers S. Brewster, president of United 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather 42-OZ PKG 45c 18 OZ PKG Shoe, said the Waterbury plant will Is Edwin Daniels, Rockville. His paternal grandparei»ts are Mr. I Is available If the committee de- Quaker Oats I cides to purchase the lockers. continue under present manage­ and Mrs. Arthur St. Louis, Vernon. He has twin sWters, Lori ment, and there will be no change Lynn and Judy Lynn, 16 months. SAVE OLD MASTEFIS EDITIONS OF THE FINAST ^ 7-01 J ^ I E C The interim budget, for the pe- * • * * • I riod ending May 1, includes the in personnel or policy. The plant, MEDIUM F rie d PKGS where precision metal components MlNamara, Jonathan Edward, son of Thomas E. and Doro­ 1 foUo-wlng ^locations: Sunsweet Prunes Chicory or EscarUle F op a dean, $2,000 as of May 1; are manufactured, will operate as thy Stempel MiNamara. Newark, N. J. He was bom Feb. 16 for. services by the superintend- an affiliated company to United in Newark. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Pineappls-Orsngs, Pinsspple-Grapsfruil, PinsappI* _ _ ent’s offlco, as o f March 1, $900; Shoe, he said. Stempel, Easthampton, Mass. His paternal grandparents are SAVE Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. MiNamara of Glastonbury. He has a QT BTL FLORIDA brother, Thomas, 3. M a io la Oil Dole "ABC" Juices 5 c‘fN^s99c • * • * • Crisp, Tender, Well Trimmed Nevlns, Amy Beth, daughter of James T. and Barbara Young SAVE Morton s Macaroni & Cheese i 49e Nevins HI, 95 W. Middle 7>ke. She was bom Feb. 23 at Hart­ QT BTL • NEW AMERICAN Rich in Vitamin A FRIDAY and SATURDAY ford Hbspltal. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Ruth Young, Welch's Tomato Juice , ! — — 4 Durkin St. Her patemal grandparenU are Mr. and Mr*. CATHOLIC EDITION 2 19' MARCH 8th and 9th ONLY— ! James T. Nevins of 57 Milford Rd. I 170Z SAVE • " • • • e KING JAMES CELLO ih O ljgfiA STAMPS T O R JfO U !_ Ostrowskl. Mark Kean, sort pf Emil and Susan Kelly Oetrow- Richmond Peas F CANS t I D - R I P I PKGS ski of Cold Spring Dr.. Vernon. ' Jle wa.s bom Feb. 28 at Man­ AUTHORIZED VERSION 2 chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Ml'S. Bartholomew Kelly of Hartford. His paternal grand­ "^16-OZ SAVE mother is Mrs. Mary Ostrowskl, Cold Spring Dr., Vernon. He SLICED CANS SECTIONS NO. has a brother, John Peter; 22 moi^ths. Finast Beets t Pasccd^elery _2 33< 20% OFF S and 9 «och 99^ SAVE Sucheokl, Laurie Ann, daughter of Alexander W. and Irene ON ALX, Kupchunos Suchecki, 16 Oak St.. Rockville. She was born 6-OZ f ^ C I W GTlEEN STAMPS FLORIDA MaNeh 1 at Rockrille City Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ Finast Tomatoes 7iso sEcnoHs 2-7 NOW ON SALE BAGS ■ i j P ents are Mr. and Mrs. John Kupchunos Sr., 22 Regan Rd., Rock­ id is h e s t WM i thg PurchdM of $5 or Moro Still on Sale— IntrodgDtory jDfliar 3 ville. Her patemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander SAVE 1 AND THIS COUPON DRAPERY and SLIP W. Suchecki Sr., 166 W. Main St., Rockville. PIG BARS 2 LB PKG ] U/WT O NI TO AN ADULT CUSTOMH 0 0*00 tw in -GOLDIN LBS C Coupon- Valid Through Saturday, March 9 , 196J SECTION W I T H B O N U S 3 f 9 KEOiMAlU AT YOU! MUST NATIONAL STOM ‘ Bradway, Usa Ann. daughter of Warren L. and Dorothy Potatoes CtCAim iS. I«« * TMACCO IXTMPT f«OM ST AM* OHW COVER FABRICS Morrarty Bradway of RFD 1. Cemetery Rd.. Vernon. She was MM ScDEAL NO. 1 O P J O O i X T B A ,bom Feb. 28 at itianchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal STA-PUP QT BTL 12-OZ BAG grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrarty of Dayville. Her Staley's 4 4 c pa c k Only Jj^ S T A M B S patemal grandparents are Mr., and Mrs. W. L. Bradway Sr. of Jumbo Reanuts 3 9 c Just Received! Putnam. , $ 1 0 0 SAVE Hayu Your Completo Bible for Easter 1 1.7R BAKirS LIMON IXTRACT 8TL 45c ♦-OI ptco 29c Td. Folsy, William Joseph, son of Roland apd Josephine Wandzy, Welch's 4 I 16< UM W S SUNFLOWII SIB 2HLBPKG 59c 2-oz Burry's Butter Cookies NEW SFRWQ WOOLENS 8 Wlndemere Ave.. Rockville. He was bom March 2 at Rock­ Also AVAMJMIt Jewkh Publicatioiis Sodety Venion of tie lD m L m m ' w VANILLA IXTRACT » - o i rtccoTSo 35c. ville City Hospital. ’ His maternal grandparents are Mr. and PtpparihnI Paltiei. Mimalur* Mix, Junior Mints, Chocolal* Stars, Chocolata Drops Dixie Cup Refills . ALSO iDjOKOr :S 4-OZBTL 85c 2-oz BTL 45< 15-01 CANS 27c Mrs. Joseph Wandzy of 17 Mountain St., Rockville. His paternal UbnRF^s bwdfSod pkg 59< Spaghetti chit w y -ail-dii • wini cHitst * sauci 2 grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. S. Condide Fo*sy of Central Falls, t7-OI CANS Scriptures *14** CHOCK PULL O'NUTS Succotash lA iiL • CM AM s n u - o m in u m a 2 39c • R. I. He has three sidters, Mary 9, Janet, 4, and Lea, 8. p i US J iV / S iu m p s iSi iCHOCOLATI - CHILDREN LOVE IT SILK DRESS PRIIITS ‘I ’* ***•*, Pillsbury Flour s-u lAO 57c 12-OZ JAR 69< l-LB CAN 7 9 c CAN Beilis, Laurie Jean, daughter of Joseph J. and Claire John- Ovaltine Coffee Chicken of the Sea Tuna r-oz 43c IRISH LINENS— Plain and Embroidered non BelUs, Taylor St., Taloottville. She was bom March 3 at i-ucAN 79c Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are MIS. n u n irs > quarters FOR A WHITER WASH. Fluffo Premium Shortening n-oi CAN 59c DACRON and CO'TTONS—In Plain Colors Mr. and Mr*. C. . Jrfinson of Hartford. Her: patemal grandpar­ Armour's Chopped Ham t ------ents are Mr. and Mrs. Domenick BeHis of 366 Hartford Rd. She HB PKG 25< Breeie Detergent 35< 4-oz CAN 25c has a sister, Cartri Aime, 4. Margarine Armoi^ur's Vienna Sausage 0 0 0 0 0 Y o u f K-OI CAN 29c Thin WooB'* Bonus Stomps CMP lOY-AR-DH Sago 1 Liquid Diet Food Feodell. Madeleine, daughter of Norman and Adele Bloom • oz jAit 28c Fendell, 428 Middle Tpke.. Apt. 66. She was bom Feb 25 at 15'AOZ 9 A . Cain's Tartar Sauce EXTRA Jim StA N V n TRYING TO LOSI WUGHTT tZ-OZ CAN _19c nncbester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Cheese Ravioli -CAN A T F * Veg-All MILL FABRICS Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are WITH ITEM LISTED BELdW LIT D in DILIGHT HRLP YOU 14-OZ JAI 28c jrandperenU are Mr. and Mrs. Manning Fendell of 519 E. Cen- FLOOR & WALL CLEANER Karo Blue Label Syrup m Frgk Cocktil i«43zcah 33c PgadMS tucu^ 'cS! 33c Johnson's Liquid Shoe Polish a-oz m 49c - oM 4-01 Can Finost G found Block Pepper ONI SEaiON (No. One) HOLY BIBLE I Pkg ol6 Finast English M uffins 14-OZ PKG IVY oz CAN 49c I A |ax Pfgri *4-01 CAN 35c Gripefniit actions 2 'an* 35i Johnson's PastP' Shoe Polish Grous, Jeffrey' FmncU, son of Alexander F. and Virginia o M 2-b Colic Finast Y ellow P opcorn ( 14-OZ CAN 39 c Griffen Grous of Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington. He was torn ONI 5 lb Jar Clovermaid Honey b a t h r o o m t is s u i Noxon Metal Polish SALES ROOM POUR log Pkgr F l n o s t P u d d l n g s ***” **OIO Anselmo of W High 8t.i RockvHle. He was bpm in Rockville OM FINAST O range ^ iffo n Cake Tottey Tea Bags OPEN DAILY g-5 j80 # F W . •' OAT. 9 4 OUy Hospital March 2. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. G. A. O M FINAST B lueberry Pie BooU at OaHfomla and his patemal i^andmother is Mm. Mary .. PRICES EFfiaiVE IN FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS ONLY CIGAREnES, lEER & TC^ACCO PROOUaS EXEMPT FROM STAAAP OFFfR Anselmo of RockvlUe. He has two brothers, David, 7, and Gen- y/t THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES aro Jr, 0; and (our .stotars, IXama, 9, Denise, 7, Nan<^, 4, and ’TuaTmcTiyn^iis^ATl^^ sup« AtAWors oi^v * • ■ BChUt A ' > .)K , * A

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r Rotary Club. Arnold Lawrence is Thursday ini the Federation Room. 38, and the R « . Lawrence F. Al­ mond, pastor of South MethodUt Seals Arriving chairman of 'the Easter Beal drive WINSOR , attorney God,” will begin' at 8 p.m. each left their homes. - „ . PatienU Today: *48 pital in Norwich. lish the teacher salary schedule and assigned for thq < Monday Fitch waa testifying, Ra- iHllton Hotel, Hartford, ’The dln- Upon leaving Rockville, the Rev. m edting. who planned a proxy fight for con­ "All we heard was a roar, said ADMITTED TUESDAY; Andrew adopted a month ago, but since fled by whatever means they nublicans were maintaining their Iper U eponeored by the Hartford • rerident of one hard-hit street. Doering, 22 W. Center St. j Alfred Mr, Waring left the Methodist questioned because it was voted To the'iuperlntendent’s remark trol has been eliscted to the hoard drumfire of crlUclsm on the way church to take up a pastorate with that he understood it was essential could find. Chapter of the United World Fed- Those dead In the plant e:g)lo- Adamcvk. Wells Rd., Talcottville; after their legal deadline for ad- and has dropped flg^t plans. Rusk said there is no way to toe Kennedy admlnietration dealt I ilon were Identified as Anna B ar­ the Pdhtacostal Church in New ioumrrlent. ___ __ that some of the PBC questions be I^ U U . It will be held In the Cap- John Roth, 56 Devon Dr.; Law­ The company’s new president measure Cuban public sentiment with the buildup last fall. r e l, Madeline Atterbury, Alex Po- rence Royal, Granby; Mrs. Mary London. More recently he has been 'The vote on the $4,700 to $7,780 answered immediately, PBC mem­ "We know tne Russians wore Ittol Ballroom at the hotel at 7 p.m. Penhacker, 103 Starkweather St.; connected with Zion Bible School schedule of 12 steps was 3 to 3. ber Douglas Cheney. said It could and chairman, George A. Strich« with complete accuracy because Low bd and Helen Roode. man, said the bobtd today voted bringing in a lot of stuff m « tl» ITlierd’wlll be a reception at «. Tbe flood caused ^ ^ e i^ llu r e s Lasclo Boszormenyi, Montauk Dr., at East Providence, R. I. John McCarrlck, chalrmain, cast wait until Monday. He added the Ctibqns have had no election before the President took acUon, The funeral will be held early an affirmative vote breaking the that any delay now was worth­ into its ranks George C. Lessner, I Coiulni haa traveled extenelvely over much of the city. The Nor Vernon; Mrs. Margaret Barber, since Castrp to' Edwards, E ast East Providence; fel and Harold Porcheron voted it might precipitate greater delay last September. "The (Caatroy'peglme has mis­ Hartford; Raynlond Wogman, RFD The Rev. Mr. Waring is survived for the schedule; Dr. Elizabeth later. - The group sought, - It said, . to managed their a^cultural prac­ 1 orieie In 1966-57, the Aaia- lack of power. The paper ^ Sen. John Tower, R -T «., I A frican Conference In Indoneela In printed Instead at the plant of thei^. Davis. Stafford Springs bv two sons, Arnold F. Waring Alton. Mrs. Helen Meloche and Noting that changes in the plans straighten out the company, an tices so that from a relatively said in a separate interview that Liondon Day, 12 .. _ r._:— Jr., of Dixon, 111., and Richard Industrial complex that embraces prosperous economy, bqe of the 1955 the Baet-Weet criaia In Ger­ afternoon New Philip Sumner Jr., 73 Princeton Mrs. Agnes Kreysig, against so far had been approved by the “in view of the number of mem­ many Ir 1958 and the Korean War m iles avay. ^ St.; Marie Duclos, Willimantic; Waring of New York City. . Also approved last night was state, the superintendent suggest­ Pratt and Whitney engines, Colt most prosperous economies in the bers of Congress who had infor­ ^ th the Central Fire Depart­ the staff- recommendation on sci­ ed that any future changes be sub­ firearms, Fairbanks scales and hemisphare, Cuba’s has dropped to In 1961. He haa made 10 trips to Richard Goulding. 5 Snipsic View mation on the Soviet missiles in the Far Eaet since the end of ment and the Emergency Equip­ Heights. Rockville; Mrs. Gunhild Ijpo E. Morin ence textbooks ..for Grades 1 mitted first for sUte approval and equipment and several operations a typical Satellite economy of^the Cuba long before the Presl^nt ment Garage were Inundated. But Hill. 172',a Spruce St. Leo E. Morin, 65, of Kensington, through 6. Mrs. Kreysig abstained. then for board of education ap­ Strichman said the board has sort that we have seen in East ■World War II. Store Manager’s Sale acted, it seems the administration officials were able to move equip­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Pet­ died Tuesday at the Veterans Among 13 letters received by the proval. also nominated a slate of nine Germany. North Viet Nam and He U honorary president of should have had it, too.” United World FeeVeralieU, a na­ ment before the flood reached the er Podraza, East Hartford; War­ Home and Hospital at Rocky Hill. board were three from the public To this, Cheney said that al­ names for the 1963-64 board, to be other places,” Rusk said. lit Little Rock, Gov. Orval E. Conway Photo | buildings. , „ . ren LeFort. 676 Lydall St.; David He was the brother of Mrs. Bea­ building commission. After some though state approval is impor­ presented the stockholders May 7. tional organization working for Normaa Cousins Faubtis told a news conference world peace through world law A fire started at the J. B. Mar­ Carpenter, 18 Whitney Rd.; Mrs. trice Tattersall of Ellington Rd., indications of disagreement on tant, with the local'situation as it 'This slate does not include Da­ Soviet Arms Caches that 12 'Arkanssis National Guards­ Your Popular itora manager helped pick out these exciting values tor you! The tin Co., a velvet manufacturing W apping. points raised in the letters,. Mc- is, he feels board of education ap­ through a strengthened United editor of the Saturday Review I Emily Schaefer, 299 Main St.; Miss vid Karr, one-time president and WASHINGTON (AP) — 'fhe men were rpcrulted by the f*derel firm, causing considerable dam­ Judith Hall, 128 Green Manor Rd.; TTie funeral will be held tomor­ Carrick set a special board meet­ proval is more important. chairman. Strichman replaced ' Natlone, and co-chairman of a Na­ since 1939. Army’s intelligence chief says the government for the abortive IMl 'The dinner is open to the public. selection is tremendous . . . money saving specials in all departments. Now is age but no casualties. Charles Lyons, Brookfield Rd., Bol­ row at 8 a.m. from the Donald D. ing for Monday at 8 p.m. to dis­ Cheney asked for a copy of a Karr as president last November. Bay of Pigs 'invasion and that tional Committee for a Sane Nu­ Popular Fancy "We’re hefe for one reason, the Saganno Funeral Home, 109 North cuss PBC matters. letter from a state official, read at Soviets may be storing ammuni­ clear Policy. ■Reservations may be made by con­ ton; Mrs. Frances Gentile, 89 - On the slate with Strichman are tion, military vehicles and air­ some flew combat missions. tacting Mrs. John W. May, 113 the time to itock-up . . . hurry to this wonderful sale! Governor said after a meeting Deepwood Dr.; Robert Moore, 32 St., New Britain, with a requiem 'The PBC made a request for the meeting, saying that no viola­ Lessner, present members Harris “They Were paid for their duty He, hie wife and four daughters with members of the Norwich city Mass at'9 in St. Ann’s Church. confirmation of information it had tions of the state safety code ex­ craft in thousands of caves In live In New Canaan. He hae been Duncaster Rd., Bloomfield. Knighton St.; Harley Moseley, 238 J. Klein, Arron L. Jacoby, Wil­ Cuba—and aren’t letting even top either by the government or councU this morning “to be of as­ Oak St.; David Jacks, 88 Meekville Friends may call at the funeral received informally, that Supt. ists in the plans for the high sistance . . . in any way we can. liam S. Schwab and Milton Wela- Cuban military personnel get through the regular Guard pay­ Rd.; Mrs. Mildred Bouchard, Staf­ home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Philip C. Uguori had been author­ school. roll,” he said. "They were told Miss Elaine J. Wheeler, Tolland Dempsey was accompanied by A PBC letter was also read man. and new members David close enough to have a look. S W E E T ford Springs; Mrs. Emilie Wagner, ized to make any and all changes Margolis, Richard H. Grlebel and they were volunteering for a dan­ C oventry county associate 4-H club agent, POPULAR GRAMD CHAMPION QUALITY Finance Commissioner George J. Mrs. Ernest P. Bates in fixed equipment and any and advising the board that the PBC “Aerial photography has further 17 Locust St.; Mrs. Doris Ryan, David C. Scott. ’Ihe new members revealed the extenslmi of roads to gerous mission in which there will be in charge. Conkling and Maj. Gen. Fi^enck Broad Brook; Brian Gay, Wapping; Mrs. Georgena M. B ales, 68, of all decisions regarding the interior had decided to retain its preroga­ G. Reincke. the Governors ad­ tive to obtain bids on fixed equip­ are all Fairbanks Morse execu­ known and suspect caves loca­ might be shooting but that it waa Buffet April 30 Mrs. Frances Crosby, 64 School St.; Orlando. Fla., formerly of Rock­ of the high school building. in the national interest.” ’The Friendly Circle of the First jutant general. Allan Ayers, Glastonbury; Mrs. ville.- died Tuesday in Orlando. l^ard members said this author- ment. The boeu-d of education had tives. tions,” Maj. Gen. Alva R. Fitch Faster Seal told the Senate Armed Services On this. Brig. Gen. Frank Bail­ Congregational Church will serve p r i c e SIRLOIN and SHORT Henry A. Lncas. president of the Frances Reardon, Glastonbury; She was the wife of Elmest P. laalion applied only to fixed equip­ asked to be allowed to take these city council, told the Governor he subcommittee Wednesday, "and it ey, chief of staff for Arkansas’ a public buffet supper from 5:30 PEAS Richard Steullet, 123 Eldridge St.; ment. Fhirther discussion on mat- bids. would await a report of damages Bates. is. ccMisldered highly probable that Air National Guard, commented; p.m. to 7 p.m. April 20 In the | Desiree Griffin. 22 Doane St.; Miss Bom in Rockville on Aug. 11, Police Mak§ 205 “I don’t even know what he is Drive Starts^ before making specific requests Sandra Howland, 49 Constance D r.; much military equipment and church vestry. 1894, she was the d aughter of 'The Rev. Mr. MacArthur read the supplies are being stored under­ talking about. The Air Guard did " a s for state help. j » Ouranio Savidakis. 142 Diane Dr.; John W. and Lucy B,- MacDonald Germany Endorses Mrs. Vinton H. Wenner is gen­ The Governor said the beam m committal service. Arrests in Month ground.” not ’have any planes involved. If eral chairman and Mrs. P. D. Walter Klar, Notch Rd., Bolton. and lived in Rockville until mov­ there was a plane from Arkansas Goal $400 all state departments would tc ADMI’TTED TODAY; Miss Mary Bearers were Irving Taylor, At the same time, Fitch dis­ Perkinson, co-chairman. Commit­ asked to make themselvee avail­ ing to Florida 40 years ago. Harry Carter, Walter Carter Jr. U.S. N-Fleet Plan I would sure like to know about Kelly, 66 Walnut St. Besides her husband, she Is sur­ A to tal of 205 arrests, aiimmona counted recurring reports by Cu­ A goal of $400 has been set for tee members include Mrs. Clifford able during the city’s emergency. and Elarl Loveland. or notices were noted In the Man- ban refugees that offensive mis­ it.” BIRTHS TUisDAY; A son to vived by a brother, Lester Mac­ In Washington, the White House Safranek, Mrs. Dudley Ferguson, One of the city’s pressing nwds. (Continued from Page One) chr ‘er police records for Febru­ siles or bombers are being hidden the annual - Easter Seal Drive Mrs. Jay Cktrden, Mrs. Kenneth S. Lucas said, was aid for s ^ l busi­ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murray, Donald of Andover; Four sisters, and the Department of Defense South Windsor; a daughter to Mr, Mrs. John E. Lanz of Ellington, ary. in the caves. which started today under epwi- Lyon and Miss Margaret E. Ja­ nesses that were ruined in ^e of nuclear arms for the first time 'The number included 138 tickets "It is our belief that the So­ declined comment, while at P o rt and Mrs. David Newirth, 109 Co­ Mrs. George F. Nevers of South Architects Named Smith, Ark.,' a member of the porShlp of toe Young Mothers cobson. Mrs. Holman S. Fernald | SAVE 17‘ downtowh district. A ■ 'ep''^"^' They have agreed not to make for parking violations which in­ viets did, in fact, remove all stra­ will be in charge of tickets. tlve of the email business adminis­ lumbus St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Windsor, Mrs. 'Thomas A. Blaney 184th Tactical Reconnaissance Club. Mrs. Kenneth Lemlre la gen- and Mrs. Howard W. 'Thornton, clude such offenses as overtime tegic weapons systems that were tration said he has started m in­ Richard Tuley, 44 Wells St. For Two Schools any atomic arms of their own. Squadron at the time of the inva­ eial riialrman of the project which M eetings Scheduled . the both of Wethersfield; and two parking, all night parking, parking in Cuba at the time the quarantine Coventry Garden Club will meet vestigation, and will report BIRTHS YES'TERDAY; A son ------1 'The fleet would be under the su- in no parking zones and double was imposed,” he said. “No nu­ sion said nine of his fellow pilots wlU cloae April 14, Easter Sun­ ' w hether grandchildren in Orlando. went on a secret mission to at 1:80 p.m. ’Tuesday at the Booth- findl^ to determine to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Comeau, The architects to prepare pre- preme Allied commander in Eu- parking. clear warheads su"e believed to be day. STEMS Norwich qualifies as a disaster Wapping; a son to Mr., and Mrs. The funeral will be held tomor­ liminary plans for additions to two ^ » jin™ Guatemala to train Cubans. Ho Dimock Memorial Library. Mem­ row at 4 p.m. at Garden Chapel, Manchester schools have been se- rope-by tradition an I^erican. Some 84 accidents brought in­ in Cuba although it is possible Mrs. Lemlre is being aselated by area under federal law. Walter Cichon, Ellington; a that they could be used by some asked not to be Identified. Mrs. Alan Rush, Mrs. James Breqn, bers are asked to bring mlnia'ture | Orlando. Burial will be In Orlando. lected by General Manager Richard Von Hassel said the idea of ns- juries to 23 persons and arrests of arrangements which will ue dis­ ^ ^ o re he left Hartford for Nor­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard 28 m otorists. of the weapons systems present Mrs. Ethel Cargo, Mrs. Raymond wich Dempsey said the state de­ Kershaw, 12 Brainard PI.; a M artin. ing surface ships instead of atom- Cbouette and Mrs. 'Thomas SmaU. cussed during the meeting. Michael Rector 'D o persons were arrested for th ere.” \ The Baa and Cackle 4-H Club partment of health had daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chosen to prepare plans for the powered submarines arose from a driving while imder the influence A censored version of Batch’s re­ This is the tenth year the club Michael Rector, 67, of New Brit' Keeney St. School was Arnold Rain and Snow will meet at 7:30 p.m.. tomorrow! iCTt some of Its top men to the Paquin, 37 Elm St.. Rockville; a suggestion of his to George Ball, of liquor or drugs and 11 others port to the subcommittee, which has sponsored the driye, having so nto Mr. and Mrs. James Gal, ain, a brother of Mrs. Benjamin Lawrence, 571 Porter St., who at the Church Community House , U.S. undersecretary of state, on a were charged with intoxication. is investigating the Soviet Military - started It In 1964. **^ough vaccines for at leMt 72 Village St., Rockville. Huck of 51 ’TumbuU Rd., died yes' originally designed the building. Auto theft arrests numbered 6; buildup in Cuba, was made public Club members will meet at 8 under the leadership of William 2 500 persons were sent to uie terday at Meriden Hospital. Selected for the addition to the visit to Bonn in January. F 1 o o d Roads, E. Glenney. There will be a dis­ BIRTH TODAY; A daughter to - ______"I personally asked Mr. Ball,’ larceny, 3; breaking and entering, after he testified. p.m. ’Tuesday at the Nathan Hale city in the event they were need^. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barton, 146 N. Other survivors are four sons, Highland Park School was the 2; carrying weapons, 2; offenses Among other things he told the Community Center. After the cussion ■ on preparing for new The governor said that ^e Farmington firm of Louis Drakos} he said, "if something could ^ chicks, as well as on Uie care and School SL two daughters, three brothers, four against children, 2; violation of sen ato rs; business meeting refreshments will mayor had Informed him that the sisters and ten grandchildren. and Associates. found less expensive than the Cellars, Here feeding of laipbs. Kent Moeng is DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; liquor laws, 1; disorderly conduct, “There are no indications that be served by h ^ e se e s Mrs. Peter sitimtion was now under control in The funeral will be Saturday at The Drakos firm prepared a ; atomic submarines conv^tion publicity chairman. Ldnda White, 63 Pine St.; Donald study of the town’s fallout jthelter al submarines or surface ships, 2; and other jurisdiction and of­ Soviet ground force imlts have de­ Van Dine and Mrs. John W. Bla- a.m. from the Zigas Funeral fenses, 8. parted from Cuba other than those (Continued from Page One) The Senior Pilgrim Fellowship ^**‘We will assess the situation Watson, 87 Seaman Circle; Sher- Home. 540 East St., New Britain, capabilities for the State Civil De-1 Von Hassell ^Inted out that ■ell. "Wood Waldron, Wapping; Merton Motor vehicle arrests Included associated with” the intermediate Mrs. Jafnee Breen has been of the Second Congregational and see what help might be need­ and at 9 in St. John the Evangelist fense Department last year. | surface ships could be built in Eu- Two streets were closed, the Church will have its smorgasbord Tuttle, 176 Lyness St.; Raymond 'The selection of the architects ropean shipyards, 26 for violation of the rules of the and medium-range missile sys­ named chairman of the annual ed for other problems arising dur­ Church, Newington Ave., New road and driving laws; speeding, 1; Dover Rd. and W. Middle 'Tpke. In- with sittings at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. Strickland, South Windsor; Mrs. came after a specially appointed | Von Hassel said ordinary sur- tem s. banqiKt. Assisting on the com­ ing the day,” the governor ^ d Britain. Burial will be in St. driving through a stop sign 4; and “Our combined Intelligence ef­ tertsectlon and Autumn St. by Saturday at the Church t^ommun- State Civil Defense Director Lillian Spear, 23 Northfield St; advlsory committee met with Mar-1 face ships should be adequate in mittee will be Mrs. Lemlre, Mrs. Mary’s Cemetery, New Britain. Improper registration or license. fort shows that there has been a Temple Beth Sholom Memorial Ity House. Attendance is by reser­ WUlian L. Schatzman was already James Skelley, 51 Overland St.; Friends may call at the funeral tin on Feb. 21 to discuss the pos- European waters, where the dis- Van Dine, Mrs. Edwin Wlttig and Porterhouse »*1®’ substantial increase both in quan­ Park Cemetery. Mrs. Ernest Zanotti. vation. The proceeds will be for In Norwich,” Dempsey said. Demp­ Mrs. Linnea Sawrtelle, 207 C enter home from 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to sible choices. tances are not great. A ship in The drainage situation at Dover the fellowship three-day trip next St.; Mrs. Marie Rieber, Marl- An appropriation of $15,000 was the North Sea, for example. Is Student Union Bid tity and quality of heavy equip­ The cuub will again direct the sey, who was mayor of 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. ment in Cuba during the past Rd. and W. Middle 'Tpke. is a swimming program which Is year­ month to New York City, during whCT that city was ravaged by borough; Mrs. Mary Preli, Glas voted by the board of directors at | only about 1,600 miles from Mos- chronic problem, according to the spring vacation. ★ Compare the Quality ★ Compare the Cut floods, said; “I know they need j tonbury; Ernest Plourde Jr., Tol- its Feb. 5 meeting to cover the ex- cow—the range of the Polaris HAR'TFORD (AP)—A Torrlng- year, much of it modern, includ­ ly sponsored by the Coventry Rec­ Mrs. Helmer A Johnson j ing tanks, artillery mortars and Walter Fuss, town engineer. Plans The regrular meeting of Uriel] s a v E w what they’re up I land; Mrs. ,4gnes Martin, Wap­ penses of preliminary plans. missile. ton firm, C. H. N ickerson and Co., reation Committee. Members elect­ ★ Compare the Trim ★ Compare the Value help. I know Mrs Sally Agnes Lapatis John­ motor transport vehicles.” for a new Storm sewer have been Lodge, A F Sc AM, will be held at ping; Lynn MacMullin, 23 O’Leary Von Hassel said he had been has submitted an apparent low before the board of directors for ed to the committee Include Mrs. against.” son, 5i, of 15 Packard St., died lE^t If the caves are air conditioned Herman LeDoyt, Mrs. Ellsworth 7 ;30 p.m. S aturday a t the M a­ Dr.; Thomas MacDougall, 20 St. night at Manchester Memorial convinced by American argu­ $798,000 bid for construction of a approximately three years, he said. sonic Hall in Merrow. Emil Kroy- YOUR BEST STEAK VALUE AT ANY PRICE student union building at Central and dehumidified they might Qreenleaf, Mrs. Dudley Ferguson, Lawrence St.; Paul Longchamps, Hospital after a short illness. ments that it would be better for serve as storage places for “both In spite of the gushing water, mann of the Grand Lodge of 122 Birch St.; Peter Listro, Kelly Public Records many nationalities to be repre­ Connecticut State College. the town suffered only minor dam­ Mrs. Lemire and Mrs. Blssell. A Manchester resident for 34 large and delicate electronic At the club’s social meeting at Connecticut, Committee on Ma­ Graat Rd., Vernon; 'Timothy La Francis, years, she was born in Meriden, sented among each crew. 'This, he 'The firm also bid $10,000 in a age. State News supplemental offer for extra work item s.” 8 p.m. March 26 at the Center, sonic Culture and Elduaction, will Cider Mill Rd.; Dainis Klavins, 506 Sept. 4, 1911, the d aughter of the said, would eliminate the possibil­ "The town was fortunate not to Warrantee Deeds on the project, bringing its total Indications are that the activity Miss Rose Sterling, specialist in speak on “Masonry and the Cuban With Stoak Popular Choice Bush H'U Rd.; Mrs. Evelyn' victor and Helen Lukman La- Roy C. Conyers to 'The Talcott- , ity . that any, , one , nation „ could around the caves is being conduct­ have had any more damage,” said Crisis.” Special refreshments will MUSHROOMS to $808,000, it was annoimced yes­ Keeney, Talcottville Rd., Rockville; ipatis. ville Co, property north of Rt. 83 i withdraw a ship for its own pur- Tureck. early childhood education at the be served. Other lodges have been terday. ed solely by Soviet personnel. Willimantic State College, will be Roundup Mrs. Rose Jolincoeur, 39 Harti Dr., She was a member of Sunset near V ittner’s. po.ses, invited. Talcottville; Mrs. Isabelle Heder- Rebekah Lodge and of Jehovah’s the speaker. man, Wapping; Norman Gladd, W itnesses. Folk Stag Plaaned Manokeater Evening Herald Cov­ (Continued from Pnge One) Groton; Sally Flint, Crystal Lake Survivors are her husband. Hel­ The public is invited to the Rob­ entry oorrespondent, F. Panllne | BARTLETT Rd., Rockville; Doima Despard, mer A. Johnson; two sons, Helmer ertson School PTA program at 8 Little, telephone, 743-6381.. < aaid the governor will make no di­ Kelly Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Dorothy W. Johnson of South Windsor and p.m. Wednesday at the school rect comment at this time. Alan V. Johnson of Mystic; a auditorium. After a short business Chuck Roast Caruolo, Ellington; Mrs. Anna BUT CAN THEY FLAY PIANOrl The spokesman stressed, how­ Carney, Wapping; Arthur Buckler, daughter, Mrs. Edna Powers of meeting, a program of folk sing- MONTREAL (AP) — The annu­ ever, that Rockefeller has advo­ 47 Holl St.; Richard Brace, 35 Manchester; a brother, John V. h>g will be presented. al chess tournament at Montreal Brooklyn St., Rockville; Alfred Lapatis of New York City; a sis­ Guests vrill be the Widows High School is a family affair, or­ PEARS cated this oompaot, has had a bill Bolduc, 30 Ford St.; Mrs. Marga­ ter, Mrs. Agnes Mattock of Meri­ Walk Wanderers, Miss Mary Twin­ ganised by the Rubin brothers who to this effect introduced in the den, and 10 grandchildren. ing, Jeff Myers and Joel Treggor, consistently win it. New York State Legislature and ret Bell, 319 Autumn St.; Mrs. Barbara Begin, Simsbury; Wendy Funeral services will be Friday folk singers and students at the Robert and Gerry Rubin orgui-: Veal Steak hopes it will be enacted. Balch, RFD 1; Mrs. Theresa A n­ at 11 a.m. at the John F. Tierney University of Connecticut. ized the tourparaent four years 'The GOP is convinced, Patter­ Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. 4-H Leaders to Meet ago and one or the other has won son said, that the solution lies in derson, 348 Center St.; Mrs. Jane Burial will be in East Cemetery. SAVE*** Moser and daughter. Ellington. A 4-H leader meeting on “Be it every year since. Wayboit one of tw o’other directions; A hd- Friends may call at the funeral ’The Rubins’ chess careers began Btate authority with New York DISCHARGED 'TODAY; Edward home tonight from 7 to 9. lecting Accessories’’will be keldat Oven Ready Btate, or a Connecticut transpor­ Harrison, West Wlllington; Mrs. 7:30 p.m. 'i^esday at the TAG when their salesman father hired an instructor to teach them how Grade A 16 lbs. up tation authority. Madeline Bilodeau, 7 Seaman Cir­ Samuel Pollock auditorium In Rockville. All local Turkeys cle; Joel Knofla, 73 Plymouth to play the piano. He taught them SAVE 17* Under the rules of the legisla­ aiuel Pollock, 89, a form er 4-H leaders .and club members ture, the transportation commis­ Lane; Deborah Young, Wapping; over 14 yeans Of age are invited chess instead. REG 75‘ Henry Edwards, East Hartford; pauent al Crestfield Convalescent sion bUl should be ready for ac­ Hospital, died yesterday afternoon tion by next 'Thursday. It is ex­ Mrs. Ann Kalber, Ellington; Marc Weston, Columbia; Mrs. Catherine at Manchester Memorial Hospital. pected to be passed by the Dern- He was the grandfather of Mrs. ocratic-controUed Senate. But it Sieminski^ 59 Summer St.; Mrs. Margaretbe Clayton and son. Wap­ Irving Aronson, 4 Level Rd., and Smoked Ham will automatically be referred to Mrs. H arold Fields, 117 Conway the transportation committee, ping; Mrs. Claire Brills, and daugh­ SECRET pr in ce where' it could languish for the ter. Taylor St.. Talcottville; Mrs. Rd. ^ NEPCO EXTRA MILD IT A c CAPITOL FARMS MINCED Mara Ayer and son. Willimantic. Other survivors include a broth­ CORRECTION rest of the session. er, three grandchildren and nine ROLL ON r n a great-grandchildren. The AUtaig Bobber Co. advertisement of March 6 in the Man­ FRANKFURTS SY BOLOGNA Tax Relief Hearing Funeral services were held this chester Evening Herald Is Incorreet Insofar as the $36.99 pev- HARTFORD (API—Partial ex­ Money Refunded afternoon at the Hebrew Funeral talns to thle Marty Furgol to” Woods only. emptions from local proi>erty taxes Home. Hartford. Burial was m Deodorant TOP for persons over 65 were described By Hairdresser Workman’s Circle Cemetery Hart­ QUALITY as essential by some speakers but ford. Rabbi Leon Wind of Temple A L L i N G R u b b e r c o . or opposed by others today at a legis­ Mrs. Harriett Horan, owner of Beth Sholom officiated. Memorial Sliced Bacon lative public hearing. week will be observed at the home •77 MAIN •TRBET-^MlANOHESrBR A wide range of exemptien pro­ Harriett’s Beauty Salon, has made of Mrs. Aronson. posals were represented in the ar­ good on 92 tickets for hair care Friends may make memorial do­ SPECIAL AT OUR FRO^N FOOD DEPARTMENT- ray of 22 bills in the hands of the she was talked into offering to nations to a charity of their legislature’s Finance Committee. choice. Many of the bilLs would allow Manchester residents. •xemptions only to those ■whose in­ The women said today she had Miss Winifred MaUoy comes was below a certain ceiling, paid 92 persons $5.95 apiece for Miss Winifred Mailoy, 77, died SAVE 26* auch as $3,000 or $4,000. O thers the tickets they bought in Novem­ yesterday at the home of her cou­ were based on eligibility for an ex­ ber. 'The potential custom ers had sin Mrs. 'Thomas McNally. 72 SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY NIGHT 2AVE I8« emption on the assessed value of been promised four haircuts and Greenwood Dr. She was formerly (W* wm dso fM tura LENTEN DISHES) the property, on the assumption eight shampoos and sets over the of Hartford. FARMHOUSE that those whose homes were the period of a year, if they presented Miss Malloy was born Jan. 22, least pretentious would need a tax the ticket to Mrs. Horan. 1886, in Hartford, a daughter of • ROAST REEF YOUR CHOICE •f oiir FISH DIRT break most. The beautician said she signed Bernard amd Anna Feenan Mal­ Ban. Louis I. Gladstone, D- an agreement with the David An­ loy, and Uved in Manchester eight • u k \ :ED VIRGINIA HAM M AJESTIC Bridgeport, the Senate majority derson Agency of Upper Darby, years. She was employed at the ROAST STUFFED TURKEY leader, represented Gov. .John N. Pa., to sell the tickets. Doyle C igar M anufacturing Co. S^ET MIXED Dempsey at the hearing and sup­ TTie agency got all the money, Hartford, before retiring many HALFIRQILBR r FRESH ported a bill that would set up a she said. The good sh^was to get years ag'o. She was* a coininuni’* MACARONI o q WlTRaPAGHEni I or KOSHER STYLE atudy committee to determine the. from the arrangement was the cant of St. Bartholomew’s Church. feasibility of tax 'relief for the advertising of her beauty salon She is survived by two other RAKED STUFFED rtderly. and the introduction of her work cousin^, Mfs. Sarah Beattie of JUMIO SHRIMP h a d d o c k But Sen. Morgan K. McGuire, to new customers. . Manchester and Willianf Malloy of mt C«ES£ (REG. PRICE 41c) / R-Stonington, said it would be bet­ Wethersfield. ter to start, a pilot program on a But the agency moved in a crew 1.LR. PKG. SAVE12C of telephone solicitors, she said, 'The ’ funeral will be held Satur­ ‘’■mall scale now to "see where the day at 8; 15 a.m. from the John f il l e t PICKLES ror about four days and called not RUM CAKE bugs are.” F. 'Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Pm a "businessman" toot ■Then, McGuire said, the pro- only customers who had never been to a Manchester beauty par­ Center St., with a solemn high VINE-RIPENED, FLAVORFUL - could be altered by future Mass of requiem at St. Bartholo­ **The houra are a little knig and, heavoM knows, som etknes the i FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL atures on the basis of actual lor, but the customers of her com­ K petitors and her own customers as mew's Church at 9. Burial will be slim, but I iiy to run m y hom e like m y husband runs his buraoesi... H porinly wIimb it ( experience. He noted that many in Mt. St. Benedict’s Cemeterj’- $1A5 ekierly persons lose their homes well. I COMPLETE LOBSTER DINNER .. 'The resulting flood of customers Bloomfield, budget planning. ■ “W hen m y husband needs money in a huny fcr h« ConHpaoy he g o e s because of the expemAe and even­ Friends may call at the fimeral tually become state charges. was more than she could handle, SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL she said. ,, home tonight from 7 to 9 and to­ the Connecticut Bank and T rust Cfxppany. W hmi c o r fc a n f ly needs m o o e y t o meet a n "Oertalnly the least expensive morrow from -2 to 4 and 7 to 9 $ IA 5 way the state can help elderly peo­ She admitted at the time that unexpected emergen < 7 or to purefaa^ a new afiplianoe k FW aonel Loan. ISTEMC MNNER .. . . . TOMATOES.1- * she had agreed to let the Ander p.m. we get SAVE 6* ple,” ■ McGuire said, “Is to help >■,------EXTRA LARGE, CAUFORNIA nem in their own homes rather son agency sign up to 250 cus­ ■ you or your family need mmiey in a huny for any werAwfaSe pwpeae, W* SpedaliM In BiMinessmen’g Luncheons—85c to 99e than fai nursing homes.” tomers, but she said that when she GENEROUS POfctlONS began giving the hair care to the Funerals get a Fersonal Loan from ear Bank. Ifs tiie bueineed&e thing to dow** PLUS OUR REGULAR MENU TO a b a n d o n ’»A G K crowds that came, ,she found she iWASHINGTON (AP)-^’The In- had agreed to do more than was '■ LEGAL BEVERAGES Bting L tWi CsM to Coed far tilirtntii Commerce Coiminiasion possible. Philip W. Taylor s HOMEMADE BREAD ssd PASTRIES ICEBERG LETTUCE^9‘ kaa approved the New Haven She called the agency and told Funeral services for PtoiMp W. THE CONNECTICUT BANK • SOUPS MADE FRESH DAILY R aU road's p w to abandon 7.9 them to atop soliciting, she said, 'Taylor of 112 H ighland St. were 200 FREES2STAMPS LARGE. LUSCIOUS ‘ ' _ EXTRA s t a m p s ! milai of track between Torring- but they continued for at lee»t an­ held yesterday afternoon at Wat­ AMO TRUST COMPAMY T oot F av o rite With Any PnrcluM of SIS or More ton and Winsted. Connecticut had o ther day. kins-W est Funeral Home, 142 E At Blaiieheotor Popular .Only FRESH STRAWBERRIES pu.t35e , $UNSHINI HYDROX kslisd the ICC to ovemile a rec- . On the advice of her lawyer, Center St. The Rev. Clifford Legal Rnveroge Hero . . m Valid turn Batmday, Maitoi Sth > Adinmendation by ah examiner A tty. Harold Garrity, she recently O. Simjjspn, pastor of Center Con­ 15 N. Maift St. 898 Main St Manchester Parkade FRANK’S began paying the custom ers „$5.95 APULTS dNLV-~ONI TO A FAMli^V ^ R A ;o found the line had attracted gregational Church, officiated. He 62.1 MAIN STREET a traffic and was In need of for the service she could not give. was a^sted by; the Rev. Jamee No Siompt wiKi Cigaraftst ei las^—Stoto Law _ _ rvTB A CT A LiDC t* P*- “It was an experience I’ll never MacArthur, p a a to r of Finto Oon? CORNER OF PEARL lURRY HAPPV IAMI.Y. rspalr. lliedsoisian yss- 'I'l'i'i’i'i .'ri'i’i'iWiWi’iViii'i iYi'i'i I'lTi'i'i'i 11' r 25 EXTRA STAMrJ p o p u l a r s l ic id a m u . c t i n s i tm forget,” vbe sola “TU never s i^ gregiatilonal Church, Oovetftiy. MrtUi« agton.” j BinM waa in Bant Oeraetacr-

RANCHESTBB lyUlMNQ flERALD, IIANCHESTEB, GONN^^ THURSDAY, MARCH 7. 1968 BiOE FIFTBiN • ' V * Atty. W. David Ksdth with the snow which accumulated on tha band Is going to work out of state; Hat Show Slated MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHBSinn, CONN,, THURSDAY, MARCH 7,. 1968 ion OoTp, which aponaora pavement. St4v^ Udell, a French teacher p a g e f o u r t e e n Curds Heads Study fold's■a DTVDtv d“ u ^i'ai. - - ' Two Notify Town moral nuhagor's office. U n ^ PENTLAND anseau, IS, ran. into tha north at Msinchestar High Bchool, as of D A IL t c r o s s w o r d PUZZLE By nsat Ba|>tambar, mors than S Feb. 25, for personal reasems; and A t Second Church THE FLOBUnr BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE On ETV Cost S|>lit O f D iE iin a g e Om m s hank o f tha broedt and injured her ’‘Everything Hi Flowem” LITTLE SPORTS 150,000 pupHa la' tlM area will ba left ankle while sledding in the Tkree Teachers Norman Andre, an eleRwntary mu­ attanding aohoola ai|Uippad with sic teacher, effective at the June One hundred and fifty j?irlng Oentnslly Located At park on that data. 24 itm o R o n u o n gupt, of Schoola ''WUUnm H. one or more talaviam aata which OonUnding that tha brook in Mrs. Lorralrte Bentley, 123 Wad­ closing,'because he'wants to besudv belts will be modeled and shown at 1 can receive tha Channal 24 McnaL Leaving Systein In. New Haven.' 30 8-4444-MI t-fiStt Re s t ASSURED t h a t x \ is ohntniuui of • tompornry Oantar gpriiica tVu-k "aonatttutad dell ltd., has notified tha general a Spring Hat Party. Monday at 8 Aiwwtr to Fraateut fwnla ITu leave was granted to Mrs. p.m., In Fellowship Hall of Second Open SsSB-BiM VOVE WONT RD«4, VEAH,7HIS 24 Hand part 17 State 25 Athena 32Uft 43 Wings FUPPW! IS BUSS, 18 Concave 25 CulUvate, aa SSSooUuayar 44Nattvaat CLIP AND REDEEM COUPON molding rihgjs ELM6Rr> a plant 36MUitartit • Madia SOPenetrataa 39 Cravat 4fiBraxUian lapk WHY? 22 Collage cheer 27 Ache Uropean nvt_ , » . 47 Craw 23 Female dear 29Huiw-gurdy fahrlci' 48 Units of walfiht M Communion 100 E X T R A 30Labu ww her 41 Bow a adjunct 51 Collection of plfttG 42Bcreta •aylngi irllBdagaacar arroinobt 1 1 1 r 1 r ” JT !T IT S & H S T A M P S 28 Cloth meaaura i 31 Brawl 15 15 32Apieca IT With purchatt of *S or mara 33Bxpira 11 34Borinicknama n r 15 SS AMilure ’ Coupon Good March 7 thru March B, 1968. Umlt 36wheya of milk n r One 0)11 pon to a Family. Adults Only. 37 Unbalanced ^W v 7 41 Be sick 55 C EfflB 42 lUUan 51 condiment A LLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 45 Edit 5T 49 Fish sauce SO Mariner !T H s r O K Mr Sew iOU BORROWED FROM THROUGH AN­ i HIM? WELL, IS HE PUklMIlOe YOU FOR IT7 WHEH SWERIN' YOUR I PIP HE LEKIP IT TD YOU ANP WHY PIP YOU NEED OWNOUE5TIOM- Is Bad BY AL VERMEER THE MONEY ? WHEN 1 MAKE A LCAM 1 LIRE TO ro RATHER PRISCILLA’S POP KNOW WHAT IT’S FOR.' ANP BY THE WAY, WHY GET IT WITHOUT PIPM’T YOU ASK ME COIN' THROUGH LOOK AND WHAT FART D»D MV FOR rriNTHE „ THETHIRP PRINCESS PLAT IN FIRST placet PEGREC.' WHAT Tks prks bills btfor* Hm WE THE CREATION OF„ MADE THIS MASTERPIECE?^ lo fisia tu rs a rt bcNi blUs b«- II coiiM tbsy hurt Ihu ptoplu riity CHW supposud to h ^ Setfowl . . . tht heusowife csid Iho tmaH bminotsman. SCAUOPS I oouM writ# « book about lb. Iho follacios in ooeh of IhoM bilk— THEY ALL FE- NALIZE THE CONSUMER. Thoy allow no provision for LAMB COMB. ib.41 BY JOE CAMPBELL H MI*.!»: TX, an. fM. 0«. possing on savings from BONNIE **P«rhapa I can help, sir! Just what did you do?’ now and mom offielont Eif.u,i.p«toa« ' SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE YES. WELL, Y E 9,Y E 5. 1 H A T C MeNat^ SjuiteH Imt, motbods and Inerocmd W ELL, SO 6 M A U L T A L K prodnetivity. This Is wrong. I N \USTGO HEROES ARE AAAPE -NOT BORN THURSDAY Hini SATURDAY KOW WlOOLE V f I OKi PMXJLE NA&OO OIt N l b e n n y / ^ For Tastier Lenten Dishes! It Is tmo wo must prosorvo fW rr ueu P A T T U fA G N . 587 MDDLE TURNPIKE EAST T b » * K / KERPUE/>6.^ ,!] B E N C A S E Y Iho small businossmem and SERVE THE BEST. . .serve Star-Kist Tunn^-whlter, REG. protoet tho consumes flakier to make your Lenten SsUads and caaserolee CAN taste BO temptingly good. Get Green Stamps too! Near the firess d C T tM S /sometimes:, BBI&UH TONIGHXlUA'nBIO poekotbook. 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HOWIE X A / y(. X X . -Assistint Zephyrs Win Big U.S. Team Enters 'Tom Tresh Knig^U Wio to Pfovidfi Talk After Delay If th«re fuch a thing ad m “ Air Conditioning L«agtja“ Pan-American Games Eli Coach Favors iori of a bgfkiBtban aiiswer to bafieball's “Hot Stove Ueague” Of Half •‘Hour 'Must Play It certainly ^(it plenty of fuel from Tuesday night^s basket­ ball gante that saw Ellington :upeet top-ranked Ridgefield. BALTIMORE (AP)—The San NEW YORK (A P)—The United State.s will send one of it« Never befprs to almost 16 yeai*t------^ '------Francifico Warriora fizzled af­ largest sports expeditions ever to the Pan-American Games Wide Open Game of ■ ooysriiljr bkeltotbau. - games in Sao Paulo. Brazil, April 20-May 5, a U.S. Olympic official In Garden (high schdol, BOllege and semi-pro) risk a MfA or two before the tpur- ter a bomb scare last night neystarted and put it on the and literally blew a chance to said Wednesday. hivahsva wa enrar seen fans of both "Right now we figure on a total NEW YORK (A P)— Tony tesms igiUJ .on to the . floor and Knights as prospective finalists, he move closer to a National "Although the dates fur the San NEW HAVEN (A P )—“ Peo­ home field. The bowl seata 70,- would have been able to obtain of 495 of which slightly more than Kubek, as most people know, 806 while the Miami home cheer vrith 'delight, both sides Basketball Association play­ Paulo games will keep many col­ ple In the stands g^t to see a rather long oddf. In fact both fl- .380 will be athletes. ” said Arthur legians from participating be''»»6* is a young man who makes his more wide open game, and stadium seats only 14,000. tbhildng they wgre the winner. Lentz, assistant executive director - Dqiig. ftafston’s gaoae-winning naUsts—Ellington and Diirham— off berth. of conflicts with .school pyblri'ams, living as a shortstop for the the boys Uke to play It,” says ”I knew how the gladiators were completely ignored by each The Wr.rrlor* lost a protested of the U.S. Olympic Committee. the team will be one of the lieat we new Yale football coach John hoop was fired at the last possible 121-111 decision to the Chic.ago New York Yankees. He’s a felt when they entered the seemtd to be counted. In fact; those and every pre-toumey selector- 'The rest will include coaches, could pul together. Brazil wants Pont of his “ pro and con” of­ ColosTSiai.” Pont said of his including this one! Zephyrs, in a gam* delayed about ti"aiiiera. doolor-s, nurses. eq:iip- to see our finest and we will do our I Very good one, too, and most fense. of us in nraaa row Just plain didn’t 30 minutes by a phony bomb scare. walk through a tunnel that know, w s thought Ridgefield was a * * ment men. and sdmlni.strative of­ best to see.that they do. " experts agree he improves the The 85-year-old former head lemls to the field. Now they’re one and one-half ficials. the wlwter until veteran referee, Two Olympic officials, J. Ijj'man Yankee infield. mentor - t Miami of Ohio de- Pont said the ’’pro and con” Lowly Rated Finaliefs games behind the third-place De­ Actually the team will be larg­ soiibed the offense, which uses pUed for the Job did not send In a single play,” “X Just talked with the official Windsor in the first two rounda, who m a^ the call (Frank Ck>rk- the unscheduled intermUslon, Mexico Cltv in 19,55. the American League, the slick after Jordan Olivar, one of he said. then eliminated St. Anthony’s In when players from both teams re­ shortstop has served notice he's Yale’s most suoosssful Pont said he used three pla­ In).” he told assembled writers, Tuesday’s semis. Ellington treated in their uniforms to ready for fulltime duty with the coaches, resigned Jan. 28. toons at Miami and plans to “I’ve never seen, the man before trounced Portland in its first ■but rm convinced he made what nearby hotel. Vocal Boxer Favored over Dou^ Jones defending world champions. But Pont did not apply, do the same at Yale. game, then knocked off third But when play resumed, the Kubek, 26, lashed two home Klphuth said. Pont said Hlp- The new coach Inked a he fMt was the right call. Tm just ranked LaSalette in a big surpriae. Big Weekend Race Scheduled as dMVinofd I would have disal­ Zephyrs raced . t o a 82-50 halftime runs at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. huth had written to Miami's three year contract yesterday edged Cromwell in a aqueaker and lead. Wednesday, prompting Manager athletic director asking per­ for an undisclosed sum. lowed basket — and not be- topped all their efforta with the San Francisco announced it was Ralph Houk to remkrk: mission to speak to him about Yale has given him a free oauae rm' frdm Ridgefield. I hon- win over Ridgefield, the No. 1 For Hopeful Olympic Skiers totly thought the siiot waa late. playing the game under protest, "Having Tony right from the the Job. hand bi picking his aides. He team. contending the players had to per­ But It’i all over, it was Judgment Clay Only Even Choice start will steady the infield and ’’When I arrived at Yale, I reportedly wUl choose some Regardleaa of tomorrow’a out- form under undue stress. oair and' that's that." enable us to make more double -fell In love with the place at Miami personnel who know oome, this has got to be the most Wilt Chamiierlain. the NBA BOSTON (API One of the lop»>lional ski team They wijl com- plays. His bat, of course, gives first right,” he said yester- ski races of the sea.son takes pete in the nationals at Jack.«on, his coaching methods and SNOWBIRD—Shimer College student Gene Cohn, of succeesful season in the MnighU’ scoring leader, topped both teams us increased punch," • daj-. brief history. It’s their second JOY UNBOUNDED— Varying degrees of delight are expi-essed on the faces of Ellington place this weekend at Mt Mans­ Wyo., March 12-16 . . . .Selected some Yale personnel familiar A G o f« Decision with 61 point*. u ei-e James Barker. East Doug­ Reclaimed Job Pont, who has never seen an with the team and the league. South Bend. Ind., creates his. own. blizzard as he gets off tournament and obviously, their Lakers Clinch Title High’s cheerleaders during Tue.sday’a tournament 52-51 victory over Ridgefield. One field, Vt., with 4.3 men and 14 girls Kubek was on active duty with Ivy League game, said he has ib to e ’s no question but that furthest advance. Los Angeles, playing at home, listed to compete. las: ,)ohn Beattie, laike Placid, He Is reported to have a nice shot on a cold, snow covered golf course in Mt. thing is certain the Purple Knights have solid support from the gals. (Herald Photo by .N'. Y.: Harry Brown. Saxtons Riv­ Against Bearded Poets the Army most of last season, re­ seen the Yale team In action Corkin had one of the closest calls So wtai or lose tomorrow, a tli clinched iU second straight West­ Results in the North American hlre Georgia Tech will take its piare Club la nearing completion of an- Frank Thomas, probably the other of the top flight teams bit W. L. Pc*. JACKSON, Miss. (A P )—i Middlebiirc and Norton Webber, Cassius the Great are one and the "Jones like to mix season yesterday in Waddell School at the expiense of an out­ It hi the last second, they lost it In .750 won or .shared four of the last as tihe SEC representative. oither season with the Community “ So I will let It gti six New York Mets’ best returning the dust. Man. Upholslary . . .48 16 Obstacles continued to mount another Army skier. T leaxUng in both dlvlaiona. same. Into Toughies classed Choate School squads 913 t o '824. the first three periods." . .45 19 .703 five year.s. Each time in the past Other Opponent* “ If he taUts Jive outfielder, ended a 10-day holdout Perhaps it's cruel to say any Man. Sand ...... Billy Kidd of Stowe. V t. sprain­ Stale Teams Lead Individual scoring for the w eek:' ’’They’re gonna fall quick," said Accordiiw to Fred Ftost in his Don WiUls ...... 46 19 .703 today in the path of Missis­ Missiaslppi Stale ha.s declined the Barnett added his name to the ed his ankle last week and won't “I’ll cut It to five Wednesday when he signed a con­ Monoheater scoring was large-*~ team "doesn't deserve" to ■win but list of opponents to Mississippi Weat Side Americans: Bob Ju- Cassius, taking in Jones, the ^ISHINC: "Notea to 'You’’ column in the Mid­ . .42 22 .658 sippi State’s participation in invitation to compete because of j race. “ And If he talks some more tract calling for an estimated $32.- NEW YORK (AP)—^New York’s ly the result of fine firing by un- have high hopes of making It a it’s oftbn the Case. There's little Nelco Tool ...... State's partiripation that al.so in- Swimming Entries liano ®6, Mike Kutcher 56. Joe bearded beatniks, heavyweight 000. Thomas, who hit 34 home runs dletown Press, Eddie Zajac has Rov Motors ...... 42 22 .658 the National Collegiate Bas­ the stale's unwritten law again-st “I’U reduce It to four Rangers, a moot obUging bunch oiarolaaBmen: JtaUors Allan Archi­ perfect season. doubt in this writer’s mind that competition against teams with rhides the Citizens Council and ' Among the girls are Marsha KeUey M, Randy Wilson 50, Alan champion Sonny Liston, and all and drove In 94 runs last season, bald and Davs Landiy and sopho­ been named assistant baseball While Eagle ...... 33 31 .516 Fletcher of the Killington Ski “ And if he keeps talking about of playmates for Chicago most of Summary: the down-staters wpre a better ketball Tournament with Gov. Negro players. .several legislators. Behind parti- : CAMBRIDGE. Mas*. (API — A lizotte 44. Nationals: Mike anti-Clay people in one swoop. is expected to report to the Mets’ BAUXKIN BOBBER more Alan Baxter placed one, two, Manoiteator 918 coach at Maloney High. A highly A.B.A. Tool ...... 33 31 .516 Ross Barnett firmly in opposition Chib. Sandy Bower of Mt. Mans­ me teun than they showed Tuesday. enthusiastic chap he should do well ..500 Game March IS eipation are Pre.sidcnt D. 35'. Col- | total of 34 leama from four statei Adams 80, Jim Andlsio 77, Rahdy Irrepressible Cassius was “ I’U cut H to three ■ St. Petersburg, Fla. traming camp this season, turned tough at the S’a fact. Big fish fishermen use and three In the matcA. Seniors .97 89 186 Bob'a Barber ...... 32 32 to the Maroon.s' goinp to the de­ field and Eiena Bookatrom of Mid- Archibald ...... But there's even le.ss do(ibt but In hi* new Job. One might remem­ .34 .469 If Missis.sippi State goe.s into vard of the university, the team. ' will participate in the New Eng­ Copeland 72. East Side Americans: scheduled to joust with the pro "And If Ifiat don’t do todajj’. worst possible tune for the Black rubber balloons for bobbers. Tar­ Bob Vaida and Co-Captoln Fred Landry ...... 96 89 185 Willie's Steak ...... 30 segregated competition. dlebnry. Tony Diminico 85, Bob MacMil- poets of the Bohemian set in pon fishermen in the Keys using that some of their ineptness wa.s ber that last season he umpired Conn. Motel ...... 30 34 .469 the tournament, it will play its the faculty, and Coach Babe Mc­ land Schoolboy Swimming Cham­ “ I’ll out It to tW’O Hawks. Jacobs had the remaining scores. Baxter ...... 97 86 183 Carthy. A dislocated elbow suffered in Uan 68, Ken Bavier 65, A1 Skiimer a poetry-reading free-for-all in a At Phoenix the Ban Francisco live mullet will float their line caused by the win-hungry Knights. the Mancheoter-Platl baseball Dean Machine ...... 28 36 .438 "Porsonally, I feel that it i.s not first game in the Mideast Regional pionships *(t the MIT pool Satur­ “ And If you want some fun The Rangers had politely rolled The Indian second team also Vaida ...... ,\.97 83 180 for the best interest of Missis­ Reports circulated in .lackson the Eastern Championships will 60, Jim Wilson 48. Nationals: Lois Greenwich village Bistro at noon. Giants are still seeking the con­ with a kid’s penny balloon and "Don’t underestimate them,” meeting. Burnside Auto ...... 27 37 .422 at East I.ansing, Mich., March 15 keep Patty Hartington of Burling­ day. “n i cut It to one over and played dead Uie firat 12 topped the Choate varsity, firing Jacobs ...... \99 80 179 said Coach Bob Ilealy before the sippi State University, the .state against the winner of a first round that Dr. Colvard made his de- Competition will be held in 11 Skhmer 79, Greg Bavirsa 76, Pete "They're all against me and “ And If he don’t want to fight tracts of Juan Marichal and Or­ tlmeis they played the Black Wedgeport fishermen fishing a 857. Ohoate School) 824 Jack’s Coffee ...... 24 40 .375 ton. \’t.. out of the race. rhminioo 60, Americans: Bill herring for giant tuna do the same. game and he proved an accurate Praas fariUUes at Yale’s Payne Hillside Package . . .23 41 .359 of Missis.sippi, or either of the game matching Loyola of Chicago ci.sion to allow participation after events. Connecticut, with 15 teams, they’ve gotta go in three," Cas­ “ He can stay home that nlg^ht." lando Cepeda. Vice President Chub Hawks this season, losing 10 and Only’ Wilcox Tech of Meriden Woody ...... 89 180 taking a poll of the board, and The downhill will be run Fiiday Brown 82, Tom Matthews 81. Dan sius warned the Bears. Feeney contacted Cepeda by phone Reason; Heavy weights of big ■ 'Si prophet. Whitney Gym are far from ideal. Little Jo^’s ...... 22 42 .344 races.” the governor '.said in a and the Ohio VaHey Conference on the Nose Dive Trail, the slalom leads the entries, while Mas,*achu- Dcn^n in Pleasantvilip, NJ., stands between the Indiana and an Carpenter ...... 83 179 Asked to explain their lofty statement yesterday that ended champion. I.xiyola has several Ne­ that a majority of the members sett.s has eight teams. Rhode Island Newman 81, BUI Strickland 76. "I’ve got an epic poem all at his home in the Dominican Re­ '^^And'^then, with Chicago going | baits need a lot ^ 74 172 Located across the gym and about Barlow’1) T.V...... 8 56 .125 will be held Saturday morning on Jones had one comment: undefeated season. ’The local gun­ Kugel ...... post-season heights, the New Brit­ five days of waiting for his word. gro players including All Amer­ either favored participation or six and Maine five entered. Bdb Neville 75. Americans: Stan ready for them," blared Cassius. “What did he say?” public but said the talks "now are into the streteh and hustling for ■ bal^^n^^^an toW eim u^^^^ . .93 73 166 one flight up from the official the National Trail and the giant Talaga 89, Ernie Mclnemey 85 ners meet the Techmen Wednes­ Garson ...... ain T ea sers College grad said scorer, one is forced to guess quite Mi.spisaippi State earned a place ica Jerry Harkness. felt it best to let the university at an impa-sse” its first National Hockey L.eaguc a big one takes off, t ^ ballron T>iylor ...... 30 127 John Goiangos 211-601. Tom slalom Sunday on the same hill. Steve Joyner 76, Ken Pledty 72, remilar season Utle in 37 years, collapses. A glass Or wooden bob- day on the Waddell range. They ■■X aimply "dertre.” a bit. The weak-voiced PA aystem Duff 200-202-585,- A1 TurkingUm in the NCAA ohampion.««hipB by If MdMi.s.sippi State follows past administration make it*, own de­ cision. U.S, Olympic Coach Bob Beattie Memb<*rahip Niffht Mike Mclnemey 85. Early Wynn, one pitching vic­ [ ^ r l h i S W The:ber wouldn’t and would re- Otrtalnly it anyone wanted to didn’t help much either. 201-580, Leniiy Incandella 284- winning tli* Southeastern Confer­ custom and declines, runner-up will set the mile-and-three-quar- The following boys received tory short of the coveted 300 Dono-,.,-0 -want frrwn behind a ! sistance, make it harder Or im- 570. Stan Kirka 235-667, Bob Wil­ ters course on t*ie Nose Dive smd K i/toMir Pro-marksman, Dennis ri^ ^ oa l defUMt last night, ; possible to fight the fish Any way The Oonneoticiii: Parachutieats, Thrilling New Suspense Story mark, la scheduled to make his lis 203-558, Chariie Knybel 554, Pepi Gabl. 19,58 U.S. FIS team Inc., win hold a "Membership Mcdulrs, Stan Tblaga, BiU Brown. first start of the season for the trimmed the Black Hawks for the you can apply same principle to Emil PHtt 651, John Nechitilo Angels Enjoy Heavenly Luxury j coach, will lay out the Slalom on Night " Thursday at the Army A Bill Strickland. Marksman. Greg Chicago White Sox today. The 43- vour fishing: 218, Don Berry 214, Jo* Palazzi the National. second straight time, 5-2, and cut INSULATED SEAT Six-Game Slate Set Saturday Palmer Choice 631 Series Total .Navy Club. The meeting will Bavier, Tom Matthews, Duane Being Written at Angel Camp year-old right-hander is scheduled Chicago’s leading margin to two 208, Joe Roberta 208. Ruas Parson Central Wins I Schedule of eyent* and courae Mltchdl, Ken Plecity. Marksman An lee eream bag makes a start at 8. and i* open to all per­ for two innings in an Intrasquad points. And Achieve Instant Success 204. Dick Jenkins 20.3. Mike Den- Set by Konarski ^ locations have been chosen to keep sons interasted In learning shout first class. Bob Juliano, Bill game at Sarasota, Fla. Second-place Toronto closed up dand,r eold w ith e r seat. It’s hup 203, Frank Kienuk 202, Lee Somewhat off their usual i the closing of the popular trials to Starkel, Pete Diminico. PALM SPRINGS, Calif.— siilated. Keeps cold out, seat heat In Rec Rasketball Tournament To Win Title parachuting as a :»port. Complete with a 4-0 shutout of Boston in Paradise 200, shooting form, the Cen­ a minimum for recreational skiers. information will be given on club (A P )—Last year the Angels in­ Colt relief pitcher Jim Umbriclit In. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. —fand the gigantic tasks ahead of the tral Conneetiout College Blue Highest 600 series ever roll­ SKI DUST: The Seventh Annual the only other game played. BAMBOO BOOBY TRAP membership, pa.h. present and fii- scribed an exitraordinary chapter is scheduled for surgery in Hous­ That left Chicago with 75 (N EA )—Rocky Bridges looked up new New York and Houston outfits HOLODAY OOMMEROIAL — Devils nevertheless gained an At Pensacola ed by a woman at the Parkad* Baxter-Whitman Trophy Race will Bay State Seeking ton next week to remove a growth Never put a piece of bamboo on Acftkm resumes Saturday mqrn-alast week, will meet Falcone* l^anes was chalked up earlier ture aciirities of the club, and of into baseball history by being in points and seven games to go. To­ at snow-capped San Jacinto Moun- of the National Ltogue. Ing In the Recreation Depart­ Wilfred Koetsch 362. Don Albee «5-67 \lctory over stubborn be run Sunday at Mt. Cranmore sport parachuting in Connecticut, on his thigh. a fire, especially if it has been Service Station of Norwich in an 137— 887, Milt Plouff 350. Tony this week by .loan Konarski. in North Conway . . .. Sponsored pennant contention at the ripe old ronto has 73 points with eight bain and laughed right out loud. Haney took ' just enough name ment!# ■Basketball Tournament at 11 o’clock contest, opening Junior Qiiinniplac College last night New England and throughout the Pender-Tiger. Bout ' around water. Moisture collected Marlnelli 361, Ron Osborn 362. to win the District .32 NAIA PENSACXILA. Fla. (API- Long- The latter put together single by the Easlem Slope Ski Club, the age of two. left. Including a home and home ' in one of the open inner pockets "What are you laughing about?" players in the expansion draft to the Community Y. Six games will Division game of the day. The hitting Arnold Palmer, who fired country. Philadelphia third baseman Don aet with the Hawks. give the baby Angels a big time Basketball Championship. gairrp efforts of 248-204-179 event is open to )>oy.s and girls 17 This spring a ’thrUJing suspense Hoak fouled a ball off his ankle ! can turn into steam, build up ex­ someone asked the one-time be played starting at 9 o'clock in North End Lancers take on the a .six-under-par 66 in Wedne.sday's for a 681 total. BOSTON (A P )—^Massachusetts story Is being written at the Los Boston i# at Montreal in the flavor-, but concentrated on young­ the morning. The first two games EASTERN OnUA Ruth Mc- The victory earned Coach years old or younger . . . The Bax­ during batting practice at Qear- plosive pressures and send danger­ Brooklyn Dodger, now coaching highly regarded Meriden Wildcats Intoeh 140-152 -414. pro-amateur is favored to win the .Miss Konarski turned in the ter, named for Charle* Baxter of Baldy Smith, 19-year-old sopho­ Boxing Commission has asked the Angeles Club’s Palm Springs only game scheduled tonight. ous slivers of needle-sharp bam­ the Loe Angeles Angels. sters for the future. 3viU be in the Midget Division with at noon. The classy Wildcat* are a Detrick's unbeaten quintet a $5,000 Pensacola Open tourna­ more forward with Harvard’s water, Fla., and is expected to be trip to Kansas Olt.v for the na­ record feat while rolling in the Dover, N. H.. long interested in World Boxing Association to help training base in the comeback at­ sidelined several days. boo over a wide area. "I'm laughing about whnt the Buzzy Bavasi, in charge of the four Junior games following. , young driving club and the Lan­ ment starting today. Hl-Ix>w I>eague. hocke>- team, led the freshmen in tempt of Robert Lee Turley. Am untried Southwest, Boys club BLiKS—Chris DeeJantU 140-396, tional NAIA tourney which junior skiing, will be nin on the line up a middleweight tlUe bout BAINFBEE .GLASSES Dodgers must be thinking abput Dodgers' personnel, put his sedut- cers expect to have their hands Palmer, who aaid he could have Lower .Arllierg. with 20 gates . . . ocoring last season with 22 point#. between Paul Pender and Dick Bob 'Turlej-, his back to the wall of Hartford will meet the Slye Hector Rivard 148-387. John Madi- opens Motidn.v. The Devils are Among the Wednesday hitting Werkman, Kramer Here’s a tip for outdoofWien Hvmg in those old beat up Na'val ing reports at Honey’s disposal. full. gan 137, Joe GioUi 358. .shot 62 or 6.3 Wednesday, took The Whitman Slalom, named in Tiger. al 32—wh^en some pitchers are rwhowear glasHes and have trou- Del Baker, the old catcher 'Who Hawk* of East Hartford in the now 32-0, the only unbeaten stars were Jim Gentile of Balti­ Air Base barracks at Verp Beach At 1 o’clook the Bristol Boys Bowling St. Rd. Sports collegiate team In the nation. home a total of $610. This included memory of the father of Mrs. “Now is the time to clear up the just starting in the major leagues more who had a ^and-slam hom­ clear hi rainy managed the Tigers and coacljed Initial game of the day at 9. The Club, another bye of last week, $300 first place money and $10 The needles and . springy boughs middleweight title siUiation.” In Scoring Duel w® while we never had it so good in Hawk* defeated Manchester Trav­ FLORAL IJQAGUE Ginger Gene Reilly led the way to Peter .Cate, will be run on the low­ —^is at this lush., lively and lovely er, Cleveland’s Vic Davalillo with o weather. Wa«h glglariies, clean and the Red Sox, tipped off Haney to meet the high scoring Killingly Cappuccio 186-188 524, Hazel more for finishing in a three-way of the balsam fir are ideal for | er middle with 20 gates . . There Chairman Herman Greenberg said Southern Caltfomia spa on a con­ Palm Springs, replied Bridges, el Service, 32-26, last Saturday. last night's win with a 15-for- three singles and Ed Bressoud, —’----- . ; drv Then nib thoroughly with The living in heavenly luxury Bob Ftodgers, the remarkable Rees. Killingly ran up a 63 to 30 Laski 179- -470, Lavonn Toop 175 tie for team competition honors. making a mattresa in the wilder­ are more than 100 entries. bi a telegram to 'W’BA President ditional basis. NEW YORK (A P )-N io k Werk- „ „ both sides. Polish until aU young catcher taken from the De­ Southwest drew a bye into this 15 foul line performance and who produced Boston’s first home oomes about as a result of the Los win over Middletown last week. — 460. John Langford of Enid, Okla!, ness. The gum of this tree was an Fifteen of the East's beat junior Dr. Charles Larson of Tacoma, At this early date he looks just run of the spring, all In intraoquad man of Seton Hall and Barry Kra- traces of the soap disappear. Rafai troit chain Jimmy Reese, who quarter-final round. La»t year the 19 points for the night. Bob Angeles club’s accomplishment of The final game of the day (at Reagan (18). John Pazdar (IT) and Cliandler Harper, Ports-1 old-time remedy for cuts, and a Nordic ski era were named this 'Wash., yesterday. about great. Everybody on the games. m«r rvf N.«w York IJnivendtv are " P 'T collect, run right managed San Diego, advised H4- entry from Southwest went on to week to tl»e USEASA junior na- The request followed Tuesday's premise* is predicting that he will mor of New York um vem ty are ^ e x TRA CASTING WEIGHT an unprecedented achievement in win the Midget Division. The Com­ 2 o’clock) will pit the Southwest MANOHESTER WOMEN — and Earl Jackson (12) follow­ mouth, Va.. tied with the leader I salve waa made from it. ney that Ken McBride waa ready Ruth Ostrander 131—387, Fran SPARK rnlmg by the New York Supreme make it big. locked In a duel for the major col- i Need more weight to cast a lure, major league basehall. to win anywhere. munity Y team, which also drew Boys Club Juniors against Spring- ed In Central's wcllj-rmmded of­ and pocketed $210 each. I Court voiding action by the New If he does, he’ll be following a lege individual scoring champion- ; pon t add it on line ahead of lure laixnrious Setting Dean Chance, the kid pitcher, a bye last week, will meet the field Park A Rec. Southweat de­ Crandall 129—366.. SyWa Stech- fense. Joe Reilly (no rela­ The tournament will be played 1---- York Boxing Commi.ssion strip­ pattern. Five Interested ship that should go down to the as this will kijl action. Instead at­ No baseball club, except maybe was taken from a Baltimore Canton Ejagle* in the other Midget feated the Eagles last week In holz 129. Betty Aeeto 129, Olive tion) sparked Quliinlplac «dth over the par 36-36 72. 6,412-yard PLUGS ping Pender, of Brookline, Mass., "Only two pitchers who came to last game of the season. tach split shot to shank,.; of treble the Yankees at Fort Lauderdsde, branch. Jim Fregoei, the 20-year- gamrw (at 10 o'clock). Canton won triple overtime. 47-43. Southwe-st Roasetto 128. tl points before fouling out Pensacola Country Club cour.se. appears to be the team to beat in One of golfdom's big three. $AVI m NAME of his fractional title. ^ this club failed to improve aaeball people who biggest challengers Gary Player, wouldn't katen. "Otherwise the Yankees remain; board of directors of the U.S. celebrities while dining at 40 or helped me assemble the club,” said 8ASKETBALI Joe’s more game to play in the regular Zoom into Classic Lead runnerup in 1961, and Bo Winin- "Look at Turley.” he continued, outstanding, except maybe at first, Olvmpic Committee when Detroit season. Kramer, however, also more toi> cabin places. Next spring Hwey. watching the Angels work­ pointing to the big right-hander ■ Soniers Set ger, who took $6,400 top money base. Joe Pepitone hits with power. I was named as the U.S. city to has action in the NCAA post-sea­ the hired hands move into the new­ out at the Polo Grounds, two-and- -rast week in New Orleans for the f AYE WAYfl warming up. "He's regained his runs rapidly and throws good make a bid for the 1968 Olympics, son tou rn ^ent—which counts to­ NEW 0'6k (AP) — The Wa- est and finest hostelry, the Spa, a-heJf miles from downtown Palm As Torrid Pin Race Continues pitching rhythm. That's all he ever irerley Country Club in Portland, SCOKES second straight year. St enough, but until now has been an i "Now, hoWfever. we are going ward the\Utl€—while Werkman’s complete with built-in bubbling hot Springs. "Some of the guys are Defending champion Doug^ Son- needed." adole.scent ba^eboil-wise. Joe has t o ' to get a chance to make our bid season is w er Satiuday. - Ore., wdll play host to the 1964 mineral water baths. still associated wlUn.,cliib8 from SENIOR LEAGUE Tim Coughlin who connected for “I can’t overen^)hasize how After w««flu of trying, Little ■ders and Pensacola titleholders • LOWER COST mature with a rush and know what' again," said Joe Quinn, executive Following Kramer in the indi­ USGA Senior Amateur golf cham­ General' Manager Haney fielded which we took players.” Moiiarty) Brothers Inci’eased its 21 points and Dave Reynolds, close Tommy Boll, Doug Ford and Don much a pitcher and man of Tur­ to do the instant he hits the ball \ assistant to Los Angeles Mayor vidual scoring race through .games pionship. Last USGA tournament a club that was in penant conten­ The heavenly Angels were In laaipifi IsaxterAiip by turning back behind with 20. Jo* Amaio con­ Joa’s finally made th* top of the ley’s stature mean to this club, ” Fairfield al.so are in the running. • LONGER LIFE or gets hold of it. I Sam Yorky, today, “ and we are of March 6. are Bill Green of Col­ at Wawrley was the Women’s tion in its second year. You grasp first place July 1 last aeaaon. saoond-placB Boland Motors, 84-64. tinued his fine work for . the los­ standings in the Silk Olty Classic Sanders, however, still la bothered said manager Bill Rigriey. .’ “ Personally I’d rather go with' confident our presentation will be orado State with a 28.6 average; Amateur held in 1952. As previ­ the magnitude of the feat ‘when Shbrtly after July 2 they )iad In the seco id game Farrell’s Res- ing cliib, contributing 16. Turley is the sixth former’ Yan­ 16-Pin League at the Parkade by a broken finger. Dale Long and Johnny Blanchard acted on favorably." Gary Bradds of Ohio State, 27.8; ously announced, the 1963 Senior you consider the sad plight of the placed four players and their man­ taurw t fo nped to a 69-46 win The Ladders controlled play Lanes. in the torrid pennant kee With the Halos. The others .. Wifh the All’New at first ba.se. Hector Lopez isn’t All five interested U.S. cities— Bill Bradley of Princeton. 26.9, and Amajeur wdll be held at Sea la- Washiipgton Senators, wrhd came ager on the American League All- throughout the game and 1( wo* ■< r are Elli Grtoa. Ryne Duren, jTom Over the cWlar-dwelllng East Si-, pace, which still has 11 weeks to nifty enough 'to play there. Detroit, Los Angeles. .Ban Fran- Flynn Robinson of Wyoming. 26.2. laud, Ga. into the leagvie at the samp tinie. Star team. never really close. CUSTOM COATED* Morgan, Lee Thomas and i Ken Port'And, Ore., and Philadel- The star of the All-Star Game dors. go. Joe's hold but a half-game Outside of that, the Yankees , „ »v. FarrelTg,' In its win. got off to edge over Tunooitte’s BJaso with the Hunt. ..nuw-iai phia—will appear* Deiore me com- waa an . Angel—Wagner—who BUSINESSMEN’S LEAGUE Pin Tournament SKIN DIVING Turley ... contends...... that his once I ^ “ mittee here on March 18 to present hammered a home run and made a great s t ^ with a 24-point first Army A Navy Club one game off ■I ••• > • period and were never headed. Bill Only one gome on lost night’s the pace. Don WHMa Garage, in mighty right arm -became better |their cases again; one of his patented, (flienomenal slate—Post O ffice downing Klock, Entries Pass 100 than all right last summer after I “ We don't consider this an in. alt-dorwn catches. Leon prefers to Viot (32) and George Clifton (20) fourth spot, trails by but three lad, U>* attack. Big Paul Ryan 68^66. , points and Bantley's fifth place LESSONS the removal of bone Spurs in the I justice to Detroit,’’ said Quinn, catch the baseball one-handed It was a close one for three elbow joint the previous fall. tnrow to maien. i ^ matter of fact, last October standing up, but when he can't do (12) along with Charlie BUnce entry is but four points back of Twenty-five additional entries Installed («) did the bulk of the rebounding. periods, the Postmen holding only Joe’s. little Opportunity “ What Babe Ruth was to the appeared before the site this, he catches it lying down, but a two-poi#t fqpresd going Into the have been received for the Recrea­ At . S-WCEX The trouble Was. he had UtUe Yankees before Joe DiMaggio and | selection committee of the U.S. stin with one hand. Jo# Composlo (13) along with It’s a wide open atruggle be­ tion Department sponsored Men’s DliM-ount* Dick Ryan and Wayne Reynolds final quarter.. But the complexion CO-ED COURSE opportunity to prove it. Di Mag before Mickey ManUe, Olympic Committee in Chicago, w# ^ the time the 1962 season of the struggle changed quickly os tween the five sforesnentionad Duckpin Bowling Tournament, What does a standout pitcher T om ’Tresh wall be in the immediate I j,ad been led to believe that our had ended. Gene Autry’s squad (10 each) were best In a losing Big John Smith found the range elubs^ os well oa -Long Hill, six bringing' the total over the 100 who picked up seven World SeriM future. I predict that Tresh will jjjjj would be accepted. We were! had s^t so many marks that It oouse the East Sides. games book in sixith place, and HEAVY-DUTY All Equipment Famished to r for IS ^ in ts in that final session, I mark with time stUl remaining to checks in eight years with ti}e hit 30 h^me runs and bat .320 this astonished, to say the leewt, that took p recording Angel * to keep Moriorty’s hod a harder time' of Nloasiff Arms, seven points be­ ! enter. Yankees think of their chances of, season. Tom ha.s the speed to play emerging with 28 for the g a m e - Detroit got the bid. track' of them. They had finished' R than Che final score indicates. tops for both clubs. hind. ^ Tourney Director Norm Viltner MUFFLER iTARTING TUESDAY. going indefinitely? j center field, although Roger Marie ^ 'A ctu ally, as we discovered the third—beating- such established They led 17-18 In the first period Proof that the Clasaic' Is the ■'The Yankees'remain a tr^ fe n -' woiild move there in t^e eyent that M b Watson (22) and Ron ["Teports the current toti^ is 102. next day, only four members of organisations as Boston. Detroit, and 40-34 at lialfUme. They-held Stevens (14) Joined Sjniith in the ronlting local big pin circuit ia includintf defending champion *OUTLIVF> UNCOATED MARCH 12 dous chib,” said Turley, sweating anything happened to Mantle.” the committee were there, and Cfiereland and all the rest exceftt a only three-point advantage go­ supplied by slatlstios which show in the clqbhouse. “ But they coiild Turley felt that he would be fied- double figure categoi^ for the Charley Whelan who has been MUFFLERS 2 »• II when we jiolled thenr\, they ^eire New York and Minnesota. ing Into the final period. But then Winners, Losing Klock turned in earit regular fnember boasting a be hurting for pitching. Any out- died or traded by the Yankees. In- CY PERKINS seeded into the head to head com­ AT 7:30 P.M. in favor of Loe Angeles by The Their field marshall. Bill Rig- they threw in "everything" for a a. good gome but' couldn't contain better than 200 alngle and 21 roll­ petition. Top 16 scores will quali­ fit trading a first baseman and asmuch as he had to go, Bob is d e-' others were so-called monitors ney, had been named major league 24-polnt parformonces. Boland's Post Office’s late attack. Hal ers over th* 600 three game Ahm km fihK CaaMof ]X)wer hitter of Bill SkowTon's call- lighted to be with the Angels. I repre.senting the other committee manager of the year. Haney had LoBraux 561, Bob Gould 214. Pa* fy for the remaining 15 spots. FRANK WHITE hod Its 'shars of. shots in the final Brainord (19). Norm Laitsen (12) mark. Tremaroo 213, Bill Gabbey 213, h r moat g$falmr m t) ber .(for Stan Williams of the "It's a young first division club j members. We also discovered that been named executive of the year. paHod but aould only hit tor seven New entries include Bob Eeels, and Bill Focko (10) were outaond- Hlgtaaot aingla to doU is OU Cart Zsttlemoyer 200, Bob Willia Skip Kearns, Bill Slieekey, Jim National Certified Dodgers) ha* to be short of pitch-i managed by knowledgeable base-| the rules specify that they were Seldom In baseball history has ’ a point#. , Ing. ing. Sousa’s 2«9 with Whltey Hagenow 200, Bud ToniHnson 202. Martin, Chet Nowicki. Lee Coiul- SEE US TODAY Seoba Instmotor l>all people,” ’Turley smiled not permitted to vote. Yet they Club been so signally honored. All five Morlarty players hit (n next with 267. Sousa’s 673 16 "The Yankees got only 38 com­ “And old-timers tell me pltoheM did vote.” Ihe Angels' pitching waa tha doubia figures. Buss Keeney lead­ standings ney, Pa( Trtimarco. Red Tamulis, . AT THE the best three string total while Vic Abrfi,ilis, Ed 'Doucelle Jr.. Joe plete games out of their entire last longer out this way.” Qiiinn s«id he thought the com­ second best in the league. Hie ing with 21. Jim Moriarty con­ Jiirgeg Si{(ii8 Eight Enso Pavan is next with 672. W. L. Pet. staff in 1962 and since Marshail staff had 15 shutouts, yielded the .625 Hilinski, Ed Hindle. Dick Albee. . I mittee WBis so wouhd up in the nected tor 17. Frank Butkus and Biggest hitter thie week was Little Joe's 45 27 EAST SIDE Bridges was shot in the lep to AAU-NCAA feud that it could not fewest home runs. The smaHest Don Pinto 16 each and Phil Hyde . NRW YORK (A P )—Bill Jurgea Oy Perkin* with a pair of bet­ Turcotte's Baio 44 27 .620 Diok Buckley, Art John.son, Dave open the training season with a major leaguer, Alble Pearson, Saunders, John Aeeto, Tony Acelo, UMus» Opponents devote the proper deliberation to 13. boa aignad eight yot&gstars from ter than aoo gomes—216-222— Army-Navy (Sub 44 28 .611 i^ECREATION bang, I don’t know who's going which city should become the scored more runs than any man the Muyload, ‘Vlilgiitia and Coro- whkh helpad attain a 616 tripla. Don Willis Oarage 42 30 .583 Ed Pagani: Mlks D«nhup. Paul M ott WoUaoe Md Boland’s with Donnelly, Tom Conrop, Gene Fair- to bail them out in the pitching AMHERST. Maas. (A P )—Steve American standard-bearer. in the Mg show. Only throe rivals IT. Moa Mdi1»ardt,:*i>d Eric 9o-i Uaas a# a s i ^ t iio r .tha Houston (Mhar top sooraa war# roBad by Bai>tly% Service 41 31 .569 department, especially in the early bast Wagner In the voting for tha cloth. BlUotl Fish and Frank Pre- CENTR Chubin of Rhode Isliuul and 'Vin He also aald he la oartain Loe hsiiitbia bod. W sipladoe and Nqrtn OiHtSv Tha fimnar Rad Sox man­ Bob Nelson 210-31S-60T, W#R LongTHill 39 38 .542 go in g. Angeles wlU be the only United Most-Vutiabla-Playsr award. Only 34 .528 neta. Ernst of ProvldMice are unan- Burke 12, . ager and 1 Otar National League Yawonikl 216-223-599, John Mar­ Nossiff Arm* 38 1 OpiM Thurs.. •For' Informattoa aad "The Yank: 3a have always had imqus choices on the University of States cltv to be given serious ana. Tom IVeMi of the Tankeaa, shortstop -la high on Sonny Jock; tin 208-592, A1 Hagenow 201-213- Ldggelt.t Drug 34 37 .479 Entries will hi adeepted tintil VIEW FROM ABOVE— Rudy URusso, second from crackerjack fire extinguisher. consideration. ' beat Rodgers for RoMde-of-the- .444 post time tomorrow night. Quali­ Beglatration PhoM ' Massachusetts adl-opponent bns- EAST SIDE MIDGETS son, 17,. a shortstop from Silver 587, John Highom 206-583, Ray Henry's Pizzeria 82 left, mkkes a basket for the Laker* during gam# laat PfL to 9 There was Ryne Duren and then Ifetball team announced today. "And,” he said, "we would have SAVING GRACE— Masked Cesare Maniago of the Montreal Canadians makes a spec­ Tear. Springs,, ltd. "He's g real 'good BJorkmon 571, ’Pad OUIeapie 200- Short’s Veils 38 44 .389 fying shills are scheduled tomor­ Ml 8-6795 ■ The A n n ls were so popular ^ < Single gome last night saw the night. Camera eaught view from the rafter#. Royali’ Luis Arroyo, but I doubt that Ar­ Copipleting the first team are Pat a good chance. “ The otheri cities tacular save against Rangers at Madison Square Garden in- New Yturk. Coming up are. shortstop with wfnamA,” asys Jurg##. l667, Bob Arnold 200-661. BU1 Roa- Paul's Paint 26 47 .347. row and Saturday with head t o royo wdll, ever pitch well again. bidding are Cairo, Buqnos Aires, that only tnras clubs draw more |sid4era-mm U19 Cjruiaers, 48-SO. JM4 bead p4ay t|M fioUowing waakend. Wayne Embrae ia in ba^lurrMmd. (AP Photolax.) MIKMNL. BT.. MANCHESTER Gallahar of Holy C roat, Don Big .aiMi for th# winnar# war# “Th# only queatioit i# M# dlgar aiT-BM, 9 * C o m MW. Bob Nekjo Tool W m Luis suffered from what I had. Burke alj of stid L Chaven Rfivtos. . J ■ I • . , . ' '■ ' t' ■' ■ ' V ■ ‘ \ ■ 1

. -i.' ' / ' ■ ■I i ■ PAGE NlNimdBf MANCHESTER EVENINa ^ RALD, MANCHESTER, C O N N ., THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1963 tlGBTEXS B4ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTH3, CONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1968 HousM For Sale ' 72 -fiooMS For Sale 72 Wanted—-Real Batata 77 South Windsor Painting—Papering 21 Help Wanted—Male 86 Honsehold Goods SI Apar^m^nta—*Fhit». ■■ BnaineM Property For Sale 70 H o u m i F o r Sale 72 RockvUlerV ern0 i ' Tenements 63 TOLLAND—Spotless ranch, ab- '^LD N IA L , JlXCJlilJUBNT c o ^ - DUE TO MANY recent Mies, lut­ DIVAN, WING chair, dining 2400 SQUARE FOOT Industrial IMMACULATE .Cape, i down, 2 EXTERIOR AND tntenor HIGH SCHOOL graduates for ma­ IxUIding ok>se t<> downtown Man­ Uched serage, full haaement, Located up In the Green unfinished up, flraplace, fenced ings are needed for qualified huy- TROUILE REAOmiiG OUR ADVERTISER? Wallpaper booka. Pap chine shop training. Opportunity room set,- studio couch, good 118 MAIN—Three rooms, heat, hot $800 oaah needed. Escott Agency, mao. Uvea U(ht airy bedrooms ere. Homes,, farms and acreage. Adams Q^its High School condition, MI 3-4271 alter b P-R). chester,'gtxid financing available, yard, HMu; Wiopplbg, eotoooi and Talland Seeks Gift of Land OelllngB. Floors. FuUy for advancement. Apply immedi­ wateiL stove, refrigerator, $1M. MI 9-7688.______, - UP tilree rooms.down. Large Uv- bus: Bel Air Real Eatote, M l We aUo Ixiy houses for cash. MI 9-8229, 9-5. priced to seH, At $18,800. War­ workmanship . guarantee( ately Conn. State Employment Om iNO ROOM table. 4 dhalrs, ren E. Howland,’ Realtor-Trader, '{jig room wltb fireplace, i;)^ 3-9382. .Hayes Agency, MI 1-4803. For Remedial Reading Post M-Hour Aiswtriig Service PeUeUei, M l 9-6328 If ho Service, 806 Main Street, Man­ 306' HENRY Street,' Manoheater., path* finlahed rec room In baoe- At Jail for School or Park caU Ml MOtt. buffet, mahogany, fSO. Call MI 48 BIRCH STREET—Large. 4 MI 8-1108. . Drive by and look at thia 7 room w ua SOUDONB to bondlo you! chester. A free servlce-^no fee 8-4991. niont. Central location, good MANCHEB’r E R -3 family 8-8 u. charged. room flat, second floor, furnace, ranch with two full hatha •ard. Only $19,900, T. J. C i^ k - real eatotef Call ma at Ml 9-0S25 I " ™ » ■■■' ^ V M l 9-8229, 9-5. moet new, 8 bedroome. Very Henry J. AOataa, pHiicipal oC Free ie Herald Reatfen PARtnifO and waUp^wring. waB> double garage, rec room, too; itt, Raaltor, 5*$-1577, large rooms! Sewer, etorme. Im­ •or prompt and tveirteoua oendea. South Windsor H lf^ S^fiioot. boa RUGS, NEVER used, 9x12 beige Houses For Sale 72 two fireplaces. Warren B. - How­ ToHand would hava a rite for aSmemlMn are aakad to bring paper choioved. W a U p ^ r books OFFICE MANAGER for retaU fur- broadloom, $80 f 9x15 gold oriem maculate ! See to appreciate. Joae^ Barth, Brokot. fli____ About Town been tranaferoad fron t. prliuipal w a n t IbIM iiibIIob w o m o t i n t cfawsUled ■dvwMimifnfa f No on request. OsiUngs. F r ^ dstl- nttare store in Manchester, some 4H ROOMS, centrally located, sec­ land, Realtor-Trader, M l 8-H08. school and a recreation area, If a tai,. $88; 9x12 mink brown. ond floor, over Butterworth Owner eve^MI 9-2582. A meeting of the fourth district to remodial reodihg oonaultaat to vinrar at tbo tetepboM Ustedr Sinqdy cab tbo mates. Call Roger. Ml 3-oni. credit interviiewlng, 8-day, 40- MANC»ESTER^7 room spUt level, WANTHJD TO BUY — Cape, 8-6 bill before the legislature U pass­ 289^6958. Studio, heat included.- $70 per 1^ baths, reo room, garage, cov­ of the American Legion and Aux- TTie Girl’s Guild of (Community the elementary schools. hour. week. Many benefits. Will VEIRNON — commercial aoned 6 SPACE—spa c e:—8 huge bed­ room older single Home or 2 fam­ PAINTING, wallpapering, ceilings month. Call MI 9JI808. ered patio^ half' acre of parkUke ed, giving the 100 acres around Uiary wUl be held In the Ellingr Baptist Church will meet tomor­ ' ’Die board of education made pay to 1126 per week depending SEWING MACHINE, Singer re- room Cape. Oarage, Good poa- rooms, Colonial, nearly new, hot ily. Phone MI 9-6606.' refinished, hardwood floors sand­ grounda, nisyea Agency, Ml 8-4808. sibllltlea. Growing area near the Tolland State JaU to the town. ton ’Tbwn Hall Sunday at 8 pmri. row at 6 p.m. at the home of Mrs. the tnonafer at the written requeat MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE upon qualifications. Send resume condltiMied portable, with new SIX R(X)M duplex, central loca- QUALITY water 2-zone heat, 1V4 bathe, Atty. Robert King, representa­ School Menus' Bessie Farris, 9 Durkin St., for a of Adams, who Itae bad an Intereet ed. Call MI 9-4920. to Box B, Herald. Circle. Tongren Agency, MI privacy. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI carrying case, new motor, con­ tlcm, heat, hot water, electric $9,poo—6% ROOM ranch, fireplace, 8-682L______'______Legal Notices tive from Tolland to the legisla­ Vamon Elementary School: business and training session. of long Btanding In the field of Ml 9-0500 PAINTING, paperhanging, floor trol, and light. Only $39.96. Act stove and refrigerator, garage. 2-car garage, large lot. privacy. 9-6182, ture, said last night the land could Monday—porl^-irt gravy,' mashed Members are reminded to bring remedial reading. He boa bean sanding, ceilings whiten^. For fast for this exceptional value. Cali MI 3-2785 befdre 5 p.m. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, ^TANNER STREET — Bowem HOMES DECREE ON UXITATION be put to better use by the town potatoes, gr«6n beans, applesauce, scissors for white cross work on taking professional oouraee ih the aad leave yoor oieeaage. IToaOl hear from oar advertlaer la Jis Singer Sewing Center, 832 Main MANCHESTER—Autumn St. Im­ lowest rates' and good clean work­ EXPERIENCED Multiple Listing, MI 9-8132. School area. 7 room Colonial, 3 V maculate ranch, extra large OF CLAIMS than^ It U by the atote. banan^-bread; ’Tuesday—ham and hospital bandages. field for several years to prspara Htwj. wMiont ependlng all evening »t the telephone. manship call MI 4-0601. Street, Manchester, MI 3-6883. FOR RENT—One 2 room apart­ twin alsed bedrooms, garage, AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden The -land has been used by jail p 1 n«ra p p 1 e, mashed potatoes, htmself for this work. ment one 4 room apartment. Tel. FOREST STREET-DriightfUl 10 , $15,o6q — Charming B room kitchen, home completely redeco­ at Coventry within and for the I^ trlct 4H% mortgage, only $17,200. Oolcutrix. Box 79. RPD No. 8. Cov- The land Ifl on Rt. 74 m Tol- are served with every meal. tive Mondays from 7 to 9 p.m. be­ Vernon, Conn. *nt 6-7609. Manchea first floor apartment, excellent fireplace, > bedrooms, ceramic Lake Street School: Monday- South Windsor correspondent, been made to said bank for pay­ Salesmen Wanted 36-A METAL CABINET sink, $25: cellent condition throughout. A MI 9-0626, entry. Corin. on the eBtaU of Fr«d Lar about A quarter of a mile ginning next week at the Post MI i-17IU. CHARLES FLOOR Sanding— new condition, heat, hot water, $96. bath, aluminum combinations, oil baked corned beef hash, buttered Home. Registrations will be taken Laura Katz, telephone ment of the amount of deposit. GENERAL REPAIR Service — 30x30 metal wall cabinets, $10 real buy for the quick buyer. StS‘" d « A ‘:°''* “ '" - east of the Green. Adult Ballet Unit -! or old floors finished. The bigger $18,000 IS NOT too much for the monthly. J. D. Realty, MI 3-6129. hot water heat, bus line, one min­ MAIN STREET—2 family income beets, buttered peas, pears; ’Tues­ at the first meeting. The courses LOST—MINIATURE mongrel pup­ radio. TV, electrical appliances, the job, the cheaper the price. MI each: aluminum 8-1 dispenser. Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. ute to schools and shopping, Th'le Court ' doth decree that aix It w as bought around 1900 by man We want in the Manchester MI 9-0120. CONCORD RD.—Beautiful ranch, property. Has excellent poten­ day—spaghetti and meat balls, Open to Residents will be conducted by Red Cross py brown, short haired, loved as bicycles, etc. Inquire 56 School 9-4920. area. Neat, own car, to take WALKER ST.—Six room Cape, ga­ $16,900 Robert Wolverton. Real­ tial for business. $19,600. For de­ ? ’r?3lt"rs’’ * o f ‘’saw 'e'Jhl'bJt Tolland (> tm ty. nioney con - tossed salad, wax beans, yellow Changing Lanes St MI 3-9277. large li'ving room, formal dlniiu their clalmn agalnut tho name to the j tlib u ted by all the tow ns in the instructors. pei. Call Looymans, MI 9-2296, short auto trips. Write W. E. 21” TABLE MODEL TV with Furnished Apartments 63-A room, cabinet kitchen, 2 bed rage, very close to all schools, tor, Mi 9-2818. tails call the Phllbrick Agency; cake with orange frosting; FLOOR SANDING, floor tiling, MI 9-8484. Executrix and directs that public no- county, each tow n being asaeaged Manchester residents are invit­ SNOW PLOWING service Man­ Seari^ Pres., American Lubri­ stand; Easy wringer washer. MI rooms, recreation room land' shopping and transportation, MANCHESTER — Near Bowers lice be given of this order by adver- himlB o f DODUlatioii Wednesday—vegetable soup, pea­ Causes Accident FOUND — ONE tan and white interior and exterior painting. MI WANTED — Girl or woman to Using In a newspaper having a eircu-1 on me Daaia o i popuiauoii. nut butter and jelly or cheese ed, along with residents of other chester, Bolton and vicinity, 0-9688. cants Co., Box 676, Dayton 1, 4-1609 after 4. share a lovely ne\y 4 room apart­ scaped yard. Marlon E. Robert­ $18,900. Phllbrick Agency, MI School, 7 room (Tape, garage, low male mongrrel. Call Bolton Dog Ohio. 9-3464. FOUR ROOM ranch, near Park- iaUon i’li said district, and by posting I When the atate ■ took poBseaslon sandwiches, brownies; ’Thursday— towns, to audition for membership Warden. MI 9-7601. night service a specialty. For ment completely furnished. Call son, Realtor, MI 3-8983. down payment. ESecott Agency, a copy thereof on the Public s l ^ post ^ county landB In 1959, upon abol- Flpods Recede One man was arrested, and Ua G.E. REFRIGERATOR, good ade, school, large yard with In said Town of Coventry nearest the I . r meat loaf, mashed potatoes, ker­ in a new ballet group, the Hart­ service arrangements or service after'6, MI 3-0862. MI 9-7688. trees, comer lot very good con­ Ition of the county government ford Ballet Co. two passengers were Injured, wimi telephone 649-5650. Mortgages 31 running condition, $8. Boy’s 24” SPLIT LEVEL— 7 rooms, 1% FOR SALE by owner—6 room brick place where the deceased last dwelt. ned com, apricots; Friday—clam Situations Wanted- bicycle, $8, Cfhild’s tricycle, $2.50. baths family room, garage, lot Cape excellent condition, 147 dition, $11,700. Ml 3-0923. Certified from Record system, that put am end to the or com chowder, egg salad or jelly The ballet will be for adults hls car was Involved In a flvo-car MANCHESTER—Large ranch, full ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge j qj> jjjg various towns for only, and its home will be the Chil­ in Ohio Basin Annoimceinents SHARPEINING Service— Saws, SECOND mortgages — Unlimited Female 38 MI 9-8929. Business Locations 150x428; choice location, $28,900. Autumn Street. Shown by ap­ basement, $600 cash needed. Es­ sandwiches asso;-ted cookies. accident on Center St. tola mowfc* Phllbrick Agency. MI 9-8484. pointment. Call MI 9-1988 aOtter 5. MANCTHESTER — 3 bedroom ------remunerationremuneration for for the the land, said dren’s Museum of West Hartford. ing. knives, axes, shears, ideates, funds available for second mort­ cott Agency, MI 9-7688, ranch, 2 full baths, attached Hospital Notes rotary blades. Quick service. Capi­ gages, payments to suit your KITCHEN STOVE, electric and For Rent 64 Atty. King. It also cut off Tol­ Admitted yesterday: Fklward_ _ Joseph Albano, director of the (Continued from Page One) Benjamin Cohen, 48, of 8 Battia* INCOME TAXES prepared in your oil combination, including three MANOHESTER—Two-famlly 6-8, $16,900—SIX room ranch, so ' oute garage, aluminum combinations, home or i y appointment. E :ier- tol Eiquipment Co., 38 Main St„ budget Expedient service. J. D. IRONING DONE in my home MI BOL’TON—2 In 1. 6 room ranch, land from using the land, which la Jesanis, 'Tunnel Rd., Vernon; I Hartford Schdol of Ballet, is In ta Rd., was charged ■with Impropor 9-4013. oil drums and electric pump: al­ MODERN, air conditioned office large lot, separate heating sys­ you couldn’t help liking It. 8 full bMement, beautifully land­ storm was blamed for three lane changing, and Is scheduled to lenced tax work, 24 hour service. Manchester. Hours dally 7-5. Realty, Ml 3-6129. space, off street parking central 4 room ranch on same lot. Own­ scaped, excellent condition. Call Pope Meets! In the heart of town. Peter Hodlna, 34% Elm St.; Mrs. charge. ’Thursday 7-9. Saturday T-A Ml so gas space heater. Reason­ tems. Detached 2-car garage. bedrooms, living room and dining er will consider trade. Tongren Edna Graff, 41 Hale St. Ext. Auditions are scheduled Sunday deaths In traffic' accidents. api>ear in Circuit Court 12 In Man­ CaU MI 3-4723. location. Immediate occupancy. owner Ml 9-4825. If the land were developed part­ 3-7958. BESET BY BILLS r Let Us help able. MI 3-8262. Central location. St. James par­ room with picture windows, blue Agency, MI S-6821. ly as a park, he said, the nearby Birth today: A son to Mr. and|^^ 4 p.m. on point shoes in^the au- Winds with gusts up to 60 m.p.h. chester March 18. you to a fresh start by consoli­ CLEANING DONE by the hour. Call or see John H. Lappen, Inc., ish. No agents, $22,600. Call bathroom, kitchen with bullt-lns, ditorium of the museum, 950 Trout caused sorrie damage in Balti­ INCOME TAX returns prepared by MI 9-5261. FIVE ROOM ranch with a view, towns would get some benefit Mrs. Donald Grous, Merrow *-“Rd., •> i „ , ^ ^ ...m Hls two passengers, George Oair, auditor. Business and individual. STEPS. SIDEWALKS, stone dating the many debts that de­ MI 3-7026. 648-4670, 649-8600. double sink, birch cabinets. On CUSTOM T room ranch, sunken Red Editor Tolland Brook Dr. A second auditioq will more and nearby counties. A se­ 49, of 17 Theresa Rd., and Tina bus line, close to Main Street. E. spic and span throughout, one from It. Accountit^ services. Raymond walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ mand your attention into one family room, bullt-lns, Y baths, “We feel the need coming on for Discharged yesterday: scott i held Sunday, March 17, at 4 vere squall line whipped through DePumpo, 86, of 81 Fostar St- races. All concrete repairs. etisily paid monthly obligation. $14,200—FIVE room ranch, 2-cat J. Carpenter, Broker, MI 9-5051., acre treed lot. full cellar, gar­ Girard. Ml 9-6008. WATKINS 245 NORTH MAIN—Store. Ml garage, trees, only $18,600. Carl­ age, 19 foot living room with a high school, and this is a good Hampton, 200 E. Main St.; Alice P-*" southeastern Virginia, killing one both received minor cute- - ana Reasonably priced. MI 3-0796. $2,000 requires only $44.50 per WILL CARE for child in my home garage, cellar, aluminum storms ton W. Hutchlne, MI 9-5132, Applicants should contact Mrs. while mother works. MI 3-2215. 9-5229, 9-6. SIX ROOM Ranch, 8 bedrooms, fireplace, oil hot water heat, 8 location for it,” he said. Gardener, 98 W. Main St.; Marga-' man and causing extensive dam­ bruises, but did not require treats FEDERAL INCOME taxes prepsir- month including repayment. If Bargain Shop 4%% mortgage. $101.27 monthly Multiple Uatjlng. In Private Allan Alnley, 21 Gerthmere Dr., age. Southwest winds, ranging SNOW p l o w in g , 24-hour service. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132, dishwasher and disposal, attach­ bedrooms. We recommend it. * Red Cross Quota ret Williamson, Gale Dr., Elling­ menL «d with your savings in mind. you have property equity, con­ MANCHESTER—E. Middle Turn­ West Hartford, by phone to regis­ from 34 to 63 m.p.h., blew out The accident happened aibaut T Reasonable rates. MI 9-6246 Call Ronald LeFevre, MI 9-8342 or Multiple Listing. ed garage, good location. $15,900. f ir s t $15,900 Robert Wolverton, Real­ ton; Mrs. Katherine Semprebon tact Frank Burke, Connecticut Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 pike. Desirable offices or office OEEERING—Eight room (Gontimied from Page One) The quota for the 1963 fund ter for audition. plate glass windows In Norfolk E. J. Bayles. 289-2207. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. home, 1% baths, fireplace, tor MI 9-2813. drive of the Nathan Hale Branch and son, Ellington. a.m. According to MancheateF Mortgage Exchange. 15 Lewis $64.50 86” All White Modem space. Ml 3-2223. EIGHT ROOM Oarriaon Colonial, stores and damaged rooftops and police. Cohen waa dri'vlng In the St., Hartford. 246-8897. poreh’, oU heat, garage, com­ of the American Red Cross is $13,- INCOME TAX returns prepared PROFESSIONAL clipping, groom­ Chest, 4 drawers plastic top, 39.95. large li'ving room, dining room, BROOKFIELD Street — 6 room SEVEN ROOM cape, could easily act In "perfect aupematural neu- power lines. left hand, westbound lane o f O bp ing, bathing of all breeds. Poo­ BOL’TON—ROUTE 6— Store for bination windows and doors, rec- 700. Robert Garabedian, drive Vernon news Is handled by The SEaUOUSLY BURNED by former Internal Revenue Household Services kitchen; snidy and lavatory, 4 Cape near High -Junior High, be five bedrooms. 'Upstairs 90% tr^lty.” Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 6 W. Wet spots this morning Included ter St., west of Broad St., ■when dles a specialty. Call MI 9-9793 or rent suitable for beauty salon, 'reatlon room, wall to wall car­ completed. Central location, "Such neutrality Is not intended chairman, said this amount would NEW BRITAIN (AP)—Th% par­ south central California and south Agent in the convenience of your . Offered 13-A Business Opportunities 32 $85.00 Maple Platform Rocker, bedroc'mg and hath on second fireplace, garage. Reduced for peting, city utilities, near bus Main St., telefriione TRemont he found himself behind a Une of MI 9-0500. barber shop or offices, ample floor. Recreation room with fire­ immediate sale. Bel Air Real Es­ wooded lot with brook In rear. A to be purely passive, as If the be solicited from residents of the ents of six children suffered seri­ central Florida, with rain and home for individual and business. loose cushions, box pleats, maple parking. MI 9-0617. une, ahopping center, Verplanck to'wn served by the branch. Includ­ 5-8136 or Mitchell 9-6797. cars waiting for the left turn ar­ MI 9-8938. REWEAVINQ of Imma, moth hotea. PACKAGE STORE in excellent place in basement. Attached tate. MI 3-9332. steal at only $14,500. Has a 1%% Pope’s competence were limited ous bums early today in a fire showers in scattered sections. row onto W. Center St. FOR sale:—Lovable Chihuahuas, frame, brown & orange colonial School and church. Priced at State mortgage on It, T, J. ing Eniingtom, Tolland, Somers, that damaged a two-story frame Ctoolest spots were in the north­ Zippers repaired Window Shades Willimantic location. Call owner SMALL STORE near Main Street. double garage. Aluminum aiding. only $18,900. Charles Lesperance, to observing happenings and main­ Since Cohen intended to contlnua FULL-TIME tax accountant ready seven weeks old AKC registered. print, 66. BOWERS AREA — Good looking Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. Coventry, Union, WUllngton, Staf­ house on 104 Christian Lane. ern Mississippi Valley and north­ made to measure; all sized Vene­ 423-1413. Call MI 4-0246. Suitable for barber shop, office, Central location. $82,900. Phll­ taining silence,” the pontiff said. on Center St., be tried to pull to to assist you. Rates reasonable. brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. ranch, $18,500, Knotty pine kitch­ MI 9-7620^______"On the contrary, it is a neutrali­ ford Springs and Rockidlle-Ver­ The children and two other oc­ ern Great Lakes region with tem­ tian blinds Keys made while you etc. Parking. Apply Marlow’s, WAPPING—CUSTOM built Cape, non. Five Budgets the right. He had just been pass­ Call S. J. Turklngton, Jr., MI wait. Tape Recorders for rent. LAUNDROMAT IN shopping cen­ $35.00 Modem Fireset; shovel, en, dishwasher and disposal. 8 PTTKIN STTIEET—EHght room ty which confirms all the Church’s cupants escaped Injury. peratures In the teens. Readings Inc., 867 Main. ONE YEAR old ranch. 6 rooms, 2 an outstandingly attractive Contributions given to the Oscar Moore, 38, and his wife, ed on the right by a car driven by ’8-7731. Marlow’s, 867 Main. Ml 9-6221. ter, excellent opportunity for Articles For Sals 4.5 poker, loglifter & stand, black bedrooms, walk-up storage, ga­ colonial on corner lot. Four good vigor of testimony.” were near normal levels In most Harold E. Doudy, 80, of Coven­ husband and wife with moderate iron and brass, 17.50. SMALL OFFICE 100% Main i baths, 2-car garage, $20,900. Phll­ rage, and patio. E. J. Carpenter, wooded lot (120x363). 6 rooms, "A beautiful speech,” said Ad- Nathan Hale Branch will be turned Julia, 29. suffered second and third other sections of the nation. FOR SERVICE and savings in pre­ brick Agency, MI 9-8464. bedrooms, four rooms down In­ fireplared living room, built-ins over to the Greater Hartford Chap­ Are Reviewed degree bums. They were reported try. FURNITURE REFINISHED — investment, netting $7,500. year­ 55 GALLON INK drums suitable location. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Broker, MI 9-6051. zhubel as the Pope finished speak- As Cohen pulled out, hs hooked paring income taxes for business burns removed. workmanship clude heated sun room. Rec room in kitchen, garage! Warren E. , ter, which In turn will, pay for the in critical condition at New Brit­ ly which can be increased. J. D. for trash barrels. Manchester $69.50 Twin Size Mattress, Main. MANCHESTER — New 6 room In basement 90% completed. Ex­ the left rear bumper of the Doudy and individual, call PI 2-6607. guaranteed. Manchester Re- Realty, MI 3-5129. Eventing Herald. Howland Realtor-Trader. MI “ ‘5;Giving his benediction at programs undertaken by the ain General Hospital. 3 0 % Apartments finishiiig Company, MI 3-9283. 39.75. DESIRABLE RETAIL location brick ranch, bullt-lns 14x20 li'ving cellent condition throughout. T. 3-1108. branch. By Manager Police found the Moore family car with his right front bumper. COTTON RUGS and beadspreads room with fireplace, naif acre lot, J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. end of the group audience, Pope The Impact knocked hls car into EXCLUSIVE GIFT shop, excel­ TRADE: New Win. M’94 30-30. 35x100 available soon in down­ John- told those present he extend­ Among tiie programs of the and two second-floor occupants, NEW YORK—More and more expertly dyed—choose from 70 lent Main St. location, priced for WANT: Win, high or low wall town heart of Manchester. Large reasonably priced. Hayes Agency, NOTICE DURANT STREET — 4 room branch are the blood program, General manager Richard Mar­ Filton Stroud, 36, and John Walk­ Americans are becoming apart­ the side Of a car driven by Edward decorator colors. Lucky Lady $24.00 33” Round Modem Cock­ 8DC ROOM ranch, attached ga­ ed the blessing “ to you and to all Building— Contracting 14 quick sale as owner has other in­ single shot. MI 3-4313. showroom windows, full ceiling MI 3-4803. The Town Planning Commission ranch, oil hot air heat, modem first aid and water safety classes, tin reviewed budget requests from er, 50, outside the burning house. ment dwellers. F. W. Dodge Oyr- F. Dunbar, 54, of Coventry, apd Laundry, 43 Purnell Place. tail Table, walnut grained For­ of Manchester, Connecticut, will rage, bullt-lns, aluminum storms tile bath. Phone John H. Lappen, those who are most dear to you” terest. J. D. Realty, MI 3-5129. mica top, tapered metal legs, space in basement, parking, air disaster aid, nursing, and help to five town departments and funds, No estimate of damage was given poration aetatisUcs show that 10 then into the rear of the car of Ed­ FALLOUT SHEL’TERS—Additions, BOLTON — Adorable 4 room and screens. La^e wooded, I —which could have Included WALLPAPER -PAINT Sale^Past- 19.95. conditioned. Phon? 242-5515. , hold a public hearing on Monday Inc., 649-6261. servicemen and their families. Immediately. per cent of the dwelling units con­ ward F. Boyle, 24, of Glastoo- remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, ranch, oil heat, aluminum com­ evening, March 11. 1963, at 8 P.M. 58 Croft Drive. By owner, Khrushchev. finding four of them substantial ly ed and regular, fully trimmed. As a footnote on the disaoter similar or slightly higher than structed in 1955 were in apart­ bury. recreation rooms. Roofing, con­ Help Wanted— Female 35 plastic coated. O iling paint, $2.89 TWO OFFTCES for rent with heat binations, wooded lot. lakefront In the hearing room of the Munici­ 4-8988. NEAR CENTER of town—7 room Adzhubei was asked his impreS' The Boyle car was pushed for­ Personals S single, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, hot slon of the Pope. program, Garabedian said that the present fiscal year, and one of Use empty coftee cans as hat ment buildings. By 1960 that ra io crete work. Call Leon Cieszynski Gallon. Morrison Paint Store, 885 $69.00 Slipper Chair, kick pleat, and lights. Inquire Manchester privileges, boat dock, assumable pal Building, to consider the fol­ Clyde McDonald Jr., area repre­ ward into the rear of the veMola MI 9-4291. ROUTE 31. COVENTRY—Lovely water' oil heat, nicely kept lot, ’’Good,” ' he replied. them empty. stands on your closet shelf. They had grown to 21 per cent, In 1961 ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, CLERK-TYPIST Center St. tapestry cover, 39.95. Bottling Co., Inc., 10 Henderson mortgage. Price only $9,900. lowing proposed zone changes: 5 room ranch, spacious grounds, sentative from the National Red being operated by Francis T, Goodchlld - Bartlett Realtors, ailmoet new kitchen and bath, ex­ Khrushchev’s daughter wore a The Parking Meter Fund at can easily be painted to match to 25, and in the first eight months bonded ' representative, Alfred Permanent full-time position Road, MI 3-7922. OAKLAND ST.-MILL ST.— low price for quick sale. Warren Cross, has been alerted for possible of 1962 to well over 30. Miner, 52, also o f Coventry. REMODELING — Charles Home available for mature person in LAWNMOWERS, garden tractors, 289-0939, MI 3-7925. To change to Business Zone U, cellent condition. Call owner, MI ^ black veil, trimmed In gold.—as present has no funds, since the the closet decor. Amell, 206 Henry St. Tel MI improvement. All kinds of re­ $59.50 (3) Redwood & Aluminum E Howland, Realtor-Trader. Ml service In the flood atricken mld- 2-0460. our Clerical Department, Di­ and tillers. Terms, trades, parts all or part of an area now in 3-6166, MT 3-8109. women traditionally do when re­ meters were remo.ved from toe modeling, financing arranged. MI and service. Capitol Equipment, Gin Rummy Set; table with at­ $-1108. '______ceived by the Pope, West. streets In January, and will prob­ versified duties include gener­ tached chairs plastic cushions, Houses For Rent 65 ROLLING PARK Cape — 4 bed­ Residence Zone A, described as Some of the fund chairmen are RIDE WANTED from Bolton 9-4920. 38 Main Street, Manchester. MI rooms, 7 closets, 1V4 baths, liv­ MANCHESTER — excellent loca­ Adzhubei was in a dark suit, ably remain empty during toe al clerical work and some 29.95. follows: Starting at a point CHESTNUT STREET—Two fam­ tion, 6 room Colonial, 3 bed- Joel Sokolov, 7 Fern St., Rockville, Lake to Hartford and return. HOME AND attic remodeling, transcription requiring better 3-7958. ASHFORD, LAKE COiaffee—Year ing room fireplace, full base­ on the east side of Oakland St. ily flat with the downstairs apart­ with a dark tie. coming year. LEGAL NOTICE Hours 8-4. MI 8-1266. 'rooms hot water oil heat, ame- Mrs. Adzhubei wore a three for Stafford: Flobert Barrett, Mud­ roofing, guttering and siding. Ac- than average typing ability. ’round 6 room waterfront home, ment, oversized lot, priced right. (165’ north of Mill St.) the ment vacant. Upstairs pays $M slte drive, $17,.500; 6 room oi'ler | ig n ^ wool suit. | dy Brook Ka.,Rd., mmngxon;ElUngton; anaand ynra-CJhea- There is a chance that about High school education requir­ FLORENCE space heater. Duo- Warren E Howland, Realtor- $35,000, set aside to buy the old NOTICE is hereby given that the following have been certified as party-endorsed cantodates of t h e ^ coustical ceiling, porch enclosing, reasonable, available March 15. line runs easterly 195’, more per month. Two separate oil heat­ home, new fumaee. kitchen and ^ total of 70 journalists attend- ter M. Ra.u, Taylor Rd., Talcott- ed. Excellent working condi­ Therm space heater. Heavy duty WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. 684-3331. Trader. MI 3-1108. depot property in the North End, publican Party for nomination to the Municipal Offices specified below to be filled at to^^ and all kinds of carpentry. Work­ floor jack. Parts and bearing or less; then southerly 161', ing units. Good buy at only bath, $10,900 ; 4 room cottage tions and liberal employe bene­ audience. 'vllle, for Vernon. will be transferred from its cur­ tlon to be held on May 20, 1963 In the Town of Andover together with street addresses of said eandldatMl Automobfles For Sale 4 manship guaranteed. MI 9-0722. press. Armature tester. Time 935 Main Street more or less, to Mill St.; then $17,000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, with 7 extra lots, $8,600; neat 4 The meeting between the Pope I Revised Grant lAat fits. One week paid vacation If easterly 50’, more or less; then rent escrow status to the fund. employed before April 1. Call clock. MI 9-0980. 68 643-1677. room ranch, winterized, gas and Adzhubei came after Indica A drop In the valuation of the TERM NEEX> CAR? Your- credit turned CALL ME on your formica needs, Wanted To Rent northerly 163’, more or less; heat near- Andover Lake, $6,900. building formerly used as the Sa­ Whetlier or not this happens NAME ADDRESS OFFICE bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, Mrs. Peterson, MI 3-1161, for NOTICE tion.s of improving relations be­ down? Short on down payment? FOR SALE—Unfinished furniture, then westerly 50’, more or TANNER STREET — Ideal loca­ Excellent financing. Chambers cred Heart Churdh on Washington will depend on. the New Haven Bunker Hill Road 1st Selectman T/1/63-7/1/66 Bankrupt? Repossession? Don’t vanitory units, table-tops and appointment tion, neat five room ranch. Three tween Moscow and the Vatican. John Cuyler Hutchinson 7/1/63-7/1/66 comer desk, $15; low cabinet PHYSICIAN WITH family desires In accordance with the require­ less; then northerly 122’, more Realty, MT 3-2325 or MI 9-7005. St. is the single largest reason for Railroad’s decision to sell or not Wales Road Selectman despair! See Honest Douglas. In­ island stands. MI 9-8936. with sliding panels, $12.; 4 or less; then westerly 160’, (or two) bedrooms, big kitchen. Ru.ssian Orthodox churchmen at­ Peter J. Maneggia 7/1/63-7A/68 LIBERTY MUTUAL HOTPOINT ELECTRIC stove, house to rent April 1. MI 3-9421. ments of the Zoning Regulations tended the Vatican Ecumenical the $41,965 decrease in the 1962 to sell the property. The obllga- Margery N. Montandon Lake Road Town Clerk quire about lowest down, small­ chairs, $10. Items are pine, more or less; to Oakland F’anellng In living room Base­ MANCHESTER — CUTE 4 room 7/1/63-7/1/66 QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, INSURANCE COMPANY like new. MI 9-7866. for the Town of Manchester, Con­ Ckjuncil last fall aa observers. Vernon Grand List. tlcai might also be transferred to Winston O. Abbott , Hebron Road Town Treasurer est payments ansrwhere No small slightly used, and have been necticut, the Zoning Board of Ap­ Street: then southerly 152’, ment with garage. Stairway up to ranch, convenient location. Ideal the redevelopment agency, as the Agent Town Deposit Fund 7/1/63-7/1/66 loan or finance company plan. basements refinished, bujltrins. Last month the Soviet Union re­ A spokesman for the aseessor’s Winston O. Abbott Hebron Road SEWERS WANTED immediately. stained and varnished. TR 5-1115. Apartment Buildings peals will hold a pmbllc hearing on more or less, to point of be-: aecond floor. T. J. Crockett, Real­ for younger or older couple, $11.- office said the board of tax review tract falls within the proposed Gilead Road Tax Collector 7A/63-7A/65 Douglas Motors. 833 Main. formica, tile, general repair. No Musical Instruments 53 leased a Ukrainian Catholic arch­ Catherine H. Peterson 7/1/63-7/1/69 job too small. Call William Rob­ Work at home doing sifnple sew­ Monday evening, March 18, 1963 at ginning. Applicant: Ann-Bud tor, 643-1577. 700. MI 3-0254. bishop after 18 years In a Siberian agpreed with the new owner of the North End Renewal Project area. Route 6 Board of Finance ing. We supply materials and pay ♦ For Sale 69 Corporation. Robert L. Paly 7/1/63-7A/6# tVHY BUY a foreign sports car? bins Carpentry Service, MI 8:00 P.M. In the Hearing Room prison. building, Leo Clotler of the Vernon Martin went over the budgets Pine Ridge Drive Board of Education shipping both ways' Good rate of Garden— Farm ^Dairy CABLE-NELSON, walnut Spinet of the Municipal Building on the ELRO STREOT—To change BOWERS SCHOOL area—8 room Albert R. Patch 7/1/63-7/1/65 If it’s class you want, stop in at 9-3446. SIX UNIT apartment house -in A-1 Rumors had circulated here Mobile Homes, that the empty from the toivn Ciirll Defense de­ Elaine T. Weir Lake Roawi Board of Education pay. Piece work. \ Apply, Dept. Products 50 piano, reg. $680., March special, following applications: to Residence Zone C, aU . family home. Living room 'with Lots For Sale 73 partment, which is asking funds Assessor 7/1/63-7/1/69 Gordon’s AUeuiUc Service. Classic $575. Everett, light cherry. Spin­ condition, excellent return on In­ that Adzhubei, on a tour of Italy, building should be valued for lees. ■William A. Dunnack Lake Road model 1957 Thunderbird, mint AD344, Box 7010, Adelaide Post Albert J. Stevenson; 35-37 or part of an area now in fireplace, formal dining room, The board dropped the 'valuation to install an improved warning Zoning Board of Appeals 7/1/63-7/1/69 QUALITY APPLES grown In Man­ et piEino, reg. $915., now $795. Al­ vestment. Mortgage available, cabinet Wtehen, adjoining dinette, THREE BUILDINGS lots, prime wanted to see the Pope, possibly Clarence W. Custer Route 6 condition, low mileage, fully Roofing— Siding 16 Office, Toronto, Ontario. Canada. centrally located. Phllbrick Agen­ Strant St.; Res. Zone B. Ehcten- Residence Zone B, described from $33,590 to $4,710. siren system In town; and Irom Zoning Board of Appeals 7/1/68-7A/88 chester, 22 lb. bag, $1.60. Bunce so used Conn Spinet organ, $777. 2 bedrooms and bath'first floor. location AA zone, phllbrick to give him a message from Robert P. Azlnger School Road 7/1/63-7/1/69 equipped. Gordon’s Atlantic Serv­ cy, MI 9-8464. sion of permission Is requested to as follows: Starting'at a point Next year’s grand Hot will show the town fire department, which Times Farm Road Board of Tax Review A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, BOOKKEEPER— Capable woman Farm. 529 W. Center. MI 3-8116. Watkins Piano and Organ Studio, Two bedrooms and bath second Agency, MI 9-8464. Khrushchev. Clifton B. Horne ice. West Rd., Ellington. TR maintain light housekeeping .facili­ on the west side of Elro Last week the Itallan-Swlss Bal- an Increase In the value, said the seeks to expand its full-time force Bunker Hill Road Zoning and Plan. Commission 7/1/63-7A/69 painting. (Carpentry. Alterations or young lady, honest, to ' com­ 17 Oak St., MI 3-5171. Street (145’ south of Leonard floor. Full basement. 2-oar gar­ Raymond P. Houle 7/1/63-7/1/66 6-8392. ties at above location. WYLLYS ST, — Extraordinary zan Foundation awarded Its $61,- spokesman, because the building is by six men. Clarence W. Custer Route 6 Constable and additions. Callings. Workmain- bine part or full-time drug store John Bamlni; east' of No. 13 St.) the line runs westerly age with workshop. Seeing Is be­ The fire department’s budget 7/1/63-7/1/65 clerking and bookkeeping. Call Household Goods 51 Business Property For Sale 70 single lot. 240 foot frontage. MI 000 peace prize to the Pope. being renovated for apartments. Alfred W. Hunt New Boston Road Constable 1963 THUNDERBIRD hardtop, shlp guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. East Middle 'Tp4t6.; Res. Zone C. 132’, more or less; then south­ lieving! $16,500. Madeline Smith, At the time the grand list was has been made up, according to Constable 7/1/63-7/1/65 MI 3^880. MI 9-4587. Office and Store Realtor, MI 9-1642. Eve. MI 3-7444. Khrushchev praised the award. Walter F. Montie Sr. Route 87 beautiful burgandy with black FD’S USED FXimiture and Appli­ mDUSTRIAL Building —masoniy Special exception is requested to erly 100’, more or less; then Giovanni Gronchi, former Italian compiled, however, Oct. 1, the Fire Chief W. Clifford Mason, Lake Road Constable 7/1/63-7/1/65 Interior,) all the special 'thunder-1 Equipment 54 easterly 131’, more or le'ssi to 8-8139. James Tsuffis 7/1/63-7A/69 ALL TYPES of roofs repaired or SECURITY RECEPTIONIST — ances—We buy and sell for ready walls, oil heat, office, lavatory, erect office building at above loca­ president and president of the building was empty. without prOidslon for moving Into Cider Mill Road Library Director bird features and accessories cash Open 9-9 AD 8-5240 or CH 3,000 sq. ft., building In excellent Elro, St.; then northerly 100’ the new central firehouse. Some VEUice L Nimrod 7/1/63-7/1/69 replaced, specializing in Bonded full and part-time in Manchester NEW TYPEWRITERS, $59.95 up; tion'. MANCHEe’TESt — 1954 home, 4 JUST LISTED. B zone lot. foundation, was delegated to noti­ The revised grand Met is $69,886,- Joseph T. Comerford Wheeling Road Fire Commissioner plus power windows, power area, uniforms furnished, pleas-1 9-0860. condition, (iarlton W. Hutchinsi Hayden L. Griswold: 264 Main more or less, to point of be­ tral, Belflore, MI 3-5121. fy the Pope of the award at an 870. adjustments would have to be Norton Fun4, Commission 7/1/63-7/1/69 seats, tinted glass, whitewall built-up and, shingle roofing. used typewriters, $29 up. Berube’s large rooms expandable to 6. Nice Clara A. S. Ursin Route 6 Coughlin Roofing Co., Manches­ ant working conditions. Apply in 'Typewriter Service, 479 E. Mid­ Realtor, MI 9-5132. St.; Bus. Zone II. Extension of ginning. Applicant: The Bant- audience today. Pocahontas made If the building was complet­ Lake Road Norton Fund Commission 7/1/63-7/1/66 tires. Used only four months. DELUXE MAPLE 4-poster bed, lot, oil hot w t e r heat, full cellar. A’TTEN'nON BUILDERS . Elaine T. Weir 7/1/63-7/1/69 ter, MI 3-7707. person. Conn. State Employment dle Tpke., Manchester, MI 9-3477. permission is requested to main­ ly Oil Co. ’The Vatican Invited newsmen The degree of Pocahontas will ed before the end of the forthcom­ New Boston Road In.surance Commission Owner, MI 3-2993. including deluxe innerspring MANCHESTER—150 feet frontage tain free standing identifeaton LITTLE STREET—^To change , Aluminum combinations. Fire­ Now is the time to plan for ing year, June 30, 1964. Ylo Anson 7/1/63-7/1/65 Service, 806 Main St., Manches­ on busy JilghwajSj-.Zoned for busi­ place. Convenient bo bus. Ideal to attend the audience. Vatican meet tomorrow night at 8 o ’clock Richard P. Eadie Bunker Hill Road Insiirahce Commission BIDWELL HOME Improvement mattress and box spring, adds up sign closer to street than allowed to Industrial Zone, all or part Spring, It won’t be long. We The Police Department budget 7/1/63-7/1/67 1962 CHEVROLET WHITE Impala ter, 10 a.m., Friday morning. to $108.50 regularly, MarLOW’s, ness. Approved for gas station. for couple. Robert Wolverton, sources said the audience was ar­ in the Moose Club on Elm St. The Everett W. Ginn Lake Road Insurance Commission Company—roofing, siding, altera­ Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 at above location. of an area now In Residence have six lots In one parcel, A ranged so that Adzhubel’s pres­ was also scrutinized by Martin. Convertible, 827 V-S automatic OFFICE—General clerical, ma­ $79.50. 867 Main St. Terms. Hayes Agency, MI 3-4803. Realtor, MI 9-2813. zone, central, water, all ready to committee planning the March transmission, power steering, tions, additions and remodeling Michael Krause; 621 Hartford Zone B, described as follows: ence would be strictly as a jour­ meetings Includes Mrs. Rose Wil­ Police Chief James M. Reardon NOTICE Is also hereby given that a primary will be held on April 8, 1963 if a candidacy or cMdldaelto of ali types. Ebccellent workman­ ture woman wanted for local MATERNITY tops and suits in ex­ Rd.; Res. Zone B. Variance is re­ Starting dt a point on the go. In another location we have has included provisions in his fUed to a c c o r S e Statutes. Form for petitions for fUtag sueh power brakes. Dealer MI 9-4100. FTVE ROOMS of furniture and THIS LOVELY 6 room rambling three A zone, no water or sewer nalist. son, Mrs. Anna Wllleke and Mrs. ship. MI 9-6495. credit department, experienced cellent condition. Inquire 91 Main' quested to erect new salesroom south side of Little Street ’The Adzhubels and their party budget for a new lieutensmcy, and ^ to L ,c ie s by or on behalf of any enrolled Republican Party member (or, to case of justices (< toe^p«l|^ preferred but not necessary. Typ­ household i^iclee. Must seU im­ Street. /" Cape on a well landscaped good for $3,900. T. J fhxjckett. Real­ May Scherwltzky. 1957 OLDSMOBILE Convertible mediately. 91 Main Street, first building at above location. (150’ east of Broad St.) the alzed lot, 2-car garage, Ig In an arrived separately from the oth­ - BaskCftb^U All Stars for permanent appointment of two by or on behalf of the bare majority to which said party is entitled to nominate) may ^e ob ^ ^ ed 98, all power accessories, terms ing is required, excellent oppor­ NOTICE Shell Oil Co.; 342 East Center line runs easterly 30’, more or tor, 643-1577. detectivea, without any substantial Efise Stiens Republican Registrar of Voters, Route 6, Anaover, Conn. Instructions for filmgopuch * ®an- Roofing and Chimneys 16-A floor. FORMAL WHITE coats, all sizes, area of beautiful established______er newsmen and were greeted by Tlie Vernon -Community Basket­ $100 down and take over pay­ tunity for right person. Many Tn accordance with the require- gt.; Res. Zone A. Variance is re- less; then southerly 116’, more Msgr. Igtno Clardlnale, head of the increase in salaries or wages. todacy Lre contton^ Part 1, Instruction page, of the petition form copies “f^hlch “ e » ^ b l . to fringe benefits. For appointment $5; colored coats, $7. Call MI homes. Warren B. Howland, roVEN ’TRY Near new high ball All Stars the midget league ments. Call after 5, MI 3-0212. ’TWO KIDS to push? 'See ws for a ments of Zoning Regulations for quested to erect free standing or less: then westerly 30’, Realtor-Trader. MI' 8-1108. Vatican protocol section, and Invitational tournament will be He is also asking for funds for said Registrar’s office. Prior to obtaining the peUUon form, the consent of each candidate to be pro- ROOFING—Specializing repairing for interview call Mr. Matthews, 3-5625. school, large building lots for the replacement of six police cruis­ “ - .. . nr. - — — 1. must be fll 2-seater folding stroller. Sale the Town of Manchester. Connect!-1 lig-hted ground Sigh'at'above loca- more or less; then ' northerly sale. Escott Agency. MI 9-7688. Msgr. Jan Wlllebrands, secretary David Dickinson, Melvin Gallup, posed thereto plus a deposit of $25.00 for each such candidate must be filed vrith stod R e^ tra r. A 1966 T-BIRD, new custom red roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ MI 3-1589. ers, at $iJ^00, and for a new emer I Republican r ter work, chimneys cleanel re- price $19:88. Marlow’s, 867 Main cut, the Zoning Board of Appeals yon. along present industrial zone, VERNON—10 year old 6 room of the Vatican Secretariat for Robert Ducharm, Dennis Howe, - S r l i o ^ t i r n g V requLed number of sl^_at^e_so^^^^^^ carpeting and. upholstery, new St. 58 will hold a public hearing on Mon-| Charles Gipson; 172 So. Main 116’ niore or less, to Little St. ranch within walking distance to Promotion of Christian Unity. gency truck. fUed'',rtth'stod R e ^ 3 t7 a “r o T Voters'not lafer than 4:00 P.M. on March 18, 1963 being the 21st day pro­ bumpers, new grille, new trim, 5 ptored Aluminum siding. W FCtflNTAIN GIRL, over 18. night Wanted—^To Buy Paul Jabs, Wayne Jalbert, David yeaneprs’ experience, Fhee estimates. _____ day evening, March 18. 1963 at gt.; Res. Zone B. Extension of per- and point of beginning. AppU- bua and convenient to shopping Legal Notices Before the group's audience, the Lucia, James Mlsselwltz, James Also reviewed was the budget new tires, trunk red carpeted, work, good P»y. Apply Holiday PAY $79.50 OR $89.50 if you like, request for the dog license ftwd. ceding the day of the primary. Hewley. Ml 8-6881. MI 8-0768. Lanes- Luncheonette Pr call, MI WANTED — Used furniture top 8:0() P.M. in the Hearing room of i mission is requested to sell re- cants: Leop Huestis A Rene area. Hot water heat, fireplace, churchmen took thfe Adzhubels Riley, Harold Wilde and William body completely reconditioned for a new mattress or box basement garage,. 30-day occu- 3-2125. I; price p^d. ^'tUTi‘tto'6. the Municipal Building on the fo l-; ijgjous books and pamphlets at Maire. DEf^EE ON UMTTA’nON on an unusual tour of the Pope’s Wilde. Dated at Andover, ConnecUcut, this 6th day of March 1968. ,„and painted b){ick, hard and soft spring, but before you do, see the AD 3-5240 Or CH 9-0860. lowing applications:- STATE above location. A.11 interested persona may ap­ pemey, full price $18,800. Alice topg like new.|$2,i00 MI 3-4833. I o r CLAIMS private apartment, then brought The four towns in toe league are ELLSWORTH L COVBIX Radio-TV Repair Ser-dees 18 s t e a d y , part-time worit. For in­ Blue Bell Wonder Tuft, sale HEARING ALSO. August Zeppa; 738 Birch Moun- pear and be heard. Maps ot the Clampet, Realtor, MI 9-4548 or AT A ICOURT OF PROBATE holden them to the apostolic throne room priced at only $49.50. Marlow’a, FTtANK la buying and selling £;oQd Tolland. Rockville, Stafford and Clerk of the MunleipaUtir 1956 DODGE, ^cellent condition, formation ' call 528-7424, between Horry Taylor; 113 New State r « Dletrlct to join the other journalists. Vernon. CONNIES TV and Radio Servlca, 9-11 a.m., 3-7 p.m. 867 Main St. used furniture and antiquea at 420 Rd.;, Industrial zone. Special ex­ be seen in the Planning Offlee. of Coventry on the 5th day of March clean. Must sell. Best offer. MI Lake St. CaU and see what we’ve permission is requested for housing Three correspondents for Tasa, Drawing for the games resulted available all hours. Satisfaction ception Is requested to have re­ of temporary farm workers at Thi^ notice is on file in the offlea Present Hon. Blmpre ' Turkinaton, 9-7318. guaranteed. Call MI S-1S15. MANCHESTER HOUSEWIVES; HOOVFiR CONVERTIBLE clean­ got. Open Sundays. Mi 9-6580. the Soviet news agency, were in March 16 being set for toe er, plus attachments. Reglha wax- pairer license and certificate o f above location. of the Town .CHerk. Eeq.. Judge. • _ present for the group audience. first games. Rockville will play i m '^NTIAC WAGON, power Why not call AVON today to find appro'val for same at above loca­ Town Planning Commission Tatnon On moUon of Dorotto 8. K n a w , out how you can earn extra in­ er-polisher. Fully automatic WE BUY SELL or trade ontiqiM ■ All persons interested may at­ Executrix. Coventry. Conn., on the But they were not admitted to the Tolland at 6:46 p.m. and Stafford START SAVING— OR ADD TO YOUR SAVINGS steering, power brakes, auto­ and uaad furniture, china, (lasa, tion. tend this hearing. Martin F. Alvbrd, -1 estate of Harold P. Knauas. late of private audience for the Adzhu­ Springs will play Vernon at 8 p.m., Millinery, Dressmaking 19 come in your spare time? Find movie camera; All practically Coventry wl^ln paid district, de- matic transmission Dealer MI new. MI 9-7386 after 4. , oUver, picture tramep and old Bernard Pesso; east of No. 103 Zoning Board of Appeals Chairman bels. both games at Stafford Springs For Anyw® 9-4100. out how you can earn $2 an hour Tolland Tpke.; Industrial Zone. —working hours of your own ooina, old doUa and guns, nobby John F. tUfford, Dorothy C. Jacobson, DONT LET YOUR ‘’'r h l? ' Court doth decree th^ alx The private audimee lasted SO High School. The second games GENERAL SEWING, alterations, NEED STAIR carpet or stair run­ coUecUona, attic oontenta or whole Sp^al exception la i^uested to Chairman Secretary months be allowed and limited for the minutes, anid what was said was paintS""' 1962 CORVAIR BLACK Monza choice. Many women In Man­ creditors of said estate to exhibit their will be March 23, when the two etc. MI 3-8980. ner? Marlow’s have it- Only 98c estates. Fumltur« Repair Service, have used car dealers license and John A. Cagianello, Manchester, Cortn. ^ FRJENpS not immediately known. Normally losing teams of toe first round will ON or BEFORE the lOtk chester are making important claims against the sanw to the Ex­ Who 900, 4-apeed posl'-traction 2-door. running foot. 867 Main Street. TalcottvUe. Conn. Tel. MX l-T44t. certificate of approval for same at Secretary , February 26, 1963 the Vatican miakes no announce­ Dealer MI ^100. contributions to the family ecutrix and dlrecU that public notice play at 6:46 p.m., and toe two win­ above location. be riven of this order by advertising ment about the Pope’s conversa­ ning teams of toe first round will Earn Dividnnds From tha 1st Of The Month Moving— ^Trucking— budget this easy Avon Way. Call WINTER IS still here, but Spring in a newspaper having a circulation In 1968 CHEVROLETT convertible, 289-4922. Rooms Without Board 69 All persons Interested miay at­ said district, and by posting a c o w tions ■with his visitors. play at 8 p.m. Storage is coming up soon. Pick up a Tail you there are no bar- Adzhubei, who is 39, was asked automatic, radio, heater, full 20 tend this hearing. | golna. Look here. 6-room thereof on the public sign post In said Some Floodinc CENTRAL SUPPLY Aide. High bargain now on one of a kind NFIAR MAIN Street for gentle­ Zoning Board of Appeals Town of Coventry nearest the place Wednesday what he would say to guarantee, $150. down, low pay­ MANCHESTER Package Delivery. floor sample sale of baby car­ ftaadi. Mg family kitchen, where the deceased last dwell. Rockville poUce said today they ments. Call Rudy, CH 6-6851. School graduate’ wiUing to learn man, private oitrance, parking, John F. Cllffdrd, Certified from Record the 81-year-old Roman Oatholle Co»ot Light truckmg and package deliv­ riages and strollers. See Mar­ 23 Pearl Street. MI 3-7236. Chairman buHt-iii oven and range, fire­ were kept busy by last night’s 'Ot 'Cn and able to assume responsibiU- place 8 bedrooma, alum, ELMORE TURKING’rON, Judge ruler. rain. There was quite a bit of $968 FORD STATTON wagonT^ ery. Refrigeratoca. waoturs and ty. For 3-11 shift. Call Hospital, low’s, 867 Main Street. ; John A. CagianeUo, JQB OPENING ” I am a confirmed atheist,” he INSURED atove moving specialty. Folding eomb'. Big lot, handy to evepf-, flooiding in the Franklin St., and door, power steering, automatic MI 3-1141. Ext. 273, Mrs. Miller. Secretary I ‘ d e c r e e o n UMITA’nON replied. V’The Pope is a man of chairs for rent.t . UM 9-07!9-Vnst. AT ALBERT’S USED DEPT. thing, unmnial opportunities Windermere Ave. areas. SAVINXxS .SAVINGS transmission, very clean; does -4- like this dW t last at $14,500. OF CLAIMS rell^ on .® \ ^ t I shall say to the no^ use dll. For quick sale |595. SALESLADY FOR Saturdays and USED — BUT ALL parking. 59 Birch St. Ml 9-TL29. AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden Pope Is that I have the same egn Many oellara in those areas, and THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS GO. Sundays. Apply at Munson’s for An Oall Ann Lord, MI 9-5806, bi’hlgher areas as well, were flood- Tv O A IV MI 9-8932. Moving, packing, etorage, tocai IN G(X)D SHAPE Experienced at Coventry within and for the District fldence in peace tiiat he has.” Candy. Kitchen, Bolton. B»-«a87. of Coventry on the 6th day of March ad, reported a spokesman for the CURRENT A S S O < I \ I I and long distance Agents for 3 ROOMS OF ROOM FDR woman, kitOhen prj'vl- LP, 1963. department. Firemen and plum­ Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., world­ SEPTIC TANKS Pnresent Hon. Elmore Turklngton. APPOINTMENTS VOTED^ TWO HOURS weekly ig all it takes FHRNITURE leges. CaU after 5, MI 9-5136. Esq.. Judge. . bers were kept busy disconnecting Automobiles For Exchange 5 wide movers Free estimates. MI AND HARTFORD (AP) — Three of ANNUAL to run shopping club for a few ONLY $179 On motion of Anna Kennerson. Ad­ furnaces, 8-6187. friends. You get $25 In nafne FURNISHED -ROOMS. Inquire LINOTYPE OPERATOR ministratrix, Bunker Hill Road Cov­ ^Gov. John N. Dempaey’s appoint M ANC CHEVROLET one-half ton • — INCLUDES — BARROWS A Wa l l a c e entry. Conn, oh the estate of Harold Potholes and waahouts in immy DIVIDEND pickup, $800, 9 Lincoln Street, brands free in 10 weeks. Send for Scranton Motel betweed 5-7. MI (MALE or FEMALE) ments have been approved lyy the /OOZ^tAiaiM BEDROOM SUITE • 9-0826. PLUMED SEWERS Raymond Kennerson late of Coventry roads are “worse now than they a— Ui«m S» Moncheater. catalog and details. Alice WH- LIVING ROOM SUITE 85 East Chntor to., . i ^ i n said district, deceased. House of Representatives. Edward Painting—Papering 21 This Court doth decree that alx ever yrara," officials said. b r a n c h OFFICR, BOUm SI, DOVBMTBT liams, POPULAR CLUB PLAN, 5 PC. DINETTE SET LARGE ATTRACTITVE room next J. M cD onou^ o t Hartford was ap­ Dept. G804, LYNBROOK, New HMliiM ClaaiMl '87^ hour week; paid'vacatioB and sick Mancluater, obna.| rnontha he allowed and limited for the ; AuxUlary Notoa % EXTERIOR and interior painting. LAMPS, TABLES, RUGS. , to shower, aecond floor, parking, S ^tie Taaka, Dry Wella, Sew­ 1 creators of said estate to exhibit Ihek proved os a member of the VERNON Auto Driving'School 7-A York. olalme againat the same to the Ad­ Service Ootnmiasion. H ie Houoe TIm RockvBle unit o f the Amer­ Paperhongtng, ceUiim wallpaper PR3TURES AND A FEW OTHER gijentleman. Tel. MT' 9-8354. er Lines Dutalled—Odiar Wa­ leave, hospitalization and othtir benefits. FAINT mpA WAIXPAPiai txtoks oh request. FuUy insured. - ---- »------, ITEMS ministratrix and directs Uiat pubUp also ^proved, the appolntmanta of. ican L ^ o n AuxUJarv wlU meet libitTLDCX’S DrtriM School Inc., terproofing Done. notice be gWen of thla order by ad­ Wednesday, March 13, at 8 pjn. CaU Edward R. Price. W 9-1008 Help Wanted— ^Male 36 $10 DOWN—THAT’S Apply in person; vertising In a newspaper having a, cir­ Jamw H. Halsey, 't^ancellor of the VEKNQ^l OmOLE OPEN TILL 5 P.M. hon-tuIs^ elUeaa, «ile*rwm. located Man- MOVE RIQHT IN—brick Cape, culation In said district.;,i aand by .post- University of Bridgeport, and in the GAR rooms. A community ROOM FOR woman, aH privi- THUB8DAT 9 to 5 r M J-W ta i. OUMKO AT NOON 4HM6t«r Poriuda, iow«c i«v«t. in*' PADfriNO AND iiaMrtaanging. NATIONAL. CONIERK ha# open- SEE MIKE ANnOO All rl'egea. MI 9-9468. 4 bedrooma. 1V4 baths, fireplace, inc a copy thereof on.on, the public sign Homer D. BabWdge Jr., president service program wUl be presented n a u K l S-165S HdUNNEY^Rl^ plaster walls, . screened porch, poM In said Town of Coventry nearest Extra Hours Efeuitn, oldsr. nerrous kudenti, Good clean ’•rorkWMiemp at rea- ica in ealof >*ouU calling an ee- of the Unlveraity of Connecticut, by Mias Emma Zatz. TR 5-8262 A “ Lr—B——Ei” “ R — ^T— n n n . Hhadod tot. Excellent the place where .the deceaaei^ ^ T m m * erlvsr-a taNisB)9d eaatjomeni. Average 4S-46 ALL-nf ST.. HART SwwwroM DispoMi Cw. dWsIL to the New Kngland!\Hoard a t H ia unit is crftodtUn^ jsyyIjaaea nafNMaf uheohia $6,005, plue a year. Eor hitenrlaw ROOM CENTRALLY loeotad. 1S9-18S PeoM S-5SM riStaa.' W a rm E. Howland. fioff $ba loa iha Maa^ y» . ph.aae Mancfaaeter, X I iM O t. OPEN MIGHT lindeB 0treet. Mj MS15< - - lO »41M.

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* -».v 4 >>• m--- THURSDAY, MARCH 1, IMe Aterace Daily Net Preni Run ■ The 1 Weather For tko W edi Haded Foroeart of tJ. K WoatiMr OoNae ■ f . .iiattrteBtfr lEwifning Ifpralh MaNb *, IM F Partly otoody oud eold toai||bt. , ' ------’T Low 'la the add tto. Ctendy rSoS- ,'V -r Mdpabem o f the Mary Bushneli 13^949 nrdav with ohaaoe of mmw flar- Cheney Auxiliary will meet'tonight Hearing Date rtoo m the aiMalag, mootly oouay, About Town a^t 7:15 at Hobnea BXmeral Home, Meoiber of the Audit cooler by ofteniooB. High 85-4e. 400 Main St., to pay respects to Boiwui of dronlattoa ' H m MancbMUr Fhi}at«Uc Bode- Manche$ter^A City of Village Charm tar wia mart Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Rose Converse, who was a Set by ZBA at North. MetJuxUrtit Church, 300 past president of the group. (OloOiiMod AdvertM ag M) Parker St. Mountain Laurel Chapter, Sweet An applicant who received per­ TOL. LX3QOI, NO. 184 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 8. 1963 PRICE FIVE CENTS mission''from the zoning board of PI Beta Phi alumnM dub will Adelines bnc., will have a competi­ tion rehearsal tonight at 8 at the' appeals (ZBA) to erect an office meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the 1 ______Irish American Home, 69 Grove building on E. Middle Tpke. Ihst home ot Mrs. Raymond U Tribel- year, but let the variance lapse hom, IS Pippin Dr., Glastonbury. St., Hartford. Refreshments will be served after a linen chest draw-. without starting construction, has Better Terms State News Mrs. Richard G. WUlard of Weth- Ing. applied to be reheard at the ^ A ’s •rafield will grive a garden talk. March 18 hearing, scheduled for 6.1 Idle Rate Chairman of the program is Mrs. 8 p.ih. at the Municipal Building. Seen Between Bverett J. Clark. Mrs. Vamum J. Members of Sunset Rebekah Lodge will conduct a memorial John Bamlnl is asking the vari­ U AR Warn X b ^ t Jr. is chairman of the re- service tonight at 7:30 at the John ance for property east of 13 E. Reds, Vatican .treshment committee. F. Tlemey F\uieral Home. 219 W. Middle Tpke., in Residence Zone C, next bo a vacant home. A similar Mias Valerie Johnson, daughter Center St., for Mrs. Helmer A. Cited by GOP GOP Group Hit Johnson, a member. request w.as granted April 18, 1962. By OEBiOD MILLER «r Mr. and Mra Lennart Johnson Michael Krause Is asking a vari­ VA'HCAN CITY (AP)— eC 144 Cooper S t, has begun her ance to build a new florist show­ On School Site student teaching assignment from room at 621 Hartford Rd., In a The meeting between Vernier _ F a n d Means Committee would ap­ Upeala College in Blast Orange, Digan to Speak Khhishcheips son-inrlaw and WASHINQTON (AP) Residence Zone B area. In- Janu­ Democrata called for faster ac­ prove tax reduction. That group N J . -X senior math major, she ary he requested a variance for an U.S. CHOICE Pope John XXIII sparked now Is In the midst of lengthy HARTFORD (AP) — GOP ria Leo B. Flaherty Jr. Robert L. Baum erth taaioh in an Bart Oran^ High To Buckley PTA addition to his existing showroom, tion on President Kennedy’s public hearings on the bill. Senate caucus action against •obool Meroh 4 through May 3. ■peculation todiw that the So­ but was turned down. viet Union and the Roman tax cut bill and his various House Speaker John W. McCor­ locating the new state medi­ Robert J. Digan,, supervisor of The ZBA has since reviewed his Form Law Partnership economic proposals today iji mack, D-Mass., sai i r L cover.” armed partisans are called ’’Ton- ed at 7,600, outnumbering toe reg­ Wednesday night flash flood that copies dally to resume publication He named these as a common Publishers had estimated the cost Thousands of Iraqis were Nixon’s appearance on toe Jack ton Macoutes,” after the bogey­ ular army of 5,000 men. cut a narrow swath over a three- shortly. But it was not possible for contract expiration date, a share of the union proposals, including man of Haitian folklore who is mile route. them to announce at once the date In the increased productivity re­ fringe benefits, at $37 a week per (Continued on . Page Eight) VERNON RIPE TOMATOES MAINE (OontlniMd on Page Six) supposed to go about toe country- (Oonttnued on Page Six) Federal and state officials when they will start rolling their sulting from automation and a man. They had offered a package PAINT and WALLPAPER scheduled conferences with city presses. shorter work week. of something more than $10 a ViaiNON CIRCLE Pkg. of 4 19c officials today to receive their re­ Eugene Buttrill, New York Her­ The automation involved is the POTATOES quests for aid. The Small Business ald Tribune vice president, said use of Teletypesetter tape to pro- (Continued on Page Eight) STEAK Administration has declared Nor­ the pact negotiators agreed upon Pinehurst ’’fresher-by-far” Pinehurst wich, in southeastern Connecticut, calls for a weekly pay package in­ BiiUetins large heads California Low Alien’s Towers Beautify Slum a disaster area. crease of about $6.50 a man the \ Culled from AP Wire* Gov. John N. Dempsey can­ first year and about $6 the second PINEHURST CONTROLLED QUALITY Price, 10s celed appointments Thursday and year, a total of about $12.60. Um ICEBERG By DIAL TOROERSON made an inspection trip. He The first year’s increase would >,000 STOLEN ' 25s 89e LOS ANGELES (AP)—In Watts, promised all possible help from LETTGCE 19 considered by some the city’s sub­ the state. PAJUS\(AP) — Five martced early bird... fioAJbAtwJUM urb least likely to succeed, there Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., men held \ u p a construction TOP QUALITY stand seven towers. a native of Norwich, flew here JF K Welcomes company today and got away ,Amid the bleak landscape of Los froih Washington Thursday night. with 880,000. Pb^ra said one of gets the Pinehurst-Pero Apples IDAHO BAKERS Angeles’ industrial South Side, He said he would stay ” as long as the bandits told manager McINTOSH o/L J~£onsL they rise glistening Into toe s k y - I can be of any help.” Mahon Speech the secret army needs the mon­ BALDWaNS frameworks of welded steel inlaid Funeral arrangements were ey. Manager Luclen Israel de­ M w s and murred and was told :N :^ tter 4 Ib. bag 49c with anything that will reflect made for five women and one Lb. Bag light: broken pottery, beer bottles, man who died as flood waters On Loose Talk cooperate or you’U get th^ weather! sea shells, bottle caps, bits of tile," swept down from a 15-acre pond as Henry Lafond,” the P a'r,| a chunks of junk. more than a mile away after a WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. bank preshleat shot to death DELICIOUS APPLES They call them the Watts tow­ dam burst. Alex Pobol, 43; Helen Geonge Mahon’s plea that public Wednesday. Police have spec­ Compliment your steak ers. ViTmt are they? Roode, 44; Mae Robidoux, 50, and ulated the secret army was In­ It’s Hartford’s first com­ GREEN BEANS STEAK officials keep quiet about Ameri­ plete news and weather with Pinehurst baked That very question has stirred a Anna Barrett (age unknown) will can intelligence activities was wel­ volved in that slaying. every morning Monday thru CAULIFLOWER Idaho or Shurfine loftier tower—^that of Los Angeles’ be burled Saturday. come news to President Kennedy, Saturday. NEW YORK CUT SIRLOINS ..... lb. 79< City Hall—for four years. and many members of Congress REDS LEAVING CUBA French Fries . . . / BROCCOLI And today, thanks to a munici­ (Continued on Page Two) agreed ’’silence is golden.” WASHINGTON (AP)—8eore- 5:00-5:05 AJW. — WINF pal ruling, we know what they tery ot State Dean Etosk said FRENCH FRIES The President, it was learned News are: A work of art. A historic today, was immensely pleased today some movement of Soviet PINEHURST A terrible neighborhood. And iV bounces news photograph off mittee, said “ officials in Moscow, To Arab Nationalism^^uture THERE IS NO LIMIT ON THESE WEEKEND SPECIALS . . . Block Chiick Roasts, I st cuts 49e |b., and eantar tuts wasn’t much better when Rodia Peking and Havana must applaud ’ ported today that ‘^u> far as w« satellite - to Londem, Paris and can tell” Americans In. Syria LARGE CORNISH 59c are good value. If you. like boneless meat . . . moved there.’’ r- Rome, brings it back under the our stupidity in announcing pub­ licly facts which they would glad­ By WILLIAM L. RYAN <$>end of the'^ Mediterranean with an are safe and unharmed by the A tUesetter, Rodia started build­ Atlantic Into N. Y. office, all in H government overturn iiiere. try a boneless Chuck 79e to 89c Ib. . . . or a bone­ ing the towers in 1621. One ly spend huge sums of money en­ AP Special Correspmident Important bustling port at Lata- minutes. . .Mrs. Betty Miller kia. Across the country nm‘ 430 Ruak served a diplomaticaUy less Loin Perk roast at 89c.- reached 104 feet, another 85. Short­ deavoring to obtain.”. The tortured heart of Arab na­ GAME HENS plans solo flight over Amelia Ear- m(l^s of pipeline of 'the Iraq Petro- worded notim to other Area. BUMBLE BEE WHITE TUNA er ones nestle,at their base. hart’s route. . .U.S. naval base He gave no specific examples tionalism is in Syria,: its birth­ and isaid the executive branch and place. In Syria may be the key toum Company, feeding vital fuel states against attacking Saudi Solid Pack 35c can— (Usually 41c can) TTie towers rose,, year by year, at Guantanamo, Cuba, better de­ to Europe’s Industry. Syria occu­ Arabia or Jordan, Arab friends from BUtterball Turkey freezer in Plenty of our famous Pinehurst Tendercure Corned Beef aetl ln concrete, toe steel frame­ fended now t h ^ it has ever been, toe legislative, Republicaha and to its future. check out aisle. Cornish Hens 1 Ib. In the dusty, colorful streets of pies the western part of the Arab of the United States. "We are . . . Connecticut Fresh Chickens and Chicken Parts. work welded together, a mosaic ot says Rear Adni. Peter Corradi . . Democrats alike, "must share the (Very much Interested in toe HORMEL'S 49c SPAM 45e can TENDERLEAF TEA BAGS. 100 for 99< and 10 ounces to 1 lb. and 14 blame” for "making us the laugh­ Dsimascus, the oldest continuous East’s fertile crescent, and'great­ shattered bric-a-brac shining on Albert C. Persons, one of 18 er Syria has been a dream of IhdependiMioe and security of ounces—special LEAN CHUCK GROUND ...... lb. 7 ^ its. sides. Americans hired for aerial duty ing stock of the world.” city in toe world, there is a per­ manent atmosphere of tension and many nationalists. our friends In Jordan and Saudi A few experts in folk art de­ in abortive 1961 Cuban Invastcm, There was an immediate tfiiorus Arabia," Riiik t M s news con- anxiety. The clash between the modern PINEHURST HAMBURG ...... Ib. 69e scribed .them as a splendid piece says President Kennedy deified In­ of amena on C f^tol Hill. ferenoe, At the sauna' time; Rep. Bob It is a strange atmosphere. You West and the ancient Ekist is e'vi- of primitive sculpture as early as vaders support of their own air­ dent on all sides. Swank Arabs Kraft’s Famous MIRACLE WHIP qt 1-49' or HI 10 lb. I lots 49c lb ...... I960." But they didn’t really be­ craft. . .Soviet Ag^culture Min­ Wilson, R-Callf., said he had cannot put your finger on Just what is wrong. The Damascenes finger their ever-present beads FRENCH WORKERS STRIKE WINF come famous-until four years ago, ister Konstantin I^sin removed called on Secretaur ot Defense PARIS (AP) — French elec­ 4 9 ® Robert 8. McNamara to tell the have lived with the feeling for but look as Western as Chicago­ long afetr Rodia had moved away, from post. . .Atcxnic submarine ans. In restaurants and cabarets trical and gas workers went on HARTFORD’S sIa VE 40c o n h o m e LAUNDRY SWORDFISH... HADDOCK.. FLOUNDER when the Building and Safety De­ Thomas Jefferson successfully American peoplS whether Soviet generations and they are fatalistic 80c to 89c each about it. . they mingle with dark-skinned a two-hour aMke today while It^iOIMATION STATION SAVE 9e ON DIAL SOAP .: 4 for 49c partment decided they toould launches Polaris rocket after ear­ ships recently reported en route a week-old walkout atlU paralyz­ SIZE>IZ DASH ...... af $4.39 to Cuba to remove Soviet troops Syria has exploded many times, bearded sheiks in robes and head-: OYSTERS... BUTTEEFISH... SMELTS come down. 4 lier launching falls., . .Segregn- dress from the provinces or other ed (hn-natlaa's eoni mlam. Oronr- Art* lovers bonded together to tton ordinances repealed in Al-' aictually were carrying missiles to each time with repercussions throughout the Arab East. In an parts of the Arab Efist. lag labor nnreat moved swiftly ' i ■Ave the towers, two Hollywood bany, Ga., by city commission. . . the island. toward a major criais between In a news releatse from his of­ era of cold war and i worid ten-, Syria is a land of contradic­ the ipialfty men bought them—for about $8,000 Red (3hina says it win not use the President OhMlas 4s fa lls 's n'N fice, Wilson said he had sent a Sion, the exploricma become pro- tions. rich in the history of Islam —and deeded them to a nmiprodt force ' to take colonies of Hong and Christianity but splattered government and Gommnnlst, So. CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP c,n 10 Plenty of Parking and Carry Out Service at Pinehurst Grocery group dedicated to their preserva­ Kong and Macao, but plansi peace­ letter to the secretary poring grei^vely more dangerous. Un­ fortunately for Syria, ber geogra­ with the blood of toe eternal clash ciaUat and Oitholto tmlsfU Bn» eoMid tion. . ful neigotiamonS, . .Britain ac­ these questions; yowl Immedtote Jsinandi |Mr ” Hoiw many ships have actually phy ia far too important for her between ^ast and West. SAVE ON 64 TETLEY TEA B A SS 64c AA«r four ysars of ooaUovsmy, Um ss towsm buiJt by (> ct' to, 1959, city building in- cuses Sovlel intelligence agents Damascus has about 40 Cluto- wagM. SHURFINE M ILK ______3 cans 43c 302 Main St, - ■ Open Thursdays and Fridays till 9 MtNMwr Mon Rodto to busiUUtj tho I m Aacatoi Vn ifMetora tested them for safety— of trying to blaolonaU anotticr arrived in Cuban panto oatensibly to be left alone In peace.. UAL 12S0 Syria, toe ancient land at toe Iwos'boMi dselstod A ouMsmt noiraBMnt and wOl bs British Aatotfsgr sm|)loye In. Mos- (OeaMaw* M Faito (AP PfulGcte). aow into spytag. . (OeaMMied ea rags Ftro) Ues at tba aaatern

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