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Voice in Picking Architects MqnehdiUtr— A CUy o f VXUago Charm grand ohanaellot, will make Hla of will be hostesses. > WELDON DRUO CO^ ficial vlalt tomorrow -at 8 p.m. to Orford Parish, Daughters of the According to the town charter,# tee would like to Ml Bfatai 8W M . Ml M ttl Unne Lodge, Knlghte of Pythlae. The Hockanum Dog Club will American Revolution, will have Its procedure that wouW be followed annual meeting, election and in- the director of p\diltc wor)u le re- TO L. LX X X n , NO. 1S6 (TWINTT-nGHT PA6ES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, MAY S, 1968 fCtaerifled Adverttring en Pnge M) PRICE s e v e n c e n t s at Orange Hall. A csongs and dances be vigilant,” he declared. workers aboard the nuclear State Patrol Richard McLagan, 66 Oxford fore the meeting. Refreshments Miss Judith Chagnot, senior stu board of education, and the board The committee would then rec- discuss the sitiutlon between the rent legislative insurance in submarine Flasher, the build of directors. Thle seemed to hint at a state ■\yill be served after the meeting. dent nurse at Hartford Hc^ital. onunend its choice to the general Caribbean neighbors sharing the of alert rather than fuU-acale mo vestigation. ^ ers said. State GOP Veto The selection is usually made Island of Hispaniola 60 miles from J. Kenneth Bradley, former Re Mrs. Robert Hines, president of has been chosen to attewi'xthe manager, who would remain re- bilisation or any Intention of im A terse announcement from the from among architects who ha've aponsule for the final declalon, Cuba. publican national ^ committeeman Enters City tile Manchester Council of PTA, Temple Chapter, Order of BJast- tenth ainnual meeting of the na minent military action against the Electric Boat Division of General will install new officers of the i St performed well for the town on Thia would neceaaarlly mean The Security Council was ex Duvaller regime. who has been representing the Kel Of Rights Bills tional student nurses' association earlier projects. pected to leave It to the OA8. Dynamics Corp. — where the Robertson School PTA tomorrow meetingHomorrow at 8 p.m. at the that the various committee mem Earlier Tuesday Bosch demand ly intereats, made the announce Flasher Is under construction— at 6:30 p.m. in the school audito Masonic Temple. Officers will May 9 through 13 in Atlantic City, The town building committee, bers would impose their Idea of Dominican President Juan ed that all ^ Duvaller opponents ment at the opening of this morn considering what It believes Is 1& Bosch called Haiti’s dictator Pres said: HARTFORD. (AP) — Reaction Race Crisis rium. There will be h potluck. Pi wear colored gowns. Refresh N. J. She is the daughter of Mrs. the beat way to deal with an archi in the Dominican Embassy in ing’s session before Judge Joseph ‘The investigation indicates that ments will be served after the Rene Chagnot of 18 Westwood St. present limited role in directing tectural problem on the manager, SClfllCE ident Francois Duvaller "a mad- W. Bogdanski. from Negro leaders to a decision nal plans for the spring-summer Port au Prince be allowed to the fire Tuesday aboard -Students from nursing schools new construction, has proposed the' by the R^ublican members of the ^ r will also be, made. meeting. However, the manager would leave the country, but- set no A decision to withdraw the ac- Flasher was apparently caused byi House to reject any new bills WASHINGTON \(AP) — throughout the United States will that it be given a larger part In sit In on the Interviews, and would deadline. Previously the Domin tton, Bradley said, was made short attend this conference, where the the selection of architects in the accumulation of industrial gases' against discrimination in housing Rep. Adam Clayton.NPowell, be In a position to overrule the ican government had accepted the ly W o re 10 a.m. today. accidentally Ignited.” I this sessiem came promptly today D.-N.Y., said today A ttj^ newest coinceipts of nursing will be future. committee choice. C h in a ^8 Side Haltlw promise that 16 would be The Kelly interests felt, said discussed from a hospital centered General Mianager Richard Mar Tbe company had no ' further I —and It was .critical, Robert F. Kennedy told He would have thp benefit of allowed to leave and 7 could be Bradley, that the proceeding would comment on thp accident In which! CJOP leaders were visited this to an international level. The stu tin says that the committee had hearing the architect’s ideas even transferred to the Colombian Em no longer "serve the useful pur “ something big is about dents will also consider the foreign Taken by Reds sudden death struck the Navy’s . morning by four Negro leaders of at one time a larger role than at if he did not agree with the build bassy, which has been protecting pose,” in view o f judge Bogdan- nuclear subfharine program for the the Hartford area, including the lappen in Birmingham,” the AUTO project in Taiwon which they present—4t once made the final Ing committee’s recommendation. Accurate all ix since Haiti broke relations ski’s dissolution yesterday of a second time In a month. Rev. J. Blanton Shields of the Alabama eity torn by racial oponaored. choice from .among three archi Presumably picking candidates with the Dominican Republic. temporary injunction he issued Miss Chagnot will graduate June In In d on esia The mishap prompted new de Bethel AME Church, who has par tects for a library construction for the job from which the build two weeks ago. mands for an investigation. unrest. 2 and will then hold a staff posi job. The Oiganisatlon of American ticipated In direct action cam Powell declined to give details ing committee might choose would Complete States,' which sent investigators to . This injunction halted the pro In addition to the three deaths, paigns to win civil rights for tion in psychiatry in Hartford Since that time, howevf^, most at a news conference, but said GLASS stOl remain up to the manager. By SPENOBR DAVU Hispaniola last week,, scheduled duction of kelly records about Its the fire Injured two other work southern Negroes. Hoe^tal. Kennedy told him the develop of the personnel on the coihimjttee General Manager Martin also [A8HINGTON (AP) — High a special meeting In Washington distribution of commissions on ers, one critically. "I went into jaUs In Albany, Ga„ has changed, so that most of tiip questions whether the committee News ment would come before President Of All Kinds J erican offlclals.are now count today. Informed sources there slate insurance which had been Tihe Flasher is an attack sub and Leesburg, Vs;,,” he said, “But Kennedy’s 4 p.m. news conference present members were not In on would be free to alter building ing Indonesia’s Communist party said the peace mission would seek sought by a committee the marine of the Thresher class. I can’t go into Birmingham, Ala., that particular action. a t today. apeciflcatlona as well as trying to Coverage —the largest outside of the Iron broader powers In Haiti to make House of Representatives. The accident is not expected to our own state, which Is supposed Installed Promptly Persdual Notices Two school building projects pick thq architect whose plan A Justice Department spokes Curtain coimtries — in Peking’s siwestions for a settlement. When Judge Bogdanski refused delay the Flasher’s launching, to be the cradle of democracy, re man said he did not know whether In A ll Makes of C a rs Flapjack Festival Committee, Flips have already been assigned to best meets- the ^ecifications. oamp In the leadership dispute The New York Times nid the last Friday to issue a similar re scheduled for June 22. fuses to pass laws to strengthen architects this ■ year—Keeney St. Thus the cohYinittee might make Kennedy had talked wito Powell between the Soviet Union and Dominican Republic would ask straining order--^ter the House The Thresher, built at Ports civil rights.” and “ we have nothing to say In Memoriam A flapjack flipping practice session was held recentiy by Harry and Highland Park School ad a large saving In cost by recom. Printed in Communist China. the OAS for a hemisphere-wide mouth, N. H„ disappeared In the The Rev. Mr. Shields said the Work Done' Indoors in Our Shop ditions. had voted to conduct the insurance about It.” A year ago today was bom Rylander Sr., Chairman, and Mrs. Clifford E. Hansen, a member mending fewer larger, classrooms break in diploniatic. relations with Investigation as a body— the Kelly Atlantic ocean April 10 with 129 GOP may ,be made the "whipping Our first daughter, sister,' granddaugh of a committee for tlhe' annual Aunt Jemima Pancake Festival. In both cases, Martin selected Authoritative sources said that Powell eaid toe development the OPEN 8 A.M.- to 6 PJM.—SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON ter, niece and cousin, than the school board asks for BOSTON the switch of Indonesian Reds to Haiti’s dictatorial regime and for firm made public a Hst of its men aboard. boy” if new anti-discrimination God willed it so and took you home. The event will take place Thursday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Fel three architects to choose from, new school. attorney general mentioned “ vrill LOS ANGELES the Chinese hard line must be imposition of economic sanctions. subagehts. "All submarines of this class measures fail to pass this session. be good,” and will be more than But memories of you linger on. lowship Hall, Second Congregational Church. The admlsdon conferred with a Joint committee They would then be altering the The report said the Dominicans Oh Monday, in addition, tt tunv- should be given a thorough going However, Negro leaders ate aware price will include all the pancakes one can eat, plus maple ss^rup, fpr advice, and made the choices. considered one of the major So token concession: Mr. Sc Mnf. Herbert Carlson and pupil-teacher ratio, however, LONDON viet disappointments of the past over,” Rep. William L, St. Onge that toe Republicans have played J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. brothers, Grandpa and Grandma sausages, butter, beverages and dessert. Bach woman aittendlng The town will soon need the which has always been a board of Powell called the news confor- year and a cause for a serious (Oontinned on Page T ni) (Oontinued on Page Three) said In Washington, warning a major role In civil rights lepsla- enoe to say he was asking the 31 BISSELL ST. Phone Ml 9-7322 'Viheent and daughters. Mr. Sc Mrs. ■will receive a free box of buttermilk pancake mix. Organ music services of an architect to design education policy decision. against the danger of “another tion in the past, he said. Sandtord Oslund and daughter. 'wHl be played during the festival, and there will be a sale of an addition to the Rot>ertson reMpraissJ Inside the<‘ Hremlin. attorney general to act under ex- Hr. A Mrs. E. G. 'Vincent Jr. and The Russians Invested up to $2 Thresher-type. tragedy.” Other members of the delega isitlng law to arrest Birmingham daughter homemade foods. Tickets may be purchased at the door. (Hferald School, however. The blaze broke out before tion that called on Republican photo by Satemis). The building committee would 1 YMr$i2 dMsnftelll blllldn arms and economic aid for officials who are subjecting ,Ne-. I Mmila lSJO Indonesia in a strong effort to noon in the Flasher’s aft trim State Ohairman A. Searle Plhney groes to water hoses, police dogs like a larger part in the selection tank—em 8-by-9 foot . flooding of the a r c h lt^ for this project, FREE DELIVERY retain Influence there. Wynne Claims Britain were James Harris, president ot and mass su-rests. from an overseas business trip ssiwa w vttfc rear sbssa ar The development was no source tank In the ship’s stem. The. Are the Hartford branch of the Na ’Since I called this conference "to use some of the talents of the ■wiey m4m tss was brought under control in min NLRB Certifies that had kept him a'way from the members of the cominlttee to bet 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. of particular satisfaction to Wash tional Association *for the Ad I have spoken to the attorney gen The ChTfaHsa Msags MiaMait utes and damage was described as vancement of Colored People; the plant during the election cam ter advantage.” Os# Nsfvay ttvsst ington and ottier non-Communist eral on the phone and he told me Vote at Pioneer paign, and has expressed to the ■Whether there is time to get in BwNe IS, Mass. capitals. Under pressure from the Dupea Him into Spying negligible. Rev. J. 'W. Nance of toe Christian something big Is about to break,” ARTHUR DRUG PKI—Partel Kommunlst Ihdone- The .fire took the lives of Law Methodist Episcopal Church of Powell told reporters. McDonald’s hamburger employes his- appreriation for their on the Robertson project is ques- rence W. Stinson, 20, of Water support tionafble. In any case, the conunit- eia — Indonesian President Sukar Hartford; and the Rev. Alfred E. Powell said the statute under The National Labor Relations ford, a chlpper-leamer; Joseph S. White of the AME Zion Church of no appears to have veered In MOSCOW (AP) — Oreville^Penkovsky testified. “ Wynne must which the federal government Board in Boston hps certified the creasingly away from the neutral Baczenskl, 26, of Coventry, R.I., Hartford. could act now in Birmingham results of the Koneer Parachute Wynne, a Briton, accused the Brit not minimize his role.” and Donmd C. Jordan, 27, of Gro foreign policy he had long pro ish Intelligence Service today of Under questioning by the mili Plnney told reporters he remon makes K a crime for any o&letol Co. election of April 24 when em Wednesday, 9 AJML to It Nooa claimed. ton, both painters. strated 'With the House members to inflict “ unusual punishment” ployes votedVi49 to 41 against having toiokad him into a deal tary prosecutor, Lt. Gen. Artyom In critical condition at the hos A police oOttoer gets wi assist from a Ammon’s foot as he band- U4 I. officials were portlciilinrly at yesterday’s caucus, but was un on individuals 'because of their union .repres
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAID, MANCHBSTfSB, OONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1968 PAGE n PAGB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING NERALP, MANCHESTER; CONN^ WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1968 /• •d' SUtea abbut 88 years n fo and mittoe today to urge broad rtvil Rockville-Vemon had lived In this area for the past Two Fairs Friday Negroes. Blast right* legialation. Investor Buys featuring 106 works of area ar Obituary 80 yekra. In bU oommehta, Johnson was tists, continues dalty from 9 a.m, Goldwater Backs HEALTH CAWULES ] E f I S T U J O O D She ia survived by a son, Wil skeptical of the urgency with to 9 p.m. at Mott’a Community hy mdMwl A. PctU, MJtt. | liam Schneebeli of Hatiford, and At Cathie S'ho^llstate COP Veto which the GOP House leadership Burr Property It Hall until cioaing at 6 p.m, Satur Federat Force Sheinwold on Recreation Use of Farms advocated the bills at the caucus. As You Like day. 'Tomorrow at 7:30 p.m., IF VOUVe NCVBR HAP 4aeE Lemmon four grandchildren. St. James’ School will sponsor HEPATmS, CAN VOU INFECT .The funeral will be held tomor He said the Republican leaders By PATRICIA PLATT Eleanor Vibbert will glVe a water-, Lee Itemlolc two fairs for parents Friday eVs- appeared, unable or unwilling, to a ' West Hartford biveotor has ANDOVER, Mass. (AP)—Sen. SOMEONE ELSE WHEN 'WXJ th Oaims row at 2 p.m. at toe Ladd Funeral nlng. Of Rights Bills color demonstration. GIVE UF TRICK / Di^ussed hy Fire District give «ny>re than Up service to the purchased the C. R. Burr Oo. prop* The Manchester ’ Community Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., has PONATE BLOOP « South ift****** oih Home, 19 Ellington Ave. Tlie Rev. A science fair, with displays of . TO KEEP ENTRY ' EM-Wert vulneiiUa **Dayi of WliM I Erio-O, Pieper, pastor of Trinity measures. '‘W the final analysis,’’, erty on. Oakland St. for 081,000 Players will give a performance of voiced support of the use of feder an^Nurse three projects from eahh of toe (Continned from Pago One) he said, "they surrendered their An English teacher who once.taught at By' ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH R o s m " Vemon’a young peo-Ouse of the Eckert property seempd V e t Lutheran Church, will officiate. and reportedly plana to rsnovaita "Man in the Dog Suit” Friday anq al force in . the South when local fie iriay? eight grades, wUl be held in the leadership.” the Acadmey for Professienal Children in When there is no side entry to * 7 3 more logical. It 1s large and rela Burial will be in Grove HlU Ceme the- frame ctfflce building tliar* Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in Whiton law, local officials and the Na ^ 8 6 5 •too Thte queeUon came un ait the auditorium, beginning .at 7 ;S0, Leo “I hope that the party may in The Democratlc-controlled Sen tional Guard fall to do the Job. dummy’s best suit, don’t waste tively flat—unlike the rocky Beach Miss Myrtle Elbanor Richardson, tery. for professional offices. New York City is building sets,, directing Auditorium to benefit the Man- 0 A K J 8 7 . Venwn DMrlot Commlsslon- 88, of 21 RussellNM., long time Diana, Louis Qamacha and Frank due course reconsider its action,’’ ate Is expected to pa^ the bills. fche.ster Ciincer Crusade. Goldwater cautioned an audi the entries in the suit itself. farm—and is near Vernon center. Friends may call at the funeral The sale to Louis J. liUawrtil lines, and generally sparking enthusiasm for ♦ J 5 4 * •le meeOng at Diatitct Firehouse The commissioners agreed that nursing supervisor m. Manchester Badstuebner, mathematics and sci In addition to Democratic sup Alfred Hitchcock's ‘The Birds” ence at Phillips Academy 'IXies- South dealer. “SAFEATHOMr home from 11 a.m. tomorrow until he said.. '' of 23 Taylor St., Weat Hartford, Mai|chester High School’s debuM' East-West vulnerable. WEST EAST Mickey Mantle. Reger Marla 1 !e^ id g h ti along with a couple more thought should be given to Memorial Hospital, dletlyesterday ence teachers at Bennet Jimior port in the upper house, the bills Thomas spent about 10 years di begins today at the State Theater. day night, however, that law alone 4 10 9 4 the time of the funeral. High School, will Judge the exhi Rep. Wilfred X. Johnson, D- have the endorsement of Senate Is to take place about July 3, Into musioal comedy later this Opening lead—Five of Spades. 4 K J8S2 stabs St poMIble answers. this and other possible recreation at the home of her sist^, Mrs. according to a bond for dead fllod recting the Community ’Theater in Worthy of Note will not change man’s feelings for K7 4 ^ 10 9 5 2 8180-0:68 bits in advance. ri’tu'tford, called the decision by Minority Leader Peter P. Mariani, month. ^ • man. South won ' the first trick - with There are two tiRota of land, al sites, and will meet with the John Clapp, 14 Haynes She with the town clerk. , Fritz Mahler will conduct the 0 5 0 Q 6 4 2 one town owned and one privately To introduce parents to the 400 the (So p caucus "dlsgrraceful.” R'-Groton. Springfield, Mass. Among the Goldwater said Southern Ne the queen of spades ahd rightly district planning commission on joined the staff of the hospital in A warehouse and growing beds Ho Is Donald Thomas, who join final Hartford Symphony , concert 4 K Q 8 2 4 9 7 owned, which might be used to May 14 for furiher discussion. 1936 and was supervisor on new books in the school library ed the staff in September 1961. plays he directed were Christo- groes may not be patient enough decided to set up a heart trick Funerals He said the bills received by There Is a split over the bills in on the 33-acre parcel will be of the season tonight at 8:15 at the before he developed the dia soimi develop recreaUon areas. Next y e u the district will not to 11 p.m. shift until her rei and to a new rebinding workahbp, the General Law Committee. Sen phore Frye’s "The Lady’s Not for to wait for slow changes and add 4AQ« the caucus would have meant leased back to toe Burr Oo., • The play is Rodgers and Ham- B u s h n e 11 Memorial. Schuman's monds. In order to do so, how The town-owned land is the have the servloes of the Vernon ment September, ot, last year. the school will sponsor a library much to those “ fighting the civil ate Chairman Charles T. Alfano, merstein’s '.'Oklahoma,” the sec Burning" and Maxwell Anderson's "Prologue for Chonis and Orches ed I were a Negro I don’t <9AOJ John F. Fraher Sr. wholesale nursery, for three yeitfs, "ElizJabeth the Queen." think I' would be very patient.” ever, he led a diamond to dum Bckeit trodt, on the went side ot town assessor to prepare tax bills, Miss Richardson was born Feb. fair in the library. rights battles throughout the ■D-Suffield, reported them out fa and MUewski will continue a oon- ond-longest running play on tra" and •’Beethoven’s "M i s s a 0 10 9 3 EIST South St. in Vernon near the Pub- ‘ At a news conference in Boston my’s king and returned a heart, • 4 A 10 fi 9 as has been true hi the past. 26, 1898, in Enfield, Mass., a funeral of John F. Fraher The Rev. James D. Regan, prin country.” ' vorably, while GOP House mem- tract with Russack Bros, for Broadway. Two casta are warmmg Among the musicals is “Amahl Solemnis.” with the Hartford Sym for a finesse. Ho Safety BuilAng. The select The town is contracting its rate Sr. oL 83 Starkweather St. was cipal, says the newly added hooks and the Night Visitors,” by Gian Goldwater, said Gov. George Rom WMt North SMt Under existing statute, discrim be"rs voted to table them. removing gravel from a pit on phony Chorale, are on the pro^ West won with the king of HARTFII men ore ooiuridering the site for form and tax bill work to a West held toUK^ornlng from the Holmes bring the total number to about ination is banned -in housing in A move may be made by House Carlo-Menotti, performed by the gram,: ney of Michigan is being backed VES. MOST HEPATITIS CASES 1 NT Pus 3 NT AU Pa« Hartford firm, and so will not be the land which has access to Mill for the GOP presidential nomina hearts and led the king of spades. * high or elementary Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with 2,000. volving three or mere adjoining Democrats to force the bills out St. and a right of way to Paricer-*- Springfield Symphony. FROM BLOOP TRANSFUSIONS STABM able to do district work. The University of Connecticut tion in 1964 by the party’s "king South held off and won' the next TONITE ■*“ ' 'loth, but think there 1« a solemn nigh Mass of requiem The Rev. Eiigene Torpey will units. The new meAsurM would of committee. Rep. William R. music department will present its ■ RESULT BECAUSE THE if West discards low clubs and St. The lead cast o f^ ’.OkiShoma"— makers.” ^pade. TENNESSEE W lJXU lir gnt land left over for The commissioners agreed to at St. Bridgehs Church. speak al 7:30 to parents of sev have extended the- law^ to cover Ratchford, D-Daubury, said he A dowm payment o f 822,000 baa which will perform at the two eve annual spring choral concert to PONOR IS UNAWARE HE Now South led the ten of dia low hearts without agony South 1st »LABIOyS OOMEOT purposes. look Into other means of handling enth and eighth graders who at was walling to. circulate a petition Goldwater named former Presi HAS THAT VIRUS. The Rev. Jomv F. Delaney was all housing—individual as well as been made a n d an addiUonal ning performances — includes night at 8:16 in Jorgenson Audi monds and 1st It ride for a fi may try the heart finesse and go “PERIOD OF> privately owned tract is the its tax bills. Including the use of celebrant, assisted., by the Rev. tend. He wdll discuss the sanctity multiple units—and would have to force the bills onto the floor of dent Dwight D. Elsenhower, former ADJUSTMENT” $209,000 will be paid wtasn the Jimmy Smith as Curley, Janet torium on campus. Vice President Richard M. Nixon HmMi CipwiM fivM ImIdIuI InfwMHaa. nesse. East refused to take the down. - Beach faim property abutting a commercial firm. Stanley E. Hastillo>
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' UANCUESTEB £VEN1NC| HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN., WEDNESDAY, AUY S, 1968 P A G E . E l FOUR MAltICHBSTER BVBNiNG HERATJ), BIANCHBSTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1968 f-4 . SisterhoodTete 12th Circuit Honors Mothers ! 7 l^ecific Rules Sought Court Cases , 1 The flrdt Mother and Daughter V: ' Suftmta. ion 6 wca6 e •abbath at Temple Beth Sholoiji- ROOKVILUS SiOSHON For Labels, l-V. ■ . '•dll be conducted Saturday ■ at The stogie largest flni4. imposed : V.-.; A. fcoy.. itsA V . . - 10^30 a.m. at the Templ^-^by the by Judge Boleelaus Moiildewics during the Rockville MoalOh of B y «OBN OHADWICB ^market has produced prepackaged •Isterhood. There will-be a Kld- Circuit Court 12 yesterday was for if k's in fashion ifs M WA8HINOTON (AP)—Hot con- go<^ that are more useful, more dush and reception At noon. attracUye and more economical. 83SO, snd was imposed against’ Mother knows BEST and trov w y boUi over thla question; Mrs. Louis Sorirff vice president Norman Ptoette, 38, of 4 Park St. Dom OonffreM need to pass anoth Hart says the measure is intend o f the Connecticut, Region of the ed "to restore rational buying to Ptoette was charged with drlv- er law to keep American house- National ,Women’s League, will de ing while his license was imder WtvM from being deceived by the the market place." liver the sermon honoring all the BEST is at BURTON’S Opponents note that the Food, mpUiers. suspension—^tn this case a second paeltaging and -labeling of prbd- offense. He entered a guilty plea ■ota mey buy in today’s markets? Drug and Cosmetic Act declares The following mothers and goods "shall be deemed‘misbrand vt to the charge, but Atty. Leo San. l%ilip A. Hart, a mild-man- daughters wllj take part in the Flaherty asked for clemency be BM«d Democrat from Michigan, ed if its labeling is false or mis ■ervice;. Mrs. Herman Aiport, Mrs. cause, he said, Ptoette did not SMILING SERVICE contends such a law is much need leading In any particular ’ and "U Raymond Bernstein, Mrs. Louis its container is so made, formed tmderstsnd the terms of the sus ed—and a bill he has introduced HuWwttz, Mrs. Isadore Raddlng, 4lt A baa brought the question Into or filled as to be misleading." Mrs. Jack Sandals, Mrs. Leonard pension. *• sharp fOcuB. Also,' they emphasize, the act Sender, Mrs. Lester Shapiro and When stopped he thought he was Tbs Senate’s Republican leader, provides that mandatory informa the Misses Unda Bayer, Susan driving legally with a Maine oper Bverett M. Dlrksen of Illinois, de tion about contents must appear Hartiaoh, EHIen Harrison, Anita ator’s license, Atty. F ishery said. nounced the bill as "Just another prominently on the label. Karp, Carol Kramer, Romiie Kud- Judge Monklewlcz also Imposed— harrassment of industry." In addition, the Federal Trade low, Carol Luckman, Enid Rosen and suspended—a sixty day Jail Hart calls his bill a “ truth-in- Commission Act makes unlawful thal, Debbie Rubin, Barbara Ray- sentence, and put Ptoette on one * r 5C/ "unfair methods of competition in packaglng" measure. He says it ■-I - bum, Toby Slossberg, and Julie year’s probabtion. fai designed to make sure that commerce, and unfair or decep Bplwak. Two boys, separately charged manufacturers of foods and other tive acts or practices in com with trespassing on private prop merce.” Mrs. Howard Gold la chairman. household products compete "on Women on various committees are erty, were fined $3— and the fines the bauds of price and quality— Foes of Hart's bill maintain this were remitted. authority is ample to protect con Mrs. David Heller, Mrs. Ronald Ja ' • - .I not on packaging - gimmickry and cobs, Mrs. Joseph Kopman, Mrs. Richard Schimpff, 17, of High deception." sumers, if properly enforced. Manor Park, Vernon, and Charles George P. LArrick, commissioner Seymohr Kudlow, Mrs. Harry Ko- Diriuen, senior OOP member of vensky, Mrs. Irving Luckman. Holden, 19, of Blast Hartford, both of the Food and Drug Administra pleaded guilty to the trespassing the subcommittee, argues that Also, Mrs. Morton Rosenthal, present laws give federal regula tion, and Paul Rand Dixon, chair charge. man of the Flederal Trade Com Mr*. Ma.urice Pass, Mrs. Janies tory agencies ample authority to Siegal. Mm. Max Smole, Mrs. Holden was stopped on the Bls- protect consumers against decep- mission, disagree. •ell estate to Vernon ‘ before he Larrick and Dixon testified pres Lairv S.piiwak, and Mm. Sydney ttve practices. Tallent. had reached the water, while This also is the view taken gen ent law gives rise to conflicting Schimpff was found fishing. -,y,j erally by industry spokesmen of interpretations. What is needed, Judge Monkiewicz modified his the bill which has the endorsement they said, is authority to write warnings to one of them saying, of the Kennedy administration. specific reg;ulatlons setting stand Woman Ending "I suppose he would follow the At stake in' the dispute are mar- ards that will have the force of natural Inclination of boys.’’ ketbaaket items on which Ameri law. Trans-Ocean Hop Richard 8. Neff, Ifl, of 31 Bkirl can ccnsilmers spends about $70 Hart’s bill would make it man St., pleaded guilty to failure to billian a year. datory for the PDA and the FTC oto^ traffic control sisals. Prose 9] The bill is the outgrowth of an to issue regulations that would: SUVA, FIJI (AP)—Betty Miller cutor James D. Mlrablle told the btvestigation begun by the Senate 1. Require statements of net of Santa Monica, Calif., landed court that Neff was observed go Antitrust subcommittee about two weight or contents to appear on •t Nandi, FIJI, Wednesday after, ing through a red light at W. Mato years ago, with Hart presiding. the front panel of a package. In noon, completing the next-to-last and Mark^ Sts. on April 21. Neff Hart says he first got interested a minimum prescribed type size leg of her attempt to become the was fined $15. A In the subject because of gripes and without any qualifying adjec first woman to fly solo across the Other defendants fined Included; by his wife and women employes tives like "fidl q u ^ ." Pacific to Australia. Pauline M. St. Germain, 26, of hi his office. 2. Prohibit mamifacturers from The 87-year-old flying instructor 28 Mountain St„ who pleaded Extensive hearings were conclud printing on package any "cents made the flight from Canton Is guilty to failure to display regis ed recently. In a statement at off” deal or other information im land in 8 hours and 26 minutes. tration, fined $5. the windup. Hart cited what he plying it is being sold for less Mrs. Miller still has about 1,400 Bldmund Bertrand, 19, of Crest- termed "irrefutable testimony than its customary retail price. miles to go on her 7,100-mlle wood Rd., Vernon, who pleaded that the packaging and labeling 8. Ban the use of illustrations flight from Oakland, Calif, to guilty to speeding, fined $ ^ . revolution of the past decade has that might deceive a customer, Brisbane, Australia. She is de Bond amounting to $26 was for resulted in competitive practices like a picture showing more cho livering a twin-engine plane to a colate chips in a cookie than there feited by one defendant, Norman that are bad for the economy, bad Gift of legsize Fit! purchaser in Australia. D. Hamel, 57, of 38 Blast St., who B U R TO N ’ S for the businessmen and bad for are. She plans to leave Nandi Friday did not appear to face an Intoxica What are the prospects that his g ' -1 the consumer.” for Brisbane. tion charge. Opponents contended passage of bill will be passed? Hart says he Mrs. Miller left Oakland ApHl has the rates them as fair, but even if Cases were noUed against Jo the bill would be bad for the BEAUTIFUL 80 and became the first woman seph O'Oannell, 39, of Vemwood economy, busine'ssmen and the the bill doesn’t become law, he to fly solo the 2,200 miles from the gift for feels a lot of good has ^en ac E^., charged with fraudulent Issue consumer. D.8. mainland to Hawaii. of a check; Robert Sargent, 29, of What are the complaints? They complished. Because beautiful legs come in She flew to Canton Monday. "It’s made angels out of some NYLONS Mountain Spring, Rd., 'Tolland, p lea sin g include protests about package curves as well as lengths, Belle charged ■wi'th breach of the peace; blurbs such as "ten cents off reg people who were dragging their Sharmeer stockings come in heels,” he said. and Robert W. Pearson, of Middle M oth er 1 ular price;" odd shapes and sizes by widths, too, for elegance in fit. To Honor Nixon B u tch er Rd., Ellington, also of packages; fractional weights Choose for mother from flatter- charged with breach of the peace. and measures; uses of terms like LOB ANGELES ,AP)—Los An Ckmtlnuances were granted for: t'Jumbo” and "super;” which may tering Belle Sharmeer in these geles is planning to give former' Daniel Kolvalski, 44, of 3© Vil be misleading; and statements of three wonderful LEGSIZES . . . Vice President Richard M. Nixon lage St., to May 14 for court trial net weight or contents in, small BREV (for slender legs), MO- a testimonial dinner before he on a charge of non-support. Kowal tyx>e and in colors that blend with R. E. WANDELL DITE (for average legs), DUCH moves to New York. ski pleaded innocent. Mother the package and are hard to find. The dinner was proposed Tues. Barry F. Bradley, 21, of Derry, There was much testimony that Building ESS (for ample legs). day by Warren M. Dom, chair N. H., to May 14 on two vehicle a housewife would have to equip man of the County Board of Su registration offense charges. herSelf with a slide rule and Contractor pervisors, and Mayor Samuel W, Robert C. Lincoln, 2J, of 37 Ver •«.- ; aZ * V magnifying glass if she hoped to SHEER, SEAMLESS Yorth who agreed that the city, non A.ve., to June 4 on a breaxto of Prefers select the be^ buy among the Residential-Commercial county. Chamber of Commerce the peace charge. vast array of ' goods on market 1.50 bar association and the Greater MAry Janton, 48, of 37. Park TA(XLE TWILL ALL WEATHER COAT •helves. Altera tions-Remodeling Los Angeles Press Club should LEQ8IZE St., to June 18, breach of the jjeace But industry, witnesses said the sponsor It. charged. housewife was being imderrated. ‘‘Business Built On troCKlKQt SHEER, SEAMED Monica Bartoslak, to June 5 on Just the smart Chesterfield styled , I r ' They said also that manufactur Customer Satisfaction” OOP TAKES SOUTHERN TOWN a charge of cruelty to children. ers know they are compelled by Coat many Mothers prefer, because ARNEL .1 : ' Full Insurance Coverage HIGH POINT, N.C. (AP)—Re- Paul R. Cloee, to May 21, reck the law of survival to please the less’ driving charged. it’s right for any weather. Has black *12.99 miblicans swept aside 20 years of customer. Raymond Delisle, to May 21, on velvet collar. Junior sizes 5 to 18 and Tel. MI 4-0450 4 Democratic rule In this North Furthermore, they said the in ^ ^ + Carolina furniture and textile cen a chahge of driving while under mi.ssv sizes 8 to 16. genuity of American industry in After 5:00 P.M. ter Tuesday. suspension. responding to the shift from the 82 BALDWIN ROAD Republican Floyd D. Mehan de JERSEY comer grocery store to the super- feated Incumbent Democratic BOSSES TO TALK BACK Mayor Carson Stout by B24 votes LEESBURG, Fla. (AP) — The In the heaviest balloting in recent bosses will have the opportunity [ to retaliate. Last year the mem years. Republicans ousted five ■K • .< 4 • Democratic councllmen seeking bers of the Lake Sumter Legal re-election. Secretaries Assoclatiob presented and we skits kidding their bosses at their, The GOP victory followed a ■-= ' '^ 7 1 Remember MOTHER ■imilar Republican sweep of state I dinner honoring the bosses. This, le^slatlve and-county offices here year the bosses will present the have them! with last fall. . ' skits. 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Robert Sturteyant are co-chailrmto South Windsor of tbe PTA fashion show and card • A Iriked A rtist Is party afated May 17 at Avery St. W e Install The S 1 2 fromSWHS School. PTA members Mdll model clothea from The Fair at the Man \ n row Paint, chester Parkade. Proceeds from f In Area Concert the show will benefit the school li SHELL brary fund. WinM ention Twelve South Windsor High About Town (1 School students will be members The Town Council' will meet to b u r n e r -p a k (Oonttined from P«xo On* « of the orchestra, chorus or band night a t 7;30 at the high school. In the first concert of the Cen ------MAIL COUPON FOR MONEY-SAVING NEWS — ------i With a bucket of water. It took tral-Northwestern division of the Manchester Evening Herald Bll^M^Pak Department them 30 minutes. Connecticut Music Educators As South Windsor correspondent, To observe their handiwork, the sociation at Weaver High School Laura Katz, telephone 644-175S. Shell o n Company , two-drove a car behind the build- Saturday. Concert time is 8 p.m. Ihf where the panel was, and Steven Bolstridge, violinist, will 65 GUbert Street turned Its headlights on the piece. appear with the orchestra. Towm Loses 115 Pounds Co. East Hartford, Conn., "We got some interesting ef students in the chorus will be Vir fects,” Brady said. "We liked it.” ginia Bolstridge, Bonnie Jones, LOS ANGELES (API—"I was Inc. GentlemenrPleBBe see that I get the facts about how the .new Shell Burner-Pak can , ~ The work, among 220 entries Carolyn Lane, Mary-Ellen desperate." .said onetim e Wave HILL ■ave me up to thirty-nine dollars on every hundred I now spend for heating oil. I was placed in the top 12. got an O'Meara, all .sopranos, and Cyn Elaine Johnson. "I tried every honorable mention. First prize thia Adams, alto. thing, reducing pills, diets, but I understand that I am entitled to a free, scientific Heating Efficiency Analysis of my went to another painting—also an Instrumentalists in the band kept gaining weight. present burner and estimate of the savings I can expect. I further understand that abstraction. will be Cynthia Moniz, flute; Peter "I finally said, there's only one Plumbing-Heating-Fuels 'Kiigler, clarinet; William Schultz, thing for me—not eating.”' I am under absolutely no obligation for this service. claHnet; Alyce Zimmer, clarinet; That was 101 days ago. 1247 Main St.. East Hartford Paul Bugler, alto Saxophone; and Since, Jan. 28, Mrs. Johnson, 39, Name:. A lan O sb e ^e , French horn. of nearby Culver City, has been SHILL . (FI.U. Print) Allan Gillespie, director of at Wad.sworth Veterans Admini- bands at the Tjniverslty of Con tration hospital living on water Safisfacfhn Number and Street:. necticut. will be^and director; and vitamins. Dr. Roibert Soule.Xprofessor of She has lost 115 of her 315 D CO^ music at Central (Sminecticut pounds. Guaranfeed CHj and State:______J*hone: Slate College, will dir&ct the "It's like being reborn again,” OVBRLT DEVELOPED FEARS— chorus; and 'W. Raymond^'I^n- she told an interviewer. My present Heating Oil Distributor is: TOO MDCH OF A GOOD THING dall, m\isic director in Stamfo Mrs. John.son is one of 12 per- By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. will conduct the orchestra. taking part in research on Written for Tickets for the concert will be ty at the hospital. The others (PImm print Dlitribator’i n«m« b«r«) Newspaper Enterprise Assn. available at the door. B been fasting from 30 to 60 Everyone is afraid of som e In other music news from the days, ^ x ,; thing. The newborn shows fear of high school, Emery Tapley has She keto^ busy at the hospital loud noises and of suddenly being been selected to play in the 1963 serving food^jo other patients. We Insfall The dropped. These are instinctive All Connecticut High School Or fears. chestra. Tapley has won the sec CARE, HANDLING OF OP.\LS Other fears develop as the child ond chair in the first French Opals, once knownNmIy as the grows. He must, of course, be horn section. October birthstone, are'^com lng taught useful 'fears, such as tear SHELL PT.A Show Set mofe popular. Jewelers ^-report, of fire or carele.ss handling of The Avery ,St. PTA variety and are particularly in demand sharp objects. .Thiii ■ can be done Show "Sadd Pad" is scheduled for as engagement rings. X, without actually burning or cut presentation May 25 at South Opals should not be washed, but ting him, as a few misguided par- Windsor High School. The show is polished with a soft cloth lightly BURNER-PAK tots have done. being directed by Bernard Karlan. dipped in castor oil, as they are Because of his natural depen Washtvomen Perform for Buckley School Shoiv The Junior Woman’s Club chor very porous and rather soft. I^ck dence on his mother, the infant of moisture or an extremely dry of about 2 may develop a marked Participants in a skit, "The Laundromat," enjoy their labors as part of the "Buckley Hillbillies” us is listed among the groups that New Shell invention cen save fear of separation from her. and show to be presented Saturday at 8 p.ni. at Buck ley School Audttorium. Ladies of the ca.st are, will entertain. climate can cause them to crack may make a great fuss whenever left to right, Mrs. Edward Go.ss, 12.3 Helaine Rd.; Mrs; Ted Malek, 499 Lydall St.; Mrs. Maurice Wil Mrs. Joseph Quinn and Mrs. open and split. ■he must le a v e him. ley. 112 Elizabeth Dr. and Mrs. William Roediger, 144 Scott Dr. The women collaborated in writing M & M OIL SERVICE This is seen in its worst form the skit, which includes .song parodies, dance routines and jokes. (Herald photo by Saternis). when the mother has had to be separated from him unavoida bly for several days. Memory of er persons Into his picture of him llieiii that death is a long way this rather trying phase, she ROUTE 6. BOLTON this may contribute greatly to self. Thus at the age of 4 or 3, off. should have night terrors she We Install The his fear of going to bed. In such when he hears that .someone has In most children a happy home should be awakened, encouraged Phone 649.2871 a case it is better to leave his died, he may ask whether he, too. life and the opportunity to play bedroom door open and leave a will, die. with others their own age pu.shes to tell about them, held for a dim light on if he wants it. The Frightening stories of television abnormal fears into the back few minutes, and reas.sured that you up to ^39 on every ^100 you noise of normal stirring about programs are often a factor in ground. This child .should be en- everything is all right — and above SHELL Safisfacfhn in other parts of the house, far aggravating fear of personal ca- ! couraged to talk about her fears all. that .she is loved. This should from keeping him awake, will ta.strophe or death. I -have just ' and to act them out with her dolls quiet her .sufficiently so that she reassure him and he will drop received a letter from a mother ' and with other children, can go back to neacehd .sleeo. Guaranfeed J r off to sleep. whose 5-year-oId daughter has de i H er ideas .should be, listened to It would seem that all of us BURNER-PAK CO^ Although you will want your veloped such a horror of death ; with quiet sympathy. They should relish hping' soai'ed" rrom tlmo to ■ - chiid to grow up with enough of that she doesn’t want to grow up. ■ not be ridiculed, but should he time, otherwise there would be the right fears to protect himself and is terrified of the thought of treated matter-of-factly. If' the no market tor horror stories and from harm, overprotectiveness on heaven. * child is kept busy and if her in horror movies. They probably your part will Increase his fears This presents a tough pr^bfem terest in the wonderful world .she make us more appreciative of and make him unduly timid. (or the parents, because Id most doesn't want to leav’e is stimulat our own lot in life, no matter As a chid’s imagination de ehildren the fear of death <'aii ed, .she will gradually overcome how weari.some. They should not, WHITING CORP. now spend for heating oil. velops, his curiosity grows. He be assuaged by glowing ne- her fears. however, be a part of the fare brings things that happen to oth- counts of heaven and by telling If, while she is going through served up to young children. We Insfall The y Heating — Fuel Oil 254 BROAD ST. Phone 649-1166 SHELL Satisfaction guaranteed or vour money back. 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• S,, ' :■ : ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1968 ^'^^itOB-SlGHT MAJICHESTEB EVENING t o A L D . MANCHESTER, CONN.. ^ D W D A Y , MAY 8, 1968 « /'“••‘■ " • A , ^ . - . 4 .' V-1 and V-2 missUps used by Hit rity-in the selecting bTocess, and the left who makes a wreck but ^anrl|F0t^r ler in the last stages of World War we record a hope that next year's of the man at the w heel' trying Ruth Millett to get hbme at the height of the 'Ti IdAK AM. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS Btfbrori ' H,' launched a three-stage,. 450- cdmmittees fortify themselves evening rush. QoHnvAifiid 5 t So^nins If^raU^ with some stronger kind of brew PUBI.I8HHID BY THlU ' pound, 18-foot, solid fuel rocket 'And the man In space doesn't ^BC $10,000 ■ euBALSprafirao CO. m a into the air on a lonely stretdi of to nourish both taste and courage NO HOUR IN SPACE have to contend with "that”. U Btn«U Sireet liewspa^r Enterprise Assn. ManchMUr, Conn. beach along the North Sea the among themselves. So be kind to the husband who Recent scientific tests indicate ; To Furnigh Wing PUTNAM & CO. T B O i t jA r rtCROuiSQN other day. has managed to fight the dally WALTBR R FBROUSON that tte average motorist suffers battle of the freeway to get home 71 I. cfNTtai n„ MAMCHsmt • m s-am .< Publliiiera He and the other West German Feundtd October 1. 1881 more physical and emotional to you and the children. 9 ...... Tht Hebron BlemenUry School Scientists participAting in the ex If he looks a little beat or building committee ii requeatlng ■IbllabMl O ver/ Evening Eixoept A Thought for Today strain on the expressway driving M O R E IN C O M E Y O U R G O A L? The currant market yi aiMl Holidapa. Entered at the ploit called lit only a partial suc seems a little disgruntled when he fHlIRSDAYS an additional approiprlation not to bniee at Kancheater Conn., aa Sponsored by the Manchestav home in ruAh hour traffic than the greets you. Just remember that exceed $10,000 for furniture and offers many values for'the person seeking stocks with Oaaa Hall Hatter. cess. They intended it to, go up Council of Chorchea Mercury pilots endured in their he's been suffering more physical FRIDAYS better-than-erveroge yielda We'd be Happy to moke journeys through space. equipment in the new eohool addi precisely 03 miles. It'went up only and emotional strain than an as OF MANCHESTER tion. BMmlture bide wUl be open suitable recommendations. BCBSCRIPTION RATES 66. But they were doubtless proud That figures. Think of all the tronaut who has been blasted into Pavabla In Advance Long ago the prophet Micah in things the Mercury pilots don't ed at a committee meeting 'May One Tear ...... 132.00 of Its solid fuel functioning, and space. In his way — maybe he’s $0 in .the elementary school. tlx Hontha ...... ' 11.00 quired: “O man, he has told you have to contend with that the poor Ibrae Hontha ...... 5.50 of the apparent perfection of the a hero, too. ^AO Bartwoue-Bacaar One Honth ...... 1.85 what Is gfood; what does the Eter motorist has to put up with. (AH rights reserved. process by which they succeeded . Plane are being completed for a Stodr Esehofffla nal ask -from you but to be just There's the idiot ahead, weav Newspaper 'Enterprise Assn.) - Atembers New York ' MEMBER or in bringing all three stages of the ing in and out of traffic, who As Spruce-up Spring basaar and dhloken barbe- THE ASSOCIATED PRESO and kind and live In quiet fellow Sue at the TAC building on Rt. 80, The Aaaoclated Presa la exclualvely rocket gently back to earth. not only a physical threat butV FAST-THINKINQ CX)ACH entitled to the uae of republlcatlon of ship with your God?” A teacher blood pressure-raiser to the man FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — For RockvlUe, Saturday, May 18. Pro all nawa dlxpatchea credited to It or The' new rocket, wsaid Mr. Seli- behind him. eeeds from the event, sponsored by OPEN 9 to 5 DAILY—OPEN 6:80 to 9 THUR8. EVE. not otherwlae credited In thia paper once wanted to know: “What mer Gov. A. B. (^handler recalls the ToUand County Agricultural and alao the local news published here. ger, takes up where ’ the 'V-2 left command is greatest In the law?” There is not infrequently the the time a star athlete had your (Rert^d photo by Satoml*) OPEN 9 to 12 SATURDAYS All rights of republlcatlon of special— unexpected breakdown of a car flunked a geography course, then Obntar and the county homemak!- dispatches herein are alao reserved off, but without, of course, any of And Jesus reminded him that love tng elulMi, will be used for the fur the sinister significance of that of God is the first and love of that ties up traffic for blocks, agreed to take jin oral test. Construction Moving Ahead on Skinner Rd. p6hool n u t seTTlcs client of N. E. A Serv while the poor homeward-bound ther wm it on the building and man is the second requirement; “Answer ope question,” the __ , _ __ , Farmingtona ^ w v r a * pontraotor. Tt oonitaine------26 es. Inc. oncfc terrible weapon. The present drivers alt and fume. teacher said,' “and I’ll pass you. upholstered vrounda. There wlu be booths sell- Construotton la reportedly prooeedlng weH on the Skinner Rd. sohool in Vernon. 1 and is being built by I> ^ l$ s Dahm, vmxn Publlahera Representatlvea The “These two commandments sum hig plants, home made food, good ThT.S^^i?;S^^$8S^^.. ^ . T _ a . _ . a . . a a a . _ ™ o^ta ClSeJ^TenT^;;™ W a .*. ”t^ c build-K i i l M , I i^Km«;androoms ana wia ecco^modeW^axxjonnnoiMW' a niMiiiiiim of 8(K)800 pUiia.,.atpUjpUe at methe e ^ e n ^ level, Julius Mathews Special Agency—New goal of the new rocket Is “space There are the slo-wpokes in the What is the capital of Kentucky?" A oombinaUon gymnaelupt-audltorium Is Incluried ae weH aa a cafeteria. YoiV Chicago. Detroit and Boston. research.” Beyond that, it might up the whole of the law and the fast lanes and the llve-dangerous- “Versailles,” the boy replied. need clothing, candy and home- feig, roughly an "H” ahape, was designed by WtlUam MReto, Ml Hamden arichitect, m e m b e r A in ilt BUREAU o r Prophets.” Once a rich man asked: israfte and children’s games for CIRCULATIONS possibly some day develop, who ly addicts who refuse to signal "You're wrong,” the teacher "Master, what good deed must I when they are about to change roared. “ That's all for you.” pieces aal«, also a white elegant auc A fee of 6C cents will be asked to must 'register no later than May Legion HaU to arrange plane foe knows, into an antimissile rocket. do to obtain eternal life?" And tion. The barbeeue will be served deacrtblng me kind of weather me temperature had risen from their participation in Memorial The Herald Printing Company I---- lanes. The boy’s coach protested. 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in' vehlclea or outdoor equipment Coventry .lector, reprifide eU who have not Wlrtz, gypsy fortqpe teller; Eric ganised at Coventry High School Uriel Lodge o f Masons will hold will continue throngh S«iturdg.y at will become president next year, 66 Grass Fires and five were non-building fires, Four Small Quakes paid tb s tt taXea are now delinquent ChappelTe, peasant leader; and for girls .enrolled in home eco Its regular meeting at 7:80 p.m. Motts Community Hall fo Man succeedli^ Dr. William E. For Marcia Glenney Swedish Premier Backs the chief reported. Four rescue an ^n tereat must be paid, ’nils hv- David Osdapee, ouUer. nomics coursss. Officers are Jane Satur^y at the Masonic Hall In chester. ' , ' syth, who takes office May 17. jMreat la retroactive to April l. Fougkt in April and em erg^cy calls were also, Mggio dolls, representative of French, president; Carol Siwek, Merrow. The ehtered apprentice committee will meet at 8 p.m. to- Dr. Lambrlght is. a vice presi Feted at Showers Hit Los Angeles S7 Taxes paid in M ay must M u d e noted in the report. Tax Payments various cotmtries, are: Leslie Bee vice president; ' Marie Gauthier, degree will be conferred. There nwrrow at the Church Oonummlty dent of the academy and has been per cent Intei^. Inter^ Is Town firemen last month an LOS ANGEILES (AP) — Four be, I Spain; Denise Pearson, Ice- secretary; Judith Gould, parlia will be a short talk from the Ma House. Junior .choir will rehearse a trustee for nine years. He also Miss Marcia Glenney o f ISolton ohsiged at one-haU of ima per MUitary Power for UN earthquakes in five hours kept po la ^ ; Phyllis Hoffman,. BSngland; mentarian; Gloria Dubord, his sonic Ekiucation Committee. Re- at 3:15 p.'m. and senior choir at teaches at Western Reserve Uni was feted with a bridal hnen show swered 90 alarms of which . 86 were cent per month, or fraction of a h oa torian; Lorraine Young, recreation ffoshments win .be served. 7 p.m., both Friday at the eanc- versity and Is a trustee of Forest er and a miscellaneous ittower re lice in Angeles County beach AtTlPerCent month until tlie tax is pal^ Denise Jones, Holland; Kathleen actual fires, 66 in grass, brush Rabbi to Speak leader; and Anita Oarand, treas (GontUnmd from One) communities busy telUng callers Young, Russia; Connie Fawcett, The Whlrlaway Square Dance tuary. City Hospital, which his father cently in Manchester. or woodland areas. Chief W. Clif WONDERFUL T r o g Prinoe* Ready urer. ‘ “ Yes, there has been an earth A b ou t'n i p i r osnt e t tlM tsxs* China; Doris Cogtello, Japan; Club .will have an open club-level helped found. Miss Glenney will become the •The Frog Prince” a two-set The gitls are conducting a cloth *'Nowadaya no .country alone Welfare Worker ford Mason reports. To Couples Club quake.” Cathy Walter, Italy; James. Mac- dance at 8 p.m. Friday at Coventry Manchester Evening Herald bride o f Wayne P. Kilpatrick of wMeh 'M i’G dus and paysbls A(>ril musical with 90 children taking ing drive this week for the pa MYNAH BIRD RETURNED can pursue a policy of econ<»nlc tack of April showers created All - the quakes wers slight; but Arthur, America; and Judith Pa- Grammar School. Dick Zimmer Coventry - correepondent, F. Paul Horton Rd., Manchester, June 22 GIFT IDEA! 1^ ' t b s 14st o f 1M2 were paid in part, will be presented by Grade tients at the Mansfield State •xpanaton. .That Is why It is to Heard by Circle The Couples Club of Center noisy. lardy, France. will be the caller. On the refresh PHILADELPHIA (AP) —Mary, at ^ Ito n Congregational Church. a severe dry condition .and high 2 of Robertson School at 7:30 p.m. Training School and Hospital. Club ine' Little, telephone 742-6231. the interest of all of us to cooper Congregational Church w ill visit The tremors came at 12:49, luU hi SO days. This compares to Other pupUa will appear In ment committee will be Mr. and the kidnaped mynah bird. wa.s re Mrs. Alexander Eagleson, aunt deg^ree burning index readings Friday In the school auditorium. members may be contacted for ate more actively In those fields,” Fourteen different state agen 2:30, 6:47 and ^:20 p.m. Tuesday. al>out BB per oent paid in aame groups. Roeemary Belardino, a Mrs. Vernon Sanborn, Mr. and turned to the zoo in a cardboard of the bride, gave a linen shower Temple Beth Sholom Saturday for Each time t'-.e dishes rattled, hun time year, an Increase despite Miss Roberta J. Garetka wilt di further Information. he added. cies last year requested- various ^^-ere reported throughout the sophomore at Coventry High Mrs. Bernard Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Negro Heads Surgeons box under the full of the moon in her home on 305. Hackmatack a tour of the synagogue and an dreds of residents began calling the laofc oiat coraie $21,000 4ddi- rect the program. Grade 2 teach The premier also; services of the Salvation Army, state. Recent rains have brought School, w ill accompany at the Briefe Thomas McKinney and Mias Bea at the, south gate by two women St. which was attended by about 1. Called for an international the readings dowm from 99 to explanation- of Judism by Rabbi the local police stations. P ) FOR tlcsigl la taxea is to be oolleobed ers are Mm. Helen Williams, Mrs. piano. The production will be giv The Women’s Auxiliary to the Cl e v e l a n d ! Ohio ( a p )—The in black. ' 25 relatives and friends. trice Welgold. Mrs. Roy Sorenson of 353 Hillard There wras absolutely nothing Joan Howland and Mrs. Alice agreement "to stop the spread of today’s^ 40, but the fire danger is .Leon Wind. The group wdll meet this year. en at an aasembly program F ri North Coventry Volunteer Fire Mrs. Nora-Addy Drake o f Rip Academy of Medicine of Cleve The bird disappeared from the Miss Glenney was alw) honored the police could do about it, ex Waterman. nuclear weapons to other nations.” St. told members o f the Friendship still listed as high. Tha taasa paid represent 64 per day morning for puplla o f Grades Aoso'clation will serve a public ley HIU received an honorable land has named a Negro surgeon, zoo Monday night. at a miscellaneous shower given at 8 p.m. at the church. cept at the hermosa beach sta eent o t the taxpaywsK accounts. 2. Said highly industrialized Circle at the Citadel Monday Hundreds o f acres of land were A fter the tour the club wdll re Carol Spencer plays the part of 1, 8 snd 4. ham and bean supper from 6 to 7 mention for her entry In the oil Dr. Middleton Lambrlght Jr. Released from the box in the b y ' relatives and friends of ths Sweden could produce nuclear tion. The quakes caused the doors There a rt B,B60 accounta on the the princess; Jameit Martin; tha FHA Organized' p.m. Saturday at the Church Com President-elect. bird house. Mary commanded bridegroom at the home o f th» night. She is welfare secretary of 'biumed off during April's dry turn to the church for coffee and on the filing cabinets there to fly portrait division of the annual weapons “ a few years” after the Salvation Arm y Divisional 1BB3 UaL king; Bnien TopUff,- the queen; A chapter of the Future Home munity House on Rt. 44A, spring exhibit of. the Manchester Dr. Lambrlght was elected on “ shut that door.’’ bridegroom’s aunt', Mrs. Dorothy spell, it was reported. donuts.^ open, the officers spent- the five Mm. F. Paulhie little, tex ool- deciding to produce raw materials Headquarters, Hartford. There wdll be an auction, and all MOTHER’S DAY Gary WlnJcel, the frog; Oher^ makers o f America has been or Second Congregational Church Fine Arts Association. The ehow the first ballot Tuesday night. He The. watchman did. Hayes, 23 Parker St. for the weapons, but added, ''we Other fires last month were hours alternately answering A sdieet from her daily work rec listed as nine building fires, fivd members are requested to bring phones and shutting cabinet SHOP GRAND-WAY...CHOOSE FROM A LARGE have not yet decided whether the ord was used as the basis for her a white elephant gift. Swedish defense force shall be in single-family homes, two in drawers. talk. It disclosed that aside from business firms, one in a non Reservations can be made by The only damage reported was SELECTION ...ALL AT BIG SAVINGS TO YOU! equipped with nuclear weapons.” individual applicants asking for calling Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd’ Gus 3. Said cold war tensions are residency assembly and one in a a broken water pipe in Manhat assistance, requests from state vacant building. Six fires occured tafson. 156 ‘High St. tan Beach. Increasing and cited the dead agencies included aid in solving locked nuclear te.st ban talks at problems of family, home, the Geneva au! an example. “ It is aged, unfortunate girls, children, much more difficult now to reach homeles.s men, prisoners and hos an agreement than after the Cuba pital patients. incidents,” he said. The welfare department of the C h il d r e n 's iLUE d e n im s n e a k er Salvation Army, Mrs. Sorenson said, strives to follow- the teach ings of Jesus to feed the hungry, Favorite light blue denlin up 93 STORK BUYING ROWER liASTS THE TOWN! WHQPRING CASH SAVENOS Banquet Planned pers, full oushlon aroh GRE4TEST DI8C0VNT SHOW ON EARTH I give drink to the thirsty, take in OATTONA WAeONAma 5ie stranger, clothe the naked, and innersole. Machine jvaahabls. ON FASHIONSr HOME FURNISHINGS AND FOODI At North Church GRANDI With bright plaid laces. Blass to minister to the sick and ttose in prisons. 6 to 8, 8H to 12. Teens’ A mother and daughter banquet ■The Salvation Army program of and women’s sizes, too. Im - for all women of North Methodist emergency relief, the speaker con WAY 1.99 poried goods. • =1 Church w ill be held May 17 at cluded, works for human better WaCOUNT CKNTBRt 6:30 p.m. at the church. Mothers, ment, together with state, city and daughters, neices, aunts and private agencies. grandmothers are invited. A fter the dinner there will be a presentation of singing, dancing and acrobatic dancing. Mass, H^ly Hour Mrs. Manuel Margarido and Mrs. WOMEN'S CAREFREE SANDAL Charles Phillips are co-chairmen Listed by Ladies WHY for the program. A favorite for beach, streat, Reservations must be in by The/Ladies of St. James wdll backyard. T-etrap styling, Tuesday and may be made with hold--^tts annual Miass for living Mrs. W alter Schober, Mrs. John imbers Sunday at 8 a.m. at the full-length comfort cushion Wilks, Mrs. Clifford Sault or Mrs. SETTLE burch. Members are requested to ing. Tan or white. Biles 4 to Tom Morley. - meet in the lower church at 7:46 10. a.m. 1.27 Alcohol Kills 12 There will be a holy hour for religious, vocations at 7:30 p.m. FOR NEW YORK (AP)—W.obd alco Suntoy at the choirch, and refresh hol poisoning has killed 12 men— ments will be served afterwards most of them Bowery derelicts— in the school cafeteria.. and the death toll in the city in the past week may be 17. BRITISH PATROL HAITI WOMEN'S TERRY CLOTH The bodies of'five suspected vic HAMILTON, Bermuda (AP) — LESS! tims are in the Bellevue Hospital Two British war.ships, the frigate HOUSE SLIPPER morgue if f Manhattan awaiting Londonderry and the destroyer autopsie^;' Cavalier, took up patrol off Haiti So easy on your feet! Twin Ten .--Wood alcohol deaths were Tuesday for the evacuation of side-gores for perfect fit, certified by autopsies at Bellevue Britons in an emergency. sponge-crepe sole. Complete Tji^sday. These were in addition Another Royal Navy destroyer, MOTOROLA ly washable. Multi-colored to’ two previous deaths at Cumber Caprice, is expected here today stripes with gay pompons. land Hospital In Brooklyn. A score to refuel and join the British pa Sizes 4 to 10. of suspected victims are under trols against Cuban exiles using 1.27 treatment and tests. Bahamas bases for raids on Cuba.
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The rally will be By SAM DAWSON ready realized relaxation in depre The Republican Town Commit Town directors vrill call a spe-^Alexander Jarvis agreeing to turn gin at l-^jn. cial Informal meeting soon at over the Qlcott St. parklet to the NEW YORK (AP)—Just how ciation allowance rules for tax Chmet speaker fo r the event w ill 11 Eites, head of Manchester H ig h School tee" met last night to get prepara purposes, improves the profit out town without olrarge. firm a foundation underlies the be mae Karen Dexter, whp will tion under way for forthcoming which they will discuss rules for look for business. This in turn ,liah ^Pu^inent, added to her laun^a laat night when she ira- He suggested the Item' be put current business pickup should be serve as vice president at the atoessing for Installation of water on the next agenda. much clearer before May Is over. whets the appetite of labor for a MOTHERS m ved the Chamber of Commerce’s annual “M” award at the town and city electione in Oc mains and rules and regulations bigger share of the larger rebmiis. state Pilgrim Fellowriilp n ext The general managw also re Two of the big'gest tincertainties year. | ^ a n ^ r ’^ 2nd annual dinner at Piano’s Restaurant, Bolton, tober and December of this' year. today are labor relations in the And in the case of steel th^rraent then 200 attended the etontA ______for water department operations. ported on the status of the archi The youth group will have sup Town Chairman Thomas Car- tects for the three proposed school steel industry and the chances fqr selective price rises glvqs wbor an m presenting the award, Fred- ruthers announced the appoint While the rules have been before added tsdking pointy ' per w^ith the spring conference of DAY GIFT erick O. Naasin, past preaidant pt for the benefit of mankind in them for about half a year, they projects. He said the board of tax cuts this year. Both Influence ment ol three committees to di the Tolland Association, an organ the Chamber, mentioned that Miaa peaceful purpoeea, to maintain have not,had time to consider them education plans to finish educa.- much of the recent gains in manu Many other industries will be isation of the seven Oongrega- rect GOP activities in the Rock- facturers' new orders and Indus watching arfy rSbjpenlng of labor Botes was chosen on Um baeia at leadership in a free weetem worid, thoroughly, they said, calling the tiOnal specifications for tlonal Churches in the southern ville-Vernon area. the Keeney St. and Highland Park trial production. Both could be out contracts tl>6 Steelworkers SPECIALS! har 88 years of service to the Man- end as a deterrent tb foreign foes. Appointed to a nominating com meeting. part of Tolland County, which will additions soon, and suggested that of the guessing stage at lesist and and especially what form any new cheater educational system, and Positive benefits now being mittee— which will function for The directors' next month will into the open beforS the month’s demands by the union may take. be meeting concurrently with the for her devoted and unselfish serv reallaed, the NASA imokesman consider plana, and cost estimates It prepare them soon for the youth rally. both city and town—w ere.A n Robertson addition. end, even if neither is resolved till Steel contracts have set patterns ice to the community. mentioned, are im|»oved commu thony Sadlack, chairman, George for altering the basement of the late in the summer. in' the past. This is the third time that the nications and weather forecasts, Wilson, Margery Risley, Gene Hall of Records. They referred the The threat Of a strike is boosting And steel price rises have been Maivcheeter educator has been hon through the use of satellites. He propo-sal to General Manager Rich Kautz. John Daigle, Luther Tr&u- ard Martin to gather the estimates steel orders, sind, to that e^ent, followed by some increases in oth Nmr S* Urn MmS| ored in the past six months. Last said that In seeking more scientif ip ton, ,and Florence Borg. Two Boys Caught knowledge, many side rewards and plans. putting the industrial picture out er lines. Steel isn’t the only indus Ml fM M —SeS BONUS COUPONS Decemtoer she was chosen as one They will nominate Republican of focus. The issues involved be try that feels price rigidity has of ten finalUta in Look M ar have been realized la apace re In other actions the directors: Stealing at Stand tween the United Steelworkers Un search end gave for ah eocunple candidate for all town posts, and 1. Amended the agreement of pinched its profits. line’s "National Teacher of the for aldermen and mayor for the ion and management—once they And if prices rise, and If taxes Tear” program, co-oponsored . by Hydrazene fuel, from which has Manchester Local 991, Federal, take form—could influence much evolved a drug for aireeting tuber- city. Only some of the aldermen State and County Employes, AFX- Two teen-age Manchester boy* are cut, profits will go higher., the Counetl of Chief State Officers will be elected this year; some of of the labor-management pattern And so perhaps will labor’s wage culosls and another for aWng the CIO. to include arbitration as a last night were charged with and the U.8. Office of Education. the aldermen’s terms are stag in many other Industries for the and fringe bmefit. demands. Personal and professional trib mentally HI. Ceramic cooking uten- grievance procedure, replacing me breaking and entering with orlmi- rest of the year. Some fear 1963 This month should see some stls were, he added, a result of a gered. diation. The Connecticut A.ssocia- WORTH ^4 utes were paid to Miss Estes In Named to . the rules committee nal Intent after police found them will see a basic showdown on such idea of what the Steelworkers will "Spin Off,” or side benefits found tlon of Arbitration will serve as Itoxh at a testimonial dinner in wert John Daigle, chairman, breaking into the Line St. refresh issues as job security and auto want and their chance of getting hw honor at Flano’s. when experimenting with materi arbitrator of serious disputes. als to stand the Intense heat on Thomas Jones and Arthur Charlc- They tabled action on a mem ment stand on the Manchester mation. it without a strike—and of the llke- Bom in Nanking, China, Miss The promise of tax cuts is influ llhood«of such demands spreading efcwewMIawwwlw re-entry Into the atmosphere from bois. bership maintenance proposal. Country Club course. Estes came to the United States John P. Wright, 17, of 57 Foo encing much consumer and busi to other industries. IN COLD CASH! outer space. A permanent publicity commit 2. Aske.d Martin to organize a e wNl Ae* In at the age six months, when ness planning. But until the tax It also could bring a clearer pic at tee will be chaired by Thomas ter St., and John E. Heinzmann, A eMlalveaBtfMeW her facntly settled in Maine. She Oh exhibition at the hall was the preliminary study which will lead 18, of 86 Birch St., were charged pattern takes clearer shape before ture of what Congress will do tmUmeA V efUin fa g4 al ROO, the free worid’a first liquid Jones, who will serve with Ar to hiring consulting engineers, for Im Hm heM price. Gny fh« went to elementary school in after police found Wright in the congressional committee, it is still about taxes. aGfafeetehle lot eeiL hydrogen rocket engine which thur Callahan, Jeanette Coffin. proposed relief trunk sanitary guesswork, especially as to the And then business should know (Maine, received a BA., degree in Ralph Gib.son and Carolyn Brad ninth hole stand and Heinzmann ^wrrf, rwfeecaR yM asM 1024 from Wheaton College, Nor powers the upper stages of the ley. sewers from Manchester Green to timing of any cuts. how much of today’s business as svaAaw. Tiap i m d “ Saturn and Centaur vehicles, de Center Springs, along Center St. near a car,* which contained six ton, Mass., snd a master’s degree cartons of empty soda bottlee on And to a degree the two prob pickup is for real and how much #wvffvs WOT. veloped for NASA by the Florida and to the sewage treatment plant lems are Interacting on each oth is. for hedging or other guesswork. In eduestlon from Harvard Uni- the rear seat floor. Both youths verslty six years later. In 1927 Research and Space Development on Olcott St. er. Center of Pratt and Whitney, dlvi- posted $500 bonds while awaiting ...... She om e to Manchester and since Board Approves The general manager said the The rush of steel ordering which sion<‘' o f United A ircra ft Corp., sewers are .seriously overloaded presentation In (Circuit Court 12 gives industrial producfion a Elks Setback then nai been with the Manches West Palm Beach. It wae loaned May 20. ter school system. Of Teen Center and were built 40 or 50 years ago. healthy glow just now has boosted *"He]aaoa is the registered TM by United Aircraft Corn., East They are in need of work, he said. Patrolman Curtis L. Wilaon, who the prospects of higher corporate state Shoe, 3,302; North Ends, of the Heberiete Patent Corp." *^efore the end of this decade H artford. M ixed em otions ore reflected In the fa ce o f Miss Helen Eiittes as ehe ”M” award from made the arrest, was on cruiser 3,293; Peterson’s, 3,254; Patten’s, , , f 3. Closed out the Mary Cheney patrol at about 9:45 lost night, profits and individual incomes. To the U.S. will make a landing on Highlights of what the Man Frederick Nassiff. (Herald photo by Ofiara). The board of directors voted Library addition and alteration that extent it has esused the talk 3,239; Woody’s, 3,207; Schendel’s, the moon" said Edward U. O’Don last night to allow the Manches driving east on Line St. He saw 3,139; Walnuts, 3,096; Four Up Chester Chamber of Commerce has account and pro-rated the balance, a parked car with two people in of a possible recession which earli nell, sm all ibuaineas ai(ivlsor and done in the past year were cov ter Teen Center to continue oper- minus $1,500 saved for planting er lay behind much of the push for sets, 2,913; Four Dunces, 2,887; Industry officer of the National it near the refreshment stand. Four Diamonds, 2,782. i i ) s d d o n ered la a speech by Nassiff, the ating next fall in the old technical work, as follows: $2,811.30 to the He drove on down the road, turned tax cutting. Aeronautics and Spax« Adminis pstft president. He mentioned that Public Records High single, Patten's, 121; sec school on school .St., pending ap- around, returned to the parked At the same time the better, DRUG COMPANY tration, main speaker. Hla theme the chamber h u vigorously fought profit and income outlook has giv ond Patten’s, 110. 901 Main St.—Ml 8-6821 was "The Space Story.” car and found Heinzmann standing £d^ the relocatlon-of Rt. 6, had ac Quitclaim Deed The school board wants the Asked Martin to schedule an in front of the vehicle with the Pursuing Ms talk on moon land- tively worked toward the develop- John L. Walker and Samuel higs, the NASA spokesman gave building remodeled for administra- appraisal of sewer department hood up. The youth told Curtis m eiit at the Central Business Dis Walker to William A. Walker, live offices. property from W. Middle Tpke. to he had an overheated radiator a detailed account of the Apollo trict through the removal of park property 101 Clinton SI. The teen center has been in op- Glvott St., before they act on a re- spacecraft, planned for the moon and the car had stalled. He said ing meters, the establishment of Bond for Deed eration since the fall. que.st from the Hartford Electric his friend had walked down the trip. After an unmanned Apollo a-special tsuclng. district, providing C. R. Burr Co. to Louis J. Mi- General Manager Richard Mar- Light Co. for a right of way. U D IC O C A N is sent on an exploratory flight, road 'to look for a car to giva RUMMAGE SALE off street parking, surveys and lewski, property on Oakland St. tin said the program has been suc-^ 5. Accepted a qultclairn deed them a push. O’Donnell said the next step w^dd the utillzatton- of urban renewal. and Mill St.—* cessful and membership continues; from Clara A. CHe for about O P IN C R At be to send three men in an Apollo Wilson then spotted the south He also said the chamber had Release of Lien 'to increase. He suggested* that It 173.4 square feet of land at the door of the refreshment stand Zion Lutheran Parish House SUARANTBBD for the actual moon landing. The U.S. Government against Jo be continued. southeast corner of Lydall and KNIFI master capsule has an. Individual been in contact with more than partly open and discovered Wright COOPER and HlOH STREETS seph Arckivy. Parker Sts. inside. The screws on the lock eap^e attached to,. It called a 140 oonunercial and industrial firm s In an attem pt to bttog Building Permits NOT BUZZING The land is needed for a side hasp had been taken out with a iH A R P lN lR LEM. This, he said, would contain To Donald F.““Hari’l'.son, to ' de “ BUMBLE "BEE; ■ Ari>:. TAPV —• walk on ~ one Sde o f' the' ^property* Thursday, May 9 — 9:30 A,M. two men, with the third remain new business and industrial gerew'dftver. With the... help at firms to this town, had played a molish a garage and to build a Mayor Charley Penn has just re- and the woman will receive $125, Patrolman Lester Silver Jr., who Sponsored By Manchester Unit of the ing in the Apollo. About 160 miles garage at 15 Griswold St., $1,800. lea.sed the annual report on the | half the price of the .sidewalk from the earth, the LEM would vital role in the establishment of was summoned to the scene to Valparaiso University Guild ' 1 3 . 8 8 the Teen Center and Senior Ctt- To Walter . S. Pasternack, for town of Bumble Bee, which h e ' assessment, from the town, help in the investigation, both WORK be detached from the master cap addition to a dwelling at 191 and his wife Helen bought after i 6. Released to Howard F. and 'Opant any standard eon sule and go into Independent orbit inen’s Center at the former tech policemen foimd the soda cArtons MANY CHOICE ITEMS! nical school, qnd had worked cloec' Woodland St., J500. it was bypassed by Black Canyon Bessie L. Andrews a part of an in the oar and then brought the & shorpans knives to d for the moon landing, where it CLOTHES ly with tile United Fund In the To Salvatore Juliano, for a tool Highway. - easement owmed by the town youths to police headquarters factory keen edge! Cut 1s planned one man will explore shed at 190 New Bolton Rd„ 3350. Penn, who retired from Eastern across Lot 130 on Hartford Rd. These are the famous top for 24 to 86 hours. initiaitlon of the firat United Fund where they were charged with the businesses to spend full-time tend The couple want to build a home break. quality Dickies made of ting unit ramovet for easy For the return to earth, ©’Don Drive in Manchester. eloaningl Magnetic lifter ALL THIS FROM ing to‘ the affairs of his town, on the site, said Atty. Leon Pod- combed 2 x 2 long staple nell said, the men would seek the The chamber endorsed and SMUGGLED WORMS makes this .statement of Bumble rove, and will allow the town to safely lifts & holds cans! master capsule, dock alongside, HARPISTS’ SEMINAR cotton. You know they're the worked for the establishment of ROME (AP) — Italy, Europe’s Bee’s progress: use the land for storage of con ADSTERDAM (AP) — An Inter Cana lock on...won't and enter the .Apollo, which would the Community Junior College, largest producer of natural silk, New Industries-none. struction materials and supplies. NOW AGOEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR best Available to be uncon then oast off the LEM and return national seminar for young harp tpitll Chrome & enamel worked closely with the Con has been raising silkworms since Inactive gold mines—two. Martin reported that wldeniivg ists and student harpists will be ditionally guaranteed. to earth. finlih! necticut PTA convention which at the 15th Century. Legend has it Inactive goldmines activated — of Bldridge St., which Sherwood held at Bentveld, near Haarlem, Space exploration, the speaker tracted more than 1,000 people to that the first worms were brought none. added, is carried on in the U.8 Bowers had asked the directors July 11-20, under the direction of GLEN HAVEN BOYS’ CAMP . WB CAN PIT YOUl this town, carried out an active re here by two monks who smuggled Population increase -one, a bur to consider, is not feasible. In MarCel Grandjany of New York, tail promotion calendar during the them out of ancient China hidden ro named John Fitzgerald Kenne another report, he said he has Maria Korchinska of London and 5th CONSECUTIVE SEASON P aiits...... $4.39 year, and played an Important in a hollow bamboo cane. dy. 1 received a ,, quitclaim deed from Phia Berghout of Amsterdam. Matching Shirt ...... $3.39 part la bringing two new indus tries to Manchester last year, Nas JUNE 24 THROUGH AUGUST 23 IN POPULAR OOUORB siff added. THE IDEAL SIFT In concluding, the past president FOR paid tribute to Robert Brock, ex ecutive vice iHasident of the cham \”Fun For Your Son In The Sun" REGAL MOTHER’S DAY... ber, and to the members of the UNDER EXPERT SUPERVISION office staff. MEN'S SHOP Music for the dinner was pro "New activities will be added this: summer to go along 90S M AIN STREET vided by Tiny Quinn and his or with a .well diversified program. 648-2478 chestra. The Rev. Edward J. Rear iTn II don, pastor of St. James’ .Church, Horseback Riding — RUIery — Physlcial Fitness Exercises — gave the invocation and 'benedic Arts and Crafts to Include Pottery, Jewelry, Leathercrafts, ete. •Slicei F ^ t and Vegeiablat tion. A erAar guard from the 1117th US. Army Garrison, Re^ GEORGE MITCHELL, Camp Director serve, Htutford, presented the Edward U. O’DonneU, NASA spokesman, tells Ills audience about MARLOW'S SAYS colors. ■tflie U. S. apace program. (Herald photo by Ofiara), I B.S. 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MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, MAl^CHESTBK, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1968 ;, PAGE SEVENTEEN >A ■ li . . -.-.7 -V M S BI0 R1BEN MANCHESTER EVENp^G HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONM^ WEDNESDAY, M ^Y 8, 1968 IIANCHB8TEE EVENING H ERA^). MANCHESTER, CONN., WED^fESDAX. MAY 8. 1968 \ PAGE NINETEEN ", Bunched Board Mississippians Ne^oies in Jersey fringe. An older Negko boy joined ttnental solely because he is a Ne- after learning that major airlines LessnerNapiedtoF-W Board In a eoftten game. Negro to Accept bad agreed to bar racial discrim WANTED! One Negro child, Dlceaus Breakihroii^ in Birmingham Green, 38, said he would accept ination in hiring flight crews. , Tabl^ Tables ClaijDT. School Bias Toombe,’’ laid, “We were i^ red FREE DELIVERY Gmui, Lat« ModM ^rline Pilot Job. (Jontinental'a Job "If Mr. Taylor Green 'moved to Denver from In^tdrmy Annual Meeting a t e JFK for by the teachet but the children (T. Rayber Taylor of Denver, Lansing, Mich., Spnday with his Town dlrectois last night tabled were very friendly." Held Key Step Toward Bights 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. (Oonttnii^ from Page On. -DENVER (AP) — Marion D. Green's attorney) and I Judge that Wife, Eleanor, and their six chil the tables. Mrs. PjniUp Ball, who Is white we have here a bona fide offer of dren. He began work April 29 ap a They wont to see how the pro Ole Miss Riot and has two children in Cleveland Green says he is delighted to be (AP)—Stoekbold-yvtfapiMat of coRcnte Mock-mak USED ^ R S beirt of my knowledge this b not (OoBtfaraed frem Page Oae) - patrolmen stand, talking, beside employment $9,478-a-year pilo; for the U.S. ARTHUR DRUG posal sits with Mayor Francis Ma trui.’’ , school, said she was deliefhted offered a job that would make ers pc .the Fklriianks Whitney Cor Ing equipment. It was noted that 'some police cars. They were or him the first Negro pilot -for a Green left the Air Force in 1957 Bureau of Reclamation. honey. poration have favored reorganis much o f Pratt A Whitney’s own (Oonttnned from Page On* TOP P jU e iS PAID with the way the. white children ter of the disturbances In Bir- The tables In question are three Inwiesa said Mra. Thweatt acted. dered into Birmingham Tuesday. United States airline. ing the company’s hoard of dl- machine tool making macMiiery 'is iningham in. the past few days, They are near enough to the new ones which the town is think threw herself on the floor In the Virginia Wilson, a leader of the "These children," he eays, "ran The offer was made the by Con 're ^ rs . obs(riets and A r^Iacement pro otlng foUowed enrollment Of Baptist church to hear the Ne tinental Airlines, two weeks after ing of buying for the Municipal ’The annual meeting here y ^ e r - gram ia being planned. school and atarted to scream. He integration, movement, comment after the policeman eo that he Building hearing room. General James H. Meredith, a Negro. In Carter ed "Kids, amazingly enough, groes chanting— the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that day waa described as the storm ■aW he was not present when the would arrest them. B u t he "Something’s got a-hold of me." Manager Richard Martin says they the university last fall. CHEVROUT CO., mc. have been very h e lp ^ to our wouldn't arrest them no matter states can forbid discriminatory iest ever seen in Hartford in many CLOTHES PIN-DOWNS incident occurred but rushed un hiring by interstate carriers. The will coet 3400. years. The report, a committee-Mto i m Mala St.. manelMater children." , how hard they ran." ^ Mayor Mahoney was not avail UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (AP) when he heard her. Cleveland BHementary has an court upheld Green’s contention Five new directors were elected —A few simple tlpe on how to ment said, “ demonstrates that the The Birmingham Jails already able for an opinion,. because he sole reason the rioting was per No one waa near her, he said, enrollment of 487 white youngsters that he was denied a job by Con- by stockholders to the nine-man chedc for quality and workman and a policeman there said no one arc filled to capacity. More than was Joining Manchester Chamber mitted to conOhJW toT n*®” and 2 Nenroes, Lincoln Elemen 2,400 Negroes have been arrested Open Forum of Commerce officials at the head board. 'Die stockholders also ap ship when buying clothee are list had touched her. proved a management proposal to eight hours was that the entire tary, whicn the Negro group has in the past few days. table at Flanb's in'Bolton, for their ed by the Home Economics De "I told her to got up and stop been boycotUng since Feb. 26, has write off Fairbanks’ 128 million partment of Pennsylvania State operation eeas a tragedy of fe d e ^ King goes to two other church Reminder RANGE annual dihner. blund;Mrhig, dlsorganlsaUon and to- ■®5.*^*” **** and leave the premises, a student body of 49 Negroes and deficit by using capital surplus to University as ft^ows: which she did. At no time did any es. 'Iliey, too, are packed to the To the Editor, .\M> The tables would replace two tal dlsrepud for human safety 8 whites. r o o t. There is more singing and ta^lcis at which the directors pres restate the company's finances. Stripes and plaids should run true one touch her.’’ Once again it is my pleasure to President George' A. Strtchman and human life." ' , New Jersey law prohibits racial more exhorting. remind the citizens of Manchester FUEL OIL ently sit for meetings — tables and match at the seams; the nap ■The number of Negro children segregation. Englewood • city offi reported that the kMs trS^ con It quoted Deputy U.S. Atty. Gen. T Jtu n A o k Sk The streets of Birmingham are and vicinity that the American which Republican Director Harold of pile fabric must go in the same Nlcholaa Katzenbach, in cha^® ** entering (Cleveland today was cials and the school board say Home Improvement A. mrklngton said 'wrere installed tinued in the first quarter w 1963 direction on each p u t of the gar- more than double the 14 who at supremely quiet. It is not much of Red Cross Blood-mo-bile will be at GASOLINE when there was a deficit $849,- Oxford, as teUlng Highway Patrol the racial imbalance exists be to accommodate “sevm selectmen, a t ■ment; stitching shoidd not be tended claasee there Tuesday with cause of the state's neighborhood a nlght-lUe city, anyway, and it The Salvation Army Youth Cen 000 in sales of $38,865,000. He said Executive Qwln Cole, "We are sor out registering. looks little different now than on ter on Thursday, May 16 from not nine directors." puckered or lo o ^ and threads ry, somebody Jumped the gun (in CANDY school policy and that it is not Since the mayor was abeent, the comparable figures for 1962 were should be fastehM at the point Principal Thorllef Henriksen intentional segregation. any night. There are no clusters 10:45 a.m. to 6:M p.fta. BANTLY OIL not available because of the ac firing the te u gas).’’ of men on the street corners—as questiem was 1 ^ that the general where stttchhig ends. had denied the children admission I am sure that every responsible COMl'.WV, I\C. manager will report at the next counting changes made. Tuesdayt but when they sat on the there were in the first few nights person will readily endorse this tim e!” meeting, after asking Mayor Ma- The five new directors are Dkvld school steps, he ordered a back in Oxford after Meredith entered Important project. KITCHEN the university—and no signs pf hemey's opinion. I. MargoUs, Richard H. Oriebel, door opened and the Negro chil Truman 79 Today; Major E. Walter Lamie MAKERS OF FINE OANDXEJS Democratic Director Richard David C. Scott and Strickman, aR dren filed In with the regular tensions as there were at Little The Salvation Army >iitduii ii-i.-j!),-) There’s one thing about owning your home, you never seem Woodhouse sugg^ested instead that new officers of Fairbanks; and students. To Greet Bapti§ts Rock. 661 Main 6t. The lobby of the Gaaon Motel, lu/ckvillc T|{ .■).;;271 ,a small microphone arystam be George C. LeSsner of ManchCirter, For A Good Buy In A FamouM for Old Eight of the Negro children, to run out of things to be done. How many of these repair or bought to save money. who dropped a proxy fight against where King is staying, is quiet Fathiorted Goodne$$ who are enrolled in the almost (^ntlnued from Page One) except for the Incessant buzzing improvement proj'ects are on your list? Remember, the quicker the company earlier, tfaia year af all-Negro Lincoln Elementary AUTHORIZED JAM SESSIONS ter the managepieht change. of the telephone switchboard and School, had entered classes Mon of Missouri and Frank B. Morri you get started the sooner you and your family will enjoy the benefits. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) uStridhman alio said the com STORES TO SERVE YOUl the operator saying, again and FUR STOLE ' % day. They got Ihto the school son of Nebraska; Avraham Har again, "Dr. King is not in." —A newly formed Jazz club here pany is oqatlnuing its salt water BEE' through a side door while their All it takes is a low Cost CBT Home Improvement Loan. Come in and is providing the only regular jam conver^l^ program with the gov- man, Israel’s ambassador to the The only evidence of anything MANCHESTER , parents were talking to the prin talk it over. seskons to take place in this etvmiSnt a t Israel but on a cur cipal. United States; Sen. Wayne Morse, amiss is in front of another hotel SHOPPING P A R K ^ where a group of state highway communist country. tailed basis. He said the company SIBERIAN FUR SHOP The integration group previous D-Ore.; Lawrence W. Wetherby, The - endeavor has the blessing has spent "well over $2.6 million’’ "THE HCME o f q u a l i t y FURS” ly had tried without success to of the re^me, which says thp club on the project and it 'Will be sev ROUTE 6, BI^LTON former governor of Kentucky; lU MAIN STREET register the children at all three and Charles Murphy, undersecre will "help stop the spread of eral months before resifitp can be of the schools that have predomi chaep hits popularized by per judged. OPEN EVERt SUN. tary of agriculture. THIS FRIDAY nantly white enrollments. Truman was laid up a while last sonalities whose plaCe is among It also disclosed that Pratt A The Board of Education said World’s Largest • IV/V unripe amateurs." Whitney has abandoned Its de- January after a hernia operation, SPRINGTIME Henrioksen had permitted the but since his recovery he's ^ e n children to enter "to avoid the in Termite Control — busier than ever. possibility of an incident in which He drives five blocks from his S^mMiIh EieliMili some child might be injured.'* home to his office In the Truman SPECIALS call... k Tireltn ’ The father of a white student Library at neighboring Independ ON WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY...KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS came to the school and said he ence dally. He used to walk. At wanted to remove his child be his office, he still handles a vol ALUMINUM R Costs Less to Control Termitos than to Ignore Them! cause classes were being disrupt uminous correspondence, receives ed. He left without the child after • D O O RS it costs you nothing to find out If hiddsn tsmr.ltss (so-called "fiying "l:x::sze:r,is. guests, and sometimes surprises ants") are destroying your house foundatione, woodwork, etc. - a discussion with Henricksen. visitors by conducting them on a • W IN D O W S The Negro children were em- tour of the library. FHONE or WRITE now for completa FREE inapaction by a trained slgned to their proper grades by • A W N IN G S axpert Over 485,000' homes serviced. Our work is QUARAftTEED by FamUy Night Program at South Methodist Church Saturday is Just like any other (1) Bruca-Tarmlnix, (2) E. L Bruca Co. Thii Guarantee la INSURED by Roof need lepairi? IburownswinninnBpool Henricksen, who said, "There’s no day, and Truman often works in • C A N O P IE S American Empioyer'a Insurance Co; — other way, there’s nothing else to his office oh Sundays, too. Thousands of home owners have Calvin Hewey of 337 W. Mid-'Oof 449 Gardner St., playing the^R oto^ Jr. and Janet, will conduct do.’’ Free Estlniatos e E-Z Terms The longer you put it off the found a better way to aijoy daughter. Mrs. Martin Kelderllng The girls in the office work only NEW LOW COST PROTECTION AGAINST TERMITES die TY>ke., playkig the father, em- a ftunlly worship service. Both Henricksen and the Board five days a week but I work sev more damage and deterioration pihlzes hla oplnlona of his daugh- of 19 Buckingham St. is cast as, . .. for infosUd and non-!nfaittd houses — old homss, new homts and Sundays than to buck the heavy Baked ham, rolls, butter and of Education said, however, that en,” he says. houses under construction. Ask us for details about pur $5,000 damage your home will suffer. If your 4er’« boy friends to Avte Swallow, the mother. All will participate ih beveragee will be prided by the the Negro children were allowed traflic. 'They relax in the sun in .One of the bigger jobs he has guaranteed protection on qualified bulldlnge and contents — only small roof needs repairs it should be "Our Kind," a play reading-. The church. Each family is ren^ded only as visitors and not as class tackled recently is a series of -26 BILLTUHSKY annual aost. EXPERT REPAIR OF TERMITE DAMACE. Descriptive folder on request. ttieir own backyard resort area. entertainment will be ^yen Satur to bring a aalad, hot dish or des members. N um ber 1 on you r Hst. A t the half-hour television shows to por A swimming pool can be a t u X ' day at a Family N i^t prograpi sert, and Indl'vidual table settings. During the lunch period, about tray the major events of his near M9-9095 ■RUCE-TERMOUX CO. OF NEW ENGLAND same time check out the diimney, at South Methodisf Church, be Sitters wiH be provided for pre- 30 white children played with the aoi New Firk Ave., Met iSrffofd lO, Bonn. - phone 233-987B prisingly good investment. Wonderful g ifli worthy of her < ly eight years as president. He flashing, and guttans. A ginning with a potluck at 6 in nursery and nursery school chil MOIHIRV DAY Negro children on the elides and will appear in each. IL N. tojlenil Isaiber Co., Aatfeerfied Local Nepfesentitlves - phone MS.-MOl PLANT Cooper Hall, dren in Susannah Weeiley Heill af Other, niembers of the play are ter Bupiper. There wUl be recrea IS SUNDAY, Martin Kelderllng, Edward Keld- tion for elementary school chil odch specially priced# May 9-I0-II ^llng, Lilnda Kelderllng and Ste dren in another room at the M A Y 12... v e n Morrison. M^s Marjorie Wil church. (Herald photo 1^ Ofiara.) liams, director of religious educa m i s tion, will direct the play. Tbe s e e d s Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, pastor, Veteran Actors Z'' \ y will lead a discussion after the presentation. You Never Miss A Good Thing — Till It’s Gone! The Rev. Ray C. Hollis Jr., as Lead ‘Dog Suit’ sociate ixastor, will lead group singing. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Two charter members of Man Knight and their children, Susan, chester Community Players lead the cast of "The Man In the Dog 829 M A IN ST. MANCHESTER Suit.” The three act eomedy will PARIS CURTAIN SHOP f h ' be presented Friday and Satmrday Take a look at your lot at 8:30 p.m. at Whlton Auditoritun (Your neighbors do) JointheS.P.C.A. with William Luettgens and Gloria DellaFera playing leading roles. Maybe this is die year to add Join the society for the preven Proceeds vrill benefit the Manches tion of cruelty to automobiles. ter area division of the American FIXTURES dibm finishing touches that will I K B £ Cancer Society. nuke your home a showplace. Your car is one of your most The drama group, now in its Whether you need complete expensive possessions. It will run TAGGED for CLEARANCE 32nd year, is one of the oldest little theater groups in New Eng landscaping, a decorative patio, better, trade higher arid last FOR SA LE longer if you provide a garage or ‘63 MERC. $2495 *59 CHEV. $1495 land. They have g;iven many bene or new hard-«urfeoed walks and Impala 4-door hardtop. Com fit performances for worthy chari driveway, vriiy not get it done carport and keep ft safe from the Monterey 3-door. White with ties. Uue interior. Radio, heater, pletely equipped. this year with a low cost Home weather. standard transmlaUonT Other members of the cast of "The Man In the Dog Suit” are Improvement Loan. '58 MERC. $895 Nancy Russell, Gerard Bourret, '59 VOLKS-W . $1095 Montclair 2-do<»‘ hardtop. Ra Kenneth Wheldon, Ruthanne Mil Blue with -sunroof. Radio, dio, heater, power steering, ler, Edwin Culver, Ricky" Gentil- heater. power brakes, Mercomatic. core, Trudi Reckn^el and Harry One owner. Jenkins. Vincent Lamo la directing /62WILLYS $2095 the play. A '59 PLYM. $1095 Roger Negro heads a production, Jeep OJ-6. Full canvas top, Fiiry 2-do6r hardtop. Full 4-v^eel drive. Lots of extras. committee. He will be assisted by power. Guy Tangerone, Dorothy McCann, Arlene Culver, Dave Brady, Chris '62 CHEVY-2 $1745 '60 OLDS. $1595 Gaudet, Marie Mimson, Donna 4-door sedan. Radio, heater, "88” 4-door. Radio, heater, Recknagel and Otis McCann. Jean standard transmission. Clean, Hydramatic, p ow ^ steering, Allen is business manager. with low miieaga power brakes. Jeanette Eich and Everett Gamble have loaned paintings, • 1 0 0 % Ootton Need more room? '61 CO M ET $1395 '61 CHEV. $1895 done by themselves, for use on the • Cotton wafSe piqDB OPENTHURSFRI.I0 9P.M. - ^ g r e a t s t o r e b id s f a r e w e l l FRI. to 9 P.M. 2-door. Radio, heater, stand Monza 2-door "900". Tan. Ra stage set. There’s nothing that will add • A m d * (iliMwIiiUi s o d fftWnn ard transmission. dio, heater, 4-speed transmis Tickets may be purchased from more value to your home or give i sion. members of the Cancer Society, • Woven gbtlpe cotton sands House need painting? '58 T-BIRD $1595 Community Players, or at the • Solid eoiacs, imilttsoloa^ you more satisfaction than to 2-door hardtop. Blue and door. FIGURED COTTON eliminate congested living con '59 CHEV. $1245 idnii^ diedts, CAPE COD 'There's nothing like a paint job white. Radio, heater, auto 4-door hardtop. Beige and HERE'S THE STORY ditions. WTiether you plan to add matic transmission. Real to give you r hom e a new lease on coral. Radio, heater. Power • W U l deem or ikevskM a new room or f^sh' off an up clean! GUde. DRAW DRAPES life. Or, you may be considering Pin Used by Girl • ShM 18 to 20; to stairs bedroom, chances are the CURTAINS THE EHD of this tigantic GOING OUT aluminum siding which not only Aln^ Fettte and sizee cost will never be lower than it is ,To Scare Off Man Koffla An Aroond beautifies but proyides extra iri- right now . OF BUSINESS SALE and Great Price Pan sulqtion. Every real .estate man A Manchester girl was accosfed Req. $6.99 MORIARTY last night by a man as she walked DACRON*-GOTFON agrees that a good looking ex along Summer St., near Cooper St., $ 1 4 7 ic is in sight Qnly a limited time remains. terior always adds niany d^ars but she chased him away. SLSEVBUESS G U B S K Reg. $2.99 68" Long, Draws to the market value of a hortiB. Police said the incident occi^red S H I R T . 4 . | ^ To Cover 48” Windows BROTHERS about 9:30. The girl reported that The prices now being offered are ridicu- 301 CENTER STREET ~ 643-5135 she was walking west on ^mmer An Oolora—34", M ", N ” Buy with Confidence from Hartford County’s Oldest St. when she passed a man com Comet — Lincoln Conttnental — Mercury and ing ftom the opposite direction. He Jous. We still have a limited amount of FIBERGLAS ^Wheel Drive WUlys Vehicle Dealer" turned around to follow her and Wash-wear 68XX>MRiipa|f> she walked out Into the middle of aa(er,86X oottocLOverUoaea DACRON DRAW DRAPES the street 't^ie man made an at or taek-in. Ifi— f 80 to 40l merchandise. Our advice is to get here NEW CAR LEASE PLANS AVAH.ABLE ON tempt to grab her or her pocket- book but ran away as she took a RUFFLE CURTAINS ALL MAKES AND MODELS long pin out a t her purse and fast You’ll NOT BE sorry. We guarantee pointed it in his direction, jmUoe ^$ 0 * 9 7 Rwg. $7.99 repoijted. R e q . 'n J n you the greatest savings ever witnessed SoUd Colors Go ahead and have fun S" RoMIm An Around ' in this area. 45", 54", 63” .Lengths this summer Heat bills too high ? The small maintenance jobs are PATRICIAN PLASTIC 36"x72" TWINS Three things to consider ... a fine for the do-it-yourselfer. But, $107 new heating system, extra insu when it comes to major projects DRIVEWAYS lation, and storm windows. Now it pays to use the services of a VENETJAH BLINDS WINDOW DUST Rbi 9 mmS Gnaranteed For 5 Year*. White or green and Is the time to prepare for next qualified contractor. A low cost Free E^imates On: — ^ SEAMLESS NYLONS Whlto only. Airorted etzea. Re*. $4,99^ whlto reversibie. _|1,99 . I An c ^ r a $6.99 year. Lower heating bills could home improvement loan from almost pay for the improvements, The Connecticut Bank can help not to mention the extra com AdM rtbedlijfkm m iaeg you get the job, done right and, BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVING WE ALSO HAVE A VERY FINE SELECTION OF CURTAINS IN DACRON NINON, DACRON BATISTE. fort and warmth you ’ll have next £(t the same time, make you a •DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS • GAS STATIONS DACRON ORGANDY, ETC. ALL LENGTHS AND WIDTH$ REDUCED UP TO 50% OFF. W inter. . free man this Sumfner. • BASKETBALL COURTS Siq)erMeaiii]« poiMR iadiiott dliideB. 8I6U. S>t-r«-t-e-Ii...Pirfaetl«i]gtii, OontoBE. gheT 'CHAMNHr...tlO NIONBY DOWM------^11 Work personally Supervise R^ooa to vtm eokcR Bdito Aisrafi nd-TUL AT 0 « liOOO We T. GRAHT CIORI8 CO ABT-IO ^jim THIS GREAT PRICE PANIC ENOS SO O N il-^ WE ARE 100% INSURED Vfx/rr f /tirn/lpx^ THE CONNECTICUT BANK W .T.OFt A N T CO OVBR 1«000 SrO RiS f fUiii I ^ TO SBRVE YOUl AND TRUS'T COMPANY Since I 9 2 Q. CURTMN SHOP „ 15 N. Main. St. 893 Main St. DE M AIO BROTHERS SHOPPING PARKADE MAIN ST. Manchester Parkade ■ — >— • V TBL* M i 3«i7691—W r Cony Jmiiif S^ler , « VERNOll CIRCLE 829 MAIM .ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. MiMBU i>j).i.a — ^ MANCHESTER 4 MANCHESTER VERNON P S r . , ■" / I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1963 PAGE TWENTY-ONE f AGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE^T^R. CONN-WEDNESDAY^ MAY 8, 1963 with the one sweeper added to the longer daily to compensate . fbr Seader Appointed debt celling—and doubtless will. Sweepef* Rent Bid department’s two, can be done by Two Want Dump Sunday qloirings. Philosophers Spring Brings Or it can cut appropriations mid-June. sharply—but Is unlikely to do that. Town Gives Up Land inOE THAT HOE! Tq Charter Unil ALLING Or the Treasury could sell part of Waived by Board General Managed Martin added Closed Sundays the assets the goveniment owns that the one additional sweeper Is S'T. PETERSBURG. Fla. (AP) Says — To Help Staff Yearly Debate as represented by loans and In The board of directojfs last night the only one available for rental Two West Side residents. last —If the same person wgs guilty Leonard E. Seader, 116 Con vestments of various types. It will at the present time, since all For Westhill Addition waived the requireraeht of bids, to night asked the board of directors of several petty thefts reported J a ' stance Dr., was appbihted a mem sell some In any event, but is towns in the area' are sweeping ber of the Charter Revision Com Salk Institute On Debt Limit more likely to Increase their total rent an additional street sweeper. now. ■ to consider having the town dis police over the weekend he'''ap- The waiver was requested by mission last night by the board of rather than whittle Iti posal area closed on Sundays. pwently has a green thumb as By WALTER GRAY Town directors acted last night toward removing a re Deputy Director .of Public Works well as sticky fingers. directors. _ By SAM DAWSON Those who argue that Amer PLENTY TO SAY Joeephi Botticello, 77 Spencer SAN DIBOO, CSsllf. (AP)—The AP Business News Analyst striction on 17 Vis acres of land adjacent to Westhill Housing Chester Langtry, who said the ad AUSTIN. Tex. (AP)—It takes a St., and John Gaudino, 99 Spencer Le Bai'on Jenkitf.s dl.scov'ered A Democrat, he replaces Jerome V i I ' icans shouldn’t worry about a still ditional sweeper he has rented Nathan, also a Democrat, who has Salk liiMtute for Biological NEW YORK (AP)—The Treas larger federal debt, say it should for the Elderly so that the Innd can be used* as the site for lot of talking for two sisters to St., said they are bothered by sea that someone had dug up three Studies is under construction on a costs 820 per hour, and the e,x- catch up on the news when they gulls and tlie odor of refuse on rose bushes^..from his yard; the resigned from the newly organized ury and the Congress are In the be judged in relation to the output 100 additional housing units. pen^ must be kept under 81,000. cliffslde overlooking a stretch of I ^ *fc.. ^ midst of their usual spring dance of goods and services in the na haven’t seen each other for 60 Sundays. They said the dump traf braas bowl-land stand stolen from commission. chalk beach where the blue and That would allow the town to years. fic Ls extremely busy on Weekends. Juanita Terrill may have been An official of the Green Manor over the official limit on the fed tion, known as the Gross National have the rented equipment for on- Construction Co., Seader is ® ‘O*"" emerald waters of the Pacific eral debt. Product. This has grown much ago for u«e a* a park for the "'est-1 Mrs. Nettie May Lopef of Aus Botticello 'siUd he would Hite to just the thing to plant them in; came to reat and roll back out to i ly 49 hours. tin and her long-lost sister. Miss have cookouts In the summer, hut the garden hose taken from mer member and chairman of the With fair regularity Congress faster In recent years than has the hiirrealdenU. Th_e_deed specifies Town Development Commission. sea. raises this celling, usually on a federal debt, big as It Is. The na that It can be used for recreational about six months of planning and I Board members agreed that the Ethel Cummings of New York cannot have them unless the dis^ ;Hmma C. Fowler would keep Situated atop Torrey Pines several months of reviewing pl^ps I added .sweeper will help the town Oty, finally got together thrqugh posal area were closed. Spencer them watered: and to top it all The directors last night accept temporary basis, because the tion is a- lot wealthier even If it’s purposes only. ed the resignation of Democrat Mesa, the Institute will tower Treasury has to borrow more further In hock. However, because of the over before construction. I clean sand from the roads earlier an orphanage in Little Rock, St. is located behind the disposal the theft of a lawnmower from above a nrove of gnarled dwarf whelming number of applicants to He said the authority h a s this year. aiKl it should be retained Ark. 'ITiey had lived there as area. John J; Jones could have been Harry Howroyd from the building money or It can’t pay its bills. Also private debt has been grow r f committee, and tabled action on a pines whloh ollng to the face of a And each time there Is a debate the present 100-unit housing fa epough applications from senior ’ as long as needed. General Man- small children before being adopt Gaudino suggested that the the work of the same would-be . crumbling; yeHowlsh sandstone ing much faster than has the fed cility, the Manchester Housing Au citizens “to fill it twice.” I ager Richard Martin said the job. ed by different families. board vote to have the area open gardener. replacement. over why there should be an offi eral debt. At 8304 billion the fed cliff. cial limit since the Treasury is eral debt compares with a public thority decided soon afterwards The Torrey pinea range down likely to be bumping its head on that it could better use the site ward to a deep ravine where Brown Thompson's Studio and private debt that has crossed for more housing units. At the moment /the temporary the trillion-dollar mark. Private morning sea fog frequently drifts limit is 8306 billion. The federal debt rose 79 per cent from 1946 to Atty.* Hemiart Yules, counsel In to cloak their haunting shapes. Engaged debt Is nearing 8304 billion. The for the authority, told the direc-- The epqt has attracted others, 1980, another 60 per cent from The ei^agement of MLss Bar Treasury expects to borrow siz 1960 to 1966 and 46 per cent-from tors last night that a park is con notably a group of millionaires able sums in the next few months sidered unfeasible also because the who vied with Dr. Jonas Salk for bara A. Farrell of Manchester to 1966 to 1960. Compared with that Richard S. Barth of Coventry is to handle a federal deficit of any the growth of the federal debt activity might disturb the resi It. where up to 812 billion. dents. They offered to pay 83.6 million announced by her parents, Mr. and looks sedate. The directors voted imanimous- for a 60-year lease of the property Mrs. Edward Farrell of 16 Ridge Even the present 8306 billion le But those who preach economy -ly to authorize General Manager and intended to convert It Into an St. gal celling will last only a few say that the federal debt seems Richard Martin, on behalf of the executive «>lf course. A spokes Her fiance la the son of Mr. and weeks longer unless Congress ex set now to take off at a much town, to sell the land back to the man for the group told the San Mrs. Everett Barth, Rt. 81, Cov tends It or raises it. Otherwise the faster pace than in recent years. General Services Administration, a Diego City OouncU "Top pros entry. limit will revert to a figure well And they argue that the annual federal agency. The agency in have said It would make it one Miss Farrell is a 1961 graduate below the current debt and the debate over raising the legal ceil turn will re-sell it to the author- of the finest golf courses In the of Manchester High School and is Treasury, theoretically at least, ing. if it does nothing else, calls world." presently employed at the Social would have to stop paying Us bills, attention to the trend toward The transaction will eliminate Typically, Dr. Salk took no part Security Administration of the and meeting Its payroll—including greater spending and thus may the recreation-use-only restriction, In public discussion of contending Federal Government, WUlimemtic. what congressmen get. put a brake on some of the de Mr. Barth is a 19S9 graduate of The Treasury will be collecting mands . clearing the property for potential proposals for use of the 81-milllon Manchester High School and is a another Instalment of Income tax use as a housing site. plot of land and eventually It was senior at the University of Con es next month, but not enough to The land is located off W. Cen awarded to his sponsor—the Na MIG our Of ommiEso tional Foundation. necticut where he is a forestry ma hold the federal debt within the ter St., south of the 11.82 acres jor. present limits before the year is used for the present housing, and Dr. Salk, who developed the An Aug. 31 wedding at St, over. is part of the area on which the antipolio vaccine 10 years ago, James’ (Jhurch is planned. The theory on which Congres.s Silver Lane Homes, a wartime fed has been quoted as having called acts in setting a limit on the fed eral housing project, was located. the site "Utopia." But In an in-' tervlew he said he hadn't. of character and Individual free eral debt is that this should put a The housing authority will re The. institute will be a 816-mll- dom. psychological brake on spending. JJARTJ^ imburse the town, for J13,500 — llon plant with two deluxe labora How could such a discovery be Bulut Congress soon will be pass ohe-half the fair^ market value— tories where a body of bio controlled? ing the big appropriatiqn bills for plus any other costs involved in chemists will besjn their research Seated in a black swivel chair the fi.scal year starting July 1. the transaction, which will be done Wilson Sam Snead And to pay out the money these not later than July 1964. ;One of behind a neat, modem desk, Dr. will call for, the Treasury must by quitclaim deeds. The town orig Dr. Salk's aides said some of the Salk said in carefully measured inally paid ?27,000 for the tract, Signature scientists will start to work in a words that there is a difference borrow still more than its expect but was reimbursed by thO'federal EVERYTHING ed tax collections will net, espe temporary laboratory at the in between the workings of the cially If Congress also cuts the government for half. R. H. Discontinued stitute within three months. minds of scientists and laymen, Model S8>/]” tax rates. Atty. Yules said the recreation Later on, philosophers, histor such as newsmen. Congress can raise the legal restriction was imposed for a 20- ians of science and others will "Your focus Is prospective, you year period, and the sale and re No Exceptions Reg. 154.00 Join the staff. are looking ahead to discover sale method was the only legal Research at the Institute will what might happen—what might way he could find to lift it. 8 Registered Irons be unhampered by pressure. be news,” he said. "Mine Is Despite the authority's argu There will be no crash projects— perspective—looking at what has ment that after two years of own No Restrictions undertaken .16 lick ' a single, gone before." ing the property the town still con-' - devastating- disease, for instance, "There Is no answer to your sidered a park impractical, the GOES .9 9 cancer, or to develop a particular question at present,” he added. government insisted that lifting thing, such as an atom bomb. "That is why historians and phil WEEK ONLY! ^ O D > ^ E A R the restriction would be "a breach Dr.' Salk at present Is experi osophers will be at the Institute." 89 menting with viruses and predicts G O O D / i ^ E A R of faith,” he said. GENERAL ELECTRIC When the authority announced • Beautifully Matched that It will one day be possible Intentions about a year ago to • Gyro Balanced Heads to control as many as 100 diseases seek the additional units, the gov s Medium Flex with a single, over-all antivirus Miss Anderson ernment objected on the basis that Head Speed Shafts vaccine. . Open Daily 8:30-5:30 a concentration of homes would X "The way to fight cancer Is to Feted at Party give an institutional atmosphere. — ALSO — Immunize man from all viruse.s The present housing unit contains that affect him,” he said. "It may Miss Joan L. Anderson of 20 FREE PARKING 100 apartments. Matching 43" be a shotgun approach but It may Cobum Rd. was recently feted at Thursdays Till 9 After federal officials studied be the only way." a miscellaneous" shower at the On the road to such a dis hom^ of Mrs. Erland R. Johnson, 68 IN FRONT OF the area, however, the govern Reg. 104.00 covery, however. It Is possible ment decided that the new homes Summer St. Forty guests attended> O U R S T O M SPECIALS Phone 649-9523 that the very roots of nature will would be out of sight of the street, 4 Registered Woods be tapped—with far-reaching ef Including some from Hartford, and would not gfive such an ap fects. Cromwell, New London, Worces AT YOUR GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE... pearance. For Instance, scientists probing ter, Mass., and Elizabeth, N. J. At the same time, the authority the biological nature of man could The bride-elect opened her gifts convinced the town directors to re turn up a method of altering per while seated beneath a white and tain all the land. The directors had 62.89 sonality patterns, potentially a silver umbrella filled with pink MAKE EVERY DAY considered selling a part of it, be contribution to the mental and tulips. Her mother presided , at a MOTHER'S DAY 19" ALL CHANNEL cause they felt not all would be Reg. 78.00 spiritual well-being of man. refreshment table. needed. But such a discovery, if It falls Miss Anderson, daughter of Mr. WITH THIS GE The next step in planning the / UHF-VHF 3 Registered Woods Into the laps of evildoers or even and Mrs. Eric S. Anderson, wllj. new units will be to apply for a well-intentioned bunglers, could become the bride of M. Rich DISHWASHER federal grant. The grant would sound the death knell for some of Lambert, son of Lt. and Mrs-. underwrite the entire cost of the the most cherished values of Lambert of Jackson, C^hlo, Junelune e Famous “Daylight Blue Screen” second 100 units, just as another 48.89 Western civilization uniqueness 22, at Emanuel Lutheran Chu: Giant 12 place aetting capacity for whiter, sharper pictures did the first. cT Atty. Yules, answering questions Play These Beautiful Irons • R a ^ rolling caster They Create New Confidence e.New “Hy-Power” chassis with full ppwer For Youf • Pushhntton lid transformer . . . more pull in power). . . powerful fringe reception • Hide-away hose Personal Notices • Up front console sound, wide range dyna- MacGregor • Free Direct Factory' Service For 1 Year I power speaker SB _ In Memoriam • Built-in adjustable, telescoping antenna W lovfrig memory of “ Susie 'Rose Jack Nicklaus Farker, who passed away May 8. 1961. DZ, DS Swing Weight She haa not left a.«? we thought, V Nor haa ahe traveled far. Juat entered (Jod> moat lovely room, 8 Irons ON ROUTE DELIVERIES And left the door ajar. 5.00 Down 2.25 Weekly Daughters*. ' M argaret M. Jones Josephine M. Moyer 84.99 One Year Guarantee On Picture Tub^/ Granddaughter, Lee Smith Swing these Irons to feel the ALL-NEW power and balance. . . 5.00 DOWN DELIVERS Free Parts and Labor For 90 p*6’S 'JCDPJFLEETVAN 148 4 Matching Spring Special Woods 59.99 RANCHES and CAPE CODS G-E HI-SPEED Big 13 Cubkxpoot 23” CONSOLE Painted For ^ ^ .0 0 Other Sets of A U CH AN N EL e . e RANGE PLUS PAINT ... 8 Irons Refrigerator \ UHF-VHF and TRLM e Pushbutton Controls SPECIAL PRICES ON 49.9Y^^ 109.99 • 2-door convenience x • Beautiful wood cabinets LARGER.HOMES with a choice of either — ALSO — • Easy to Clean Hi- • Zero degree freezer holds walnut or mahogany;. Spe^ Calrod Units up to 108 lbs. ALLSTATE PAINTERS SETS O F e Famous Daylight Blue • Automatic defrost ^ Coventry—Tel. 742-7368 e No-Drip Cooktop Screen Hartford—289-6988 MATCHING WOODS • Slide out shelves 1 ’• Powerful Hy Power e Easy Set Oven Timer • Porcelain vegetable tray Chassis We Stock Special e Minute Timer • Built-ii\ Antennae Length Irons and . Butter compartment Woods For The Here's the newest, most eednomioal W i e Porcelain Enameled • Magnetic safety door 1...... 1,000 pound* walk-in delivery van you can buy — Inside and Out l * ( l M . . . .Hurrlcint, 4 Cyl. the sensational new 'Jeep' Fleetvan! . Door storage TALL Or Short Man F-HMd, 72 bp. Parks and maneuvers easily ...even in $10.00 Down Wlliain ...... IlIlKbM heavy traffic. It’s the ideal'vehicle for evsnUlSRttb ....iMlnchn multi-stop delivery use. New safety- • 1 YcHir Ftee Direct '$2J0 Weekly 1.170 cu.a designed front lets the -driver see the Sam Snead IsMrlpr HpIiM iPir road just a short way in front of the $5.00 Down Fottory Service I LMd One...... UW Inebt* bumper. Tbp gas economy, too. These 100 Solf Balls tosglS PI One Year Guarantee On Picture Tube utdSrM . ...•7Mhicb«< ate Just a few of the reasons why the Delivers U.S. Post Office purchased over 6,000 i Free Parts and Labor For 90 Days s Liquid Centers .87 InebM ‘Jeep’ Fleetvans. See the new ‘Jeep* ' • Caldwell Cover Fleetvan today. MIS. aw or TMI SSOWINS MiltU INSUmitS. 165 mun INTN9. MC-. mm, I THIS WEEK'S DOOR BUSTER! THIS WEEK'S LIST PRICE $2703. SALE PRICE DOOR BUSTER Delivered in Manchester. In 6.99 stock available for immediate *2343 259 Dozen Lots Plus Conn. Sale. Tiuc This Is A- Must delivery. ’ 10.00 DOWN DELIVERS For Good Goll! ■ IP'!!! ■ M' ■* TI-DEE LAY-AWAY s CHARGlS IT ® !** .3 S m SPONGE IM O P IX)R MORIARTY ^ mk ^ 2 With improved design SB?* 5 finished in decorator col-, FREE Ti-DEE 'on. Keeps hands out of Z-year lease on standard 1963 SPONGE Cpmet ^Door, Lower rates for DELIVERY and hot; dirty scrub w at.r... loW ■yieege n tf users. BROTHERS REFILLS just press water out with EASILY hifliidesJEvMy thing » 4 301 CENTER STREET~-643-5135 INSTALLATION handy built-in squeezer. lut •asoUn* "Bay with Conlldene. from Hartford Cqinity’S Oldest I Plans For All i CoBwt__Lincoln Continental.— mroury and MfUcea and Models d-8Vl>eel Drive W illy. Vehicle pealer” Both For Only MORIARTY ALLING . ' I G O O D /^ EAR SERVICE STORE >875 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Off The RUBBER CO. NEW CAR LEASE PLANS AVAILABLE ON * Hoovy duly fMostie BROTHERS a l l m a k e s a n d MODELS 713 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER 101 CWMTCB 977 MAIN ST. * Cholct-of color* V:r 4 i V 1 . • • t f ■• ■•■ . . r - r ■ ■ ■ ■ r^' ’ /. PAGE TWENTY-THREE PACE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN# WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1968 , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1968 * ■ ' ...... ' ■i".—..|r'. ~ „• , •LITTLE SPORTS r y r o u s o n oOUR u r b o a r d in g HpdSB with V MAJOR, HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Lovely To Wfliirl Manchaeter Parkade Stornt •iUl .Vndedfledf * A fliOuto to MottMn If Mother likes to knit br-4o oth lit's Mom's turn to ba wntUd on er types ot handwork. ypu'Il find a this Sunday. Why wX Ifit R b* EaAD,TWl««6,> LOOKS Llkfi world of gift suggestlotM at “ KNIT- MOTHBR’8 DAT «v*ry Sunday, X'M IN AN i ■YOO'VS BEEN A tw w rW PwMoiw ftm to Bargains TER’B WORLD". Not (artjr yariis by giving bar a e y c tr e m e l V a w k w a r d ! CAUEHT OFF Garden Talk and related accessories, but ^KIT8 of-pace. DING’S ITAIIAN RDSmON.'MARTHA 8EUEV£$ AIe ] RASE.MASOR/ fon making wearables and home KmaiEN (formwfly Hoto Nob .EAiiPLOYED BY FCK3AKTV AT Hl5 5/MOKt HAVE YOU accessories. All the directions ahd Restaurant) Invitee you to CX>Jia) i 6H0P AND HAG GTARTEO HCXJNOtNS MB ACIOSS 8 Wager » Lifted Jjy uirer materials are conveniently pack CONSIDERED a n d oBir rr, a huge p tzzx , ABOUT eOARD MONEY.''AND BUSTER A N o j IK M of prdm gNuUmao B E T T lN a A 7 City in aged to. complete the Item pic 21.80, so tMty and nourtaWng, tt’a MACK HAVE LEARNED THAT rM NOT Arbor ■ tured. From FRANCjB'come 1(X)% «*•«»• ■•5S3. R E A L Oklahoma a full meal for 4. A small PIZ a c t u a l l y WORKINO AT LEAGT NOT IN 3 0 S ? ?oJ5T “ ” 8 Poverty- wool SUMMER WEIGHT YARNS ZA, 21.00 la a complete meal for THE 6HOWY FASHION THE WORLD Togotoblo itricken In refreshing colors. It's not too two. Remember that everybody BUGGS BUNNY EXPECTED.' IF 6HC OVERHEAI?S THEIR MHorom roomt • Kind of dog early to think, of KNITTING FOR In the family wiU "go" tor the CHATTER, s h e 'll «?UM ME THRU THfe USwIm moow 10 Great Lako FALL. The SUIT KITS have ar GRINDERS, generously flfled and SPIN CYCLE OF. M Stny llScoM ih Other Store$ Around Town aider IroM Copy-Caf Paihibnt rived, containing v?ool for a Jack oven toasited at DING’S rTAX,- HER WASHER.'', IS Exporimontal Main. Street Store$ et and a dyed-lo-match skirt length LET ME ITRoiitod lOBeaat Turn the Tables on Mom ( Make m Date with the lAN KITOHEN. Bring the fam Quv'NOi^ \ LET Mb 18 German cMy 20 Portala of woolen fabric. What a stunning ily here for zeety lasagne, spa- SHOWVDU 22 Biblical weeda 31 (Melie 47 Rodents May b Mta Time to Study For a Merry Mother’e Day FLANC’S RESTAURANT A Photographer TARRY A [SHOiifVDU AN IBFatbon ■ 48(Mveni I BEXJK'S, 84« Main Street, hat ensemble will result. Thrill to the gh«btl, ravtoU, veal scallopine. AAOWENT! (familiar) 24 Feminine 33 Turret VaoMUen Folden ' 00(3KTAIL LOUNGE on Route 6 Most mothers (and dads, too) HAND-KNIT GARMENTS ON DM appellation 3SEdit BODamaal WhaAover your ploU and plana the pretty SUMMBR DRESSES and 44 In Bolton," will seat mother have a way of postponing a visit to ...... Take home a quart, of chef-pre EASIER 31 Ceremomr SlOraftod (tarJ PLAY. pared S P A H B m SAUCE, and I'AA INTER. )p .c i C » saThlthar 25 Range part 40 Rang Ib m tor Urauo precloua 'tw o weeka that mother would choose herself, comfortably and wait on her at the photographer, no matter how ESTED! y EASIu^ 34 Weep 36 Cellara 43 Striped animal 03 Former Ruanaa a meal la ready In minutes. niter IwMi pay,” OLOBB TRAVBO. because they fit so well, are care tentively throughout the complete frequently the family suggests it. WAY TO eonvulaiydy 28 More rational 48 French atream fully made, will give lota of wear. Flowers and Foods DINO’S ITALIAN KITCHEN is 37 Church aerrica 66Art dtetlB) IsDRVXOli B06 Mlain SLreot, will dinner treat. What nicer way to This year for MOTHER'S DAY GRAND W AY Is all set fof the m a k e iRtve yoip Informaiblon regarding lo- Pick out a dreea for mother, from commemorate Mother's Day than why not give a GIFT CERTIFI OPEN 11:30 a-m. to 11:30 p.m. SSGaie amoroualy observance of MOTTHBR’S DAY Monday through Saturday and 32 Epiphany r 2 SI r r r r r 15r loaitlon, facMMiaa and ratea of out- BECK'S and you'll make her with dinner out at this gracious CATE from THE FALLOT STU happy this Sunday. There is much with flowers, plants, cards, gifts OPEN FMD-A^Y and SATURDAY SiOvardue part 13 u latanding hotaM and reaorts in the spot -where good food, relaxation DIO, 70 East O nter Street, en and the festive foods for enter 38 Hand a ahoa nr lunltod StMtea, Canada, Bermuda. to chooee In straight and half and a sense oi well-being go hand titling mother to one or more por to 1 a.m. again slr,ea. taining mom ait dinner plus the STCenthur nr n CarlUbean, Mexico or anywhere! In hand. FIANGS BANQUET traits in color or black and white. easy-to-aerve foods If mother Is 3 8 Afreah T h e y amootti the way for you HALL makes a perfect setting for She can come for the sitting at To Mother with Love Come Up the Front Stairs welcoming home her far-flung (i\.EASE. 8SRaced ii u hy maldny reaervationa for your that once-a-lifetlme WEDDING her convenience and the net re brood. Plan to pick up a very W. T. GRANT COMPANY does 41 Dutch dty plane, trata, Jurtel. Why not call YOUR YARN SHOP, now locat RECEPTION. sult win be pretty as a picture, to TW1666. 43Encounl«nd 23 festive MOTHER’S DAY CAKE, not take mothera for granted. NO 30KE6 a to-3iee. FREIB 'nU.VBL. UT- ed on the second floor of Watkins, be cherished and to grow more Whether you are looking for a 44 Pertaining to . may be reached by taking the specially baked, decorated and AT A TIM E IT b r a t u m d - Wreath Mom’s Face in Smiles precious with the years. For Moth luxury-fashion grift or a practical an age 5TW2. ■ ». front stairs which lead right Into priced for her day tWs Sunday. m m i k LlkETHl6« 46 Garden At LENOX PHARMACY, 299 er’s Dav 1963 give a GIFT CER Gladden her heart with something one for the home, here Is the place l^diolna 32 Mb Oonea Flrat at Marlow’s YOim^YARN SHOP. You’ll like East Center Street, you’ll find TIFICA'TE from the FALLOT pretty to wear. Every feminine to find an Interesting assortment of the .quiet air of privacy as you KNIT OR ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 48 HeaTenly body For Mother’s Day gifts, shop that "something special for some STUDIO. heart longs for LINGERIE and MOTHER’S DAY GIFT ideas. If BSNoiae ST at the store where Ma comes first, bpi^se through pattern hooka and one special” whose day comes up CROCHET 84Nativea of 36 here at GRAND WAY you’U find you want more for your money C'MON, lETS HEAP FORTH' at MARIiDW’S, M7 Main S treep chooee yarns and concentrate on this Sunday. At every turn you’ll The Friendly .Shop at the Center 'SA LIZARP-UKE A R E Vt3U SU RE GaUtIa 41 a delightful selection. (5ool, com (and who doesn’t) keep your eye on CAPirOU-VOU'LL NEVER U the capable instruction offered SIZES 10-U-14 CRITTER, / ycH» YOU FEEL ALL CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 88 Dead 'msi« b full-fashioned luxury In find suggestions to bring joy to For smokes or sweets, for read fortable DUSTERS, 22.89 to 25.49 Grants. Naturally, you want a gift e e r t b e a k n ig h t ALU S c a l e s ' iBTAlwaya •very peir of “hfojud’' HOSIlwY, here. You’re welcome to come and the queen of the day, May 12. ing material or a quick pick-up at •WAY OUT HERETH' RIGHT. BIG JT are tailored with the hlgh-fash- that conveys your Mother’s Day AN'CLAWS, |88Coamie order wRh amoother fit, kxiger wear, stay for a few minutes or an af Select some J'BWBLRY for her the refreshment counter, DAVE'S lon "A ” line. This Is aotually a sentiments appealingly. Wander up BIG TEETH !S8 Middling U ternoon. So many ready-to-usc 2373-N (comb, form) WIT 21 yreater leg flattery. Toull find summer cottons. A gift of FRA SMOKE SHOP, 111 Center Street fashion-new dres.s for household and down the spacious aisles of W. 80 (Umunonlsta mesh, seamleaa stretch, also reg gifts for mother are here: TOTE GRANCE makes mothers feel de has much to offer. You’ll find A v<*rsalile sleevele.ss sweater, phoj-eg lounging or even shopping. T. GRANT COMPANY and you’ll 81 Gorman rhrer u S4 ular, If mother prefers cotton BAGS, needle cases, knitting ac lightfully provocative. Here at MOTHER’S DAY GREETING Either knit or crochet this lovely | -wraft mother to dreamland in per- find suggestions radiating from DOWN u S7 u hosiery, or requitw the benefits of cessories. NEEDLEPOINT a pin LENOX PHARMACY are the CARDS and BOXED CHOCO BO nice for dres.s-up; add the collar comfort In a gentle drift of each counter from atomizers to ISurt nolae SUPPORT HOSE, you’ll And ouahion, or a door stop beauty products to preserve and LATES and a GIFT LINE of nov for casual-wear! .. heavenly Uchtness: PAJAMAS and zippers. For her leisure hours, 2Poema ar tt 31 •mart new shades at MARLOWS. I8.B8 or a wallet 23.49, with a kit enhance a mother's good look.s, elties that are sure to please on Pattern No. 2373-N has both knit: QQ-y^rNS in duets and trios for wouldn’t she be pleased with com 3 Without (FT.) ml Or, p e ih m mother would prefer containing everything you need. keep complexion soft, hair shioiing, May 12. Come In and get acquaint and crochet directions—sizes 12. ^ jounging or sleeping. 21-89 to fortable SLIPPERS, a duster or 4NatnralfM p r ^ y L2NOERIE, a lace-drench- An elevator takes you directly to' fingertips bright, brows smooth. ed. Your patronage Is inylted. 14. 16 inclusive. . . . ' 29.39. In the APPLIANCE DE- summer ROBE. Pretty and fem ed SLIP or BED JACKET. Please the second floor If you wish. The You can't go wrong with a gift OPBIN DAILY. 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. To Order, send 35c in coins to;-- p a r t m ENT are kitchen helpers inine SLEEPWEAR Includes baby Ma wWh a gift from MARLOW’S. location is new, but the friendly, of CANDY from LENOX PHAR and OPEN SUNDAY morning 7:30 1 Anne_„nne C a jJta o ft 11M AVE. o r ^,6 tasks doll pajamas and shorty gowns. helpful staff Is just as anxious to MACY. All the famous manufac AMERICAS, of meal preparation. Make it a There are cotton DRESSES, also please and help you. Your Inspec to 9:30 and Sunday evening 5:30 ‘ OUT OUR WAY Tricky effect In Interior decora turers have out-done themselves to 9:30. For Ist-claas inatlmg add 10c for and the whole SLIPS and NYLONS in the fam BY J. R. WILLIAMS tion can be yours If you paint the tion and comments are Invited. this year. Beribboned, bewitching each pattern. Print Name, A ^ iess benefits. Mothers are al- ous W. T. GRANT quality. A de walls on the room and wallpaper some have pink carnations or long Chic as Ever with zone and Pattern NumMr. ^ays on the look-out for ways to pendable ELECTRIC APPLIANCE the celling. Save yourself time when pre stemmed roses tucked In. “Whit Just 50c or the New 63 comfortable saves Mother time and energfy paring for a children's party. Use man" tucks a one-pound Sampler MILL FABRICS SALESROOM, Many lovey /Jealgns. ^I’-ectlons inviting, so a gift for the (toaster, frypan, mixer, iron, hair 176 PINE STREET, haa by-the- Bottles and Jars the blower end of the vacuum Into a summer straw Iiandbag and for suit and afghan " " " y ’ home (curtains, a colorful pillow dryer). Made by national manu- PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER At ARTHUR’S DRUG STORE, cleaner to Inflate balloons. tags it $6.50, especially for MOTH yard materials In all the new edgings and slippers In crocnet. picture) is sure__ _ __ to__ be welcom_____ focturers. tlie "Grant Maid" label M2 Main Street, hoid beauty-giy- BR'S DAY. Remember ' "FANNY spring and summer colors, tex ed o i^ N D WAY extends ^ s t i gives you satisfaction and savings, Ing power and the wonderful Direct from the Continent 3-8 yr». FARMER" (JHfXlOLATES are tures. weaves for your dreiwy and wishes for a happy MOTHEnt’S 1 Buy for cash or use the CHARGE S O M E C 5 N E H E ’D HAVE ( ANYWAY, ^ casual wardrobe. Wander up one Furnial Wear on Short Notice T O C A R R T Y TO BE WITTY' V ^ R O N G . ^ magic of helping you feel young ^ Cross-stitch hearts trim, the lower available in Mamchester only at REGAL MEN’S SHOP. 907 Main d a y PLAN available to suit your needs. and alive and ravishlngly attrac- LENOX PHARMACY. They’re aisle and dowm another. You’ll rr i r i MV A N D S A Y .., Pa S5 ™ ^ to ^ d a*"cultured "Xlrts of this clever matching pa r travel slowly we predict because Street, is the name to remember, ttve. It 1s wlihln your reach to No. 81B6 with Patt-O-Rama If in pure, fresh and delectable. WOULD BE' . B O O W fS HANDSOME, museum atmosphere to your home. you'll want to touch and feel and when the occasion calls for FOR .NICE TO WAVE) II help yourself, and to give as a gilt sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Bu.st MAL WEAR. Here they have A B O Y for MOTHBli'S DAY. All the fa The collection includes genuine 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, sleeve Chase Lonely Hours blink twice at the exciting, arrav OIL PAINTINGS, by professional of fabrics here. Buy for yourself, everything for weddinge, pronjf; .FRIEND.' mous-name oosnpantes are repre less, 4 yards of 36-inch. Give Mother a gift of cheer and formal events. Everything is right PUBU sented on the well-etooked shelves artists from Holland, Italy, Switz No. 8156 with Patt-O-Rama is in song, an imaginative gift from for your family, for your home. erland and priced a modest 269.95 The prices will please. With in stock. There is no delay because of the (XXSHparriC d e p t .' at . ^ - sizes 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8 years. Size 4, t h e PET SHOP at. DEPOT nothing has to be ordered. It Is a TH UB’S. wouldnit mother- love to 2150.00 for sizes ranging up to sleeveless, 1% yards of 35-ihch. SQUARE. A lively SINGING MOTHER’S DAY coming up this an Impressive 30” x 64". All are Sunday, why not pick up a dress- convenience, a time-saver, a peMe- LI some BATH OIL to sooth and re- Two patterns. CANARY can pep up a quiet of-mind assurance that everything freeh and smooth her all over. CO handsomely FRAMED. There are To order, send 40c In coins for household like magic. Full of length or a blouse-length of some LOGNE, powder, nail polish, and nature scenes, seascapes, still life thing pretty for mother. Perhaps fits just rfght. No guess work, no each pattern to:— • bounce and energy and mlechief, a depending on measurement alone. , Mpstiok come In the Irresistible to enhance the decorative setting Sue Burnett. The Manchester colorful PARAKEET can wing its she would like a pair of new NEW fragrances and flattering shades of your room, be It contemporary, DRAPERIES custom-tailored in You try on the tuxedo, the cut Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF way right Into her heart. Mother away. the WHITE DINNER to please young mothers and the provincial or Early American. AMERICAS, NEW YORK 38. N.Y. will lavish her affection and get the Drapery Shop here for 21-50 young-at-heart. Make mother Whether you plan to buy or not, For ist-class mailing add 10c tor in return a cageful of fun. Skip per panri, lined ’or unltned- The JACKET. Bring in y ° « . m ^ , LOCATION happy this Sunday with a pack- do come to see and enjoy the each pattern. Print Name, Address into THE PET SHOP at DEPOT UPHOLSTERY SHOP, staffed your ushers, I'LL a iT A craftsmanship of European artists. father of the bnde. All will oe SALE «mmMIA.W.TJ<.fa»mNLOII. 5-B age from ARTHUR’S COSMETnC with Zone, Style No. and Size. SQUARE and browse to see what with full-time specialists In this KIAWFUL LACIN' DEPARTMENT. Basic Fashion magazine 50c. strikes, your fancy. Remember that field will renew a divan and two outfitted for the important oc Good This Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Only! FER BEIN'OUT SO casion to their complete sati.sfac- • n oM in,te TM. u M. aa. ) There Is Still Time "LITTIjE & McKINNEY" haa lounge chairs for 2145 complete BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL LATE, BUT I MIOHD* Before starting to mix ingredi Wouldn't this be an ideal time tion at REGAL MEN'S SHOP. WELL GirALITTLa LAWN AND GARDEN SUP which Includes LABOR A N D ents; slip recipe card between the to have mother's DIAMOND Get Your Copy MATERIAL. Make your home look All Virgin Wool SPICE YARN ^ ’’Since his grandfather took him for a walk he won’t IN JOVMEMT OUTTA CX)BURN & MIDDLBBROOK, PLIES, the seeds, soil conditioner, B«t. U.f.P«tOAM tines of a fork and place the fork RING r e m o u n t e d In an up-to- lime, peat moss and fencing. fresh and Inviting. Keep In mind To keep children from rtumlng by BEARBBAND »'M LOOKING AT obey me unless I say ‘gee’ or ‘hawT’ HIM--SHOWIN' HM 629 Main Street, invites you to -TO SOME O'TH' handle In a tall glass. This will date setting at ZBRAN JEWEI^ that SLIPCOVERING for a 3- In and out for drinks of water on Many beautiful colors; limited quantity. Reg. price $1.09 per bonmie. are THE PICTURES/ FELLERS/ , keep the card clean and It will EiRS corner Main and Birch come in for your copy of the 1962 piece set costs only $39.95 for a hot day, fill a picnic jug with report on “GOVERNMENT EM For summertime comfort, line 2 oz. skein. SALE 89c— save 20c per skein. YOU READU4G bo up high enough for easy read- street. This will be done In your the baby’s diaper with a piece of labor. Come to MILL FABRICS a cold drink and place it outside BORKJ THIRTY VBAR* TOO BOOM . presence, WHILE YOU WAIT. PLOYES FINANCIAL COR ____ the door along with some paper B E D 7 tn*. ___ PORATION" stock. Or, call 643- plastic. His crib will stay dry and SALESROOM, 176 PINE All Wool SPORTS YARN by Bornot P Mother will be thrilled with the the baby will be cooler than if STREET, soon. It’s a cozy, friend- 1 cups. The youngsters can theft greater beauty of her diamond In 1105. How Windows Twinkle he were wearing plastic pants. ly place, staffed with folks who ! serve themselves — a n d — 0 JOHNSON PAINT CO.. 728 a new MOXUYiTING from the dis are Interested In you and anxious ' BEN CASEY Give Mother a 8Um, Trim Figure Rubbing some petroleum jelly r Main Street haa "PPG” WINDOW tinctive selection at ZERANS. on patent leather shoes, belts to please. For the Leading Lady on May 12 i i ' Take mother Into GLAZIER’S Nylon SPORTS YARN by Bornot CLEANER with SlHcone that has Do see the MOTHER’S RINGS arid purses will keep them from For a Mother’s Day gift t^t a magic way of brlgnlening, your and GRANDMOTHER BRACE^ CX>RSET SHOP, 631 Main Street, 50% NYLON—50% WOOL to be carefully fitted to a founda cracking. A Complete Beauty Service will have Mom’s eyes dancing, YOUVE been niRrOFACHAINOF windows and mirrors to a epar- l e t s and the precious display of visit the newly-enlarged YOUR '' ..ANDPROBABLy kMng polish. This product 1s made tion that gives her a smooth, TRBS C3HIC BEAUTY SAIGN, EVENTS WHKX BiABLBY MiETOSSI lyNEVERMmrBEEN!^ PINS, CHARMS and NECK 303 East Center Street, promises GIFT GAjLLERY on the main Many lovely colors; limited quantity. Reg. price $1.00 D O f A FEW THINGS THROUGH by the PKtiSburgh Plate Glass peo LACES, A gift from ZBRAN’S win atreamlined figure and does it.with An Ice Cream Cake for Mother that mother will appear tros chic floor of Watkins. From Finland. per 2 oz. ball. Save 11c per ball...... • .SALE WFW DtFFB?ENT E /E S. ple. Windows stay cleaner long be deeply treasured down through heavenly comfort. A GIFT CER- This Sunday, why not plan to TIFIOATE from GLAZIER’S lets serve an extra-special dessert, an (very fashionable) If she comes Portugal. Germany, Italy, come er because "PPG” WINDOW the years. The pleasure lasts distinctive treasures of crystal, CLEANER has a way of sealing mother come In at her convenience extra-festive and delicious treat to to TRBS CHIC B B A irry SALON Cash Sale— ^No Refunds—No Telephone Orders where they offer a complete beau copper, pottery, stainless steel, In the Shine and warding off the A quick and efficient job of for q personalized fitting. She’d honor Mother on her day. We ALL SALES FINAL on this GREAT OFFER . . . mean an. ICE CREIAM CAKE from ty service. For MOTHER’S DAY, linens. Nature can be Improved 5 -« dust and, „grime. You’ll want this cleaning your typewriter can be love "Ironwear” HOSIERY, too, product on your housecleaning i ygi^g the blower of your or perhaps some lacy LINGERIE. ROYAL ICE (3REAM CO. Warren ^ve a GIFT CERTIFICATE, made upon you’U agree when yoni see the NOW ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF WATKINS BROS- ahelf.-h.ir Get "PTVi”” PPG” for yourvour win-win .ygcuum cleaner. You’ll find a nice selection of cool, St. It’s a gala centerpiece, and out for any amount you wish and ARTIFICIAL FLOWER AR- MAIN ST., CORNER OF OAK SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL dowa from JOHNSON PAINT comfortable DUSTERS. when you cut the rich, colorful mother can use It at her con RANGEadEUSITS, so colorful and wedges, expect twinkling eyes and venience for a manicure, facial, gay to brighten a kitchen shelf, a TW O Main St., use front entranoe! OO. AKyays the Right Size and Color happy smiles around the table. It shampoo-set, hair shaping, or per hall table or desk. A gift of fra When you give Mother a GIFT After painting lawn or porch ENTRANCES Elevator or Stairs at Rear of Store MoLhen Are Getting Younger furniture for the summer, let them is all ice cream In several delec manent wave. TRBS CHIC grance is always appreciated and CBRTIFIOA'rB from SCHULTZ table flavors, thep frosted with BEAUTY SALON has the HAIR "AFTER FIVE" line of COLOGNE Yes, mothera are, looking young b e a u t y SALONv 983 Main stand for a few days and then OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT TILL 9— (CLOSED MONDAYS) er, too. TTiey like the SPORTS apply a layer of paste wax. This drifts of whipped cream and ’’en (DOLORING specialist who was and TOILETRIES are nice to give Street, you’ll never W ve the prob graved” with the loving message formerly a teacher of tinting Qi* to receive. You’U find a choice WEAR from CX>RET CASUALS, lem of exchanging it for another will protect the finish from the \10 887 -Main Stre^. Shorts, skirts, weather. you wish. An ICE (DREAM CAKE techniques. MALE and FTEMAIE selection of MOTHER’S D A Y size or .color-r--A,.GIF]T-. CBIRTiFI- Will he packaged In dry Ice. for styUsta-inak# up the trained and CARDS here and an exotic array blmises and OulOttM are handsome CATB from SCHULTZ BEAUTC ly tailored of quality fabrics When Only the Beet Will Do you, tidy and neat, to keep It at talented personnel here. 649-3534. of bone dhiha "TEA‘ CUPS and SALON is always just right, al ready-to-serve perfection for hours MOTHER’S 'D A Y , ”12 (prints, plaids, flowered, solids) to ways welcome, always sure to Shop WILTON’S GIFT SHOP, DEMI TASSE CUPS. So much MORTY MEEKLE fit well, wear well. Play It cool; 964 Main St., for "SHELLEY” on your phntry shelf. (There Is a Time Is Important that Is beautiful and useful is BY DICK CAVALLi please. Have it made out in any slight additional charge (or this shop CORIET CASUALS for your amount you wish, enough to cover BONE CHINA, famous for Its Cut tiresome Work from ilprlng housed In Your GIFT GALLERY sheer elegrance. Its lustrous shim service.) Thrill Mom this year with fun-ln-the-sun wardrobe. one shampoo and set or a series cleaning as long as we have not only for MOTHER’S DAY, but mer. She’d love a TEA CUP AND an ICE CREAM CAKE that serves also (or JUNE WEDDINGS and of shampoos and sets, or perhaps 12-16 for only $2.50. Telephone one "MARTTNIZING’’ the ONE HOUR WHooev/ q0iOC,A0tA55OF OKI£ SAUCER^sprlced 22.50 and up, or CLEANING plants at 20 East g r a d u a t i o n . m i k u GErnNQlO BBW XB a PERMANENT WAVE to last perhaps aN^ea pot, sugar and day ahead. 649-5358. chltkc WHATACW/ OKkCOLAJB A/UUC... t\/B LikEVOUB^BSyOAV. all summer. Mothers who have re Center Street and 299 West Middle IXCHAD/ GoriDUtm uD/ LAND O' FASHION creamer, ash tray or cigarette um. Tpke. Pull off slipcovers, draper Napkins are correctly placed at celved a GIFT CERTIFICATE MOTHER’S D J ^ CARDS spell Beautv That iM ts 888 MAIN STRFJCT from SCHULTZ BEAUTY SA ies, heavy blankets and bring them the left of the dinner plate, with BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE out . their warme^ affection In Especially (or MOTHER’S DAY, In. .Pick them up frerti, sweet- LON in previous years say, "I f you’ll find a glorious array of ar folded edges toward the plate. For English as well as ni FOREIGN smNling with colors brightened. To sprinkle dough evenly with the nicest kind of Mother’s Day LANGUAGES at WILTON’S. tificial flower arrangements at WHAT .,1 BRIDE and BRIDESMAIDS The BOX STORAGE PLAN lets poppy seeds or spices, place the YEAH, WE HEARD PISTOl ) BUT THAT'S ; Se R o RA w il l k e e p HER ) gift.” BOOK YOUr APPOINT FLOWER FASHIONS, 85 East Cen IN THE AND ACCESSORIES you store your winter woolens topping In a salt shaker. SHOTS/fllD-AUP- piracy/ ,^0PIM10NS TO HERSELF. — ^ N T any Uiiae now for that June Don’t stint on coffee, in^ brew ter Street. ' Here is beauty that WORLD IS • Appolntmenta Available a here, to be returned to you In the CARLOS, SEARCH wedding or graduation. ing it, to serve (wlthou^-cream) In never fades, never needs dally G0IN60N watering care. Do see the natural fall, thoroughly cleaned a n d When making a floating flower ' THEIR CABIN FOR e s i small cups after dinner. You'll pressed. . Why clutter up your arrangement, insert the stem of OUTSIDE, WEAPONS. need as much as 3 or 4 tablespoons flowers sealed Into clear and cov STEWARD.’ ered glass stemware. The contain closets with out-of-season gar each flower through a round of of coffee for each measuring cup ments. I t ’s lots more fun being waxed paper cut to the size of the of water. Have hot water on hand er will find dozens of uses In the future. So much glorious color, so outdoors this time of year, so why blo3.som. Paper will ensure long £3^ for those guests who like a weaker not turn over ironing chores to er life of the flower by protecting A pel^nalgift brew. much artistry of design and ar €3 rangement Is displayed at FLOW "M ARTINIZIN G” the TWO it from the water. Cradle Motiier Oomforfably ER FASHIONS, you owe It to your HOUR SHIRT SERVICE at 299 self to skip In this weekend. Sev West Middle Tpke. The man of Time to Think of Camping a*r8 Sweep mom off her feet. Give Soon it wUl be time to gel the her years of relaxation with a eral new lines of farrious-name the house will like the polished GLASSWARE -has been added to appearance of his shirts done the youngsters ready for camp. MARI- perennially favorite Boston | or MADS, .691 Main Street, has the CAPTAIN EASY the already exciting stock at I professional way and priced right, T h» thimmtr of ihaar BY LESLIE TURNER Salem ROCKER from WATKINS, apparel and the essentials for 936 Main St. You’ll find upho^er- FLOWER FASHIONS. too. ■ '• 1 ambroidary lights up ^ ed rockers with traditional : or that worthwhile C.AMPING. Rogars nylon tricot slip. _ ^ ^ perience. You’U find SWIMWEAR, YOU TOON 7 THEY AWT aO r NOWHERE* ON THEM BUTLER SAYS modern lines, to suit Mother’s pref Erhbroidared ovarlay ONE OF THEM YOU Fla&GR T)£y TMEV RAINCJOATS, plus 'the r u g g e d 1 yOuR TIME. \ ROW)#, MR. CONKUMl AND WON’T NOW TWO SUSPICIOUS CALLED HIMSELF erences at prices to please every Investment Center Sportswear for Mother on tha bodice front and MICKEY FINN WAS HERE TO CASE Needed Sh o r t s and SWEATE^RS and BY LANK LEONARD 5H ERIFFI THS " ------c h a r a c t e r s TRIED McOEEORSOME' budget. Rock an MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, *1968 PAGE TWBNTY-SttVBN PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, tX»NN' WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1968 Household Goods 51 Apartments-*^Fiats-> Houses For SBle ' 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houm8 For Sale 72 Lots For Sale 73 Basdnew Semees Offered 18 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN Boildlnf Materials 47 Honaeliold Goods SI Rockville-Vemon uXHOGANV dining room set, Dun- Tenements 63 SEVEN ROOM aplit, baths, BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room $16,900 — 186 WETHERELL ST. WYLLYS ST. - Extraordinary THEE REMOVAL, pruning, and 't PAIR HOLLYWOOD BEDS, box- Phyla extension table, 6 Very fine Cape, large living room, single lot. 340 foot frontage. BETTER BUYS AT FOUR ROOMS, second floor, large family room, garogef. oholoe lo- Cape, one unfinished, possible 4 lot clearb^. Frank C. Noble, ■prlng and xnattreH, $M saoh. jhalrs, buffet, very good condition, bedrooms, very neat and clean, fireplace, picture windows, awn 648-7444. I 64S-605S. / NATIONAL Dining room aat, 9ta* M9-614a. yard, one or two children accept catlm, 833,900, PhUbiick Agency, Second Junior High ]Veed CLASSIFIED M oat op tm tiaw -mkr school lockm is WHM vou'as IN A sift HUnC/, N0THIN» ISO complete, 648-6326. 649-8464. permanent siding, $18,900. Hayes ings, large landscaped lot, at ed. 648-7768 after 4 p.m. , BURNHAM ST. — 166 foot front- LOOSEtTHAN MINTMATILM'S UPPffM/ eur A ClEhf BAR w ilt pgy IT OPSN / Split Rail Fencing HARD ROCK MAPLE dtaatta aat, Agency, 643-4803. c tached garage, extra land avail HAr 6 u } a so n Rubbish Re- ■ TAKE OVER PAYMENTS able. E. j; Carpenter, Broker, i^ e by 412 deep, rural residential nloyal, cellara, attics, and -yards, ^ 9 9 Per Section table, 6 ohalra, hutch. Alao, maoJ* FOUR BEDROOM 8 room Dutch Acknowledged^ Town to Act f r o m o u r BANK Colonial, centrally located, EXCEPTIONAL Dutch Colonial 649-6061, 649-9162. zone, $3,200. 643-8779,. after 6 p.m. weekly or monthly pick-up. Har CmKMKi^t'«XStlJXi(K)^IAWT‘l WAITI S C A N T^ tw w s THS LAST BSU. A Ping-Pong Tables double bed, boxaprlng and mat-- FOUR ROOMS, third floor, adults. tal*B6 Each JOB UNPAID BALANCE Call 649-8876. $17,600. P h 11 h r 1 c k Agency, Duplex, 7 rooms on one side, .8 on ADVERTISING old Hoar, 649-4034. J t W K r O W N AOAIN I ^ X T O nNS B66I6R anemuAtKAmviri.) treaa. CaU after 5:M, 649*0306. BOWERS SCHOOL — Excellent 6 TWO CORNER LOTS —* Approxi Celling Tile 1. I OB 8 YEARS TO PXYI 649-8464. the other. Ideal for large family. OMAN CA97XOA OPSN f ^ STUCK SAtAHURgy 119 yOU'RS room Ranch, garage, fireplace, 2- mately 600 foot frontage, high and Vernon Selectmen George Rlsley-^at 8 p.m. In the pariah centef on LAWNS — RAKXNG roUing and JTiOimi , lA T V AAAIN T lA C H fR 'lU .09 Sq. Ft. START PAYING Si x ROOM duplex, central loca Conveniently located In the cen and Herman Olson, convlnj^d last Rt. 30. Joseph B. Powers, chair \ IN JULY ter of'town on a large landscaped zone heat, tile bath, city utilities, dry, $828. 742-7423 after 6:30 p.m. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPl'. HOURS" mowing by dependable adults. SKIN you Auvs r Windows - Complete tion, furnished or unfurnished. 111 man of the committee, reports the 649-3435 Or 649-6963. From $9.96 Each Three Rooms Nsw* 'Y^ROOMS FURNITURE 643-6324. lot. 2-car garage. Warren E. combination windows and doors, proceeds will go to the church $9.86 MONTHLY amesite drive, Charles Lesper- naw Junor high school within 8 AM. to 6 PM. HandspUt Bam Shakes FISH Howland, Realtor • Trader, Resort Property For Sale 74 three year, said they plan to take building fund. 1 ^ ^ i i ■sdroom, Living Room, Dinette FOUR ROOM FLAT, first floor, al ance, 649,:7620. MOWING LAWNS — Hedge trim $11.96 Per Sq. Guaranteed Furniture 648-U08. the first steps toward getting one. Prizes will be small electric ap ming, odd Jobs. Ray Hardy, ' Knotty Pine Paneling Rugs, Lamps, Tables most new house. Adults preferred. COVENTRY LaIS: — Waterfront. pliances. Tickets will be available COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT 643-6541. And Other Aocessorles Inquire 163 Wetherell Street. BOWERS SCHOOL — 6»A room BEFORE YOU BUY tn So. Wind In this particular case, the first .1814 Sq. Ft. $299 3 rooms, enclo.sed porch, garage, step is "to obtain an estimate on at the door. HONDAT Thra FBIDAV 10:30 AJtL—SATCRDAZ 9 AM. ETVERYTHING $228.78 in your own 1-acre pond, coun ranch, family size kitchen, 14x19, sor, see this 3 bedroom ranch. year ’round home pn paved road, ALL KINDS OF clocks repaired Prehung Doors try squire ranch, two fire Dining room, fireplace, oil hot a site plan for the Ecker prop From $17.00 Each 8 ROOMS FURNITURE built-in oven, range and dish $10,000. CaU owner 643-1686. and cleaned, antiques included. 10 pe. Btarflre bedroom groita places, bullt-ln modern kltch- washer, large living room with water heat, garage. Reduced to erty, and then to ask the board of Vernon news Is handled by The ' Prefinished Paneling $10.16 MONTHLY Furnished Apartments 63-A Herald’s Rockville Bureau 5 W. PLEASE READ YOUR AD Work guaranteed. Call. 649-1962 be Westinghouse Refrigerator, Living 'en, 6 rooms In all. Featuring fireplace, 3 bedrooms, garage. $17,600. Ray Holcombe, Realtor, finance to approye an. appropria tween 9-12 noon and after 4 p.m. From $6.00 Per Sheet 21 po. dinette enaemble 2Mi ROOM FURNISfeBD apart lower level family room, 2<^ Situated on nicely wooded lot 644-1286. tion to coyer the costs. Main St., telephone 876-8186 or OkiMllIed M Adi** ate tukoi over the phone a i a oon- Hoorn, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, Wanted— Real Estate 77 649-6797. TMileaoe. The adverUaer ihonld read his ad Die F1B8T- DAT IT Cash ‘N Carry Lamps, Tables and Other Acces- ment, centrally located, reason acre setting. All this and only close to all schools. $19,600. Phil- With the site plan, the town LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and iF pp. convertiUe Uvlng room $16,600. Call Art F o r a k e r MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape on could allow for multiple u.ses of APFEAB8 and RXS*ORT EBBOBS in time for the next Inser- KTTCHBN CABINETS — Borles able. Call after 12 noon to 6 p.m„ brick Agency, 649-8464. REAL ESTATE Listings wanted. repaired, sales and service, rental 649-8404. 649-6306, 876-2324. a nicely shrubbed and landscaped Free estimates of value. Law the Ecker tract - probably for Uon. Tile Herald is reqmnaible for only ONE inoorreot or omitted equipment. L A M Equipment TRUSSES - No money down, faataat credit. EVBRY’THINO $267.34 MANCHESTER — Four room lot with sturdy shade trees, full WALL PANELS Free delivery; tree lay away 3 ROOMS FURNITURE rence F. Fiano, Realtor, 643-2766. both the Junior high school and, R ockville-V ern on inaertioa for any advertisement and then only to the extent of a Corp., Route 83, Vernon, 876-7606. ’THREE ROOM furnished apart- Cape, immaculate as can be, dormer, hardwood floors through in the future, an elementary school "make (ood** Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the valoe of Manchester exchange, Enterprise NOBODY — BUT NOBODY — $14.74 MONTHLY nicely land.scaped yard with out, plaster walls, alumjnum UNDERSELLS NATIONAL ment, heat, hot water, electricity, WANTED — LOTS, A, B or C and perhaps recreation too. the advertiaement will not be oerreoted by **make good** Insertion. 1946. Westinghouse Washing Machine, $25 a week. 649-1788. ^ trees, full cellar, oil heat, storms and screens, 2-car garage. zone. What have you? Charles Westlnghouse Refrigerator, Bed- BARROWS & WALLACE Then a building committee would NATIONAL LUMBER. INC., NORMAN'S, INC. aluminum storms and screens, Exceptional care and quaUty Ponticelli, 649-9644. be appointed to -select an architect RHA Given ONE STOP — 137 Spruce Street yoom. Living Room, Dinette, Dish FURNISHED 3 room apartment, 66 E. Center St., walk-up attic, city utilities. Real make this a fine buy at $16,900. One call — 649-8079. For your 881 State Street, Furniture Warehouae and get preliminary plans. SrOUB iOOOPEBATION WILL es, Ruga, Lamps, Tables, Blankets one or two single men, 166 Adams ly inexpensive at $12,000. Robert Robert Wolverton Agency, Real WANTED — By private party. 5-8 The two selectmen were con every printing requirement. Wed North Haven, Conn. and Other Accessories St. room older single home or 3 BE APPBEOIATED DIAL 643-2711 199 Forest cor. Pine Street, Manchester, Conn. Wolverton, Realtor, 649-2813, tor. 649-2813, 643-0309. vinced by Supt. of Schools Ray Clearance on ding accessories—rubber stamps. 288-6261 BVERYTHINO $398.22 643-4548. family. Phone 649-4933. Schieldge Printing Co. Mancheater Price Includes Delivery, Setpp, Open 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. LDVELY SIX ROOM Cape Cod — mond Ramsdell’s estimates of Service. Guarantee Immediate de MANCHESTER — Newer 6 room L-type Uvlng room, dining room, 1965-1966 school enrollment needs. A-1 SCREEN REPAIR service TS- Open daily 9-9, Saturday M Business Locations 7 days a week The third selectman, Edgar Wilson, Land Taking tUSAN BUHL Diamonds— Watehe livery or Free Storage until needed. For Rent 64 Colonial with 2-car garage, 22 three bedrooms, new playroom in Legal Notice with Alcoa screening. Call WKO,r§XA9 Phone for appointment living room, dining room, 3 bed basement. Assumable 1%% mort was not present. 649-4538 for free pickup and de Jewelry 48 GKNKBAL ORDKR OF NOTICE By September 1965, Ramsdell The Rockville Housing Author TROUBLE REACHING OUR ADVERTISER? SA^BL ALBERT DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN loca rooms, fireplace, 1% baths, com gage. Corner lot. Call 643-8601. Diatrinl of Coventry as, Probate livery. Prompt service. Quantity WATCH AND Jewelry repairing at JUST RECEIVED in trade — Zig Hartford 7-0388 parably priced at $21,900. Robert says, there will be more children ity got the all clear yesterday discounts. tion, 767 Main Street, 26x100 — BIGHT ROOM Garrison Colonial, Court, May 6, 1963. of junior high age than the Ver reasonable prices, prompt serv zag electric console In good con See It Day or Night will subdivide. Suitable for pro Wolverton Agency, R e a 11 o r, BOWERS SCHOOL AREA — 8 Estate of Edward Arthur Otiodchild, from Judge John R. Thlm to pro dition, sews like new, only $84.80. large U'vlng room, dining room, 649-2813, 643-4548. cheerful rooms,'2 full baths, 2-car late of Coventry In said District, de non school system can handle. ceed with ite land-taking opera 24-Hour Answering Senrieo ROTOnLLING by large commer ice 2 watchmsikers. Manches* If you have no means of trans fessional office or retail use. ceased. Painting— Papering 21 Singer Setting Center, 882 Main kitchen, snidy and lavatory, 4 garage. Don’t delay — see today! Based on an estimate compiled tions for the housing for the elder cial machine, either lawns or Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 terg oldest established Jeweler. portation, I’ll send my auto for Ample parking. B^ill, clean base bedrotimg and hath on second Ui>oii the application of the Admin F. E. Bray, 787 Main St., SUte St., Manchester, 848-8888. you. No obligation. ment. Air conditioned. 242-8774. TANNER STREET — This ranch Price $16,500. Madeline Smith, istratrix praying that authorization be in March, 1961, the schools ■will ly projects. gardens. 643-1801. flooi. Recreation room with fire must be sold. FHve full liveable given to compromise a claim a.s per ap- have 3,759 eligible for kinder Free to Herald Readers PAINTINO AND pttperhengiiig. EXPERIENCED Painters wanted. SCREENED LOAM for the best In Theater BuUdlng. ' A—U -B—E—R—T’-^ Realtor, 649-1642, or evenings The final' step was to be taken Good clean workmanship at rea Work located between Manches place In basement. Attached rooms, three of them could be 643-8139. Ucatlon• • on frfile more fully' ” appears,------it garten through Grade 6; 684 eli this afternoon, when the author LAWNS GRADED and seeded, dry lawns from our screening plant A BUY OF A LIFETIMB 43-46 ALLYN 8T„ HARTFORD THREE ROOMS ground floor. is wells, fences erected. Paul Schen- sonable rates 30 yrars to Man ter and Glastonbury. (Jail between Andover - Columbia. George Grlf- Ideal for any office or commer double garage. Aluminum siding. bedrooms. Full basement with ga ORDERED; That said application be gible for Grades 7 and 8; amd 1,379 ity’s executive, Francis Pltkat, de Want iafomnttan on one of oar classified adveetieetnentsf Me ‘ 8 Complete Rooms OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P.M. Central location, $29,900. PhU- rage, walk-up attic. Excellent answer at the teletihotie Hstedf Sfanply eaE lha del, 491 Gardner Street, Manches chester Raymond Flske. 649-9237. 6-7 p.m. 633-7786 or Inquire 44 fing, Inc., 742-7886. Garden— Farm**—Dairy cial use; other space available. heard and determined at the Probate eligible for Grades 9 through 12. posits a sum of money in trust of brlck Agency^-''649-8484. residential locatiqn. Were asking Office, In Coventry In said district, on These figures, which Ramsdell ter. 649-0466. Bayberry Road, Glastonbury. Products 50 474 Main St. Plenty of parking. --- the 13th day of May A.D. 1963, at sufficient to cover the cost of all PAINTINa and wallpapezlng, waU- LAWNMOWERS, garden tractors, Brand New Furniture 849-6229,''fl-5. In the high 17's .• now open to BOLTON AND VICINITY 10:30 o’clock In the forenoon, and that says are conservative estimates, properties with unknown owners. paper removed. Wallpaper books AUTOMOBILE salesman wsinted, Musical Instruments 53 COLONIAL—LARGE living room, offers. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, public notice be gdven of the pendency will leave the schools with no lee MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE NOW IS the time to have your and tillers. Terms, trades, parts ’TOMA’TO PLANTS — 60c dozen. taken out of storage dining room, den, modern kitch With this done, Atty. Edwin lawn mowers sharpened and re on request. CeUings. eetl- must have experience, good op and service. Capitol Equipment, 643-1677. of said application and the tlihe and way. Lavltt, council for the authority, mates. Call Roger 643-0923. portunity to join a hew organiza Potted tomato plants, 16c each. PLUS 7 Appliances UPRIGHT PIANO completely re 245 NORTH MAIN . — Store. en, 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, ga Older Homes with Acreage place of hearing thereon, by publlahlng paired, reel, rotary and hand 38 Main Street, Manchester. 246 Oak Street. newed/-pew bridles, new pads, rage, landscaped yard 102x612. a copy of this order once In At present, the elementary can issue a certificate of title to 6 4 9 -0 5 0 0 tion handling imports. Apply to 643-7988. SAVE $400.00 649-6229, 9-6. MANCHESTER — 6 room ranch some newspaper having a cir school capacity is about 3,704, in mowers. Also do tune-ups and tuned, rdflnlshed to Its natural Owner transferred. Immediate in excellent location, 23 foot Uv all the properties in the project motor repairs. Pick-up and de person, Hilltop Motors, Route 6 & APPLES — Macs and Cortlands, at culation In said District and by posting cluding the as yet incomplete and leave your message. ToaOI hear from our advertiaer la MK HOUSES PAINTED — Reason — WANTED — wood, $160.^644-0188. TWO STORY building, $30 month' occupancy. Marlon E. Robertson, lng room, 3 large bedrooms, a copy on the public sign post nearest area. liver. Expert workmanship. . 44, Bolton. See Mr. Shea. ALUMINUM LADDERS — 18 ft. — the farm prices. Bunco Farm, 629 $15,000—8 room older home, 11 to the place where the deceased last Skinner St. school, while Sykes 'With no known objectors, the tliao wMbont spending all evening at the telephoae. able. Phone 649-7816. Someone to take over ^ ‘ ...... ' ly. About 2,000 sq. ft. Suitable for Realtor, 648-6058. plenty of closet space, dining 649-7968 28 ft., $1 foot; 32 foot — 40 foot, West Center Street. 643-8116. Payments of $7.00 weekly acres, barn, farm pond. dwelt, and by leaving with, or by Junior High can accommodate project can then be put up for bid. MECHANIC WANTED — Experi $1.30 foot, complete with' ropes shop or storage. Inquire 10 Depot room, big kitchen vrith built-lns, mailing In registered, certified, letters, about 650 pupils, and the high NESMAN AND BROWN — Paint enced on imports, excellent op BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! FOR SALE — Spinet piano. CaU Square, Apartment 4. HEBRON — 6 room Ranch, 3 bed oil hot water heat, fireplace. See postage prepaid and return receipt, re In yesterday's action, Judge LIGHT TRUCKING — Attics, cel ing. decorating, interior, exteri and pulleys. Prompt 2-day serv FARM LOAM — Top quaUty, big quested addressed to each of the fol school (with ito now incomplete portunity for right man. Apply to ice. Cash only. Vernon Paint and COMPLETE LIVING ROOM 643-0818. rooms, big family room, base it on the Inside. Robert Wolver $22,900—Large 5V4 room older Thlm accepted his committee’s re Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 4 lars, garages, yards cleaned. Call or, paperhanging. Call Coventry five yard load, $12. Columbia ment with garage, 3/4 acre lot, lowing persona: Mrs. Evelyn H. Zlnser, addition finislted), about 1,600. port on the condemnation pro 649-4678. person, Hilltop Motors, Inc., wallpaper, Vernon Circle. Tel. 228-9328 after 6 p.m. . . . Sofa, chair, occ. chair 9x13 MANCHESTER — 40x60 new build ton. Realtor, 649-2813. 843-4548. home. 11^ baths, built-in 45 Hyde Street, Manchester. Conn.. Mr. 742-7179 or 742-6039. a p a r t m e n t - SIZE ^^OQdbury ing now under construction suit many extras. , $11,800 mortgage kitchen, fireplace, excel The projected student load does cedures, indicating that all identi FOUND — White and brown fe FORD STA'nON WAGON, 1966 Route 6 * 44, Bolton. See Mr. 643-1662, 876-2262 rug 3 step tables, cktl. table 2 William E. Goodchlld Jr.. 47 Anthony Shea. table lamps, smoker, magaidno Baby Grand piano, very good con able for offices or light industry. can be assumed. A steal at only DOLL HOUSE — Manchester. Cute lent condition, new 2-car Street Agawam, Mass., a copy of not include students from Tolland, fied land owners had agreed to male spits type dog. Call Lee model, standard transmission. EXTERIOR AND Interior paint POTTED ’TOMA’TO plants, tomato dition, $400 firm. 190 Summit St., this order all at least five days before who IW0 enter the school system in Household Serviees 24 FOOT ALUMINUM extension plants by the dozen, broccoU, let rack, hassock, etc. Nice location. 649-6043. $14,600. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 4-room ranch, fireplace, recrea garage, 5 acres. said time assigned, and return make sale of their property, and that un Fracchia, Dog Warden, 64S-8594. Call . 649-4639, Wednesday 8-6, ing, paperheuiging, wallpaper re days. 848-1677. tion room, patio, outside fireplace, 19^-4965 at about 75 per year, known property owners would be ’Thursday 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. . Offered IS-A moved, ceilings, fully insured. EXCEILLENT commissions paid ladder, clean up-paint up special, tuce, cabbage, kohlrabi, eggplant, COMPLETE BEDROOM \ for obtaining domestic fuel oil ac $21.97. Other sizes equally low beautifully landscaped. $12,200. to TURKINGTON, Judge and drop out at the same rate pmd sufficient funds to cover fair Call George Ouillette, 649-1251. pepper plants. Krause Green . . . dbl. dresser A mirror, cheat, X BEAUTIFUL red and white MANCHES’TER — 7 room hdme $29,600—Large 9 room older home, FURNITURE REFINISHED — counts. Earn extra vacation priced. Sherwin-Williams, 981 bookcase bed, ^ L D BOND box- Houses For Rent 65 Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-5132. yStarting in 1967-1968. land values. LOST — Pair of men’s brown 1967 'TH UNDERBIRD, excellent houses, 649-7700. pearl 120 bass accordion, like close to shopping, schools and 6 fireplaces, barn, out Including the Tolland .students shoes, new, size 9%, call 643-4472. condition, best offer accepted. Scratches, bums removed, color PAINTING — Five room ranches money to your spare time. For Main St. spring A mattress, 2 pillows. 2 The project was cleared with all full particulars call Tenneco Oil new, asking, $260. Must sell. COVEN'TR.Y — 4 room single bus, attached gartige with patio, s ix ROOM Immaculate home building, good condition, 3 in the estimate for Grades 9 known property holders last week, Call Rudy 246-6861. changed. Manchester Refinlshlng and Capes for $60. Trim and boudoir lamps, etc. 649-1866. huge kitchen, dining room, Uv- across from Shady Glen. 194 feet \ acres. '■ NOTICE Is hereby given that Pass Ca.,. 643-8M3, ^ _ paint extra,. Also scraping, Go., 626-2103. SUPER-CEDED ROTARY and _ Fertilizers 50-A COMPLETE KirCHEN house, furnished, lake privileges, Hospital Notes through 12 brings the total to when agreement was reached for Book No. 88587 issued by The 1966 CHEVROLET Station Wagon, reel Toro mowers at special $20 a week. 643-8^. ing room and den, fireplace, 2 on Turripike, 660 feet deep. Bel atoout 1,529. purchase of "paper streets” (roads 742-8101. . . . 7 Pc. kitchen set, base eab- WE ARB CELEBRATING National full baths, aluminum combina- Air Real Estate, 643-9332. Savings Bank of Manchester has 4-door, very good condition. Will REWEAVTNO of bums, motb holes. O'VERHEAD DOOR installer, ex prices! Save up to $20. Marlow’s, GOOD COW MANURE — $6-$l,0 Inet. $27,600—7 room older home, 2 fire Ramsdell said the town would which were never- built) owned by perienced or trainee, for perma 867 Main Street. ' Music Week with reduced prices ’IHREE BEDROOMS, 2 baths, tons, oil hot water heat. Reduced — X ' been lost and application has been trade. Wescott’s Auto Sales, Park Zippers repaired Im dow Shades loads. Delivered. Excellent for PLUS ALL THESE EXTRAS on pianos and organs. Ward Music COVENTRY — 6 room ranch like places, 2-car garage, visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. need a facility large enough to Joseph Oliwa and Donald Ryder. made to said bank for payment of er Street, 649-8932. made to measure; all sized Vene nent position. High or vocational gardens, shrubs, lawns, etc. . . . Elec, skillet, steam A dry large Uvlng room, lots of closets, to $17,800. Robert Wolverton, barns, farm pond, 18 for all areas, e x ^ t maternity, house about 1,000 students in or The Jointly sponsored project, In Electrical Services 22 school graduate. Phone 627-0709., WALLPAPER — Factory over Co., Hartford Rd. Open evenings. garbage disposal, walk-out cellar, Realtoi-, 649-2813, 648-4648. new, reduced price. ' Fireplace, the amount of deposit. tian blinds Keys made while you. 648-7804, 649-8731. iron, elec, percolator, auto, toast acre land,' 20 minutes to Aircraft. acres. where they are 2' to 4 p.m., and der to meet the predicted increase volving both state and federal fi 1966 CHEVROLET 2-door, radio, wait Tape Recorders for rent. stock, 160 patterns of fine quality garage, yard, $136 month.' Ref FTIEE EiSTIMATElS, Prompt serv TOOL MAKERS, mold makers, papers, 67c single roll. Sherwin- er, 16 pc. cooking utensils, 40 po. TANNER STREET — Bowers Owner must sell because of'Job 6:30 to 8 p.m.,. ,■ 1. ... itL. WEDNESDAY, MAY % 1061 r PACT TWENTY-EIGfirr Ayenige IHdly l7et Prcis Ron For the Week Bad«d liie Wosthsr manrlrrdtpr Svrttitts Hmtlb' f oraenal at U. B W( ■"/ Aprs 36. U63 pi Holp# Yob Ovoreomo Oloudy and warm toaJgbt- wtth Frlenda and members of the Co- med from an onaight vtolaUon hgr driving hi* oar ftrom a CmUr St. 1 3 ,9 7 4 chance of ahowean. Low aroond #0. Weds of Center Congregational 114 ‘Pinkies’ Police Arrests police at N. Main St. aM TdUaad raataurant and aoreechlng his Friday mostly cloudy and aaolar About Town Chlirch are invited to a plant ex Local Stocks Tpke. ab 1 p.m. MalUat was or tires. Ha was ordered to appear In FALSE TEETH Mentbar of tlw AndU with ohnnoe of showera. WIgh dered to iq>pear in'Olroult Court Manchester'a drouH Court 13 aroond 70. Hiere will be May devotiona at change and gardening clinic Fri ^ Loosonots ORd Worry Boreoa o f OfronlaMoB 13, Manchester, May 30i. May 30. 7 tMiifht at St. Jcdm's Poll all day at 8 pjn. In Woodruff Hall at Get Awards A ldd« kaUlet, S3, Of 369 Lavv- Manche§ter—‘A City of Village Ckqrm National Catholic Church, with a the lAurch., .Quotations Furnished by renc» Rd„ Wap{rfng, yaaterday Peter R. Manfredi, 30, South Cobnm Mlddl^rook. la e. meethij^ of the Sodality. of the ■ One-hundred-and-fourteen Jun was charged with disregarding a Glastonbury, last night wsa charg BBLORADB, Yugoslavia (AP) Bleaaed Sacrament afterwarda. The MLembers of the Eighth Dis Bank Stocks stop sign, failure to carry a reg ed with making an tmnMaasary —U.N. Secretary-Oensral U thant YOL. LXXXn, NO. 187 (TWENTY-POUR'PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1963 (C^aaeifted Advertiaing on Fag* 33) PRICE SEVEN CRBmi trict Fire Department who are on Bid. Asked ior Auxiliary ' "Plrikles” will' re IBBi inOrB OOEmUE*B»WO« dGTVWa mwe*e- ^lendshlp Club will aponaor a pa istration and failure to can y a noise. The arreet followed an on- arrived from Romania today for rsMment eeund by Ipeat plstaa Oet per drive Saturday. G^eral con the anniversary parade committee Conn. Bank and Trust ceive cape, strlpea or pins at the driver’s license. TTie arrest stem slght violation as the youth was talks with President 'nto. PABTEVl'H St any dnit counter. fession for mothers, sona and will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Co...... 70 74 aiumal capping ceremony May 16 fire headquarters. Main and Hil Hartford National daugrhters will be at 8:16 a.m. Sat Bank and ’Trust Co. 66 70 In the dining room o i Manchester urday, with Holy Communion dur liard Sts. ° Memorial Hospital. ’The ceremony War Threat Eases; Zjeller Says State News ing the 8:30 a.m. Maas. Children Fire insurance Companies will begin, at 3 p.m., said Mrs. will attend confession at 11 a.m. Mrs. Philip Lees, 62 Crestwood Hartford Fire ...... 68 73 Richard S. Carpenter, advisor for Camatlona will be blessed and Dr., a Jeweler, and Evan Kullgren National Fire ...... 124 132 the Junior Auxiliary. Agent Data Roundup pinned on all mothers Simday at of Columbia, a pewtersmlth, will Phoenix Fire ...... 124 132 Forty-four girls earned cape for Truce Reigns; the 8:30 a.m. Maas. display examples of their work at Life and Indemnity Ids. Cos. 50 hours of work, 41 will receive Haiti Revolt Seen the Society of Connecticut Crafts Aetna. Casualty .... 98 106 pins for 100 hours of work, and 21 Advertisement— men exhibit May 11 through 25 at Aetna Ufe ...... ,.163i^ 161*4 will receive strlpea for each 100 3 DAY M ust W a it the Craft Center in Brookfield. Conn. General ...... 163^4 171^ hours of work after tlie fliat 100 NEW YORK (AP) ^The%Americans, and auspected oppo- Governor Wallace Set a Ooal! Regular deposits in Htfd. Steam Boiler . .118 126 hours. specialcial peace committee of nsnta. • the Savings Account or Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Sey ’Travelers ...... 181 189 Mrs. Mary Sterud, director of The anU-Duvaller underground HARTFORD (AP)— For Club of The Connecticut Bank and tne Organization of American Scorns Dempsey’s mour, 45 Brookfield St., will cele Public UtUIUes nurses, will present the awards. has threatened an uprising by mer Republicaa State Comp Trust Company grow into a sub- brate their 50th wedding anniver States delayed its return to May 15. Meanwhile the OAB Is ' Btahtial amount soon. Tou'Il be Conn. Light Power .. 33^ 35*4 Some of the areas In which the troller FVed R. Zeller inform Race Crisis Wire sary Saturday with an open house Htfd. Electric Light girls have worked include central Haiti and the Dominican Re without authority to Intervene in Meet o$i that glorious trip or cruise ed the GOP House Insurance from 3 to 5 and 7 to 0 p.m. at new ...... 41% 44% supply, emergency room, reception public today, apparently con what is essentially a domestic sooner than you think. Three Man their home. Haitian affair. Committee today that he HAR'TFORD (A P )—Gov. chester offices to serve you at 893 Hartford Gas Co. . . . 41 41% desk, pharmacy, dietary depart vinced that the threat of war Southern New England ment; children’s ward, and Penny Gonzalo Facto of Costa Rica, would not be able to provide Main. 16 North Main and the HALE, between the two Caribbean head of the OAS council, told George C. Wallace of "Ala Parkade. Telephone ...... 51 64 Saver. ’The total memherdiip has information requested from bama told Gov. John N. Charter Revision ■Vlanufacturing Companies worked 9,107 hours the past year. neighbors is no longer seri newsmen In New York Wednes day night that.lt may be 10 days him by next Monday. Dempsey of Connecticut to Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 60 64 Guests will be department heada ous. Zellfr, In a telegram to Rep. Edgy C ity Hearing Tonight Associated Spring .. 16 18 where the grlrls have worked, and MAIN ST., MANCHESTER The main concern appeared to before the committee goes back day to mind his own business to the troubled Island of Hispan Nicholas B. Elddy, Counsel to the Bristol Brass 10% 11% mothers and friends of the girls. be whether the threat of revolt committee, said, however, that he when it comes to the racial Townspeople tonight can give Dunham Bush ...... 7 8 Refreshments will be served. In Haiti would prompt Dictator- iola. “ The committee almost certain waa most willing to cooperate and strife in Alabama. their views on the present form Em-Hart ...... 64 68 Mrs. Carpenter is assisted by President Francois Duvalier to would furnish the information as Dempsey sent Wallace a tele F eels L u ll of town government and on other N. B. M achine...... 24 26% Mrs. Graham Clark. Mrs. Philip launch sweeping, bloody reprisals ly will return," Facio said. “ But just when and what their agenda soon ae poeeible. gram Wednesday night expressing forms at a public hearing before^ North and Judd .... 15 17 Roberts replaces Mrs. Clarence THURSDAY- FRIDAY- SATURDAY against foreigners, particularly "deep dismay” over the current will be.hasn’t been decided yet.” Zeller was asked to provide the the Charter Revision Commission. Stanley Works ...... 19 21 Elchman in working with new widely publicized struggle over T ip u £ (V v Veeder-Root ...... 46 65 members of the auxiliary. The special committee was set flamea of eubngenta who were paid The hearing will begin at S', commiaaionn on state insurance Negroes' rights in Birmingham. In Protests p.m. at the Waddell School audi The above quotations are not co CHILDREN’S up last week after Duvalier’s po Military Pay Hike lice invaded the Dominican Embas policies while he waa state comp He said the ajority of people in torium. oe construed as actual markets. NURSERY DRIP DRY...MACHINE WASHABLE troller. . Connecticut ‘‘are disturbed both At the last commission meeting, sy in Port au Prince in search BIRMINGHAM, Ala, (AP) BOAT 8PEEDS’TER8 BEWARE! Directors Settle SUMMER P a 8 8 e 8 by 293-10 of Duvalier opponents who had Eddy told newsmen today that by the denial of human rights to ■Negro integration leaders residents objected that they were FURNITURE he would ask Zeller to fiirniah a citizens of this nation and by the not allowed to speak about the MELBOURNE, Fla. (API—No SENECRON TARORED CURTAINS taken refuge there. went into a strategy session WASHINGTON (AP) — A $1.2- Dominican P residen t Juan partial list by Monday. damage being doneN daily to the Citizens’ Committee for Better hotrodding on the river, says Claims on Falls CLEARANCE DRESSES image of the United States In the this morning to map new Government proposal to reorganize Brevard County Sheriff Leigh Wil bUIion military pay raise bill, Bosch moved troops to the border If the information was not e 54” , 63", 72" long reg. 1.99—^UST BY KATE GREENAWAY and threatened military action, forthcoming, Eddy said, he would eyes of people abroad.” demonstration plans in the the government. The commission son. To prove he means business, To-wn directors last night settled cleared by the House on a lopsided just 3 HAWKEYE BABY AND CINDERELLA vote, now goes to the Senate with but a visit by the OAS committee schedule a meeting of the com Wallace fired back this an.swer: event a shaky truce falls had limited the meeting to q>eak- he hae assigmed a member of his three claims for a total of BASKENETTS. reg. 8.99 e machine or hand wuhable DOUBLE ers who were members of the more fuss likely over a hotly dis calmed the situation. mittee for Wednesday and possibly “ I recognize that your telegram apart. county rescue patrol to tour riv 81,406.10. e little or no-ironing required to us this date will serve some committee or who signed the 2,600- er areas In an air boat and haul NOW 5 .8 8 including a selection of puted retirement provision. Facio said the OAS will study * issue a subpoena for Zeller. A spokesman for the Southern WORLD GREEN All Involving falls, the individu Zeller said it would take some useful purpose in your local politi signature petition. In boaters who do not observe al claims came to $900 for e hemmed and headed . , . ready whites for First Communion, The bill won House approval report from Alberto Zuleta of Christian Leadership Conference Tonight’s meeting was called so safety rules. Just 2 STORKLINE BABY to hang Confirmation and Oradua- Wednesday on a standing vote, of Colombia, a committee member time for him to contact the Insur cal ambitions, but my reaction to said a second meeting was Statia Chetelat of French Rd., CRIBS, reg. 45.00 ance companies from which he It Is simply to ask you to mind that public comment could b e ' “ We’re not going to be spoil- Bolton: $806.10 for Anne Kleln- tlon. 298-10 after the legislators twice who . stayed behind and was ex planned at mid-momlng between obtained. |.sports but we’re making certain e white only overruled their Armed Services pected back from Santo Domingo ordered policies for the state from your^ own affairs in the state of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., STAMPS schmidt, 86 Summit St.; and $700 NOW 2 8 .9 0 1954 to 1959. The‘ committee wants the pres- ' that an inconsiderate few don’t Committee and wrote back into today. Connecticut. Ralph D. Abernathy, Fred L. for Elizabeth Callahan, 34 Oliver "I assume that the state of Con ent council-manager form of spoil boating, fishing and water Rd. just 2 STORKLINE reg. 5.99. NOW 3 JIO the legislation sections increasing “ We’re also evaluating other "It Is necessary for me to get Shuttlesworth “ and some persons ALL WEEK government changed to an elect- skiing for average law-abiding JUVENILE CHEST OF from the said companies the list necticut has ample problems to uptown.” I Town Counsel Irving Aronson occupy your interests and tal ed mayor-selectmen system. Icitizens,” he says. and Asst. Town Coimsel Arnold DRAWERS, reg. 55.00 (ContJnned on Page Fifteen) (Oontlnned on Pag* Teo) of agents to whom they sent com The identity of the “ persems up reg. 8.99. NOW 5 .9 0 missions," Zeller said. ents.” Klau recommended the claims be NOW 3 3 .0 0 town” was not revealed, but the settled for those amounts. 3 3 * /3 7 . OFF! "Under the circumstances it is indication was that they were ’The Bolton woman fell on Ice just 2 SIMMONS reg. 10.99. NOW 6 .9 0 impossible for me to furnish the GOP Council N^med white leaders with whom negoti INNERSPRING CRIB complete data by Monday.” he ations have been conducted. on Spruce St. In 1960, said Atty. added. HARTFORD (A P )—One hun Klau. Mrs. Kleinschmidt fell near MATTRESSES “ There probably won’t be any e sizes 8 to 6x and 7 to 14. JFK Foresees N-Tests; "However," he said, "I am most dred delegatM-fit-large were her home this year, and the last reg. 12.99 and 17.99 named by Reptiblicaji State Chair announcement imtil about noon,” BOYS* SUITS... SPORT COATS... willing to cooperate with you and Dorothy Cotton, one of the SCLC claimant fell on Main St., near will furnish same to you as soon as man A. Sjeirle Pinney today to Bissell St., a few years ago. NOW 8 .8 8 and 1 1 4 1 8 the Republican douncil, a group leaders, saw. ------WE MUST CLOSE OUT DRESS SLACKS. .. SPRING JACKETS. .. Pledges,Mid-East. Peace poaslble." Edgy Birmingham residents Men’s Famous The House Insurance Committee, organised to study and overhaul waited to learn whether the ALL WEATHER COATS Nationally Advertised its path cleared of legal obstacles, the party. Its policies end pro- month-long deseg;regation drive fi cAdurea. Pastor to Attend WASHINGTON (AP)—Presldenteprogress must come soon or "per- moved quickly yesterday to carry nally was ending. Special Rack simply select the garment of your choice . . DEDUCT % OF ’THE on Its probe of how Insurance'com' The council, authorized by the Negro leaders voiced hopes that DRESS SHIRTS Kennedy predicts a new round of haps the genie is out of the bottle State Central Committee, will con OUR BOOK DEPT. 11th Annual Synod PRICE! minimum charge for alterations. nuclear testing by the United and we will not ever get him back a settlement of racial differences sist of 300 members that Include MEN’S Statee and the Soviet Union un In." (Oon^ued on Page Tea) Young Heroes Decorated at White House might be reached soon. reg. 4.50 and 5.00 the delegates-at-large, members of The truce almost collapsed a PAPERBACKS, CHILDREN’S OIFT BOOKS, DICTIONARIES The Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pas SUMMER SUITS less a test ban treaty is nego Two overseas crises also were the Central Committee' and repre Preeidertt Kennedy poses today at the 'Whiite House wDth eight school patrol guards, ail winners, tiated this year—which he doubts. discussed: of gold lifesaving medals' after decorating them in a rose garden cermony. 'The youngsters, all few hours after It started when tor of St. John’s Polish National AND JUST sentatives of the party from every two of the integratlonlst leaders Catholic Church, will represent the SALE! If the prediction comes true, Kennedy said that while Soviet wearing their white school patrol belts are, from left Randy Newnum, Chicago, 111.; Richard D. Premier Khrushchev has reaf House Passes community In the state. were jailied briefly, but it weath parish at the 11th Synod of the Kennedy told his news conference The delegatea-at-large list In Roark, Jefferson City, Mo.; John Mingle, Somerville, Mass.; Drucie S. Wetterauer, Worthington, SPORT COATS Wednesday, it “ would be a great firmed a pledge to support a neu Ohio; Larry R. Williams, Ceniterville, Ind.; Andrew S. Roberts, foreground, Flushing, N. Y.; AM n ered that crisis. Polish National Catholic Church MOST FAMOUS MAKE OF LADIES’ cludes John Alsop, uneucceesful Negro leaders announced the Tuesday through Saturday next disaster, for the interests of all tral and independent Laos, a re Cynova, rear, Chicago, m .: and William F. Shady Jr., Huntington, L. I., N. Y. (A P Photofax). concerned." cent attack on International Con Bill to Drop Republican g;ubematorial candi 24-hour truce Wednedsay as heavi week in Scranton, Pa. reg. 24.95 to 39.99 SWIMSUITS date last fall, and Former Gov. Recalling that he saw brighten trol Qimmisslon helicopters by the ly reinforced police patrolled the ALL 25% OFF He will be permanent vice pres John Lodge. streets, quiet in sharp contrast to JUST many styles . . . not all styles in all sizes . . . all bear the famous ing prospects for a ban Inst De Pathet Lao "Indicates that they THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO STOCK UP FOR SUMMER READING.. ident of the Youth Movement are not at the present time liv At - Large Post Among other prominent persons the crowd scenes of recent days. which will be enacted into art ac label. 2.59 cember, 'Kennedy said there has ing up to this commitment.” H^ named were U.S. Rep. Abner Si- The word came shortly before tive program at the synod. The nationally advertised at 10.95 to 11.95...... NOW 5 ^ 8 been no sense of movement elnce bal; former U.S. Sene. Prescott Fam ilies Visit (See Our List For College Bound High School Students) Bien. said he hopes Khrushchev oan^db HARTFORD (A P )—A. bUl tixat U, S, Plans M oves President Kennedy’s news confer Rev. Mr. Hyszko and the board Bush end 'William A. Purtell, for ence In Washington. The President nationally advertised at 13.96 to 15.96...... NOW 'J ',8 8 2 for 5.00 ‘ 1 am not hopeful at mil,” he better than that. would eliminate tlM office of will conduct a census in the Unit Asked If economic or diplomatic mer U.S. Rep. Horace' Seeley- said he was gratified by progress ed States and Canada of youth in nationally advertised at 16.95 to 23.95 ...... NOW 9 , 8 8 ■aid, and expressed fear that congreasman-at-large was pa Brown, former State Sen. John InKnoxLville 13.90 jMnctlons should be u s ^ against in what he described as “ an ugly f Over 400 Titles To Choose From terest and will elect qualified s assorted - collar styles, 168-100 yesterday by the Republl- Lupton, former State (mairman e broken sizes wonderful way to start the summer season with savings! Tm;. Hsltlan regime m Francois situation.” people to act as supervisor in the broken sizes 14 to 17%. can-oontrolled House and sent to Edwin H. May Jr. and Clarence F. If Race Truce Fails Alabama Gov. George Wallace 2nd floor sportswear Duvalleri ’ Kehnedv-'said the Or the Senate. Race Project church' diocese. ganization of American States is Baldwin, National Committeeman called the President’s remarks He is also a permanent member Senate Democrats are not ex Theodore F. Ryan and National “ unjust and unfair” and said the doing right ^ sending a s o cia l pected to aot on it. of the Literary Guild and Is poet m u p that Will try to kero peace Oommltteewoman Mrs. Babette WASHINGTON (AP)—President^limiting Washington’s role to con- KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP)—This demonstrations had been carried OUR WINSOR NEWTON ART SUPPLY CLOSEOUT editor of the church organ, “God’s between ^tiie Dominican. Republic During House debate, Minority Ransohotff. Kennedy kept a close watch to» ciliation. mingling of Negroes and whites on by “ lawless mobs In conflict leader WllUam T .. Shea denounced Field." and neighboring' Haiti. The council's organizational day on a shaky truce in racially There have been no federal vio wasn't done imder court order. It with lawfully constituted author the measure as a Gerrymandering happened because they made a S^i^lly, Kennedy was asked meeting is set for June 22. troubled Birmingham, Ala. lations, the President said, and so ity.” Wallace said he would have bill. He said he personally favored The President hailed at his "our efforts have been focused on decision to meet each dther on no part in conferences “ to com _ CONTINUES AT 30% OFF ^bmit one potential crisla and still eliminating the congressman-at- equal terms. NEW LOW PRICESI-PLUS . Another that is fast fading. Party Lever Caucus news conference Wednesday the getting both sides together to set promise on the issues of segrega large poet but that the GOP should government Induced accord that tle in a peaceful fashion." This was "Project Friendship,” tion.” The Impact of recent political have taken action earlier in the HARTFORD (AP)—Senate Ma or, more simply, a schedule of WHATMAN AND D'ARCHES PAPER changes in the Middle East can temporarily halted * Integration Still, it is known that if the Along with a biracial commit session so that compromise could jority Leader Louis I. Gladstone, demonstrations in the city. And visits between Negroes and whites tee,, two aides of Atty. Gen. Rob not yet be asB.essed, the Presi be worked out. D-Bridgeport, said tbday Senate truce snaps—It did for a few hours in Knoxville. It may have been dent said, but the United States he made clear that he prefers Wednesday night — the White ert F. Kennedy have been work Connecticut' received Us oon- Democrats will hold a caucus a one-shot thing, but the group ing behind the scenes to bring will support the security of Israel next Wednesday to discuss the House has considered several which sponsored it hopes n ot.. and her Arab neighbors, try to gressman-at-large seat after the both sides together. The No. 1 1930 ceneue. The two parties have optional party lever bill. ways of getting deeper Into the limit the arms race in the area crisis. In response to a question at his negotiator Is Asst. Atty. Gen. GREEN STAMPS!t been unable to agree since on how Gladstone said all aspects of Jailing of King news conference Wednesday, Burke Marshall. and discourage Communist pene- Before the news conference, DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. tmtion. to redraw congressional district the controversial topic will be President Kennedy suggested that There was no indication of what lines so oe to create a sixth dis discussed- at this meeting of the the White House announced that such a project might Improve actually brought the truce. STATIONERS SINCE 1906 Kennedy hopes to cover "the trict. Senate’s 23 Democrats. Almost Snuffs “every avenue of executive au race relations in Washington. Shop Pinehurst Thursday Cash 'n Carry On All Advertised Items... entire waterfront” in a weekend Also passed by the House over thority is being explored with ref About 160 white and Negro JUST SOUTH OF STATE THEATER conference at Hyannisport, Mass, (Continued on Page Ten) • _ 9 A.M. till 9 P.M. / considerable objectlwis waa a bdll (Continued on Page Ten) erence to racial difficulties In Bir families volunteered to participate with Canadian Prime Minister deslgmed to discourage corporate mingham, Ala.” in “ Project Friendship” in Knox I Lester Pearran. 'The "waterfrpnV’ JFK’sEfforts Everyday Low Price On 4«iding on Connectleut business While Andrew. Hfttcher^^ assist ville-. It began-.Sunday when Ne Includes such items as defense, firms. The meaeure passed 136- ant White House press secretary, groes visited whites, ahcT Vice Sp e c i a l l o t . . . trade, and investment on which V HOOD FRESH MEN’S WEAR lOff after a move to recommit it Fire Occurs By JAMES MARLOW did not amplify this announce versa, 'With no more in mind than BEVERLY A. 8AMANS * Kennedy and Pearson’s predeces was defeated 146-114. Associated Press News Analyst ment, it was learned • that the a display of friendship. Bulletins sor, John Q. Diefenbaker, were On Another N-Snb WASHINGTON (AP) — All President’s civil rights advisers “ Our visit with a doctor and MEN’S SUMMER in . sharp disagreement. Under the terms of the bill, any RESIST SOCKS corporation which suspected through his news conference Pres were discussing several possible his wife was just delightful,” said Culled from AP Wires 3 3 1/ 3 7 0 O F F ! Apart from race relations, the ident Kennedy stepped g;ingerly on Greatest House Paint Discovery in Thirty Years! MILK e s^ someone was buying up its stock VAJJLBJO, Calif. (A P )—A spec ways of federal intervention. Mrs. Robert Harvey, a Negro major domestic topic ‘ was Kenne the subject of racial strife in gall on jug plus deposit By INTERWOVEN SPORT SLACKS G irl Stabbed; in order to gain ' control could tacular but minor flash fire In 'These included; whose husband is a college math dy’s recent decision to replace Alabama as if he were leading an 1. The filing of a federal suit professor. “ We talked about ev' CLIMBER IDENTIFIED Adm. George W. Anderson as force any shareholder to reveal jured three workmen 'Wednesday ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN’S FAMOUS NAME the “ beneficial or true owner” ' of expedition on tip-toe around a land KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) — quart 25c, '/? qal. 42c chief of naval operations on Aug. on the $45-miIUon Polairls eubma- reg. 8.99 to 14.99/' Fear Pervades his stock. The disclosure would rlne Woodrow Wilson at a Navy mine. (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Ten) The American who got to the no (>posii . . , 'ITien it suddenly popped—or It reg. 1.00 and 1.25 1 have to be made within 30 days of construction yard. top of Mt. Everest May 1 waa « ' • SUITS SLACKS NOW receipt of a written request for funded like a pop—because of James A. Whitaker, S3, Red Daily deliveries of fresh (Continned on Page Three) Only the day before at Groton, clumsy Alabama timing. Negro NEW€Pp LUCITE* Boston A gain the information. Conn., atwther. flash fire killed mond, Wash., the expedition dis cream, sour cream, cottage leaders themselves disagreed .on If the shareholder refused to three workmen on the nuclear sub closed today. He was accom cheese. NOW • SPORTCOATS ALL WEATHER whether they ■ heard a'n explosion. panied to the top by Staerra' CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP)—A cooperate, he would lose his vot marine Flasher, of the same at Outnumbered Officers ing rights at any stockholders tack type as the Thresher which Kennedy kept quiet this past Nwang Gombu, nephew of 19SS eurtaln of fear hung' over the week while day after day Negroes HOUSE PAINT COATS Wood Alcohol nieeting held within the next six disappeared April 10 in the At Everest hero. Tensing Norgay. NEW LOW PRICES Greater Boston' area today in the by the thousands in Birmingham Whitaker is a climber and equip wake of the.brutal slaying of a montlja. lantic with 129 men aboard, e Michael’s Stem e Cricketeer e JA F e Hubbard 4 Opponents of the bill said it n ie Wilson fire, which caused put on massive demonstrations for Used Dogs to Close In ment officer. He is a Mt. Raaier KRAFT’S .S 8 26-year-old music student found in Deaths at 28 equal treatment and thousands of National Park mountain guide X her apartment off Harvard them were jailed. who has b''''n climbing Unce he MIRACLE WHIP 49c 2 for 8 9 ^ select the garment of your choice . . . DEDUCT % OF THE PRICE!, / Square. (Oontlinied on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Twenty-four) minimum alteration charges on all men’s sale Items. ■ e broken sizes The President might have began as a ay Scout in 1943. < a * ...... ‘ qua.rt jar The. body of Miss Bs'vbrly Sam- NEW YORK (AP)—The death stepped publicly into this critical By RELMAN MORIN gleamed months ago that Negro ans of Beckley, W.Va., a graduate toll from wood alcohol {wlsonlng situation b y calling for a solution BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP)— leaders were planning to try to (save 14c a quart) among Bowery derelicts reached CATHOLICS PROTEST . atudent at B o ^ n University who or criticizing the Negroes or the Sheriff Melvin Bailey and Birm enforce desegregation in Birming ST. LOUIS, Mo. (A P )—About was preparing for an audition a positive 38 and a probable 34 whites who refused them equal ham. aUMBLE BEE TUNA MEN’S LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS today. ingham Chief of Police Jamie 500 Roman Catholic grade GIRLS’ “HER MAJESTY” with the Metropolitan Opera Co., Roimd-the-World Tour treatment or both. But he pre ' “ We Immediately began dis' school pupils, parents and sup 39c-r-3 cans 1.00 NYLON TRICOT was found Wednesday 'night. - Deputy Chief M ^ c a i Examiner ferred not to. Moore said trained police dogs cussing how law enforcement The slaying revived fears Heni7 Siegel said autopsies had were used when. Negroes began agencies would meet the prob porters marched through subur Behind the scenes his adminis ban Florissant today waving u PROCTOR * GAMBLE vajue$ to 5.95-r-NOW caused by the eight unsolved established wood alcohol as the demonstrating in the streets “ be lem," Bailey said. tration ws trying to get white „Amerlcan flags and carr3(lng 50% OFF! SLEEPWEAR ■tranglings of women In Greater cause of death in 28 cases and Ticketed for Astronaut and Negro leaders to reach some cause the officers had to get in Along with police tactics, the Etoston since June. that six other 'deatlis were be close.” two dfficers said they beg&n work signs urging school bus rides for C R IS C O e nationally advertised brands, gowns, reg. 5.00 kind. of understanding. As this Dr . Peter- A. Delmonico, med lieved due to the same cause. All seemed near this week he decided And the reason for that, they ing through civic clubs and other parochial students. Robert Lo wery, aide to the Florissant po 3 lb. can 78c a s, m, 1, exl. ical examiner, paid cause of have occurred since May 2. By HOWARD BENEDICT <^astronaut to fly over Red China, to say something publicly, but in said, was because at times be organizations urging the members 2 :8 8 death was a stab wound through The toll grew with the death of CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) spending a total of about 45 min a very mild and Indirect way. tween 1(X) and 126 policemen were to stay away from the scenes of lice chief, told The Associated DIAMOND WALNUT NOW 2.99 the heart. There . were 16 stab two more persons at Bellevue —AatroniLUt Lioroy Gordon Cooper utes over the Comm'unist nation Tuesday night through an aide outnumbered many times over by the disturbances. Press that group obtained a pa STUDIO wounds on the body, he aald. Hospital where 25 patients remain Jr. has' hie “ ditty bag” packed o n . .passes lasting from four to he expressed hope the increasingly the crowds , they were trying to “ We quietly passed the word rade permit and asked fo ra po V MEATS "A person who would Inflict in critical condition from drinking and the Mercury ifravel agency eight minutes during orbits No.. 7, dangerous problem could be set control. that the worst thing that would lice escort Wednesday. 4 ox. can 43c ^ COUCH COVERS WASH and HANG BURLUX DRAPERIES gowns and duster seta, brutality of thhi sdft was not of the lethal liquid. has ticketed him for the most 8, 9, 10, 11 and 22. Should an tled peacefully. 'Then less than 3(1 They, made tlie statements in an happen would be for this thing to sound mind," Delmonico said. The A hardware stm-e clerk, has extensive round-the-world tour interview. turn into-a race riot,” they said. - POPE SAID 4JLINO 8 oz. can 75c reg. 7.00 emergency force a landing In minutes before he faced his news For wood, stucco doctor said there was no evidence been accused of selling the alco ever planned for an American. China, America could be faced conference Wednesday came the “ Using police dogs is one of the^ One of the characteristics of Baltimore, Md. (A P )— Tha rsg. 14.M By BURLINGTON HOUSE of rape. hol that killed two of the derelicts. Next Tuesday, 'If the present with a diplomatic headache. word. accepted practices in police riot racial strife in the South has been Baltimore Sun said today, “ It Is A masonry houses Our service meat depart Two kerchiefs and , a nylon Several deaths attributed to schedule holds, Cooper will rocket If It’s a .clear day. Cooper will Negro leaders announced a 4- work," Bailey said. “ The leashes that, when disturbances break out generally accepted in Vatican drinking the alc(Aol were repotted *'Lucite” Acrylic House Paint is an ment will feature U. S. rag. 7.99— NO W NOW 4.99 Stocking were luiotted aroimd the Into space on an intended 2-orblt be the first American space pilot hour truce in the demonstrations. —contrary to some reports that hi any g;iven community, whiffe circles that the Pope haa-ennoer, • heavy cotton tweed victim’s U ^ a t in an apparent earlier In the .week in Brooklyn. mission lasting 34 hour's 19 mln- to peek behind the Iron Curtain. Kennedy told the newsmen, “ We have gone out of here—are not extremists from the neifrby coim- that he knows it, and that ha entirely new produrt dev^oped oat IWMn applied with spa- choice grade lamb . . . GEN e tagetured raycm and cotton strangling Attempt. But ‘.‘they did David Felt, 66, employed In a uts. His only luggage will be a As he crosses above Afghanistan can hope that tensions will ease” long. They are about 6 feet long. tryside and other commimities does not expect to live a long of years of Dn Font research in del piliiM’tonewwood, UINE 1963 SPRING CROP. e complete with g alppered e solid decorator colors' not cauae death," the doctor said. Lower East Side hardware store, lunch box of bite-size tidbits and on the 10th and 11th. orbits he and this episode would remind all Normally, the leash is wrapped generally come onto the scene. ' time." The Sun, in a Rome dis acrylic resins—research that pro or surfacae from which pillow slips He placed the time of death as was arrested Wednesday night on dehydrated food and the ditty bag briefly will be within a couple communities how urgent It Is that twice around the officer’s wrist In Birmingham, the officers patch by Weldon Wallace, aiwe Fore Legs and e pinch pleated tops SPECIAL GROUP sometime after 11 p.m., Sunday a homicide charge, accused of —a- packet for storing cameras so that the dog can’t possibly get said, there hasn’t been a single this summary of Pope John duced the “Lucite” finishes used on old paint has bean ra- hundred miles of. the southern “ all bars to equal opportunity” be • ^ i.vuyk>pj!r- .;