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I ^ ■ m i* Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather For the Week Ended PAGE SIXTEEN Foreeuat of U., S. Weather jianriii^Btfr lEngning Ijgralb Febranry 18, 1866 Partly cloady tenlght, lew H 14 ,13 3 the 20e; milder tomorraw wtth^ ^ h n Jackson, assistant li­ DelU Chapter, ,H and AM, iiaitrljpatpr iEupm tt^ variable eunsUne, high hi brarian of Mary Cheney Li­ will meet tomorrow at 7:30 Report on Student Behavior DeBella Mttuber of tiie Audit About Town brary, win give a book review p.m. In the Masonic Temple. Bureau ct Clrenlatlon There will be refreshments and Complete Manche$ter^A City of Village Charm tonight at 8 at a meeUng of the Eye OUm Service Manchester Chapter of Ha- Professional Women's Club in a social hour. At Games Asked hy Board Your eye doctor’s dassah will sponsor a fashion the Robbins Room at Center show tonight at 8 at Temple Manchester Grange will meet prescription filled VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 117 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1965 (Classified Adverttotng on Page 22) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Congregational Church. There Last Friday night, Manches­ Beth Shotom. Tickets will be tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. In Concern over student behav-<^ modern frames — will be a .social time with re­ ter High played its final home aold at the door. Refreshments Orange Hall. The program will lor at basketball games prompt­ lenses duplicated freshments after the program. basketMll game of the season. w ill be served. begin at 8:30 and Is open to ed the board of education to ask prescription sun­ Hostesses will be Mrs. Edw-ard The two remaining regular sea­ and i friends of the Manchester for a report from A. Raymond glasses — prompt re­ Tybur, Mrs. Celia Wandt son games are on the road, in The Steep Hollow Antique Grange. Mrs. Harry Llndgren, Rogers, the principal of Man­ pairs. Miss Avis Kellogg. Meriden tonight and in Weth­ Events dealers of Manchester will ex­ ' and her committee will serve chester High School, last night. 18 Asylum Street hibit at the Antique Show and refreshments. ersfield Friday night. HARTFORD Miss Jacqueline Corbett, The Issue was brought up at Syria Says U.S. Envoy side Thursday and Friday from Room 104 ■ last night's board of education Enrico F. Real* 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Wind­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tel. 522-0767 Miss Jessie Mae Gipson, meeting. Rogers mentioned an Legal Notlcea R ubi DeBellA In State ham Center Fire Department Corbett of 35 Branford St., is on Talk daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. article in The Herald citing in­ President, Auditorium. Sixteen dealers the dean's list for the first semester at Boston University. Gip.son, 172 S. Main St.. Is on cidents that had happened at AT A COURT OF PROBATE, plan to participate In the show. the dean's list at Springfield last Tuesday's game between held at Manchester, within and for There will be a snack bar and She is a 1964 graduate of Man­ the District of Manchester, on the (Maas.) College, where she is a Manchester and Meriden. 10th day of February, 1968. Was Spy Ring Leader Jail Escapee free parking. chester High School. junior. The article said that one Mer­ Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. D AV Au.Kiliary will meet to­ iden youth -suffered a serious Estate of Charles L. Oardella. Recaptured Frederick P. Perklna an ov­ Martha Circle of Emanuel late of Manchester, in said District erseer of Bowdoln College and morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the eye injury and one local girl W h-jn you vv.mt tho lio'.t, l)uy DAM ASCUS, S y r i a'f’army and that Snowdown had^nouncement, but commented on Lutheran Church will meet deceased. offered $2 million for Uie in­ the paper report: •enior vice president of Aetna V FW Home suffered face injuries. The administratrix having ex­ (A P )—The Syrian govern­ In New Jersey Thursday at 10 a.m. for sewing, " I can only refer you to the L ife Insurance Co., will speak Rogers said that, to the best hibited her administration account formation. On Viet Nam Policy in the Youth Room at the with said estate to this Court for ment announced t ^ a y it continuous series of accusations Thursday at the monthly lunch­ of his knowledge, this wasn't The case was first reported by Phi Theta Chapter of Beta church. Members are reminded allowance. It is . . . EUZABETH, N. J. eon meeting of the Bowdoln Engaged true, but he went on to say that ORDERED: That the 2nd day of has arrested a spy ring and the paper A1 Baath. It is mouth­ which have been leveled against Sigma Phi Sorority will meet to bring sandwiches. Beverages (A P )— An escaped convict Club at noon at the University The engagement of Miss Joan the atmosphere was very tense March 1966. at two o'clock afteT^ is expelling the U.S. Em­ piece of the Baath Socialist par­ the United States and some of tomorrow at 7 ;30 p.m. at the noon at the Probate Office In the -pivnei. "Yes, of cour.se, he asked the'^formation about the re.sults of^^dent wa.s sitting in his rocking Club, Hartford. will be served. The regular Lilia Pabst of Chicago, 111., to at the game and that three ty governing Syria, where an Its embassies in the area by from Connecticut with a WASHINGTON (AP) liome of Miss Elmyra Tessier, meeting of the group will be Municipal Building In said Man­ bassy’s second secretary, general's advice," Reedy re Eisenhower’s physical examina­ chair with Eisenhower at hia Richard A. Dubanoski of Man­ Manchester students had been chester. be and the .same Is as­ anti-American campaign has Syrian government-controlled long record of armed rob­ President Johnson had a 99 Broad St. The hostess- will Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Mu­ Walter S. Siiowdon, as the plied. tion but said: side on a sofa. chester has been announced by su.spended since the game be­ signed for s hearing on the allow- been under way for months. The news media during the past few surprise conference today present the program. sic Room. Mrs. Harry Gustaf­ ftncf of sBald adinliiiirtr*tion account months. bery victims was captured "M y impre.s.sion was that it The Republican former chief her mother, Mrs. Annemarie L. cause of actions which he w it­ head of the ring. prisoners evidently all were Ar­ He .said Johnson and Eisen­ son will lead devotions and Pas­ ^dth aaid Mtate. aacertainment of ('AX DIMS abs. TTiere was no mention of early today by Elizabeth with former President hower nl.so talked about "gener­ was a very routine thing.” executive grinned and ex­ Pabst, Chicago. nessed. h^irs* and order of dlatrltHitlon. and BroadcaM by Radio Damas- "I have not thought It dlg^nl- tor Melvin Peterson will con­ Her tlance is a son of Mr. and thli^ Oxirt directs that notice of the the arrest of any Americans. fled or useful to get Into the police and FBI agents. Dwight D. Eisenhower, al world problems’’ and di.scus- In saying that John.son sought changed greetings with news­ Legal Notice “ A boy was punched in the time and place a-'tslffned for said CU.9, the announcement claimed GAR RENTALS duct Bibie study. Mrs. Hulda Mrs. Joseph A. Dubanoski, 59 U.S. Ambassador Rldway B. denial business In view of the The wanted man was William seeking EisenKower’s ad­ sions Eisenhower had with some advice on Viet Nam from Ei.sen- men and F^otograi^ers he knew Olson and Mrs. Amanda Hul- nose, and cherry bombs and heaHns be given to all persons the ring tried to collect secret Knight declined to say anything world leaders while in London hower, Reedy implied this was from old times. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Scarbpvough Rd. roman cjindles were in evidence, known be interested therein to irresponsible nature of these C. Hannon, 56, who escaped last vice on Viet Nam policy. or L E A SIN G held ftl Manchester, williin and (o r . tine will serve as hoste.sses. Miss Pabst is a 1962 gradu appear and be heard there^ by InformaUon about the Syrian about the government's an- charges and I see no reason to July 7 from the Connecticut for the funeral of Sir Winston not the first time. He looked at the big telephnna the Di-strlcl of Manche.**ter, on the but to my knowledge no one publishing a ropy of this oroer in i The White House said Viet OhurchlU. KKh day of Febinary. 1965. ate of DePauw University ^r^s injured ” said Rogers, some newspaper havlnif a circula­ do otherwlfle now.’ ’ State Prison in Somer.s, Conn., Nam was one of a broad range "H e's been in touch with Gen. console on a coffee table and • An Mokes Present. Hon. Joiin J. Wallett. Mystic Review of the Wom­ where she was a member„Df | Both players and officials tion In said District, at least seven Knight’s mention of "some the FBI said. Hannon was serv­ of world problems touched on in Eisenhower was in Wa.shing- Ei.senhower on more than one commented: “ My goodne.ss! Judge. en's Benefit Association will davs before the day of said hear- ing a 14-to-16 year sentence for ton for a medical checkup at occasion,’’ the press secretary That's a fancy looking tele­ • An Models B.staie of Willard J. Johnaon. late Alpha Phi. Mortar Board and subject to agitation from ^ ^ ^ ^ C E N T E R STREET-—649-0896 embaasies” referred to the the lengthy, informal talk be­ of Manchester, in said Di.«tiict de­ meet tonight at 8 at Odd Fel­ Phi Beta Kappa. She holds a fans, he said, Rv Order of the Court, charges against Snowdown in armed robbery. tween the President and the 74- Walter Reed ArTny Medical said. phone. Do you use all those but­ • All Times ceased. lows Hall. There will be a val­ master s degree in clinical psy -i concerned." he said, MADEI-INE B. ZIEBARTH, CTerk Damascus and earlier accusa­ The federal agents and local year-old general who left the Center. Reedy said Johnson The first word that Eisen­ tons?” The administratrix having ex­ entine social after the meeting. cc; Mnrv A. Osrdella. Admrx. Ranger Moonshot police took Hannon without a learned, of this and "asked him hibited her administration account chology from the University of increjisingly stiffer steps tions that the U.S. Embassy In presidency four years ago. hower, who has been spending John.son a.ssured him he doe» Paul Dodge Pontiac with W d estate io thi.s Court for j Mrs. John Sobiski and Mrs. Minnesota and is currently em- | be taken until we have a Beirut, Lebanon, had been In­ struggle. The FBI said he has Johnson’s press secretary, to come by the White House and his winter ■vacation at Palm at times. allowance, it is I Wilfred Trudea will serve as been living at 446 Westminster visit with.liitn.’’ INC. ORDERED: That the 4th day of ployed as a psychologist by the wholesome atmosphere." volved in plotting against the George E. Reedy, was asked Springs, Calif., was at the White The two men got to compar­ 878 MAIN STREET March, 1965. at two o'clock after- nosiesses. Department of Corrections. i Rogjrs said that some of the Syrian government. 'The Beirut Ave., in Elizabeth since Janu­ whether Johnson had asked E i­ Eisenhower looked ruddy and House came when photogra­ ing notes on heart attacka. ary under the name of Jim Phone 649-2881 noon at the Probate Office in the State of Minnesota. Her fiance Mgriden youths had brought Starts Long Trip embassy dismissed those senhower for advice on Viet fit. phers and newsmen were called Municipal Building in said Man­ The Manche.9tcr A ffiliate of graduated with honors from chains to the games. A full re- charges as ridiculous. Ryan. Nam policy. Reedy said he had no in- into John.son's office. The Pre.si- (See Page Fourteen' chester, be and the .same Is as­ WE'RE RAISING THE CURTAIN ON AN A suitcase described by au­ signed for a hearing on the allow­ Connecticut Hairdressers and Wesleyan University where he , port will be made at the next In Washington, officials con­ ance of said arlminlstration account Cosmetologists Association met was a member of Delta Sigma. ' board of education meeting. thorities as on armed robbery with said estate, a.scertainmenl of firmed that the Syrian govern­ last night at Mott’s Community Skull and Serpent and Sigma Today, ^ - Rogers said that his CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (A P)— Spacecraft Ranger 8 ment has officially notified the kit was found In the apartment. heirs and order of distribution, and It contained three loaded pis­ this Court directs that notice of the Hall. Spring and summer hair­ Xi. He holds a master's degree office has not been Informed of EXCLUSIVE OFFER FROM rocketed toward the moon on a photographic mission to­ embassy In Damascus that tols, a loaded shotgun, woolen time and place assigned for said styles were demonstrated to a in child psychology from the any injuries to any students as day and the flight control center report^ it successful­ Snowdon Is unwelcome and L B J Offers hearing be given to all persons capacity audience. ski masks, two lengths of chain known to be interested therein to University of Minnesota and is the re.sult of fighting. How­ ly executed early maneuvers on the planned quarter- should leave the country. appear and be heard thereon b\- I currently completing work to- ever, he did say that one girl There was no immediate com­ with padlocks, a set of 64 keys publishing a ropy of this order in The Presbyterian Men will i ward a doctorate in the same did report to Robert Dlgaji, million-mile journey- ment In the U.S. capitol on the for major automobiles and mis­ Eased Rules some new-sp^er hav-ing a circula­ cellaneous items, the FBI said. tion in said District, at lea.«t seven meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in field. attendance officer, that she The bug-like craft.s assign­ show more detail than those charges against Snowdon. days before the day of said hear­ ment Is to streak 234,300 miles He was to be arraigned today Fellowship Hall of the church. I A summer wedding is plan­ slipped and fell while running obtained by Ranger 7 and will A1 Baath charged that Snow­ ing, and by mailing on or before A fter a short devotional period ned. outside the arena after last to the moon In 65 hours and help probe mysteries which on a federal warrant charging For Write-off February 17. 1965, by certified mail, ■nap more than 4,000 pictures of don headed a ring that collected interstate flight to avoid con­ a copy of this oi^er to Mildred J. and busine.ss meeUng, Harry Tue.sday's game and hit her must be solved before American secret information on the Syrian Hay^s 45 Oreat Rond Road. Sims­ Snover of Bolton will show a The Ladles Auxiliary of the the crater-pocked lunar surface finement. head. astronauts tread the lunar sur­ army. It claimed that all other Wa-shington A P — Presi­ bury. Conn.; Helen J. Warren. Box program of films of the Middle Italian American Society will Having received advanced to continue the exploration 902 RFD 2. Manche.-ter. Conn : face within five years. members of the ring had been dent Johnson offered bu.siness- Ea.st. A ll men of the church are meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at warning that there might be started last summer by Ranger Dorothy C, Dolierty. 82 Walnut St., Ranger 8 set out on the long arrested and had made full 'Water Protest men today $700 (million in bene­ Manchester. Conn.: Alice B. Skin­ welcome. the Italian American Club. 7. trouble, school officials hired flight at 12:U6 p.m. under the confessions. HARTFORD (AP)—Represen­ fits through liberalizing depre­ ner. Box 172. RFD. Manche.ster. extra police for the night. Rog­ ciation rules — as part of " Conn. , „ ^ After tran.smltUng the pic­ thrust of an Atla.s-Agena rocket. There was no direct comment tatives of 42 Connecticut water Lakota Council, Degree of Cub Scout Pack 98 will have ers .said. Bv Order of the Court. tures to earth, the spacecraft is The flight control center re­ from the Syrian government. companies jammed the state partnership for prosperity.” M ADEUIXE B ZIEBARTH Clerk Pocahontas, will meet tomor­ its Blue and Gold banquet to­ Police did confiscate chains to crash land on the lunar sur­ ported about 45 minutes after Snowdon, a native of New Jer­ Public Utilities Commission Johnson disclosed the oc: Ruth E. Johnson, Admrx. row at 7:30 p.m. at Odd Fellow.s morrow at 6:30 p.m. at Buck- and a dog leash. Rogers said, face. The planned impact time. launching that America's new­ sey, has been in Dama.scus hearing room Tuesday to pro­ projected benefits in an address Hall. There will be a social ley School. from one o f the cars. If there are no hitches, is about est space probe was functioning since September 1962. He was a test proposed changes in PUC prepared for delivery to a meet­ time with refreshments after ing of the National Industrial 8 a.m. Eastern Standard Time smoothly and appeared on the political officer at the embassy. regulations. the meeting. TRANSLUCENT Conference Board. BEAUTIFUL 8aturday. right course for the moon. The spy charge came amid an The most controversial change Johnson hailed what he called LuJy Spencer Group of Sec­ The prime target area Is the The Agena second stage sepa­ anti-Amprican campaign in the was one which would require a a proud and welcome record of ond Congregational Church will huge Mare Tranquillltatis, or rated and fired Itself into a Syrian press. water company to "furnish, in­ AMERICAN LEGION a soaring economy over the last meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the 8ea of Tranquility. stall and maintain at its ov.m church parlors to work on can­ DRIVEWAYS The photos are expected to (See Page Ten) (See Page Twenty-Three) expense the service pipe from 48 months. This, he said, is the cer pads. Mrs. Nellie Bradley its main to and including the answer to whether this decade was to be "the soaring — or the will be hostess. Parking Areas • Gas Stations • Basketball Courts curb stop and box at or adjacent sagging — 60s.’ ’ Now booking for Seasonal Work to the street line or the cus­ The Ladies Aid of the Lu­ tomer’s property line.” s But he emphasized that prob­ theran Women’s Missionary The same proposed regula'tlon lems lie ahead at a time when "the drumbeat of history is League of Zion Lutheran ‘Colonels’ Have Returned, would hold the customer respon 10% DISCOUNT NOW THRU MARCH 15 quickening,” with a need for Church will meet tomorrow at A ll work Personally supervised. We are 100% Insured. CHINA sible for "furnishing, maintain­ increasing the job supply by 60 BINGO 7:30 p.m. in the parksh house. This beautiful “ Alyce” pattern china is not the usual earthenware or plastic ing and laying the necessary per cent and more than dou­ There vrill be a topic discussion. service pipe from the curb stop EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT dinnerware— but truly the finest quality china- Tap it lightly and you’ll hear bling the rate of the national Mrs. Frederick Schneider, Mrs. "to the place of consumption.” DeMAIO BROTHERS Sale Bargains on the Way production, by 1986. 8 O’CLOCK— LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. Irvin Secor and Mi.ss Gladys the bell-ringing tone, an indication of fine china. Sold until now only in the The PUC decided to schedule 64.3-7691 ______tr And he emphasized that there Seelert w ill serve as hostesses. finest gift'shops and department stores. Now brought to you for the first time another hearing. No date was set. must be cooperation. on a Club Plan never before equaled by any merchant. Compare prices with By JOHN QUINCY COHEN ■^blond wig, brushed In Beatle^ported coffee cups and saucers “ The self-interest of any seg­ The sun was just begin­ style, plu.s an eight-button vest for $1.26 at Your Gift Gallery ment,” he said, "cannot again other china. It’s the opportunity of a lifetime and you can have this at your ning to peak over the’hori­ and velour waistcoat. movie film for 50 cents at Reject Renewal be justly raised above the re­ Col. Shoor went him one bet­ Montgomery Ward. sponsible self-restraint of all zon, and the coffee pot was FAIRFIELD (AP) — Fairfield ter with a brocaded dancing And let’s not forget the men’s voters rejected a $6.7 million segments. just beginning to perk, outfit of shocking pink, with a suits at Glenney’s for $33.99; urban renewal program pro­ "W e have a partnership for when Gen. Joe (Washing­ clean bandage to match. the 50-cent toy sale at Reed’s; posed for the 66-acre State prosperity. ton) Garman issued his last In fact, these two revolution­ the 39-ccnt plastic drop cloths Street extension area Tuesday "F o r my part, I intend to do Former President Eisenhower, a surprise visitor at the White House today, lis­ WED. ONLY Pinehurst Grocery Store airborne command, "H it the aries were so resplendent that at Johnson’s Paints; the 47-cent in a townwide referendum. The all tiiat I can to keep it.’ ’ tens as President Johnson explains a point. Their discussion centered on U.S. the other seven men, dressed In deck, you flying colonels, we're brake special at Tire City; and vote was 8,088 to 3,931. Johnson has urged repeatedly traditional continental garb policy in Viet Nam. (A P Photofax.) at Bradley.” the building material specials In their victory against the that there must be price and W OMEN'S and GIRLS' ' cried in unison, “The British WITH And so they were, after a 6,- at Manchester Lumber. plan to redevelop the area of wage restraints. INTRODUdrORY are coming!” mixed residential, commercial ■With respect to depreciation 000-rnlle flight to the market The list could go on €ind on, DudeSf dandies or whatever, and industrial uses, opponents changes, the President said places o f the country, buying up but many of the town’s mer­ all the men pitched in to un­ carried oU of the 18 voting dis­ that: Blue Cross^ ■up4r values for Saturday's and chants havq Indicated they Viet Cong Unit Found, OFFER load tho valuable cargo. " I am able to tell you that the Jdondliy’a Waohlng^ton's Birth­ want to hold baw:k on some un­ tricts. And what a cargo it was! Treasury will shortly make pub- / day Sale. usual surprises. The defeat of the urban re- HEELS Coats, dresses, anowsults and CMS Wonh To get back to our Wgh-fly- THIS WEEK'S UNIT NO. 1 With a maximum of per- jackets at half price for Mari- (Sea Page S«ven) (See Page Ten) Big Attack Launched ■uoslon and a minimum of ef­ Mad's; ’Villager and Jayson Your (8ee Page Thirteen) < fort, the “ Flying' Colonels" and bargains for Land O Fashion; Hike Rates Choice Of Adj. Gen. Fred ( I didn’t get a furniture bargains galore for ehimce to be boas) Nassiff Keith’s; scatter rugs at 60 NEW HAVEN (A P ) — Two SAIGON, South Viet Nam^(AP)— A large military Any Kind! donned their "welcome home” cents for Manchester Carpet cfe operation began today with The discovery of a battalion uniforms and mode ready to un­ Center; famous make jewelry cut Medical Service and Con­ of Viet Cong in an area 32 miles southwest of Saigon. CUP & SAUCER load the cargo of diversified FIRST CLASS CAN WITH PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE for 25 cents at D A L ; adult necticut Blue Cross, say they Vietnamese troop.s w e re ^ • WE’RE OPEN 6 DAYS • items. and children’s books for ^2 will not increase membership rushed into the area in early "Everything that went near 1 To A Customer At This Introductory Price Cols. Arthur (never on Sun­ cents at Harrison’s. rates in 1966. afternoon. No detailed reports the place received hea'vy fire,” MEAN THIS ALL WORK Gl ARi^NTEED • CHARGE IT day) Freitag and Creighton Plus Little League baseball The two groups held separate were available from the scene. ■said Rodgers. He said the area (I lost my headache) fihoor daz­ shoes for $3.98 at Manchester annual meetings Tuesday. Blue Military spokesmen also re­ i.s a well-known Viet Cong re­ zled their fellows when they ap­ Plumbing; women’s and teens’ Cross provides hospital care ported that fighter-bombers at­ gion. t peared In their exotic ballroom shoes for $4.90 at Tots ’n’ benefits and CMS offers bene­ tacked and sank a large, appar­ M ilitary spokesmen in Saigon HOUSE &. HALE outfits. Teens; a white elephant sale for fits for payment of doctors’ ently metal-hulled Viet Cong reported heavy casualties Col. Freitag donned a new Nichols - Manchester Tire; Im- bills. vessel in a cove in Vung Ro Bay among American and Vietnam­ Q U A L IT Y SHOE R E P A IR and H A T C LE A N IN G Wallace E. Campbell, chair­ about 236 miles northeast of Sai­ ese military forers during ths •MOKCLnS-OOORLKSS PLEASE USE OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE man of the board of Blue ibroaa, gon. Feb. 7-13 period. said ,a $2.7 million operating Heavy fire from the Commu­ They listed 36 Americana OA8 DISPOSER n. r deficit was incurred in 1964 but nist vessel drove off a Vietnam­ killed In action, 196 wounded / ICC Asked to Delay despite the loss, rates would ese navy junk and observation and one missing. Most of those not be raised tor the 964,000 planes before the assault by air casualties were in Viet Cong members. force planes. terrorist bombings of service­ Dr. William H. Horton, execu­ The well-camouflaged ship men’s billets. WASHINGTON'S R.R. Cutbacks tive director and director of was spotted by an American The attack Feb. 10 on an en­ medical services for CMS, re­ helicopter pilot, Lt. J. S. Bowers listed men’s hotel at Qtii Nhon BIRTHDAY SALE ported that the "financial con­ of Lyndonville, Vt. A junk sent re c ite d in 21 deaths and inju­ dition of the corporation Is ex­ to the bay drew heavy fire as ries to 20 other Americans. WASHINGTON (AP)—The chairman of the Inter­ cellent.” did an observation plane flown Eight Americans were killed ROOMS FURNITURE state Commerce Commission has been asked to delay any by Lt. Cmdr. Harvey P. Rod­ and more than 100 wounded at action that would lead to curtailment of New Haven (See Page Ten) gers of Smithtown, N.Y. INSTEAD (See Page Ten) AND APPLIANCES Railroad passenger service.-f Sen. Abraham A. Rlblcoff, D- pleted Pleted on the proposals now OF THIS Conn., In a letter to ICX7 Chair­ pending.” 914.C8 DELIVERS - $14.08 A MONTH man Charles A. Webb, said Some of the proposals would Tuesday that the passenger provide $20 million to replace Coast Guard to Move •ervice "is vital to the north­ equipment on the New York Bulletin^ east—vital to Connecticut.” Q ty run, pro'vide hard-pressed Connecticut’s other senator, .railroads with fedbral funds for Culled from AP Wires Democratic Thomas J. Dodd, passenger service, and establish Groton Training Base aald court authorization of the a four - state authority which START THIS WBEK HERE'S HOW THE PLAN WORKSl railroad trustees' attempt to would take over essential New LBJ ASKS EXnCNSION seek abandonment of passenger Haven passenger service. WASHINGTON (AP)— ^The Coast Guard plans to WASHINOTON (AP) — For each 86.00 purchoM •ervice was "extremely unfor­ Meanwhile, railroad trustee Preeldent Johnson, pledging SCHEDULE UNIT OF THE WEEK Richard Joyce Smith hit back transfer its training station in Groton, Conn., to Gover­ yon may bay the unit of tunate." nors Island in New York harbor, U.S. Rep. William L. “ to proeecutei the w ar agWLnai 1st W E E K — CU P A SAUCER the week for the "One consolation for lia who at Gov. John Dempsey of Con­ poverty to a sucoeeaful o o » YES SB. Ibis it'a great lima to join UGH* necticut for Dempsey’s charge 2nd WEEK — COUP SOUP LOW, LOW PRICE OF disagre* with the judge's de- •St. Onge, D-Conn., announced today. elusion,” asked Oengresa to­ * (the loysl association of Unsightly Carbagecan Haters) ‘that the trustees had a "defeat The training station at Avery®- Srd WEEK — DINNER PLATE (One to a Customer) PER UNfT elsion Is that the IOC still must day to authorize a two-year approve the trustesa’ proposal,” 1st attitude. Point is manned.by 52 officers Avery Point will revert back to extenston of pragiaipa to aM W hy put up with odors, m en, fire haiardt in or around your heme? Simply 4th WEEK — 2 FRUIT DISHES Dodd said in a statement. " I f the governor considers as and 437 enlisted men, and han­ the state of (Connecticut. the poor. Johnson also form­ ‘defeatism’ the endeavors of the LOOK! 6th W E E K — SA LA D ARAB Buy These Specials Wednesday. Dodd was referring to U. 8. dles about 500 students a year. The state purchased the prop­ ally asked f o r .f lA bUlion to Join UCH and go First Class with a smart new Warm Morning Cat DitpoMr. trustees of the railroad to con­ Alt lO O S OiMNntMd 6th W R E K — C U P A SAUCER Circuit Court Judge Robert P. St. Onge said he received a erty in 1941 tor $85,000. At that finance the programa dutiim W e will have some lean cuts of tender- fine their own activities within 16-Pa. IIDROOM A i^ rs o n , who authorised on letter from Adm. Edwin J. time, the property was trans­ the coming flsmil year. H ila Only taUo-high and 18“ square, with Warm Morning Cat DispoMr con> 7th W E E K — COUP SOUP cure corned beef ready Wednesday. . . . lawful boundaries," Smith • ll-P c. LIVINO ROOM Monday the trustees' request to Roland, Coast Guard comman­ ferred to the Federal govern­ la roughly double the appr*> 8th WEEK — DINNER PLATE •aid, “ I con only o )»erve that •umot all burnable trash and food waste — wet or dry — for just penniee ! • 12-Pc. KITCHIN Center lean pork chops special at 79c CO ahead with plans tor ellmlnor dant, about the planned shift. ment, and the agreement stipu­ priation for the fint year eC his attitude has markedly — pins— . 0th W E E K — 2 F R U IT DISHES lb. . . . Chuck or 3 in 1 blend also on ttm of passenger service. " A bombshell just exploded in lated that any time the train­ the programa. ’ a day. Safe. Sanitary. Smokeless and odorless. Built to last years after yeu'va Ilectric Rafrigaf.tw 10th W E E K — SA LA D A B A B changed from that diiq>layed our face," St. Onge said. He ing staUon was ipoved the prop­ sale 75c lb., 3 lb. lots $2.15. Anderson is the supervisor o< during the slsction campaign forgotten what barrel-lugging was like. TV Sat end Rangaa lltb WEEK — CUP A SAUCER said he would fight the move. erty would revert to the State. lUE FHMIT FLABBS ; the railroad’s affairs under fed­ of 1962.” Roland’s letter said the move Roland was quoted as saying, WASHINGTON (AP) 12tb W E E K — COUP SOUP . Jumbo Scott T ow els...... 31c eral bankruptcy proceedings. Smith noted that Dempsey at would save approximately $20 "W e firm ly believe that the im­ Tile fight tor ooatrd ot t% See us about e Warm Morning Cos Disposer new. $199.95, including eoet $444 D ovalettes...... 5 Ig. boxes $1.00 The trustees will now w p ly Uth WEEK — DINNER PLATE that time was "outspoken tai million in capital Improvements pact of our mo'ving the training 280,000 member InternotkMUj Save 44c on Giant D ash ...... $1.99 to the IOC to cut service. 'They 9> nermel instelletion. Uth WEEK — 2 FRUIT DISHES his praise of the activities o t over the next several years. center, will be more than offset Union of Electrical Workera Mus^lman’s Cherry Pie filling . .39c have said they will start first the trustees." The training station would be­ by our plans." 16th WEEK — SALAD A BAB with curtailment of portions of flared anew today. The nr- Prune Juice (Sunsweet) Dempsey said Monday that come part of the Coast Guard’s These plana Included: lon’e executive board waa la- TAKE 1,2, or 3 YEARS TO PAY the New York City commuter Connecticut wlM ft|^t ths true- major installation iq the New -Expenditure of about $2 mil­ u i .X . 12c, Ig. jar 49c service. ported to have voted to ra- They'r* worthless, of course. But, we'll give W E CERTIFY H«rito9t China for tees’ attempt to eliminate pas­ York harbor. Governors Island, lion for expansion and con- gain pesieeslan « f oonteeted This Advertisement is Heinz Catsup ...... 22c 5 for $1.00 RlUoott reminded ICO Cbaliv senger service. He said he -“ will located one mile off the tip of BoUdation of the New London fSO rOR TOUR OLD TRRBH you $20 off the regular price of a Warm Todkinf Tomorrow! man Webb that Mvergl pro­ not permit the public interest ballote In the recent eleotlaii Exactly As Bepresente4> Manhattan, wan long the home waterffont, Including construc­ between Preotdeat Jaraea B. Morning Cas Disposer , ^ just to encourage e ALL FVBNITCBE IS posals that would aid tlis mil- to be subordinated to the Inter-, tion of a new base there. . ^ U i c r l s Open Stoek -r Solid Platinum Bond Manchester’s “Flying Cfdonels,” happy their space trip had ended, but sad­ of the First Army. Jeanlnga. Jeaniiv*. who waa OR ORRBAafe CJUIBi you to join UGH now. RaducM the price B R A N D N E W road are pending. sets of -private creditors.' The Army recently declared -Increasing the enrollment dened because they now had to go back to work, start unloading the 4,000 ton barred from ett ending tha to $179.95. o ALL APPLIANCES ABB Beuatlfnl Rich Never-Fode Colon "m consldsmtlon of tho para­ BnUth eitld, " I t Is well settled it Burplus and plans to return oapacity at the Coast Guard BECONDITIONKD AND Bqoh Piece BeuatUnlly Head Made mount public Interest Involved in the litw oC the land that, cargo, packed aboard their croes-couhtry Flying Boxcar. Arthur (isn't he the Island to the General Serv^y Academy from the present 600 meeting, promptly aocased HARTFORD BRANCH GUARANTEED FOB Full 10%” Dinner PUto In continuation of ths New Ha- subject to designated prlorlUee, pretty, girls?) Freita|||[ shoulders the greatest part of the load ageCrate,^ (still Icee Admlnistratlofl^ The Coast to 900 by 1970 or m i. . Oorey of "a baldfhaod at­ 1 Y E A B 43-45 ALLYN STw Tsn'i pasBsngsr sorvics,” Ribt- the rM it o f a creditor in the got a headache) Shmr watches out for enemy aircraft. James (he.can sear Guard Immediately put In a Md -Bringing in two addittoaal tempt to deotroy tha avtdeaea e FREE DELIVERY, SERV­ ooK urged Wsbb to “take all property of a bankrupt ralhoad el baUai UvefilarWte aaK you with a glance) DeRocco, on left, posea like a true revolutionary, while the for the IslaQd. large veaeela at the new base, THf HARTFORD GAS COMPANY ICE, SET-UP, STORAGE HAKTPORD 802 Main St.. Manchestsr poMribls steps to delay ths •(- must be fully protected and ( Should the Coast Guard train­ meaning 20 m l o f oomnolaeloned (baud nymI m m tha C • ON DISPLAY AT Open Nlghte.tm P P.M. lisi^ s date o< tbs eurtaUmsnt 4sannot he a Mtabad i ' by * cover- others permit Rus« (what, no wig?) Fotterton to do most of the work. (Herald ing atotloii be moved, it will officers, 6 . warrant otttcien and M A IN STORE eC vrvloa wbOs aetloa Is soob- Bar** flat.' 'S^ * fof(d, 249-1331 687 Main Strvtt, Manchastar, M l 9-4501 Phone t47-aS6S - 627-4MM idioto by Capt. Satecinis^ mean that thd Imteillatloa at 887 eidMed men. f ***• KeJUNlKULi ■“ .“r’ “ V* f‘. ' V ‘ -V

MANCHKTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDN^DAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1965 PAGE THREE * FAG * TWO HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAl^CHBSTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1966 Knight, woodotTvlng, Mfety; Hard Program Sheinwold on Bridge Redwbod Trees Dean LaOoe, safety; Richard 1964 Taxes Higher, OFEN 6 DAYS I Boy Scout News and Notes Lewis, wildHfe management; -Again Center Alan MacDonald, forestry, clU- Handled Well EVEN DimCULT HANDS South datkr , FOlt YOUR CONVENIENCE! senship In the community; Gra­ Both iklei vulomblt John Migliore. denner stripes, ABE NOT VERY COMPLEX NORIH Of Controversy Troop 47 ham MacDonald, cooking, first By Orchestra By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Slower Than in Past Troop 47 bad • charter and both of Den 1.' Wolf badges went Sid; Paul McAllister, safety; to Kim and Craig Bushey, Ed- National Men’s Team Champion $ S q * •ward night Tuesday at South Douglas McClain, ssJety; Wil­ You never know what you can SACRAMENTO, CWif. (AP) a’ard Carnelli and Dana Du- liam Mehl, safety; David Mose­ By JOHN GRUBER G 104 WASHINGTON (AP) — Good Mm . thru $jiL 9:00 AJI. to S:30 P.M. ■ Tfeun. 9 A J . to 9 P.M. Mothodtst Church. About 800 Fresne, while James Oorso re­ The poripatatk! Hartford do until you try. Many a bridge 4RK87M2 — Controversy ewlrled again ley, forestry: Steven Neill, safe­ player concedes defeat on dir- EAST sport that he Is, the American aduHs and scouts attended a ceived a wolf badge and gold ty; John Ostrout, citizenship In Civic Orchastnf showed up at HIST today around the ancient, tow­ taxpayer Is digging down for arrow. All are members of Den ftcult hands without playing B K 97632 B > Tax Table oovared dish supper. The Rev.- the nation;' Thomas Panciera, the Buahnell Memorial Audi­ them seriously. This Is n *7 1054 ering Northern Oallfomia red­ that extra tax money without Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pastor of 4. safety; Eric Phinney, canoeing, ,5 76 wood trees and the latest plan to telling his troubles to the Inter- HARTFORD (AP) — The fol­ In Den .5. Garry Moore re­ torium last night and under take, since even difficult hands 0 A 0 K 9 I 7 I I 2 lowing table may be used by tho church, offered prayer. firemanship; Duncan Potter, are not reaUji very comple^ ♦ 104 protect them from 20th century HEll Revenue Service. KEITH'S GREAT Slides of troop activities were ceived a bobcat pin. Wold badg­ safety; Bruce Selwltx, safety; Robert Brawley’s baton the B A Q 9J mein. But, probably because his Oonnecticut taxpayers when de­ Opening lead—Ace of Dia­ SOUTH ducting sales taxes on Form •howB by Ambrose Diehl. Wal­ es with gold and silver arrows Walter Simmers, citizenship In group managed to sound as Norto coast residents whose pocketbook hurts so, he Is being went to Gary Moore. Michael monds. , B A I1 0 4 1040. ter Partington, district com- the community, forestry, soil tbough It belonged there. Spon­ ^ AJ9I9 xrital lumber Industry was crip- slowei' than usual with his In­ TninslnnTr presented the charter Saponara, Edward Gado, Cle­ and water conservation: Steven West cashed the ace of dia­ ifled by Christmas week floode If the table is not used, sales 0 QI6 come teuc returns. tax deductions must be itemized to AmbPdeo Diehl, troop insti- ment McQeowan and Mark Spencer, first aid; Ronald Stein­ sored by the Hartford Con­ monds and switched to a trum^ voiced fear expansion of state The reason so many Ameri­ Obermeier. Also, In Den 7, Dan­ servatory of music, the occasion South won with the jack of B J aljd substantiated. Deductible tutlanal representative. Morey er, forestry; David Sturtevant, Sorth WiR North iMt redwood headings would further cans have a bigger bundle of MIDWINTER Roy, district scout executive, iel Smachetti and John Cahill forestry; Robert Taylor, safety; marked the celebration of the trumps and led his singleton sales taxes on the purchase of 1 V 3 ♦ 2 0 curtail the Industry, which ac tax trouble this year is under­ automobiles, boats and air­ spoke on summer camping at received a wolf badge with a Wallace Whiting, atomic ener­ 75th anniversary of the school’s club to the ace. West returned withholding last year, a by­ founding. PtM i t 4 ^ AH Tata counts tor 70 per cent of Hum planes as well as Connecticut tsdce of Isles Reservation. He gold arrow while James Hes- gy; Douglas Willey, safety, citi­ another trump to dummy s boldt County’s economy. product of the 1964 tax reduction was assisted by Gary Heard keth, John Gauruder and Paul zenship in the home, art; Randy A most ambitious and chal­ queen. ^ , . gasoline taxes of six cents per South ruffed a low club, led a County supervisors voted 4 to law. -. gallon are not included In the •iod David White, members of Neddow received wolf badges. Wilson, reptile study: Roger lenging program was offered 1 Tuesday night to afipeaf in The underwlthnoldlng was The Pack will appear on the trump to the king and discarded table. thh Order of the Arrow honor Wilson, citizenship In the com­ despite the fact that the or­ op|>ooltion at Friday’s ttieeting well-publicized In advance, and FURNITURE Ranger Andy show on Wednes­ IRS District Director Joseph «>w ty. munity, forertry, soil and water chestra is made up in the main a spade on the king of club^ many taxpayers — there are no day. Michael Saponara Is cub- He then ruffed another,club ■with of the State Parks and Recrea­ J. CkMiley Jr. suggests that all \ Deh chief awards were pre­ conservation. of talented amateurs with as­ tion Commission, when Demo­ figures available on how many sented to Ronald Wright, cub- master. The court of honor clo.sed with sistance from faculty members his last trump and led a spade taxpayers who plan to use the cratic Gov. Edmund Q. Bro'wn’s — adjusteil their deductions ac­ table, clip it and save it for master. Pack 47; Robert Trot­ movies of the Troop's activities of the schcwl. Eleven players toward dummy. Quotattons ParnUhed b j master play to preserve the cordingly. ter, Russell Turner, Robert Troop 120 shown by Assistant Scoutmaster had performed at the 50th West stepped up with the king use when figuring their 1964 in-1 GREEN STAMPS GIVEN Dempsey-Tegeler C3^. too. trees comee up lor considera­ Perhaps because of this, the come tax returns. LiSTSon. cubmaster. Pack 153, Boy Scout Troop 120 of St James Knight. anniversary performance in of spades and led another spade tion. revenue service has had no re­ and Dustin Wood Jr to dummy’s queen. Declarer Members of New YorR Income as shown Family size James’ Church celebrated Boy 1940 so decile Its Conservatory Stock Exchange At Issue In an often heated ports of unusually numerous or Tcndarfoot badges were pre- Month by receiving com- affiliation, this Is no imder- could cash two good clubs, but on line 9, page 1 1 Troop 91 argument that has drawn world­ loud cries of anguish from un­ GREEN •ented to David Atw'ood, Fran- niunlon In a body Sunday, Feb. Boy Scout Troop 91 recently Starts Friday at Drive-In graduate group. could not get to hi.s hand for Bank Stocks Form 1040: 1 or 8 or 6 or WITH EVERY DIME YOU SPEND! Bid Asked wide attention is the best meth­ derwithheld taxpayers. 4: more STAMPS da Copeland, Wa>me Coulombe, 7 g ^ Mass at the held its annualj banquet and Borodin's S«ond Syqmphony the ace of spades. Dummy had 2: Susan Oliver listens as an angry George Hamilton tells hard- od of preserving ttie dwindllhg But In the first five weeks of under 81.000 $9 $10 $10 Doughs Doenges, Bruce Hender- | pjjjirch. Members of Cub Scout Court of Honor at Center Con­ to-convince Arthur O’Connell that he wrote the new song opened the program. Seldom to give up the last trick to Conn. Bank and redwoods, regarded as the old­ the new year, the revenue serv­ •on, Winslow Mills. S teven guests. gregational Church. After Sen­ East’s king of diamonds, and Trust Co...... 70 78 1 $1,000 to $1,499 $13 $15 $16 which they have .silbmitted to the music publisher In this heard, it has many of the char­ est li'ving things on earth. The ice received 6 per cent fewer $17 $20 $20 Pauikard, David Ranoall, Wil-1 xbout 150 boy scouts, cub ior Skiink patrol conducted the acteristics of the composer’s South was down one. $1,500 to $1,9Q9 scene from "Your Cheatin’ Heart.’’ The Metro-Goldwyn- 61 original two million acres of returns than in the first five $2,000 to $2,499 $21 $24 $25 Ham Spector, Thomas wnght 1 attended a formal opening. Blackledge Dis­ Mayer picture, also starring Red Buttons, tells the story of South was on the right track Bank Co...... 59H better known "Prince Igor” redwoods which once stretched weeks of 1664. $2,500 to $2,999 $26 $28 $30 and Paul Zanlungo. Robert V on-; breakfast after the Mass at St. trict Commissioner Albert J. the late countrv-westem singer. Hank Williams. Filmed in and is a richly colored sym­ until he ruffed the fourth round Fire InsuTAnoe CompMliM It seems reasonable to a.s- .. 72 72^4 from Monterey to the Oregon $3,000 to $3,499 $29 $32 $35 Deck, Robert Smith and Doug- School Boy Scout Sheffield preeented the charter Panavision, it features 10 of Williams greatest song hits. It phony In romantic vein. There of clubs with his last tnimp. Hartford Fire . border have shrunk to 300,000 sume that many persons who las PhUlips made the presents- mothers who served breakfast to the troop. Scoutmaster Rich­ The correct play Is to discard National Fire .. . .140 147 $3,500 to $3,999 $33 $36 $39 COMPARE starts Friday at the Manchester Drive-In Theater. COMPARE owe $50 or more may be a shade was excellent balance, tone, and 133 acres. Brown pointed out. $4,000 to $4,499 $37 $40 $43 tions. ___ included Mrs. Edward J. Ward, ard Dunn outlined the program conception for the most part, a spade on this trick, allowing .Phoenix Fire . . .131 slower in getting their returns Coe. State plans for a freeway 84,600 to $4,999 $41 $44 $47 Ambrose WeW presented a Weslev Gryk, Mrs. John of activities for the apring and so the audience got a chance to West to win with the queen of t Life alnd Indemnity Dis. in the mail — especially if they by Stewart Ross, assistant 6 9 4 through Prairie Creek Red­ 86,000 to 85,499 $45 $48 $51 the comfort •tar scout ba(^e to Itolw l pi^ngo, Mrs. Maurice A. Lever- summer. hear a neglect^ work lil a clubs. iAetna Life .. -. .. 684 woods State Park have pro­ have been used to getting re the firmness Trotter and a life scout badge Orlowskl, Robert Preston and Robert scoutmaster; and Mike John­ West must lead from a hand Conn. General . ..1664 1674 86,600 to 85.999 $49 $$2 $55 son, junior assristant scoutmas­ the really excellent performance. It voked frenzied protests from Dances to Tchaikovsky^s Music fuds. 86,000 to $6,499 $62 $56 $59 to Victor «ig ® r. ^i^s Thomas J. Oionfriddo, Mrs. Segal were presented with their that contains only five spades. Hfd Steam Boiler 150 154 However, a revenue spokes­ ter. Scoutmaster Russ Turner 'y showed Its appreciation with conservationists. Three routes Dorothy Sllverherz has written and will dance "Partner to $6,500 to $6,999 $55 $60 $63 Dusrtin Wood presented the Farrell, Mrs. Eugene Tenderfoot badges. Second Stamps New» Dummy gets a trick with the Security Ins...... 51 man said it is too early In the presented Shelby Williams his generous ag^lause. are under consideration; one the Dance - Peter Tchaikovsky, ” a music and ballet program, $7,000 to $7,499 58 $$64 • $67 following merit badges: Stetela, Mrs. Francis R. De- Glass rank was given to Rich­ John Riley, faculty member, queen of spades, and declarer Security Insurance along a wild, untouched stretch year to tell If there will be mas Campi^, ci^n^ip In the p ard Haskell. Jeffrey Whitsell Life Scout badge, assisted by discards his two diamonds on of Hartford----- 2484 26 6» Saturday from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. at Bailey Auditorium of $7,600 .0 $7,999 $61 $68 $71 oommunity. first aid, pionear- Fred Joy, junior assist­ then ascended the podium to of coast; one through the mid­ Manche.ster High School. The event will be presented by the foot-dragging. ’ $8,000 to $8,490 $64 $71 $75 and Timothy Stevens. Alan dummy’s last two clubs. West Travelers ...... 40% 41 >* Refunds ran about 85.5 billioi Rice was ■■warded the rank of ant scoutmaster. conduct the world premiere of dle of the park; and one along a Hartford Conservatory and sponsored by Lutz Junior Mu­ $8,500 to $8,999 $67 $74 $79 Uig and SOU and vrater cpnser- Assisting the mothers In the his own “Apostasy for Orches­ takes two clubs and a diamond, XD last year and it has been esti Star Scout. Merit badges were presented cut-over ridge just east of the seum. Marguerite Purdy will be narrator. The show Is free $9,000 to $9,499 $70 $77 $82 vaUon to Victor Geiger; kitchen were the following men; tra ’ which turned out to be a but nothing else. Pubiie Utilities mated that they will be 81 bil ■hip In the home, electnoity. ------Merit badgea were earned as to Shelby Williams, wildlife There’s nothing really difficult park. to museum members. The public will be admitted for a nom­ $9,500 to $9,999 $73 $80 $85 COMPAKB Conn. Light Power 394 40 John Boll, Thomas Oionfriddo, management, public health, significant composition in its Brown, In revealing the mas­ lion to 82 billion less this year. $10,000 to $10,999 $78 $85 $91 Home repairs, metal work and Edward Ackerman, Robert follows; Peter Haskell, per­ about making We.st lead a spade Hfd. Elcc. Light .. 534 554 inal fee. The ballerina Is a member of the Hartford Conserva­ leading. Robert Trotter; geolo­ sonal fitness, and reading; Neill citizenship in the oomm\inlty, own right, quite a.side from its ter plan Tuesday, said he would tory Dance Faculty and has written the program on Tchai­ $11,000 to $11,999 $85 $92 $98 Bourque, Ernest Tyo and Glenn implications as a Conservatory away from his king. You just Hartford Go-i Co. 484 614 recommend the U.S. iOl ridge the value for your money! gy, home repairs and music, Kovinsky, scholarship; Bruce cooking; Steve Spaeth, wood­ have to take everything but kovsky s deep interest In the dance. Her dances will include $12,000 to $12,999 $91 $98 $105 Mirtl. carving, reading, soil and water product. So. New England route to the State Highway $97 $105 $112 James Schrelber; home repairs, Joalln, first sid; Douglas Jos- spades out of the West hand 884 variations from Swan Lake, Nutcracker Suite and Sleeping $13,000 to $13,999 Edward J. Ward served as conservation; Scot Palmer, .soil An apostate is. of course, a Telephone Co. 574 Commission. The governor ap­ a year class. Taxpayers b $103 $111 $119 Gary Nowton and John Prior; lin, nature; Gregory Moberrg. and then thrust West into the Manufacturing Compsnlee Beauty. The narrator is also a faculty member of the Con­ $14,000 to $14,999 master of ceremonies for the soil and water conservation, and water conservation. Pre­ religious back-slider, and the points the commission which servatory. She will discuss Tchaikovsky and his music, with $7,000 received a higher per- $16,000 to $16,999 $109 $117 $26 first aid, Richard Maney, and ■peaking program. Paul White. lead. The ability to make this Allied Thermal . . 504 644 centage tax cut under the music, Robert Mello. citizenship In the nation; Rich­ sentation was made by Carl Line would seem to be enigmatic has absolute power over free­ particular emphasis on his stories of the ballets presented In $6,000 to $16,999 $115 $123 $133 usic, ^ o e n sieijo. scoutmarter, spoke on the "Boy Swanson, assistant scoutmas­ kind of play at the table is like Arrow, Hart Heg. 61 62 way routes, no* subject even to ard Poucher, animal industry’, to say the least. Mr. Riley him­ running a four-minute mile; you the program. There will be several solo piano excerpts from $17,000 to $17,999 $121 $129 $140 - U n iform an d the impor- ter. assisted by Shelby Wil­ AP Newefmturee self was none too helpful In Barden ...... 12 134 court appearl. $146 Red CroM first aid cerm<»tes of leadership at every riiwt aid to animals, finger­ can’t do It unless you think you the ballet scores played by Richard Kelplng, pianist, who $18,000 to $18,999 $127 $135 printing, pets; William Pres­ liams, junior a-ssistant scout­ By SIT) KRONISH clearing up the matter, but If I Bristol Brass .... 8 A 'R Local businessmen also op­ will illustrate some of the technical aspects of the compo­ underwithholding, f . $19,000 to $19,999 $132 $141 $152 to Glen Dunlap, VictorViMnr Geiger,« , i « r opportunity In dally life. R o g ^ Israel’s first commemorative can. Coleco ...... 8 8 \ The withholding problem Francis Copeland, Richard ton. flrsit aid; Alan Rioe, na­ master. were to make a guese I should pose-that decision, advocating sitions. ______$20,000 and over $137 $147 $158 Grange, cubmaster, explained Fun around the campfire by stamps for 1965 will honor the Dall.v Question Colonial Board curs each year for millions Kitzko, Thomas McKay and ture. say the apostasy consisted In Instead the Gold Beach route, the Parvull Dei Award. William the troop under the leadership town of Masada and will depict Partner opens with one no- Common ...... 44 6'., which they regard as cheaper taxpayers since the deduction is Richard Maney. Al*o, David Stoneman, cock­ turning from the precepts of trump, and the next player Kusmik, chairman of the St. of 9t«ve Spaeth, Senior Patrol three scenes there, reports the the dodecaphonists and follow­ Dunham-Buah . . . 44 4 4 and contributing more to the only an approximation of what has proposed an Installment Woodiw Trotter, eom m ittw,j^„. .oouOng committee. ling; Steven Vaichulii, citizen- passes. 'You hold: Spades. 8: payment plan for taxpayers who fciip In the community, citizen- leader, featured skits by the I.sraed F>hilatNic Agency in ing the footsteps of the musical Kaman Aircraft .. 94 104 kjeal economy. to Discuss Bills, the taxpayer owes. It became cftMirmaiL mads recognition, Altrae D»i Flying Eagle Patrol. Scott America. Hearts, 10-6-4; Diamonds, K-9-8- N. B. Machine .. . 324 S3 Red'wood trees have grown to P a rty more acute this year, however, -Vound up with a sizable income ; ship In the nation; James Whit- prophet Paul Hindemith, who 7-8-S-2: Clubs, 10 0. • w > ^ t « Henry ^ r r a , neig^ A^^^ard while Dana ex FHilmer, patrol leader. Slides of Masada was the last atrong- North and Judd .. 194 214 370 feel and a 20-foot diameter, because ■withholding rates were tax bill. borhood c^issloner and,pi4,„ ^ ^be Pope Plus XU ! sell, home repairs, first sid, died a couple of years ago. What do you say? first aW to animals, dog csre. the 1964 National Jamboree hold In Israel’s eight-year war Peter Paul ...... 32 4 S3 and are known to flourish only lowered last year more than the Unless some such proposal Is t ^ p wmumtteeman; ^ ll a c e j ^ ^ r d . which the senior scouts In any event, the work was Answer: Bid two diamonds One on Marriage License cooking, fingerpUnting; and were i*iown by Runs Turner, of liberation against the Ro- modern, somewhat in the vein Plastic Wire Cable 144 164 In the Northern (JaUfornia area. scope of the tax cut. adopted — and this seems un­ Geiger, neighborhood commU- have undertaken as their proj­ Game Is unlikely, since partner Charles Zucker, first aid. scoutmaster, and Charles Ro- mana during the first century of Hindemith and even with Standard Screw .. 38 39 Income tax rates this year are likely — any slowdown in pay­ •ioner and troop committee­ manowski. Cloaing ceremoniee has only 16 to 18 points, and ect for the next two years. Atty. After Ihe ceremonies, Steph­ some hints of Wagner's chorma- Stanlev Works .. 234 24 4 The fee for getting a mar" 'ot yet introduced, would pro­ lower as the second stage of the ments will have only a limited man; and Robert VonDeck, under the direction of the A.D. The ancient city U now you normally need about 26 effect on revenues. The slow­ L. Paul Sullivan, guest speaker, en VonBuw of Troop 57 showed I Veeder-Root ...... 284 29 rlage license In Connecticut, vide for regional community col­ tax cut takes effect. Withholding •coutmaster. Walter Parting­ Hawk Patrol, Billy Magnotta, mountain village in the modern tldsm, but it definitely is not points for game at notnimp and Subway Riders down can’t last beyond April 15. ■poke on the subject of "Pre­ slides that he had taken at the The above quotations arc not leges. remains atl he 1964 level, how­ ton, neighboriiood eommlssion- patrol leader. state of Israel and a popular atonal. Mr. Riley conducted 26 or 30 points for game in dia­ which is lower than licensing a Atty. Groobert said today paredness and Point of View.” Sixth National Jamboree at with ■rigor and the orchestra to be construed as actual mar- ever, and this should provide a •r, presented Dorrie Geiger tourist site. monds. You can probably make dog, would be raised to a more that he and Cavangjaro will pro­ Valley Forge last summer. Sen­ played the complicated struc­ kets. View ‘Rumble’ better blance between withhold­ srith hec lO-year in , <*I5laln *of thi* t ! ^ '. «1d The 26 agorot green stamp eight or nine tricks at diamonds ior Patrol closed the meerting. ture in fine fashion. respectable level, if a bill in­ pose that the colleges be set up ing and taxes owed. show* a view of Masada from even if your partner has no play In regions designated by the There is a possibility the the west. The 36 agorot blue F ollow i^ the intermission NEW YORK (AP) — Subway troduced by Manchester’s two •n» following members of 1 ter ^Oie brJod'Mt Pack 144 They Travel for one notrump. State Board ot Education, and House Ways and Means Com- the troop committee received depicts the ruins of the lower Anna Manicone Rosa, another riders stepped off their train at stale representatives Is ap­ The Blue and Gold banquet of to be supfwrted by state fimds, mittee will consider this year a ■ooutar pins: Vito Agostlnslli, terrace of the Palace of Masa­ faculty member, appeared as For Sheinwold's 36-page book­ a Brooklyn station at the height proved by the legislature. Troop U Pack 144 will be held tomorrow gueat artist in a performance of the rush hour Tuesday and Steve Cavagnaro and Atty. rather than local funds, as is plan to provide a higher with­ Hobart Sartoo, Robert Bantly, Over 300 scouts and their Far to Sing da. The one pound blue illus­ let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge.’’ holding rate on higher salaries, Francis Copeland, Maurice at Keeney 8t. School. A buffe; of Schumsoin's Piano Concerto. walked Into a teen-age rumble Paul Groobert, at the suggestion now the case in Manchester and parents attended Troop 38’s an­ aupper will be served to sH Cub trates the northern palace of send 50 cents to Bridge Book. but the committee has not given Demers, John Jasper, Orvis This was adequately performed, Manchester Eve. Herald. Box between some 40 youths swing­ of the state’s Town Clerk’s As­ Norwalk. nual potluck aupper and court Scouts and their families at 6:30 Most yenmgsters— even when Masada. On each stamp there ing pipes, tire irons and auto This bill ajwalts a study of the matter a priority rating. Lambert, Charles lisk, Thomas i.s a tab Inscribed "MaMda but the second half of the pro­ 3318, Grand Central Station. Cary Grant, I.«elle Caron sociation. have drafted a Wil of honor last week at Woodruff p.m. urged by impatient parents ■— antennas. that would raise the 82 mar­ Gov. Dempsey’s plan for com­ Rep. James B. Utt, R-Calif., MHaon, Delmar NSan Antonio, 'Tex., and Paul Revere Stamp." Requests Washington's Birthday Sale W h a t a David Chatel, forestry, soil and I Di.striot Scout Executive J. last Nov. 7 won the Northeast must bs postmarked not kUer water conservation, citizenship ^ Morey Roy was the guest District Championship. With than Feb. 36. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS OUR in the community; Steven Cone, j speaker and preeented the this title they will again com­ 12th Circuit M a c h in e ! eitlzanship in the nation; Thom­ : troop’s eighth charter to Rich­ pete In the national event — The Bahamas has issued liJrtKk: E.sUS STAT THI li!x. "i’syoho" 8:U0 — Co-Hit 6:00 - 9:6(i ! ard Yerks, institutional repre­ W E CAN as Gone, safety: David Dixon, this year In Boston. new set of 18 stamps In various TWO OF ALFRED IIITf'lirOCK’S BEST EVER sentative. An Order of the Ar- Other quartets in tWs year’s citizenship In the nation: colors and with colored borders G>iirt Cases W h a t a I row Tap-out was conducted by parade are tfie Four Keynotes depicting local scenes and por­ William E By A W e ll Yea, a lavish extra-firm Sealy at a price you’d expect to ■oU group. continued mostly higher as un­ speeiibig, 815, remitted. pay for an ordinary mattreaa! On eale NOW— and 4 9 9 5 The Sle^ileas KnighU, re­ certainty oontlnuad regarding Also, Bernloe Taylor, 36, SNEAKERS Known Mfgr. going fast at thia low price. See it today! You Get Worm *p thot peaters from last year's suc- developments In the Southeast Somers, failure to drive to the THURSDAY, FRIDAY and w __ 499 Stamps! ossMul show, are best described Asian military rttuation. left, 816, .and Shirley A. Tay­ S E T G U A R A N T E E D 15 Y E A R S If structurilly defective, free lull or twin size, matching baa thusly: ’'Although they’ve never Airlines also were mostly lor, 21, of 28 Fox m i Dr„ fail­ SA T U R D A Y AT 8:30 P.M. ^ repiir first yeir. Proportionate annuel use charges thereefter. spring at lama lew prkel hard-to-hiot room won a competition, they've nev­ higher, with the notable excep­ ure to drive in the eetsJiUahed er lest a show!’’ tion of Eastern, which slumped lane, 816; Juliue Urain, 36, of THE UniE THEATRE fRESEHTS ' WOMEN’S $9 Q Q MEN’S whh tho MW One of the four Is Vin Zito, ■bout 2 points hi continued prof­ Tolland, Intoxication, |10, and MADE BY MAKERS OF FAMOUS SEALY la»)cfIII;lJiia81B1 former director of the Manches­ it taking on its recent strength. Thomaa R. Thibodeau, 16, of CM LORBIS’ A . 0 9 ■OY*' *3 .8 9 ter Ohaptar chorus. He also di­ The Associated Press average East Hartford, failure to drive Stop 1r to MO how of 60 stocks at noon was iq> .7 In the eetabllahed lane, 816. Tat ^ CHIU CHASiR rected the Hartford Chapter * chorus In peat years and Is at SSl.ir with industrials up 1.0, Nollea (not proaecuted) were No TrRde plication- chapter manlrare and will also the averagee. Two out of state msn for­ odkir ado-oo haotara. H aao ooM baOv- • Bonuttful «tradgbt atitoblng-backtaoks toe! ba available at the door. Ahw h e li ^ la that reepeot feited bonde when they failed |i'— “ were gaina of a point or eo by to M>PMr In court. They were • Adjustable stltoh length reguUtor Mondi«st»r aap aeoea O at aaadf aiiya baat Texaco and Scare, Roebuck. Larry W. Maaut, II, of Garfield, e’Variable speed foot control FR O HOME DEMONSTRATION. Cemetery for Hounds IBM was eft a point. Among N.J., ctwrged with failure to other Mgher-pricee iesuec, U.S. obey a atop algn, forafelted 816 R1Z> BAT, Ala. — Coon Dog Smeitlng roee’ 2; Polaroid and bond; and WilUiam D. gprenger, i h F t i r n i t u r e nniNG IS W ^t^newMtom onowisat9iHGEn0dqy/ Lumber, Inc. Graveyard, In northwestern Xerox 1 each. 37, of Boaton,, rtiargM with Alabama near here, la the only U 5 Ceotar StrMt Pricea were generally higher speedlnf. SHOES OUA RUSINfSS 832 MAIN ST. burial plaee ct Its kind la the on lha American Stock Bx- Leonard Riohard, 88, of M HUNG SCHOOl. TICKITS $1.21 ^ SINGER 1 I I i.MAIN ST. M .A NC HESTER FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. world — reaerved for coon otaange. TbompsenrtUe, was found Uino- 081 MAIN f1 MwiNO cimmt TEL. 643-8888 IfaoehMter hounde. It was started te 1M7. Owpotote and U.S. fevam . AUDITORIUM AT HI DOOR 119 BROAD ST.—TEL. 649-4689—MANCHESTER oeot Of a ebarge of taUure to 1 MSMUl Rome d o ^ hSiM largs, slsRor mant bofida wtre maifiy ub- start toe rlgtat a< mjr after M ANbUfTOi • A ■aOMIIMiia MAIN BTREET, OPPOSITE RENNET JR, m OM I ade BieaiUBMBte. ■ ehangad to sHgtoly Mghar. Mai by m U t ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ...... M O H

1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1965 PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (XttlN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, PAGE FOUR Survey Tells Events ^ Who to List TV-Radio Tonight In World As Jobless Television AlfKARA, Tufkay (AP) — 6:00 ( S-lO-U-18-33) Ifovis 7:16 (30) Sports Camara . WASHINOTON (AP) — Bob ■m. 8 0 Mt Hayrl Ui«n|*i. » ( 8) Admiral Jack (33) Maaa. Hlghllghta Brown has a Job with ths Nuts k (30) Memory Lane (40) Peter Jennlnga—News ■wdanito Indepandant, aoii«M .34) Kindersarten 7:80 (10-33-30) Virginian (C) Bolts Oo. but didn't work last (30) Cheyenne (24) Oreat Declstoni today to torm a near govara- (4-.40)...... Admiral and Bwabbx ( 8-20-40) Oule and Harriat mant tor l^irkey. wsek because of a strike at the 6:30 (40) The Rifleman ( 3-12) Mr. Ed plant. Question: Is he employed (18) Movie 8:00 ( 8-20-40) Patty Duke Preaklent Oenal Omel 34) — What'a NewT (24) News In Perspeedva aamed Urguplu pramier-deaig- or unemployed? ' (30) Film ( 3-12) My Living Doll a nate Tuesday nignt on the rac* He’s employed, according to ( 8) Peter Potomua 8:30 ( 8-20) Shindig the Labor. Department’s Bureau 6:00 ( 8) News I (40) Wqlper Special ooKnaadatfOB of laaders of ttia (34) Mathew Bntdy ( 3-12) Beverly Hillbllllea tour oppoaitloa paitiaa aiMch of Labor Statietice. (30) Flash Gordon (18) Subscription TV twrailliiaw Premiar lamaf In But suppose, while on strike. (10) Eye-DenUfy 8:00 ( 24) New Orleans J au (40) Laram ie (10-22-30) NBC Movie omi'a minority fovemmant flat- Brown goes over to the Screw k ( 3-12) Dick Van Dyke Washer PaOtory to apply for a (33) Top 23 Plus One wday. 8:10 ( 3) Newe. Sports. Weather 9:30 (24) Point of View c’mon every junior Job there? 6:16 (80) Rocky and His FYlends ( 8-20-40) Burke'a Law It ha torma a gw ammant, A gain S.B. ( 3-12) Cara Willlama In that case, he will show up ( 8) Peter Jennings—News TTrgttohi tiin aarva until a gan- 10:00 (3-12) Danny Ka.ye on the govemment’e Jobless (32) Olub House (24) In—School Preview let’s introduce you to anfl election In October. He la a 6:30 ( 8) Surfside Six 10:30 (20-40) ABC Scope rolls along with some four mil (34) What's NewT tormer ambassador to Washing' Bon other Americans. ( 8) One Step, Beyond ton and London. ( 3) Walter Cronklte 10:50 ( 33-30) You Don't Say The names of Bob Brown, the (13) Newsbeat 11:00 ( 38-10-13-20-33-40) News, Nute k Bolts Oo. and the Screw (lU-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley Sports, Weather % SE30UL, South Korea (A P ) — 8:45 (30) Peter Jennmga—Ne'wa 11:15 (10-30) Tonight Show (C) the young London look! Japanese ForeigTi MinMer HX- k Washer Factory are mythical 7:00 (24) Casals Master Class (20-40) Les Crane ausaburo Shiina’a trip to South of course, but the bureau uses (32^0) News. Sports. Weather 11:20 (12) Movie them to illustraite how it arrives (18) Subscription TV ( 3) Movie Korea today tor taUca on eirtab- (30) Memory lAn e 11:30 ( 22) Tonight Show (C) Vahlng formal diptomatic relS' a l one of the nation’s most Im­ ( 3) Llltlest Hobo ( 8) Les Crane Show from Peerless HRST with the MOST! portant economic yardsticks (10) Death Valley 1:00 ( 8) Gale ^torm ttons between the two countries touched oft violent atreet dam- every month. SEE SATURUAV’S T V W EEK FOB COMPLETE I-ISTINQ anatradoia In flatal and Tokyo. During one week in every month, some S5,(X)0 families in a About 100 iflacard-oarrylnc carefully chosen oroes-section mamben of Sotkh Koraa’a two are interviewed by a special Radio oppoaNton pactlaa scuttled with group of Census Bureau work (Thla Uating Incladea only those news brondeaats of 10 or 151 poitoa In front of the Choaun STS and the results multiplied to It’s a whole new fashion looh—it’s excitingr, it’s mlnnto lenfrih. 8om« atations carry other short newscasts.) hotel as flhhna antvad ftam Now get the national unemployment wonderfully pretty,^it’s young— it’s fun and above flaoifl atapoit. FoMea airestad rate. WDBC—isw (fc 8:30 Jerry Gordon about a doaan damonatraton. 5:00 Iy)ng John Wade ^ 9:3<) Speak Up. Hartford all, it’s YOU! You’ll love the ruffling, tucking, But H’s not so simple as Just 13:16 Sign Off About 360 leOlat atudenbi bat- knocking on the door and asking 8:00 Dick Robinson _logs cuffed sleeves and collars! Come see our London llad police near Tokyo airport 1:06 News Sign Off 6100 Afternoon Edition who in the family la employed WHAY—Sit 6:00 News. Sports, Weather inspired fashions! At such a tiny price. aa Sbhna left tor South Kmrea. or out of work. 6:00 Gene Anthony 6:46 3 Star Extra Police said B atadanta wi ’The Interviewer does not 8:30 News. Sports and Weathef 7:06 Conversation Pleca arrested. 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 7:30 News of the World make the decision. It’s all done 7:15 Joe Edwards 7:60 Sing Along by electronic computer back at 1:30 Sign Off 8:10 P^ops Concert tOHDOIV (AP) — Br Al the Census Bureau in Waritlng- WINF—128t 9:06 Nightbeat PongtasHoma has given a gan- ton. 6:00 Wall St. Today. 10:30 Thirty Minute Theater 6:00 News, Weather. Sports 11:00 News a ia l reshuffle to the Oonaarva- ’The computer Is programmed 8:16 Radio Greater Hartford 11:15 Sports Final flva party's rtiadow cabinet tol- S.B. to decide who is listed as em­ 6:46 Lowell Tliomaa: Sports U:30 Art Johnson Show W POP—1419 lowliig the retirement o t'R . A. ployed, unemployed or not in 7:00 News 7:38 Sliver Platter 6:00 Lou Terri 1*1 1 Butler from potitica. the labor force. 8:00 News 7:00 Ken Griffin The abadow cabinet keepa People with regular Jobs who 8:16 Life Une 12:00 Sal LaRosa 5 watch over the vaitotn govern­ were absent from work during ment departments, and Ba the survey week because of 111- membera raise queationa in pays you nesB, bad weather, strikes or Z^aiHament relatfng to the fidda various personal reasons are Smallest African Nation aaaigDed them. listed as employed. DouglaaflanM aatignad Am Dxcept, as in Bob Brown's iliM i of reapniwlhHIty; case, a striker who goes looking Unfurls Flag at Midnight] Reginald Maistling, toraign tor another Job is counted as affalra and No. 3 Oonsarvatlvs unemployed. If he simply went BATHURST, Gambia (A P ) —-^Portuguese explorers who came far tha Bouae of fishing and wsdted for the strike Kdward Heal Africa's newest snd .smallest here seeking gold and slaves In to end, he would be counted as ndependent nation unfurls its the 15th Century. France and h'uaaurj and aconomic aHWra; employed. Peter Tbomey«ax)ft, borne of- flag for the first time tonight. England competed for political Generally, anyone Without a and commercial supremacy in flce; Cfartotopber floamea, t Gambia was Britain's first Job who looks for work Is listed the region during the late 17th tonse; Quinifai Hogg, unaped- and is Its last posse.ssion In West on the Jobless rolls. and 18th centuries. fU d apeolal duttas; flb- Mwtin Africa. It is a tiny strip of a Bnhnayne, agricidhna, a But then there's the case of a Slavery was abolished In coal miner thrown out of work country, 15 to 30 miles wide on Anttrony Bartwr, tmda. each bank of the Gambia River Gambia in 1906 and descendants when the mine was closed per­ of many freed slaves from other manently. and extending 300 miles Inland lOOeOOW (AP) — Prmwda from the Atlantic. parts of West Africa settled today reported orerwhetotog He gives up looking for work here. as futile. Even so, the bureau Little more than 300,0(X) peo­ support tor leas centrsHsed oon- ple live on Its 4,003 square The bulk of thrf population Is tool and more w e of the profit lists him as unemployed even Moslem or pagan. Many Gam­ though he didn't actively seek a mile?. It is surrounded by Sene­ motive in the Soviet economy gal and Its people are related to bians take comfort in “ gris and asld propoaala to aohleva Job during the survey week. grls” worn around the neck and What about Pete, IS. who has those In Senegal. tfaia are now being atudted by Nine out of 10 Gambiems live waist. Strung together with a qiecial oommiselnna. no paying Job, but puts in about cord, these small leather pouch­ 20 hours a week on chores on bare subsistence farming. The Oomrwmiat party p a p v Peanuts account for 80 per cent es often contain handwT^tten around his father's farm? He is verses from the Koran. They ptibHehed acme of more than 600 considered employed as an un­ of exports. Small quantities of commenta received aince It ran beeswax, hides, skins and palm are considered protection paid family worker. against black magic. an axtide by econtimlat Viktor So 1s Betty Green, who helps kernels also are shipped and Prime Minister Da'vid Jaw- napesnlkov on Aug. 17 propoa- out in her husband's grocery efforts are being made to ex­ lag the revotullonary chaityea. from DAY of DEPOSIT pand rice production. ara, 41, Is the son of a farmer. store several days a week. The bureau counts all persons Until less than 10 years ago, Jawara was trained as a veteri­ iHBlSTTBZA), Kngland (AP) farmers toiled with primitive narian In Scotland became a — flbeffldd Uhtveraity'a atadent over 14 years of age who are not In school, military service or in tools. full-time politician as the head health servtoe has started iami- In an effort to lift 15th Centu­ of the People’s Progressive par­ tog birth control pUa to redoce an Institution. Why count teen-agers and ry agriculture at least to the ty In 1960, a year after it was (be number of Megltlirwtte / 18th Century, plowing with oxen founded. Wttin among students. married women who may work but are not family breadwin­ has been encourageci In recent Closer ties with Senegal are Dr. Peter Olftord, the director ners? years. A byproduct is oxcart favored by top officials in Ba­ et the heakb service, said illegl- “ The main reason,” said the transportation move rice thurst and Dakar, and geogra­ tbnate tairltas among the univer­ phy suggests it would be logical. bureau, "Is that they are a very from the fields and to carry „ '..j sity's 700 gill atudenti were run- important part of the labor building bricks and firewood. A U.N. commission has recom­ it£ ^ at the rate of 13 a year. force; married women and teen' When the Union Jack Is low­ mended association, to DAY of WITHDRAWAL sgers alone account for over ered at midnight, Gambia will Gambia is not economically one-fourth of all workers. They become Africa's 36th Independ­ viable by itself and Seneg^al’s are counted as employed be­ ent nation and the 21st member coastal communications now Gypsy Camp cause they are contributing to of the British Commonwealth'. must take a 300-mlle detour the total productive effort of the The Duke and Duchess of Kent around Gambia. nation.'' are here as the (jueen’s repre­ But many Gambians fear as­ In Hospital Similarly, they also must be sentatives. sociation with French-speaking counted among the unemployed English merchants were Senegal would inflate prices . spring suit BOSTON (A P ) — The tradl- when out of work, the ^ rea u granted charters to trade with here without increasing earn­ said. Gambia in 1588 by the original ings from peanuts. ttonai wanderlust of gypsies has The bureau figures Its sample been curbed for one tribe to the / fashions survey of 36,000 households > extent that its encampments tor multiplied to get the nation's and only S.B.I total unemployment figure, is the past 10 days have been the *011$ COUPON GOOD FOR lobbies of two hosiritalB. within 200,000 of the figure i I fresh ’n young total census would Mk >w . The tribe'a leader, John WU- To guard against errors, one Bams — known as Big John — fourth of the 36,000 sample \ as a breeze is in serious condition witii di- households are replaced every sbetes. pays it month so that no tomily is inter Kembers of his tribe took him viewed mors than four months 100 FREE to Maaaachusetts General Hos­ In a row. pital in Boston on Feb. 8. As a further precaution, twice TRIPLE-S BLUE SIRMPS Dr. Richard Field, spedaMst a year a selet^ed number of PLUS YOUR REQULAR STAMPS far diabetes, said he had advised families are Interviewed agtdn with a purchast of $2.00 or mors m * I from the gypsies that Big John had a by a supervisor to double check \ gangrenous right leg that might the intormstion. nave to be amputated. The 36,000 survey househtdds GUSTAFSON'S SHOE STORE For six days, an estimated 80 are located lall over the nation 705 MAIN STREET MANOHE8TEB gypsies camped in the hospital designed to' reflect urban and k>M)y, the women dressed in IGLENHAVEN rural areas, different types of brightly colored skirts and ban­ Pm on radssming eoupon must sign name and addrssa balow Industry and farming opera gles and beads and the men in tions, and the major geographic corduroy trousers snd banda­ divisions of the country In the Narna. nas. same proportion as the nation Hospital employes said the as a whole, ths bureau said. Address. gypsies “ ate on a catch- i Onupon egplies Feb. 27,1958 catch-can basis and at night 5^ a OmCIlTS RODE naOYBAOK slept in waiting rooms and of­ WASHINGTON — The first fices off the Vpbby — but they piggyback railroad loads were were a well-behaved group." circus wagons, which were car­ It was said that the group be- TIMES*Eff«ctivfl Sflcond Quarttr o f 1965 A YEAR You’ll get spring fever when you ried on flatcara as far back as p a r^ Beves a gypsy must n ot die In the 1880’a. stop in and view our marvelous col­ ■* bed but outdoors. It also w reported that Big John’s wife lection of Glenhaven suits. Here are' was dying at a hospital some two illustrated to show the mar­ years ago and that abs was tak­ velous tailoring that achieves that en outdoors Just before the end. , The gypsies. Jealously guard­ A! perfect fit! See our wide color ing their traditioiis and cus- range of soft creamy shades. toDas, said nothing. They i fused to have their pteturea tak­ en. Lest flonday, I B WiMan who said he is from Phlladel- u plila and a brother of the ailing tribal king, told doctors at ths By: Walt Lamoureux h Boston hoiapital they were mor- a. A superb little suit designed to Inr on — with Big John. If you think that T V la f Dr. Frank Wbetiock said hs ■gtrictly a 'product of ths last go everywhere in all wool worsted couple deoadee, you’re wrong. crepe, with notch collar, patch i had told them that the ailing In a very ba»lo aenae T V waa r a s man sboiAd not be moved. bom In 1876, the idea o t a pocket jacket and slim line skirt. e1 Wthtn a tiiort time, however, SAVINGS BANK Bostonian named Carey. Navy, blue, pink. 10-18. an out-of-town ambulance pulled The TV tube — rather, It’e Ity at the hospital and Big John forerunner — wtia invented in $30 was put abjard in spite of 1897, by a German, and It waa doctors' protests. In 1907 that Ruasian and Britiah fo r "1 told them," said Dr. inventors working separately Whsslock, "they were moving planned systems which were to GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES tbs patient a g a l ^ ths advice of some extent the basis of our doeton. The man needed fUr- present (Ul-electronlo TV. LESS BANK CHARGE MONTHLY REPAYMENT TERMS thsr attention and postiMy am­ W O F MANCNESTER I f it himpena that your aH- ■ LUAn ur (peryar) 12 months 24 months 1 putation." eleotronio T V is a little tired Ths hospital said tbs bill was and Just not performing thaae 1 $ 300 $18 $ 25 $12.50 1 psld in fUH. days, call on MODEIRN TV 1 600 36 SO 25 1 Big John Is now in Mirism MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH 8BRVTCB for speedy repair. Hospital, Pnvldencs. WEST BRANCH W e’ll ooax Uke*new perform­ 1 900 54 75 37.50 1 Ths gypsies refuse to taflt to i ance from any make or model. 1 1.200 72 100 S3^ 1 outsiders. The Miriam Hospital BV>r work w « can be sure of, LITE INSURANCE INCl.UDED administratcon office also re- 923 Mata SirM t 285 Eost Coatw Straot Monditifar Parfcacta ^1 on MODERN TV 8BRV- fusss to anMrer any questions lOB, 8W Center St„ Manchester. 'about Big John or ths otbsr gyi^ Onm THUUDAY Cor. U m x St. W m » MMdta Toraplw Phone: 648-2306 or 289-833^ THE CONNECTICUT ■ A N K tiaa, rnarrtng quastionsrs to Looking for a nloe eeoond Mt AND TRUST COMPANY ; p r . Wiatam Itaovos. ■VMIMH A ta*a ' iOYIf IM naN IS OPPI FRIDAYS la 8 P.|lil. for your den or p ^-ro m t Dr. Itaotao umild mtf oaty, *T have a very good aeiednon of U N a MAIN AT. 8M BIADf f f . to dUouai toty matt) reoondlttaned T V beta to atook MANOHK8T U rAKKADB tbo patiiaf. It's a now. portaUM aad oeasoleA L * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1965 PAGE SEVEN FA6B SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17.1966 mates called at the funeral Alidover Bloodmobile Gets 102 Pint^ home last night to pay their re­ Blue Cross^ ‘Dr. Sam’ Anxiously Awaits Appeal Ruling Events Obituary spects to the late Robert A. SUPER Zwlck. ___ ^ CMS Won^t Troop Holds McCooe, Mahoney EDITO^d NOTO —Any day«eny day now from tiM 6th U.8.f$100,000 tailed ee the years wsnt^wbat hs wsighsd In OWo Penl- In State ST P.SH P MARKETS Henry Fblber IKTW Dr. Sam Sheppard expects 0 0 John Romeo Ctfcult Court, of Appeeila In Cln- by. But last July Sheppard waa tsntiary. ROOKVnXidd Fimeral Home, 19 (Oontlnaed Page One) dom hs has enjoyed for seven house In Buburbsin Rocky River. The Judge ruled Sheppard’s con­ daughter by a previous mar­ broached in Fairfield, ended 18, 1891. He waa a retired ma- j Ellington Ave., Rockville. The Friendship months will end in a return to Occasioitolly they go out to din­ stitutional rights were ■violated riage. The girl is In a boarding more than three years of ef­ non having worked in the con- Rev. David Scaer, pastor of He said the. e was an increase prison. In this exclusive Inter­ ner and a show, but they avoid during the trial — In part by school outside Dusseldorf, Ger­ forts and climaxed one of the ntruoUon buniness in the Rock- Trinity Lutheran Cliurch, will in membership of 25,472 per­ February is Girl Scout Inter­ view, by AP writer John Shep­ night clubs or other public what the Judge celled unfair many. - bitterest campaigns In the Giant eiza Tlile area for many years. ofTiciate. Burial will be in sons, bringing total membership national Month dedicated to pard — no relation — Sheppai^ places. newspaper publicity. —Visit Culver Military Acad­ 10° off Blue Cheer packoff* 7 T SuivlvorB Include three aons, Grove Hill Cemetery. and ' the German divorcee he emy in Indiana where his son, town's history. to 1,161,119. building international friend­ They spent most of their time The state appealed Judge X/eonard Romeo of Rockville, Friends may call at the fu­ “The most slgnlflcant in­ ships. Andover Girl Scout Ca- married tost summer tell of Weinman’s order freeing Shep­ Sam Jr., 17, it a senior looking John Romeo and Remo Romeo, neral home Thursday from 2 their ^ s fogether and their anx­ at home where Sam reads medi­ toward a career In law pr medi­ Tooth Transplant creases recorded by CMS in dette Troop 14 said "yes” to the Church. _ „ Also, Mrs. M artha OunOwr, cal Journals arid compiles lists pard on $10,000 bond. The three' Giant both of St Peteraburg, Fla.; to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 1964 were reflected In the pay­ idea Monday night when it had Other high donors were. Don­ iety. ______judge federal appellaite court cine. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Im­ three daughters, Mias Alflna Mrt. Florence Spooner, ABan of new drugs. Hs has been 10° off Dash Detergent packoff* 7 T ments made in behalf of mem­ two guests from India. Blast ald FYankland, also R. Aronson, Roy L. Keith ,Jr., teaciung hiaTbrid’e’how to^we* 1 Jj'^rd (Inal aigumenU tost Oct. -R egain Ms license as an munologic response—-the body’s Romeo of Rockv^le, Mrs. An­ bers for the professional serv­ and west Joined to enjoy a pot- Ions, Harold Burnett and David CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — osteopathic sitfgeon specializing natural defense against a foreign tonio Campesrl of Windsor Mrs. Brenda Snyder, Jamak B. surgical Instruments. Some day. In diseases of the nervous sys­ Hospital Notes ices they received," Horton luck supper of Iitdlan curried Guarnaccla, two gallons w m ; Bergen, Mrs. Helen CWa, Mrt. “When you’ve gone through 10 he hopes, she will bs his sur^' If the court upholds Judge Invader—is not the chief barrier locks and Mrs. Matthew Kott said. and Mrs. Victoria Broda, Mrs. tem. He said he has had a dozen to transplanting a tooth from Softener of New Britain; a brother, Mi­ rice with ah the trimmings. Mildred Kos, F o rrtrt Hartln, years cf hell, you know how pre­ cal assistant. Weinman, Sheppard will remain He reported there was an in­ The special guests were Mrs. Ann Kaven and Salvatore Lom- free and the state must decide job offers from hospitals in one person to another. 10° off Downy Fabrfe qt. 1 oa. atm 7 r chael Romeo of Italy; and eight visiting hours are t to 8 p.m. crease of 4.1 per cent In the baro, ixio gallon each. Mrt. Earl D. Scott, M itt Mar­ cious your freedom Is," says “He's never been so scared In Pennsylvania, New York, Arizo­ grandchildren. In all areas excepting matern­ Gurbachan and Miss Stmiti garet Parictr, Mitt BUtabath Dr. Sam Sheppard. all his Mfe," she said. “How whether to retry him. Dr. Ralph R. Mezrow, lec­ number of claims, bringing the Malhotra of New Delhi, India, Mayor Mahoney this mo")' na and California but wonts to turer in oral pathology at Tem­ Ihe funeral wHl be held Sat­ ity where they are h to 4 p.m. total to 385,326. Benefits totaled Smith, Joseih J. AdMno._ ___ These are tension-filled days much can one man endure? Lee Bailey of Boston, counsel work in Ohio. Heads Cast urday at 8:15 a.m. from the and 6:30 to 8 p.m. and private now in Storm.' Ing said, “I consider It a privi­ Also, Warren Blackwril, 1W11- Sam is strong, but he’s only hu­ tor Sheppard, said he would ap­ ple University and a pioneer in 1 pint, 6 OB. 118,267,839, or 6.3 per cent more ' Troop leaders Mrs. Lucas H. lege and a pleasure to be able for Sheppard, 41, and his Ger­ —"Have as many of our own Miss Diemne Renee of Man tooth transplantation, said today Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros­ rooms where they are 10 a.m. than in 1963. 11am ciiter, John C. Kelly, Mrt. man. Sam said the thought of peal to the U.S. Supreme Court, children a.s possible.” Arlane Ivory Liquid Detergent plastic botUe 65° pect S t, with a solemn high to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested Moe and Mrs. Andrew Ver- to participate In this great hu­ Gloria Coro, Jerry Coro, Jean man-born wife, the former Ari- possibly going back to prison if necessary, to prevsnt Shep­ Chester ^vill appear today in the most failures are due to the Benefit payments represented prauskus weloomed the mothr manitarian cause. None « us said she still is recovering from dentist’s techniques and the pa­ Maas of requiem at 9 at St. not to smokd In patients’ rooms. 98.6 per cent of the amcnint M. Robert, Sylvester Baines, ane Tebbenjohanns. She nuur- would be mors than he could pard's return to prison. a miscarriage la.st Christmas title role of three one-act plays, Bernard’s Church. Burial will No more tnan two visitors at ers and friends: Mrs. Larry know when we, or our loved Russell Hujh««. Kenneth Fair- rled Sheppaid two days after stand." “I think his chances of ever tient’s health. paid in by CMS members In Scanlon, Mrs. Dorothy Gifford, onea will bo In the poeitlixi of Eve. "Three About Nancy,” at the be In S t Bernard’s Cemetery. one Ume per patient. 1964. The deficit was met from weather, Laurence D. t^e, his release July 14 from Ohio The former osteopath has in­ coming back are remote," said Ariane was living in Europe “There is such a thing as a 11° Friend may call at the fu­ Mrs. Paul Donahue, Mrs. Rob­ taking advantage of the free Mrs. Julia Pools, G eo m E. Bailey. Boston Conservatory of Music, successful transplant,” Mezrow Ivory Soap . . . get Btompe, tool medium bar a special reserve for additional source of blood, collected by PenlteiMlary where he was serv­ sisted that a “bushy-haired” when she read of the Sheppard neral home Friday from 2 to ADMITTED YESERDiAY: members’ benefits without an ert MlacGranor, Mrs. George Poole, RusseU Holmes Bobart ing a life sentence for the Intruder beat his pregnant wife While a decision is pending, case and began correspondence Boston. said in a talk prepared for the 8 and 7 to 9 p.m. Taylor, Mrs. Donald Girard and the Red Cross blood bank. Muldoon. _ bludgeon slaying of his first to death in their/Suburban Bay wl^ him in 1960. The daughter "Nancy” was written espc' 38th mid-season meeting of the Dana Aspinall, Johnson Rd.; Increase in memberahlp charges, Sheppard prefers to let Ms wife (jially for Miss Renee by Este' Glenn Botting, 63 Branford St.; it was explained. Miss Dorothea Raymond. "I urge all of my fellow Also, Miss Barbara B ^ ar. wife, Marilyn. Village home before dawn July talk about their uncertain fu­ of a wealthy German industrial­ Connecticut State Dental Asso­ 1 pint, 6 OB. John M. Cicco Mrs. . Emma Kenney, South Blue Ciws chairman Camp­ The troop committee who townspeople to pay a visit to Richard Warntr, Ludwig Han­ Mrs. Sheppard, 36, a slim, 4, 1964. A jury convicted him of ture. He is trying to prepare ist, she has a simple explana­ ban Clia'.baud. She worked -with ciation. Joy Liquid Detergent plaaUc botUe 65° SOirm WINDSOR — John Windsor; Felix Gavello, 147 bell said the hospital plan “must guide the activities of the girls the Bl(X)dmoblle, when it comee sen, Mario Matasta, Wtalay R. attractive blonde, shares her second-degree murder, which himself mentally and physically tion tor their marriage in Chica­ Ohalbaud last year on two oth­ Teeth have few blood vessels, Matthew Cicco, five-day-old Spruce St.; Clayton Thompson, be able to experiment with home In it were present. They are to Manchester next month. You Rhuda, Gilbert Wilton Jr. Nor­ husband's anxiety and seeks to carries a life sentence and pos­ tor whatever may come. Daily go last summer: er productions that lie wrote: and may be in the same class aon of Joseph A. CSoco n and East Hartford; Paul Kalajian, care and care in clini(» and Mra. Robert Azlnger, Mrs. will be happily surprised at the man Boulait, Rolland Cote, bolster hie hope that he won’t sibility of parole after 10 years. he does push-ups and bar-bell “It was love, and love alone. "The Memory of Orange Trees” as bones and corneas, which Joan McLeod Cicco of 47 Eliza­ Parker Sears, and Mrs. Ralph painless ease of your donation, James Prior Jr., Robert Whal­ return to prison. and "Tile Day Elmperor Prepos­ have been transplanted tor pint, 12 ounce Wapping; Elvan Lawn, Ellling- muring homes, as well as caire Appeals involving expenses lifts. His waistline is 32 inches, I’ll always stand by Mm, no Mr. Glean Gleaner ' 71° beth St., died Monday at St. ton; Rose LaBua, Coventry; in chronic and convalescent Ransom. and I am sure that many of en, Charles E. Loto, and HMin- A decision on this could corns Arlane estimated at more than and at 176 he is 10 pounds under matter whet happens.” terous Was Overthrown by years. plaaUc botUe Francis Hospital, Hartford. Michael MacDonc^, Hazard- homes’’ in an effort to “seek The gtrls In the troop 'who you will return again and as Dawkins. Traitorous, Commander o( the Other survivors Include a ville; Mrs. Ann PhiUlpe, Wll- ways of holding down costs.” benefit from the adult leader­ again.” Walk-in donors: Gtorga Wald. Praetorian Guard.” TRAFFIC DEATHS brother, Joseph A. Oicoo m, The next visit of the blood' Mrs. Dorothea Nadeau, Charles highways should not be taken Miss Renee recently complet­ limantic; Kenneth I*et«r8on, Blue Cross now pays only ship and who carry on the con­ without the approval of such HARTFORD (AP)—The State] smd a sister, Jacqu^ine CScco, structive programs started by mobile to town vrill be on O. Strouch, Mrs. Mary H Pal­ ed performances as Gladys in Giant Oxydol Detergent p ad cff. 89° boUi at home; his paternal TalcottvUle Rd., Vernon; Mrs. for care in general hospitals. a regional planning agency. Motor Vehicles Department re­ Helen Fritzsche, 159 High St.; A bill that would allow Blue their elders In years past num- March 18, from 1:45 to 6:30 mer, Julius White, Andrtw E. Parking and Political Leadership the Boston Conservatory’s pro­ ported today the following com-1 frandpaients, Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ ber fouiteeu. 'They are Nancy p.m.. at the Elk’s Club, 30 Bis- Sebula, Mrs. Florence Oatte- In answering criticisms o t ur­ duction of Thornton Wilder’s s e ^ A, Cicco of Quincy, Maas.; Mrs. Marion Gowdy, Coventry; Cross to explore new methods ban renewal, Hazen dismissed parlson of traffic fatalities from Diane Palpineau, 198 I\>rter of care will be Introduced at Taylor, Betl: Verprauskus, Oln- sell S t wich, Mrs. Lillian Laglar, Alton The Skin of Our Teeth.” This Jan. 1 through midnight: and Wa maternal grandmother, P. Welch, Arthur S. Laaaow, three as being irrelevant. These was the iMt appearance of Mrs. Evelyn McLeod of Quincy. St.; Eldwaid Keesler, 21 Bausola the current session ot the Gen­ ny Anderson, Ellen MacGranor, Yesterdays 102 pints were were from people who 1964 1946 Personal Ivory Soap 6 b » 2 5 ' Rd., Andover: Lyiine Sanzo, 9 eral Assembly. Martha Gifford, Susan Oorthell, donated by 70 of the 93 per­ Mrs. Elaine E. Malek, John E. Held Crux of Successful Renewal Wilder’s play before its opening 90 40| Burial will be In St. Mary’s Elaine Girard, Beth Donahue, sons who had made appoint­ Cronin, Mrt. Veronica Irrlm . 1. Thought that slunu should as a musical later this year. Cemetery, Bast Hartford, at Lilley St.; Mrs. Marilyn Eklen, It was anniTunced that Blue be retained because of their ro­ 19 Senaca Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Cross paid 153,743,723 in benefits Joy Azlnger, Jeaimie MacGlb- ments, plus 32 waJklns. An ad­ Also, 8ol Roman, Mrs. Marla A daughter of Mrs. Ceretha HARTFORD (AP)—A epeclfd the oonvenience of the family. By ROBERT KILPATRICK ^ Ing areas have got the jump on^usually dependent upon good mantic value; Lechausse of 669 E. Center St., *nie Benjamin J. Callahan Marianne F\)gllo, 131 Maple St. in 1964, an increase of $5,944,- bon, Naimy Stasrlak, Debbie dition^ 22 walkins were defer­ Albert, Mrs. Raymond Ptoitre, A voice experienced in the city centers. But, to offset leadership, either from city hall bill has been filed in the General 68° ADMITTEID t o d a y : Mrs. 077 over 1963. Sears, Midge Scanlon and Gall red for a variety of reasons, Mrs. Lorraine Peterman, Mrs, 2. Thought that enough hous­ Miss Renee will graduate in 15° off Salvo gia^"^°c'^a«e Funeral Home, 1602 Main 9t., urban redevelopment was this disadvantage, Main St. or from a city manager. Such ing Improvements had already Assembly that would authorize Ethel Lindsay, 111 Main St.; Blue Cross blamed this in­ RansomT' Others who donated blood, Herman Laaaow, Mrt. Btalla towns like Manchester can find spirited leadership had emerged June with a bachelor of fine Bast Hartford, Is In charge of yeeterday. In addition to the been made, disregarding the arts degree In draiqa-musical the payment of $103,182 to an j arrangements. Wallace Balkus Sr., RED 2; crease for its deficit, which The program put on ■was Smith, Mrs. Barbara Hauaohild. heard last night at the parking space in areas behind in Hartford, in Boston, and in engineering firm headed by for­ Harvard Becker, Glastonbury: was pertiaJly offset by $1,374,- varied and colorful. The flag eight already mentioned are: Harry E. Huntington, David foilrth town planning for­ Main St. fact that some 30 per cent of theater. She is a former stu­ 1 pint. 4 OB. 000 in income from other In­ Philadelphia the families in the country lived dent of Joseph Albano at the mer State Highway Commission­ 65° James F. Baker Sr. Miss Germaine Lyrich, 213 ceremony was performed: a folk Appointments kept by Robert Eldredge, Kenneth G. Slclnner. um. Robert G. Hazen has The solution, however, is not 2. The various arms of gov­ er Newman Argraves. Thrill Liquid plaaUc botUe James F. Baker Sr., 80, of Green Rd. ___ vestments. dance, “Pop goes the Weasel," M. Bontly, Mrs. Irene Camer­ George Mumhio, WUbert Had­ that easily effected. The point in substandard housing; Hartford School of Ballet. Blue Cross armounced that bwn active in renewal in ernment Involved in urban re­ 3. Thought that the whole is­ State Rep. Lawrence O’Brien I 63 Agnes Dr., retired quality BIRHB YBSTE3RD(AY: A son Rome policeman stands guard outside heavy wooden was done. Of special interest, in on, Wllliaim Matushak, Mrs. den, George L. Legler. was raised that parking in a newal must be rationally coor­ of Hamden filed the measure control engineer for the Clu- to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tie 43,899 new members were en­ connection with the theme of James Brezinski, Mra. Ann New Haven and Boston; he sue of urban renewal waa im' Qffc pound AAc door of Swiss guards’ barracks at the Vatican City Also Robert P. Fuller, Ctrl big shopping center .seemed to dinate under a single adminis­ conatitutional. iong, hot summers. He advised in behalf of Argraves Tuesday ett-Peabody Co. of Troy, N. Y., mann, Boston Hill Rd., An' rolled in 1964, bringing member­ the evening, was the candlelight Runde, Durward Miller, Mrs Rivers, Oliver J. Mlnney, Rob­ brought this experience to be more psychologically satis­ trative agency. towns such as Manchester to be for additional work Argraves | Spic & Span ’ '^ c k a ^ 99 package SS ship to an all-time h i ^ of 1,366,- ceremony where girl scout laws Helen Tomaaeo. Mrs. Anne Throe valid criticisms were d i ^ yesterday at MancheBter dover; a son to Mr. and Mrs. border. The door is the one damaged by a terrorist ert May, Mrs. Elsie Swwiaon. bear on Manchester’s re­ fying than parking behind Main 3. Planning snould Involve prepared to accept and encour­ said was performed in the con­ Memorial Hoepital ctfter a long Joseph Poyor, 83 W. Middle 273, approximately 60 per cent bomb. No one was injured. (AP Photofax.) were matched with the transla­ Gechaa, Mrs. Mary Jaworaki, Peter Kelly, Mist Maigaret St. discussed and answered by Ha­ age Integration in positive ways. of the state’s entire population. tion of a law as said by Girl Paul A. Bourque, Mrs. Muriel newal projects. talking with the people living struction ot Routs 2 in Olastcxi- Illness. Tpke. Fish, Harry J. Smith, Raymond Hazen mentioned the exam­ zen. It le true, he said, that He also looked forward to the bury. Bom In W st«ford, N. Y., he BIRTHS TODAY' A daugh­ Solomon Katzen of West Hart­ Scouts of other countries. There Andrulot, Carl C. Hultgren, Presently direbecoming a professor at Prince­ Cold Water All quart plastic bottle 83° field, Tolland. ident, was elected to his fifth Pierce, Gerald A. Chan>ell. by hia audience and his two co- The real and seemingly in- on the most economic basis sylvania saltmakers used gas Troy. DISCHARGED TODAY: On Wall of Vatican the Friendship Circle and tsqw. Gallagher, Mark Kristoff, Mrs. James Noonan and liQas Joan soluable l.^imie here was enun­ lays by having a largo plan­ heat to evaporate brine. ton University in 1890. Survivors Include his wife, Karen and Kim McArdle, 130 consecutive term. New patrol leaders for tbe Andrew Ansaldi Jr. Foley. panellets, Sktward Rybezyk, ex­ possible. ning staff the* can prepare a Mrs. Margaret Dyer Baker; a Other CMS officers elected ecutive director of Manches­ ciated by Dr. Robert Brown, dl- Citing Ms experience in New Hackmatack SL; Mrs. Mary tnxjp have been elected. They rector of the Regional Affaire Haven. Hazen said that the a ty master plan and clearly set Fabric Softener daughter, Mrs. Edward H. are John M. C. Betts and Dr. are Nancy Taylor, Beth Ver­ ter's Redevelopment Agency, forth objectives and goals be­ Griswold, 10 High Ridge Rd., Willard E. Buckley, vice presi­ VATICAN CITY (AP) — Aof Sant’Anna, the only entry Into CentOT at the Unlverel^ m spent for urioan renewal only 5' off Final Touch 1 pint, 1 oz. size 44° Flack, with whom he made his Rockville; Roger Hart, East pound of dynamite exploded prauskus, and BUlen MacGran­ and Prof. William N. Kinnard fore the reeierwal project (wos home; three sons, William F. dents; Joseph V. CroiUn, secre­ the walled Vatican City from Jr., director of the Urbeui Re­ Hartford and coordinator of the money that would have been Hartford; Mra, Dorothy Yesse, tary, and Cul G. E’reese, treas­ early today against a wwxlen the Via de Porta Angehca, or. The throe girls will attend to^-ftnanc^ forum swes. spent anyway on oopital works presented to the town. Baker of Ekwtchester, N. Y., Glastonbury: Mrs. Lucille Dau­ door In the Vatican wall only 100 a Patrol Leaders Workshop tn Committee Started search Institute at the Univer­ SUPER urer. which runs from the south­ This was the niyztericsw fM- ppog^rame. He said that the fed- Hs noted that uiban rene­ James F. Baker Jr. of Water­ phin, 6 Fox Hill Rd., Rockville; yards from the apartment Wlllimantlc on Friday. In place sity of Connecticut. 8 pound ford and Edward B. Baker of eastern comer of Vatican Oty Federal assistance and Inter­ cinatlon of Americana tor the program is designed to fa- wal suffers from one of its MARKETS Fluffy All Detergent package 83° Denijge Wleliczka, Ellington; where Pope Paul VI waa sleep- to the great colonnades around of the regular meeting during Butomobiie. Why they l^ e to cllltate this method of allocat- ■virtues -t- ft contains too much STOP.SHOP Atlanta, Ga.; a sister, Mrs. Mrs. Frances Puzzo, 224 Char­ the holiday week a cookout will ference, Mgh taxes and reloca­ William J. Robinson of Water- Ranger 8 Shot '"So 9t. Peter’s Square. To Get Plant Sites tion p ro e m s, and parking and slt in care, why they Idolize funds. due process. No highway cem- fold, and 18 grandchildren. ter Oak St.; Wayne Barlle, 149 'olice sought to determine It was the first bombing at the be held at the Lucas Moe home COTS is a big mystery in Dr. jjew approaches are being struotion plans ever needed the Branford St; David Toumaud, whether the explosion was 108-acre VaUcan City-state since on Wales Rd. on next Wednes­ the luring of business were all Mnount of hearings that urban pftK- 1 pint, 6 oa. Hie funeral will be held Sat- discussed in the Ught of urban Brown’s life. developed tha* will improve Handi-wrap Sandwich Bags of 50 29' 65° 131 Lake S t; William Cotter, Starts Long Trip linked with Communist pro- 1962, when two fire bombs were day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. He said the* this waa one of the present urban renewal pro­ renewal projects need. Lux Liquid Detergent plastic bottle aiday, at a time to be an- teets”againet the banning of the Usable industrial build-t 4. Provide detailed Infoma- renewal. nouii^, from the McLaughlin 74 Constance Dr.; Alfred De- found in St. Peter’s BcMlllca Drive Usto Total ‘ tion in advance about all avail­ the reasons why the bus irtiut- grams, he said. One of these is A second criticism leveled at Instant Coffee $fi polt, 64 WllUam S t; Mrs. Rose controversial play "The Depu­ three weeks before the first ses­ The March of Dimes, conduct­ ing sites — not just raw Deeplta beaucratlc delays and tle failed in Manchester. Only uiiben renewal was Its lack of Funeral Home, Troy, and at (Continued from Page One) able sites in town in which in­ red tope, federal assistance, a bin being studied by the sen­ ’ off Chock F hII o Nuts 8 oz. jar ■ Maher, 39 Tower Rd.; James ty.” sion of the Vatican Elciunenical ed recent^ in Andover by the land — are what Manches­ when the tran.slt system le ac' ate , public wortes oommittee relocation housing and its high ’ S t Paul the Apostle Church. Vatican sources said the blast dustry might be interested said Hsien, is necessary. Re­ Burial will be in St, Mary’s Schaub, 106 Highland St; parking orbit 115 miles above Council. Two months before a Mothera CBub, resulted in total ter needs if it is to attract The number of ideas onered tually fa.'rter than car ^11 would give two-thirds fed- relocation costs. Hazen said 1 lb., 4 oz. M e Lux Toilet Soap Regular bar 12° Jamea Hynd, 28 Lucian S t; undoubtedly wakened the Pope. time bomb had exploded in the conbrtbutlons to data of $327. newal Is too expensive for the there ^ a ^IficM t ^tft. A^ ^ ^ specific that there was no scarcity of package w v Cemetery, Waterford. the earih. It coasted in this orbit It dertroyed part of the dr In new, tax-producing indus­ from the various persona pre­ towns to pay tor alone, he said, Tide ’ 'T e iit “ 86' Hie John F. Tierney Funeral James Edgar, 52 Grove S t, for 12 minutes until it reached a basilica but caused only ahght Mrs. J. Cuyler Hutchinson, sent suggested that thert is even then the tact that mort capital works projects such so housing in Manchester. He said Rockville; Elliot Dodge, 157 the wall, caused damage in the damage. chairman, said that many peo- try here. adding, "To my knowledge the rapid tr^ it skeins are u^^- irtprovemente and sewer that attractive housing at a Mix Home, 219 W. Center St., is in desired spot above the south Swiss Guard barracks just in­ Frtmcls J. Mahoney, chair­ considerable support among ly uncomfortable 1s a draw- r 45^ 1 pound, 7 OB. 35° charge of local arrangements. Vernon St; Mrs. Lou Joubert, 9 Atlantic. Then It restarted its Vatican radio and ne'wapaper jde arere not at home when the town officials for the Indus­ federal government has never ocnat ruction. low cost was being provided by Betty Cracker Pie Crust 1-lb., 4 or. pkg. Blnso Blue Detergent package Tyler Circle; Harry Rylander, side the wall and shattered win­ had strongly protested the at­ scAcltoni colled and abouM any man of the board of directors, tried to dictate local decisions. back. a I960 federal housing pro­ engine and kicked Ranger 8 free dows within a hundred-yard has brought together a blue- trial effort. Political action was cited by TTie anti-poverty program is Rosaire O. Inkd 27 Grove<'St; Donald Simmons, on its lunar trajectory. tempt last weekend of a small of these people still 'wish to con­ Hazen stressed that federal the latest tool of uroan renew­ gram. Educator Beer Chasers Borden’s Cremora 115 West St; Elizebeth Ber- radius. company of actors to stage pri­ tribute they may do so by mail­ ribbon (x>mmltte4 to make sure Involved in the committee Interference should not be con­ Hazen as being both a reason The garden apartments called 8 oz. Jar ,49c Rosaire Gerald Inkri, 41, of The powerful rocket, 104 feet A night watchman. Vittorio that sltea — properly zoned, appointed last night are Ma­ for the decline of the city and al, he said, but the guidelines 81/2 oz. pkg. 39c Giant yQc K Helaine Rd., (Med this morn­ valds, 236 School S t; Cheryl tail and weighing 138 texts, vate performances of “TTie tfep- ing their contribution to her at sidered a problem. Nor, he said, for use are still unclear. for in this new program will Wilkie, HazardvUle; Henry Rlvi, told police he saw two men uty,” a play by West German her home on Bunker HIU Rd. equipped with utlUtiee and honey and General Manager for its renaissance. replace the high rise, high cost Howard Johnson Lipton Chicken Noodle 10° off Silver Dust Blue package ■ ing at Newington Veterans poured a fountain of flame from approach the gate, then hurry priced to sell—^become avail­ Richard Martin, town directors. should a town feel guilty about Hazen comldered metropoli­ Soup Mix pkg. of two 81c Maye, Hartford; Hark LaRocco, its three booster engines as it author Rolf Hochhuth question­ She is hopeful this year's total receiving federal funds. The cit­ In addition to an economic de­ tan devetopment agencies as an housing that has been criticiz­ Frozen Fried Clams Hospital after a long illness. away In a high-powered car just ing whether Pope Plus did gifts win reach as do most able. Eighth District directors, the ed in the past. Hazen said that 7 oz. pkg. 69c He was bom In Sherbrook, Wapping: Jeffrey Smith, 155 vaulted from its launching pad. Xn $400 ies contribute 70-75 per cent of cline and the shifting or loss of important but neglected weap­ Bowlene Toilet Bowl Union S t; Itobert Cole, Blue- before the explosion. He said all he could to protect Jews of the major volunteer health The oommittee was formally town planning commission. population, one of the fsetora these new walk-up garden Quebec, Canada, March 23, The flight plan called for the the men were short, youthful in estabUahed at a meeting lastl^°*i‘>^ board of appeals, de­ the federal tax Income, but for on of redevekxHnent on a re­ Kraft Salad OH qt. bot. 49o Cleaner 1-lb. 5 oz. size 29c field Dr.; Mrs. Mary Bastis, 23 camera-toUng 809-pound space­ from Nazi extermination. agency drives in Andover. in the decay of the city was the gional basis. He said that the apartments cOuld be a real Spry Shortening 2-ib°.i?oz 92° ' fb ^ 38° 19(23. A resident of Manchester appearance and well dressed. After Vatican protests, the Democrats Meet night of town dlroctors, repre- velopment commission, rade- years ttiey have received only a breakthrough in the housing Kraft Roka Dressing Grand Ave., Rockville; Richard craft to execute several intri­ pittance ui return, moat of the lack of political leadership agencies created thus far do Chocolate Ovaltine for 16 years, he was employed Farrell, 127 Cooper Hill St.; He said one was bearded. Rome city government bemned The Andover Democratic sentativee of various pubHc and velopment agency and its Citi His solution to this decline i not have the power to impose area. He quoted the price for 8 oz. bot. 48c as a pattern maker by the E. J. cate maneuvers and crash-land Police said the bomb was a private agenoiee, and interested zens’ advisory committee, the money going for super high­ or Plain 6 oz. Jar S9c Charles Brendel Jr., 54 McKin­ on the moon about 6 a.m. East­ the play as a violation of the Town Oommittee will meet to* was three pronged: I their mazter plane — mainly a one bedroom apartment as P.D.Q. Instant Chocolate Anderson Co. of Hartford. He crude device consisting of a 1929 Late ran Pact regulating morrow night at 8 at the Elle- individuals. town counsel planning dirrotor. ways end agriculture, he said. being $75. Burry Scooter Pies ley S t; John Costello, 427 Bum- ern Standard Time Saturday the Industrial Development 1. A comprehensive approach betause there is on inherent Beads 14 oz. Jar 49c Swan Liquid Detergent p"i£^c 65° was a communicant of St. Bar­ ham S t; Mrs. Althea Jellinek, pound of dynamite packed into relations between Italy and the mentary school. Its first Job will be to re­ Conoetn expressed about the interrelating the tools of urban fear among towns of a super A third criticism was that ur­ 14 oz. pkg. 49c after a 234,300-mile space trip. a carton. It was wedged against Vatican. Foundation, the Chambw of merchant who can't afford to tholomew’s Church, a member Coventry: Mrs. Una Clark, 806 The sj^cial photographic target The agency calls for electing view with the town planning renewal; government coming in and tak­ ban renewal did not really at­ Plllsbury Buttermilk of the Legion of Mary of the a corner uld have been held; The newly formed committee He said that if the downtown {jTove the city wa.s used by Haz­ transportation. Integration was the subject of 1 pint, 8 oz. bot. 66c March 3 is the latest possible will be aMc^ to do nothing ex­ HUI’s Horsemeat line Inkel, all at home; four Ekist Windsor Hill; Mrs. Helen the craft onto a collision course area la economically ■viable then en to lllu.'rtrBte the. need for a There is a definite need for one. Hazen warned that if some Borden's Cremora Rt. 6 Relocation Next Week date. Should a primary be called traordinary by 'itself. LBJ Offers the to'wn should be able to take more effective planning agen­ sort of a metropolitan Integra­ Chunky 14 oz. can 29c | 14 oz. br(jthers, Noibert Inkel of San Whitford and son. East H art­ with the moon. for, by any opposition candi­ c(x>rdinated and comprehensive 4 oz. Jar 29c Diego, Calif., Ted Inkel of New ford; Mrs. Donna Cottier and project officials hoped Ran­ Instead, it will aerve os a some poettive action to increase approfWih. cies oa a regionod basis, he tion program is not devised 2° off Ajax Cleanser cans 27° daughter, Tolland; Mrs. Linda ger 8 would match or better the dates having properly filed with meeting place for the various Such devices os planning, son- said,, noting that ateps for new soon, clUes are in tor more Vermont Maid Buttered Sc off Mrs. Filbert’s Britain, Alfred Inkel of Cleve­ With the relocation of Rt. 6<»and roan last July would be April 7. dustry Is to be accommodated separately and tailed. It waa 12 oz. bot. 36c Armand Roy of Elnflelci and a reality, rtate legislaton from met wttii Gov. Dempsey to (hs- Airman Promoted here, Mahoney said. For Write-off such action. Ajax Floor & Wall Gleaner package 29° Mrs. Galbriel Hutchins of Barry. Nancy Zemanek and daughter, 31. Before crash-landing in a cuss Rt. 4 lost month, expressed Parking end political action only In the 1960’s with the de­ 115 Walker S t Oat, dry plain which later was six highway communities have Conrad L. Carpenter, whoee One of the first efiforts will The funeral will be hold Fri­ satisfaettem today that the gov­ wife Dorothy la the daughter of be toiward estaMlshing more were two areas dtsouased as an velopment of the concept of ur­ FINAL day at 8:30 am . from the named Mare Oognltum — Sea been Invited to Manchester next ernor’s budget includes an Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bausola (Continued from Page One) outgrowth of his answer. ban renewal that all these were that Has Become Known — week to discuss the project. cordial relations with the brought into one all embracing Holmes Funeral Home, 400 amount for the highway project. of Andover, has been promoted Ehghth D istrict - A gentleman in the audience 10° off Ajax Laundry 76° Ranger 7 transmitted 4,316 ex­ Although Gov. John N. Demp­ The $9 million ^location. Me changes In the depreclsUon —on audience composed of program. He sold that now a Main St., with a solemn high sey’s budget calls only for a to airmen first class in the U.S. Most of the town’s potential WINTER ROYAL Gov. Chafee ceptional pictures. Rep. Groobert says, will be “a Air Force at Torrejon Air Base, procedure which will allow busi­ about -80 Manchester Com­ whole netivork of tools Is being Mass of requiem at 0 at St. start on the section of Rt. • Industrial land Is In the area brought to bear on one geo­ Barthokjmew’s Church. Burial very good beginning for Rt. 0,' Spain. ness to receive this year about munity College students and 16 883 that runs through Manchester, when and If It is aj^roved by served with sewer by the dis­ area residents—questioned the graphical area. CLEARANCE CHERRY ICE CREAM 1 quart, 4 oi. will be in Veterans Field, Eaj[t Carpenter, ihe son of Mr. and trict €md ■with water by the $700 miUion of benefits Main St. ° Here Today all six communities stand to the legislature. M n. John E. Carpenter Sr. in usefulness of renewing city "There are many opponents 7° off Dynamo Liquid botUe 68 Cemetery. Public Records gain eventually from the proj­ That amount would permit Manchester Water Co. would have been lost under the of urban renewal,” said Hazen, Friends may call at the fu­ ect. Springfield, MAse., Is an electri­ “All our problems are pin­ oenters in the face of the Everyone’s Favorite the state to get “a good start cal power production specialist. original guMeline procedure of ■prawl, the parkades the high­ "but a close look at the record ICE neral home tomorrow from *2 to Rhode Island’s Gov. John Warrantee Deed The Manchester section will on acquisition of rigl^ of way pointed In that area," Maho­ the 1962 reform. will show that If renewal did Over SOO To OkooM From Over 175 Iro Choose From All-Time Dessertl Oiafee will be the. principal ways, and the cars. In other l-ib., 4 ox. Afic 4 and 7 to 9 pm Alfred J. Bums and Sarah E. be the first In a series that will for the project,’’ Rep. Groo­ ney said last' night. "What Is “The new rules will further not exist, something very simi­ 5° off Fab Detergent package w l speaker tonight at a GOP Lin­ run through Bolton, Coventry, Manchester Evening Herald required Is cooperation. This words, can buslneea that has SWEATCRS Bums to F\)x Grove Realty Andover correspondent, Law­ encourage buelnese to scrap old already been lost, be lured back lar to ft would have to be in­ WOOL SKIRTS FEBRUARY IS CHERRY ICE CREAM TIME! coln Day Dinner at the Man­ Inc., property off Keeney St, Andover, Mansfield and Wind­ Some peoj^e aith property board is wllUng.’’ equipment and bring In new — Orig. 9.98-1C.98 ^ ' chester State Armory. ham. rence Moe, telephone 74Z-n96- Into the cltyT vented.” ^ y y Orlg. 9.9S-1S.98 SERVE ONE OF THESE DELICIOUS FLAVORS SOON Qaitclatm Deeds along the proposed rigith of Victor Swanson, Elighith Dis­ and they will help bueinees to Hazen began to answer by Out of history and In particu* 5 .99 Funerals Republicans from six area Ida H. Diana to Martha D. de- The towns are thus in a posi­ way have been unable to sell trict president, replied that the Coffee $0 4C towns are sponsoring the event, cut costs, raise efficiency and saying that the towns with z«- lar his experiences In Boston Oardlgane, Sllpone, 10° off Nescafe Instant 6 o z . jar l i l e l Heyman, property off Oak St. tion to exchange legislative their land because of the Im­ district "Is willing to do hold the line on prices to keep glonal shopping centers are and Now Hoven, Hazen singled Solid Ftannels, Patterned ★ Wh|t« House Cherry ★ Cherry Nugget which is expected to draw a Andrew AnsalcX to Virginia support for their various sec­ pending highway plans. Students whatever Is possible to as­ Dresemakera Mrs. Marf;aret I. Glenney crowd topping 600 — among Illing our expanelcm going.” | lucky. The towns lacking them out four principles of urban re­ Fimeral services for Mrs. ArisaMl, two parcels off Battista tions. The two representatives alao sist.” newal that apply to Manches­ Block Sweet Cherry ★ Cherry Ripple them many state political fig­ Rd. The call for the legflslators’ noted that the evident public "But,” bs complained, “we are hurt and will continue to be it Coffee $4 EA Margaret I. Glenney of Rt. 44A, ures. At Zwick Rites hurt. ter. Coventry, were held yesterday Judgment Liens conference, ' which 1s being support for the project had ap- are continually Ignored by the They are: Over 100 To Choose From 1M° off Nescafe Instant 10 oB . Jar Iiw 9 The Armory doors will open George C. Leasner and John sponMred by the Chamber of pfwently had its offtot. town; we receive little coopera­ He taiknowledged that park- Selected Group afternoon at South Methodist for a social hour at 6:30 pjn., About 60 seventh and eighth R eds Found, edoi iHth their gigantic park- 1. Outstanding programs are LIKE VARIETY? ONLY ROYAL Church. The Rev. Dr. J. Manley S. G. Rottner, d-ba Lessner Commerce and. Meuicbester They had thanks particular­ tion from your board. SOUHH.E SLACKS with the dinner expected to be­ and Rottner, agalnrt Keimeth Mayor Francis J. .Mahoney, ly for the backing offered by grade students from lUlng Jun­ “We’ll come whenever you Shaw, pastor, officiated. Jack gin shout 7:15. Gov. Chafee Ehrerett Keith, chairman of the ior High School attended the SWEATERS y ^ Orlg. 11.00-14.98 Grove was the organist. Burial A. Miller anid Kenneth A. Mil­ cornea on the heels of Gov. aak us — providing we can get OFFERS YOU THIS VARIETY IN Maxwell H o h m '1 J 9 will conduct a press confer­ ler Inc., property.,at 70 Foley Dempse>'*s budget message and town renewal agency, Georg;e Mass of requiem this morning the same response from you.” Attack Opens was in East Cemetery. ence at 6 pm., with radio and Marlow and the Chamber of at St. Barttiolomew's Church 6 99 ^^'***^*’** Proportioned Stretch, Bearers were the Rev. James St. and on weov side of Broad the announcement of a Repub­ The meeting had opened, HALF-GALLON PACKAGES televisjpn coverage, and will St., $368.80. f lican higliway plan. Commerce. for their classmate, the lata Pastel Colors Bonded, Lined Wools Edmondson, William EMmond- speak shout 8:15. Allen F. Brtmke of the Bant- Robert Allen Zwlck. These stu­ however, wHh a complaint from In V iet N am The Hartford Gas Oo. Inc. The governor's budget calls another district director, James LEASE THE 1965 CAR VanUIa, Van.-Choc.^ Van.-Straw., Neopolltan, Banana, aon, Hubert Edmondson, Ron­ The formalities will be fol­ against Blenvenido and Loretta ly Oil Co., who bhaired the dents had recelvad petmisston OMaf Intfaml Ceffw *1109 ald Edmondson, CoUln Eiimond- lowed by dancing to the Ken for the allocation of nine mil­ Tiivlgno, who had complained ChoooUte, PUtachIo, Coffee, Butter Caramel. Montalvo, property at 82 Wells lion dollars, of a proposed $180 chamber’s drive, said today from their famlUes to attend (Oontimied from Page One) ■QP and Cecil Wood. Mor^ester Orchestra. St., $2,076.76. that he Is “very pleased with the funeral so they were ex­ that the sonlng board of ap­ DRESS SALE...... Orig. 14.98-79.98 7JI9-44.99 m u r r __ Oraage Pineapple, Rum Raisin, Strawberry, % The Holmes Funeral Home, mllUoir highway program, for Building Permits the progress so far." cused by the school from morn­ peals the night before bed de­ Plelku Feb. 7 in a Viet Ooog Knit Snlto, Knit Preseee, Bilks, Crepes, Wool Jersey Frozen Pudding, Cherry VanUIa, Black Cherry, Cherry 9H OB. EAc 400 Main St., was in charge of the relocation of R t 6 through nied him a request to expand a To W. O. McNally and Sons Manchester, “'The growth of eastern Oon- ing classes. attack. Nugget, Banana Spilt, Black Raspberry, Dutch Apple. Nahisco Crackers packoffe gnangements. flor R.D.J. RaaHy Oo., altera­ necticut, particularly Indiutrial In memoriam to Robert, his non • conforming commercial CD Unit Meets The most recent estimates Vietnaroeee topesf (or (he Famous Maker SHIRTS Vt PRICE NUT A CANDY—Maple Walnut, Butter Pecan, Butter tions to commercial building at for the total cost of the project growth, le dependent tmon high­ homenxHn, sponsored a col­ building ho owns. Robert A Zwlck 901-Main St., $14,886. way facilities,’’ he sold. lection at the school one morn­ ‘The town,” he said, "has week were put at 390 kUIed, 466 Orlg. S.98 - 7.98. TImm taohide nome "Villacerz’' A "Jayeona” Brickie, Butter Almond, Chocolate Chip, Peppermint Stick, With Schatzman is about $35 milUon. Chocolate Almond, ChocoUte Butter Chip, Mocha Chip. The largely attended fimeral To H. C. Hutchinson and Son Gov. Dempsey bee close liai­ “It is important, therefore, ing this week. With the money pushed me aroimd Uke a dog tootmded and 810 mlaelng. A Pillebury Flour ’ 2 j 69 6 T eJ Robert Allen Zwlck of 222 for William Podolny, alterations son with the predominantly ttiat the raloceted Rt. 4, a limit­ that was received, three books over the pest four months,” Ugh i>ercontage of these looses RIPPLES—Strawberry, Chocolate, Dbl. Chocolate, Coffee Z K. Ij. Atiwd, alterations island prlMu otf the southern tip GLOVES ICE CREAM Oamatety where Father Bollea hially behind the Rt. 6 project, and Schuster; and “The Mathe- 2, Obtaining options to buy of Southuuui Viet Tiai nam.Nem. There znsrs nahe 8 pound Besidee introducing himself to dwelling at 281 Keeney S t, the proposal still must go matkxU Dictionary’’ by Ohum ROBES 1° iff Critco Sherleniit gssd the oommiUal service. and two new members of the $ 000. There will ba a Girt Scout the land at a sat prleq, to avoid orderedred the reloeao of more 1.99-4.99 Bearars' were Agide Beaudry, thrqugb the jwUUcal glvt and James. All of tbs above are In laatminuto.prios incraases that than 131130 pollUcel prlaoners. In- MORIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. 6.99- 10.99 COMPANY town CD advisory board to the To Richard Wemmell for take of the Cfieneral Assembly. Ocnumuilon Breakfast Sunday, keeping with the field of inter- •riff. 4.00 - 7.98 Zwiok, Jamea Zebert, p re se t CD personnel, Edwiards Richard C. IVerkhelser, breeze­ March 7, a t 9 a.m. at St. James’ ■cars away industry, or buying eludingng 17 who had been under S01-S15 CENTER STREET . Stt-SlSS eriff. 11.98 - 17.99 Zebert Jr., Theodore Mfuicheater Reps. Atty. Paul I est ahoiwn by Robert when he land tor developm^ in ad­ death sentence. will ask Schatzman to explain way and garage at 28 Castle Groobert and Stave Oavemiero School Hall, for Girl Scouts and was a student at Illing Junior ; and Donald Farency. the state's expectations or the Rd., 88,000. vance. A military firing iquad exe­ Untriiiimod COATS Casual CAR COATS • MANUFACTURED ta MANCHESTER SINCE 1038! • T m d S u |i ^ « r 2 s r atreae the need for continued Brownlaa. Those attending High School These books will S. Either supply nerisasry RENTAL CARS AVAILARLE RY THE Mskiws* Funeral Home, towB’e defease rieponsibUlUee. To Richard WenuncU for pubHo simpoct (or tl:s projecti, shouOd attend the 8 a.m, M aa cuted a Viet Cong section leader •riff. 4A00 - 149A0 •riff. 39.00 - 40.M Mamtf. otunre ot ORFITEUU’S "BANQUET SPUMONP* ■IR Bt, was la skHva of bear a nameplato marked in uUllUas to ths Htes tn advance, accused of stirring up a vlolsnt d a y...WEEK...OR MONTH BdwaMi 'was apiidfated CD Audrey W. Stoed^Jickiop. al- partlouiarly whan It oomaa up la their home pariah. The event hto memory as will tbs In 27 WARRBN STREET-PHONE 649-5358 direotor by the tows dtreeton or bavs dstatled plans and cost anttgDvsrnmsnt dsmanstiatlqii OBEAUrT BjBPUCED FOR TTNUBUAl. BAVINOSI toraUotu to dwOUliw at M during pubHe haaiim n balora WM Wictiullgr achedulea (or the library where’ the bodks eatlnutss availgble (tor doing gssHer tbie lOaJB. Monday Im tha. csatnl.yhitQflari HtorttuneflUiUMr tba Msrasbljr's nppropttollqns wlB bo loo^ted. *>• , «M town of Thang Blnh:

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hair,” said Corrolf Whlteford, another barber. "I don’t even the wishes of those trueteee whom no­ Open Forum People Inside Relics of Bloody Battle Negro Group know how you could get a comb r FLOWElS ; IRanrljeHtFr body seems to love. This would be for thtough their hair." A1 Knight of Wichita, chair­ I For Every Occastoai | Seralh some regional authority of Interested South School Ffcoto Report StOl Found on Iwo Jima Will Open man of the State Barber Board, - Pork Hil- . states to take over the passenger end of In the said cutting a Negro’s hair te PUBUSHBU} BT TBB To the Editor, not part of the required state Ijoye* Flew«r Sliop| g r o l i . n PRINTINd CO.. 0)0. the New Haven, lock, stock and barrel, The South School RT..A (Contlaued from Page Ten) IWO JIMA (AP) — Endless^range over Tokyo with fighter IK BlaMlI Street Barber Sbop test of a barber’s ability. But he Next to Hartford and own It and operate it. and leave the committee for seas wash the hulks of World escort. Using Iwo, P61 planes National Bank ■ M eadieateri Conn. But When the V-C occupies a could fly the 800 miles and back. said any licensed Kansas barber TBOUAS F 53C5 OO8ON trustees free to take the freight end of would like to News War n vessels. Bones sUIl are OTTAWA, Kan. fAP) — Ne­ should be able to cut any man's ■ 601 Main St., Manchester “ WAUTtUt R. FEROUSOM facts regarding the village ccunplex of small ham­ Volcanic ash, coarse sand and 649-0791—64B-144S PublUhen the railroad into any merger they can PRESIDENT JOHNSON found In the caves, along with fine gravel make Iwo valueless gro atudents at Ottawa Univer­ hair. He agreed there waa a dif­ ytHiaded October 1. i m larger elementary school in ths lets, its first and usually suc­ sity have been going to other ferent technique involved. get for it Spring-Gardner Street are*. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ hand grenades and all types of except’ as a military base. The cessful task is to organize every guns. Concrete bunkers stick towns for haircuts because local "I don’t see why any baiber PtoblUbed Erery IBrenmi Except gunSeye Clean, clear Connecticut policy should, On October. 1962. Planning dent Johnson Invited his pastor United Sates retains it with a barbers refuse to cut their hair. isn’t qualified to cut my hair,” id Holiday*. Entered to kinch at the White House one and everything. The youth out of the rugged terrain. small contingent of men. Sancheeter. Conn., aa Second Claes Mau then, in our opinion, head toward asso­ and Renewal into a youth front, the old la­ This is Iwo Jima, where dur­ A student group plans to open said BToyd Scott, Negro all-con­ leased a re p o rt for the Town Tuesday and made his annual Iwo’s caves have "off limits’’ Ite own barbershop in protest. ference halfback on the champi­ Matter.______ciation with other states. New York, contribution to the church. How dies into an old ladles front and ing 25 days from Feb. 19 to signs. Sulphuric ash hangs over S l i n g Commission on a com- so forth—all operating under March 14, 1946, the Japanese James Dean, chairman of the onship Ottawa University foot­ gtJBSCRIPnON RATES Rhode Island and MassachusetU, to form p X n siv e plan of much? the place like a shroud, 'fiie vol student Civil Rights Committee ball team. "I think it's just an Payable In Adrance a special government agency to be given "That's between the President rigid dteopline and selling a forces suffered 19,000 casualties cano on Mt. Suribachl appears R. E. Wandell On* Tear ...... for Manchester. ^ and 6,000 Americans were killed at the Baptist church-related alibi.” power and title to operate the passenger (pages 51-52) it Is sUted that and the pastor,” said presiden­ precise doctrine. to be dead, but steam pours school, said the one-chair shop "Of course there are all kinds tial press secretary George E. The doctrine of course te or wounded. They were fighting from small openings in the bar BuUdmg fto«e Mon tbs ...... f-59 services of the New Haven permanent­ iMid for a new school In the for 64 square miles of land will be opened March 1 because of grades of hair,” Scott said. "I Spring-Gardner Street area Reedy. communism. ren terrain. all present Ottawa barbershops don’t think my hair is any dif­ ly. The first step seems to be to get be­ secured "I really don’t know," Reedy But this is only one part of which in peacetime te worthless Confraefor MEMBER o r __ should be as s ^ as for commerce. In wartime the A monument with a - flagpole are segregated. ferent. I require the same cut as hind the proposition that Congress ^ I b l e for the construcUon of replied when asked whether the the equation of failure. The in­ bearing the Stars and Stripes Dean said he had tried to talk anyone else — flattop, crew cut, Residential-Commercial THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . President tithes. ability of the government to island represented for the Unit­ The Aeeodated Press te exolulyely enttU^ should create such authority. Ml elementary school In thU ed States a stepping stone to the looks down on the beaches. The some of the barbers into cutting or professional.” Alterations-Remodeling le the use ol republlcatlon ol all The pastor Is Dr. George R. make itself a vital force In the base bears the legend; "23 Feb­ hair of the Negroes and wae told Scott gets his hair cut In Rose- credited to It or not otbeiytse credit, Davis of National City Christian Japanese mainland. ed In this paper and also the lo ^ news ou^ **^On December, 1962, Dr. WIL Guest Preacher villages has added Intolerable 'ITie American forces pre­ ruary 1946 Old Glory was raised they would not. dale, a suburb of Kansas City. “Business Built On 11am Chirtls released a report church In downtown Washing­ strains to ancient conflicts be­ on Hiis site by members of the "They feel they would lose Costs of the student barber- ***AU^ of republlcatlon rt epedal Ol*. on the future requirements of ton. The President’s wife and The Rtv. William F. Ander­ vailed, after the Marines raised Customer Satisfaction” patches nm in are also reserrea. No More Boundaries tween ethnic groups. the U.S. flsig atop Mt. Suribachl, 2nd Bn. 28th Regt. 6th Marine money," he said. .shlp, in the basement of one of aU school districts. It was again daughters are Episcopalians son n, a young Methodist min' The famed Montagnards of Division.” "We just don't know how," the university buildings, were and the family attends both the providing perhaps the most fa­ The Herald Prlntln* Oompa^r. As it was with the g;reat robbery at recommended that a Bite be Ister who has done social work central Viet Nam highlands re­ mous photograph of World War said J. Everett Stark, one of the shared by the Student Council Full Insurance Coverage ■anies no financial responsibility tor ty ^ Identified in the Spring-Gard- Christian church and St. Mark’s and ministerial training in volted against Saigon several $22 MIIXION HOARDED city’s white barbers. "There's a and university administration. graphical errors *PP«“ ^ the Museum of Natural History, so it is Protestant Episcopal church. II — 'The Associated Press pic Tel. 644-0450 and other reading matter In The Manchester ner Street area for the con- Mozambique and South Africa months ago. The results of that ture take by Joe Rosenthal. JOHANNESBURG — Even In different technique involved. It It will operate one day a week. Evening Herald. with the great plot to dynamite the Btniction of an revolt and its drastic implica­ requires special tools and spe- “This is our way of register­ . PRINCESS FADIA for more than ten years, will Tlventy years ago Iwo Jima the modern state of South Afri­ After 5:00 P.M. Statue of Liberty, the Liberty Bell, and school unit in 1964-19W. This tions for the war agr^nst the was considered the "doorstep to ca. bankers say, more than $22 clal training.” ing a complaint," Dean said. Pull service client ot N. E. A. 8«J»1ce. 1 ^ and the preceding report were LONDON (AP) — Princess speak Sunday at 8 a.m. at "I don’t think there is a bar "As soon as the local barber­ 82 BALDWIN ROAD PubUsbere Representatives — ■JtJlPf the Washington Monument. We don't North Metliodist Church. V-C merits full treatm’ent in a Japan" because American million in personal savings is Mathews Spotdal Agency — New Tork <3is- widely circulated. Fadia, 21, youngest daughter of subsequent column. bombers could use its fields to hidden in homes. her in town who can cut their shops Integrate, this shop will eago. Detroit and Boaton. , know whether we are in the world of Last week an up-to-date former Egyptian King Farouk, The Rev. Mr. Anderson’s re­ close.” ^ S ^M B K R a u d it b u r e a u o r CIHCDUAe port will be of particular inter­ TIONS. ______reality or the world of television. study of recommendations and te planning to marry Pierre Or- requirements of Manchester loff, 26, a white Ru.ssian geolo­ est to the members of North But whichever way it may seem to be Methodist Church as it has con­ 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS Display advertising closing bosin: at one particular moment or another, one school districts was released gist. "ITie plans were disclosed Por Monday — 1 p.m. ^Idav. with the recommendation (pg. Tuesday in a notice at London's tributed to the support of the MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST„ HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST„ MANCHESTER rvir Tuesday - 1 p.m. Mondw. rather fundamental stage of integration Anderiion family in Africa for Por Wednesday — 1 P-“^Tuestoy. 60) that Immediate acquisition Kensington register. WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 Por Thursday — 1 p.tn;^Wo Run The Railroa^d This, one can be sure, is what philoso­ relieve somewhat the over­ ing In reply to a question:, nary in Lourenco Marques, the phers might mean and recommend in the crowded conditions at the pres­ "Certainly. I would like very capital of Mozambique, for the Choose your bedroom from thirty In a way—and perhape in the only way ent school thus making it la.st four years. Bom in Pitts­ way of harmonious and perfect adjust­ necessray to bus out of this much to marry an Italian. But I which can lead the way toward a for­ would want the wedding to be in burgh, Pn., he was educated at ment of our relationship to the various school district nearly 100 pupils 'Vanderbilt University. Nash­ mal solution—it is a good thing to have to Washington and Highland France or Switzerland — that spheres of existence. We are getting so te, a country where divorce te ville, Tenn., and Pennsylvania the clash of authoriUes and Interests in­ Park Schools including part of Slate College, He claims Nash­ solid cherry Old Lexington pieces! we now pass from one to the other with­ our third graders aa have the allowed. It's not that I do not volved In the bankruptcy of the New believe a marriage can liappily ville as his American homa Haven Railroad made more prominent out consciousness of any old-fashioned 4, 5 and 6 graders for a num­ boundaries. The world in which we live last forever, but only that I ber of years. would like its duration and suc­ and dramatic. and the world of television are indeed Since 1962, there have been mad manager (or singer Judy It did become quite dramatic, the other cess to depend upon my will, Garland. one and the same; there are no longer 42 new homes constructed in my free choice.” Mi.ss Wood’s Superior Court day, with Federal Judge Robert Ander­ any dividing lines between them; ex­ this area and the rate of con- suit Tue.sday charged Brent son waxing publicly caustic on the politi­ Btniction is increa.slng as pre­ perience continues the same whether we dicted In the preceding reports. WENDELL COREY with extreme cruelty. It was the cal role of the states, and with the Gov­ turn a knob off or on. These are some of the con­ SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) second marriage (or each. ernor of Connecticut leading off with hig ditions that exist at South — Actor Wendell Corey will run If there is any slight surviving differ­ (or the Santa Monica. Olif.. DESEC.REGA’nON own pointed regrets that the trustees School: F.XPANDINO of, the New Haven and the judge over­ ence between worlds, it is this; We used A. A combined gjade 1 A 2 city council because, his wife to say, of something on television, that classroom Is being conducted in says, he doesn't liave an excuse ATLANTA. Ga. lAP) — The seeing them do not seem to have in mind the cafeteria - assembly room (or not running. Atlanta public school system is the same considerations which Influence It wae too extreme and bizarre and Corey, 60, filed papers on his planning to expand its desegre­ crackpotty a fantasy for real life. Now with grade 2 seated on the governors. stage where there 14 no bulletin candidacy Tuesday. He faces gation program this fall to ad­ Old Lexington drawers, for instance, are dove­ there is some question whether the board space and where there possibly 13 opponents in a battle mit without regard to race all The clash Is between the letter of the things that happen in real life aren’t Is improper lighting. for four seats in an April 13 children who have Just moved tailed front and back; bottoms are set in and law, which Judge Anderson represents, just a little too fictional for television. B. Mo.st facilities including election. Into the city. reinforced with loads of glue blocks. Each Alice Corey said: "Wendell Dr. John Leteon, school super­ oa,one hand, and the possible residual But the one dominant central trend, to windows in this room are built drawer is center guided and rune on Nylon and inherent righte of the public, for too high and accessible only by always said good government intendent. told a federal Judge glides. Dustproofed throughout, of course. which ail factions and events keep con­ begins at home, on the local city Tuesday the intention was 'to 1*:- ■■ s s s which the political order Is the repre­ custodian. tributing, is that there shall be no san­ C. Bathroom and sink facili­ level. He really didn't have any formally incorporate this plan 44.95 sentative. ity anywhere, in either medium. We ties completely Inadequate. excuse for not running." In our administrative regula­ ; 1 ■■ And the clash Is between those inter­ riioiogrophcd By Jo«oi>h Saternis D. Deliveries to cafeteria and tions (or the coming year." have it almost made. I ANA WOOD * There was no indication how ests which have invested in and reaped kitchen from outside is disturb­ 44.50 IRON GATE: Prospect Street, Rockville ing to cla-ssroom activltiea HOLLYWOOD lAPi Starlet many youngsters would be af­ Reading left to right: 32 x profit from the New Haven In all its E. .Furniture must be moved Lana Wood, younger sister of fected. The city already ha.s de- past, doing business with the consent and every noontime in order to actress Natalie Wohamlets of 60 men was finally assigned past and its load of debt are Pilgrims in Plymouth, Mass. O. Aasemibly programs com­ Sparkling white Colonials for teenagers wouldn’t have to worry about reviving a addition. Congress will be asked to de­ and villa fees than it ' 1 to the village of Binh Ta near balanced against the present. In 1888, the first telephone ex­ pletely curtailed since assem- private enterprise just in time for some vise machinery for quick tax reductions power, size of forces and mili­ the headquarters of the 25th And on the future I have no change in California was opened bly-oafeterla is utilized as class­ and public-works spending increases tary engugements. Vietnamese Division, an area claim." In San Francisco. room. new crew of high-binding financiers to when the occasion is thought to require SALE For your own room, and guest room, tool with canopy frames $99.95; 30” 3-drawer come in and g^rab control of it and milk P. It has been necessary to bachelor’s chests $59.95; corner desk (to It. ■ limit music and physical educa­ Save! White lacquer with non-mar plastic tops; tdi y p . . It into bankruptcy again. The question is who is more nearly tion programs for lack of room. gold floral decorations and stripings. Here order) $59.95; bookcase top (on bachelor’s 31.95 But what government? The answer is right, the comparatively orthodox Con­ Q. No use of cafeteria-assem­ are pieces from the big open stock group, chest) $59.95; 50” 7-drawer double dreseer tinental countries or the relatively un­ bly room for projection room base with 271/g x 39” perfume-bar mirror THURSDAYS that there is no g^ovemment which restrained Americans. On the surface reading left to right: 18 x 15” bedside cabi­ stands ready, at the moment, with either F is c h e tti and the stage for programs. ■ net $39.95; full or twin size tester beds fitted with jewel box $127. 99.50 little basis appears for complaints about R. Storage space te so limited Slipcovers' FRIDAYS the authority or the willingness to take the U.S. economic performance; we are that larger pieces of equipment over the whole enterprise. If it were to still in a long up-swing and most people must be moved out at closet be done, it would apparently have to be MC well-off indeed. It is only fair to before one can enter to get sup­ ascribe a certain amount of the prosper­ plies, Re-upholstering nationalization, and we doubt that any­ ity—it’s impossible to say exactly how Choose from tufted or quilted sleeping luxury body could even begin to persuade Con­ much—to the Government’s stimulus S. Classrooms are overcrowd, gress or administration to try to accom­ policy. cd with teaching materials whksh should be stored In clos­ Presto! Your old sofa and chairs look like plish the nationalization of just one rail­ Still, that very policy contains its own ets, if closet space were avall- road, or, if consistency were to be pre­ seeds of trouble, some of which are be- ahle. entirely different pieces when custom-slip­ glinning to sprout and others of which covered by Watkins! Fabrics are pre­ Crafted by famous Stearns & Foster ferred, of all railroads. are in painfully full bloom. T. At present there are 48 So neither kind of all in one petckaga pupils more than the 100 pupils shrunk and Scotehgard-treated, Covers are In the former category are the mount- ■ that school was planned for. •olutlon seems possible. Ing signs of excessively risky lending, pin-fitted right in your home and installed with the concomitant danger of money With no possibility of expan­ when completed! Choice of box or kick There remain two other possibilities. going into marginal or unsound enter­ sion at the present site, we pleats. Heavy duty zippers are a feature. One A the possibility that will come to strongly urge the acquisition of Medium Firm Tufted Firm Quilted prises; the money supply has been ex- land and steps for'an adequate Call 648-5171 for Shop-at-Home Service. pass if somebody doesn’t watch out pferiencing a rapid expansion. The well- plant to house a K-6 grade This will be for the drift of the states in­ developed difficulties include most not­ enrollment. Reg. $87.50 76-inch Sofas . . 72.50* terested in preaerving passenger service ably the balance-of-payments deficit South School P.T.A. COMFORT BUILT POSTURE QUILT DELUXE and the gold outflow it occasions. It is Qommittee for School Reg. $135.00 Sofa and Chair 99.50* Into a bottomless and endless process of not extreme to view the outpouring, Facts Rag. $179.50 Sofa. 2 Chairs 139.50* ■ubsidtzing the operation of the railroad which the Government seems unwilling WilHam A M. Helen ♦76" Sofaa and one-cushion chairs by the trustees. The public would have to correct, as a threat to the dollar and Palmer, (C»ialnnen) each piece, twin or full stses, each piece, twin or fuD sises,. no equity for its money; .it would, by hence to the prosperity which is so wide­ Arthur A Bertha Baimer ly and warmly applauded. Tom A Jan Latham Make your old sofa and chairs more beau­ msttresses or box springs. 48 mattresses wc box q^ings. the record, be foolish to trust the trus­ 38 It might not be a bad idea for the pol­ Lemuel A Marilyn Mtller tiful, more comfortable then when new tees to keep the public’s interest para­ icy-makers and pundita to take a closer Jim A Cynthia Ray with Watkins custom re-upholstenng, Poeture Quilt Deluxe Mattresses provide a smooth, mount e v ^ in tbs spending of the pub- look at America’s old preachments to Donald A Penny Richter Pieces are stripp^ed to the frames wand d een- ^ 8oe how little it costa to enjoy Stesms & Foster Uo's money. Europe and Europe’s present practice. Edward A Jean Wetes '0AM CUSHIONS ARE bedding . . . at carload sale prices! Comfort tuftless, quilted sleoping surface, with beige damask An ironic turnabout has taken place, all tlrely rebuilt. rOAM CUSHIONS ARE ticking. 'The 312-coil innerspring units are made of 11m second possIbUity is the only pro* right, and it is not necessarily fair play INCLUDED WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE Built Mattresses are made with 812-coil inner- gram which, in our Judgment, represents for this country. Unlike our officials, Five Tears Ago* spring units of medium-firm construction, In- firm wire for proper body support. Construction f ^ during the Semi-Annual Sale. Why not call AUwiMthefuper tu i^ include Inaulo quilted cotton pads, 100% quilt* - •oms degree of sense and has aoms the Europeans are acting as though they 'An executive order by PraM- 648-6171 now for a Shop-at-Home selec- luxurioua foam-qullted Bulo quilted c o ^ n insulation, 100% quilted cot­ ttmuoF ot providing psvmanant aoluttoa. think there is something to the ancient dent Dwight D. Elsenhower au­ ton felt, and Seat Edges that resist sagging. ed cotton felt (keeps felt in place) and non*sag Sent - belief that stimulants in excess ars tioB of deemrator fabricef Preftidential M«ttrea«M Edges. The 72-c<^ box springs are o< the wire*tiet<' Md should, tbsrefore, be adopted, avaa thorised the selBure at shine •nd Box Springs, Grav jito striped tickmg with tufted eleepins likely to'have unpleasant after-effects. carrying em u from ths U.B., to suirnee. B ti? m ^ k o v e n a ^ aSd Ben Shankman. The show will be presj^t.^ at junior high linquency problem, also is HRC was not rescinded, but it blare of color intrudes, except Brannick, Marline Bray, There­ studying problems of the aged. was agreed informally that if ter dramatic purpose, as in the sa Bruneau, Donna Carpenter, BEAUTIFULLY Chairman Chester Obuchow'- scarlet of Mary Magdelene’.s with all great film acting, his Fre.sh meaning is added to the and when the board of direc­ eyes express the feeling. e.xalted words, but the limita­ Virginia Cataido, Mary Chace. ■ski revealed the results of a tors votes It.s approval for the dress or the brilliance of the Also, Joyce Cole, Michael questionnaire submitted to resi­ Resurrection sunrise. These two elements, the scen­ tion divorces the central figure filing of an application for aid. from some of the dram atic by- (Coltman, Thomas Cone. Mark TAILORED! dents of We.sthill Gardens, the HRC will call a meeting of The second most notable fea­ ic realization and the starring (Connors, Judith DellaFera, Rob­ housing for the elderly. performance, ' are perhaps play. all agencies and individuals in­ ture of "The Greatest Story Despite these matters, the ert Dixon, Jean Dorchester, "■Stir’s The top request, by most of Ever Told” is the performance enough to Insure the rapt appre­ Joan Dzielinski, Susan Emmer- of the drama group, or at the door. (Herald photo by Satemia.)______the residents, is for the con- volved. to help set up a w-ork- ciation of most moviegoer.s. balance weighs heavily in favor ing organization and to get the ®f Max Von Sydow. Hi.s may be of ’’The Greatest Story Ever ling, Beth Ferris, Francesca .struction of a public restroom Some sequences are inspired, Burke, Bryce Carpenter, Thom­ : plan off the ground. “riving Colonels” watch anxiously as Gen. (Joe Carman) Washington, of Corel the definitive portrayal of Je­ Told.” Gates, Marilyn Gray, Irene Hal- in the downtown area. In one other action last night, sus, being virile and com­ notably the dialogue with the lisey, Terry Heins. as (3rockett, Dolores Down- The next highest on the list Casuals, inspects their rifles, upon completion of flying cross country buying manding, but with a deep well devil in the wilderness, the Jor­ FAM O US 172 ham, Ruth El.sesser, Nancy of suggestions is for the place­ the HRC adopted a $1,500 budg­ CUBAN BED BURIED Al.so, Pamela Holmes, Bruce Bennet Students Earn et for Uie fiscal year 1965-66, trip. Gen. Joe had threatened them with another two days of earth orbiting, n of spirituality and mysticism. dan scenes with John the Bap­ MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -- Salva­ Hust, Marcy Juran, Lisa Kehl- Fister, Joan Frederickson. Sha­ ment of benches at strategic His face seldom animates; as tist, the ousting of moneychang­ .spots, also in the down town which it will submit to the gen­ the pieces didn’t pass inspection. Looking on are, left to right, Paul (Pamte) dor Garcia Aguero, a ranking er, Ellen Kelly, Robert Kieman, ron Gworek, Pamela Hamilton, eral manager next Tuesday for ers from the Temple. Cuban Communist even before Gail Krawiec, Tony Kuusik, WOOLENS! Honors for Second Quarter Candace Johnson, Pamela John­ area. oei. ~ . Misseri, Fred (Arms) Nassiff, Fred (Grand-Way) Freitag, Creighton (Broth­ The other side of the critical Fidel Castro, has been buried in Barry London, Kerry Lukovitz, son. David Keith. Most of the other suggestions his approval er) Shoor, James (Sears) DeRocco, Bernard (Regal’s) Apter and Philip (House How To Hold scale: The film is long, expecta- Havana in the presence of old- (Catherine Maccarone, Susan There are 172 Bennet Junlor^Roas, .Tames Ruel. Karen Saun- Also, Karen Krinjak, Gary and Hale’s) Dine. (Herald photo by Maj. Saternis.) ______MacDonald. Linda Marchisio, Kuhn, Marilyn May, Marcia bly so; but four hours, including guard (Communists. Havana Ra­ mgh School studenU Hated on ders, James Schrelber, Sylvia FALSE TEETH intermission, is a long time in a dio .said Tue.sday night. Charles May. Spangberg, Janet Splron, Frank McCallum, Kathleen Miller, Also, Debra McComb, David the second quarter honor roll Kurt Miller, Andrea Nielsen, State Buie on Fluoridation theater. Some of the scenes are Garcia Aguero, 45, died in released texlay. Grade 7 topped Stamler, Lois Steely, Patricia Shift Adds $656 More Firmly in Place inescapably tableaux, despite Sofia while he was (Cuban am- McKenzie. Mindy Menschell, REMODEL Sylvester. Paige Thresher, JudHh Palmborg, Jane Per­ Do your falM teeth annoy end em- Stevens’ efforts to keep them bas.sador to Bulgaria. Mary Miller, Doris Mitchell. Year old fur cont Into the list with 82; Grade 8 had kins, Pamela Pilkonls, Beverly ‘Colonels’ Come Back banaaa by tUpping, dropping or wob- 65 and Grade 9 had 35. Warren Thumauer, Sarah Overrides Town’s Ordinance To School Cost alive. The guest-starrings, nota­ The radio, monitored here, Seth Mosler, Susan Moyer, Treat, Barry Welch, Ellen Pitney, Ronald Pitruzzello, Ni­ bHng when you eat. laugh or talk? 2 STOLES Grade 7 atudents are; Mar­ cola Rubinow, Susan Sherlock, Just sprinkle a tittle PASTEETH on bly John Wayne's, add a jarring made no mention of Prime Min­ Wann, Donna Wlrta, Dustin A change order to the Robert­ your platee.Thls alkaline (non-acldi note of recognizability. ister Castro or his brother, A CAPE, or garet Albalr, Deborah Aldrich, Wood and Richard Zarbo. Wendelin Smith, David Strl- A state regulation adopted-sterns as well as private water Loaded - with Bargains powder holds false teeth more firmly Raul, attending the funeral and William Aleabury, Robert Bar­ maitis and Linda Washburn. companies. son School addition has been ap­ and more comfortably. No gummy, Perhaps the major drawback A JACKET tel. John Bickley, Patricia Boll. Grade 8; Dobra Avery, Janet last month requiring the fluori­ proved by General Manager gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not was one Stevens imposed on said the main eulogy was given For As S 1 0 O C Bangasser, Patricia Barrett, dation of some pubUc water The only hurdle left for the (Continued from Page One) shed, not a backward glance sour. Checks “plate odor" (denture by Raul Roa, Cuban foreign Barbara Brackett, James But­ regulation Is the General As was taken, and not a word of Richard Martin In the amount hseatb). Oet PASTEETH today at himself. Jesus’ dialogue is limit­ CAR RENTALS Little As “ IT »T D ton. Marcia Campbell. Susan Katrina Becker. Jeinice Bon­ supplies definitely applies to of $666.07. drug counters ererywbert. ed to selections from Scriptures. m inister. ham. John Briggs, William Manchester—despite a town or­ sembly. Unle.ss the Assembly' Ing entrepreneuri; they atill regret was spoken at the de­ FURS FOR RENT Charlamb. Ruth (Jhntel, (Jhria- Jackson Explains disapproves the legpslatiojfl, it parture. The men .steeled them­ ’This is the second change or­ or LEASING From $12.00 topher Cooper, Marlene D’Ad- Champ, Oiristlne Clarke. P a t­ dinance to the contrary. becomes effective for the 'Man­ hod one hurdle to peas, before selves to face a rough life of der for the addition and bring# dario, Deborah Dean, Nancy rick Collet. Margaret (Tonley, Book Selections Town Counsel Atty. Irving chester Water Department on loading their land vehicles for soft beds and rich foods. the total cost to $532,908.39. Th# Lynn (Jurkin, Carolyn Oirtis, Aronson says the reg;ulation, original amount of the contract • All Mokes Deganne, Kathleen Dldan, Paul Lynne Derrick, Nancy Desro- Oct. 1, 1967. the trip back to Mancheoter— Trained and hardy .soldiers that Dodge. Denise Dojron, Laura John Jackson, assistant libra- which will become law unless If the legislature does not act they are, they know this was with the JsLCk R. Hunter con­ •All Models CHESTER siers, William Edwards, disaoproved by the current ses­ rifle inapeotion. struction firm was $530,700. Y EU O V ifS Draghl. Stephen Dunlap. Mi- Douglas Eichman, Louis Elses- idan at tha Mary (Jhensy U- at all, the regulation becomes Gen. Joe had threatened expected of them. Nevertheless • All Times ahael Dvorak. Barbara Edgar. sion'of the General Assembly, effective anyway. they never flinched from begin­ ’The additions consist of TV ser, Deborah FrajAlln, Janice brary, was guest speaker at a definitely supercedes the local them with two more days of antenna supports, revisions to FURRIERS Also, Catherine rilloramo, Johannson, Carolyn Johnson, At least one bill has been In­ flying time, unless every rifle ning this duty. Diane C. Fontana, Aknea Gei­ meeting of the Professional law forbidding the fluoridation troduced aimed at killing the Tomorrow’s epi.sode will trace girl’s lavatories, relocation of Paul Dodge Pontiac O F ROCKVILLE Diana Johneon, Ernestine John­ wa.s spotless. an exit light, and an extra man­ INC. 246-2473 ger, William Geyer, Katherine Women’s (Jlub of Manchester of public water supplies in Man­ regulation. the men’s journey back to their Gleainey, John Gracyalny, Lor­ son, Rodney Johnson. Kathr>-n They, passed the te#t, and winter camp in Manchester. ual fire alarm station on th# or caU collect Johnston, Barbara Kelly. Henry last night at Center Congrega­ chester. The privately owned Manches­ why shouldn’t they? They 378 MAIN STREET raine Guay, CJarolyn Haberem. The supremacy of the state ter Water Co. will not be af­ stage. Pbone 649-2881 875-5929 Klein. Janice Krause, Kathy tional (Jhurch. hadn’t fired a shot since “the Deborah Harris. Lynne Hay­ law is dictated by a decision fected. The regulation requires shot heard around the world.” FUR SALES CREEP U P H O U S E H A L E ward, Jean Hellandbrand, Gall Krause. His talk included reference to handed down in an earlier court fluoridation of public water sup­ WASHINGTON — Furriers’ SPORTS-GOODS SALES UP And so, they were now reedy Heller, Raymond Heller, Kath­ Also, Laura Kurtz. Laurie 'The Illustrated History at Eat­ test of state vs. local leg:i8la- plies serving 20,000 to 60,000 by sales in fiscal 1964 represented WASHINGTON — Athletio Lambert, Clifford Lapointe. to bid fond, adieu to 611, the Americans paid $28 n»lllion in M AIN STREET MANCHESTER leen Hooper, Michele Howard, ing and Drinking,” ’’The Amer­ tion, Atty. Aronson says. Oct. 1, 1967, and supplies serv­ Plying Boxcar that had been a 2.6 per cent growth In the fed­ Deborah Hunt. Robert Jack- Donna Lawrence, Carol Litke, ican Heritage Cookbook,” and In an opinion sent water de­ ing more thian 60,000 by Jan. 1, eral excise-tax take. The total excise taxes In fiscal 1964 on •ton, Alison Jacob#, S 1 r k k a Barbara Lundberg, Martha home 8uid haven for ditys and purchases of sporting goods, a ’’The White House Cookbook.” partment superintendent I a w - 1967. Systeme smaller than 20,- days. revenue was more than $30 mil­ THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 0 0 0 ! Johnson. Mustard, Robin Neleber, David He also reviewed the 1965 Har­ rence Wittkofske today, Atty. 000, such as the Manchester Wa­ Surprisingly, not a tear was lion. 14 per cent Increase from 1963. Also, Thereaa Jonea, Law­ Okrant, Donald Osier, Douglas per Prize novel, "P. S. Wilkin­ Aronson notee that the Superi­ ter Company’s 14,000 person rence Kahn, Jane Karp, Michael Pastel, Ricliard Ricci, Janlne son.” written by C.D.B. Bryan, or Court for New Haven has supply, are exempt. Kearns, Janice Kos, Ellen Kra- Rowley, Greta Rubinow. Paula and "The Rector of Justin” by ruled In two related cases, that However, Manchester Water Take The 10 Day Walk Test viU, Michael Kutoher, Nancy Sanchiui, Harold S^dals, Louis Achincloss. Jackson re­ “state legislation has covered C5o. vice president Ernest Morse Lltke, Ronald Litrico, Susan Kathy Shepard. Susan Silhavy, commended the reading of ’’The the field with respect to the says the company will fluoridate 100 FREE I T' p r Linda Smith, Susan Stackpole, Ordways,” a story of four gen­ its supply when the town does Be our sruest, try our famous shoes made of Maciean, Robert MoAHister, Su­ quality of water which (utili­ ([ san McLafferty, Edmund Mlko- Joan Starsiak, Robert Taylor, erations in a Texas town, by ties are) required to furnish to if Vts patrons wish It — and pro­ TRIPLE-S BLUE S1RMPS (Jhristlne Twomey, Marsha William Humphrey, the author the inhabiUnts of the commu­ viding the town ordinance can lowsky, Klmtoeriy Miller, Linda Vennart, Collette Ventura, Me of "Home From the HlUs.” be circumvented by then. PLUS YOUR REGULAR STAMPS \ Moorhouae, Martha Muldoon, Usaa Wilbur and Laura Zagllo nities it serves, and. has pre­ with • purchaM of $2.00 or mora at i Suzanne Noble, B2l Okrant, The speaker also explained empted the power of local com­ • Grade 9: Joanne Agoetlnelli, how books are selected at the munities to enact leg;islation GENUINE Debra Oppelt. library in co-operation wdth the Also, Elaine Pereeluha, Mary Paul Arigno, Nancy Ballard, governing it.” i f BUHRER’S SHELL SERVICE | Suzanne BoHuerdo. Lynne Ber- library board. He stated that The court continued that Police Arrests FINAL Perotti, Gall Peters, Wayne b(X)ks are added on a selective 653 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER | Pierce, Elizabeth Price, Susan nardl. M arll)^ Block, Patrice The introduction of fluoride in ■ basis, judging them on their li­ drinkir.g water in order to re­ John W. MoCitrlhy, 39, 79 r n ’i terary merit and from honest ot DEERSKIN Ptisan rsdasming coupon must tleimnwsndsddrssslMlM * duce cavities in the teeth 6f Summer St., was charged with reviews. childi-en of fdrmative years is fraud in obtaining State aid, After the Instructive talk, Mrs. not a matter of purely local and was summoned to appear NsmsL Edward Tybur, Mrs. Celia concern.” at the Manchester session of Wandt and Miss Avis Kellogg The court rulings, as yet un­ served refreshments. (fircuit Court 12 on March 8. ‘A published, were handed down in McCarthy was arrested at his Coupon expirss Fsb. 27,1965 judgment on suits brought by home last night by Patorlman REDUenONS • «. r the New (haven Water Co. Robert Hennequin on a warrant, District Hearing against Hamden and New Ha­ issued by the 12th (Srelut Court Here's what we Sts®’W l ven. Atty. Aronson explains that, charging him with Illegally re­ m ean by the 10-day On Sewer Today "Any local ordinance enacted ceiving temporary aid for de­ in the field of primary concern pendent child. A bond of $1,000 While tiiey la st! W ALK TEST TTie 8th District directors to the state is effective only so has been posted. 0 I will conduct a public hearing long as the state does not act. . .” Wear these wonder­ f ' 'j. tonight at 7:30 at the District firehouse, Main and Hilliard "But, once the state sets a ful shoes for ten policy to be followed through­ 1 Sts., on a proposed sanitary out the state, then any local or­ days . . . if they do Tri City Shopiiini Plan ■ Varnon sewer extension in Chambers, dinance previously enacted Is not prove just the 1 Irving, Lockwood and Broad Invalid, and no local ordinance u - Sts. can be subsequently enacted right shoes to give Notices of the hearing have which con, in any way, change you complete foot 1 been mailed to the owners of or affect the policy established 49 parcels on the four slreet.s, by the state.” LADIES’JEEN S’, MEN’S happiness, return Informing them that prelimi- Atty. Aronson says the new SALE 1 pary estimates of assessments, them and your state regulations. In effect, re­ GRAND OPENING plus the manner of payment, peal the town ordinance. BOYS’, CHILDREN’S SHOES money will be re- — of our — • FEIRUARY will be revealed tonight. Another question about the funded. Fair T^e proposed construction re­ state regulation has been re­ MODERN, NEWLY 18. 15, 20, 22 sults from a petition, clrculat- enough? Try them •d by a dozen residents of the solved a.M well. m It was unclear from the orig­ NOW I RE-DECORATED OFFICES... I area, and submitted to the dis­ inal announcement issued by Smashing lu lti trict’s directors for consldera- the Connecticut Health Council Still at the same convenient addreaa: DRESSES I tktfi. when it passed the fluoridation If, after tonight’s hearing, requirement on Jan. 28 whether . at this price! rtg. to 40.00 tha directors approve the plan ( / 18 Asylum St., Hartford for tile aanltory sewer exten- It applies to private water com­ sldn. 'they will still have to call panies only, or to town water and 10.00 departments as well. H E ^SE • Private consultations Fashion 5.00 I a s p e ^ l meeting of all district Complete facilities taxpayer#, to vote approval of Atty. Aronson says that the $ 1 1 - 9 9 • Scientific, audiometric the punfiiase of antlclpaUqp regulation states that it does SHOP to analyze your testing In avary detail! SWEATERS note#. * . Include municipal water sys- EARLYI Hearing Problems e Expert personalized rag. to 18.00 fittin^ps Fully lined The latest SONOTONE Hearing Aids are won* 3.00 and 5.00 THIS COUPON OOOD FOR MEN’S REVELATION ders of electronic miniaturization and modem SPECIAL SAVINGS!I HANDBAGS box iackets! Nttgint backache, betdacbe, or mu*i WHITE COTTON design. New eyeglass and all-at-ear models. 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^ A.,/. ‘ i ( . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1965 PAGE FIFTEE N PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1965 Coventry Senior, Jtmior and RockvUle-V ernon Columbia Bolton GOP Laughs During Budget Talk Baby Gtizena Family Planning Speaker Everyone Saves At Permanent Building Panel Program Set State Development Officer Arouse Governor’s Displeasure ARTHUR BRU8 Appointed by Selectmen For Tonight To Address Planning Panel MEATOWN To Address Mother’s Qub 1215V2 SILVER LANE, EAST HARTFORD By THE ASSOCIATED PRESSason, “ the highway program of. Connecticut and New York A talk on the planning ot^ * _ a a. ■ the ^administration, 44m m MwhilesWI 1 M 4fit Aap­ V\. are considering a joint proposal A permanent Municipal Build-^ Selectman Pearl commented By Grange A representative from the^clarification of exiitlng person- tation period in Washington, HARTFORD (AP) — Republi­ nel policies families will be featured at the D.C. She will then travel to pears to be a very substantial to put up $5 million each to RANGE Inf Committee, authorized re­ favorably on a request from ConnecUcut Development Com­ cans have found one thing to one, will not give the state over assist the railroad in obtaining cently at a town meeting, was Rockville Mayor Deo B. Flaher-/ mission will speak to the town ZuZel told the board of edu­ “ALL MEATS FRESH CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGED I" | Kother'a Club social meeting et the Republic of China -with AM) The Columbia Grange meet­ cation that the need for special IFYE deiegatoe from Indiana laugh at and several things to the next few years the com­ new commuter equipment, tin­ named by selectmen last night. ty Jr. to dLscu.ss a controversy planning commission tomorrow S psa. Tueaday at the Nathan pleted arterial highways the der the plan, the $10 million R IE L OIL The committee will administer regarding pajrnenta by the ing tonight at 'Veomans Hall at at 8 p.m. in the conference room seiwices would expand as the and Oregon. disagree with in Gov. John 8 p.m. is open to the public and Hale Community Center. The people have been demanding.” would be matched by $10 million to the building, maintenance and town to the city of highway of the town offices. school gi'ow.s, adding that he STORE HOURS: TUES.-WED. irlunAVI Gehring will leave for Wash­ Dempsey's budget message. GASOLINE features a Valentine theme was not trying to hasten the public ia invited. ington Sept 19 and then fly to Republicans, who labeled the from the federal government. planning of town-owned build­ funds. Philip Forzley. head of the Mrs. Ruth 'Wheeler of CJolum- The message, delivered Tues­ ings, including schools. "Sweetheart Time." Local Planning Section, Com­ expansion. He mentioned an SATURDAY 8 to 6 — (CLOSED ALL DAY _ Paraguay. He Is to return in Dempsey highway progptim "a As for Dempsey’s plan to pro- The city previou.sly requested Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Albalr, bta, a member of Planned Par­ the U.S. in early April of 1966. day to the General Assembly, halfway program,” have pro­ ■vlde each state employe with While the possibilities of a payment of the money, since it munity Development Division of eventual need for a speech ther­ recommended a spending and who are in charge of the pro­ apist, and suggested that Tal- enthood League of Northeast­ IFYE participants spend posed a $466 million highway a five per cent pay^ increase, permanent committee has been has entered into a new fiscal the state commission will ex­ ern Connecticut, will be guest borro-wlng program totaling $1.2 BANTU OIL gram, will present the entertain­ plain the urban planning assis­ cottvllle might someday be WE ARE NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER STORE IN THE EAST about aix months living with program to be financed by in­ Patterson said the Republicans discussed for several years, the year Nov. 16. I (speaker. Her topic -will be Wllion, a record amount. ment. Mrs. Myrtle Collins is tance program. unable to take Bolton's mental­ famiUes of the countries they creasing the gasoline tax a believe there should be a study COMl’ .ANY, INC. action was taken upon request The town fathers oppose the ‘Vam lly Planning.” Mrs. The laughter, which came of Dr. Raymond E. Ramsdell. chairman of the refreshment The planning commis.sion is ly retarded children. HARTFORD OR MANCHESTER AREA. visit They learn about agricul­ penny a gallon. of the Job classification system 331 MAIN STREET payment, because the town's eommlttee. t^eeler la a former public ture and have opportunities to from the Republican side of the Dempsey did not recommend to identify more clearly which superintendent of schools, who seeking information on how to Under a director of pupil per­ ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING! health nurae and haa taught at House while Dempsey was noted several months ago that fiscal year does not end until Members of the Grange will update its pilot plan of develop­ sonnel services would come, study rural youth educational any tax increase. employes are most deserving of TEL. 6 l9-4.'>9.'» present a skit in the Talent the Windham Community Me­ speaking, obviously irritated the increases. there are about five school June 30, when the governments ment, prepared in 1958. when and if the need arlsee, program. Patterson, who was flanked Rockville H7i>-3271 will be dissolved and a new con­ Night program at 'Veomans Hall morial Hoepibal In WilUmantic. The IFYE program is closely governor. Patterson went on to note building committees presently in Forzley came to the Develop- such additional personnel as a An informal diacuaalon will The GOP outburst came as by several other Republican existence. solidated government will take Saturday night. Mrs. Albalr will ment Commission a few years social -worker and a dental hy- related to 4-H work. Since 1948, there were a number of areas direct the skit and the program ARMOUR'S WESTERN STEER BEEF follow -with a queation and Dempsey was explaining why leaders as he spoke, said he He Said at the time that deal­ over. ago from Worce.ster, Mass. He gienlst. Guidance, the health a total of 1,647 American youths doubts the Dempsey program where the Republicans agree Pearl opposed the payment is sponsored by the Youth Com­ ahiawer period. Literature will have temporarily changed the State Is heading for a $32.6 with the governor’s recommen­ ing with all the committees, is a resident of Tolland. | office, .and anything else of a million surplus for the two-year offered much help to the bank­ previously because he said it mittee of East Central Pomona be avalMrie. places with 1,850 person# of dations. whose functions are identical, Members of the conservation non-iitMiructional nature would Refreehments wlH be eerved. rupt New Haven Railroad. would mean the town would Grange. OUR BEST. Tasty fiscal period ending June 30. WANTED was confusing. commission have been invited.be under the director of pupil lo ca l 4-H Club m e-m b e r a other countries. "We are entering the coming There was nothing In the mes­ "Whatever is good in here Committee members were make two years' p>a,vments dur­ Ten subordinate Granges are to the meeting. The planning, personnel services, Begins Training CLEAN LATE MODEL expected to participate in to­ {fanning to give a demonatra- biennium with a substantial gen* sage, Patterson said, “ to give we'll gladly .-embrace,” he said. named to staggered terms, and ing the course of a single fiscal night's program: Glastonbury, comnii.ssion said it hopes that! Supt. Philip Llguori told the tton at the Tolland County 4-H Seaman Recruit John R. eral fund surplus because of the people confidence that what Democratic leaders prai.sed eventually, members will be ap­ year. Mancliester, Bolton, Coventry, all interested townspeople will board that' It was esUblishlng Demonstration Day March 6 Boordman, son of Mr. and Mrs. careful control of expenditures he is proposing would do the the governor's address. USED C A R S pointed to three-year terms. Auxiliary to Meet Andover, Hlllstown, Hebron, attend the meeting. a policy by which present em- v6U have a practice demonatra- Paul A. Boardman of Main St, during the present biennium,” job.” Senate Majority Leader Louis Named to the committee Stanley zuZel, guidance di- pioyes can work and future po- has begun basic training at the The PAC Ladies' Auxiliary Goodwill (also from Glaston­ tion program at 10 a.m. Feb. Dempsey was saying when the Dempsey recommended that I. Gladstone of Bridgeport said TOP PRICES PAID w ere: William F. Abom, John will meet tonight at 8 at the club bury) Marlborough and Colum­ rector. said yesterday that he aitlons be established. He said at Coventry High School Naval Training Center, Great laughter began. the speech dealt with "the needs R. Cottier and William F. Lud- is almost finished interviewing that when Bolton Junior-Senior the Connecticut Transportation FOR ALL HAKES room. Tonight's meeting re­ bia. .Those who have not already Lakes, Hi. Dempsey paused, turned to­ Authority be authorized to l.ssue of people and not inanimate decke, three years; John E. places a regular meeting, sched­ CAL Service Ending Grade 8 students individually. High School has all six grades objects.” Grant, David S. Mills and John He has been discussing the re- anothc guidance counselor will iriigned up to (five a practice ward House Speaker J. Tyler another $3 million in bonds. uled for last week, but can­ oMnonatratlon and receive help- Manchester Evening Herald Patterson, R-Old Lyme, then This would give the CTA a Shea said the governor recom­ Garter Chevrolet R. Foley, two vears, and Ever­ The CAL Nursing Service, fi­ suits of their dirierenUal ap- need to be hired, prcbably a Coventry correspondent, F. celed. tvl oommenta at next week’s repeated the statement from total of $5 million for aid to mended a program that would ett O. Gardner. Walter Wake­ nanced by the Federal govern­ titude tests and hopes jo have woman Paulino Little, telephone The auxiliary ^ill hold a mili­ ment for the past two-and-one- CUBE STEAKS program are urged to contact the beginning. The second time the New Haven, which is threat meet the state’s expanding Go., Inc. field and Paul Herbst, one year. a meeting of all Grade 8 par-, School Board Meets tary whist card party Feb. 24 at Sra. Winthrop Merriam Sr. or T4S-6XS1. there was no laughter. ening to end its passenger serv­ needs without imposing any tax Raymond JenkWis, of the half years. Is nearing the end of ents swn to explain the test.s , ^<1,^ 'tjoi-i-ci of education,' will 1229 Main St.—.649-5238 Later, Rep. William T. Shea bonding department of the Con­ 8 p.m. at the PAC Ballroom its three-year "demonstratlon- After thi.s meeting parents will hear salary proposals by the Mrs. Owen S. Traak, both of ice. Increases. necticut Bank and Trust, dis­ on Village St. Prizes will be type" piogram. be pven their children s scores Belton Education Association Iflpley Hill Rd., for an appolnt- of Meriden, Democratic House minority leader, told newsmen cussed the $2,850 bond issue for awarded and refreshments At the March meeting. town.s- mant. Columbia J -14 t- executive session tonlrht that Democrats were "shocked the new Junior high school with -served. Tickets are available people, along with Lebanon and fniT pr.^cdure will ^ g Heart Drive Set by )he discourtesy shown by the selectmen and Town Treasurer from any member of the auxi­ Ashford, must decide whether followed for students in Gm de, ^ __ ?The annual Heart Fund Drl-ve liary. be conducted Sunday, Republican members of the Stuart C. Neff. or not they wish to have the antunde'^iesf 1^,1 Manchester Evening Herald Heart Sunday, under co-chaif' Head ISamed General Assembly today.” Bids for the issues will be The Rockville Little League service continued under town nianahlp of Dr. and Mra Rob- Patterson later referred to opened March 10 at 11:30 a.m. will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at sponsorship. X re fo re took it this vear. * " !!" " ' In March students in Grades ‘ ‘ '‘ Phone 648-8981 M P. Bowen. Captains assist the governor's statement that at the bank's main office in the American Legion Home on Miss Lois Bonaccorsi, RN. and Leonard Gilmartin. chief of 9 and 10 will take educational ifg will toe Mrs. William Caa- In Drive by provoked the laughter. “ You Hartford. West Rd. Plans for registration COLE MEMORIAL and other season preliminaries public relations for the service development tests. Students in aldy, Mrs. James T. McNamara, Pole Poised over Auto ^Enemy* who report from the Capitol, ” Mrs. Henrietta Nedeau, op­ LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Mrs. Winiam Minor, Mrs. he told newsmen, “ can judge erator of the Fair Haven Board­ will be made. The league has in this area, visited the Ladies Grades 8 through 10 are al.so Red Cross Hanging like the sword over Damocles’ head, this voted to purchase all equipment Society at the Congregational taking the Kuder General In- Nat "King" Cole memorial will | CiMrge Coon and Mrs. Ekhel for yourself whether there has ing Home on Brooklyn St., sub­ be erected In the new mulUmil- from local merchants. Church last week to discuss Uie tere.st Survey. Walker. utility pole appears ready to crash down on an auto been careful control of expend­ mitted a request to selectmen to Intelligence tests were given ^ Hon-dollar Los Angeles Music , School Board Meet# itures.” use a town-owned building in Hospital Notes merits of the program. Paul Brockman, area chaJi^ like the one that cut it from its foundation. The pole They are willing to speak at recently to students in Grades Center that he helped found. iFIbe Board of EducaUon will man for the Red Cross fund was left dangling on a Chatanooga, Tenn., street After his address, Dempsey Vernon Center, present site of Admitted yesterday: Ray­ 3, 5 aiid 7. | county board of supervi- j lAeet at 7 p.m. tomorrow In Oov- made an unusual appearance the Vernon Haven Convalescent mond Chicky. 598 Gardner St., as many organizational meet­ drive, has named Mrs. Joan by the car which came off an overpass, severed it ings as pos.slble in order to Education Policy Passed -■'ors, in a motion describing 11 eotry High School. Schr^er as local chairman for before a closed Democratic cau­ fCLF^SEIIVICE DENT STORE Home. Manchester; Mrs. Ruth Preiss- The .school board at its la.st Cole as an "outstanding singer; fAfter an audience of citizens at the base and careened against a building. Two cus and thanked the Democrats Present operator of the con­ ler, Vernon; Mrs. Phyllis Tedes- bring the matter before the the fund and membership drive public. meeting pas.scd a poliev which snd numajiitarian,” approved: I 4id reading of minutes, the to be conducted in March. youths in the car were injured. (AP Photofax.) for their courtesy during his valescent home, Rox V. Urqu- chi, Vernon Ave.; Paul Satryb, would allow for the eventual the memorial Tuesday, board will hear a communica- talk. Pine St. at Hartford Road, Manchester hart, is expected to move to a 95 Reed St.; Mrs. Cecil Coro, Miss Bonoccorsi reports that Mrs. Schroder’s husband she makes about 80 visits a formation of a department of Cole, whase voice sold more' tfcn from the commissioner of Walter was the immediate past He reportedly made no at­ new location soon, Mrs. Nedeau, Tolland. pupil personnel services, when than 50 million records, was to , | reached around and ripped it off month in town, some requiring education, act on htlle and hear chapter chairman. tempt to hide Ws displeasure whose boarding home is in the Births yesterday: A son to the need ari.ses. According to have sung at the center during | lA r ^ r t of Supt. of School# Wll Police Horses with his teeth.” at the laughter. redevelopment area, would like Mr. and Mrs, Phillip Ludwig, 74 a larger period of time than zuZel, the policy represents a , its dedicatory week Dec. 11. Mrs. Schroder said the larger The horses need the tailUghts others. She feels that the town ^ L. Tilley, Republicans, meanwhile, were to continue use of the town- Talcott Ave.; a son to Mr. and share of contributions to this because they are ridden single concentrating their fire on other has a deflnite need for the serv­ egupt. TUley’s report will In- Veto Taillights owned building as a medical Mrs. Sylvio Dubois, 47 Village ekde subaUtute teacher, sum­ drive go to the National Chap­ file to duty assignments and sections of the ' governor’s home. St. ice. ter for use in disaster areas and state law requires all convoys to The Rev. George Evans, a mer llbrariea (elementary), high SAN FRANaSOO (AP) — speech. First Selectman Samuel W. Di.scharged yesterday; Mrs. sfih ^ library (operation) and major needs although a smaller be' lighted in the rear. "It seems to us,” said Pat­ Pearl remarked that the build­ past chairman of CAL, will share is kept in the local treas­ The horses of the San Francisco Eleanor Songailo. Taicottville THIS COUPON GOOD FOR aloff needa for the 1966-66 PoUce Department have given a terson, "tliat in several vital ing in question was being con­ Rd.; Richard Gagne. 90 Tulcott bring the matter before the ury for community needs. The LBJ STRIKES BACK areas of state services the gov­ March totsm meeting. t>I year. loud nay to taillights. sidered for use as administra­ Ave.; Anna Lehan, 17 Wa.shing- >ld buainesB will include 4 Red Cross is Involved In the WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl ernor's budget may well be Prayer Day Set LAND O' LAKES Recreation Council water safe­ Now the mounted patrol asks tion offices for the town. ton St.; Larry DelBene, RFD 1; aeUng with the BIAC Salary anyone for sugrgeetions fer a dent Johnson Tuesday told his seriously inadequate.” Observers have noted in the The annual World s Day of ty program, and because of Pauline Bossie, 32 Prospect St.; Committee, board of finance's way to IHumlnate back ends of council on aging that it will The GOP singled out Demp­ past that district fire officials Christopher Casati, 121 E. Main Prayer service will be held their support those taking part sey’s recommendation for $220 March 6 at St. Peter's Cliurch rlqueM and review of educa­ horsee without making the ani­ liave the cooperation of Vice might oppose the continued use ' St.; Bridget Isch, 37 Village 100 FREE in the program pay only a small President Hubert H. Humphrey million for highway construction, it’s tional specifications. in Hebron, under the spionsor- fee. mals uncomfortable. of the structure as a convales­ St.; Mrs. Claudia Fecto and ^few business will Include ad­ PoMce have tried irridescent "if he is not out of the country his proposal for additional au­ cent home because of the age daughter, Tolland. ship of the Tolland County The Ladies Society of St. thorization of funds for the New South Association. TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS ministrative evaluations, Issue tape and streamers, dangling attending some funeral.” of the building and the fact i Columba’s Church had John Johnson drew ^diarp criticism Haven Railroad, his proposal m The women of the Congrega­ PLUS YOUR REGULAR STAMPS of teachers’ contracts, school reflectors and battery-operated that, in an emergency, cramped I Vernon news is handled by Morasclnl of Willlmantlc, who for across - the - board pay in­ tional Churcii have been invit­ with I purchstt of $2.00 or mor* at rtiychologiat, school nursing lights with no success. from some sources wdien he did stairways could present prob- | The Herald’s Rocktille Bureau, Butter has been with the Peace Corpe not name Humphrey as a repre- creases for state employes, and ed to attend. The business meet­ Borvices and the town audit re- In fact, Sgt. Joe Galik des- lems in evacuating bed-ridden . 38 Park St.. P. O. Box 327, tele­ In Africa for two years, as Igpied a harness taillight for his sentaUve to the services for Sir the fact that he did not rocom ing begins at 10:30 a.m. and GEORGE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE guest speaker at last night's patients. phone 875-3136 or 643-2711. ^ u p t . ■niley this week la at- 14-year-old horse, Jack. Winston (Churchill in London on mend funds to increase the Fashion those attending are asked to I IQuorters meeting. 279 NO. MAIN STREET MANCHESTER tOiding the annual conference of "He put up with It for a Jan. 30. The President was ill at number of state judges. bring e. -sandwich. Tlte host Mora-tclnd is now attending “ In the overall,” said Patter church will provide coffee and AmerlcAh Association of week,” said Galik. "Then ha the time. ol Administrators In Atlan- the University of Connecticut, dessert. Mrs Clayton Hunt may Person radoeming coupon mutt aign name and addraaa baiow FRESH GROUND. ALL BEEF A I OWy. New Jersey. enrolled as a junior. King’s Administration Studying be contacted for further infor­ The S ociety presented the mation. Win Plaques W«m« - - — Allan Aho, son of Mr. and Rev. John Honan with a check Mrs. Aaro A. Aho, and William from the proceeds of their m - Manchester Evening Herald has it New Batch of Crime Laws Addrata- Peracchio. son of Mr. and Mrs. nual Ohris4mas Fair. Columbia correspondent, Vir­ Coupon arplrw^ Fab. 27, )96S A$ithony Per^chlo, have re- 4 Named Voters ginia M. Carlson, telephone WASHTNCIXIN (AP) — A-^their sale to minors under 18 ciived plaques for "Best Gar- Four persons appeared before 228-9224. dbn" projects in the state the board of admissions Satur­ thick package of new crime and to persons with criminal Hamburg ^ through the 4-H program. Both, day and were made voters. Two laws aimed both at fighting or- ■’econls. ate students at Coventry High others transferred from another Can You Think . . j , ■ .u —Arson: Under consideration ganized crime and salvaging the j, , President, Ike School. town. Three of them registered young criminal is under srtudy nection with interstate travel a Officials of the local 4-H Town Republican and three chose to by the Johnson administration, federal offense. The Ju.stice De- Talk on Viet Nam Ommlttee report only three remain unafilliated. of an Administration sources said partment is convinced that MR. AUTO WASH BU^ awards were given out this Hobby Show Set today the crime package proba- gangsters have reaped millions 10 Lbs. yw r. Richard Curland's Grade 5 (Contlnned from Page One) bly will place special stress on j in insurance money after bum- You Asked for it! Look at this Value! About 60 persons attended will hold a hobby show this af' the local 4-H Town Committee temoon In Room 18. at Porter EASIER W A Y laws granting immunity to wit- ing buildings they own, either Johnson and Eisenhower both LEAN. TENDER nesses in certain categories of directly or through fronts, rtoently In honor of the local School. Some of the children had serious attacks in 1955. 4 % leader# and their wives or are interested in more than one organized crime investigations. | —Na'rcotics: The administra- Johnson in July and Eisenhower to earn more While !t is expected to propose . tion is considering .some sort of SHOPPERS SPECIAL hulbanite. Robert Kingsbury hobby and plan to explain how j in September. Each was out of they became Involved with their major new laws in the fields of legislation that will primarily action for months. was general chairman; hosteas- narcotics, arson, firearms and i affect the users of narcotics. eg, Mrs. Aaron A. Aho, Mrs. different exhibits. Parents are "Did you ever have a conver- invited to attend. with your savings? wiretapping, it will seek al.so to (Jrant E. Toothaker Jr., Mrs. —Wiretapping; Despite rever­ .sation with Paul White?" Bhsen- Heart Drive On put federal money into the fight sals in Congress, the adminis­ .39 Winthrop Merriam Sr. and Mrs. against juvenile debnquency. hower Inquired. TTiis was a ref­ STEW Volunteer workers are al' tration plans once more to ask Itobert Kingsbury. It may even contain a thor­ erence to the famed heart speci- ready soMcUlng various neigh for a law permitting, under ali.st. Dr. Paul Dudley White, of 'Guests were the Rev. Jamee borhoods on behalf of the Heart ough overhaul of bail practices strict controls, the tapping of Rf. Ameling and the Rev. Wil­ I '{ to grant pre-trial freedom to Boston, who was brought in on Fund campaign. A committee of telejAone lines in certain crimi- Eisenhower’s attack, which THIS IS NOT A WET WASH! liam H. Wilkins. Wade Chub- five captains, Mrs. John Cragin, eligible defendants even if they nal inve.stigations. and the use buck showed colored slide# of can t afford bail. ; in court of evidence gaimed stfuck while he was vacationing Mrs. Kirby Tappan, Mrs. Don­ in Denver. Ms stay as ah IFYE delegate One source stressed that the fi^im such taps • Tires Steam Cleaned BEEF ald Tuttle, Mrs. Chauncey Johnson said he had talked Squier, Mra. James Young and crime bills are a long way from Juvenile delinquency: The • Body Thoroughly Washed U Austria. "0 works completion and may not be government would, under a pro- with White. I Briefs Miss Jean Natsch, have lined He added: "I think mine must and Hand-mitted up 51 local ’workers. Here’s ready for‘ Congress .— until ..1 spring. posal being considered, expand Jbn Nettleton, disc jockey of have been a little different type • Macliihe-Dried MEATY, FULL CUT These are the lines along its system of "halfway houses” W D ^ , and the Beachoombers Mrs. Kirby Tappan and Rich­ for which admini.stration experts than yours,” • Underside Rustproofed wjU be in attendance at the ard Resnlsky reported for jury to improve the chances of young Eisenhower was accompanied duty today at the Tolland Su are thinking as they a.s.semble offenders to face society after • Spray Wax teen-agers dance from 8 p.m. to HOW YOU! the crime package, which will by his aide, Brig. Gen. Robert l l p.m. Saturday in the Nathan peiior Court In Rockville. they've been in prison. L. Schulz. be accompanied by a spiecial Police training: The admin­ Hale Community Center. Ehsenhower was wearing a Manchester Evening HeraM ne.ssage from President John- istration is considering a bill VEAL LEGS ’William Peraochlo ia preel- blue-black business suit with a Columbia oorrespondent, Vir People’s eon: under which the federal govern- THURS. EVE. d#nt of the 4-H Garden Work- 50% COnON dark blue tie with tiny white ginia M. Oarlaon, telephone * Immunity: Atty. Gen. Ni- ment would contribute to the eqi with Allan Aho as vice rholas Kalzenbach and his training of local law enforce- dots. John.son's suit was almost 5:30 to 9 P.M. 228-9224. the same dark shade. piiealdent, Charles Fapanos as par ytar predecessor. Robert F. Kenne- ment officers. Still being debat- secretary and Edwin Peterson BIG Semi-annual dividend payable lat­ dy, have pleaded for laws that ed is whether the aid would be SUSPECT CAUGHT as reporter. David Storm and 180,000 Deserted ter part of June. will grant immunity from j>rose- strictly financial or involve fed­ or RUMPS ^ 50% ZANTREL Donald Storrs are junior lead- < ulion to witnes.ses in certain eral personnel. NEW BRITAIN (API I— The WASHINGTON — About federal criminal investigations. FBI has a second suspect in The M!r. and Mm. Club of the $260,000,000 a year In public The la w .s being considered by custody in connection with the aid fuhds goes to support 180,- 1 the admini.«Ualion probably will Card Maker German Second Congregational Church- Typical Bank paying 4% $1,700 holdup of the New Britain 344 BROAD ST Mild Cure, BONELESS BRISKET 000 families with children People’s paying 4 >4% com­ deal with investigations of b«nk- Federal Savings A I>Dan Asso­ will go on a skating party at compoi^ed quarterly. Wash ’n Wear Sperry's Glenn In Bolton Sat­ whose fathers have deserted pounder semi-annuidly. rupti y fraud and inter.slate ROXBURY, Mass. - The fa­ ciation's Plalnville branch last Between West Middle Turnpike and Center St. them-, Government officials say. urday evening. travel in aid of racketeering. ther of the American Chri.stmas- Oct. 8.' Each litate now h u plana for The bankruptcy dodge is one of card industry was German-born Named Delegatee Jan. l-’65 ...... 1000.00 Samuel A, Wright, 22, of New agencies to locate such fathers. Jan. l-’65 ...... 1000.00 organized crime's more recent , Louis Prang, Roxbury, who be- Britain was arrested by an FBI BDss Norma L. Lawton and Incursions into legitimate busi-1 gan making cards iii 1874. Six agent Tuesday in a New Britain Robert A . Gehiing, both of March 31-’6 5 ...... 1010.00 hess. ' years later his presses were pool hall. Coventry, have been named — Firearms: Johnson is likely turning out five million a year, Agent Albert L. Sin)|ms Jr. Washingfon's Birthday delegates In the 1965 Interna­ to propose strict controls over The biggest United States firm .said Wright had been implicated l s ^ Farm Youth Exchange June 30-’65 ...... 1020.10 June 30-’65 ...... 1021.25 the sale and regi.xtratlon of fire- now makes that .many in one by Jose Suarez, who)-is under (®TE) program. INSULATION arms — pos.sibly forbidding day. Indictment for the holdup. SPECIALS Miss' Lawton wlU spend six CORNED BEEF months starting this spring In Sept. 30-’66 ...... 1030.30 WHILE THEY iLAST the RepubUo of China (Toiwaa). Dec. 31-’65 ...... 1042.95 Brand New Wash and CMbrtng will leave next fall for W. H. INGUND ■limonths In Paraguay. Dec. 31-’65 ...... 1040.60 Resr. $2.59 Sponge Mop. Special...... Sl^G G A. third youth, Frederick E. LUMBER C O . Wear Fashion Fobric! MANCHESTER'S Roberts of Canterbury, will be 46 Oz. 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FEBRUARY 17, 1966 PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1966 >A G E SUCI'EBW I Afghan Favorite! Tri City —— Vernon Circle Area A Complete Gift and Card Shop9 T n t t j Drsoasa Young Negro Policeman Foiled Bomb Plot THE CAROUSEL, fiiwt in Thatliat CamaBnmrt line^ at Tri City Shopping KATE’SrS 8POR7K9i^R, SPORTKWEAR, Um Plaza, is tos bright nsw riiop SpeclaKy Shop at Vernon Olr- iproOstro FAlr Play for Oiba fsaturing up-to-dhe-mlnute gift ele, haa SFRINO DRESSES YORK (AP) — lUy^ The g-foot-1 IndJ, tOl-pound^ A patrolman . for seven^am a reporter. 1 can't find that^i Hems for svsry possiMs occa­ AND Sinrs to « complpta Wood, who is single, for three months. Wood undertook his much bail.” Committee. Sayyed Is a former WESTERN range of sizss. Each Kem of tp- ^ttond Wood, SI-t m t-oM Negro student at Howard University sion. Party Aocessorisa, "Hall­ iriko 10 monCis ago was Jufrt a months had infiltrated a Negro dangerous mission when he be­ Collier, after his arrest, was The Inquirer mark" Orestfng Cards, and ths parel Is carefully hand selacted, came undercover agent for the quoted as saying he plotted to School of Engineering in Wash­ rookie cop, plunged cooHy into extremist organisation known SIZES many dlstlnctlvs Hems for sky­ bringing you O I^ OF A Kltn> a cloak-and-dagger role to tin- as the Black Liberation Front at poHce Bureau of Special Serv­ blow up the American shrines ington, D.C. rocketing your reputation as a eoatumss that you'll wear find Miss Ducloa, Bows and maak a quartet alegedly bent a dqily risk of his life. ices. because “ L wanted to draw at­ 12-M-U hostess and homemaker are wear and enjoy thoroughly for on Mowing up the Statue o( Lib­ Wood said of hu achievement He made his initial contact in tention to the coDdItlon of my Sayyed all were charged with here ait THE CAROUSEL, their complete vemotllity. Oct conspiracy to destroy federal erty, the Waahington Momunent only: ‘I wanted to do my best.’ a bar last December. From then race." meriting your acquaintance and acquainted wHh KAYE'S, o^en He murmured “ thank you” on. It was a cat-and-mouse OoUler waa a member of a property. Collier currently is patronage. OPEN Monday Monday through Saturday and and the Liberty Beil. charged under state laws with Three American Negroea, de­ when Police Commissioner Mi­ game as he attended meetings, student delegation that traveled Store$ Around Town through Saturday to 6 and OPEN EVENINOS ON WED.. scribed as pro-Oastro and pro- chael J. Murphy, at a news con­ walked picket lines until he was to Cuba in 1964 in defiance of a possession and intent to use ex­ Main Street Store$ OPEN EVENINGS TO 9 P.M. THURS., PRI. to 9 p.m. Rad Chinese racial tanatloB, and ference, handed Wood an imme­ recognized as one of “them,” State Department ban, and is plosives. Look Your Loveliest When You’re Tired of Cooking on WED.. THURS., FRL diate promotion — the gold toe self-styled leader of toe The defendants face a maxi­ 61 TOLLAND TPKB. - ROUTE 83 - MARTMANCHESTER - TEL 646-0088 ’ Attention: Brides and 6> Add a Sleek, Modem Touch THE LITTLE SHOP, 305 <3omo to FIANO’S RESTAU­ Ths newest hairdos are truly and listened stolidly as he was a striking Canadian blonde, Established Homemakers Update your living room were aeis^ Tuesday in a light­ shield of a detective. told about the dynamite plots. Black Liberation FVont. He was mum 10 years in prison and $10,- East Center Street, has un­ RANT AND COCKTAIL If you’re a short girl who close to the head. And if you being held by city police pend­ 000 fines each on toe federal JOHNSON rPAINT COM­ when you take your choice of ning roundup by police and the “You certainly deserve it," Those arrested were Robert S. OPlM THURS.. FRI. tffi 9 P.M. — TUES.. WED.. SAT. fo 6 P packed a shipment of SPRING LOUNGE, Route 6 and 44 in has always yearned to wear don’t look good to nearly said Murphy. ing issuance of a federal charge of conspiring to dyna^ PANY, 723 Main Street, has a handsome COCKTAIL TA­ COTTONS also SKIRTS and Bolton, where good food is ex­ long earrings, go ahead. It’s straight hair without a bit of FBI. (Jollier, 28, Boston-bom, mar­ the complete line of "OLD Wood was hustled to a police An outstanding high school warrant. mite government property. On CLOSED MONDAYS BLE or END and STEP TA­ BLOUSES to all the refre^ n g pertly prepared, skillfully sea­ no longer conridered a fashion teasing, you can wear waves or ried with one child; WaKer A. toe charge of weapons law vi­ MASTBIRS” CREATIVE FIN­ BLE with Danish styling. The station along with one of the football player at Chester, S.C., Bowe, 32, Philadblphla-bom, Bowe and Sayyed were held In new shades and silhouettes. Do soned and graciously served. faux pas. R your neck Is wide soft curls. They’re on their Wood served four years in the $60,000 ball each. olation, a felony, they could get ISHES: With this product you price is $29.95 during WAT­ slip into a flattering, packable You’ll feel newly refreahed af­ and you have always en'vled way back along with the uKra alleged plottera as he waa help­ married with one child; Khaleel can transform any piece of fur­ ing tr a ile r 30 sticks o< dyna­ U.S. Air Force in Germany with Bowe, employed as a Judo up to seven years In Jail and FEATURim QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN STCER BEEF KINS SEMI-ANNUAL SALE DRESS fashioned of Dacron ter an enjoyable evening here. the gals who were more the feminine fashions of ths ’30s. S. Sayyed, 22, Brooklyn-bom $1,000 fines. 6T PBIOBS AFFECTIVE THUB8.-4AT. niture (ohest, table, chair, now in effect through Febru­ mite from a lot to an auto in a an investigative unit. He attend­ and single; ai^ Michelle Du- Instructor, Is a supporter of toe "Whipped Cream” fabric, so If a spring wedding is on your neckline type, you can be one ed Fordham University for headboard) by painting on your ary. These spacious tables have horizon, FIANO’S is equipped of them now. Today's good de­ .quiet residential section of the clos, 28, of Montreal, television choice of rich wood grain, or soft and airy light that needs A necklace be used to a “cos­ Bronx. Alerted by Wood, poUce six months. Before that he had convenient racks for magazines little or no ironing to keep you as an ideal setting for yow sign makes It possible for metic’’ way. Lengthen toe ap­ commentator and member of a give it toe appearance of age- to keep your room tidy and or­ had blanketed the area. been a cost accountant. political party that advocates looking fresh and smart around WEDDING RECEPTION. A everyone to wear the kind of pearance of a shori: neck with TOP ROUND hid antique or beautiful marble. ganized. Jewelry she likes if she selects a long string of beads. If you separation of French-speaking American History Filled Bo, whether you’re furnishing the clock. You'll find so much nicely appointed banquet hall Quebec citizens from the rest of fashion at THE LITTLE SHOP. is available, one that can be each piece within the limits of are petite, avoid heavy clus­ a teginning home from an odd An extra egg white in the re­ good taste. ters. A matlnee-Iengtb neck- Canadsk. ansortment of furniture and Come in soon. partitioned conveniently for With Destructive Plots frigerator? Beat It until stiff, privacy of your guests. What­ laca wlU odd hright. American Panorama- Collier, who received an oth- finishes, or whether you wish then teat in a couple of table­ Open Seven Days a Week er-than-honorable discharge Apples started with boiling ever you specify in the way of CROCHET to enhance Just one item, you spoons of sugar. Fold in a tea­ 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 'ALO* from military service after can . create handsome pieces water will not stick to the cook­ refreshments, will be tasty and NEW YORK (AP) — History^parade In Scui Frandsoo died spoon of lemon juice, a suspi­ ing utensil while being stewed EM’S BAKE SHOP in the NXrTMBO PHARMACY, so slasiring a man during a fight In W ITHOlrr RBIMOVING THE decorative. Call 643-2342 for 5060- is full of incidents where small when a bomb went off on July cion of grated lemond rind and as sometimes happens with complete details. heart of Tri C51ty Shopping dependable and helpful at Ver­ Carwash and Cattle England in 16S6, was said origi­ 3, 1916. OLD FINISH when you use a cup of drained crushed pine­ Plaza offers a tempting variety groups of determined men have those started with cold water. non Circle, has the complete nally to have b itc h e d plans for Thomas J. Mooney, a labor STEAK-ROAST “OLD MASTERS” from JOHN­ apple. Serve with lady fingers. of BREADS. PTES, CAKES. line of “ AIX3” products, more three-man teams to destroy U.S. SON PAINT CX). Slice hard-oooked eggs EDITOR’S NOTE — Carwash-^ ties and most Utahns figured tried to carry out fantastic organizer, and Warren K. Blll- The very finest ingredients are precioua than a Jewel, for feed­ Installationa. Be Prepared fer March Winds crosswise so you have thin Ing problems in Los Angeles, a the bill waa dead. schemes of destruction. tnga, a Show worker, were sen­ A Beehive of Activity LENOX PHARMACY, 299 used and then blended, baked, ing ntoisture-starved and un­ On Jan. 19, Commissioner Fresh, memibrans-fres orange There is always much "ooh cuts; place each on a round of Jall-huUt church, a liquor con­ But State Sen. W. Hughes The Statue of Liberty, one tenced to death and to life in East Center Street, has for you melte toast. And a dot of may­ shaped and frosted to please, der - nourished ricto ’wiito a Brockbank, the principal spon­ Murphy said, it was Bowe who prison, respectivsly. Moonsy’s •ectiona make a delightful ing” and "aahlng” at YOUR you completely. How rise can young dewy-nnoist kx>k. The troversy in Utah, and m uproar alleged target in the dynamite partner to honeydew or canta­ "Revlon” Moon Drop UP- onnaise and a caper-r oiled A most attractive addition to over bovine scent in Arizona are sor, said in a q>eech the bill was espoused the idea of blowing up exposed Tuesday by New sentencs was later reduced to G D T GALLERY on the main STICK, $1.85 that actually your wardrobe — this eaay-cro- one explain the stream of satis­ “ALO” products will heal, nour­ the Statue of Liberty, which he loupe balls to serve as a dessert anchovy. Serve this delicious among aspects of the American “ veiy much alive because it has York police, waa endangered by life, and he was eventually par­ floor of Watkins, as new arriV' feeds and moisturize^ your Ups Chet Jacket made from colorful fied customers who come from ish, feed withering skin, hands, called “ the damn old bitch.” or a first counM. If there’s fruit als are lifted from tissue wrap­ canape ■with tomato Juice or miles around to EM’S BAKE scene this week. merit, designed to put reason such a plan onca before In her doned. to keep them velvety soft and some other before-dinner drink. afghan squares! legs, heir. Baniah dry skin and effective control into our On Monday, Murphy said, One of toe most famous plots sherbet in the freeoer, you may pings and placed throughout the SHOP, where a cheery COF­ overnight with “ALO” MOIS­ 80-year history. smooth, protected from wintry ___ :__ Pattern No. 6000-N has cro­ LOB ANGELES (AP) — liquor laws In modem society.” Canadian royal police tipped Lady Liberty suffered minor waa toe attempt of abolitionist want to add a «nall ball of this shop. £(o decorative and prac­ winds OT sizzling summer sun. FEE BAR dispenses refresh­ TURE PLUS. <3et descriptive John Brown to arm the slaves. tical art the king-size Ash Serve up a Patriotic Flavcu' chet directions for sizes 32, 34 ments and rest. If you forgot pamphlet at NUTMEG PHAR- that Miss Duclos had driven damage on July 30, 1916, when a rsfrsffiing los to tos orange and It’s a constant struggle to fight You'll get a salute and a ''W e’re not CommuMsts,” said SMELL OF CATTLE Brown took a force o i only 21 Trays from Italy. Add the and 36 Inclusive: full finishing to order ahead, DBCXJRATHD MACrr, OPEN SEVEN DAYS across the Canadian border in a munitions dump explosion be­ mtion saving. the problems of dry, scaling smile from family and guests, the picket in front of the car PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Cat­ men to raid toe federal arsenal right, bright touch to your directions for Jacket. CAKES also ICE CREAM A WEEK to 9 p.m. car containing the dynamite and lieved set by German saboteurs skin. WhUe you’re here at when you place before them wash. “ But the Communists are tle and their byproducts have blasting caps. A police radio car sent artillery shells shrieking at Harper’s Ferry, Va., on Oct. Dresa Her Smartly spring entertaining with color­ To order, send S6c In coins to : CAKES are always on hand for LENOX PHARMACY, pick the STENCIL SLICES from the Anne Cabot, The Manchester your spur-of-the-moment enter­ 'Qie only ones who came along to been man’s 34-hour companion took up the trail on the U.S. side into toe air luwund her. 16, 1869. MARI-MAD’S. 091 Main ful serving pieces. You’ll find Want to color that cake frost­ BONE CHINA CUPS from combination beauty package of ROYAL ICE CREAM COM­ Evening Herald, 1180 AVE. OF taining. ing coral pink for a special table help us. You see wdiat I mean?” in Arlaona sinca the first white and followed her to a parking The blast started a $40-milUon They took about 00 of the Btreet, has toe SPRING ’Revlon” Moon Drop BATH England and Germany, also PANY, Warren Street. These AMERICAS. NEW YORK, N.Y, setting to match a centerpiece n ie first union to fight to or- settlers moved in. lot on West 239th Street In the fire raging on New Jersey's leading citizens as hostages. COATS FOR GIRLS to a oom- OIL AND MOISTURE BALM, But some modern-day settlers Riverdale section of the Bronx, Brown was routed two days la­ plcfe line-up of sizes and styles “Belleek" China (egg shell thin are big, individual servings of 10036. A new fashion favorite for ol Talisman roses? Use a few ' ganlse this car-crowded city's Black T^m docks, which Jut into a $4.25 'value for $3, giving you Ice cream centering the sil­ can't aipreciate certain aspects an area of luxiiry apartments New Yorit hsrbor almoet direct­ ter by U.S. Marines under toe for toddlers to size 14. All the yet so durable) from Ireland. Fpr Ist-class mailing add 10c young girls Is a pert vinyl drops of yellow and a few drops scores of automatic car washes supple o-veraU smoothness and houette of Lincoln or Washing­ plastic Jockey cap. It needs Is the Auto Maintenanca Work- of the industry — such as the and private homes. ly behind toe statue. Two per­ command of Ool. Robert E. Lee. new season shades, textures You’ll appreciate the grouping for each pattern. Print Name, of red food coloring In your dust sUrred tq> by thousands of Five rivlHcms and a Marine arrangements o t Stainless Steel softness. Whether you’re going ton. Or, if you’re still in a ro­ only .surface sponging with frosting. ars Union — headed by a unl- About 8:16 a.m., Murphy said. sons wers killed. A and sOhouettea are In stock. away for a week or a weekend, Address with Zone and Pattern cattle held in the 113 feedlots Other historic explosions in­ were killed, along with a num­ Durtng school ’vacation next to one area, the Woodenware to 8199 8198 mantic Valentine mood, choose Number. suds, followed by rinse-wip­ Terslty dropout who admits he's Wood met Miss Duclos at a remember that LENOX PHAR­ the double-heart design. The ' « Communist. throughout the state or the aro­ West 120th Street rendezvous. clude tos blowing up of toe U.S. ber of Brown’s party.’ week would be an ideal time to another, the O ystal snd Bar 3A yra t0.1t Send SOc now for youp new ’66 ing, to keep it clean. Bras padded with foam rub­ ma of cow sifting through the Brown and five of his cohorts lb. coma toopplng af MARI- accessories on their own MACY has toe “CELEBRITY ” ICE CREAM CAK^ is truly a ber marked “dry a’way from Nine widely separated car About 8 a.m., Wood and OoUier battleship Maine on Feb. 16, Une of beauty aids for horns Spring-Summer Album! Regular bright, sonaetimes sandy, air. 1898, in Havana harbor, an wers taken prisoner, and later M ^ ’S for COATS FOR shelves. Thers is order and The popular luffie accent on festive climax for a dinner par­ Wear Scene-Stealing Separates heat” should be dried with air -washes have now been struck drove to the lot and started to and travel. If you’re not taking ty honoring a blrtiiday, anni­ features: Custom Collection; dust problem wan pretty transfer the dynamite and caps event which helped spark the were hanged for treason. North­ SPRINO. You get quality fsb- shopping Inspiration for you at youthful look • ahk« fashions. items to crochet, knit, stitch! THE CART WHEEL, Route only after laundering. They by the union. Owners are keep­ Two patterns. a vacation at all, feel and look versary or a bride-to-be. You’ll 83, Talcottville. has “SPOR- ing the businesses open, refus­ well aolved by new etate regula- when police c l ^ d in. Spanlsh-American War. ern abolitionists ’Viewed him as rios. meticulous tailoring, tostde TOUR GIFT GALLERY. should ivot te placed to an tkms including tlM requirement a martyr. and out, ths kind of apparel glamorous right where you are find ROYAL ICE CREAM at TEMPO” SPRING SEPA­ ing to deal with the union be “ That is the end of it,” Mur­ That explosion killed 364 men B o n o M No. 8196 with Patt-O-Rama is The new brush-on rouges automatic dryer. for sprinkler systems in the fee- and two officers. A U.S. inquiry In I7to century England, a tlMit gives imioh wear, makes Mix orange marmalade with in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Bust wtth a “ Oelebrity” PIN-CURL fine grocery and drug stores. RATES to make you look and cause, they say, they won’t deal phy said. i. BONNET to hide toe makings check many women from put­ dlota. decided toe blast came from group led by Guy Fawkes plot­ yenff . youngster look smartly prepared mu.stard and use as a 31 to 38. Size 13, 33 bust, 4% feel great. Try on a skirt, Chill a bottle of eouteme and with Communists. Now, bomeowtMra, parficular- Bowe was picked up by FBI ted to blow up Parliament In of a smart coiffure. The Une in- When making a white cake, ting too much rouge in round slacks, blouse and pullover in "These men are the victims of outside tos ship, while a Spanish wsH dressed sB toe time. Best glazs for ham. yards of 36-inch. pour some of the ■wine over ly in tourist-rich suburbs of agents at his home on ElsM 10th reprisal for an antl-CathoUc law c f all, the prices are to keeping dudea BATHINO CAPS, fitted use toe yolks of toe eggs to ugly spots. Brush rouge over the newest shades for 1965. capitalist exploitation,’ ’ says Street, Manhattan. C3ty detec­ board of Inquiry held that it No. 8199 with Patt-O-Rama is cantaloupe balls Just befors Phoeitix area feedkito, are com- came from inside. adopted in 1606. wttli tvhat you'd expect to pay Note to new cooks: ’TaiboS” COSMETIC CASES, PURSES make a rimple custard dessert your foundation from the hol­ LONG LINE BELTED SUITS serving. Serve tbs rest of ths Mike Laakl, 3>, former IK3LA tives seized Sayyed In his fa­ in sizsa 3, 4, 6, 6, T, 3 ysars. and SLIPPERS. to be eaten with the cake. low of the cheeks, over ths are ready for your Easter pa­ lAaintng about the amell. About Twenty-ons persona died In Fawkes and six others were for qdaMty apparel. means to immerse food to liquid Siu 4, steevelsss, 3H yards of wine with ths dessert. student and secretary 0 t the 100 people signed a complaint ther's Brooklyn delicatessen, cheekbones and toward the rading. OPEN Monday to Sat­ AMWU. Be says the car wash­ and Miss Duclos was picked up the Los Angeles Times building caught and executed. To this (usually water) and partly 36-lnch. The State Livestock Sanitary Honey and mustard make temple. Then apply powder urday 10-6 and OPEN EVE­ ers, who are mostly Negroes, as she left a West 81st Street In 1910 when a dynamite explo­ day, Englishmen marie the Nov. cook. Board recommended that feed- sion on Oct. 1 started a fire. 6 anniversary as "Guy Fhwkes good extra asaaonings for To order, send 50c to cotna for DepeadoMs Diy deoalng Offering a Complete Service over this with a cotton ball and NINGS to 9 on Wed., Thurs., The Inquirer are paid II.IB an hour, wca-k six lots step up odor-control meas­ building in. Manhattan. ROUND ROAST each pattern to: Sue Burnett, brush away excess. Fri. or seven days a week, and fre­ Oontractors working on toe Day." bakeked beam. No Guesswork "MARTENilZING” the ONE SHEARSON, HAMMILL A ures but conceded “ if these lots Wood was always in danger, a building were engaged in a la­ In February 1933, toe German HOUSE A HALE SHOE The Manchester Evening HOUR. DRY CLEANING planU CXKMPIANY, 913 Main Street, quently don’t get hmcfa breaks Herald. 1160 AVE. OF AMER­ are making an honest attempt police official s^d, but never bor di^xite at toe time. They Reichstag building, which 8ERVICJE specializes to at oomer Mato and Birch members of the New York on bui7 days. to try everything available to more so them when be was tak­ ICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y., 10036. Ladd has infuriated ^ em­ hired an investigator to find toe housed port of toe government, ORTHOPEDIC WORK. You Streets aJao 2gg West Middle Stock Exchar^e and 18 other stop the odor, no official action en to Quebec with the plotters to For Ist-clase mailing add 10c ployers, earned the ire of oht- plotters. In a sensational trial was destroyed by fire believed can be sure that your doctor’s tlpke. can~6I1gmen and revital­ Ehcchcuiges, is equipped to han­ can be taken.” buy dynamite there. for each pattern. Print Name, * Him unions, and says he asks during which defense attorney set by the Nazis. prescription is followed to the ize your wardrobe like new. dle all forma of investments. “ He never even got a chance Clarence Harrow waa twice The building burned Just a Munson's letter so that you’ll feel bet­ Address with Zone, Style No. not help from the U.S. Oommu- to tell us he was leaving the T h ey press in new life, neiw vi­ They invite your inquiries for Blat party —■ which, he says, charged with trying to improp­ month after Adolf Hitler be­ ter and your foot troubles will and Size. gor. You’ll be proud of the way Board Stocks, Insurance country," this official said. "We erly sway the Jury, two men came toe dtorman chancellor. A diminish. "lienvor bars” will re­ . "has long rincs sMd out to the Talcott Tunnel didn’t know where he was. He Send SOc today for toe Spring your olotoee t < ^ after a *1MAR- Stoclks, Over-the-counter, Tax- pleaded guilty and were sen­ Dutch Communist, Marinus van move painful pressure from A Stmuner '66 issue of Basic ARTHURS ^ capitalists." CANDY TINIZINO'’ treatment. (Jome free Mimicipal Bonds also Mu­ couldn’t risk contacting us. If he tenced to San Quentin Prison. der Lubbe, was conviced of ths your metatarsal. Custom-made Fashion — our complete pattern and benefit by the up-to-date tual Funds. 649-2621, Topic for Omar had teen killed, we would not Six years later, 10 persons crime and breaded a year aft­ Inner or outer heel wedges can ~ b u h j m c h u b o h m o d i x have known it. magazine. service here, where the fineet "ALWAYS SAVING YOU MONEY!" MANSFIBLD, Ohio (AP) — watching a Preparedness Day erward. correct walking defects. “Cook­ Omar Shilna Chdi wCI meet “ He waa completely on his KITCHEN ie arches” offer powerful sup­ modem ntetoods and equipment Mutual Funds Robert Jones Jr. built a rinirch It’s Ttane for a Shapely Haireot work together for satisfaction. DEMPSEY-TEGffiLER A 942 MAIN STREET, at eeriMr of ST. JAMES Friday, Feb. 26, at Mandiester own with the mort fanatic inner port. Platform soles will r- In JalL circle of the conspiracy mob." ------w—w— Makers of Fine Coadtos During the school ’vacation A FULL TBMIE TAILOR BS ON OOMIPANY, 629 Main Street, ^ Jones, 48, folded more fiiaa 6,- camouflage any irregularities. Country Cluo, president William The official said: “ Wood did HOUSE A HALE SHOE coming up, it would be an Ideal THE iPREMIISES at ths Main member of toe New York Stock Call 643-1505 for FR^ PROMPT DEUVERY! r 000 cigarette package wrappers See us for your. tltne to come in with daughter Fbrhes has announced. the greatest police Job ever, his i 0 0 0 THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 0 3 0 | Fund-Raising Projects SERVICE wUl win and hold Street plant to RHa?AJR and Exchange, In’vites your Inquiriee ^ t o make faia church, a paper A social hour begiru at 6:30, cover Was so good toe conspira­ to SCHULTZ BEAUTY SA­ AL/IER the garments you send 3 Stores to Sorve Yon your confidence because "Nick” regarding MUTUAL FUNDS - model of the Kt, Hennon Bap-- and dinner will be At 7:30. tors still don’t know how We got LON, 983 Main Street, for a here for cleaning and pressing. ON SALE THIS THURS„ FRL and SAT. - fist church in Mansfield, which MANCHESTER guarantees his workmanship and how they can best meet Bpeaker for the meeting will the information.’ ’ which is careful and peUnstak- trim, flattering HAIRCUT. Right In ths heart of town, with your investment needs. Stop in ^ b a attends. be Henry A . PbilUps, chief de­ SHOPPING PARKADB 'Whether you are 6, 16 or 60, it’s > He completed ths project Wood kept a diary of his un­ ROUTE 6, BOLTON Ing. Elsewhere in the paper ample free parking aU about, or call 643-1195. sign engineer for the Metro­ dercover activities, but he had you’ll find announcement o t the gooA to know that the talented you’!! like everything about the YOUR FRIENDLY W a £ ^ A e £ H . a g e n c y . while aendng an eight-month FREE I ib. OPEN EVERT SUNDAY beauticians here are whizzes politan Water Bureau, whose to get it ent of his poesesaion 100 WEEKLY SHOE REPAIR treatment you /-receive at Good luncheon salad plate: ^r-senteoce for violation of proba- subject will be “Talcott Moun­ Telephone 649-4383 with the scissors. They know ^ fion in a burglary case. daily and Into toe bands of a SPECIALS. "MAR’ITNIZJNQ". Cottage cheese, crisp greens, tain Tunnel." He will also ahop. ■ nrtrtrm __^__ ■ Ground on or supper course when It is all right to freezer-store the LAVORIS The hardest part of the PLUS YOUR RCBULAR STiMPS es up from floor and a few effective for employers of 100 “ I am an honorable person,” I Coupon azplras F4b. 27,1965 j served with crisp bacon and a cheeoe. Freezing may make the project, Jonea aald, was finding jaWi s purdwM of $2X0 sr mors st inches out from the back wall. We Are Agents For or more in July. she said. “ I have to worii, sir. I lettuce and tomato salad. ITie riisddar crumbdy, but for use in anough cigarette wrappera. criqpneas of ths salad will be an Place the second rod several AMERICAN EXPRESS Mouth Wa$h cooking this texture change inches lower and farther out B. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. exceUent texture contrast for won’t matter. MONEY ORDERS L o rg * siM . BY THE BOTTUE the soft panesdees and vegeta­ from back wall. Hook heels of 733 MAIN STREET MANGHESTEBt^ 8A l;r LAKE CITY, Utah bles. riioee over top rod and rest Waa 96o (AP — Does toe sole of Uquor Good even to winter: Jellied toes on lower one. This leaves FEVER THERMOMETER Now In 1.6-ounce miniature bottles Nftoa rsdsswint aoupon msri slgB nsms snd tddrsss bsliw madrllene with a little red room for cleaning underneath. Although It’s safe to store Oral or Rectal. Case Included. 60 * oonatMuto an e'vil or an inesn- CHIHNt* caviar fork-stirred into it and Idaho’s potato crop this year tomatoes in the refrigerator in 49c five to industay and tourism? IN 5 R>. LOTS topped 'With sour cream and has been valued at an estimat­ Was 98c. NOW The question is being debated an opened seui, it’s not a good minced chives. ed $68 million. In Utah by file legislature, busl- NO GIMMICKS NO TV’S NO TRIPS idea to do so because toe toma­ INDOOR- nsaamsn, sportsmen, toe .^WdfSMu toes may take on a metallic If your kitchen is warm, put The smart shopper with a FANTASTIC REDUCTIONS Church of Jesus Christ of Lat­ "SSppcw^z^riirFSb, Mr, 1966 taste. that half-used bottle of maple limited budget will familiar­ ON HOUSEHOLD ITEMS! OUTDOOR ter-day Saints and otben. or maple-flavored syrup in the ize herself 'with the clothes in Utah permits sale of Uquor HONEST PRICE REDUCTIONS ON USED CARS Pitted and sliced fresh sweet refrigerator. the higher priced stores. When TkeriMiMler only through state storea — and plums are pleasant to add to a she ’'ia familiar with the look ALL COLORS IN Records both tem­ only in fifths or tenfiis. A bill flavored-gslatln dessert. The Ever add chopped walnuts to of quality, she will do tetter peratures. Mounts pendhig in the legiiilature 'would tartness of the plums makes a dumpling batter? Gkx>d with in what she buys even in lower- SHELF PAPER Indoors. allow restaurants to sell toe WASHINGTON'S fins addition to the sweat mold. ohicken. priced appcu'el. minis lure bottles, thus permit­ Ground M Ft. RolL ting a S>rm '~of Hquor-by-toe BIRTHDAY S S ” - " - « .2 9 drink. SALE Was 69o. NOW 40c hMtanf R«H«f from Hotel operators, resort owners CoMs’ CongosHon and industrial leaders have ROOMS FURNITURE Hned up behind toe bill. They The New W orld O f Mohawk Carpets DECONGESTANT contend toe bottles 'would at­ AND APPLIANCES BEVERAGE GLASS COASTERS VAPORIZER tract more tourists and more Pack of 8. Cork or Sponge. busineos investments to the Was $1.00. Save at 60c ■M GMIOll* state. ROUND lb. k $144» DELIVERS114.08 MONTH The Mormon Cfaunto, Utah's IN 8 lb. LOTS dominant faith, heads toe oppo­ SAVE MOO Id *400 sition. 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d a il y ('POS'^WIIRD PUZZLE^ OUR BOARDING HOUSE frith MAJOR HOOFLE ^Greatest Outside Shooting PveSeen^ - ...... Posthumously Honor W om en Estes Selected IlCother£ V > S S ! « - « t ----.Queen «< 40 Garment UConn’s Sophomore ' Scots 42 Hint As All American UEqulUble 4SRcctldle until Saturday night when 90 Sour eabetaucee M „ votee MWaT ' bombs____ , int-_ A.,__the second______j I____ half.41.A.. Their they ■a.411will m attempt4 4 4 toa extend 'to The Associated Press 1964-65 All-America first team. 21 Ten Utere (abj ” 0 ^ , 87MaH< Atlantic Coast Conference Heading Into his senior yearf> 22 Strike 16 Russian tear tactics held Wes to 10 points their 10 - game winning streak SSAOermanie 2 Bacchanallaa ROBxdamatlM SOIUdNi and I don’t feel we ever had ofter Intermission, but gave against American University at at USU last fall, Estes told award. Wayne's All-America aiBeeUe 40 Stan Coach, Le Dell Andersen he netlTe , 92 Sharp 4lCa*l|f a guard that was any bet­ Kimball utter mastery of the Storrs. teammates will be announced 96 Turtle *2*“"*“ . d ecUoi «2RaaMR ter than Bialosuknia as a backboards. Held to six re­ In other games Tuesday night, wanted: later. 2SPrevarieetor 4Conn^TU f l o u r bounds in the first half, the 6- — The single-game scoring 10 Toxic Jevenese Particle e sophomore.” Wesleyan trounced traditional “Wayne wanted this honor tree f ^tdo 91 IndigeDOUi book foot-8 Kimball snared 16 In the rival, Trinity, 90-69, at Middle- record at Utah State’s Nelson more than any other,” said An­ Japaneae (ear.) 44 Saadi Tlie one-time Duke as.sl.9fant, second. Field House, He set it Feb. 8— 81 Feminine name 6 Swerve 98 Soerataa’wtfa 4 S Iiain i Fred Shabel, was talking about town. John Werle scored 30 of dersen, in accepting the AP ---- 7 Epoch 47Paitara "It was the greatest outside the Cardinals’ points as the the night he died—with 48 first-team certificate. "This 8 Woman’s full- 26Hotsprlnse Wes Bialosuknia after the Uni- points against Denver Univer­ cr0WD»a cap ve'alty of Connecticut sopbo- shooting performance I’ve seen home team improved its record would have been his greatest 94Dilt art U Mil since I've been here.” said to 12-4, sity. moment." r n r f r more scored 37 points to lead r - P r “ 4 r 7 the HusWes to an 89-78 victory Shabel, now in his second sea­ Trinity, led by Jim Belfiore, — The USU career scoring Elstes was killed two houra Tuesday night over Boston Uni­ son as UConn coach. who scored 21, is now 7-8. mark. He hit It with a total of after the Denver game, when 14 his fo’-chead brushed a high- w l3 " versity. While high in his praise of Wllllmantic continued its los- 2,001 points. Bialosuknia scored 27 of his Blalo.suknia’s shooting, Shabel ing ways, dropping a 68-49 ver- — Victory over arch-rival tension wire drooping close to University of Utah on the Utes’ the ground as the result of an W 17^ points in a torrid first half. He i was less pleased with the gen-1 diet to Bridgewater State at i T 1 connected on his first six shot', eral play of the Huskies, which Bridgewater; and Danbury State home court in Salt Lake City. auto accident. with all of them being fired, in | he called "very ragged." | beat Marist 65-86 at Poughkeep-1 He scored 32 points when He died almost Instantly. \T Shabel’s phrase, "from down- "Tliis is the type of victory sie. j Utah State downed Utah 86-85 Utah State President Daryl r n n ~ town Storrs.” which seems sati.sfactory, but in In games tonight. Iona is at i Jan. 7. (Jhase called the handsome 6- - p n 22 So accurate was Bialo.suknia reality we don’t like to win this Bridgeport, Quinnipiac at Cen-1 Selection to the All-America foot-6 athlete "an All-America □ from 25 to 40 feel out Uial way. It was a sloppy perform- tral Connecticut, Southern Con- first team. in a hundred ways . . . tha □ i s r n Boston was forced to abandon ancc." - recticut p‘ Fairfield, and Hart- The award, first given post­ kind of gentleman a university S" 5 T ita Inside defense against Toby | Tlie Huskies, now 18 - 2, are | ford at St. Anselm’s. humously and first given before president likes to hand a diplo­ n the end of the regrular season, ma to at graduation time.” a r ST^ was presented to Coach Ander- ^ USU established a Wayna In the Nelson Field House, Estes Memorial Ftind two days 5 " ------Major League Forecasts------where Estes played his last after Wayne's death. r a Linz Signs, game. The occasion was a The University, wdiich can­ 3 T 5 T campus memorial for E.stes. celed all sports events last week r w n Play Everything by Ear, Because of Estes' death, The in a tribute to Estes, will re- □ H e a rs New Assoclated Press departed from | sume Its basketball schedula w 39 tradition in making the early Thursday against Denver. LC WIDE-OPEN SPACES—Goalie Jack Norris of the Boston Bruins makes a J inj uries Hurt Pittsburgh v r UP IT IT JT strong effort, but it was just a second too late to stop the puck from carrying Yankee Tune into the net. balls. He’ll cut down the latter JT 4T | P If your bos.a handed you a $200 total. gift, would you use It for har­ We have enough hitting. The High- Level Meeting 46 61 Little L eagu ers monica lessons? trick i.s to wrap the pitching THE Well, that’s tlie problem that and hilling into one package. faces Phil (Toot Toot) Linz of ' 6S~| 54 Registration Set With a number of outstand­ Asks for Compromise 1 the New York Yankees. Pirates Manager ing youngsters to combine with Herald Angle Friday, March 19 Linz, who plays second, third, New to the Pittsburgh or­ established hands, I have to say 1 Ol. h a \ j1. K W [LLIAM. short and harmonica for the ganization and having been in that Pittsburgh’s baseball fu­ NEW YORK (AP)—A high-level committee repre­ By Yankees, was given a $20,000 the minor le".gii?.s the past .sev­ ture looms brightly on 41ie hori­ Although there are still contract Tuesday for his im­ eral year.®. I am not personally zon. senting the warring factions in the fight for control of EARL YOST patches of .-no.v on the ground proved playIn'T on the field and acquainted with some Pirates. amateur sports in the United States swung into action Soort* Editor and the temperature is around an extra $200 for improving his So I'll play everything by today in an effort to arrive at a compromise. the freezing mark, Manches­ playing-in the back of the bu.s. ear until I can judge every­ It was the first such meeting*^ ter’s Little League officials But, musically speaking, the one s ability. since the long-smoldering argu Isolated Camera to Remain have set dates for several im­ Yankees attached a cduple of the disappointing ment between the Amateur Ath trol of track, contending it fur­ portant events in the coming strings to Linz’ harmonica. sixth-place fin­ letic Union and the Notional nishes most of the athletes and year. Linz and his harmonica be­ facilities. The exciting sounds of football have faded from the Registration for all eligible ish last season, Collegiate Athletic Association The long-establl^ed AAU, television set but ABC-TV Sport.s still concentrates on came an overnight sensation an analysis flared into the open three years boys will talce place Friday acro.ss the country last August reveals that ago and threatened to cripple which is the only group recog­ never-before-known uses for its celebrated “isolated” night, March 19, at 6 o’clock when he blew a couple of grat­ the Buccaneers the 1964 American Olympic nized by the International camera. ’ — ------at the Buckley, Verplanck and ing toots on a team bus ride Amateur Athletic Federation, '■’-'•■•r’l •’■'hDols. Site- of all were in con» team until Gen. Douglas Mac- Currently, In Its coverage of hird down and long yardage. while the Yankees were in the tention until Arthur imposed a truce. counters with the assertion it three league playing diamonds middle of a losing streak. One mid - August has run track in an orderly NBA profesaiuiiai .. They felt rea-sonably sure that a: i adin .ent to the schools. There was an air of cautious manner and there Is no reason Sunday afternoon, Uie ABC-1 V a forward pass would be thrown thing led to another, and Linz when they suf­ optimism on both sides. Umpires’ clinic dales, for all wound up fined $200. fered their on­ for the lAAF to seek another technique le being used to focus to this player. 'I hu.s, viewcis volunteers, will fee on five con­ Representing the AAU were American representative. The on such thrilling exhibitions as were watching isolated- action Despite flunking his audition, ly ibad losing its newly elected president, Clif­ secutive i'onday n'gh,t.a, start­ Linz was flooded with offers streak and LAAF has said it does not Intend Wilt Chmaberlaln dunking a "live." ing April 5. All sea-ions will be ford T. Buck of Denver; Bob to do so. ball tlux>ugh the hoop or Bill from recording companies and Walker never bounced Kiphuth, retired athlcUc With the tape unit available held at the West Side Rec. harmonica producers but stuck Ruasell leaping fanlaatic now, however, the producers Tryouts for the 15 Little back. director and swimming coach,at heights to snare rebounds. to playing ball, hitting .260 in Injuries are a part of the Yale; and Jay-Ehret Mahoney, can stay with regular ’live’ cov­ League teams, five in each the 112 grames while ably filling in And come April 17, baseball erage while side play is being American, National and Inter­ game. Other clubs suffer them, New York attorney who is im­ all around the infield. too, but the Bucs had more mediate post president of the fans—pos.sibly the most rabid taped for possible replay if the national League, will be .'• •’ged He was rewarded Tuesday, of all sports buffs—will have action is exciting. April 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29. than their share. Schofield was AAU, although the Yankees refused to ' out with several ailments and their day. ABC Sports on that A.BC Sports operates so that The annual auction is slated say that the $200 was a return of Representing the NCAA were Saturday begins a 27-game any two of its seven cameras April 30 at the Army A Navy never fully recovered from a President Everett D. Barnes, Club. Linz’ fine. leg injury incurred on June 28. athletic director at Colgate Uni­ ■chedule of major league base­ can be used as. "isolated" cam­ A Yankee spokesman said the The shortstop's absence weak­ ball telecasts and those who en­ eras. On any given play Ute pro­ Annual house to house town­ versity, also newly elected; the wide canvass for funds will take $200 was not written into the ened the over-all performance. Rev. Wilfred Crowley, director joyed the UJte of the "Isolated" ducer or director can instruct contract. Corrective Surgery camera on football “ain’t seen his cameraman to stay with place Sunday, May 2. "Ralph (General Manuger of the Jesuit Retreat House at nothin' yot.” any one of the players on the Opening games are scheduled Ralph Houk) just handed tlie Willie Stargell, blossoming Los Altos, Calif., who is presi­ and Imagine Maury Wills steal­ field. It’s a question of judg­ Sunday, May 16. The complete $200 to Linz,” the spokesman into one of the best power dent of the NCAA’s United ing second to set up a winning ment. so the man calling the schedule will be announced at hitters and runs-batted-in men States Track and Field Federa­ a later date. said, "and he told him: in the National League, injured tion, and William R. Reed of GRINDERS run situation while the pitcher shots has to be a sports ex­ " 'You’re not a very good har­ a knee in May and it bothered fidgets; Willie Mays, his back pert. If he is lucky and has monica player — take some Chicago, commissioner of the to home plate, tearing after a diagnosed the play, fine. An en­ lessons.’ ” the slugger the rest of the way. Big Ten. Delivered College Basketball Postseacon surgery was com­ The Immediate explosive Is­ high fiy toll heading for the gineer pulls the tape back a There was no word — or toot.s pletely successful. within 5 MUe Radius center-field, fence while the run­ lew feet and the pl-y from the — from Linz on the matter. But sue was the March 1 deadline Providence 88, R. Island 72. Jim Pagliaroni, the indis­ after which the NCAA has for­ On Orders Of $2 Or More ner gleei’uUj’ circles btises; San­ "isolated" camerman’s angle is it doesn’t seem likely that he pensable catcher, was out with dy Koufax firing the last few re-run. The sports people St. Joseph’s 94, Bucknell 57. would use the money for har­ bidden Its athletes to cofnpete In Cornell 89, Columbia 80. a neck Injury and for 14 TEL 643-1492 pitches Uiat might moan a no- at ABC-TV estimate their monica lessons. games with a fractured meets not sanctioned by the nlt performance. 'The ’ scenes "guesses" are correct about 50 Temple 71. Pittsburgh 65. The last time he made a pub­ Federation. per cent of the time. Syracuse 93, Colgate 90. lic appearance in New York he thumb. _ _ _ attending exciting baseball mo­ Two starting pitchers from HAPPINESS BOY — No quick solution to the dis­ HOT MEALS ments .08 Uiese will be cap­ A new wrinkle added to ABC- Connecticut 89. Boston U. 78. was srtrummin' a guitar. pute was expected, although it the 1963 season, Don Card- Bill Mazeroski of the and tured and replayed instantly TV’s "Isolated" camera usage well and Don Schwall, were Pirates is one of base­ was probable that the v^ole from different, close-up angles. will be seen more often, too. unable to give the team much problem will be explored, the LEGAL BEVERAGES Or Iho baauty of a double- it's called "stop-action" and at service. Tommy Sisk was a ball’s outstanding sec­ areas of contention defined, and shortstop crossing secon-J any critical point in the "iso­ St. Louis Coach Sinas Blues disappointment and so to a ond basemen. an agenda set up for subsequent ise, leaping to avoid the slid- lated" re-run, the tape can be lesser extent was Joe Gibbon. meetings. Ing ru.nner and throwing to stoppied so that viewers will see With fewer crippling injuries, No decision has been reached CHARTER OAK first; a sacrifice fly play—the a clear, still frame picture, And Red Whistles Top Tune John Fetzer, president-own­ as to whether there will be any the Buc.s should remain in the er of the Detroit Tigers, has outfielder catches and throws 1 « « * thick of things all the way press announcement following RESTAURANT towai-d home while the third | * replaced Dan Toipping as ALmer- the meeting, set for a hotel BOSTON (AP)—The coaches<^beglnnlng to look up for a along the route in 1965. ican League representative on suite. 120 Charter Oak St. base ruimer streaks to beat the will be singing completely dif­ change. With both Bill Russell We have one of the finest all­ Manchester ball, ’rhece are some of the the major league executive Basically the NCAA through End of the Line ferent songs tonight when the and Willie Naulls slated to re­ round players in Roberto Cle­ council. the federation is asking for con­ baseball moments that will best Boston Celtics play host to the turn to action tonight, the Celt­ mente. We have an outstanding be seived by the "isolated” Look Ahkes: Dick Weber, St. Louis Hawks In the first of ics will be at full strengfth for double play combination in camera. loading money winner on the a two-game series. the first time in weeks. Schofield and Bill Mazeroski. Professional Bowlers’ Associa­ The same clubs will play at No one's been crying with the Our young standouts like Bob tion winter tour, and Roy Providence Thursday night. Celtics about their misfortunes Bailey have not reached their Llpp, former local man and one Coach Richie Guerin of St. but they also had to play their full potential. Inner Workings of the country’s top duckpln- Louis is slngrlng the blues be­ last two games without pivot- Look for More Speed nere for years. . .Novel pre­ cause of the absence of Bob What Is the Isolated camera? man Russell, whose arthritic I hope to improve the club’s liminary basketball game at Pettit. The former ironman of knees have been acting up. The speed. Y oy / can apply pres­ How does it work and why UOonn Saturday night will pit the league missed 11 games for hasn't it been used before? absence of Russell, their re­ sure MfRh'speed and by doing , an AlumiU squad against the the Hawks earlier this season. bound leader and the league's so the other side into True, the technique has been freshman. Playing with the And just when the Hawks were best defensive player, caused making mistakes. We can’t used frequently for the first I grads will be Don Burns, Blast closing in on Los- Angeles in the the greatest amount of trouble i make our players any faster, time ov6r the past football sea- ' Catholic High coach; Art Western Division race again, for Boston but the team man­ but we can improve their base­ Bon. But only because a port- [ Quimby, Andy Czuchry, Bob Pettit reinjured his back. aged to beat Baltimore without running by keeping them more able video-tape unit, one small Haines, Bill Hulteen, Gene Guerin says Pettit will be out him after losing to New York. alert. enough to be used in a truck King, Mel Kleckner, Lou Orlan­ at least two or three more "I was hanoy th-it we won We have enough pitching at the stadium, has that re­ do, Dom Pemo and George Uhl. games. That means the all-time without Russell Sunday,’’ Auer­ provided we can get more out cently been developed. John Rlsley will coach the great of the National Basketball bach said. “With Russell in of Gibbon and some help from Actually, ABC Sports offered Alumni. . .Not one Manches­ Association will miss both of the there, the other players tend to Cardwell and Schwall. Bob laolated-type coverage ‘live’ on ter athlete la listed with the gamesVwith Boston. get careless because they know ■Veale, in his initial year as a •ariler football seasons,- before UConn Indoor track squad. Guerih says the Hawks are they can always depend upon starter, won 18 and led the ma­ the development of the portable CJoach Uoyd Duff's squad opens looking for a player to. take up Russell being there on defense.” jors in strikeouts and bases on tape machine. When a game its season tonight against the slack. He doesn't expect to Wto onesided ancUthe producer Rhode Island at the field house find another Pettit, to be sure, and director ttW the audlebce at Storrs. . .Paul Pryor, Na­ but hopes to latch onto a big would not be offended, they tional League baseball lunpire, man who co^l

Evans Pocbs Indions to 66-65 Win ov^r MBridBn Pldtt in CCIL Struggle_____ Budness ScrrlciBS R ad lo-T V Tronble Reaching Our Advertiser? Offered 13 Servlf 18 LAWNMOWER sharpening; re­ OONNirS TV and RoAo Sorv 24-Hour Answering Service pairs', sales, rotor blades Ice, available all boim . Satin- Plainville Slows Rains sharpened; bicycle salts, serv­ faction guaranteed. CUl MS- Free to Herald Readert ice. Manche.ster Cycle Shop, 1316.______Manchester Qualifies for Class A Tournament 149 W. Middle Tuntplke, M9 2098. Wsnt lafonnatloii on one of onr clssslflod advertlssnientst No Miivlng— ^TmddBf— Deliberate answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the TYPEWRITERS — Standard Stofagn 20 STANDINGS ^were< also in double figures <$>Also, Mark Heller and Koblin-< The Panthers continued the^oipen «-■«> *------. . and electric. Repaired, over­ By PETE ZANARDI ♦onds when Evans connected oni' c t a L ^ worth put together four hits hauled, rented. Adding ma­ MANCHESTER DeHvory. LlgM tw’O foul shots to put it out of W. I.. Pet. Evans was eiqually proficient sky did good jobs ns did Ho- pace opening the second frame, victory, 59-45 over ttot PUtt Play Nets EDWARDS henlhal and Don Romano. It going ahead 17-16 on baskets from the line with Koblinsky chines rented and repaired. trucking snd package delivery. “ Tell them we tried the the host's reach. Both teams Conard ...... 12 3 .800 under the boards, pulling down and Evans hoops to control a juniors. Pickup and delivery service. Refrigerators, washers and kept their tempers, with only Platt ...... 11 4 .7.83 was really a fine show and a by Macala tuad John Doherty. Maacheiter (M) ANSWERINO SERVICE spoiler role and we like it 12 rebounds as Manchester held 51-44 lead. Leary hit from the Yale Typewriter Service. 649- stoA’c moving sp>clalty. Folding one flare-up in the la.st frame Eastern ...... 11 4 .7.83 good game to carry home.” Bosworth tied it up from the P. ®- 46-40 Victory fine,” someone yelled above the edge in that department, line as the teams matched four line end from the floor and 1 Hutchinson ...... * 4986. chairs for r.'vit M9-07B2. quickly quelled. Extra police Manchester . ______10 5 .667 Manchester hopes to better 3 Bosworth ...... 6 6494500 - 875-2519 the noise in the Manchester 31-21. Evans had help from point streaks the rest of the Slavrakas sank a jumper to were on duty and had to break Central ...... 8 7 ..5.8.8 its tournament rating Friday 3 Kvnns ...... J and leave your m esse^ Von’II hear from our advertiser In ]lg SHARPET-HNO Service—Saws, High locker room last night ...... 8 7 .533 Bosworth with five grabs and period. Hutchinson’s shot closed make it 61-49 with only two 5 Hohenthal ...... o Forty days ago, Plain­ knives, axes, shears, skates, up a minor hassel outside be­ Maloney .. . when it closes the regular sea­ 4 Romano ...... 0 time wtthent spending all eveulng at the telephone. PstntliiK— Papenng 21 fore escorting the Manchester Hall ...... 5 10 .8.8.8 Hohenthal and Duke Hutchin­ son in Wether.sfield. the frame with Platt ahead 30- minutes gone. The teams trad­ ville High’s basketball team rotary blades. Quick service. after Bob Evans paced the son sharing four apiece. Chet 3 Heller ...... J INSIDE and outalde painting. the Class A Tournament-bound bus out of towm. Wethersfield ...... 2 1.8 .183 29. ed points until the final two 3 Koblinsky ...... ^ invaded Rockville in a bat­ Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Koblinsky pulled down two vital Grab Early Lead You name your own price. Indians to a 66-65 win over Ankle No Handicap Windham ...... 1 14 .06.8 Third chapter, found Man­ minutes when Hohenthal and Main St., Manchester. Hours grabs filling in for Hohenthal. Manchester grabbed hold of a 21 Totals 96 14-96 66 tle of undefeated clubs with 649-7863, 876-8401. Platt High before 1,000 ill-man­ Evans, taped up lightly to chester real hot movipg out to Evans scored and Heller sunk Platt (6S) dally 7-5. Thursday 7-9, Satur­ St. Onge was tops for Platt with 4-0 lead on Evans and Bos­ p B. r. pu. the Central Valley Confer­ day 7-4. 643-7958. nered patrons in Meriden. The add strength to a sprained an­ lAst N’ight's Scores; a 36-33 lead but Platt came two foul shots to open a 63-59 B3XTERIOR and Interior pabit> Eastern 77, Wethersfield 67. .seven grabs. worth ba.skets and ran up a lead. Evans added another foul 2 St. Onge ...... 8 6-4 16 ence lead at stake. The victory, the 10th in 17 games, kle. led all .scorers for the back to tie it 38-38 with two 5 SlHurakas ...... g Ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- Hall 68, Maloney 64. "It was a team effort,” said 12-6 edge by the middle of the shot before two Leary foul con­ ..V home five romped to an eaay 88- LAWN MOWERS— Sharpened assures Manchester of a tour­ Red and White with 23 point-s, minutes left and moved on to a 4 Macala ...... * CLASSIFIED I and repaired, winter storage. hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Evlly Canard 65, Windham .56. Manchester Coach Phil Hyde, first chapter before Platt versions and a Macala basket 2 Doherty ...... J 67 vlotory. ney berth while Platt, now 9-4 10 in Uie important last canto. 44-40 edge at the three quarter r. Sales and service — Arlens, Insured. Workmanship guar­ they all turned in good perform­ caught on. Platt gave the visit­ made it 64-63, setting the stage .3 l.eary ...... J "W e were beaten, badly,” a In the CCIL, drops to second be­ Also in dotible figures for Man­ mark when Larry’s half court 1 Slavtn.skl ...... 1 Snowbirds, also rental equip­ anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-M28. hind Conard. It was the second chester were Carl Hohenthal .school was 24 for 66 from the ances. Evans had his finest ors only two more points and for Evans’ convincing foul aad-faced Joe Dehm, Plainville If no answer, 643-9943. night of the season, Hutchin­ scored seven themselves, all shot at the buzzer was good for ment. L A M Equipment Corp., win over Platt for the Red and (11) and Bob Bosworth (16» as floor and 17 for 29 at the .strip. two points due to a goal tend­ shots. 0 Carabelta ...... ^ ^ coach, said after the game, but Route 83, Vernon, 875-7609. Art Leary led the losers with son was a standout on defense by Leary and Chris Slavrakas, we’ll be ready for them when ADVERTISING INTERIOR and exterior paint­ White this season. the Indians hit on 26 of 64 shots ing charge on Elvans. Bnice Hense and Bob Hamil­ IB Totals 94 17-96 Manchester '^Ixchange—Enter­ and Bosworth looked good, to close the quarter dowm, 16- they come to Plainville.’’ R e a ^ ing, wallpaper removed, fully R was anybody’s ball game from the floor and 14 of 25 21 tallies while Bill St. Onge ton provided the offense and Score at half; SO-99, Platt CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS prise 1945. V (18) and Henry Macala (14) helping out under the board-s. 13. Manchester gained control to Plainville was. In.sured. Rene Belanger, 843- light up to the last nine sec- foul attempts. The Meriden While Dehm was pointing to 8 A. M. to 5 P.M. ^PLJANCES repaired -- all 0512 or 644-0804. m.okes w,ishers, refrigerators, the return meeting, his squad PAINTING, EXTERIOR and waa keeping a close eye on the COPY CLOSING "nME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. freezers, dryers, gas and elec­ Interior, paperhang^lng, wall­ 32 to three Edge at Free Throw Line Proves Decisive in East^s 15th Straight Basketball Victory of Season calendar, knocking off one day tric ranges. Oil burners MONDAV Thru FBEDAV 10:30 A.M. — SATURDAY 9 A.M. paper removed, dry wall work. at a time. Last night, when cleaned and repaired. Cosma Reasonable rates. Fully In­ given the chance against the Appliance, 649-0055. sured. Free estimates. 649- Rama, who have already PLEASE READ YOUR AD 9658, Joseph P. Lewis. clinched league honors, the home team p ^ e d an upset 46- Classtfled or “Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a Household Semees EDWARD R. PRICE, decorator, Eagles Capitalize Against Cathedral High Five, 78-67 40 decision. convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST paperhanging (Ixioks fur­ Offered 13-A The usually high-scoring DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the nished), interior and exterior Rams got the first basket, then next Insertion. Tho Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incor­ FURNITURE REFINISHED, painting, ceilings refinishecL fell behind 11-2 and had to fight rect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only c.>lors changed. Insurance es­ Homes, churches. Industrial — to n but three of only nine tries.tGloughlin and Frank Kinel«'Gace and seven each by Kinel • Maiin led this important .spurts After the break at the in^^^ to the extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Brrofs which do not By JOHN GOLDEN ,,.f « ♦exfol tt'ifis oiv \i*Qe Cathedral made the Eagles earn to tie Springfield 22*22 for tTrifiav nieht EaM play* hoat an uphill battle all night timates made. Manchester Re­ fully insured. 649-1003. Scott Cummings netted all roundod out the double figure ami Bill Troy. East had a total with .si.\ points and was support against the charges up home loosen the value of the advertisement wUl not be corrected by their win as they fought off an final 7R.fi778-67 score. Friday- mgm P ^ ---- finishing. 643-9283. Makes no difference charity trie.s for the losers. Ca­ scorers with 12 and 11 points, of 38. ed by five by Waickow.ski and to St. Thomas Aquinas In pre­ five. “make good” Insertion. It was touch and go for the four each by LaCace and Kinel. early minute spurt by Eq.st to Another big factor was the de­ where East Catholic plays, thedral outscored Oie Eagles respectively. LaC.ace had his fensive work of Pete Cipolla who paration for the all-important Playing a slow, deliberate REWEA-VING of bums, moth Electrical Services 22 from the floor by nine ba.skets, hottest night of the year as he fiist two minutes as the Eagles Cummings led Springfield with come within five points midway return enmgement with the YOUR COOPERATIUN WILL holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ In Connecticut or Massa­ decided the la.st meeting of these game, Dehm got great ball FREE ESDMATES. Prompt 32 to 23. East netted but two poured in six of eight field goals and Panthers traded baskets un­ seven. through the period until the Rockville Rams Tue-sday. The BE APPRECIATED dow .shades made to measure, Ea.sties settled down to take the two schools by holding Cum­ handling and outside shooting D IA L 643-2711 service on all types of electric­ chusetts, the results are al­ baskets in the final period but and hit on every one of his four til the Easties got hot and pulled The Purple Panthers came Eagles took their first meeting all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys quarter, 18-14, for a 56-46 lead. mings scorele.ss at East's home to spring one of the year's big­ al wiring. Licensed and In­ ways the same. added 18 points from the line. free throws. Close behind w.as away to a 22-13 quarter lead. back strong in the second stanza with the Saints 64-38, but the made while you wait. Tape re­ to ouLscore the Blue and White, Si.x points each by Waickowski court and came in again this gest upsets. sured. Wilson Electrical Co., Last night the Eagles “This was definitely our best Waickowski who connected on time to limit Cathedral's pro­ game .should prove interesting. AutomobDes For Sale 4 corders for rent. Marlov/’s, 867 six of to shots from the floor F.ast t’aihnlio (78) 18-16. and whittle the Eagles' and Maiin and four by Kinel pro­ Two more contest-s. against SL "It was our biggest win. We Main., 649-5221. Manchester. 649-4817, 643-1388. took anothter giant step for­ game. Th.st first quarter was B F. Pis. halftime load to a 38-31, seven- vided the Eagle impetus and lific scorer to but two points. were higher than a kite,” the 1962 CORVAIR Sport Coupe, ex­ and poured in nine of 14 foul Timv ...... 9. 3-.'! 7 East's Jayvees ran thei,r un­ Bernard's and Ihe University of ward In Its bid for a perfect sea­ one of the fine-st I have ever KiiiPl ...... 4 3-6 11 point margin. Cummings and Cummings again had six. mild-mannered Dehm said. “It H ER ALD cellent condition inside and out, ■seen. The defensive work of .shots. Maiin had a good night blemished win string to 16 Hartford fro.sh on Thursday and Floor Finishing 24 son bv trouncing a tough from t.ie charity stiipe as he Mnlin ...... 5 11-15 21 Syriac each popped in six mark­ The Panthers defeated them­ Saturday of next week will fin- Outstanding Gridders with Thom McAn Awards was strictly a team effort.’’ one owner. Call 649-5321, 5 p.m. Buildlni;— Contractine 14 Springfield Cathedral High five Paul Waickowski (he blocked Waickowski ...... 6 9-14 21 selves in the final canto as East straight in the prelim with a 58- 10 p.m. Ask for Bob or Paul. tossed in 11 of 15 free throws LaiJare ...... 6 4-4 16 ers to lead the offensive and i.sh out Ei rt’s slate to put all la On the other side o f the FLOOR SANDING and rejfln- over 10 shots before the night 2 40 triumph. Greg Willett was Presented with the Thom McAn football bronzed shoe awards yesterday at Man­ C ARPENTRY — Bathrooms in the Bay State, 78-67. It was and Kinel broke even both Cijx'Da ...... 0 2-2 LaCace had six to five by connected on 18 of 21 free throws readiness for the tournament. ledger, outside o f Joe Van Ou- BOX L E H E R S Ishlng (specializing In older the 16th straight success for the was over) was probably the obtained through excessive foul- high with 14 points but Bob Mar- chester High were Gary Gentilcore and Randy Cote. Gentilcore, a tackle on the denhove and A1 Putz, the Rams 1961 PON’nAC BONNEVILLE, tiled, recreation rooms, remod­ ways, going four for eight Tolal.«» 23 32-44 78 eling, garages, additions, ce­ floors), waxing floors. Paint­ unbeaten Silk Towners. Close to biggest factor in this win,” said showed little, ‘offensively or de­ full power and equipment, ex­ Eagle Coach Don Bums at the from the flocr and three for six Cathf^ral (fi7) past season’s squad, holds high shoe as the outstanding lineman while fullback For Your cellent condition. Call after 4, ment work. Call Leon CleBfeyn- ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. 8,000 spirited spectators, includ­ from the foul line. All told, the B F Put. fensively. Van, as usual, did a No Job too smalL John Ver- game’.s conclusion. W.'lch ...... 1 (VO 2 Cote was selected the outstanding back. Last year’s coach, Tony Alibrio made 649-3132. ski, 649-4291. ing hundreds from Manchester, Eagles hit on 75 per cent of great jolb, scoring 19 points for Information falUe, 649-5750. viewed the proceedings. Cathe­ l*aHi ...... 1 (VO BASKCTSAUi^ the presentation for The Herald and Tho m McAn. (Herald Photo by Pinto.) Captain Tom Maiin and their foul shots and put in 51 Mn 3 Inuglilin ...... 6 (VO 12 game honors. Putz added 13 and 1961 PLYMOUTH station wag­ QUALITY CARPENTRY- dral, a Western Massachusetts Waickowski shared the scoring per cent of their 45 field goal Mnnin ...... 4 (VI R the rest of the squad got but on, 6 cylinder, standard, $1,050. R(x>ms, dormers, porches, power, is now 13-4 for the sea­ Bnninan ...... 1 (VO 2 South Windsor Wins Easily, S C Q K E S t f ^ . TOE HERALD will not crown with versatile Scott attempts...... 0 (VO 0 eight points all game. 1955 (iSirysler Windsor, $176. basements reflnlshed, cab­ Bonds— Stodcs— son. Arrn.sironc disclose the Identity of Cummings of Cathedral as each Cummings ...... 9 .■w> 21 Y JUNIORS The defeat was the first In 649-3222. inets, bullt-ifiB, formica, tile. Mortgagres 27 Paces Rebounders S'Tiac ...... 9 (V2 18 any advertiser using box The margin of victory came picked up 21 tallies, Dick Syri­ Games last night saw Bolton 13 league starts for the Rams No Job too small.- William ac came in second with 18 Waickowski also led in the Moriarty ...... 1 (VO 2 letters. Readers answer­ 8E»X)ND MORTGAGE - Un­ from the 15-foot foul line. The Pharmacy beat the Elks, 51-38, Hockey Charges Dismissed and Plalnvllle’s 10th success In 1963 OLDSMOBILE, 845 h.p. Robblrs carpentry Mrvlce. markers followed closely by \htal rebounding department as 32 3-9 67 13 meetings. ing blind box ads who Starfire, sacrifice below deal 649-3446. limited funds available tor see- wlnnerr; canned 32 of 44 tries Total.s Sure of at Least NCC Tie and Pagoni Caterers t(H> Nsa- while Cathedral was able to hit Ray L*Gace'B 16 as Dick Mc- he graboed 12 to nine by La- Score at half: 3B-31. East. desire to protect their er’s price, completely (md mortgages, payments to .siff Arms, 56-50. Identity can follow this CARPENTRY—Rec rooms, for­ suit your oudget. Expedient vides the court for the game to CENTRAL VALLEY equipped, power brakes, hydra- Assured of at least a tie t- South Windsor shook off a de-^ Bolton .sport-s a 6-3 record, procedure: matic, radio, etc., low mileage mica, ceilings, closets, remod­ service. J. D. Realty- 64S-S129. feat to East Wind.sor last Fri­ decide Ih*' SCC n o w n . good for second place, as Dave As Unfounded by NHL Unit Standings Enclose your reply to the eling, hatchways, attics fin­ in the Northern Central • W. excellent condition. One owner day with the conquest. It marks South Windsor (M> Heritage paced them with 20 L. Pte box In an envelope — ished, concrete steps, floors, A FRESH START v/Ul lump B. r PtJi Rockville ...... 12 1 .928 Asking $2,495. OaU owner at Conference is South Wind­ the second year in a row Coach 11 poiiU-s and Dave Ware adding addressed to the Classi­ porches, garages. No job too your debts Into one easy pay­ Yonika ...... 5 the New York Rangers'^ 'We are satisfied that the Newington ...... 10 8 .769 649-1640. sor, winner over Granby Charlie Shares’ team has fin­ Sl‘’mrm.'ky ...... 3 2 8 another 14. Don Childers spark­ MONTREAL (AP)— fied Manager, Manchester small. 649-8880. ment. If you have e(pilty In ...1 0 6 26 In a March 1962 game between charge against Mr. Voss is en­ Plainville . *•s••••10 8 .769 ished atop the NCC. Raker ...... ed a late rally by the Elks but National Hockey League’s Evening Herald together property, call Frank Burke to last night, 88-62. The tri­ Peterson ...... 4 9 Boston and New York. tirely unfounded," the state­ WUsoi> ...... 6 7 .462 A. A. DION, m e . RoOQng discuss ways and means. Con­ Big Jim Baker led the attack ...... 6 2 14 could not catch up as they scor­ Board of Governors - has with a memo listing the I L L c umph, the Bobcats seventh ... 2 0 4 The charges were made by ment said, "and Is the product Glastonbury ...... 5 8 .885 SELECT USED CARS siding, painting. Carpentry.ntry. Al- necticut Mortgage Exchange, as he threw up 26 points for ed only three points in ths of the malicious distortion ol a companies you do NOT in eight NCC contests, put Ftmrdan ...... 6 1 13 dismissed charges leveled ex-referees Dalton McArthur, Southington ...... 5 8 .885 want to see your letter. teraUons and additlcms. Ceil­ 15 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- them a game and a half ahead South Wind.sor, Others in dou­ Jan.'in ...... 1 1 3 opening period. by four former officials at EMdie Powers, Jack Mehlen- routine caution given by the ref- Middletown ...... 4 9 .808 ings. Workmanship guaran­ 8897. ble figures for the free-scoring Hur-d ...... 0 0 0 Pagani s were hard pressed Your letter will be des­ 1964 OLDSMOBILE Convert­ of second place Ellington. The Waldron ...... 0 0 0 bacher and former linesman eree-ln-cWef.” Windsor ...... 0 IS .000 teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. Bobcats were Jim Rohlln (14). the league’s referee-in- The governors sold that the troyed if the advertiser is ible. 14,000 miles, factory war­ IHL 1 overall record is now 14-3 for by Nusslffs who almoel upset George Hayes. McArthur was one jrou’ve mentioned. If Ron Rioidan (il3) and Don "Von- ToUUa 37 14 88 ehief, Carl Voss, as “ com­ the referee and Hayes one of the charges of the ex-officlals had ranty. $3,195. CARPENTRY—32 years expe­ the Bobcats while Granby lost tlie league leaders. Ray London Scores Last Night not It will be handled in ika (11). South Windsor com­ Granby (62) lineoman in the Brulns-Ranger been "fully investigated, aired rience. Ceilings and floor tiled, KER2 its eighth conference contest B F Pt." paced the winning Caterers pletely unfound^.’’ Wilson 69, Windsor 47 the usual manner. 1964 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX, NOTICE pletely dominated the floor game which was won by New and elaborated dn by the league porches, rec rooms, garages, Bm.‘«a ...... 3 0 6 with 20 point.s and Steve Shoff Vons, who reUres at the end of Middletown 67, Glastonbury 51 11,000 miles, factory warran­ The Town Planning Commis­ NCC s t a n d i n g s shooting, holding a 37-22 edge Doablor ...... 3 3 9 York 4-3. one year ago.” additions, attics -^finished, re­ MOONEY 2 6 played a good game for Naa- ttla season after 16 years, as ty. $3,295. sion of Manchester, (joimectL Pet. white Granby managed an 18-14 Post ...... 1 4 Powers and the other officials modeled, concrete work. No « . I.- Ludorf ...... 7 7 21 siff's a.s he tallied 18 points. boss of NHL referees, had been James D. Norris, chairman of Each side netted 16 baskets, Job too small. Immediate es­ cut, will hold a public hearing, .889 foul line bulge. Jim Ludorf wa.s 1 3 had not presented any new evi­ Ljwt and Found 1963 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX, BECKWITH 3 South W in dsor.... 8 1 J ra n 1 ...... 1 WE.ST SIDE MIDGETS- accused of instructing that only the six-man board, issued a but,, the winners picked up 14 timates. 643-2629. Monday evening, March 1, .750 high for the losers with 21 tal- Wieher ...... 7 3 17 *^good . penalties" be called rtatement exonerating Voss. dence not already examined by points at the line, moat of them $2,695. Ellington ...... 6 MrCoi-d ...... 0 0 0 The league leading Herald LOST — Diamond and platinum 1965 in the Hearing Room of ..556 lies followed by Bud Wiehcr’s 0 0 the league, the statement said. in the final six minutes when LEE 3 SiiffiH d ...... 5 BliriUre-lt ...... 0 Angels and Norman's were vic­ bixxKih. Reward. Write Box L, 1963 CADILLAC 4-door Hard­ DION CONSTRUCTION—Roof­ the Municipal Building at 8 ,4'»9 17 total. Hamilton ...... 0 n 0 they went into a stall. Rock­ ing, siding, alterations, ceil­ East Windsor .... S Hall ...... 0 0 0 tors in la.st night'.s action adth Herald. top (two to choose from) p.m. to hear all persons claim­ MARTELLO 3 Stafford ...... 2 .222 South Windsor can wrap it all the Angels easily defeating ville had eight single pomters. $3,895 ings, gutters and aluminum ing to be affected by the alter­ Granby ...... 0 .000 up Friday when Ellington pro­ Total* 22 IR 62 Joc'.s Atlantic in the opener, Pro Owners Seem to Agree Plainville led at halftime, 28- LOST; Pass Book No. M8640 windows. 643-4352. 648-0896. ing of a building line as fol­ Attendance Up 22, and 36-34 at the end of the Savings Department of the 1963 JAGUAR XKE Coupe. 1 KELLNER 4 51-'J0. .and Norman’s kept their BIDWELL HOME Improvement lows: title hopes alive by taking the three. After RockvUle knotted ConnecU(Mit Bank and Trust $3,895. Alter a 25’ established build­ FALM DESERT, Calif. the count In the fourth canto, Company—Roofing, siding, al­ BRIFFITH 4 nightc ip from the Hobby (Company. Application made terations, additions and re­ ing line to a 10’ established Outscored from Floor hut — (A P ) — D ie NaUoDal Foot­ the home club got the load, for payment. 1962 CADILLAC Convertible, building line as follows: Start­ Shoppe, 38-23. Eventual Cooperation $3,195. modeling of all types Excel­ Death Rate Up High-.scoring John Socha ball League, for the first went Into a stall and that was ing at a point on the east side Me COY FOUND — one tan male mon- lent workmanship. 649-6495. MARTEHS 34 (27), Mike Landry (8) and big time last season, had a paid the ball game. of Summit St. and north line g;rel. Call Bolton Dog Warden, 1961 CADILLAC Convertible, Dave Coidy (6) assured the attendance of more than 4Vi Carl T^ntl had 18 points and DO YOU need a garage, car­ of East Center St., the line runs BUCHERI IX>.S ANGELE.S (AP) — 649-7601. $2,795. A sharp inerease in football Knights Top Penney, Angets of no worse than a tie mnUon tana — an increase Likely for Grid Clubs Chip Shaw 10 for Plainville. port or breezeway, or your northerly 150’, more or less. ef 9.6 per cent over the pre- Town Planning Ctommlssion deaths last year was noted for the league flag with two PlolavUl* (46) FOUND—Ctocker Spaniel, male, 1961 CADILLAC Fleetwcxid, home remodeled? For free es­ HfAm0llf$KI42 PUTZ today by Dr. Floyd R. East- I games remaining as they post­ vtonsyear. B. F. Pt*. $2,495. timate call CG Construction John B. Lamenzo, Chairman NFL OommUaloner Pete Salomcne ...... 1 buff. Call Lee Fracchla, Dog Clarence T. Welti, Secretary wood. chairman of the ed their 14th win in 18 outings, PALM DESERT, Calif. (A P )— Winds of eventual co­ Shaw ...... 4 Warden, 643-8594. Company, 872-0477 . 875-4828, or LA6ACE 44 VAN Eye Tourney Berth Roaelle announced today Tomplcin* ...... 3 30 Late Model Trade-Ins To 684-3312. Ameriean Football Coaches j Randy Crawford (6) was high operation with the American Football League were blow­ (Jhooee From Association. j for Joe's. that 4,66S,(M9 tans paid to TInU ...... 6 LOST — Tl box from truck, see the 98 NFL games last ing today at the National Football League’s annual War^aa ...... 3 OUDENHOVE Dr. Eastwood says deaths : TT J i ^ Nonnan’s led by Ed Fdtzger- Ao(X>uatl ...... 0 containing electrical tools. rose from 24 In 1963 to 45 Limiting Penney High of East Hartford to only six sJd (i8i and Ed Mikoiow.sky year. He added that 69 of meeting following a crackdown on premature signing of Gray ...... 0 Please call 643-2994. Roofing and Chimneys 16- A the games drew eapaclty in 1964. foul shots all night, Ellington made up a 24-19 disadvan- m i kept their title hopes alive college players Total* 16 14 46 SCRANTON MOTORS, ROOFTNO — Sper.loUzlng re­ W ANTED Most of the deaths, 27 crowds. tage from the floor bv connecting on 26 of 29 from the »•’’ Norman'.s caught fire m the There were indications from season’s signing by the Min­ B ockrille (40) Annooncefnenm INC. pairing roofs of all kinds, new oould be traced to traumatic nesota Vikings of three Oklaho­ »■% the closed-door sessions that 12 B. F. PU. ^ roofs, gutter work, chimneys Nurses Aides blows while the others came stSp to win their ninth game in 17 alart.,. 64..5t, m ’ T r " “ S g X of the 14 team owners favored ma University players before Puti ...... 6 13 BLEICTROLUX sales and serv­ 166 UNION ST., ROCKVILLE cleaned, repaired Aluminum from indirect causes, includ­ The Bobcats didn't commit a'------some sort of liaison with the the Gator Bowl game. Kellner ...... 0 1 For an shifts. Apply In gitmc )n ice. With two games Van Oudenho\'e ...... 8 19 ice, bonded representative. Al­ 643-9533 875-2521 siding. 30 years' experience. Names, Numbers, Time and Score All in One ing heart failure, heat stroke personal foul until the la.st min­ Last Night’ s Fights remaining the Flimlluremen Swim Team rival league. Rozelle told a; news confer­ Martello ...... 2 6 fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., Free estimates. Call Howley, person to Mr. DeUa^era or and infection, the profeosor ute of the third quarter. Ahead Opposed to any immediate ence that any team guilty of Bucxsheii ...... 0 2 Manchester 644-8141. Mrs. O’Hara. must win both while the An- Newmar)cer ...... 0 0 643-5861, 644-8388. Who said you can’t identify the players without a bers of all game players in 10 inch letters. There said. throughout, the hosts broke it NEW YORK— Levan Round- gets could lo.se their remaining oooperaUon with the AFL, It premature signing could k>ee its Wins Easy L m ...... 0 0 1960 ROBIN BLUE Ford Gal- scorecard ? One of the features this basketball sea­ are 15 slots in each team panel for the players’ Twenty-one of the trau­ open in the last frame, coming tree. 173, New York, stopped two games and still gain a tie was unofficially understood, entire draft choices for "as FEDERAL INCOME taxes Heating and Plumbing 17 CrestfieM son at East Catholic High is the large player- names. The panels, which cost $190, were added to matic deaths were suffered off a 43-39 three quarter lead. CMrtis Bruce, 172'i , Newark, for the league championship. were the New York Giants and many years as the commission­ Total* 16 40 prepared with your savings In axle, good condition through­ Convalescent in high school games, three Don Zabilansky led four dou­ the San Francisco 49ers — the er decides.” mind. Reasonnable rates. Ed­ out. Don’t miss this buy. 876- PLUMBING AND heating re­ panel scoreboard, which lists the names and num­ the side.s cf the regular scoreboard. N.J., 1. ] The Hobby Shoppe's two big 2498 after 4 :30. in college, two in sandlot ble figure scorers fof- Bob SACRAME3NTO, Calif.--Joey men. B'ian Cushing (8) and In Hartford only NFL teams with rival AFL Rozelle said contract bargain­ ward J. Bayles, 649-6246. pairs and new Installations. Hospital play and one by a profes­ Healy's crew with 19 points, in­ Olguin, 133, S a c r a m e n t o. Randy Magowan (4) were held teams on their doorsteps. ing rights for the player or play­ INCOME TAXES prepared by 1959 FORD V-8 Country Sedan Special attention to emer­ Bob Farrington of Richwood, sional athlete, Eastwood winning nine of the 11 events, ers triggering the violation gencies. Tel. 649-2923. ' cluding seven from the line. stopped Chino Villanueva, 135, ’ to a total of two points In the The Giants are competing Record Breaker retired Internal revenue offi­ Station Wagon, new motor, also 643-5151 Ohio, led harness racing driv­ said. Others scoring heavy were John Mexico, 2. j second half by an alert Nor- Manehestn High swimmers with the New York Jets and the would be passed along to the ers with 312 winners in 1964. 1 cer, Marvin Baker. Call 643- transmission, 4 tires, excellent Furphey (14), Rick Blanchard HONOLULU--Paul Fujll, 136, man’s defense. Steve Cartier dunked Bulkeley 76-18 yester­ 46ers with the Oakland Raiders team at the bottom of the NFL 0117 condition. Best offer. 649-4478. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY (11) and Len Belanger (10). day afternoon hi Hartford. In Uie San Francisco Bay Area. standings. HUDSON, NJL (AP) — Honolulu, knocked out Manueal | (7) contributed seven poinU tn Rick Morrill, a six foot Steve Faucher . of Penney was Lugo, 13’7V4, Mexico, 3. a losing cause. Bulkeley managed only wins in NFL Commissioner Pete Ro­ Rozelle said the resolution INCOME TAX RETURNS pre­ NOTICE the game’s top point man with (2w aotV^mrd freestyle and the selle had nothing official to say would be sent to Jim Corbett, senior from Pembroke, scor­ pared. Samuel J. Turklngton CASH ed 78 points last night, to Trailers— O? REPUBLICAN College Hoop Headline Grabbers 20. 4O0-yard freestyla Bill Stuek about any between-league coop­ Louisiana State athletic director Jr.. 643-7731. & and Mailc Oakman both had a eration, Including a common who heads an NCAA pro-colle­ snap a state schoolboy rec­ Mobile Homes 6-A CAUCUS Friday the Knights meet South ord he set two weks ago. INCOME TAXES prepared In MECHANIC CARRY Wind.sor to decide the NCC title. Playgrounds Produce Stars first and second for the Indian (baft or merger. giate relations committee. TWO -WHEEL box trailler, Republican electors of the swimmers. The league oivners Tuesday The NCAA has been highly Morrill hit on 28 floor your home or by appointment. Town of Andover are hereby' I Experienced for general I -SKI SALE Minnesota and Vanderbilt Including Friday’s start, there shots and 22 fouls but his Experienced tax work. 24- sturdy condition, steel draw­ notified that there will be a ' I auto repair shop. Custom-1 Summary; set up stiff penaKles for any critical about premature con­ are three games left on the El­ Pembroke Academy team hour service. Call 643-4723. bar, asking $50. 649-6253. caucus at The Andover Elemen- I ary benefits including' a I lington schedule and victory in Like St. Joe’s Matt Guokas 209-yard Medley Relay—Hud­ teams Involved in signing col­ tract signing of college players by both the NBY. and AFL. lost, 111-96 to Alvlme Hl|h«§L tary School on February 23, i I retirement program and| ACCESSORIES Score Important Victories two is a mu.st if it is to qualify son, Scofield, MaLaughlin, Ol- lege players before they are Morrill had a 70 pointnt INCOME TAXES prepared In PARKAS, SWEATERS, Rozelle said his office would Auto Driving School 7-A 1965 at eight o’clock p.m. for j Ibonns plan. Apply In per- for the tournament. schefakl (MO) 1.66.8. 200-yard officially available for the pro fort agnlnat Ooffstown Feb. your home. Call Raymond P. PHILADELPHIA — (NEA)'‘4”Now I'm almost afraid to look freestyto: 1. Oonlon (B) 2.8tuek ranks. keep a sharp eye out for offend­ the purpose of selecting party- |son at Gloves, Mittens, Goggles, 1 In a game hla team also Jewell 643-7481. Evenings (xdl LEARN TO DRIVE — Special endorsed candidates for mu-' STRETCH PANTS Minne.sota and Vanderbilt>'MilIer with 10 second., left won iik ob — In Philadelphia, it starts in at him after a compliment like (M ) 8. Conrad, (IM)t, 2:01.4 Die resolution spelled cut a ers and added: EIU I (64) lost. 649-4866. nicipal offices, to be voted on \ Ear Warmers, Etc. took the headline.s away from the game after 33 points by Tj rr* Pt*. the playgrounds where most that. 1 feel there’s no one any­ i(iMw pool and school record). previously announced NFL plan *T think the colleges win help attenti(m to nervous ana eld­ DON WILLIS Popular Brands at the May 18th, 1965 election,' David.son, Providence, Cornell, Clyde Lee, 24 in the second half, Welz ...... 1 0) 3 kids are shooting jump shots where who knows the game like 80»yard freestyle: 1. Wass- to prevent Incidents such as last us In this matter.” INCOME TAX returns, busi­ erly. Classroom for teen-agera Thurs., Fri., Sat,, Mon. Only St. Joseph’s and Connecticut in pulled the Commodores from Belanger ...... 3 4 10 five minutes after Uiey pick up him.” Pickup service. Day or eve­ and to transact such other bust- | Furpliev ...... 5 4 14 ' mer (IM); 2. Aleocandsr ( I f ) ; 8. ness and Individual, prepared GARAGE OFF college ba.skelball Tuesday behind. Miller finished with 30 a basketball for the first time. This feeling about Ramsay by full-time income tax auifi ning lessons. Reasonable rates. ness as may properly come be- i 18 MAIN STREET Zabtlaii.sky ...... 6 7 13 Tragukes (B); t, 24R. Manchester Driving Academy, fore said caucus. - I night. points to help eliminate Ken­ Noi-wraxi ...... i 2 4 The execptlons are few, but can be found in any St. Joseph's 100-yard Individual Medley: eountant. New laws 'effecting MANCHESTER OFF REG. tucky, last year's champ, from Kmery ...... 0 4 4 Matt, Guokas Jr. was one of player, but with Guokas It may retirement income. Raymond 742-7249. Clarence W. Custer Minnesota whipped Wiscon.sin Blancnard ...... 3 5 11 1. Oakman (M ); 2. O r f it ^ Town Chairman I REG. PRICES 101-91 on the road to keep alive the SEC race. themt be a little stronger. KM); 8. Kusy (B ); t 2:63.8. Olrard. Can collect 875-7362. the Gophers’ hopes for their Fred Hetzel’s 33 points Total* f9 38 64 "When I was younger,” the His father, Matt Sr., was oo- Diving: 1. 'Dirkington (M); Motorcycles— Bicydes 11 PRICES % sparked the fifth-ranked David­ Penney (S4) 6-5 St. Joseph’s College sopho­ captaln of St. Joseph’s famed INCOME TAX Service — com­ fir.st Big Ten title in 28 years. 25 2. Qogne (B ); 3. Belcher (M ); puter performance now availa­ Vanderbilt, playing at home, .son Wildcats over Wofford. Jlm‘ B. F. Pt*. more said, "I used to play with Mighty Mites back in the 1030s 1965 HARLEY-DAVIDSON with % Jackowsid ...... 3 0 6 Winners Points, 107.86. ble tor your tax returns. Call Benedict and Jim Walker each 50 edged Kentucky 91-90 to tie Ten­ Faucher ...... 3 4 30 the older guys at the play­ and later played with the Phila­ 100*yard butterfly: 1. Mo- electric starter on display. tos.sed in 20 points to pace third- 286-2211. POLES. BINDINGS. nessee for the lead in the South- Brink ...... 0 0 0 ground. delphia Warriors in the ea^y LaugUln (M); 2. Wlik (M ); 8. XLCH mixlel, all colors. Ex­ AFTER SKI BOOTS ea.stern Conference. ranked ' Providence over Rhode Blanrhke ...... 7 0 14 "Bruce Dryadale (ex-Temple NBA days before his career was pert service, parts. Harley-Da- Island. Tom Duff's 20 points led Mlacia ...... 3 3 6 None t, 1:07.9. BJLBCmOLUX OWNERS—Free Men’s Women’s • Davidson beat Wofford 117-72 smi ...... 0 0 0 guard), Pickles Kenpedy (Tem­ ended by an automobile acci­ ’ 100-yard fmsstyto: 1. Stouk pickup and delivery. Prompt vldson Sales, 49 Park Street, the fourth-ranked St. Joseph’s ple All-America) and Fred dent. C A R R A C K S for its 21st straight. Providence Hurhala ...... 8 0 6 (M ); 2. Bpenoer (M ); 8. Parkyn service on your Electrolux (r) Hartford. 247-9774. Hawks In their rout of Bucknell. VIbbert* ...... 0 0 0 Schmidt (Duke) used to play The elder Ooukas is a sports- downed Rhode Island 88-72 for 3 ( 8 ) ; t 66.1. cleaners. Also featuring rug , The other teams in the AP llren ...... 1 0 there. caster for a Philadelphia radio OLDSMOBILE OFF its 19th straight, Cornell made it 100-yard backstroke: 1. Hud­ washer. Call Electrolux au­ Top Ten, Michigan, UCLA, Total* 34 54 “ When I played, I just didn’t and television station which car­ Business Service* REG. OFF 14 in a row by defeating Colum­ Duke, Indiana, Tennessee and son (M ); 2. Brlndantour (M ): 8. thorized sales and service. Call bia 89-90, St. Joseph’s Hawks shoot that much. I would watch ries the St. Joseph's broadcasts, 649-0843, 236-4251. Please ask Offered 13 REG. Wichita, did npt play. Drysdale and Kennedy, and I and it is a tricky situation be­ Kusy (B ); t, l.OSA. HAS GOT THE TIGER'S NUMRER PRICES won their 12th straight by clout­ Sophomore Wes Bialosuknla 100-yard breaststroke: 1. Mb- for Augustine KomlenskL PRICES ing Bucknell 94-,57 and Connec­ School Matmen saw how unselfish they were. It cause his son has been so out­ YOU ARB A-1! Truck is A-1! % flipped in 87 points to lead Con­ made an impression.” standing. Bitosh (M ); 2. Sixrfleld (M ); Cellars, attics, trash, small 20 ticut won its 10th straight by 8. Oagns (B ); t, 1:14.6. Peraonafli necticut over Boston U. while trucking done A-1 rl^ t! Can tripping Boston U. 89-78. David­ And now, Guokas, In hts first "Ooukas is the best aJl-round SEE THE 10 Steve Cram stuffed In 32. points, In CIAC Event year of varsity cwnpetltion, Hs 200-ynrd freestyle Relay: 1. 643-2928, Tremano TOlickingk % son, Providence and Connecti­ player I’ve seen In my time as a STATE LICENSED rest home Manoluster (flpenoer, Olschef- 22 in the second half, to pace the main reasoii St, Joheph’s Big Five coach (10 yeats),’’ said Service. SKIS - BOOTS cut won at home, St. Joseph’s Cornell over Columbia. skls, Aleeumder, Belohsr); t, oeotrany located, reasonable CHILDREN'S DOUBLE BOOTS and Cornell on the. road. Well represented will be has stayed in the nation's top Penn s Jack McCloskey. rates, friendly atmosphere. First place Texas Tech turned 10 all season. '1 .^ .0 . LAND CLEARING, tree i Excffit HEADS Lou Hudson’s 34 points paced Manchester High tonight In the Another Fan TeL 875-1911. moval, and chain saw , work. Reg. $19.95. back its latest challenger in the Key to Club Dolph Schayes is another Guo­ 400-yard freestyle: 1. Conlon or HARTS 20% the Minnesota Gophers, ninth- Southwest Conference, Texas, quarterfinals of the Northern (B ); 2. Oakman (M); 8. Kra- A. Michaud, 742-8096. OFF One Lot Only I *10.00 ranked in this week’s Associat­ Section CIAC Wreeth'ng Tour­ "He's the key,” said Dr. Jack kas fan. “I have ^ever seen a RIDE WANTEID from Lilac by 87-73 behind Dub Malaise's Ramsay, St. Joseph’s coach. college player who can pass Vlts (M ); t, 4R9.0. Street, off Center Street, to ed Press poll. It was the sixth 30 points at Lubbock. Dave Bing nament at Penney High In straight for the Gophers and "Everything revolves around "“ ch precision,” the coalh Pratt A Whitney, E. Hartford, scored 46 points to spark Syra­ Bast Hartford banning at him. He’s a tremendous play- hours 8-4:45. Call 643-0459. THESE DISCOUNTS THURS.. FRI.. SAT.. MON. ONLY! upped their Big Ten record to cuse to a 93-90 three overtime *“Ji°"** Philadelphia 7-1, one game behind, the coun­ 6:30. Representing the Red and maker. He's strong on defense Baseball Umpires victory over O o lite at Hamil­ White is Bob Higuera in the and his play on the fast break ■w n<2!" 'P' NOW IN s t Ocik-^ im m e d ia t e d e u v b r y try’s top-ranked Michigan Wol­ ton, N.Y., and Ulinoia crushed AutomobDes For Sale 4 108-(poimd <40M, Mike Johnson is rtally great Mechanically, Meet Tom orrow O p M Thursday 1 TBtRIFIC BUYS ON ODD LOT SIZES verines. Minnesota’s two games Ohio State 96-72 behind Don WANTED with Michigan on Feb. 28 and in the 183-pound doM,. Rich there are very few things be . Biib b sU dsuMO Is sUU about NEED CART Tour credit turn­ CRid Friday till 9 P.M. | BOOTS ~ AFTER SKI BOOTS — ETC. BYeeman’a 93 points at Cham­ Totten In the 138-pound ctaee, doeen’t do well.” ed down? Short oa down pay- March 6 may well decide the paign. • 9wo««oiiths awKtyJn these psrts Corky McHugh m the 164 nentT Bankrupt? Repoiisea SUPERVISOR MANCHESTER Big Ten crown, an.honor Min­ Rick Barry, the nation’s lead­ There are all types of honors but ths Msttdiest^CIwpter of nesota hasn’t won since 1937. pound dose, Ray Lewis In the one can receive ftor playing bas­ been near 60. ^ •kaT Don’t da^alrl See Hon- ing scorer, was held to 19 points ,»Approved Baseball ivUl eat Douglas. Iniulre about loW' with mechanical back­ Vanderbilt, knocked out of the as his Miami, Fla., Hurricanes 180-pound close and John d o r - ketball, but as far as Chiokas Assists end steels s m his fa- mert to dlaousB the coming ground. Must have ex­ AP Top Ten by losing to Ten­ d a wreatling unlimited. a forward-guard is concerned, vortte statistics, though. He ost down, smallest payments OLDSMOBILE S defeated Stetton 94-84. ounpuign on Thursday night at perience O B assembly nessee ‘last Saturday, came Raramy’s praise was the ulti­ aiqrwbere. No smaU loan or II- Higuera U oonsldered a top lea ^ ^ e team In both, and set 7 o'olook at tho West Side Rec. nancs company plan. Douglas line-type production. “ SelUag and Servicing New OMsmobOss SPORT MART from 14 points back to beat Ken­ contender In the single dim- mate. a Quaker City ToumamOTtsS. Men taiterestod in becoming tucky and tie Tennessee lor the Former cutflelder Hank "For him to say that well ord 1^ Christmas ICotors, 888 Main. for avar 80 Teais^ - I 7 PARK STREET inotion tounuunent. His record •Moibeni Of the otaspter may ROCKVILLE TEL. 8754100 SEC lead. Sauer scouts for the San Fran- . . . Z waa pretty proud,’’ 1m SiMMi IMR m to going into tonight's moAoh is one gams og»ti|st fooM ot Dart Yost, sscrstsry, at 1957 CHEVROLET Btattcn W v W ort OwtMr a t * Harttord m t . Two free Unows by JbrMddiu( loin BMMM. WHttan e o m m ^ gon, Aoassengar, 5 ,ROX U, H R A ID SA8-1M1 SAS4MU IlMa 'af osndiaKtsa « n bs glv- ia the tntemational Ski Jikmitiiif Meeting of UMSwiDiSkiFDdDntioiiwliWDU* aatemaf W M at rnmitlv" MPobat PanK UUnnaijdDaaoutimtDe him not to eit-Ton. PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1965 PAGE TWENTY-THREl'i Apartments—Flats— bYimlshefl Apammmts Help Wanted— female 35 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN Business Property Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses. For Sale 72 used for camping equipment I Tenementa MANCHBSrm — For Sale 70 South Windsor and possibly a jamboree schol­ APPLICA’nONS BEING taken apsulment at Oak Lotee, pri­ LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — CJolo- MANCHESTER — Bolton — An- MANCHESTER — 4 family, ex­ arship for the troop. Syria E xp els - for cashler-aales work in varie­ t h r e e r o o m s , first flow, ^ vate entrimto, P w W ^ . M MANCHESTER — Indi,etrial nlal, 6 large rooms, breeze­ saldi acres. Now under con­ cellent condition throughout, W mem grikidstone was a struggling I t toor qrindv foriN tears to hit pUsmces, garage, $100. J. D. The troop was organized In CLASSIFIED ty store. Must be available one minutes to end eommerdal ’propertlee way, 2-car garage, wooded lot struction 6-room Ranches, 7- convenient location, Julian December and will hold a par­ WAGE slave all KE COULD APPORD' IT eiG f UT HIT rr HE DIO I SO Realty Oo., 648-8129. ______No pets. 1126. 648-9171. Annual Fashion Show Set U.S. Envoy evening and Saturday, 20-30 available for investment or 144 baths, excellent condition, rodm Raised Ranch, 7-room Realty, 649-9190. ents night in the near future for hours per week, hours not suit­ building. Bel Air Real Estate, to a beautiful neighborhood, TO BAT W A S -» ^ VIHATS HIS DIET HOW ^ DUPLEX, 6 rooms, convenient Colonials, approximately one the preaenta.tion of advance­ able for students. Apply to Mr. ANDOVER, Route 6 — 2 rtxan 643-9832. $26,400. Philbrick Agency, 649- OUR NEW HOME It almost location, available March L au­ furnished apertment tor r e ^ acre lota, trees, tile bath, Feb. 27 by Women’s Club ment awards. For Spying Edelson at Fairway Stores, 705 VOUWB OOT A MMJT OP AH' 8464. T garage, fireplace, hot water oil ready, so we are selling our ADVERTISING E. Middle ’Tpke., next to Pop­ tomatic furnace, $100. 648-6818. heat, hot water, etove) r a n g - present house at 41 Hartland Church Kindergarten ULCER.' X'M PUTTIMG VOU OH emtor. 742-7278. ______Rouses For Sale 72 MANCHES’TER — 8 room Colo­ heat, excellent location. Plans to again offer a Chris­ ular Market. No phone calls THREE ROOM Apartment, first Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. Road. Here is a lovely Cape (Confinned from Pag* On*) C L A S S I^ D ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS please. A PIET OP BANANAS, I nial, 4 - bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, with many choice features. '■ProfUes of Spring’ ’ will b etter Brown and Mrs. Mary Klt- tian kindergarten at Our Savior MILK AND TOAST! floor, heat, gas, electricity, Lo­ n e w l is t in g — Manchester. large family room, porch, 2- the theme this year of the South tell. Lutheran (jhuroh are now being 8 AJU. to 5 PJkL cust Street. 648-8921. 7 room Colonial, garage, hot Eight rooms, interior immacu­ Al Baath gave this account of B oslnssi car garage, combination win­ late, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 full Windsor Women’s Club annual The Evergreen Wood Chap­ made for the 1965-66 school year. water oil heat, 2 fireplaces, the alleged spy case: THREE ROOMS and tile bath, For Rent M dows, treed lot. excellent loca­ ASSUME MORTGAGE baths, family room, plus den. fa.shion show. ter will hold a card party Sat­ There are .still Openings for buik-lnB, tile baUi, large fam­ urday, Feb. 27, at 8 p.m.. at Authorities got word of thh COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. heat and hot water, stove w d tion, bullt-ins, tile bath. C3iarles wall-to-wall gold carpeting In The event will take place on tho.se interested. t h r e e ROOM office or busi­ ily room, patio, outside bar­ ring about six months ago when refrigerator, 15H School St., Lesperance, 649-7620. living room and dining room, Saturday, Feb. 27 from 1 to 4 the Pleasant Valley Club House. Regi.slratinn is open to any MONDAX n m rRIDAX 10:S0 A.M.—SATURDAY 9 A M . General ness, ground floor, 470 YCato becue, dty utilities, combina­ 3-bedroom Ranch, alumi­ Prizes will be awarded and re­ one of its members got in touch fireplace, dishwasher, disposal, p.m. at the Statler Hilton Ball­ child in the community who will across from Rec. Street, plenty of parking. 649- tion windows, treed lot, excel­ MANCHESTER VICINITY — num storms end screens, freshments served. Hostesses with a Syrian army officer and wall to wall carpeting, cor­ aluminum awning over patio. room In Hartford. A dessert be five years old by Dec. 31, FIVE ROOM apartment, sec­ 6229, 9-6. lent oondlUon. Owner trans­ brand new 544 room Ranch, card party will also be featured. will be Mr. and Mrs. O aig 1965, Monthly tuition rates will offered him money to collect TOUR COOPERATION WILL n i A l 1 ner lot, full cellar with 2-car garage, aluminum storms ’’important military information Manufacturing ond floor, edulU preferred. Call ferred. Priced for quick sale. treed lot, walk-out basement, Entertainment will be pro­ Rains. be $14 which includes the cost BE APPRECIATED l/IM li 1 I f o r • LEABB-BxoaUeat toes- washer and dryer hook­ and screens, closets galore, and Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. large kitchen and dining area, vided by the “ Harmony Bells,’’ Easter Seal Panel Named of milk. touching on the army’s securi­ 643-7556. ticn tor dootar*e ottoe or ups, minimum down at many interesting features. You ty.” 3 bedrooms, oil hot water heat, $15,900. a choral group from Wethers­ Members of the Abe E. Mil­ AppHcatlon forms and addi­ Office Clerk THREE ROOMS with bath, beauty perior. 418 Itoln Mraet CONCORD RD. — Beautiful excellent value at $16,200. Wol­ must come in to see the true Two million dollars was of­ beauty of this home, as the field Junior Woman’s Club. ler American Legion Auxiliary tional information may be ob­ ContIniMd From Praetding Poga stove, refrigerator, heat and Completely reoomted end am* ranch, large living room, for­ verton Agency, Realtors, 849- Easter Seal Ck>mmlttee were tained by calling Mrs. Richard fered for information. ^ p a n d i « . J. D. RaaMar. MS- outside is very deceiving. Near The fashion show is the club’s High school commercial electricity included, garage mal dining room, cabinet 2813. largest fund raising affair of the named today by Mrs. Ruth Sievers, 52 Woodland Dr. Regis­ Snowdon paid the officer Waddell School and shopping about $9,(X)0 in advance, th* Bnsineas Opportunity 28 Help Wanted— Female 35 course or business school available, quiet location on 6 1 2 9 . ______kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ year. All proceeds from the af­ Stewart, general chairman for tration closes March 1. graduate, type accurately tion room, landscaped yard, MANCHESTER — ’Two-family, ]. D. REALTY area. Reduced to $19,300. Call paper said. The army officer West Side, recently painted. FOR LEASE — Office or oom- owner at 849-4436 for appoint­ fair will go to two of the club’s the 32nd annual campaign for Marionette Shoiv Set rO R LEASE — March 1st. Fully BABYSITTER, 4 days a week, and rapidly, shorthand de­ Ready for occupancy for the Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. 4-4 duplex, 2 heating sy.stems, 643-6129 643-8779 funds sponsored by the Con­ tipped Syrian authorities. prefer my home. Telephone merclal space In 643-5953. ment. community projects: The men­ Mrs. Graciette Du.szny, 426 e4 ROOM Unfurnished Ranch. from Manchester. Ranches, beautifully matched, 1'^ bath.s, wood, publicity; Mrs. Russell W. adults only. 649-0769. Stove, refrigerator, knotty pine Cape Cods, Raised Agency, 649-8464. The Easter Seal Society Mi-s. Duszny is originally from authorities of their conversa­ noiw for beginners tailoring, for qualified trainees Corner of Mill and Oakland Sts. rtf NEW LIS’TING- 7 room Ranch, wall to wall carpeting, city wa­ See and Mrs. (Jeorge M. Perry, Brazil, where she completed her day and evening classes. Start Salesmen Wanted 36-.A Household Goods 51 Apartments— Flats— walls, fireplace, J-car garMfe, Ranches. $14,500 to $17,000. .serves patients with a wide tions, they broke do'wn and to learn sewing. T ir'B E ROOM apartment, 2'4 bath.s, 2-car garage. 2 fire­ MANCHES’TER — Good multi­ ter and sewerage, charming program; Mrs. Thomas Mon- range of diseases and disabili­ schooling. She make.s her own made a full confe.ssion. now, For information call 649- Manchester, Conn. ^ Tenements 63 adults. 643-2880. range. One acre wooded tastefully decorated home. A sees, door prizes, and Mrs. B. EVERYTHING in sterUized re­ heat, hot water, refrigerator, lota. places, 2-zone heat. Lovely wal­ ple dwelling. A three family marionettes. She has presented "They were committed to S817. Apply SALES plca.sure to see, $19,900. — Carlton Forbes, table prizes. ties rather than a .single diag­ conditioned used furniture ana THREE AND FOtHl room stove, garage. Adults. 643-7222. nut paneled living room, attrac­ (3-3-5) with one vacancy. Cen­ nostic condition. her program locally at church­ trial before a Syrian court An equal opportunity employer. PERSONALITY? appliances, high quality—low Snbnrban Pen’ Rent 66 tive entrance foyer, formal din­ tral heat Owner anxious. T. J. Young 7 'i room Cape, 4 or 5 Tickets may be purchased es, the Avery St. School and the which will issue its penalty for EXCLUSIVE AT apartments, . including heat, RRAND NEW spacious 4 room bedrooms, 2 fireplace.s, 2 full from any club member or by Last year, 3.391 children and M .TX 8CHOOLB MANCHESTER MODES, Recognized leader in the resi­ prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 hot water, and gas for cook­ ing room, 3 bedrooms, com­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. American Legion, and at the their treason.” apartment, first floor, cellar, U & R REALTY CO. INC. baths, rec room, aluminum contacting Mrs. John T. O'Bri- adults in Connecticut were INC. dential real estate sales field of­ South Street, Rockville. 876- ing. Electric refrigerator and ROCKVILLE—3% room apart­ mercial cooling fan, disappear­ Newington Hospital for Crippled American sources said they THE ONLY fers to the man with ambition, 2174. Open 9-a. large yard. In quiet residential ment, etove, refrigerator, ing attic stairs, heated, beau­ MANCHESTER — 7>/4 room combina.tinn.s, city facilities. ant. They will al.so be available helped to overcome handicaps Children. Pine 3 t Manchester stove furnished. Call 649-7834 neighborhood. Onlv $115 month­ R. D. MURDOCK ranch, 4 bedrooms, dining through rehabilitation facilities knew of no American* being and outstanding, creative sales or 649-5779, between 5-7 p.m. heat, $90 monthly. Adults tifully flnislied family room This home is Immaculate and at the door. The program is apon.sored by arrested. KITCHEN SET, modem, gray ly. 649-1637, 646-0104. only. 649-4824, 875-1166. room, 2 baths, 2-zone heat, ga­ full of charm, $22,900. Lucille Those wi.shing to play cards provided by Easter Seal funds, IBM-Keypunch WANTED — habysitter, days, BABYSITTER EVENINGS, two opportunity. 643-2696 643-6472 with fireplace, tremendous the Sisterhood of Temple Beth If you have a proven Sales Per­ and black, 4 chairs, excellent FLOWER S’TREErr — 4 room closet apace. Plastered walls. rage, only $18,500. Hutchins Lyon Agency, 640-2659, 875- at the show are asked to bring according to Mrs. Stewart. Hillel. Oo - ehalrrnen are Mrs. vicinity McKee Street. Call 649 children. Call 649-0302. condition, $35. Call after 4:30 FIVE ROOMS, second floor, BOLTON CENTER Apartments, Agency, Realtors, 646-0103. 2562. their owTi cards. School in Hartford author­ 4087 after 6. sonality and the desire to grow- duplex, oil burner, automatic north end, a'vallable Immedi­ Three years young. Lovely Spaghetti Supper Slated Leonard Green and Mrs. Ber­ Many Lack Schooling with a young, dynamic company, 528-7919. hot water heater, adults, $80. Corner Brandy St. and Boiton treed lot on high elevation Board Okays Hiring The Ladies Guild of St. Mar­ tram Kahn. ize to TRAIN by the ’TYPIST and general office work ately, $75 per month. Call 527- Center Rd., new 8 rooms, heat, RAISED RANCH — new home. same method used by the WOMAN—bookkeeper for build­ in Purchasing Department of investigate today! Call between 6-7, 643-7379. 8493. MANCHES’TER — Ebcecutlve gives healthf\il country at- All 7 rooms must be seen, $23,- The board of education last garet Mary’s Church will spon­ There will be an admission BARROWS & WALLACE class­ hot water, stove, refrigerator, mo.splicre in Manchester. Bel- charge. ATLANTA—In the United er in No. Coventry area. Must large electronic company in GAS STOVE, Tappan, gcx>d con­ 8125. 649-8266. 643-4812. neighborhood, lovely 7 room 900. J. D. Realty, 643-6129, 643- Lots For sale 73 night approved the hiring of sor a .spaghetti supper Feb. 25 States there are more than 23,- IBM CORP. be able to type and mtist have room and field training will pte- FOUR R(X)M tenement , 76 FOUR ROOM apartment, appli­ fiore Agency, 643-6121. three staff members in the Service News Willimantic, Conn. Good sal­ dition, 649-4864. Wells Street. Available Febru­ Colonial, manunoth living' 8779. from 5:30 to 7 p.m. There will 000,000 people 18 and older Also Training In own car. Hours can be ar­ ary, working conditions, and pare you to become a high ances, heat and hot water, air COVENTRY LAKE — 4V4 room room, modern kitchen with BUILDING LOT on Route 140 school system. be continuous serving. The Airman 2.C. Roger R. Ander­ ranged for little less than full­ earner in this fascinating pro­ ary 1st, $75. 649-6229, 9-6. conditioning, and parking, $136. NEW LISTING — 6 room older 6-6 A 8, 25-27 STONE STREET. son, son of Mr. and Mrs. An­ who have completed le.ss than PBX-SWrrCHBOARD all benefits. Call collect at 423- MAHOGANY BEDROOM set, Ranch, gas stove, flrepJacs, built-lna, 2-car garage. Sacri­ in Ellington, 1 3-10 acres, cash The board okayed the hiring menu includes ., home one block from Main New cabinet kitchens, floors, of an intern teacher who will drew W. Anderson of 871 El­ Learn on live boeuds sectional sofa, mahogany cof­ VERY NICE four rooms, first lake privileges, one child, 885- Street. 3-car garage gives In­ or terms. Oall 876-7456. meat sauce, tossed salad with them are 8,000,000 aged 2S qualifications to Manchester Prior experience in real estate fee table. Ciall 643-1292. monthly. 643-1686 evenlnga. 643-4803. completely redecorated, two be an administrative assistant lington Rd., has completed a floor, heat, hot water, tile bath, THREE ROOM apertment, third come pos.sibilities. Priced for Italian dressing, rolls and but­ and over who have completed TWX-TELETYPE P.O. Box 732. Help WanteO— Hale 36 not necessary. Sales or adminis­ garage, $106. Inquire 168 Maple fumacee, one brand new, alu­ to the junior high school prin­ ter, ice cream and beverages. special U.S. Air Force course trative backg;round preferred. SEVEN PIECE centemporary floor, newly decorated, 97 Wells COVENTRY — Four rooms, ap­ SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 fa.st sale. Belfiore Agency, 648- minum storm windows and for communications technicians less than five years of school. RECEPTIONIST­ St. Tel. 649-1632. 5121. cipal: a p.sychological examiner Mrs. George Dawson and GENERAL WORK and delivery. Contact Mr. Kelly at 278-1800. living room set Includes 3-piece St., 649-3120. pliances, $115. monthly. J. D. bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. doors, one block from Assump­ Suburban For Sale 75 of the lower grades, and a at Goodfellow AFB, Texas. He Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor. Mrs. C.T.R. lacaboni are co- TYPING Apply In person before 9 p.m., All replies confidentiEil. sectional, beige; black, danish, DELIGHTFUL 2 BEDROOM Realty, 643-5129, 643-8779. tion Church, schools, shopping guidance counselor for the mid­ Is being assigned to a U.S. Air modem swivel rocker with otto­ 4',4 ROOM GARDE37 apartment. 643-5953. NEW LIS’TING — compact brick BOLTON — Cute 4^ room chairmen. Tickets may be ob­ CASHIER-CHECKERS TYPIST-CLERICAL Krause Florist, 621 Hartford garden apartment, heat, hot Ranch, central location near and bus. Reduced $22,700. El­ dle grades (Grade 7 and 8). Force support unit at Chick- man; green swivel bucket 2 bedrooms, heat, hot water, ROCKVILLE — 3 room apart­ ranch, paneled kitchen, large tained from Mrs. Richard Du­ sands RAF Station, England. Road. BARROWS & WALLACE water, range, refrigerator, .schools, shopping, transporta­ kin A AnnulU, 640-4436 or 649- The school board gave its ap­ D a y and Evening Classes chair; kidney shaped coffee stove, refrigerator and park­ ment, stove, refrigerator, heat MANCHESTER — New 7 room 6544. bedrooms, wooded, fenced lot, val, Pine Tree La. Mrs. Howard He is a graduate of Ell.sworth 17 Connecticut Offices parking. Ideally located. $120 raised ranch, 3-car garage, tion. Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. proval to have the two high Ftae Nationwide Placement MANAGEMENT TRAINEE — 1 Constitution Plaza table; all in excellent condition. monthly. 643-0973, 643-7796. ing, $120 per month. Office 15 and electric Included, excellent aluminum storms, only $11,- Lyman is chairman of the hos- Memorial High School and at­ Hew Classes Now Forming Foaltioa available, local In­ Forest Street. 643-0000 or 646' condition, $100. Rowe A Rowe built-ins. IVI bathe, 44 acre lot, WEST SIDE — Excellent 8 700. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. school guidance counselors each te.s.ses and Mrs. Stephen Phillip surance company, pleasant Major oil company is inter­ Hartford 278-1800 Call after 5 , 643-0678. be available to students for two tended the University of Con­ SECOND viewing for service station at­ HOSPITAL AREA — Deluxe 0090. Realty, 875-3167. tremendous value. Hayes Agen­ room Garrison Colonial, fire­ is chairman of the food. necticut. working oondltkms, com­ cy. 648-4808. SOUTH WINDSOR^^Modern weeks during the summer. CaH— W rite—Vtelt tendant, excellent working con­ BEDROOM SET suitable for 5^4 room apartment, bullt-ins, place, dining room, cabinet Anyone with high chairs Airman 3.C. Raymond Rich­ petitive salary, merit in­ ■cottage: wicker porch furni­ dinette, appliances, tiled bath, BIRCH STREE7T, near Main, 4 LIKE EXTRAS? kitchen, 1% baths, oversized 3-bedroom Ranch, 2 fireplaces, The board last night also MORTGAGES creases, excellent fringe ditions, salary plus commis­ rooms, .second floor, heated, MANCHESTER — New 8 room available la asked to contact ard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Romeo sions. Apply at 555 W. Middle Help Wanted— ture. 643-4658. yard, garage, basement, $125 BnsinesB Propertj garage. Hayes Agency, 643- family room, garage, non­ gave its okay for funds for: benefits, 8:15-4:15, five now available. 640-4498. Garrison Colonial. 12x24 living Mrs. Dawson, Pine Tree La. J. Richard of 72 Graham Rd. 525-9317 Tpke. See J. C. Nally, Manag­ Male or Female 37 monthly. Hayes Agency, 643- 4803. development area. Bel Air A school enumeration nexi Will Purchaae days wertcly. Evening in­ For Sale 70 room, family room, built-in Here's a few — Garage, Real Estate. 643-9332. There Ls also a family ticket has graduated with honors afiioola from ooast to coast er. 4803. year; curriculum development: from the training course for terviews possible by ap­ SIX ROOM duplex centrally lo­ kitchen, master bedroom with fireplace, built-in vacuum BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room plan available. Existing Second Wanted—To Buy 58 BUSINESS ZONE HI — Bight superintendent’s office supplies; U.S. Air Force admtni.stmtive • M.T.I. SCHOOLS pointment. Call Mrs. Lubas, EXPERIENCED Short - order cated, nice yard, hot water dressing room, low twenties sy.steni, aluminum storm.s Cape, birch cabineted kitchen VERNON—Immaculate 5 room recruitment of teachers, and an Movie Planned Mortgages At A 643-1124, 643-1125. WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ heat, grown children accepted rooms with two offices, sep­ Heyes Agency, 648-4808. Ranch, on 100x190 lot, 3 gen­ specialists at Amarillo AFB, ■>50 Main St., Suite 804, cook, apply in person. CarvUle PARTr'HME CASHIERS FOUR ROOM tenement, $60, arate entrance, suitable for and .screen.s, ne^vly painted with dishwasher, di.sposal audit The Junior Red Cross of tique and used furniture, china, no pets. Call 649-9732 after 6 erous bedrooms, family sized South Windsor High School will Texas. Discount. r a n door to T r a v e r s Ins. Restaurant, Route 15, Exit 106, 132 Blssell St. 649-6229, 9-6. business or professional use. MANCHESTER — Like new Interior, Venetian blinds, Paneled rec, room, garage, Board memtoers also voted to glass, silver, picture frames p.m. private yard. Hayes Agency, kitchen, 19’ paneled living sponsor a showing of the movie, Richard, a graduate of South" «. Hartford Union, Conn. Philbrick Agency, 649-8466. 6H room ranch, 22 foot living very low heat cost, fine pay $200 membership dues to Wind.sor High School, is being Apply In Person arid old coins, old doUs and MANCHESTER — Beautiful residential area — all a 643-4803. room, oil hot water heat, alu­ “Bell, Book and Candle” Feb. Immediate Cash guns, hobby col'ectlons, attic new 2 family homes, 4< room MANCHESTER — 3 room apart room, 144 baths, beautifully minum storms and screens, both the Connecticut Associa­ reassigned to Seymour Johnson (XER K TYPIST, fulhtim*, for MAIN S’TREET site, nesu: Cen­ part of this 6 room Cape, tion of Boards of Education 26 at 8 p.m. at the high school. busy office. Permanent posi­ contents or whole estates. Fur­ flats and duplexes, stove, re­ ment, heat, hot water, artove, finished family room, large COLONIAL—1 1 rooms. 3H built 1959, $15,900. Wolverton AFB, N. C. MEATOWN ter, with building ^ 6,500 sq. wooded lot. Hayee Agency, $17,400. (OAlBE) and the Connecticut The public is invited. There will Anthony M. Rinaldi Jr., son State Amount, !^ lp Wanted— ^Female 36 tion. Experienced. Varied du­ niture Repair Service TaJeott- frigerator, extras. Bus, shop­ refrigerator, adults, $W. 643- baths, living room 30x16, Agency, Realtors. 649-2813. be an admission charge. PART-TIME MAN 0310. ft .. Many potentials. Will fi­ 643-4803. School Development Coimcil of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. ties. Responsible person need­ vllle. Conn. Tel. 643-7449. ping nearby. Hayes Agency, nance. Owner 649-5229, 9-5. stone fireplace, 6- acres of Scouts to Collect Paper Interest Rate, WlmUCSS WANTED, mom- ed for Inventory control. Com­ 121514 Silver Lane 643-4803. land, outbuildings, $31,500. VERNON — Choice area. Spa­ (OSaXJ). Rinaldi Sr., 75 Lewis Dr., has WANTED — 1965 Double Die SEX30ND FLOOR. 4 rooms MANCHESTER — 150 x 200, cious 5'^ room ranch, large Boy Scout Troop 186, spon­ tota. 7-11 a-m., Monday pany benefits. Call Norman’s, For Counter Work MANCHESTER — Six - room Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. Radio Show Guest enlisted in the Marine Corps Term, Wtmgta Saturday. CaH Rock- East Hartford Lincoln cents — paying $140 ’THREE ROOMS for rent, $70 closed porch, garage. Includes large trees, clean 6 room Colo­ ]. D. REALTY li'vlng room, fireplace, panel­ Mrs. B. Carlton Fortoea will sored by the Avery St. I^ A , and left for 12 weeks of train­ Mr. Kaufmsin, 646-0114. Good FV>r Retired Man apartment, two stores and nial, double garage, only $16. ing, 2 baths, jalousied porch, will hold a wastepaper drive sale 875-9554. XF or better. Buying all coins. monthly. Inquire 32 Church appliances, hot water, heat, commercial building all in one WASHINGTON ST. Nice 8 room be guest on the ‘‘Dick and ing at the Marine Corps Re­ Type Of Property THOUSANDS OF WOMEN DO Apply In Person 643-6296. Street anytime. and electricity, $120 per month. 000. Hutchlne Agency. 646- 643-5129 643-8779 Colonial, fireplace, new heat­ garage. Hayes Agency, 643- Ann” radio show next Tues­ Feb. 27 as the troop’s first com­ cruit Depot, Parris I.sland, S, C. package. High traffic count. 0103. 4803. munity fund raising project. r r — Why not you. Get my 640-6013 or 644-1607. A wise Investment for only ing system, new bath, ideal lo­ day on behalf of the South Rinaldi attended South Wind­ Situations Wanted— WANTED—baby carriage which ATTRACTIVE, newly decorat­ cation, immediate occupancy. Windsor Woman’s Club. The All residents who live on or sor High School. famous catalog free. Help your ed, 4-room apartment,' second $26,000. Hayes Agency. 643- NEW 2 FAMILY, 5-4, under VERNON — 3 new homes on friends shop ek home and earn Female 38 converts into car-bed, good THREE ROOMS. Center Street. Sensibly priced at $18,000. T. J show is broadcast over WINF east of Foster St. are request­ Square Dancers Meet s. c. c. MEATOWN 4803. construction, two heating sys­ condition, reasonable. 843-7791. floor, electric range and re­ Manchester, heat, hot water NEW LIS’nNG — 4 bedroom Crockett, Realtor. 643-1677, or Phoenix Street. 5V4 rooms, from 11:15 to 11:55 e.m. ed to save newspapers for col­ The South Windsor Square up to $100 in top brand mer­ tems, large lot, central locS' full walk-out basement, large 875 Main St. PRACmCAL NURSE desires frigerator furnished, steam stove and refrigerator, $70 CORNER LOT on busy Route Cape on outskirts. Plastered Jim Brogan, 649-4342. Chapter Meeting Set lection, Papers may also be de­ Dance Chib will meet tonight ^KEYPUNCH chandise. Write Alice Williams, 12151/2 Silver Lane WANTED — tent-type camping heat, opposite Center Park, tlon. Call Builder, Leon Cles- walls, aluminum storms, wooded lots, convenient to Popular Chib, Dept. L802, Lyn- work. Local, reliable refer­ Call Newington 666-9868. 5, East Windsor, adjoining en­ synskl, 649-4291. Evergreen Wood Chapter livered to a collection trailer to at the Wapping Community P.O. Box 807 trailer, camping stove and lan­ close to buses, shopping, screens, doors. School bus at MANCHESTER — new Ustlng. Manchester and Vemoh shop­ be located on the east side of brook, N.Y. East Hartford ences. Call 649-8465. tern. 643-2095. trance to new golf course. Order of the EJastern Star will House. churches, no pets. Adults pre­ FOUR ROOM duplex, Bunce comer, pountry atmosphere, One 6 and twn 3 room apart­ ping centers. Price $15,200. the First National Store, Ver­ Tel. 643-5440 i)PE R A T O R S Excellent location for office MANCHESTER — 3 bedroom Phone 643-0185; after 5 p.m., meet tonight at 8 at the Ma­ ferred. 649-7529. Drive, private driveway, rent building, drive-in, gas station, modern Ranch, convenient to city conveniences. Belfiore ments, Ideal for Investment or sonic Temple, Main St. Fol­ non Circle. Manchester Evening Herald 649-5938 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Agency, 643-5121. AX 5-9691. Do you think Mink ? Buy It Rooms Without Board 59 2M ROOM apartment. Apt. C, $87, available March 1st. Chill used car lot. etc. Tongren achooli and shopping, nicely live rent free. Immaculate con­ lowing the meeting there will According to Scoutmaster South Windsor correspondent, -Ex p e r i e n c e d a n d with extra $ $ earned sell­ Includes heat, hot water, re­ 643-2853. Agency, 643-6321. treed lot, quick occupancy. dition. Good location. Priced be a Valentine Day party. Host­ Josepli Russo Jr., funds raised Brownie Joseph, tel^hone 644- PART-’ITME short order cook BLACK AUNIATURE Poodles, SIX ROOM COLONIAL, IH for quick sale. Char-Bon Real BOLTON — Large contempora­ ing wanted. Apply Bonanza Sirloin NICE ROOM next to bath for frigerator. gas range, park­ Bel Air Reial Elstate, 643- baths. 2-car garage. Less than ry Ranch on 4 acres, 1700 sq. esses will be Mr. and Mrs. Wal- through the collection will be 0148. almost a Toy, AKC registered, gentleman with references. 9332. Estate, 643-0683. TRAINEES Pit, 287 W. Middle ’Tpke. first shot, 7 weeks old. Call ing. Sheridan Building, 613 one block from Main Street. ft. of living area, newly re­ AVON Excellent location. 21 Church Main St., $85 per month. Oall 643-0524 after 5:30. Street. 649-4966. MANCHESTER — Bowers Belfiore Agency, 643-5121. MANCHESTER — Executive decorated, 4 bedrooms, VA ■ n OFFICE CLERK, some rate ex­ 649-2285. 4- bedroom home on extra baths, 2 fireplaces, full finished Ooemetica in spare time perience necessary, 3-11, 6 School area has a 5-room Cape NINE ROOM Colonial on beau­ ^LPHA — NUMERIC near home. ^betantial THE ■raOMPSON House, Cot­ with 2-car basement garage large lot, modem, immaculate basement, 3-car attached ga­ days, fringe benefits. Apply DAC^SUND PUPPIES, AKC, NICE 4 room tenemeht, first tifully treed lot. 2 fireplaces. oommlsslons, no experience tage Street, centrally located, floor, centrally located, adults. that Is looking for a new own­ throughout. By appointment rage and breezeway. $31,000 Lonfibard Bros., Route 5 and red. Glastonbury, 633-1914. large pleasantly furnished 2-car garage. Four bedrooms, onlv. Bel Air Real Elstate, 643- asking price is below appraised required. Burnham St., So. Windsor. 643-6015. THIS WEEK’S er. VA no money down, FHA jalousied porch plus outside Sbcoenent benefits. 6-day rooms, parking. CaH 649-2358 minimum down. Everett Agen­ 9332. market value. CaU owner 649- (Phone 269-4922) FOR SALE — 8 weeks old black patio. Many other features. week, free _perking. Write AUTO MECHANIC exper­ for overnight and permanent THREE ROOM apartment, first cy, 649-8538. 6091. and white mongrel puppy. Call guest rates. Wall-to-wall carpeting in sev­ MANCHESTER Vicinity—$13,- S o x A, Herald, advising ienced on mufflers, shocks, 643-0545. floor, heat and hot water, $85. eral rooms. Belfiore Agency, 990. 3 bedroom ranch, built-in Are You Interested ii 6-6 TWO-FAMILY, 2-car garage, NO. COVENTRY — custom fducatlon and experience, WOMAN, full or part-time, to tune-ups. Seymour Auto Store, FURNISHED room for rent J. D. Realty Oo., 643-5129. 643-5121. stove, fireplace, 150’ frontage. M any. 681 Main Street, Manchester. FREE to good home — two SPECIALS aluminum storms and .screens, built oversized 6 room Ranch, work in housekeeping depart­ near Main Street. 649-2170. 9 nice section of town, $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, double g;arage, 2 fireplaces, ment. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. puppies, six weeks old. female, Hazel Street. WINTER S’TREET—Just com­ MANCHESTER — New Ustlng. 646-0103. MALE HELP wanted 3 days or one black, one brown. 649-4973. pleted four 3 room apartments J. D. Realty, 843-5129, 643-8779. Spacious 6 - room Colonial, built-ins. rec room, completely 8 nights a week. 9-5 or 5-11:30. ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman with refrigerator, stove, dis­ 4 ACRE OF TREES breezeway. oversized garage, MANCHESTER—Modem, "vvell carpeted, wooded acre with Inquire Burger-Chef, 235 Main only, references required, free posal, and air conditioning. fireplace, dining room, fine lo­ built Cape to convenient loca­ view. Pasek Realty, 289-7475, Building for the Future EXPERIENCED medical tran- Aircraft St., Manchester, between 9- Articles For Sale 45 parking, call 643-2393. Garages also available. Base­ Cape Cod in beautiful setting, 5 rooms all on one MANCHESTER cation. Priced right. Hayea tion, cloee to schools and 742-8243. scrlptlonist, weekend work. 11 ;30 a.m. ment laundry, quiet area, on floor. A dilly of a buy at $14,900. Don’t wait too I Agency, 643-4803. shopping. Bel Air Real Estate, Write Box T, Herald. Opportunities KEEP carpet cleaning problems FOR RENT — front room, cen­ bus line. Phone for appoint­ 643-9332. TOLLAND — $2,500 assiunes ’TURRET LA’THE set-up opera­ small — use Blue Lu.stre wall trally located, parking, 59 ment Charles Pontlcelll, 649- long. 6 finished Cape, aluminum CXDNCXDRD RD. — Very, very mortgage, save closing costs. WOMAN FOR General office tor, experienced, all benefits. to wall. Rent electric sham- Birch Street. 649-7129. 9644, Barney Peterman, 649- aiding, ceramic bath, cen- CHOICE. Are you Interested COLONIAL—6 generous sized Spotless 5% room Colonial work, typing and accounts re- Dean Machine Products, 165 pooer $1. Paul's Paint A Wall­ Computists 9404. U^Iy located In a private in owning one of the Finest rooms, modem kitchen, new­ Ranch, bullt-ins, \ acre wood­ and Getting Paid eelvable experience preferred, Adams Street. paper Supply. RM heated apart­ RANCH—7 rooms, 3 or 4 bed­ ritt, 646-0424, Charles Nichol­ rear end. good stenographic and typ­ ment, 456 Mato Street Call ated on a shaded and private 7 good starting salaries, complete experience on all LOADED WITH VALUE rooms, modem kitchen, dining son, 742-^64. ing skills are required 649-5229, 9-5. room, 144 baths, 2-car garage, 00x330 yard. Double amesite many extra benefits, while additional education phases of aircraft parts and job Boats and Accessories 46 8 bedroom, li/g bath, family-room Ranch In Im- drive, 2 - car garage with _ phis opportunity for or training will be well-re­ shop manufacturing, capable of TWO ROOM heated apartment large private lot, $22,900. Phil- maculate shape. On well-groomed lot with ixeei. brick Agency, 649-8404. breezeway, kitchen has built- Is Offering A 12-Week Course In advancement. warded. ’There Is opportu­ quoting, processing and trouble HARTFORD BOAT SHOW — and bath. 149 Oakland Street In a much sought after area. Only $19,000. in oven, range and dishwash­ If you’re a high school nity for advancement for shooting. Must know math, West Hartford Armory, Febru­ > $65. 649-5229, 9-5. MANCHESTER — Exception' er, plus a very attractive those who show initiative methods, materials. This is a top ary .24-28, Adults $1, Children gr^uate who enjoys WE HAVE custooiera waiting al 7 room Garrison Colonial, breakfast nook. Formal 12x12 f 2. dealing with people and demonstrate skill and notch spot and excellent oppor­ half price. built-in kitchen and wall-to- dining room, 14x24 colonial Machine Work To Deserving Men To Be ability. tunity for right man. All replies for the rental of your apart­ HI8H PANORAMIC SETTINB - start a career v^th a ment or home. J. D- Realty, wall carpeting, beamed cell- paneled living room with fire­ ; future — visit our Oome in and talk with us. strictly confidential. Write Box 7-room Split Level in excellent residential area. tog, paneled rec room, garage, place, and wall-to-wall carpet­ B, Herald. . Diamonds— Watches— 643-5129. Manchester employ- We are open for your con­ Fran Dickenson Work-sa\^g kitchen with adjoining dining area. and manicured fenced yard. ing. Full cellar with rec room, Paid ^1.50 Per Hour While Learning - ment

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1966 The Weather Average Daily Net Press Run FerecMt of U. 8, Weutbev Bneoa PAGE TWENTY-FOUR iKand|i^Blfr lEu^nitts ISfralb For the Week Ended Febnutry 18, 1965 Cloodjr, cold, chMMe e f m o w to ­ night, low 20-25; chMee « f MOW Officers and members of the 1 4 ,1 3 3 tomorrow morning, cleuitag Bi a t- ways and means committee of Brook Yields iJIanrhpatFr lEuptiittg BpraUi temooa, high to SOe. About Town Member of the Audit Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ DRIVEWAYS BoreMi of Ctrcnlutlon Manchester—“A City of Village Charm ranth. will meet tomorrow at 8 Tickets are available from p.m. at the home of Mrs. Her­ Stolen Safe Parking Area. • Oa. Station. . BwketbaU Oowta lodge officers for tomorrow bert Urweider, 51 Princeton St., (ClMwlfled Advertising on Page SO) PRICE SEVEN CENTS B i g h t ' s Winter Meeting of to plan for a smorgasbord Sun­ Now booking for Seasonal Work MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1965 Friendship bodge of Masons at A narrow brook off Bidwell VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 118 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) day. March 14 from 5 to 7 p.m. St. yesterday afternoon yielded the Masonic Temple. A meat at the Masonic Temple. loaf dinner will be served at the safe stolen recently ftom 10% DISCOUNT HOW THRU HAROH « the Bloomfield Machine Co., 6:S0. Right Worshipful Brother The Women's Guild of Trinity All work Personally superxlsed. W e are 100% InsurM. Charles O. Bierkan of Bloom­ Bloomfield. Covenant Church will meet Fri­ Det. John Krinjak and Pat­ Events field. a high school teacher, will day at 8 p.m. at the church. rolman Robert Hennequln McNamara Calls Viet Nam have a talk entitled "In the Mrs. James Anderson and Mrs. dragged the heavy sate from DeMAIO BROTHERS Foot.steps of George Wa.shing- 643-7691 ton." York Strangfeld will lead Ronald Gocht will be hostesses. its partially submerged posi­ Members are reminded to bring tion and brought It to police In State community singing. comic valentines. headquarters after Its discov­ Members of Mystic Re\'iew. ery was reported about 3:30 The American Society for by an employe of the Town ‘Grave, but Not Hopeless’ Woman's Benefit Association, Anti-Smoking will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Abra.sivc Methods will meet Highway Dept. The safe, three W. P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 Monday at John Cooke's. Plain- feet deep and approximately Main St., to pay respects to the ville. 'fliere will be a .social hour cubic In form, had Its door THIS COUPON GOOD FOR Plan Formed late Mrs. L«na Mclllduff, a from 6 to 7 p.m. with a smor­ pried off. McNamara said this countryro made to the committee. It cov-*>perm'it them to have all Of gasbord at 7. The ASAM Schol­ Police recovered a number of WASHINGTON (AP) — Southeast Asia by default." member. In Greenwich cannot pull out. ‘ ered his e.stimale of the world arship Award will be presented business papers and records, Secretary of Defense Rob­ situation in general, and his Then, McNamara appeared to to a recipient from Hartford some of which ' lay scattered He discussed the Viet Nam TTie Connecticut Valley Chap­ ert S. McNamara said today war, and its wide implications, propo.sals for strengthening U.S. embrace the "domino theory" University. Gordon A. Hagglund along the bank of the brook. GREENWICH (AP) — military power under a $49-bil- which holds that a stand mu.st ter of the Numerical Control So­ Most of the miscellaneous of­ FREE “ the present situation in in a 207-page statement will speak on "Preci-sion Cylin­ There’s a theory that pu- ] ciety will meet Monday at 8 100 prepared for a closed-door ses­ lion dcfen.se budget. be made against communi.sm drical Grinding." fice material appeared to be in South Viet Nam is grave p.m. at the United Aircraft Re­ pils begin smoking because sion of the House Armed Serv­ "The .stakes in South Viet lest one vulnerable Asian nation at least fair condition. TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS but by no means hopeless.’’ after another fall into the Red search Laboratory Auditorium, The break, occurring some­ other pupils smoke. ices Committee, set up to hear Nam are far greater than the PLUS YOUR REGULAR STAMPS McNamara stressed that the orbit. Silver Lane, East Heirtford. A time last Sunday night, is one A group of student leaders at McNamara outline the general loss of one small country to panel, moderated by Robert A. wHh a purehsM of $2.00 or mors st Greenwich High School have de­ outcome in South Viet Nam is communism," McNamara .said. Even more broadly than Tagfjart Pipers of the latest in a series of .safe the key to stemming Communist defense situation. Price, will discuss the philoso­ Loring photo^ The engagement of Miss^ Sutcliffe photo ‘We may be certain that a.s | Smithea.st A.sia, McNamara robberies to have ocmirred in cided that thi.s can work the expan.sion throughout strategic There was no mention of .such phy and application of APT. the The engagement of Miss other way, too. They have or­ soon as they had established said, a Communist .succe.ss in Elect Officers The engagement of Miss Mi- Maryann Patricia Griffin to Connecticut during the last few MANCHESTER PUBLIC MARKET Southeast Asia and other ■developments as Communist computer language used to pro­ Patricia A. Bendell of Manches­ months. ganized an anti-smoking pro- their control over South Viet South Viet Nam would bo gram numerically controlled chaele Ann Schuetz of Manches­ William Cannon Han-sen, both 807 M AIN STREET M ANCH ESTER emerging areas of the world. mortar and bomb attacks on ter to. John F. Motowidlak of g;ram. U.S. installations in South Viet Nam, the Communists would claimed as proof positive that machine tools. Price will also Henry Murdoch Jr. of Storrs ter to Bruce Blackmore of of Manche.ster, has been an­ EJast Hartford has been an­ About 20 class officers, cap­ "Considering the great stakes press their subversive opera­ the Chinese Communist position involved in this sli-uggle," he Nam, nor American retaliatory guide a tour through the com­ was elected president of the ad­ South Windsor has been an­ nounced by her parents, Mr. nounced by her parents. Mr. tains of athletic teams. Key tions in Laos and then in Thai­ favoring violent revolution la Personal Notices ftrton rsdstming coupon must sign name and addtxis balow V. declared, “ I see no other alter­ air strikes against North Viet puter center. Members and non­ ministrative branch of The ] nounced by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Griffin, 21 and Mrs. Roland Bendell of 342 Club members and school news­ land." correct. members are welcome. native for the United States" Nam. Taggart Pipe Band at a recent J and Mrs. Harold Schuetz, 15 Brainard Pi. Hilliard St. paper editors formally created McNamara's public statement The result; "We would have "And they will have made a N«m« . . the Smoking Council at a meet­ tlian continuing to support South meeting at the American Le­ Thomas Dr. Her fiance is a son of Mr. Her fiance is a .son of Mr. and In Memoriam Viet Nam against the Red guer­ was a censored version of a to face this same problem all Her fiance is a son of Mr. In iovinr m emory of Mr. and ing Wednesday night. much longer secret report he over again in another place or (Sec Page XlnetecB) gion. and Mrs, William T. Hansen, Mrs. John Motowidlak of East Mm. Joarpn S. Chjshman. The council's idea is that rilla onslaught. and Mrs. Arthur Blackmore. 129 Lenox St. Throw ’Em Other elected officers of the , Hartford. Though the years may be many. Coupon expirts Fab, 2 7 ,196S pupils won't somke if the mo.st Main St. D 0 N 7 Away administrative branch include Miss Griffin, a 1960 grad­ Mi.ss Bendell. a gradiiate of Memories of them alll always respected leaders of their own Miss Schuetz. a graduate of uate of Manche.ster High Manchester High School and linger age group don't. The leaders .say Hugh Taggart, vice pre.sident; ; Manchester High School, is em­ While upon this earth 1 stay. StUl plenty of wear left In School, is employed in the Cas­ Morse College, Hartford, is em­ Daughter, Hllma E. Hill they hope to create an image of Chester Lamb, treasurer: Rob- J ployed by the Hartford National Ranker 8 yonr ahoea when yon have ualty Accounting Department ployed as a secretary by Aetna smoking as in poor taste and New Haven Railroad Files Plan ert J. Taggart, historian; and Bank and Trust Co. at its home of 'lYavelers Insurance Co. Mr. Life Insurance Co. Her fiance unfashionable. them rebuilt In a professional Ernest S. Taggart, publicity, j office in Hartford. Her fiance is Hansen graduated from Man­ Ls a 1962 graduate of East The council propose.s among shoe repair shop. ALL Robert J. Taggart of Colum­ a graduate of Ellsworth Me­ chester High School in 1958 On Course bia, was elected pipe major of Hartford High School and at­ CAMERAS other things, to send its mem­ To Cut Four Passenger Stops WORK GUARANTEED! morial High School, South and served four years in the bers into the town's three junior the executive branch of The ^ tended Morse College. Before FILM - FLASHBUI,BS Windsor, and Albert I. Prince U.S. Navy. He is presently em­ high schools—and possibly to the PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Taggart Pipe Band, the only Technical School. Hartford. He ployed at a service representa­ enlisting in the Army National DISCOUNT PRICES GE0R6E WASHINCTON^ Ranger 8 streaked on toward elementary schools—to cam­ M F W T T A W N CAP) __ --approval for eventual abandon-'Shaiil trains to coordinate tliein elective office of this branch. is employed by Maskel Con­ tive for Thermo-Fax Division G\iard, he was associated with the m < '1' < (). FvtPfl H niirc OPEN TILL 4 PH. a ™ wdoy vice from a GOP winner Bargain Unloading Done, necticut suburban stations where their shows and thrilled the audience with his ski stories— party” experienced s i the na­ he is ksked.” Ruff’s companion struck it with ■■All Cl IIU III 9 THURSDAY NIGHT 0 to B O'CLOCK services would be curtailed are 1 1 na, especiaUy the one of his schuss of the Tuckerman's Ravine last night. The advice was tional election. “For our form of government a hammer. Manchtstar Wallpaper & Paint GOf Ine. to succeed absolutely required listed as Larchmont, Mamaro- HeadwaU at 90 MPH.! offered by Gov. John H. He projKieed, first, that the neck, Harrison, Bye and Port . 1 . i.i;o \!i 1 lil.l T DEVOE — COLORIZER — 1822 COLORS the citizens’ active participa­ III i.i . I ..( Chafee, who calried Rhode party "ahvays be poaiUve — be UConn Crowded Chester, N. Y., arfd Greenwich, 249 BROAD STREET — FREE DELIVERY — 046-0148 for things." tion," he concluded. ^Colonels ’ Head for Home Island by the largest per­ HARTFORD (AP) — Homer Cos Cob, Riverside, Old Green­ This means, he said, having In the words of Pericles, he Mon. thru S»t. 7:80 A.M. to 6:80 P..M. D. Babbidge Jr., president of wich and Stamford, Conn. centage margin of any Re­ solutions “to the pressing prob­ said, “ We do not say that a man the University of (Jormectlcut, Thura., Fri. 7:80 A.M. to 9 P.M. publican governor elected lems more and better schools, who takes no interest in poll says refusing admission to all Bv ETHAN ALLEN COHEN urday’.s and Monday’s town-for a march to their homeward of pollution, of open spacee, of tics minds his own business; we last fall. out of state applicants isn't the wide Wo.shington’s Birth- bound convoy, mass transit. say he has no business here at Probe Continues The advice went to an au­ way to solve the problem of Yesterday we left our day Sales, and were feel­ There was Gen. Joe leading *K dience of about 500 gathered “ Secondly," he said, "let us all. Flying Colonels (aren’t you the way, with Adj. Gen. Fred .} overcrowding at UConn. ing plenty smug. They man­ from a half dozen area towns reach out from our organiza­ Gov. Chafee arrived In Man­ (Not so) Nassiff playing the In H e ir ’ s D eath chester from Providence late Babbidge commented .Wednes­ glad we did) as they had aged to comer the market on a ' % to attend a Lincoln Day Dinner tions and bring others in. day on a bill intrxrduced in the host of items, most of which “I ’m one of the men” bits, by “And this doesn’t mean trim­ yesterday afternoon. completed unloading the DAYS ONLY! at the Manchester Slate Arm- legislature by Raymond J. were to be sprung as sale sur­ hiding in the ranks. TUCSON, Ariz (AP) -- Ths 3 I ming our sails for any extrem­ He stnrxle in the main door ,V ory-^-one of the largest crowds tons and tons of cargo from Ool. Russ (I’ve still got one) of the Manchester Armory on Dzialo. (D )— Middletown, that prises at the last moment. inquest into Eugene (Stormy) ists g(roups.’’ , would do just that. their home away from Gen. Jee (Washingrton) Gar- Potterton donned his Boy Scout FEB, 17th - FEB. 20th He won a round of applause Main St. about 6 p.m.. looking leader's hat, not knowing McDonald’s death resumes to­ I youthful and energetic, accom­ “ If this bill had been law In home, the C119 Flying Boxcar. man gave tlie sharpshooters a from the dinner gueets when 1963," Babbidge said, “ the And, of course, a t the comple­ passing grade on tlielr rifles, whether it was to l)e an over­ day and County Atty. Norman White Stand he asked-the GOP "continue to panied only by an aide and a E. Green says “ there is a good press representative. tion of musket inspection. none of which had been fired night hike, or a motor convoy. have the breadth and tolerance (See Page Tiventy-Seven) F*aul (hates company) Mlsseri possibility of a homicide ver­ to encompeuss both a liberal and (An extra passenger in his They had alighted with the since Valley Forge, and the c a r g o of values for Sat­ men formed in “ ranks of two’s" carried the flag, as proof that dict." NOW Eases Strain a conservative wing." car, however, was Anthony “ There are a couple of good Agostinelli, director of the Of­ the men were Americana and IS THE TIME TO He suggested thirdly that the not creatures from outer space. possibilities about who was in party “get the oandidates' fice of Economic Opportunity Col. Philip (Where can we) McDonald’s house at the time of In McComb and he advocated that the party for Rhode Island, come to com Dine and James (When’s the his death,” Green said. “dare to have more primaries’’ next trip) DeRocco stepped out He said he may recall all but to excite interest in candidates. (See Page Seventeen) JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Wit. smartly, while Bernard (What two of the witnesses who testi­ nesses agreed today that racial the well-dressed man should fied Feb. 11 before the inquest ^ n sio n In McCJomb, Miss., wear) Apter worried about his was recessed. acene of more than 15 bomb- Fluoridation Affain; Elections OK cold hands and warm wig. The only new witnesses identi­ BUY! s, since fied before the inquest resumed INTRODUCTORY OFFER UNIT NUMBER ONE GROSSMAN S low low pneos will hn in AHnct for ^ morn has eased white The two Yankee dude-els, month*! Y«$ plum your homo ordnr NOW for doUvnry leaders took a stand against Arthur (tomorrow’s my day) were four of McDonald’s former onyHmeSefore July II 1963 and Grossmon \ will honor Violence. Freitag and Creighton (Spirit college friends. They are Ron­ oil 1964 priini' NOW IS TH! TIME TO BUY BffOfll Jesse Lee Harris, a Negro of ’76) Shoor wore their ball­ ald John Watkins, 23, of Wil­ PRICES RISEI Vuit your local roprotontativo todayl field worker for the Student UOP Wants Strength room uniforms, confident' they mette, III.; David A. Williama, CUP 20, an'd John R . Williams, 23, Nonviolent Coordinating Com- would be wined ,and dined. inlttee, told the U.S. Civil The motley crew had to pass ' . — r (See Page Fourteen) 11x14 Rights Commission that the In Fair Housing Law through an artificial blue cor­ AND change has not been grpat but ridor formed by members of the “ we used to couldn’ t even get a Windsor Locks-based 905th BUST VIGMETTE church to meet in.” Troop Cjarrier Group. Harris said civil rights work­ HARTFORD (A P )— The Republicans have filed a To the jeers of "Twenty two SAUCER ers were arrested whenever bill in the General Assembly designed to give more teeth skldoo,” “On, you kid,” “So’s possible on the most trivial News Tidbits With purchase of $5.00 or more. Limit of 1 cup and saucer to a customer at to Connecticut’s fair housing law. your bid man,” "Is it a man or charges. Mars,” and other original re­ from the AP Wires this introductory 39c price. Though conceding, under The measure filed Wednes-^- marks, the “Not So Flying FtataringTlM llonieMi 3 Btdroon Rm o Ii questioning by commission day would allow the state ment of the General Assemibly, Here is how the club plan works. For Colonels” managed to reach 4 1st W E E K — CUP and SAUCER members, that things are better Commission on Civil Rights to will not apply to special elec­ fVM P their convoy and set out for Actress Patricia Neal, 89, re­ each $5.00 you spend you may pur­ 2nd W E E K — SOUP DISH now he said statements of prin­ tions cau.sed by deaths In office. CoMngf ond Cggnftr Ap*«. apply for a temporary court their triumphant overland trip, ported in critical condition ciple from white leaders “ really The court's ruling was hand­ chase your unit of the week at the 3rd WEEK — DINNEK PLATE • lr»d Dining Argg Adinini RilcHgn. Injunction against the sale of back to the comparative com­ in UCLA Medical Center aftor • Feygr Typ« Frgnf Introeee with Hondy don't solve problems." ed down yesterday in response suffering two strokes . . 4th WEEK — 2 FRUIT DISHES GvMf CInogt. rental of property Involved in forts of Manchester. low price of 79c each. The promotion mo. Robert W. Brumfield, a white to a request by State Atty. Claudio Volonte, brother of pro­ • 3 a«drg*n8B pen^ng dlMrimiiiation oases. But the 30-mlniute ride took 5th W E E K — SA LAD and B and B complinli, material lawyer and former McComb Gen. Harolds Mulvey and others ducer of “The Deputy” charged on this fine TRANSLUCENT CHINA • Lorg* livinf iggnt with Imphooli on . J The existing fair housing law a detour when the convoy sight­ Then Repeat 50 city judge, said the change for Involved In the reapportlonmenl with bombing section of Vafjl- fp« ccivc 8 fun coloring book if you present this ad.. • jar at 49c, Musselman’s Cherry Pie Filling 89c and Heinz Catsup 22c, 6 for H A 3 .6 2 0 1 gro civil rights demands are the party lever on vot'lng m a- HAR’TFORD (AP) — tt ap­ and weak talk, our brave com­ sible link there w4th plot ^ (Herald photo by Lt (3ol. Ssternls.) $1.00 n et by city and county leaders. ohlness i^Uonal Instead of mai> pears certain the le^lature mandos paid for their f(x>d, re­ blow up three national “S « ^ stin Isn’t right,’’ King datory; require physicians to wMl hold a public h e a iw g this Gen Joe (Washington) Garman sings cadence as he leads his Ckilonial Flyers in entered the vehicles of their ehrlnee... Brltaia’S Ffim e ■ ■aid Wednesday night after a report “battered ohUd” oases; session on the always touchy a smartly executed march from the C119 Flying Boxcar from which they have convoy, and continued on their Ister WUeoa lnvH«| to and increase the mimiber of Sale continues on Sealtest Ice Cream at 89c gal. Buy Smith’s frozen ■trategy conference'Wim lead­ issue of fluoridation. just alighted. They had completed a 6,000-mile, coast-to-coast air flight, buying Journey, certain of a triumphant with Frearh Freeldsal Superior Onirt Judgw ftom 87 Althougii there bava been OauUe to Pai4e.,. A4UL. Cherry Pies and Stouffer’s Lobster Newberg at the frozen food case- ers ^ the current rlgbt-to>vote entry Into Manchester. drive, now In He fifth v»ek. ^ to 40. fluMMinm, bOatogsbOotofS at Mst up tons and tons of bargains for Saturday’s and Monday’s Washingtons Tomorrow, we will pick up the enson predlale UK G R O S S M A N 'S THffg said “that far from let- tte e O s a e n l A i m i t i - Birthday Sale. The sta lw a r t veteran’s took special pains with their military barest thread of the story, HOUSES^ HALE gigi up on aotlvHies In Bdna NEW HAVrair (AP)— a

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