'Average Daily Net Press Rim The Weather For tbe Wedc Faded Fair, eod low SO-SS; April t . 19W fair, Inereaaliig eloudiaeai M> 14,635 morrow,, hlg^ in 60a Manchester-^A City of Village Charm MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1966 (OlM atfM AdrertlBtiig on Page 16) PRICE SEVEN CENTS YOU LXXXV, NO. 162 .(EIGHTEEN PAGES) Shortage of Bombs Cuts B52s’ Strikes

( Hunger Strike R y Regim e Self-Powered Cars Marks Anniversary DUBLIN, Ireland (API— Braced fo r Eighteen young Irish mili­ Derail; 40 Injured tants started today on a five-day hunger strike as New Riots BOSTON (AP)—Some « per­ and he said that caused the de­ their nation celebrated the sons were Injured today and a railment. , 50th anniversary of the SAIGON, South Viet; Passengers said ther^ were Easter uprising. Nam (AP)^The daily U.S. total ol 70 passengers were loud screams and cries when The youths said they air strikes against Viet thrown from their seats when the cars tipped over. Others would fast from noon to­ Cong targets in South Viet said there was no panic. two self-propelled diesel rail­ day until 3:45 p.m. Satur­ Nam have been' sharply road cars were derailed at a Police, ambulances and day, recalling the duration switch and overturned. priests from nearby St. of the bloody 1916 rebellion curtailed by. a temporary None of the injured was be­ Theresa’s Catholic Church crushed by the British. The shortage of bombs and lieved seriously hurt. hurried to the scene. uprising eventually led to other explosives, reliable Fourteen persons were rushed Betsy Weaver, 20, of Need­ the creation of the Irish sources said today. by police ambulance to Glover ham, a student, said “ I was sit­ Republic. They attributed the cutback to Memorial -Hospital, Needham, ting there reading when sudden­ Despite these protests, a logistic problem — presuma­ from the scene pf the wreck at ly the car began to swerve. It there were no outbreaks of bly a backlog in shipping — and Highland Station in West Rox- tipped over—and then people nationalist violence. Irish­ said they expected the shortage bury. began falling on top of me.” men celebrated the anniver­ to be overcome shortly. A nurse at the emergency Chester Tobey of Needham sary by singing patriotic Meanwhile Premier Nguyen ward at Faulkner Hospital said said "clouds of dust filled the songs or paused to remem­ Oao Ky’s military government 20 to 30 persons were brought air as the cars tipped over. I ber the bitter uprising. braced today for more street there suffering with bruises and was thrown forward and hit by violence after the Buddhist luggage and other passengers '.j , ■ .. t .v f t ! cuts. t leadership vowed to keep up V.fv- . ' A New Haven Railroad flag­ being tossed around.” demonstrations imtil the U.S.- man, John J. Furdon, said a The siding led to a warehouse Stargazer Fails, backed junta quits. near the station, railroad offi­ lock on a switch at a Highland "Only when our aspiration* cials said. Station siding had been broken. Space Agency are met and our demands satin- ‘Heartbroken’ tied will there be no more dem­ onstrations," the country’s most CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) powerful monks drolared in a — "We’re heartbroken,” said a joint statement Sunday, Soviets Indicate space agency spokesman in an­ In militant tones echoing thedr nouncing the failure of Ameri­ declarations of political wnr on ca’s Stargazer satellite after the government of the late Pres­ only two days in orbit. ident Ngo Dinh Diem three For an unknown reason, the years ago, the Buddhkrts ae- Early Moon Trip orbiting aatnl[nomlcal observ­ oused the regfime of lying, irre- atory (OAO) lost all its battery sponsibUity and placing "too MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet to walk in space, March 18, power Sunday, and the two-ton many obstacles” in the way of Union is preparing for the cele­ 196S, said in Budapest that a satellite whirled silently and civilian rule. bration .Tuesday of the fifth Russian will land on the moon uselessly around the globe. At a news conference In Sai­ i anniversary of Yuri Gagarin’s as early as 1968. It never had a chance to exer- gon, the monks asked the nation first manned space flight, with Gagarin told the Ctecboslovak (See Page Seventoen) optlmisUc talk about putting a news agency that Soviet apace (See Page Four) man on the moon. research had advanced, more Soviet cosmonauts have beeh rapidly tbap planned. He' aaW giving indications that their he was eonvineod there wmild government will attempt man’s be a man on Um morni wltliln Progress Reported great lunar adventure sooner the next five yean. I than baA.Jaaan..expected. The cosmonaute* optimism Alexei Leonov, the first man gets auppott from two htg euo- oeBBSs ttiO Soviet space ptogtsn Vaccinations Used has already...... achieved in 1866. First came the eoft landing on (Herald photo by Whto) SofbCodf Mines the moon Feb, 8 by the un­ To Retard Cancer stitution Plaza.' Three wooden crosses, join^ to­ manned Lama 9 spaceship. The Rev, William Johnson df‘ Drew University (at no longer capable 9t {xeduoing gether, symbolized the three participating faiths—^ Closed hy Strike On April 8 Luna 10 was put DETROIT (AP) — Wayne’ lectern) leads a crowd, estimated at 10,000 in yes­ State University medical re­ cancer-fighting antibodies. ' ■ into orbit around the moon, an­ terday’s Ecumenical Easter Dawn Service in Con- Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox. PPTPSBIUnGH (AP)--M iners searchers say they may have The Wayne group's vaoclns, other first an<) another essential I struck soft-coal 'operations‘in discovered a way to treat can­ for getting a man therei The (See Page Eight) six states today hours before most discussed plan for a cer by vaccination. the reeiBnptton of contract talks maimed landing calls for the ResUNs they claim for a four- Happy Eastern between tbe United ICine Work­ year program so far’include: V - .>rV^' " From Alleys to Avenues, trip to he made in stagee. Jump­ ers Union and mine owners. — Two cancer patients, ear­ Every Saturday mooning ing ofl for the final one from a Hie strike spread to Ohio lier given up as hopeless cases, the two young brothers lunar satellite. completely freed of their tu­ waved to the man in the early today. Miners and ma- One possible next step in the News Tidbits Christians Mark Easter window at Laurel Manor ridne dhop employes, a total of So'Viet program la a manned mors. — Eight others once consld- Convalescent Home on their about 200 men, walked .qpt at flight to explore the iriclnlty of tion of Christ’s Resurrection ered beyond help still alive, Arthur Zinner, 20, a college n e w YORK (AP) — field outside the cdty, praying the Hanna Opal Ot>. Franktln the moon without attempting a “ history’s eternal springtime.”- way to churbh. their cancers either halted or student, is under observation at before a cleft in a rock, which mine near Onto iai southeMt landing. From humble chapels along If all men listened to the And every Saturday Washington, D.G. hospital to­ they believe is the si)ot where Ohio. Soviet space flights are never growing more elowly. '* ^the twisting alleyways of Easter message, he said, he felt morning the little old. man day after dousing himself with . Christ was buried. Picket lines appeared in announced in advance. The cos­ — Two patients with ad­ old Jerusalem to stately confident about "the posslbUlty would be there to waive gasoline in front of -tiie White' Across the storied valley, on Pennsylvania, West Virg^inia, monauts give hints in general vanced tumors, their lives be­ of this triumph of unity in love House yesterday in what police _ ehurches adorning broad the Mount of Olives, Lutherans back.' Illinois, Kentucky and Alabama. terms, but the world can only lieved prolonged by the treat­ avenues, the world’s Chris- held services in the Church of and justice, in liberty and prog­ ments. said was an attempt to bum Last Saturday — Easter In Washington, a spokesman guess the rest. Mary Magdalen ' near the ress.” Others among the 20 patients himself . . . Another work stop* tians-^ch and poor, the Saturday — they sought at UMW headquarters said A current rumor is that anoth­ Garden of Gethsemane. However, alluding to restric­ treated showed no improve­ page occurred on tiie New York mighty aiid the humble— him out and gave him an “there wasn't any sanction” for er space spectacular will be ^ m e of the pilgrims retraced tions on Roman Catholics in Po­ ment, said Dr. Paul L. Wolf, waterfront today as shippers gathered ih^their places of Easter basket filled with the walkouts. The spokesman launched Tuesday on the anni­ land and elsewhere, the pontiff Wayna State professor of patho­ went to court to ask extension worship to cel^rate Easter the steps of Jesus along Via Do­ fruit and other things for said the situation between the versary of Gagarin’s flight. said: "Freedom is not yet the logy and director of experimen­ of a temporary injunction . . . lorosa to Calvary. \ consumption. union-and. the Bituminous Coal The Soviet Union, backward "Sunday, the clihiax of Holy In jam-packed St. Pewr’s normal law of many peoples.” tal pathology at the Detroit In­ Internal Revenue Service dis­ It was a happy Easter for Operators Association was un­ in agriculture and poor com­ closes no extension of deadMnb Week. Square in Rome, Pope Paul VI Stefan Cardinal Wyszynkkl, stitute of Cancer Research. an old' man, and two young­ changed from Friday. pared with North America and for filing Income tax returns Pilgrims in Jerusalein paid in his aipiual Easter message the Roman Catholic prelate of Failure in these cases, Dr. sters who have learned the UMW Pieeident W. A. Boyle Western Europe, clearly puts a yrill be made this year as April homage in churches rkji^g pleaded for an end to war, ra­ Poland, celebrating Mass in Wolf said, probably came be­ lesson. “It’s better;-to give had said then tbe union "consld- very high value on the prestige 16 falls on Friday, a-regular from the tiny to ornate Byzan­ cism, nationalism, and .social Warsaw’s Cathedral of St. John, cause the disease was too far than to receive.” advanced and the patient’s body business day tine structures. \ conflict. (See Page Four) (See page Eight) A few Protestants knelt in a , The Pope termed the celebra­ (See Page Nine)

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Cilurch services and new fashicms renamed entwined in at St. Mary’s Church are Phyllis Muldoon, 11, her mothar, (Ueiatd piMtoe tar Hiegtaakl Pinto) Manchester yestCTdiw as they do every Easter Sunday^M Mrs. Wflliam Muldoon of 150 Eldridge St. and Mrs. Robert, Muldoon, 162 Eldridge St. In front is Peggy Muldoon, 3. I farlar left,.uii, Mrs.iixio. John Cri Cratty, 49 ^ bonnet on leaving St. James Church. Next, Carl Seise, 4» At far right, after Enianuer Lutheran services, are Mrs. Charles Daniels, 27 Clinton St., Miss Ruth Modean, Provi> T in Manchester Myrtle St., walks with daughters Donna, 4, and Usa, 2. . Easter in the Easter Parade. Showing o ff fmery irfter services d«noe, B. L* and Mrs. Sigrid Modean, 18& Cambridga Sfc P A G E T H R E E MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1966 HANCHiESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1966 outs which are scheduled for row night -at 8 in toe Hlcka P A G E T W O powBiniL nuNsa aiAis ToUand April 23 at the Meadowbrook Memorial School. Guest speaker Tribune Inc. Eto said that toe Corbett Mistaken A n d o ver SheinwoM on Bridge School field. More volunteers is Dr. RaymOTd Ramsdell, Vsr- OOCCED TOILETS Utiion Official loss of 4C0 printer jobs and ade­ ■^1 Jubaant Jerrie Mock ST uKS 600 ChOdren are needed as managers fo r non superintendent o f schools, quate compensation in terms of little league and farm league The executive board of toe School Budget OOOD DEFENDER D elay in money for those losses are two And Shot After Soudi dealer- Hunt foi^ Eggs teams. A ll Interested parents Democratic Women’s Club w ill W R E A K S RULES . of the issues trtiich must be re­ East-West vulneraUe Sets Second Air Mark Elderly Housing are invited to attend the meet- meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the “T H E W A Y Remains Intact NORTH Papers’ Merger Heart Seizure By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD At Meadowbrook ing. h wniiainv*^iithoritv will meet tomorrow night at 8 How They Voted after taMng off from Hoiutolu, She estimated she had fuel participated in Friday's Easter will be at the ^ Town . Hall, James J. Corbett, Louisiana decided to hold its budget as Bluff. Operattog mo^y WEST EAST in the Meadowbrook SchooL Ijocal • of the AFLrCSO Intema- ereary^JUbUant Jerrie Mock 16 to 80 minutes of flying left a E g g Hunt, on the Meadowbrook Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon, State University athletic direc­ fty John Gruber 4k AQ7632 A JlO A tiooei !^rpo(praphical Union, has WASHINGTON (AP) — How pres«ited after reviewing item ^ nd hone ^ K62 ^ A S arrived borne late Sunday night after landlng,^ units Sriioolgrounds, sponsored by ^ d ^ m 1:80 to 3 p.m, and on ,, “ rules” o f good play and hope Manoheater Evening Herald urged poetponement 'ot the Connecticut members of Con­ tor, was fired when he was mis­ 0 105 O K974 with a second world record un- Mrs. Mock, the mother of two ^ elderlv ac­ the B «u d o f Recreation, under Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon, ^ ***“ • the hand doesn’t call for an Tolland oorreepondent, Bette planned m ergw of three nefwe- / gress were recorded on recent taken tix a prowler, police re­ A Q6 A 9742 to r her wing. grown boys and a young daugh- of h ou si^ ^ the direction of WUllam Holley. ChUd Conference X TSie budget caHe for lour new ^<;epUon to toe rules. SOUTH Quatrale, tel. 876-2846. roll call votes; •Die tiny 40-year-oId avlatrix, ter and grandmother of one, “ g office' A thousand eggs ware donated A well conference w ill be held papers here^ - port. A 8 Senate ^ fc-ii- tin., teadiers, one of them for kin- gouth dealer Wbo neatty t ^ years ago be- said the roughest part of her by local community, social re- Wednesday jt the United Con- Powers said be seeks the de> Chief David Keyser eald it Juet at present there eeems dergarten In whidi enrollment opening lead — Ace of QJ74 MEMORIAL SERVICE On rejection, 32-42, of resolu­ eomethe flrotwo^antol^Bolo trip was "toe winds over toe ® ^ ligioua, political, end jrouth or- gregational Church, imder the m-™-, KAvm N fAPi__A memo- lay to allow “Urns-to resolve happened Thursday night when to be no instrument as popular limiting toe size of audiences, children O A Q I tion disapproving a reorganiza­ is expected to be 40 children gpades. « AKJ53 Issues uddch could result In a Corbett, a heart patient for eev- as the guitar. Y et for all the -AD of the ancient airs and t h e ^ M touched down Pacific and turbulence over the ^g^^^gg jo c " gSizaUoM, and were hidden by torecUon of the PuWto H ^th rtJ T r^ to t^ l bSeld aT Yale NIViR AOAIN that tick fMlins tion for transfer of the in two sessions. D ie school ‘ vyhen this hand came along a West Nofto Ewt the Bov Scouts and Girl Scout Nursing Association. Mrs. Don- , service wu no neia ^ strike.’ ' en years, stumbled to a motel fact that It is widely encounter- dan^ for Ui^luto ^ be „„„„ „„ ------at Port Columbus airport at Rockies.” f-orrinnH off when your leilal evarflewt community relations service board checked its budget again month ago in the national team 1 A Pan 2.A : He made the proposal Sunday. window seeking help after being ed, it is a thoroughly mleun- vantageoualy beard »■*. <■' - “ S ’ Si.“ from the commerce department Pastel colored stuffed bunnies rangements. About 30 children an He said he expected the Jus- smcKen wioi severe cnesi pains qenrtood Inetrument Moetly it Ur. LH^BS are practically finance. After the lob f ^ e l e s expert, led the ace ___ ’ rrOILAFLlX« tiee Departmenf to approve the to the justice department (thus, - were awarded to the finders of have been scheduled for physl- while driving. ie to be found in the hands of available but j^ ta r a can M j pubUc hearing on the of spades. Then he thought for , Sr. S2T re-im-rSi W Toilet Plunger merger today. in effect, giving approval to the the golden eggs. Winners of toe cals and immunizations. * " 'S e T d i? d “^ 1 ^ e r Friday Keyset said the occupant of youo^ people who learn about readily olAalned and souna ai- budget, the finance board a few seconds, since it wasn’t hand. Only one defender in a m^'of^ m t m* iSJ ^Tt SedTtoe southwest of the Exolted R ulcr Unlike ordinary plungeni, Ibilaflex Under the merger plans, the plan): Against — Dodd, D-COnn., mark 8,671 miles, set in 1986 that worried me.” doet not permit compressed air or the motel room, O. S. Coleman, four chords on It then proceed most Uke lutes, so It Is a m y v gy g «g ted that the school board at all clear how to proceed. million can make such deci- ot a i wurneu jiiv. f/uw tho oMopiv Prc-schooleps hunt were: Arm Bulletin Board Vnin-Nwiv Haven Hob- Ribiooff, IMlonn. messy water to splash back or escape. World-Telegram U Sun and the about 46, of Sorrento, La., fired to use theee as an accompanl- tery to me wlflr this music » elementary school There was a chance to defeat sions when ho has to j^ess by three Russian women, liy She said she also got "banged The75 new imits will be con- Raymond Zemanek of 115 ;^grte lApointe, Patricia Mor- An Open Church Council nital at the age of 63. Joumal-American would be House W ith Ibilaflex the full pressure plows a 22-caliber derringer out of the ment to some very bad singing, not more cmnmonly p e rfo rn ^ . again in search of some the contract if East had a fast which tricks his partner can nearly 900 miles. on the head by m y flashlight . 05 and at Walker St. wiU be installed ex- rlsey, Joseph BUI, Barbara meeting for members of the ** »-g „gg g native of Worcester throufh the cloggins mast and puhUshed as one afternoon On Bow, RDhlo, motlmi, re­ window when he saw a hand The tnatniment is more cbm- One reason, of course, is toat .u.mnnrt trick and could give win. But she couldn’t have three tocSiol^ not yet chosen, alted ruler of Manchester Lodge Dowrty, J ^ MerrlU, Lisa Unit^ Congregational CSiurch ^ass.. arid a 1934 graduate of swishes it down. ,, paper, the Herald Tribune jected 163-232, to recommit to onotoer mile to the mark, land- effects” behind the special fuel reach in. plicated in oonatrucUon than it is usually quite difficult, and , • comments at the West a diamond ruff. Kantar Dally Q u ezon to follow federal recommenda- of Ejks Wednesday at 8 p.m. ® ^ Yale. He had been a member of • SUCTION-RIM STOPS SPLASH-BACK would continue as a morning committee the 1.2 billion interi­ Corbett said his chest pains violin, the sound box alone another is that lute music was ^ ™ c o m n m ^ « me partaer opens with one etab, ing nearly out of fuel and keep- tanka that took most of the pas- “ Zabilansky, Bdvvard F iller, churoh parlors to complete f^e Yale faculty since 1938. • CENTERS ITSELF, CAN*T SKID AROUND paper, and the Sunday ediUons or department appropriation bill S a crowd of about 5M well- ^ n g e r space in the six-seater and Iri • TAPERED TAIL GIVES AIR-TIGHT PIT were so severe It was a moment containing more than 180 sep- not generallyMncraiiy writtenwriVbCXi with the ------sHoTwnTwla ‘ diamonds at the second trick, and toe next player passes. You jecU in smaller groups and in . Mulligan m d WUllam plans fo r the church’s Build- Reed, a resident of Guilford. the Herald Tribune and the with instructions to limit the to­ wishers anxiously in doubt unUl Cessna. Oat tha Qanuina *ToHaflax* before he realized what had arate pieces, which probably musical notation in use today, ^ c a U o n budget wot ~ ^ to'toe~ jack of hold; Spades, J-10-9; Hearts, A- succeeds Henry Magee. Elmore Holley. ing and Expansion program. jg survived by his widow, Bar- Journal-American would be tal amount.of expenditures (bill Just before she arrived. " I even lost the computer *2 ** AT HARDWAM STORK happened, though the Impact of comes as a surprise to you, The n^t step for the MHA, Anderson, past exalted ruler. Winners of the hunt for to t, The PTA will meet tomor- bara, and six children. published as a single paper. later was passed 8T0-16 with no reduction in the school budget ^ iii.t I was short of fuel all right,” which I use to fl^ e tos^ces.” ^4^ development wiU be officer_ in charge of. » second and third 4nlstaa graders WHO/iteita* wtee;ufiaSMb* the bullet knocked him down. and this does not count toe most Instrumentalists. >m this TTie "rule”rule” told Kantar just 9-7-4-2. Powers spoke of the possibUl- New England votes against it): would have to come from this i ^ d the diminutive housewife,oewife, she said. “ Luckily I had an ex- ™ ,«ibie a P » “ y Single. Ka- He then made it back to his car ‘‘purfling*’ inlaid around the But you don't have to go back What do you say? grant, is to pinpoint the possible mstaUation. A turkey ty of a strike when he reported for the motion — Daddario, B- item as other items seemed **• "Second l*end low,” “ but it wasn’t any emergency tra one on my key chain.” ren Geehan, Susan MaCtomber, and tried to drive on. edgee nor toe mosaic with which to this esoteric music to find he has taught thousands of pu­ ANSWER; Bid one diamond. locations for the proposed con- be served at 6:30. on contract negotiations at a Conn., Glalmo, D-Conn., Gra- of unquestioned necessity. or anything. Dre<|? Someone asked. Police ^-'ym'c Aramimi, Jeanie Bum- The auto swerved off too the sound hole is usually serious works by great compos­ pils. Show a new suit rather than struction, and then to retain an other officers are meeting of 1,200 printers. He bowrttl, DConn., Irwin, D-Oonn., D ie school board points out " I knew I had enough to get “ Just a Itttle,” she said, ^n i nreoare the riAnro-A McCauirhev es- ham, Karen Dsinforth, Francis street and hit a tree. adorned. B y comparison, the ers for the guitar. Couperin, histead, Kantar sjteppcd up raise partner’s minor suit said a “crisis exists.” Monagan, DConn., St. Onge, D- that three of the new teachers, here. Otherwise I would have closing her eyes. She remarked Works. David OoUella. Kelto Chief Keyser called a news sound box o f the violin ie con­ Rameau, Scarlati, Bach, Handel with the king of hearts. This Copyright 1966 He said there would be a Conn. (all voting), (on passage, one for a first grade and two landed somewhere else.” that was toe first Ume she had "v m av^e ourchas- ' ® f »Hoke, * Billy “y Uliffe, Susan —Slavik, - conference Sunday night to out­ siderably simpler. and Sg the setting trick, 15 from Club years, Md Theodore Fairbanks, Eleanor Wright and Shar- Ciorbett had been found, near Reynolds, who had been with Parents of children eli­ Segovia, for example, whoip the heading of "classicai” gul- below its grade le v e l^ South would make the con- _ , „ . , organist. g„ Wright. Mrs. Joseph Bvan- AND death, slum ^d in his car in the gible to attend kindergarten Fritz Kroiaer once said was one tar, as well as a great literature At present, t h e « f teachers tr^gt if West played low on toe Before TPC Attend Parley The newly elected exalted kovlch. chairman of toe event, same general vicinity as the I have not mentioned. The gul- uring 19 classro^nte for grades fi^st round of trumps. East Britain in the fall are being asked ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ of the only two musical artists by the school superintend­ tv,« ruler has been a member of conveyed her appreciation to all i^***irk Repeat of Selhuf motel. tar is Spanish as we know it one through have an aver- have to win with the ace ^^y after being stricken at bis A proposal to buUd a road Fifteen membere of the Junior Manchester Lodge of Elks about yj^ko contributed. WEDNESDAY in this world. (The other was ent’s office to register their popular Chief Keyser said Coleman today, and there exists a tre- tefe teachtog; load of 29 pupils, gf trumps while West still had a home. . from S. Main St. to the Oom- Centiny Club of Manchester will gj^,j^^ years. He is a salesman Hwior Boll then returned to Baton Rouge to also Spanish, Casals.) children now to avoid toe T o violinists, it probably mendous amount of Igeriaa and toepe are three comblna- diamond. West would not get his He is survived by his widow, spring meeting of Hartford Distributors' East Bernard Ellis, principal of report the shooting. munity OoUege campus in the rush of registeration in music for the instrument. A l­ Uon rodms. With 18 teachers for niff, and the setting trick would Calista; a son, David, of Mil- SPECIALS “No arrest has been made comes as a surprise to know form er Nike Site wiH be con­ September. W h e n ’s tomor- worked in Hicks Memorial School, has 74^ though there have been Spanish toe^Mune grades and with 18 never materialize. ford; a daughter, Mrs. John and no charges have been that even the celebrated Bach sidered by the Town Plaiming Children who will he five wtair fiv3Tn o n m to H n m at yeays- announced the students on the classicists, most of toe music fassrooms, toe a v e r s e num- Deciding which hand sliould Ganley Jr. of Wethersfield; and filed,” said Keyser. ".An arrest "Chaconne” can be played on years old on or before Jan. WaVoriiv Inn Cheshire ^ He is a graduate of Manches- junior High Honor roll for the her of pupils In each room win the trick is easy for a de- a sister, Mrs. Arthur Wright of Commission (TPC ) tonight and W^eriylnm Cheshire. ^g^. jjig h school, where he was third semester and Other Famous Makes the guitar, and is more effec­ generally associated with 1, 1967, are eligible. is not anticipated, in view of the would be 23. There would be no clarer who sees his partner’s North Haven. Those attending from the gcuve in sports. He is a member ^.g^g awarded tive on that instrument than on ‘^Spanish” , guitar is prqpdrly the board of directors tomorrow Registration will take statements made to us by Mr. confUnatlon rooms. Corbett and Mr. Coleman.” the fiddle. I do wish, incidental­ called “ fiamenoo.” night. place Wednesday and Thurs­ Oddly enough, the wdrd is the The projection of an average ly, that a few of toe vloUnlsts The road, to be paid for with day from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. president; Mrs. Michael Tobin, ^ ® g t o f ^ Wilhelm, and Edward Solbos. SpanWh equlval«»tr of “flam- of 28 pupHs per teacher is based POLICEMAN ASSAULTED who attempt this work would 86*- atate funds, would run across Parents should apply at toe rice nresldent- Mrs. Rich- Second honors were awarded BASKETBALL SNEAKERS on a February 1966 count What take the trouble to listen to it inro,” a hrillioptly colored bird town land but would not inter­ school serving their neigh­ STAMFORD (AP) — Two the added enrollment might be ard E 1 c h a c it e r. Hartford p^AhaU ** to Beverly Blow, Richard Miller, on guitar (recordings exist) of'solemn i^id mounful aspect fere with the layout of the golf borhood. It is not neces­ young men have been chaig;ed between now and the opening of ^unty seiring toainn^:^d vJ?ie, toe former ^g*^ LOW WHITE — YOUTHS' — IOY$' — MEN'S which immediately gives the There is ^S pan ish song called course there. Plans for the road sary to bring the child. with assault and resisting ar­ school in the fall Is difficult to work a baroque effect that the the ’Dpaheitco” which is solemn have been worked out by town Die following infoiinatlon rest, in connection with the beat- predict. It is certain, however, April 12th Benton Osgood. Mrs. Robert I>1«>® Jon®". vdoHnist never even strives to andrhimumfid. Invariably in toe o f f i c i i . should be brought to the a session o f toe Grand Lodge lUg-.of a Stamford policeman. toat any increased enrollment BJorkland, Mrs. William Kodes, Claudia St. Hilaire, Karen La- of E-minor, much favored . registration: Birth certifi­ of Elks, July 3 in Dallas, Tex. ALL FIRST QUALITY Police said patrolmein John achieve. would increase the average Alt its meeting tonight, toe Mrs. ^ a n Tay Fbntaine, Gail Woodbury, Clc- the gyx»les. Gradually, / Is THE Day cate, proof o f small pox -^<«e planning to attend toe B i n M Perrante was beaten, kicked and The ^ guitar is a Ilttlo orches; » teaching load to about the 26 TPC will also consider a re­ Francis Galasso. vaccination, and proof of InstallaUon are representatives ALL euARANTEED FOR WEAR stomped when he tried to break tra all in Itself, and aside ftofn Spa^to g y p ^ music came to which toe school board briieves quest for a six-month extension Also attending are Mrs. Doug­ Michelle Cerrigione, George diphtheria and polio immu­ o f toe Grand tiOdge o f Elks, ‘ imup na oisturhanendisturbance downtown Sat'Sat- toe keyljoard Instrum ent the be known as flamenco music, to be a desirable maximum. of a permit to First Hartford las Gallup tmd Mrs. David M ur Rego, Robert Oottier and Ger- Oontrary to common belief, a for LUNCHES . . . nization (three Salk or uiday night. oply one that can a^cbmpony School Menus Realty for an addition to its phy, wiimers In the Manchester ,mentoero o f toe S ^ e E l ^ Magneson. great deal ot Spanish music is three Sablri oral). AMirino* .«nntp.<3t ' Associatlon and officers snd Bond for the suspects, Jerome itself in its own color. Its TVwsday — vegetable - beef Parkade Apartments on W. Junlor Century sewing apontest , x,,,, Boys Baseball solemn and mournful and pot at Further information may lodges Meehan, 21, and John Orowtel, tone is sensitive^"and subdued, soup, peanut butter and jelly Because of the demand for a truly fine Middle Tpke. The permit for 28 and now competing on a county members of Elks The Boys Baseball League all Uke toe music of South Amer­ be obtained from school or 19, was set ^t 86.000 each. so toat it c a ^ '^ ly be properly sandwich, meat sandwich, gela-' place to have lunch, Gavey’s Log units was granted in Novem­ level, and arts and crafts ex- throughout toe atate. will meet tomorrow at .8 p.m. ica with which it ia generally board of education offices. tin and topping; Wednesday — Cabin will now start serving lunch­ ber. A t that time the TPC im ­ hlbitors, Mrs. Oscar Asadoorian, in the Town Hall. This wlU be confused. So when you listen to meat loaf, mashed i>otato, corn, eons A^ril 12th. The same rustic at- ■ posed a number of restrictions flower arrangement: Mrs. Clyde toe final meeting before try-, Spanish music (real Spanish, not designed to screen toe apart- ,11 v it 1 R. Richard Jr., silk screening; 1961 Car Taken pudding: Thursday — baked rnospheffe and excellent food will of Spaiilah American) it ie not a beans, hot dog on a roll, cole­ ments from toe adjacent park- Posed school in the Globe Hoi- Mrs. Gerald Oompasso, art, and course prevail as always! i. bad idea to conjure up a mental slaw, fiuit; Friday — . fish ade and to insure the safety area. Mrs. Douglas Gallup, Christmas From Driveway picture of a flamingo to go with sticks, iiarsley potato, beets, ap­ Of residents. " Approval of a town plan to decorations. A 1961 car WM taken from a it. plesauce-raisin squares. Bread tiHicli Rjt Cavey’s Log Cabiii, Those two items were added Those not attending but enter­ HOME OJ* ‘ ' Fiamenoo music ia toe Span­ and butter and milk servte with to an already crowded agenda ing the arts and craft competi' driveway at 16 Const|a>ce Dr. ish musical Idiom corresponding all meals. ' - fo r toe meeting which. Includes zoning permits, tion are Mrs. Charles McKenzie, sometime between 9 last night Q U illrY AND fBKVlCfl^ to Dixieland jazz. Usually it ia jewelry and collage; and Mrs. V It’s Worth r four public hearings and-deltb- and 6 thjs morning, police re­ not written down, and a great Manehester Evening Herald oration on other matters, which Ronald Primavera, embroidery. COMPARE port. deal of it is Improvised on toe Andover correspondent, Law­ were discussed previously. Board to Tour 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE,, EAST Police say toe keys to the car. spot. In both cases the music is rence Moe, tel. 742-6796. ^ The hearings are on Bran- ANYWHERE MANCHESTER ' associated with toe dauice, or C3er thousand gallons, Five packs of color film were ces and properly included in the quest by James McCarthy and Lincoln School-at 7 p.m. tomor- Some pay less and others much taken from Arthur’s Drug Store Hospital Firm — $109 flamenco category. Songs in­ . Route 87, Lebanon, Conn. William Peck to build 30 apart- yjeir meeting at more. Genertdly toe rate ranges at 942 Main St. Wednesday, po- SALE Our Own Qualify Sneakers clude Soleares, Slguiriyas, U v- The Nathan Hale FTA will Phone (1) 423-9256 menta in throe buUdings on g toe Municipal Building. from 13 cents to 70. lice report. CHILDfiei'S—WOMBI'S—AHD TEENS' ianas and so on. meet tomorrow at 7:30 pm . in Green Rd.; on a proposed six- tour, which is expected to , STEAKS l l a In fact, there is a fine album the school auditorium. A film, lot subdivision o ff Gunnison ^idude some board of educa- by RCA which features a .rather Bd.; and on a p r o p o ^ by members as well, is being A T TH E P A R K A D E WMiti LEAN. JUICY toorough cross section of Flam­ “A ll in/a Day,” depicting an Stanley Bray to suMivlde into ^g^g „pg^ recommendation of ILIOGEH DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WESTlI OUR OWN enco music, its history and the average day at Manchester Me­ three lots a pwcel at Green Q^ggrai Manager Robert Weiss ' SNEAKERS AOc songs of Andalucia. Two guitar­ morial Hospital, will be shown. IW. and Woodbridge St. gg ^,6 resutt of a letter from ists featured are Juan Serrano Mrs. H. Jeto Malone will be ' Among previously discussed Mrs. Virginia Cellnski, of toe GROUND BEEF and Rafael Nogales, both excel­ the narrator. Fashions from aubjects to come up tonight is Lincoln School Parents Assocla- We’U lean over lent, though I prefer Serrano, the “Penny Saver,” the hos­ the controversial request for a tion, describingi the condition of N EFCO EXTRA MILO who recently signed with Hurok pital auxiliary thrift shop, will rone change of 30 acres of in- the school. backwards to E A R N Attractions and will be heard be modeled by ladies of' the terior land east of Oakland St. Mrs, Celinski heads a commit- IF YOU’RE A “TOP NOTCH” SALESMAN and rather extensively in this coun- aiuKiliary. The request comes from John tee of parents which has been LUCKY your insurance with try next season. Those 'attending are reminded are looking for a secure, long term career, then Barninl and Anthony J. Gozdz lobbying for extensive Improve- 7 FRANKS Incidentally, toe fiamenoo gul to w Ing good used clothing for who wants toe acreage changed ments to the building. She ap- 5 9 f we want you! Good base pay, excellent commis­ tar is a little different from the the Penny Saver. Receptacles from Rural Residents to Resi- peared before the school board STRIKE classic Spanish guitar. R is nar­ fo r donations wiU be at the dence Zone A. Vigourous oppo- in February to seek action, sions, insurance benefits, pension program— and A T OUR ^ FtSH COUNTER rower in the body, for one piing, doors o f the auditorium. Bition was voiced at a March 7 terming the tondition of too you’ll represent the finest, largest fuel

SAVE 30e A OMaien A m d iM C M CMip«er, tab for its low notes to be properly plan of Case Mt. as recreation a tiny one-acre site at the Cen- 4 to 10 Narrow and Medium reasonant. (It should be at least RMERgnpCMIB am land. tRi' in ^ pn^h of proposed down- and I’ll eat my hat!” UHSCMUMIY J U M R O S B i 170 Paul Stntl • Harthid, CowMCtiait Child’sSm aUStoS ALL as large as a cello.) As a result, Approval of a site for a pro- town renewal. the guitar has a large number TMEWTOTLOYEMY THIRD-ANNUAL White and Jeans Blue-iWomen’s-^eana Bine Child’s LINCOLN—HALF GAL ITL of overtones, many of which are MiMriilKWMino impleaeant. PARADE OF QUARTETS Unamplifled, these overtOTea P R E S E N T E D b 'V die away and remain unheard. Another Shipment Received From Italy FRUIT DRINKS 3 9 But electronic amplification MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT CHAPTER licks them up and magnifies I v i P M n , j im S.P.B.BiS.Q.S.A. WOMEN'S AND TEENS' . them very disadvantageously. A t (D ie same thing is true of elec- "SPRING" into SUhdMEr tronicaUy ampHlied harpsichord, SCHOOL AUDITORIUM currently undergtdng some type HURRY! ENDS TUES. SATURDAY. APRIL 16 — 8:00 P.M. ASPARAGUS t i c k e t s IVhdtttfer of vogue with dahee combos.) $2.09 SANDALS In any event, don’t underes­ Available at the Door -Monday-Taesdajr 8:30-8:28 timate the guitar. It can be a DOOR PRIZES W IL L BE AW AR D E D 2 lbs. most remarkable instrument. Go The Price! and hear it p n ^ r ly played Isn’t a It 9 9 sometime, end don’t judge it as exempUfIsd by Joan Baez. it thrajs oonwinnds STARTS bedroom costs Sizes N h n p B B iiH i 5to9 th e b est Werner Recitals WED! phone less Regular M N arro w and Medium FRESH SPINACH Resume Sunday than a • 7 . 0 0 ^ A Grand Assortment WASHED can o tfe r . The Werner Studio, Frederic wthin AND E Werner, Mrs. Louise Rtck- nsgsl and Mrs. Karen Pearl, OLBANfiD /’TN your quarter a 4t| instructors of pKtno, organ and “ ® voice, announce the second in 19 a serka e f mid-season recitals BURNSIDE KOR» A SEEDl^ reach? week! for Sunday afternoon at 3:30 In the chapel of the South m m W EST Methodist Church. ^^emart CRAPEFRUIT Twenty-two of their vocal and i piano students wlU be presented MANOHESTER PARKADE IcRtSP-AIRC RiD ROME OkMANPLWIST • DItBCTOk in the recital. Among them are STARTS beginners tUs sessmi. Others Order your new phones by calling your local telephone office or ask any telephone man. I r a o N i Ml r t m have been studying for' a few OPEN WEIL, THURS. & FRI. UNTIL hOO PJL years. APPLES 3LBS 39C n A UNNOH Ua tatatee | W ^*'*** I^rents, friends and all per­ Ilie Southern New England Telephone Company CHAMC ACCOUNIS mVIRO • EUNTT OF EARKIWit / V, - 142 lAST a M m srm L MANCWPre sons Intereated are invited ta attend these rseitala. IjATjgSaJ^RjPjnj” Is celer — Uies V s .

• i - V A ■ V * W 'l / Y).' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD> MANCffiSTER, CONN,, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1966 F A G B F O im * PAGE FIVE* EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1966 Stargazer Fails, Evelyn Waugh, I Police Arrests nrivftr FacftB Coventry n n C H ER BLASS w i or MAHCBCBDOg Dover Rd.; Danny foix, 81 Ed- Space Agency Tolland County Egg Hunters gerton St t RANGE Noted Author, I ___; ^ Also, Alan GlreUi, 21 New- ' AM) George C. Bdwaids, 48,' of liquor G>unt Hearing Set Tomtarow ^Heardiroken* **When You Think o f Glau, IM M S n Forester WiU TV-Radio Tonight man St; May Johnson, 6 Trot­ FUEL OIL IKes in London lOir Cambridge St, waa riiarged Think of fletcha^ 1 Quickly Bag ter St; Janet Keenejt 30 Hack­ with operating a motor vehicle Ferie W. H^audbnnd of On $1,941,282 Budget (Oeatinoed from —■ — Describe State matack St; blike McDonnell, g a s o l in e iUWDON (API — while under the influence of Bast H artford was Changed 92 Deepwood Dr.; Constance with operating a motor vehicle rise Ms 10 talcsoopes, eU rii as­ The Bahy H asv Their Limit irtioM pmigmt aoitlret liquor yesterday atMMit 1:46 a.m. PropoMd town hodgete for flie eowerage aad fl,9 ^ for ghonp 54 McKEE STREET Fark Facilities MigUore, 417 Summit j^t.; Rich­ on B. Middle Tpke. and is sche­ whfia Mtotioated Saturday tronomers bad hoped wmfld un- ard Molongoakl, Turrter Falla, ) him «B» oC Britain'd moot 1986-97 fiscal year totaling |1,- oo?w»g«-) '’1 Television duled to appear In court on night about 10:46, acooxdingr to John B. Hibbard, secretary Although the Manchester. Mass.; John MongeU, 70 Brent lanoocartiA mmlkrts, died Sun- M1462, Fcesented by various hfm town is now eparritaig on lodc sec rets c f tiM stars $:00 ( S-ifr-U-is-to) Movie (34) Travel TimS' April 26.,. polloe. and forester of ths'Oonnscticut ( 8) Mike Douglaa ( 8) FUntstonee _ ^ ’ Jayceea took over an hour to Rd.; Mike Mormo, 19% BS- COMrWY, INC jday at ttw oountzy botne d^faeiv town agenclas to taw board of a 10-month hudget while It con­ pettaaps provide, rinss to tiw FoUca say the charge was Police soy the weatbound TUt ENCLOSURES & Forest and Park Association (30) Bible answers (63A(M0) News. Weather hide almost 2,000 eggs In Cen­ dridge S t ihe Uv«d the aqoin^ hte ha oris Camera Alao, Jimmy Nason, 132 Ma­ ' ten lampooiMd. lic baariidl at 8 pmi. tomorrow storting Jody 1 of this year. .(40) Peter Jennings. News ter Springs' Park Saturday n : i . (ii‘i ir.'tr. was seen weaving back and of another weetbound oar (imt Selentiste had wmind for cut State .Parks and Forests to­ 6:U 34) Friendly Giant ' ple St; Peter Perrone, 38 Bdg- Waugh, OS, dted of tman- at Obventry High SebooL Itaxiee this year axe bring paid 5:30 (40) Dennis. Menace i ( 8-30-40) 13 O'clock mgh morning, the 2,000 chUdren udio forth on K. Middle I^he. and had stopped for a signal light years to perfect OAO, the first morrow at 8 p.m. at the Tol­ (34) What'B New? aOA3.30) HuUaMloo (C) erton S t ; Robert Per^on^ 104 Uin'k ' illi' ^'1 .i- l'-i I i iBounoed oausM aoon after re> It would require a 61J6 min on a 212 xnMs rate, because ttae I NSW Is Itao time to bring In ** Deoainriar, David aon of Nonnaa and Joan Letour- turned out for the annual driving in the left lane. on Center St east «f Broad St astronomical ohservatany ever land County Agricultural Can­ i(30) Social Security h s) To Tril the Truth Harlan St; Tammy Perry, 129 Storm window fisre raptaoed. I toniing Irom Siaater aerviceB to tax xxta to ftnsnea tfao renuUn- town borrowed $4M,000 to re-'- naan Deoonnier, 83 C9iastnut SL He waa bom March SO at (SO) Whlrlyblrds (84) UaiBo Room_ Lea Andreinl of 110 ’Tracy lh a t oar was drtven tqr A lfred Ueve the taxpayers during its sent into space. All were dlsap- ter, RL SO, Vernon. 6:48 (30) Peter Jennings. Newa I (34) Ttae French Oiet Easter Blgg-ltunt needed only Blsaell St.; Timmy Sullivan, 64 I hon* near Ihimton, in weaU Ing $1^01,283. Reductioos have Manriieater Memorial Hdepital. His maternal graadparente (3B-8W John Forsythe (C) Dr. was charged with failure F. Schats, 22, of Columbia. convereton to the uniflormflscal pointed at the faUure but said Hibbard was program chair­ (32) Three Stooges five mlnutaa to find every one NUee D r.; Leah Jean Saglio, 41 am Bnglaod. already been made by the AUTO GLASS IHSTALLED ,are Mr. and Mrs. Donla Letoumeau. Saeo, Maine. Bla paternal 4:00 ( 3-tO) News, Spotts. Weatiter (13) TVS Got. a Secret to yield the right of Wey to a ’Hie Sriiatx cor was damaged year. T ix e s Cor the prevtaus they hoped it wotdd teach them. man of the recent Governor’s > (34) Sea ^rvivet I (84) Antiques of them. Bigelow S t ; Kurt W agner, 22 Aa a witter, Waugh waa ao- in the rear end and the BeBaad- hoaida of aelectmen and fi­ lessons about the second OAO, grandparoita are Mr. and Mxe. J. Romeo Deaonnler, 48'Laur- Conference of Natural and En- (SO) Seehunt ( 8A040) Jees4 James vehicle not cliUged to atop Sat­ 18-montti pettod were com­ r iS t. (10) ^e-Denttfy U) Lucy Show (C) The eggs, Bupplled by the Strant S t ; David Yoomana, 14 f^dalm ed hgr cilttOB over the brand car waa damaged tat ttae nance, however, wtaicb will be scheduled for launching early in fu r n it u r e TWS- vlronmentel Beauty held in urday about 12:30 p.m. at the puted on a rate o f 46J1 mffls. (30) Tnie b the Answer (tO-33-80)------Dr. Klldsn:sre (Ct) town’s PTAs. Included 25 which Deepw(X)d Dr., and Chrlstliie GEORGE N. vrorU aa wftty, aopWaticated front end and both oolB wens explained at the hearing. 1967. , Hartford. (33) Pocky end His Fiienda , 9:00 (10-3380) Andy Wlllisms (C) Main-Hudson Sts. intersection. The board o f education rnqd- OardOe, fbaak Jaaen, son of Frank and Terry Moetool (18) Topper <34) Mentally Retarded were colored silver, earii ot YoueU, 88 Harlan S t and aomeUmes tMrUilant. In pri­ towed away, poHce report Board of education budgets in The program will emphastee Police say the westbound tal outlay budgri request of The lessons will he easily. The MIRRORS (RnplM * Oaidlle, 79 Wella St. He vraa bom March 23 at Manchuter 6:16 (33) (^uh House hS)______mibmiptiiption TV which was worth a prize of a vate Ufe, he waa retiring and Andreinl station wagon drove Janet C. Norris was Issued a total amount to $1,227,910, of satelUte, one of tiie'beavieri sad family recreation and recrea­ (40) Maverick , 8-30-40) Shenandoah e s c a p e s f r o m p r is o n CONVERSE avoided priMicltT'. Outelde itia $30,700 cover $3,900 for iiaving Memorial Roq[>HaL maternal grandparents are Mr. and (10) News. Weather ( S-U) Andy Griffith (C) chocolate Easter bunny to the across the Main St Intersectian written warning for faUure to wMdi $30,700 is for capital out- 10,000 square feet; $21,800 to the most complex unmanned PWTURE FRAMINR (all lypts) tional ftclIiUes, and local camp 6:80 (l»-2^S0) Huntley-Brlnkley 9:80 ( »-13)<;Haiel (C) _ SJNFIiELD (AP) — John W. country home he up tUa pass to the left Saturday about lay and $30,210 for supplemen- Mra. D. Thomas Mostqnl, Hallandale, JTa Hla paternal sites. The public is wrioome. (C) 8-30-40) Peyton Place finder. PAINTIIIR disregaidiiig approaching traf­ rent five rooms and equip tfaree, payload ever launched by the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Antlumy Jiacchino, Sacra­ ( 8) Walter Cron)dte (O 3-13) Talent Scouts (O Malletto, 34, of Newtown, a aign: adarittaaoe on hual- 6 pjm., after the senttabound taxy operations. IhiHed Btatea, bad a price tag of 8-3(M0) The Avengers The 26 wtnnera are: a n d ' fic after having stopped at the and $5,000 to purchase three WINDOW aid PLATE OLiOS mento, GUtf. He has tw o sistera, Caiarlene, M by 5 % . and (30) America's Problems Kenny Anderson, 72 Essex trusty at the State Prison Farm, Hudson St. stop sign. Oimrt Norris car hit the rear of an­ The Board of Welfare budget about $60 million. TSm Atlas- ( 8) Newswlre 1083-80) Run for Ufe -(O Bom in Umdon, the aon of a classroom trailers. Lori Ann, 4%. South Windsor (18) Dife o( Rfley J8) Toptc St; Mike Armstrong, IS Trum­ walked away from a work detail DEOORATIIIB date for Andreinl is April 25. other southbound car driven by is $6,000. The______board’s______supplementary op- Agena rocket that boistod It _ i ■ : • e • . • • (13) Newebeat 11:00 1 ( SA-J0-13-30-338O40) News. Sunday, state police said. pribUeher of modest means, (34) Virbafs New? Spms, Weather bull St; Thomas Bombardier, 9 can 6 P-M. • 9 P JL * Freidi H^^Timrick 49, of 37 Dana J. Ctaoss o f B ari Hampton, The Board ot selectmen b^- buifeet r^ eri tor W - from Cape Kennedy Friday cost 11:16 (fo «)) Tonlkht (C) Malletto waa serving a term Waugh became Haadnated by gets total $498,372, of which 6:46 ( 8) Peter Jernibigs Elmerson St.; Linda Brown, 28 Phone 648-2804 lilnnmore Dr. was charged with on Adams St. south of Near -A “ 210 coven $600 tor two cement aboiri $U mllHon. fieverri tbra- TunbOttg, MeUsee Joan, daughter of Bti B. Jr.'and Union Proposed 7:00 ( 8) Movie (C) (30) A)9C mxtitffie Trumbull S t; David CharUer, of five to eight years for rob­ the social wfabi ot the British State Rd., pciioe say. ’Ihe Nor­ $141AOO is a supplemental bud­ sand donars were added to ttae (10) Movie 11:30 ( S-8-12) Mori* f u l l y i n s u b e d breadt of peace and intoxica- sidewalk panels at Coventry PanUne Leverett TambUng, 73 High St Stae was bom March (18) Suhecrlptlon TV 11:35 (40) Merv Griffin 69 Winter S t ; Jim CSiartlm:, 218 bery with violence. He waa con­ capitaL He attended Oxford in ris car wiw extenatveiy dam­ get. cost by five postponements of 11:80 (33) Tonight (C) Uon Satauday evening after a Orammar School; $6,700 for 81> at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ With Hartford (30) Ycur Health Center St; Lorla Durand, bl victed in 1064. the nrid-lOdOa and gained entry domestic disturbance at Ms aged in the right front fender Committed to repay bonded lighting and sinks at Coventry tiie fligfat into the glittering set he aoad- mother Is Mrs. Catherine H. Moran, Somerville, Mass. Her SEE SATURUAirS TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE UBTINa home. Court date for Timrlck and towed away. indebtednesB is $210,000. Grammar School, and $20,010 .The fiOlnre of an Atias-Oen- pdtemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Tambling Sr., United Fund ittlred. Main St. north o f PumeU FL On the current Grand list, fo r items eliminated from the taur rodeet Ttauraday pushed “ The newels he wrote before is April 26. 105 W alker Sb fflie has five brotber^ Rlriimrd. 15. Michari, Allan Smith. 38, of 196 Main was ttae scene of a t«ro-car ac­ $24^00 represents .the income maintenance or equipment ac­ the total cost of the back-to- $ i O Q O | The town council has received World War H were satirical 18. Stephen, 11. Matthew. 3. and AndtW. 15 montha; and two St., was charged with breach cident Satiirday about 1 pm. from one mill of taxes, the fi­ counts in the basic budget up­ back fizzles here to more than aisten, Jody, 10, and l>rile, 7. a letter from Charles Lyons, > studies of the sodal set. But that residted in Bleanor A. nance board reimts. Asseas- on request of the board of fi­ $76 millicn. t. • • • • • president of the PTA council, many critics claimed that works of peace yesterday about 11:30 Radio Triesebmann of Bast Hartford ments win be baaed on the list nance. -fc UadetUll; Stephen Leon, sem of Bmest S. and Nancy recommending the appointment Hke *‘VUe BodleaT in 1080, p.m. after a dmnestie disturb­ (Thto Bating tnodnles only those news broadeaate «f DT'or U ance at his borne. SiUith’a court being tsBued a warning fo r fM- o f O ct 1, 1906. ’The Bocud of ettieaticn; bow- Wherier UndechUl, RFD 8. Kelly Rd., Vernon. He was bom of a committee to explore town •(Handhil ot Dust” in 1034 and appearance is scheduled for lowing. too closely, poUce say. Should time be insuffiriant to erver, feels the items should he March 27 at Hartfond HospitaL participation In • the Greater mimite lengtii. Some station earry otiwir abort newacasto.) “ Scoop” in 1038 showed tha.t A nortobound car driven by review the requests of both tbe coned dered under tbe coRdtations • • • • • Hartford Community Chest. e W au^ #as really enamored of April 26. WDSO-4i88e 6:00 News, ^ xhIs, WeatiMr Martha Ik Johnson o f 246 S. boards of creation and select­ in wMcta they are listed. Ttae StnogA Gleiin David, son of MiAgri and Janet Ftae- The letter notes that many 6:85 Amerioane aristocracy. good MfiRi liMIs If 5:00 Long-John WSde Main St. came to a stop and ttae men at the iiibaring, it will ad­ figure also Includes educational etala Strange, 80 Jan Dr.. Hebron. He w ^ bom March 27 at children in the town would ben­ 8:00 Dick Robinson 7:30 News of the WoHd Waugh’s rehgiouB oonvlotiocie 7:46 Joe Oaragt^ MAIN ST., MANCHESTER SofuCocH Mines Trieedunazm oar, also nor^ journ until 8 p.m. Wednesday televirion for the grammer Maiiriiester bCemorlal H ostel. His maternal grandparents efit if they could receive help 1:05 News, 81^ Off 7:50 Ooocreeetonet Bepott and U s iMWtalgla fo r the old so­ school antennas for the three from certain Red Feather WBCH—616 8:06 BmS Davis — Talkback bound, riammed Into the Jobn- at tbe same place. Chairman young are and Mra^Lee FraoriilA 260 ^ring St His paternal 5:00 Hartford HlgtiUriite 9:10 NigMbeat cial order produced a mailced sen car, according to police. Wesley F. Lewis of the fi­ sciMols and six televirion sets, giaadporents are Mr. and Mrs. Bverett Strange, 58 Virginia agencies ^cializing in medi­ 7:00 News 11:00 News Sports, Wsather Clos^ hy Strike 8:00 Garilgbt change in Me writing In 1945, The ‘Mesobmaim oar was dam­ nance board says. two at each of the tiiree seboote. Kd. His paternal great-grandmother Is Mrs. Tressa Cunningr cine and psychiatry. 11:80 Alt Johnsoo when be puUiahcd **Brideshead U :to OrieTBouis WPOP—1416 (Continued from Page One) aged in ttae right front end and The Board of selectmen, in a oarams bam, Laksvills, Oonn. He has a brother, Jeffrey, 4; and a Noting that aa much aa 76 WINF—1386 Revistted.” Many critics consid­ Tha board of finance baa 6:00 George Brewer towed away. ______letter cf explanatioa of its oup- rioter, Marcy, 2. per cent of the town’s working 5:00 News 7:00 Ken Griffin ered it hie finest work. ered itsrif at liberty to strilm at broken down each of the budg- rowariei by 6:15 Dial 13 A written warning for fatiure Afcwing wiwt each reprs- plemental budget request of • • • • e force now oontributes to the 5:66 Spoite — Bern Ibereafter he produced aaiiy any time.’’ NftioRwidt As late as Sunday afternoon. to set handbrake was issued to tax mlHs, based on the $141,800, ouUines a program for WaitwH, Dawn Marie, daughter of Vanoe L. and Doris fund at ^acea'Of employment, '6:00 News ene more ssUie, “Ih e Lewed 6:30 D ial 13 UMW 'Vice President George PtaUlp M. Wald, 54. of 46 Hsr- Tntii« of tax income. a sewage disposal system to Nationwide wants the Saner Kamm, 5 Westland Rd.. BUlngton. She was bom Lyons said the adult populace, 6:46 Lowell Tbomas Oner* tat IMS, a biting taunpoon 6:66 Sports — Rlizuto Titler said he knew nothing of a Ian St, Friday about 11 aju., ij^ board of education basic eitaninate ttae poesUde poOutton Mbrch 28 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand­ also, would be eligible for spec­ IT e * re o i on Hollywood burial customs. It and health proUems in the sefest drivers in 7:00 The World Tonight rank and file movement for a after his parked car rollad info nTnj>initM to 47.3 mUls; Americe which ocr- mother is Mrs. Margaret B. Sauer, Buckroe Beorii, Vo. Her ialized hrip'' if ttae town were a 7:16 ^ o t i e — Gtffoid wes recently made into a mov- town’s lake a^ea; ridewadui for paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kamm, Ttv- Community Ctaest member. 7:30 Harrt Reaaoner your Btrlke. another parked car on H. Main lefnentel budget, break: For full par- Income Tax Payments are lust around the Ihohthlv |(------Prof. Christopher Tunnard has three sons, three daughters and man said Boyle and association ed by James A. Salvators, 42, of’ town children ttae tiiree months com er. . - and it's time for Spring clothes Davis Ave., Rockville. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Hen­ been named to on advisory 6.74 xnUIs. of summer vacation, as well as ticulars phone: t i l A i - l i l U s brother Alec, aiao a weU- officials would meet some time Wetherafirid, aooordlng to po­ and (in«y, tool Phone Bcneficial.for the ry Aberle Sr., Regan Rd., Rockville. «- panri that will reylew a plan DELIVERY . . . prettily printed ’Itas bonded indebtadnees fig­ during the schodl year; two cash you want now. Pick the payments most 2 6 .5 8 1^ 0 0 haown writer. today to reopen negotiations. lice. ■#-' Raymond F. TOckor • * * • • by Salem, Mass, to preserve ure amounts to 8A6 mills. more full-time men and two ad­ convenient for you • a. at Beneficial, where 7 0 0 The mineworkers’ contract The Farkade was ttae soena of 3 6 .4 1 Dalgte^ John Unooln Jr., son o f John and Constance historic butUUngs while carry­ Your order tor drag needs The board of educatkm baric ditional cruisers for ttae police 128 Pond Lana : you get that BIG O.K. for cash fasti (^11 up EGGS wMh the operateri associatlm an accident yesterday about 5 1 .1 6 1 0 0 0 PoM Daigle, 33 Mountain Rd., Rockville. He was bom March ing forward , an urban renewal and cosmetics will be taken budget request Is up $87,822, o f department; two addltimial high­ Manchester, Conn. and 8Ml Stocks in Brief expired April l, bui miners con­ 10:16 am. when a car driven by 1 *Oii 24 month plan. | 29 at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandmother Is Mrs. p roject FARM PRICED care of Immediately. Glen W. Maynard, 60, of 22 Do- which $53,540 Is for teacher’s way trucks, a payioader, a small 644-04Se amfew riMMi lyrtm • ina miesi isaiitawiii WUHam Prill, Toledo, Ohio. He has five siriers, Becky, 11, MARY B-ARRON designs dretany tinued to work pen^ g ttae out­ aalaries. Tunnard is In Yale’s Dexiart- STRICTLY FRESH MBW YORK (AP)—The stock Rd., bit a oar driven by book hoe and a iHUrii r iiii^ r ; Sherry, 0, Maty, 8, Chris, 7, and Jean, 5. come of negotiations which be- vw The board of seieotmen’a baric town garbage collection and Hs Leant up to $1(XX>-—Loan* Ufe-lnsupad aA kwr gMI» ment of City Planning. His ap­ market fsH ei^ somewhat ear­ F r e ri^ W . Berry, 67, o f 21 sleepwear of opatpie double nylon gan Feb. 21. budget is up $47,037, iriiich in­ disposal, and ramarking of aU pointment was announced Sun­ BIG-OAK ly ttas afternoon. Southwestern Pennsylvania Oiuroh St., police say. Nritber Bsnafldal nnanca Co. of lAondwaler Jemes, la n ra Elleii, daughter o f R o b o t J. and Bar­ day by the Department of Hous­ U isd d o jtiL oar was sertouriy damaged. cludes $6,660 fo r new highway streets in the town. 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER bara Pieroy Jones, 63 Branford St. She was born April 4 at Poultry Form tri(tt>t dtdightfuUy printed in green Ending was heavy on ttaa Mipeared to be the hardest hit eqtt^xnent; $7,633 for a new ing and Urban Affairs and the TeL 648-6160 — 643-6066 901 MAIN ST.—648-6821 New York Stock BxAange. 'Vol­ Police reported another Paik- MHcbel 3A1S6 * (Onr Sa Nor End»d TtL ..Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents by ttae strike. Jones A l,aughlin fire truck fo r ttae South Oov- Allow potatoes for French fry­ National Trust for Historic Pres­ 670 Vernon Street PrcMMsription Pharmacy blue or piUk. GhtxMse your favorite! ume also was heavy on the Corp. reported picket lines at ade aocldMit occurred Friday I Nationwid. Mutual InturMiM Co. | I o(.$lW mMi flTM ’ are Mr. and Mrs. George McCuUum, 92 Wells St. Her paternal entxy company; $7,600 for police ing to stand in cold WBter for Homo Otficoi Columbus, OMo ^ ervation. Amartcan Stock Bxchange. three mines employing nearly 2,- about 4 pm. when a car being lai grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Jones, 17 Brainard protoetton, and $4,960 for town SO mlntites before frying. 1/t SnudL medium, large. Tha alil)naa,j^ wUicta were 000 men. backed into a parked atoll by FL She has three brothers, Gary, 16, Da'vid, 14, and R o b o t, Hannah WUUaxnsan o f R S D 'l insuranca ($3,060 for the town makes them more crisp. 2; and a sister, Donna, 12. strong in early trading, weak­ U.S. Steel Ooip. sold men ra- •. « • • • ened. fused to work at three of Ms Box 686 hit 0»o left front fendte TVans World Airlines derilned mines, oite ot them its Bobena of a car owned by John Bamanowrid, WUUam Ttaonas, son of William and to 78% after annauncement mins, where 1200 men work, BtauUcner of 89 Isdta 8 t Donna Markell Romanowski, Leona Dr., Rockville. He was that Howard Ibigbes will sell Walkouts against other |no- bom April 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal bis 6,684,917 TWA common diicera brought the number of grandmother is Mrs. Vem Ash, Mentor, Ohio. His paternal ataarea to ttae public. Barlier H mines not working in I^ennsyl- Didn*t Compose it SERVICE grandfather is Ben Romanowsld, Jacksonville, Ohio. He has was off 3%. vanla to eight An estimated 6,* Robert Burns did not com­ tw o brothers, Iiftchaiel, 9, and Joseph, 7; and a sister, Susan, 8. Branlff Airways soared 8 ooo men in aouthweriern Pann- pose tiie song "Auld Lang ***** ^ Bdwwds, Walton Justin, s Here, in onr town, oil heat is cheaper thaw gne, Aqd homeowneiB are proving it witii the big OUR BRIDAL RipiBTRY W h, is our Watjer Bali PREVIEW SHOWING Mvinga they rqioit after switching from gaa to of our Mm^d be nx^piised how Httle it may cost to TELLS EVERYBODY ewitch from gas heating to o3 heating--with a best selling favorite ijoality-oontrolled Mobilheaf fa d dO. We’d like WHAT YOU WANT Ca lifornia tiie chance to you how much moDey you can for the fuller figure? 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1 PAGE SEVElf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, APRIL 11. X966 UANCHEStES EVENING HERALD, MANCHBSPTEB, OGNN^ I^AGE SDC official ceremonies were held DAYS in toe ugly, cramped oom^rard School Fund of the Kllmalnham Prison •nmo is no good way out Perhaps there LEFT Jim m y never win be. But some vary bad way v ^ o « the Brititoi executed six­ out, worse than we might have had teen of toe Irish leaders. Tb« First Slated executions inflamed the Irish ALL THIS WEEK- could we. have m ^e a few 'eonscioua and the revolt became success­ INC. choices much earlier in the game, niay Breslin For Review ful. The into are restoring toe AND NEXT WEEK -| now be forced upon us. (Continued from Page 6) prison, toe cells included, as a _____FBEOt! Tito board of direoton, meet­ natioiud monument Great issue AN EVENT NOT PoMMieni ing tonight at the test of its "H e ■woiks odd days.” is taken with this. Prisons are Vontded October 1. Mtt finre 46|iedu)ed budget wotkriiopi At first there were only five things men should tear do-wn, TO BE MISSEDI Bxoept Sundoya A Priodigal Wants To Retnni aesskms, will review the largest ■ or six of them. But more kept not rebuild. So the rest of the coming at the two strangers. Indonesia, having undergone some­ and most -controversial depart­ day of celebration was spent in mental requ^ that of the 15, fc ^ One of toe strangers was Terry the Raven Pub. All afternoon, thing of a bloody revolution, is now O'Neill who owns ;two saloons board ;of education. The session p lm d ila s i w ItxpijrtTS h » e toe kids crowded outside toe goaecB im on b a t e s getting ready to rejoin the United in New York and he was hand­ my»Me IB AdWM will be conducted at 8 p m -'in aM 7 « Sled ib o i M c iS l iaootae lax doors and called in, “Me, Nations. r ing out the coins. In a matter toe general manager’s office. m ister.” of seconds he had a crowd of n r a o Months The United Nations helped Indonesia' The xebool board haxi xub^ 196S Publishers Newspeper fifty kids around him. . They Syndicate Ona K ora .liMonie a natimi, free of Dutcb'rule, af- noitted a request for 36,061,M(S were aU ages, four and five and ta- World War H, and Indonesia became for the 1866-67 fiscal year, an increase of About 6632,000 over Inside ten and eleven, and they were t h s « « a ! 5 a member of the. United Nations In all dirty and they were all com­ 5&..'SrlSS7r4fe 1950. Fifteen years later, with Presi­ itx current appropriation. Gawral Manager Robert ing off the littered sidewalks in Wedding f n w and also the h>^ news iMd>- dent Sukarno playing the game of 'front of these long rows of at­ Weiss, in his 1966-67 tentati've Report « ( reiMfaUoatloa special dis­ Commuidst China, Indonesia formally tached stone houses on the budget, has sliced approximate patches nm hi are also rsserred. ______withdrew from the world organization. (OoBtinued from Page 6) street. Barrett - Rothbergr ly 63001000 from ilm school re- Miss Caroline Deane Barrett, Now Secretary .General T l^ t has his ”Me mister,” they kept call­ J',- ' quest and has recommended a . of the Wednesday Group of llfy ing out. Dogs Jumped among daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Har­ legal staff busy studying the question 66,762,901 appropriation, for an oral Republican Congressmen ------them. One kid held up a card old a. B arrett o f 120 S. Lake- of whether B^onesia epn simply re­ Increase, of 6331,740 over the -vras partially inspired Ijy teaent- which said he was a boxer in wood Cr., and Paul Martin Roth- enter the United Nafiona, or must stand setTlos nUedt M. B. A Serrtcs. ^ 1865-66 spending. ment against Laird. toe Transport Workers' Club. berg, son o f, Mr. and Mrs. Al­ for election as if k, vrere an entirely in re«)m m «i^ a 69.909.027 3 ^,^ Laird may be meUowlng. bert M. Rothberg, of Hartford, Ihdi^ Bar'"^ ^ ^ ^ W s w Totk. Chi- He wanted a reward for that. DetrcK sad new applicant. Gener^ Fund budget for next consider his reacUon to the Another one, blond and smuged were married Thursday, at the ATJDir BUBEAU OT GIBCOI**^ Indonesia’s rejoining, if it happens, ^ A p ril 6 vote, when the House face, with boney, dirty legs Temple Beth Israel, Wert designed to teld tax 11^ narrowly defeated a motion to sWeking out of short pants f®” *- RabW Abraham J. Feld- will repair the worst surface breach tha recoinmit President Johnson’s pushed close. He was looking officiated. United Nations has suffered in its 21 ^ rent sitosldy scheme, 198 to 190. up and yelling “Me mlrter” Following a reception at Sco- years of existence. And, of course, it IteputoUcans voted 125 to 6 for while he put his hands Into Ter- ler’s RMtaurant to Hartford, the SS? ^ ^ 7 New York City. For Thursday — I will knock into total Hmbo the wild Chi­ hl«toiy,ja^TO fOTjUtoreases ito recommittal, but those six de- ry O’Netll’s pocket. couple left for Ne tb r Friday — 1 P.m. Thursday. nese Communist dream of some kind of almost wvety minwpai d ep ^ - factions (five of them Wednes- «<5et your hand out of there,” They ■will reside in H artfor^ «u » AftturoAT “* 1 p*ni. SWusy. . Cloalflod deadline; lOjdp a.in. esA day cl rival world organisation for which Indo­ mental' ap|xopriat^ but ^ Group members) carried O’Neill called out Then he 'I*'® attending The sseept Saturday — • a.m. nesia would have been a highly prized m i^ no ptovi^n for a con- day for the ’White House, swung his head around to catch University of Connecticut Mr. member. MhuU^ to ^ ^pltal Reserve conservatives asked the kid who was trying to pick Rothberg is a graduate kl5vi0Z$t ISomUy. A]«fl U Fund. Lnstead, Weiss has rec Laird to call a party caucus to his other pocket Finally, he University, of OonnecU^ and ^ CANS g Peihaps, as the prodigal nation which .ornmended q 62.6 , million bond discuss disciplining toe defect- flung a handful of coins into is a teacher in the Windsor V e t s ' D o g F o o d K aotually left the :fold is preparing to issue, to tsiks care of echool ors. toe air and toe kids dove for Schools. I Wliat Comes Froni Chaos? oome hack, this would be a good time renovaf^ roads, storm sewer Laird, chairman of the House them in a pack and he ran to for some others, who may never have sad- otherMM.LM needs. i Republican caucus, declined. He the Raven Pub ■with the strag- Dust from Space 1 '$ 1 ' mie question lurking In the back of moved any such legal distance, to exam­ la a ^ ^ n to discussing toe argued that toe 96 per cent Re- giers chtislng him. ll V A - O l ^ 1 „ Scientists estimate that about many nehuis as the Buddhist denwHistra- ine the nature of their loyal contribu­ echoed tadget^th* publican regularity on the vote "Me mister,” they shrieked, Coko M ixos i night ■adU review Weiss rw- ______^______excellent ______showing._ _ Be- The___ ^oppression ______ended____ _ 50 a'million tons of dust from dls- tlbn of strength and near-control of the tion to the world orgranization. plt^iyiMnn In South 'Wetnain continues is ommmded appropriations for jj^ continued, the Repub- • years ago. But the product of it tant ..space fall on the earth President de Gaulle’s repeated sneers the libraries, tosurai^, pension opportunity in Congress is still is in Dublin. The kids on every year. These cosmic parti- D 12-OZ . th is: have perhaps been just as serious as Does this developinenft open the way fund, debt service. ^ defeat Great Society pro- Sheriff St. arid the blocks and minute that a mi- Indonesia’s actual departure. And one is posals but to create issues that alleys around it live in houses croscope and special equipment P CANS 1 ^ toward any solution of the crlMs and Cciniiod Sodfl 1e forced to wonder what ever became of ■- Amu W M thpr eliset Republicans in No- that hai/e overflowing garbage needed to Identify than. ow American problem in Vietnam? the great crusade Ambassador Goldberg vember. cans inside the front doors and — :------— ------—— It is difficult to see how It does or was going to lead In the United Na­ WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — A footnote: We gave the er- no baths Inside the flats. Once L PKGS eoidd. tions to have the United Nations con­ The U.S. Weather Bureau re- roneous impression in a recent a week, everybody on the block ® 200 Hie most eortreme possibility this ports that a relatively cool un- column toat Republican Rep. goe? to Tara St. Public Baths, cern itself with the problem of Viet­ i W' 2 PLY ■ Buddhist attempt to take over actual Lent From ’The OoUectlon Of Mr. and I t o . P m d jfeaiio . „ stable air mass has dominated Silvio Conte of Massachusetts a couple a blocks away. Last Fociol Tissuo nam. Was all that grand excitement ®\)r The BStti Annhrenmry Of The National Geltery Of Art, WeiUnelDa, D.C. political power in South Vietnam could the New England weather scene wttodrew his vote for recommit- year, a mo-vle -with Richard back around the first of the year one tor toe past week and shows lit- rent subsidy plan at Burton in it was filmed on produce would be one in which a new more instance in which the United “ HOUSES IN PROVENCE” : Paul Cezanne (1839-1906) I QT $ f leghne controlled by the BudiDiists tie slim of yielding to more the last minute request of Dem- sheriff St. The set was of a States was giving Up setylce to United springlike conditions Con- <»ratlc whips. ActuaUy, Conte public bato. When toe kids ^ BTLS 1 mould make peace with the Vletoong Nadbns piindplea while it caretuDy stouentlv toe weather remains agreed early toat day to with- looked out toe windows And Finost Tom ato Jiiice t and «*tiniaiiy notify us Amerloane to sequentiy wo -wBauier rou.oi, recommittal saw it, they streamedstream ed out of kept the world organisation from inter­ much toe same day after day. and. make a “live pair” ■with their filthy houses vrtth towels g o home. fering with'its own big power policies? A Thought for Today The normal eastward move­ This could happen. But there arc Democratic Rep. Wayne Hays over toeir arms and ran at the M saM ft DSskor HNAST-FROZEN ■ R will be resasuring to have Indonesia Jimmy Breslln Sponsored by the Manehester ment of weather systems snious questiaos whether it wlQ ever be CounoU oi Oharclies of Ohio, who favored the rent doors in the‘set and knocked it r l Q S MIF, CHICKIN, TUKMY j f PKGS g tom ugh section of toe ^ but had to be absent permitted to happen. - back. m a over. Let us hope the future history of the try has been at a standstill tor ^ “You go home and they talk One of these questions is tiiat of We have experienced anoth­ altout a week. This condition R obert A . T a ft J r .,.-who lost United Nations is all in the direction of A Day Of Memories his race for toe Senate in 1064, about Harlem,” Terry O’Neill whether or not American military fqrce er Faster Day. Easter is not for Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak will continue through tomorrow. more, not fewer, members, and. better is now running uphill in his was saying when he got Into ON THE f t 9-OZ in Sooth Vietnam win stand sUU and only a day, but for alwa^. In WASraNGTON — Gen. Lew who used to run Minnesota’s • Today’s weather will start out Enisanaaila EwSsb^ YOR’ GARDEN ( devotion to its principles from them all. you,” one of the mob now in the comeback attempt agAinst the Raven Pub. n PKGS g DUBLIN — Rain during the order to help keep its truth Walt, the. respected Marine Democratic - Farmer - .IiAbor Ml' the sunny side but -variable m w o jn n w o u ^ f fHOIEN-HEGUlAlt Of CRINKU CUT | Bsutral and permit the seinire of power pub called out freshman Democratic Rep. John The parallel is natural. The klght had fallen on the street clearly before us let us pray commander in Viet Natn, had (DFL) party with ItHm con- ClCudinCss w ill develop b y m id- FENCE? by the BudiBiista when they have al> .. Daly had four medals from J. GU'llgan for Congress. One Irish Rebellion was toe first Ukrf a'.' s'’.r.ibwom£n, leaving this prayer 'written by <3race high praise in private conver­ 'trol, is now looking to pleasant, moming. There will be a few ready been talking about the poeslMUty U’Conneil Si. washed and shin­ the revolt pinned to the front of reason: Taft’s own words in the successful ethnic rovoU. And It NoU C row ell: sations during his > 'visit ho-e unaggresive Mayor. Arthur iiKdgnlficant sprinkles noted started, toe veterans were re­ of negotiation with the Vletoong and of Peanut Ratter T o The Rescue ing la toe morning sun. New his. black, overcoat. He was ask- 1964 campaign are being used Call last mcHito foir Negro third ward in the Evans­ nut butter aflolonados noticed wbat it yen Chanh who has since Oovernetship this fall in hopes On toe national weather scene. and crowds of thousand taking NEW SYSTEM or. By toe time toe ten o'clock he said. We seek a way that we have ton area of Cincinnati’s First whether, should the-^dhiats succeed in was the stprekMper’s wife up in lynn, been purged. of averting a damaging pxrty advantage of it to smash into masses were over, .a crowd

1^ index to the Increased effectiveness up under a canopy on toe post the street who had Just given Keith refused to accept Nafto­ day changes. suddenly asking us to, get out Moreover, U.S. Generals in Tender Young Cornfed attack the storekeeper’s wife could office steps and from behind Christy CosteUo and Tony Yesterdays lin, they, could try to upset toe The normal high and low tem­ Hteie la at least- A chance ;thAt we Viet Nam who were wary of Ancient Tool •c have displayed if she had been privi­ him came a voice over toe loud O’DriscoH two and six each to convention by running in toe peratures tor this time of year w < ^ maintain thpt the request did not toe Honolulu confereiice from speakers. The voice reid the go to toe Show. 25 Years Ago primary. Rolvamg has thretened are:'Hartford, 69 and 87; New The scythe,' stUl used today Roricers represent the true ertMiws or nepds of leged , to' use. Jarred or loose, real old- toe beg/inning, now feel vindic­ proclamation which toe rebel ‘^Mister, m e; m e m ister,” The Herald, wins first place to do Just toat Haven, and 87; and Bridge- all over toe world in harvesting fashioned peanut butter with its niuch ated. They were uneasy about 66 the people of South Vietnam, and de- Irish Republican leaders had they said hands held out when in its class of neiwspepers Humphrey has had a harder port, 56 and 39. • grain and grass, dates back to higher degr^ of viscosity. If she could at President Johnson’s so actively- dde'to stay on there, fighting there, for posted when they started their they got around toe two stran­ less thati circulation from time running the party he did Pi^pltation may total one- the sickle, a small, curved hand BONEIESS CHINE PORK CHOPS have dobbered .that robber with a taste 10,000 sponsoring Premier Nyuyen their own good. revolt. The absence of speeches gers. amoi% a total of 1,038 entries so much to build since he be­ half inch or more, occurring -tool used as early as 3000 B.C. A p e r f e c t of real old-fashioned peanut oil he prob­ before, and the 'Silence that Cao Ky. According to toe •mere is the unpleasant possibility at ”What’s your name?” one of in toe llto annual exhibition of came Vice-President. Trotting about Wednesday and again to- according to toe Encyclopaedia came after, set the words of toe Generals, Ky .never would have IN AturallaEer ' PLOEIDA one octreme of the present situation, ably vrouldn’t have been able to escape kids was asked. newspaper typography conduct­ out Naftolin, he thinks, may be ward toe end of toe week. Britannica. proclamation off. The effect cm dared purge Thi had President ,V and It is no aotaition. in the first place. And, in the second “Joe Moorej,rm twelve.” ed by N. W. Ayer A Son, the the only way to airoid chaos and end Corf am* VALENCIA the crowd, because of this, was Johiuon not raised his prestige toe election of a R^ublican Natural Color R would not be a very pleasant taA place, wouldn’t, have wanted to. “What’s toe pin on you for?” oou»ti7 's leading advertising ORANGES m arked. Joe Moore held out h£s so high at Honolulu. Governor. trying to argue that our peaceful com­ agency. •Trlshmen and Irishwomen” striped shirt and looked down • * • An tiegant pump from Naturaltier palm wRfi Corfiim for STIINGLISS pliance with a request to get out would the voice said, ”In toe name of at toe small red pin on it Vice President Humphrey, One reason why a back row tethlon that's long lasting and aaty to care for. When ft’s GREEN BEANS TENDER be a real solution ^ther. At fiie least, it God and of toe dead generation ' 1 0 Years Ago \ Who’s Kidding? ‘Tt’s to e p led g e in toe Town officials set up priority movement to dl8iUne liberal Corfam, the only thing you naad to keep tt glaaming, la a would take us a long period of chagrin from which toe received her old ch olch." LBS Meriden tai^yers have Just got program and timetahle for Republican Congressmen didn’t- tradition of nationhood, Ireleuid, "What pledge?" % dampdoth. $]4.9» YELLOW SQUASH 2 and sense of disaster to get over the their 1956 tax bills in the mall. With school building projects incliid- Chester Town Court, stating get anyetoere last Week was a THURSDAYS through us, summoned her chil­ "For not to drink." Meat end Produce Prices Wfective Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Only feeling of not being wanted. And at the each bill la a helpful encloeure from the ing alteraUons and addition at that he feels ”it is improper for restraining influence .by Rep. dren to her flag and strikes for "Do they drink at home?” a F MANCHESTER FRIDAYS least it would seem fated to expose the tax office prepared, we assume, by As- Washingtoh School, cemversion a judicial. officer to be en­ Melvin Laird of Wisconsin. her freedom. . . . We place the "Me dad dihiks. Just one. af'^ people of South Vietnam to oontinulng of Educational Square bidldings The irony here is toat Laird’s . SAsaor Robert HaUbach wltii toe ap- cause of toe Irish Republic tm- ter toe Job, lie says. Keep'him­ gaged in'a pariisan political into a Junior high school, and usual insistence ion party regu- stthggto and tragedy, although It might, . proval of Mayor Shea. R relates to ths der toe protection of the Most self fit Only he doesn’t stop contest” ; LaBelle heads a. fac- construction of a junlex' high ' larity, 'visibly demonstrated on ' As Sm iI In UceAUS be argued that there is noth^ that recently completed revaluation of tax­ High God Whose blessing we in­ drinkin’ until toe mother makes tiim in the l>emocratic Party able property in toe city and toe re­ school for 600 pdpils on F. Mid­ i^ cli seeks to unseat Wesley toe floor-of the House, has eottld be much worse to i them than the voke upon our arms, and we him go to bed.” made him Enemy No. 1 to Ub- 3-OZ C A N bind and grind they< find themadvea in sulting tax rate. Aa It stands. It is mls- pray that no one Who serves "What does toe father do?’' dle Tpke. by 1950. Oryk, Judge of Town Court, 23c Atpo Dog Food *® 2 «Ss 59c Isading. Atty. Jcihn B. IniBelle re­ eial Republicans. The fonnatlon L ; - now. that cause will ditoonor It by from toe Democretic Town "1. AH taxpaysTS an now assessed cowardice, itoumanlty or rapine, (S m Page Seven) signs As depu^ Judge of hten- Committee rhairmanrtiip, _ ____ (i^_''Page Sorini) _ An the poaaibmtlss next in Uns are so telrly and equally at 60 per cent of m this supreme hour toe'Irlto 10-OZ C A N A | c 0 3 a l u m i n u m f o i l 2SFT r o l l 3 5 * ^ aompBcated and involved they wiU not value,” K atatea. TTue enough—and we nation must, by its valor and 90c untangle themselves for any easy analy­ an an in favor of it. The recent reas­ discipline and by the readiness sis. They are aU in some kind of in­ sessment of property was necessary and of its children to sacrifice them­ DESSERT has been found generally accepteble. y-O Z C A N scrutable no man's land, which is actu- selves for toe common good, TOPPING 49c Red Rose teabags pkgof48^9c •Hy a little mysterioiu and oriental and ”2. The basio tax . rate ia 25.2 per oeflt prove itself worthy of toe au-' Fischetti Lucky Whip difficult for a weetem mind to travti lower than last year, on all real gust destiny to vtoich it is can­ estate.” ’this ia toe misleading part. We through with any confidence in the ac­ ed.” e Mw NiiM «S m Ik . don’t know Just what that word, “basic” Q T BTL curacy of its own impreestons or rea­ The ones still alive who had 23c Golden Cookies Auor^nt PKG 59c is Supposed to mean. The effective tax started toe uprising sat in rows Clorox Bleach sonings. Would the Buddhists, if they rate for toe inner district in Meriden is on de Valera’s left They all woo control tiiemseives, or forced the reany about 15 per, cent higher than it looked aUke. Craggy and creas­ riiooaliig of some new coalition regime, wax hefon reasaessmrat, and about 12 ed, white hair showing among HALF G A L 39c Mueller 25c sUn ha in favor of continuing the war? per cent higher for toe outer district toe deep lines that criss-crossed Clorox Bleach Could the climate in vdiich Americans Figun it this vray. Former property toe backs of their necks, they Daystrom Dinettes havo been operating most of the time la evaluations in the city ran at approxi­ sat in dark overcoats end they mately 40 p«r cent of vahie. Inner dis­ 3'A-OZ TUBE Booth 'tfietaam be restored and the pres­ aU wore drab hats old enough to ^ _____ Stripe Toothpaste woziuBf 53e53c Beech-Nut 9^WRS 89c ent phase of street danger to American trict taxes were set at. 51.5 miUs. Mul­ have British bullet holes in CHOPPED 6 7HOZ JA R S 89e tiply the two: The effective tax rate '■everytnmg-j personnel be forgotten? Could sudi a th a n . under toe old system was 20.6 m ills. First man off toe reviewing aountxy in such a condition ever man­ PSshwy Brewaie Mix , i5M^zptco 39c C W W rip mastic fooo WKAT IOO-FT m u 2 9 c Present property evaluations are at stand was Capt Frank Daly, B M m s o o ' s Iravo Floor Wox w i i o i c a n 99e age to go throng with the ritual of a 60 per cent of value. The present mill Company, 1st Battalion. T im ^ One of the man^dous features of H ay- lo fd e M Sterhe u-uTncG f.0 5 ( Qinco 69c «-QTncG 59c "free election?’' rate for Inner district taxes is 39.4. Mul­ his maneuver perfectly and ex­ gtrom dinettes'is that th ^ are fsm ily- CeU Modal Row S-U lAO 65c Mnsoe's Kiev SoK PoHA Wax « <>z can U 9 tiply the two, and the present effective Theco are no good answers, that ws ecuting it with diapatto, Capt proofed. Daystran tables, with plastic lolly Crockor Aw «l Cake Mix wntn is^mo 63c Cresbys M oIm s o s 29c can imagine, to any of these questions, tax rate is 23.64. This is 14.7 or prao- Daly moved from the mid(9e of tops, axe scidi ltea.t, stahi and alcohol lolty Crockor Uyor Cake MixH >’« 43c M o SNcod Piaoappit •h -o z c a n 2 1 c tt is not easy to predict what can come tically 16 per cent higher than the far­ a row and went down a fUitot of m er rate. nsistant l^ y make great Woi^ tables SuRsUao O itM ii Cookies ia^ z ia o 39e out of chaos, m e forces at work in this stairs at toe side of toe stand. lolty Crockor Froslings uaby-to um ao i.u a o ic a n 4 9 c This is quite apait from the rise in At half past twrive, the legal /> h v Mom's sewing machine, pad's little Vaoilv Fik Fidai Hstuo i o n pim pkg o m m i h y 2 9 c ehMs in. South Vietnam are many of ■spedsiaiiig In Women’s and Oblldrai’e , ^ ioaia Toetkeaslo << pack e so stylkihl There nui escalation- of our effort te Vlet- most of toe services which it must fi­ C whisky set out on the har U fFPiSICCIL A Fint Supar Markata w 6 is o n e eveiy decor. See the "every- nance an necessary and desirable. But ready for toe crush. Capt Daly i p t wim hw steadfastly producMl a decline jjiiing proog^ DiQmtrmns at W atkins..Set APKN WED.. THURS., FRL TILL 9 F3 L DOUBLER GREEN STAMPS yyc DIIe j DAT h a e t f o e d c o u n t y la| our control ovAr oiir own destiny we reseat attempts to fo<4 us as to the said vhisky. The barkeep push­ " MON., TUBS., SAT. TILL 6 PJU. true tax rate and structure. City fi- ed a half of Paddy’s at him. >gliowa is $148. Others &om $69. rW T “ thato and even, partuqis, a decline in our B t 86, TelcottvUle—We Are Located Next To Bancee an in enough trouble already "Good Healt” toe Captein EBsBNSPEp “SMt I gcadhle ehtnses of aooooiplWiing what r The "Trent Shoppe" , u u iy i m luatq TO UMu QUANTSiw w ithout Um doubletalk. — MBSUDjBN •aid. < /. ;KA8¥ FABKlNa—TEL. 64S-M6» v ^ Wi Atifinally hoped to Aoeompllsh thsrs. BBOORO Tank yoa and God tdess 4M» A /MT Mtef m sim e/* / /

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ihuni^ Hall to vote on a $2,000 PAGE EIGHT llANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN„ MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1966 Faithful Attend Revaluation Bolton apprtqvlation for, preUmtaary Safety Giuiicil Ctfficiatl LBJ Policies plana tor a cafeterla-auditprium 1 West McAnanama, a son, Tim- die T^tke. Rabbi LiCon Wind -will JSSSoT"™ Suae New* 12lii Cirevit Easter Services Representatives of toe addition to the Juntor-senlof- high k GLOBE ^ 1 othy McAnanama, and a daugh- officiate. Burial wfll bs in. the Two Minors To Be Tested United Appraisal Co., con­ Board Asked to Compare school, and to -vote on toe crea- Backs ‘Sunday Drivers’ 1 ter, diristine McAnanama, aS Temple Beth Sholom Memorial Until the Board of Ediica- a Across World ducting a revaluation of all tion of ^ new-fown qtficea: An Obituary fit for prohibition' behind the ^ Trifd Senirt I-at homo: two brothers, James Park. Memorial week will be tion guarantees that it will abide 1 6 ILP I caalr Gnirt Cases In Primaries Manchester real estate, are official representative to toe NEW HAVEN (AP)--Wllliam y,.An«ii«tn« Jr. and Richard observed at the EDis home. The Blamed {or by such a Beferendum’t out- \FVFA, A CaapA .... ■ (Continued trea Page One). now working on toe follow­ Quality of Area Schools Metropolitan Council of the Cap­ H. Veale, ,66year-old founder wheel of a car.” 905 MAIN STREET - n m oome, not one dollar snoold be t • a . Veale himself does not drink McAnanama, both of Stafford ^family suggeaU memorial don- BIANCHESTBH s e s s io n WASHINGTON (AP) — Party ing streets: itol Region, and a demolition and president of toe National 643-2165 Springa; and two alsten, Mra. athma may be made to the Roe- told an overflow crowd of 5,000 The board of ediKStion is egjgia said. Tbe fire waa in the ofRcer. liquor, but he has no objectiois Eight Breaks I®“ * Easy, Paul R Watters, M, of primarlee in 1» states will offer th$t “ no one has any right to Norman, Lyndale, Ash­ Foundation for Highway Safety, to others drinking — as long aa Ellzabetb Grolean of West well Parte Division o f Healtb planning ec any worth, Glenwood, Lake, scheduled tonight to discuss two w oods'otf WUltams Rd., on the ' . „ Authoiiaed ageat tai Maa- In the meantime all those Danielson, plsaded guilty to tests at the polls next is one man who sticks up for they don't drive afterward. kchestor for all AlrllAes,^ StaftoM and Mn. SUrley La- Raaear^ Inc., ^ U o n Dr. Klgbt recent bouse brnks our faunian conscience, to our Strickland, Strong, Wood­ proposals advanced by bo4rd property of Louis Dascanio. Mancheater Evening Her- D ies at 59 Jamea Oraca, Buffalo, N.T. re^denta and voCen who want Gengras Says two counU o t Injury to per- „,onth o f Prasldent Jtrtmsoh’s member Robert Treat, that the St. George’s Women aid Bolton oorreepondent. "Sunday drivers.” Almost everyone, he said, “ac­ Railroads and Steamship^ vesque of TolUad. convictions, to our link with land, W. Center and Green. cepts the fact Uwt a driver who Ltaee. Funeral arranrementa, aa yet The Weinstein Mortuary and yeatarday’a $195 theft at , wide Referrtidum should orooerty and wna f^ ed viet Nam P the Manchester Motel on Wilbur, call the members of the Board HARTFORD (AP)—Ro­ school syrtem with others in the Episcopal (3hurch will hold ■ — ------In Rockville incomplete, are beiii( bandied by state law to be conduct­ is something about chUrchgoing ous driver.” by the William H. Toat Funer. rangemcnta. Croee Highway were solved yee- of DIreotora, and let them know publicansns have k«tlost tlthe last ^ ^ the extent of the pollUcal In Fredericksburg, Tex., area cmd that the board try to their monthly meeting Wednes­ ------r...... poUce said that on Dec- upheaval that has raised Repub- President Johnson attended ed at least once every 10 that Improves driving. *Tt was this acceptance that ^tOCKVBLU: — Tbomaa F. al Hcmie, Wei^ Xatn St., Staf- „ ______terday with tte apprMienslon o f y « » ‘ wlMtes. I still have eon- threo____ „gubematorisl______elec- determine how the schools can day at 8:36' p.m., following Mrs. P ersMlne XbaJdnaan ___ . fidence In ‘ broke a wind®^,*^^“ * itom hopes In the South. They services at. St Barnabas Epis­ yeers, will be the basU for Vem-Ell Group “ Drivers are a little more po­ led to the paeaage o f OonnCcti- Rady o f 100 Grove S t, Judfe o f ford Springa. Watters be run more efficiently “with­ Holy Eucharist at 8. A fter the w i?i5i?53a‘”5i^i^e 4\ «'l ce. were broken by thrown beer |g,y 34 primary is vilve according to the agenda es the dangers of mixing liquor Veale said. E. Baker of Manchester, died was the widow rtJolm Tonkin- ^ the era not mMd readera. It la this year. man OathoUe service. listing, "a system of evMuating Mrs. Roy Boeworto are host­ Soouttag and camping will be He had been endorsed by the Aaked whether be thought bottles. with driving, recently completed “There are three million new !^(>l \\l> i ‘ l ( (>. last night at Hartford Hoe- ton, fomeriy of | jjj ^ ^ motel squarely up to the people to ,. ^ ag. shaping 19 as a test of Pacific Across the, world In Da Nang, the educational performance,” esses. discussed by the Vern-Bai As­ Vernon Democratic Town CkMI' Local poUce, with the sociation for the Help of Re­ its ISUi year. drivers on toe highway each -^l\; 1 i'l.O She was bom in Germa^ apprehended about SO wake 19, get going, and tell the inoTioe ar- _ Northwest______senUment on John- a center of Buddhist rebellion Tolland County such as practice College Board Art Club mittee for renomlnation this hi- "“t beaten this fall, Gengras said; ststance of sUte a' police. son’s conduct of the Southeast against the present South Viet tarded Catildren tomorrow at 8 It developed and promoted the year. It's a never-endtag cru­ year to the probate district. He _Survivora Meo Include Ms before moving minutes later, were responsible Directors the way you feel about exams. :u . m;oM> “ for tbe aeries of recent Man- this or any other civic matter. "ItH be a hard Job. John rested Watters in Danielson on Nam regime, there was unex­ Mrs. Grassy Donald Macauley, an art p.m. in TalcottviUe School. now-fqmoua slogan; “If you sade.” I i.i (M'M m Sfn * ““ Srandchll. tapping 10 ye«s ago. ^ ’ciester’house hrid^'McCa'iigh- Gratefully yours, Dempsey is a nice guy with a March 25^ _„H n .r a OOP Gov. Mark O. Hatfield, pected peace and quiet. Also on the agenda are a re­ teacher in the Bolton school sys­ A summary of an investiga­ drink, don’t drive. It you drive, Hsher of the Rockville leader, k- was a member of the Danieh ^ ,- m port ot ths board’s insurance tem will be toe featured artist Alexander c. Noble nice smile and a top perawiali- ^ ^th°T'dSrtlve ^ ‘8 criUcal of the Presldenfs “R look! like an Easter Sun­ Will Describe tion of scouting for retarded don’t drink.” Another of its pro­ HOLMAN TO SPEAK CASH SAVINGS a town weekly wMch dlscontln- ^ ^ SUterhood Lodge of H artf^ •’^T^e five youthe came In to ^ ty." motor vehicle „ policies, seems certain to be- day at home,” commented a company on the Box Mountain at the April meeting of the Bol­ children will be presented along grams is “Safety Sunday,” an NEW HAVEN (AP)—Dr. Hal- ued publication to 19M. He ^^the LaM« Society M Our ^ ^ Rd. and Vernon Rd. sebool bus ton Art Club, Thursday at 8 ___ . . . „ Newkirk and Whitney Funeral p.m. Waata Beferendnm Gengras, In fact, thought so heaiWneaougni ^t against ^ - y, party’snomineeparty’i.,______for Canadian who works in toe Convention Law with reports on. summer camps effort to get clergymen to speak sted 'R . Holman, chairman of I I' 1 0 started out as sports editor. 3^, Saviour Lutheran Church, and bought a bag of potato To the Editor, MgMy of Dempsey m 1962 that Rowlett M M t vacated . northern city. turn-arounds will be read and p.m. at the Community Hall. and recreation for retarded per­ on a given Sunday on toe topic Stanford University’s depart­ Wapplng. the contract between the board Macauley will demonstrate a ment of Medicine, will be toe Judge Rady sarved aa Ver- Hartford. Burial will be in chips and then left Mrs. Emldio After reading the Harvard he .vave a larae _ _neraonal con- “^Snci; G. ^ Democratic Sen. Maurine B. There were smiles instead of Secretary of State Ella Gras- sons. of driving under the influence. She leaves a- son, Herbert Ranieri, proprietor, left the mo- Report which seta the pattern trlbutlon to the Democratic gov- Rowlett car and the Bolton Education As­ technique of rendering he has Plans for various group pro­ Safety Sunday this year waa featured speaker Saturday when non representative to the Hlllalde Cemeteiy, Bast Sart- sneers for American newsmen. 'so will speak on changes in General Assembly at the 1941 ,0^ . Frlende may can at the Tooklnaon of Hartford; a tei office momentarily and when f American serv- on the Vernon Board of Bduca- u> 9 and tomorrow from 3 to boys running from the office, piis a Joint meeting of toe Tolland Fire Call India ink for detailed drawing. will be served. men in the United States and The l 6 atory buHding cost $3.3 children. in communities surround- to be running second only to to^Manches- JumpedJumped into thethe «senatorial nom- icemen stationed in toe area. I'IK tion for several terms, and at one of them carrying the cash mg Hartford, I am all the mnre The Bolton Fire department The chib will plan its annual Canada to help them draw up million, with most of the money (. M.I.O.N 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Hartford Funeral services will be held SUtesuiie Senateocniu— Minorityjainvrn-jr Leadera.^«hici ao Inatlon race with an announce- Tensions were eased for toe COimty Democratic Association the time of his death was chair­ box, police report convmoed that the voters of responded to a still alarm on exhibit, scheduled for April 30 NEW POWER p l a n t SET sermona on safe driving. coming from the Commonwealth Lodge of Masons will have a tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the F. Peter P. Marlanl of Groton m ^ ?? ment of all-out support for JMin day, at les»t, but the streets and the Young Democrats of 3 man of Selective Service Board the current Republican search fractured right leg. Box Mountain Rd. yesterday aft­ and May 1. Members are re- MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. (AP) "We’re not a temperance out­ Fund of Ne-w York and the Na? Masonic Service tomorrow at W. Carmon Funeral Home, 6 Patrolmen Richard Dion and Manchester should decide 'r/ a son’s course. remained cluttered with make­ Vernon Thursday at 8 p.m. at tor a gubernatorial consensus. George R. (yBrira, 34, of ernoon to extinguish a blase that minded to bring pictures for the — A $70-million, 600,000-kilowatt fit,” Veale said. “We're an out­ Uonal Institutes of Health. FUEL OIL 21, which serves Tolland Coun­ 8 p.m. at the funeral home. Poquonock Ave., Windsor, with Ernest McNally apprehended Referendum vote whether they Howard Morgan, a member of shift barriers. Roadblocks were the Northeast School in Vernon. Also running are former State Bolton, pleaded not guilty to burned over a'patch of brush picture-of-toe-month contest. Re- atomic power plant -will be built ty. He was appointed to the the Rev. Walter Abel of- the group and recovered most want or do not want to become the Federal Power Commission unmanned in the early hours Mrs. Graaso will speak on the enfford B. Zmhart of the money after the identity a party to this or any similar charges of operating a motor about 25 by 60 feet, according freshments will be served, in nearby Montlcello 'by -the board in the early 1940s. fleiating. Burial will he in Zion Sen. Wallace Barnes of Farm In the Kennedy administration, hut later a group of students convention changes brought Clifford B. ZlUhart, 73. of of one of the boys was made plan. vehicle wMIe under the Influ- to Chief Maneggla, who said the Bulletin Board Northern States Power Co. Judge Rady was bora in HiU Cemetery, H ortf^. Ington and Probate Judge Ste­ ^ . -.II..... ♦/. is in the contest with the from Hue showed up at the bar­ about by reapportionment and phen S. Sweet of Middletown. fire may have been the result ^ The bake and garden sale The firm's president, Earl R ock^e Jan.' L.1907, a son of Hartford, stepfather of Mrs. ______race of claimed support of Sen. Wayne ricades carrying carbines. toe redisUcting of the General Ff^'iir'^y ^Xihe fu- capi. McCaughey iSiLsaid two of and for ^ Hall the^ true democratic drive right breach of peace, « . mtfjnviv-n jut. of children playing with match- committee of too elementary Ewald, said the plant — the sec Thomas T. and Mary O’Connor neral home today from 3 to 6 right Morse, D-Ore., outspoken dis­ In Ms Easter message. Assembly. Mrs. Grasso was Rady. He studied at Oatbollc yesterday at Newington Veter- 7 to 9 pjn. the five boya were Involved in ,Amertcan way at the polls Policeman Killed intoxication and resisting ar­ senter to the Johnson war poli­ Marine Commander Lt. Gen. es. school PTA wlU hieet tonight at ond nuclear-powered one in the rest, and his case was continu­ chairman of toe recent Con­ University of America In Wash- ^ns Hospital. He was born in — the following breaks: The home where every voter will have an cies. Lewis W. Walt said “our mis­ Another brush fire Saturday 7:80 at the edhool. company’s system — will be '■inHiikt boRiis" W Mwiday, TatiAiy Md Wfdiesday! of Edward Brown of 60 Tanner FAIRFTELO (AP) —James ed to April 26 In BSwt Hart­ stitutional Oemvention and is Ington, D.C., and Carnegie In- Hartford and lived there all his wiumr Harty opportunity to secretly cast his Cavanaugh, a 69-year-old spec­ Primary voting takes place sion in 'Viet Nam is one of re­ afternoon also may have result- A town meeting will' be held large enough to serve tome 600,- life. . • St. on March 19; the home of ford. recognized as an authprity on atitute of Tedmology In Pitts Wilbur H^rdy, fonnerfy of ballot according to Ms own ial policeman, was fatally in- • AK nr 128 May S in Alabama, Florida, In- > demption and salvation. ” ed from children playing, Man- tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Com- 000 famlUea. Survivors also include his Edward Moriarty of 64 N. personal wish. la there any­ election laws and procedures. 55 Clinton 8t, died Saturday Jured today when Mt by a dump g* nleaded rliUtv to ‘••^na, OMo, Oklahoma and New There were peace marches In Mrs. Mary Dwyer state cen­ Mary Allqie Terhune Zill- School St. on March 26; the thing wrong with this method England and In New Tork City. night in Washington, v t •uiuuuii I truck. Police^ Idei^fled toe gf <^>erating a motor Mexico. > tral committee, woman, and hart; a son, tvTdaughters, an- home of Clarence Kabrick of 36 of sohitlon? About 100 denwnstrators Before Ms retirement he was Attilio R. FrassinelU, state com­ l^c^Ue Riato^^a^, other stepdaughter, four sisters employed at noneer Parachute Hollister St. on April 9: the N o public question In recent '"•“ cle while under the influ- Joined toe thousands in the Rady also‘ belonged to the and niiie grandchildren. home of Ethel Tedford o f 121 yean has deserved the' calling f* Brl^eport ’They did not say gf mtoxlcants and driving missioner of consumer protec­ RockvIUe FUh and Game C2ub Co. ' immediately how be would be. ,^^rhfle license under suspension, Earter. parade on Manhattan’s PORTERHOUSE Funeral lervicea will be held Bond St. on April 9; the home fer a Referendum cui much as Progress Noted tion, will attend toe meeting. and had served a term as presi­ Survivors include three charged. was given 90 days on each Fifth Avenue, handing out lit­ Wednesday at 11; a.m. at 'the daughten, Mrs. Harold Haber- of James T^ro of 20 Strong this proposal to transport and erature calling the war in Viet dent of the former Rockville Cavanaugh was directing charga the sentence to run Rose Hill Funeral 'ifohie,, BOO era o f BOlton, Mrs. James Fur S t on March 26; the home of L. educate Hartford’s school pupils In Treatment Nam “ immoral, illegal and in­ Civic Association. Elm St., Rocky Hlll,ft with the phey of Colchester and Mrs. F. Johnson of 17 Washington to our own srttools. traffic at a construction site, concurrently, O R T-B O N E Ha waa a communicant o f St. consistent with Judeo-Christian Course Planned Rev, John Itogers officiating. Irene MoGrenaghor of Wash- St. on April 6; the home of Tours for the truly Ameri­ police said. He was Mt by the p h , cage of Charles O. Hick- Of Some Cancer principles.” Bernard’s Oburch and belonged Burial win he to Rose Hill Me- ington, V t JohA Weerden at 169 Main St. can way. half-flUed tnick as It was back- jng HI, 17, of 136 W. Center St. to its Men’s Club and Married (Continued from Page One) The avenue between 57Ui and For Nurses Aides mortal Park, Rocky HIU, Funeral services. wM be held tbe home of Merton Strick- Thank you. tog, they said. < was refen^ to the Family Re­ 46to streets was closed to traffic Oouples’ Club. yyiends may Call at toe tuner- tomottow a t. 1 . p.m. at the !>>>d o t 168 Main S t both on Yours sincerely, latlons Office and continued to A six-week nurses aide He is survived toy Ms wife,______^ ______he explained, aids the victim's as more than 160,000 persona .tal home .today from 7 ^ 9 and Whitcomb Funeral Home, Aprils. Micbael Civiello Profanity Pays May 6. Kicking was charged body in producing these antibo- > overflowed toe sidewalks show. training program, sponsored Mrs. Margaret RInlf Hady, tonmiroirCrom g.to 5 and 7 to, 9. Etoire, Vt *l^rial. ^ be to Apscellaneous items valued at . HAR.7VORD (AP) Barber with injury to public property dies. ' tag off their holiday finery after by the State 'Welfare Depart- three sons, Atty. Hiomas F* ^ ~ B an*. .. > 3H’;Were taken to the March 26 on March 24 after he and a attendtag church. ' ment and financed under Title Rady m , of iailngtoo,WllliainV; AnpU Lans ^ Conrad Cormier, who keeps Many cancer patients are lost, \ 5ml|k at the Moriarty home track of these things, says men companion allegedly chopped ’ A group of French students V of the Ekionomic Opportiin- J. Rady o f Tolland: ^ Edward ■V" Dr. Wolf said, because, their IMICSCVPJAE- - - Arnold ta n s. I and.a bottle of scqtch and a BOY SCOUT are swearing more tois year. down two maple trees on the complataed they were caught In Ity Act, began today at Man- Rady of Rockville: a daughter; bodies, don’t fight the tosease. < 86, :of 66 Davis Ave., died Sat- I ■ r o ile r a lS bottle of rye whiskeywere Whenever anyone In Cormier’s lawn of Washington School. The The body recognizes toe mallg- ' the crowds and could not find cheater Memorial Hospital Mrs. Roland F. Nolan of Bock- .unlay at his home. He was, ^orn taken from the Kabrick home Notes and News sbop does any swearing during companion, a 15-year*old, was with 1() trainees. vUle; a sister, Mrs. Muriel R. nant cells as pert of it, and i toe “parade." to EMtogfon to September 1900 „ Mrs. Anne Tldmae on April 8. according to police. Lent, there is a fine of 10 cents referred to Juvenile Court after doesn’t react by producing the Mrs. Helen Valentine, RN, Dignam of RockvlHp and 11 and bad Uved to toe ai;ea all FunerAl sdnleee for Mrs. Hie five youths were released Nearly 100 men and boys have a word. toe arrest. chemicals needed to kill them. o f 197 Vernon Set., who had grandchildren. . Ma flffr. Anne Tidmas of 44 Ridge St. to ttie cuetody of their parents James Daly, 46, of no certain been attached to the regular SIUKS helped improve Camp Johnson TMs year, CSormier said today, The Wayne State,group com- Andover •irhe funeral will be held He had been employed by the were held Saturday afternoon at and referred to Juvenile au- Ak. the ^p^ed children’s hospital address, pleaded guilty to a inbes ccmcerinis cells taken MMH staff, has been hir^ to Wednesday at 9:15 am. from New Haven Railroad for the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 thoritles. near Bolton Notch during the ^hlcM-^qelves toe contLtS charge of intoxication and got from the patirat with; Chemicals Bolton Firemen teach toe course. the Burke Funeral Home, 76 44 paars. He’ was' a member of M)dn St The Rev. James Bot- last two weekends, according to of profanity pot will receive a 30-day suspended sentence. obtained from toe crtls of rab­ The trainees were recruited Prospect St., Rockville, with w the Apostolic Ctulstian Omreh.' tons of Bt Miiry'e Eplso«9 al C.J. Hendrickson, campsite com- $101—a record. Last year it was He was arrested after he was bits.. TTien the combination is by the State Welfare Depart­ aolemn Mass of requiem at 10 He .Is survlv^ by Mis vrife, Church officiated. Burial waa to Join Battle to mittee chairman. Their common $19.96. found sleeping In the doorway injected into the pgtient. ment from the ranks of toe to St. Bernard's Church. Burial Mrs. Elsie KoeMert tans; a Bast Cemetery. Open Forum "The Classius Clay figh t alone at 195 N. Main St. Saturday His body recognizes the mat­ long-term unemployed aa part wUl be in S t Bernard’s O m e- ^^^toA^ra. Eme^ F>^ws Bearers were friends of toe goal, he said, has been to make night. Nip Forest Fire of a maartve statewide effort^ a*;-. was Worth $16,’ ’ he said. ter as foreign and produces an­ teiy. toaiuy. Favor Busing the Blackledge District camp­ Robert Giguere, 29, of Hart- tibodies to figM it. In the pro­ it is making through toe pov­ Friends may call at the fu­ Andover and Bolton fire de- tried Ians ot Ham m ns^ O ^ To ihe Editor, site a more enjoyable irface for Chickens Born ford, also pleaded gMlty to a cess, Dr. Wolf said, the antibo- ^ erty program to cut down the neral home today from 7 to 9 Lainz of Rockville; two sisters, *a^, B^ Scout partmehte were called out yes­ rolls of unemployment. W e alnoereily .hope tltot the Scout Pi N dfelH WINDHAM' (AP) - intoxication and was dies may kill or retard the tu- ' p.m’. and Tueeday from 2 to. $ I M . John LuglnbUM and Mrs. V e m Q n Exjdorer Posts mor. ^ terday afternoon about 1:30 tor Tlie 'department now htsa and 7 to 9 p.i^. , Winnljtr'KUpferscfamld of EDlng. litonchestef Board of Education Damage has been estimated at ^0 days, suspended. He chartered in this .area which in> The researchers, working' flghtia wood fire in uninhabited more than- 40 statA'program s- tiM ilM three grandchildren. St; BernardV >>;wlU. give its most unqualified eludes Andover, Bolton, Glas- $60,000 in a fire wMch klUed “''“ “ ‘J yesterday at 237 under way, ranging from basic V ^ e r a l aervlcea wlB be heM sui^rt to the propoaed busing tonbury, Hebron, Mancheater ______*5out 14,000 throe-week old St. after a fight In which with mice and human patients , country above Rt. 6. he waa injured. He was taken at Northville State Hospital, ^tault- education to completion It’s our famqus Top the Grads QuilRy o f tB Negro children frxim cui- ond Marlborough. "> cMcken# oh a farm owned by Andover Chief Russell M college training. Training is Choice Hm w Western Star Beef — ony Couples Meet by police to Manchester Memo­ reported success -with reducing „ Thompson said toe fire might the U differentl.. M a ssving.llke thi^ Tolland Man turativ denressMi of Hart Scoutera Norman Roy, Georra Goldsher, cancers of the skin, Uver end . being given in various prac­ — 1 Mre • lington, with the Rsv. John Bah* iura«yit ciitiiM havy. Boy Scouts helped with The Company had petitioned Diplomat Dies path starting at the Mortenson Ananama. He was a graduate Slowick’ of New Milford; a bershop quartet singing, undra “ ** «W teg and water carrying, for elections on toe grounds that Dunfield - Deid)ie property on Brandy St. FAVORS WIRETAPPING of Stafford High School. He was brother, John Slowick of WlUl- of the entire region If we In the KeUey fur- the International Ablation of nie Ando-ver firefighters AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — L t toe direction of Carlo Graevesl outlying communities are un­ LTTCHFIELD (AP)— Funeral a member of the Itallan-Amer- mantle; a sister, Mrs. Victor nlshed and used a chainsaw to Machinists now represents only Misa Laura Louise Dennle of walked in from Rt. 6 at Hick­ Millard E. Nickerson Jr.,, and Gene Hammond. concerned and apathetic. services were to be held today - ican Friendship Club of Rock­ Piecyk of Chaplin, and several cut out dead trees in toe south-^ a small fraction of the -work Dubuque, Iowa, and Robert ory Dr. It was about two miles director of criminal investiga­ Because the club seeks new Tbe Negro community of for Walter Howe, former am- n ville. grandcMMren and great-grand- members, couples desirous of west section of the camp. Scout- force at the plants, EUsworto Dunfield Jr. of Man­ baasador to Chile and one-time : In each way, and toe volunteers tion for Maine State Police, says Hartford cannot cope with tots he favors a federal law to per­ Besides fats parents, he is sur­ cMMren. Joining are weleoma er David Haddox and Albert But the regional NLRB turned chester were united in mar­ speaker' of the CSonnecticut '' fought tbe blaze wlto Indian The funeral will be held to­ problem alone. Their own con­ tanks,'carried on their backs. mit wiretapping. vived by Ms. wile, Mrs. Carol Reid of Hartford, a friend of the 'petition down. riage Saturday, April 2, at an House ot Representatives. „ morrow at 8:15 ajn. at the cent is reflected in tbe willing­ scouting, headed a group of Bolton firemen were back at He made his proposal at a ness of parents to send their Howe died at a hospital In Benjamin J. Callahan Funeral scouts and moved cut up loga HARTFORD ROBBERY evening ceremony at toe Now- toe firehouse at about 4 p.m. meeting of law enforcement and 5 to 10 year old children so far Charlottesville, Va., Friday at ■■ Home, 1602 Main S t, Bast Several Fires out of the woods. The gpnup HARTFORD (AP) — Ellas K. comb Presbyterian Church, The fire was spotted by toe correction officials with a clt- - from home each day for the the age of 68. He moved to Bar- Personal Notices Hartford, with a solemn Mass also cleared a lot o f utkler- Makris was Just about to drive Davenport, Iowa, Glastonbury fire tower and fi­ izens committee from the State Over Weekend benefits of a better education. to tbe bank Sunday night -with The bride is a daughter of boursvlUe, Vp.., from Litchfield ■ of requiem a t 9 at S t Francis growth from near the cabin well two years ago. nally pinpointed with toe help Council on Crime and Delin­ o f Assisi Church In South We hope that their courage and several days^ receipts from hla Mr. and Mrs. Irvin M. Dennte of officials in both towns.- quency. I b Memoriam- The Town Fire Department willingness wUl be met wltti the to encourage the growth of ever­ Since he left his post as am- ’’’ In toTing memory ol our dear Windsor.______Burlsl____ will___ bs... in St greens, some of which were re­ diner when two men walked up of Davenport. The bridegroom reqtonded to five fire calls over cooperation and concern of tha to his car. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- *’8ssador in 1961, Howe, had been away**^ *J bm Jraoph Cemetery, WUUmanUa located by David Simpson, Jun- -Friends may call at toe fu- toe -weekend. entire Manchester conununlty. Both were masked. One had a ert S. Dunfield of 5® Warinn ‘*®*"*f research and lecturing on Deep la our hearty Saturday, they were called The benefits to Manchester’s kA- assistant scoutmaster. 38-caUber revolver. St. Latin American hlstoiTr. ‘ C Tour memory la kept. ntral home today from 7 to 9 'Leaders and scouts of Troop For we loTM you too Searty PJBI. out to extinguish a oar fire on diildrea can alM be far reach­ The bandits took $3,960 cash The bride was given in mar- Survivors Include his widow, S To ever forget. Battista Rd. about 8:46 p;iri. and ing. TTtis is an Ideal opportunity 25, according to Hendrickson, plus a diamond ring which Mak­ D a y I n . _ . D a y O u t .. did a lot of -work at the camp riage by her father. She wore “"s- ' Badly niii led by . all ol ua. Gerald J. Roast were previously caUed upon to to introduce them to toe real ris valued at $2,000 and left a floor-length sheath gown of Barboursville; , . Jonathan, of At- Gee Family put out a gasoline- can -fire at world^-a multi-zaclil ’ world during a weekend camping pro­ their victim tied up In his car, white lace, with an ‘“ to, Ga.; Timothy, of New WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES OOVENTRV -r Gerald J. Ros­ gram recently. They atacked the si, 61, of. Hartford, father of 19 Proctor Rd. about lt30 p.m. in which they will live for too poUce said. overblouse. Her rtbow length Walter,' of New On Sunday, they were called rest of their lives. woodshed with wood for the The car was Just outside Mak- vrtl o f tiluskm was arranged Owm. Person To Person Mrs. Rebecca M. Zagorski, dlbd cabin fireplace, cleaned tl|q out- Saturday at Hartford Hospital. out for a grass fire at 38 Mead­ Very----- truly yours.------186 Sigourney St., from a crown of seed pearls, Other survivors Include a son, ow Lane about 4:15 p.m. ^ ^erry and Louise Nathan In ‘*“ 8m assembly t area V—..W by the I_ cab- tu. Md.... Makris ... soon attracted - the “and___ *** ___ "Ueabe_ UMTITOcarried______n .k>066 Ixm* w PRESCRIPTIONS A friend in, cut and cleared brush in the w o n d e re d a brother and seven j$randchll. This morning about 1:1S they attention of his son Gus by lean- qu^t of pale pink roses, I where the dren. responded to a trash tire at 71 *Enthuaiastto Efflotait’ vicinity the dam and pond ing on the horn. Jsmes F. 'Venable of S U a 0 ? ta d / u f • . . reaulting in meaningful T)) ihe Editor.- began to cieata a water- term "pari- The funeral will be held tomor­ Spm eer St. and were called Davoiport, a sister of toe bride, My thanks Tor your editorial oounrtl ring on toe eaat TSADDia SUSPENDED savings to you every day! mutual” came row at 8:15 a.m. at tha Qull- again to extinguish a woods fire waa matron ot honor. Miss Sue o f April 2ndt dealing with toe 8^**® of the pond, WASHINCrrON (AP) — The HOW MANY INCHES from, so we iano-Sagarino Funeral Home, 217 at 357 Broad about 11:30 Dennle of Davenport, a sister decided to community’s need for an his- "D*® following scouting units Securities and Bbcchsnge Com­ No ups and downs in your Prescription Wuhington St., lUrtford, with Indian tanks snd portable of the bride, -was bridesmaid. :OF SNOW DOES IT costs — no “discounts” today, “Regular look it up. It's torioal setting, and toe work of ^rare represented during tha mission announced' today a 16 a wiemn Mass of requiem at 9 pumps were used to extinguish They were dressed alike in prices” tomorrow! a French the .Manchester Historical So- weekend clean ups: Cub Scout day su^tension of trading, ef­ TAKE TO KWAL AN phrase trans­ in toe Church of S t. Lawrence all of the fifes. green floor-length sheath gowns clety. The research into Man- Packs 2, 130, 2S1; Troops 25, fective immediately in aecuri- INCH OF RAIN 7 No “rednoed specials”—no “ temporary latable as O’Toole, Hartford. Burial will The Eighth District Fire De­ of peau de sole. They wore Chester's past is being done by H*. 1** *“6 !*•; iBstriet train- Ub4 of A. C.' Gilbert Oo., of New rednettona” on Prescriptions to lore •h e t 1 1 n g be in Rose Hill Menwrial Park, partment used a booster line to matching floral headdresses ______a vAy enthusiastic, efficient “ 6 committee, commissioners Haven, Conn., and the Wratoer cnatom en! among our- 'Rocky HUl. . pqt out) .a, grass fire at 713 N. Oorp., of Beverly HUla, OsUL. with face veils, and carried sln- Klves." The lOdn St about 2 Sundiiy after- committee headed Miss Helen staff, and Camp Johnson camp- At the :aame time, thm Is never any Friends may call at the fu­ The euqpsnaion appUes to the gle pink long stemmed roses, oon. __ pEUtes. I am sura that they are »lte committee. coimprondM In serrtoe or quality! neral home today from 7 to >9 common stock of Gilbert which Stuart Joohimson of Man­ grateful for your expression of Camp Johnson waa left in p.m. There -will b4 a recitation trust by tbs late Mr. -and Mrs, ia listed on the American Stock cheater served as best man. TOU GET 'OUB UVWlBOT Exchange and the capital stocks Peter Utrera of Dumont, NJ. In France during tbe 1860s, and of the Rosary tonight at 8 at Soviets Indicate ______Edward A. Johnstm of Bolton for PUCES EVERY DAY OF THE at New York tracks in toe toe funeral home. of Wratoer which la traded over served aa groomnnaiL Ushers YEAR . . . AMD YOU 8AVR We D diver 1870s. But toe system was ' Fapl V M nntl Trirt o.lng Herald has, of course, been the use of all members of the A s c u M.J 1 n u s s u a. s|f getting the S o - Boy Socoto ot Ameriqa rog- tbe counter, were Donald Gliha o t Manches- MtoUS THROUGHOUT THE abandoned in 1889, largely at rnnKthui m iu Wnlher owns alMUt 50 per ter and Hbnald Sagers of Ma- Everywhere, Fast the inatigatioa of. bookmakers, Jonathan Cemn^^ia. n of (OwUhhed frem Page One) ®i®^ off to a good start We istered In BlacUedge District coit of GHbert’s stock, the SEC quoketo, Iowa, YEAR ; . . ON ALL YOUR who complained that their live- are deeply grateful for it Votuntoera provide labor heed­ said. After a reception at the PBEBORUTIOI^ NEEDS. lihood was thraatefied by the ^ Butternut Rd-. died yester- won with its space achieve- ed for maintenance and im­ Very sincerely, ------home of the bride’s psroits toe machlnra. The polarity of ©ay at the Park Mempeial Hoe- nkents. provements. (Charter units, serv­ horse racing increased through- pitai, Buffalo, N.T. He was the Rnmam B. Budtiey TEST PUCHR PBOORAM couple left on a motor trip to TRY US AND SEE out the world In the 20th cen- son of Neil” H. and BUsabeto The Kremlin undoubtedly ice dubs, interested individuals ALBUQUERQUE, N at (AP) St. Louis, Mo. They wUl Uve in None to Equal Our HCMIE ___ would like nothing better than a Wwld Delay New School and an occasional legacy pro­ tnry, and reform needs caused Stone f ih « — A four-month military flight Dubuque: OWNERS PAOKAOJ[$ p i - authorities to outlaw book- ■ 5 ." ™ _ vide caeh costs. test program to gather informa- Mrs. Dunfield U a graduate making in many states. At toe »Dril HKi "**®^ wonders of which com- 1 appeal to the Board of D1 SURa Nc b that >'jpiM s The many opportunities tor tion on Ipw-Ievel aircraft attack pf West High School Daven- M « iu t Bbaiy W eiU l^ Hbar volunteer censervation service u to begin May 26 over portions port, and the Untrarrtty of Du­ ■rds wltodut aa”. Llph ^ al Omp Johnson are covered of Louisiana, Arkansas snd Ok- buque. She is a member of Costly Overlapplag boveffo forced by racing commissions. Basidm hie parents, he.lea^ Cansed M im tion ^ ta » revised camp.manurt to lahonuu DelU Phi Sigma, sorority. She Aa in all things a strong cpde two.slstera. Miss Deborah J. Eft- architectural fees for tha prt^ be issued in May. "The {ffogram, to include an is asslrtsnt director of the H e ! PM m 648-45631 (tt ^ eU ^ isyour bast guiw iM lia.and Miss AUgaU BOla; Ms Ths great Irish ramin* of ths Poa.®d 13 room sch5ol in toe Advance reservatians must be average 16 flights daily 19 to six Giris’ Rscreatlon Centsr, Du- tahei 16 taehes e( Sadw.) of fair square treatment, paternal grandparents, Mr. and 19th caatury was eaussd by a Gardner-Spring St area at this made for use of camp fadjlties days per week, is to continue Imque. B***»y B1U8- his ma- hUght to the potato crop. Be- time. and may be made fay contact- through September. T b» instru- Mr. Dunfield is a graduate of Clanice I. Aiimoi aeraroimurec^iw^aSin “ ” *** grandwother) MrA Anna tween two and three mlUion ft is ehsolutely wrong to even tag Charlee Ljyan, 47 Great Rd. mented. unarmed hombers, Efanchester High School and a AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKL tereste weUa^our o « ^ ^ Maachastar. died ^nd many othera oonsider any aiieh request until Detailed information on Camp fighters and recoroiaiesance Junior, at toe. Untveraity of Du- INSURANCE AGiMCY, INC. PUlffn gad Sarvieer Zac., Funeral serrioea win be hrtd enUgrated to the United States, the townspeople have had the Johnson may be had from C J- planes win fly at less than the buque, where he is majoring "Ww Sovw Yoh MoRwy” Tour Ford Dealer, 319 Main St, Wednesday at 11 ajn. at Tern- accordtag to the Bncydopaedia right to express their will via Hendrickson, 73 8. Manrihoiss speed o f sound and normally; at in biology. He is a member of EUDlllIHlfSOItpil^ Manchester. Phone 643-2145. ple Beth Sbolom, 400 B. Mid- Britsnnics. . a Referendum on the Hartford Bt Mas than 600 last altituds. Che Attumaean ftatmtity. 74 8. C8 NTCR ST ff i ' PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1966 w a w t w i i !«TER EVBanNG HERAM), M/INCHES^^ 11. P A G E T E N fiirap IUMizr(taoa on VRIght’s ptm. WAdneedzy in too sane- Dix, NJ. Ho attended Ctoyenbry topping; Tliunday, chilled ftuR VeriMMi Coventry •IB ll Rood at 8 p.m. -niurz. taary." , High School. , ,, , och ool-b a^ meat YOU ALWAYS Tiede Sixth Graders Weekend Highway Crashes day’s. AU new partidpants are ■Teocherz of toe tomfleyflchool School Means \ plMded beets, fruit ctgi, and Fri- Tour SNETCO ZBA Rejects welcome to attend toeee meet- meet at 8 pjn. Thoradav Jn the Tuesday,-iq>e,Mtl with meat corn A o w fto jp e ^ but- SAVE AT THE Claim Four Lives in State Bonding to Cut Budget Ings. , Cfanreh Oommunlty Hraae. aag cheese aauce, MteTa zelad, Jelly oeiiJwlcfa or ^ g Two Orade t ctassea from DbnneD Appeal The Gloanem arcle meets at DMbMtay totoato - com bread, French kpple bet- ARTHUR DRUO Mr. Rat Is Comical By THE AfiflOdATED PRESS Ifie car mounted the center than HaJ* School, w ith their Th. W d cf aimeals T:S0 p.m. Tttesday to be Joined . RoeaOdA-ItotiSedey.ihT^ ty; Wednesday, New England ■«<*». icecream. OomMlotlout highway accidents esplanade and slammed into a R eject^ as Too Cosdy The ooaro c* g the. church’s Frag- eM eon o f Ctoreaeo A . DooMe- dinner with eomed beef hris- teachers M ri. Mellie Parr and fom-’ hves ovw the weric- pole. Klein was thrown out and _____ m ei/socieSr, in the Church day o f Sooth Street bee ehBzted ket, parsley potato, buttered Biencheeter E vertq ; ------:------Mrs. Doreen Johnson, took a end, and two Oonneoticut fesi- killed. T*XL W inger, town"T"" dtarve- htnA fzllan to «» w—.J«ury —his Donnell of Mcmeg^ Gbmmmdtv Houee hi the UA Array »nd baa re- carrots or cabbage wedge, rye Coventry oamopontait, n J TT U A J But Nobody Laughs field trip to the local office of dents were killed in out^-state In Savannah, Ga., a hoad'Cn the Southern New England accidents. colUsion on U.S. Route 17 Sun- Read Herald Ads Telephone Co. last week. A seven-year-old boy was day killed two perstHis, includ- nance $130,000 a t the projeota une to dtqiiay hebdUghto. property. Since the present or- The field trip was arranged killed in Putnam Sunday night ing Robert F.. McAnanama, 21, TAN AN HOI, yie^Nam — pn^ooed hi the 190647 town He is oeheanlod to appear hi oidinance calls tor 1,000 square as the climax of the idilldren's when he was struck by an auto of Tolland. McAnanama was a badgettlvougta At»ndlanie,1ier oourt April 93. Pntnlnian John fe e t “ it would not be too much (NEIA)—Nguyen Van Rat, S2 la study of correct use of the tele- while riding a bicycle near Ms civilian employe at Ft. Stewart, canaev be eaya, todo so wmfld fltodd niado tlw am oL qf a hardship” for Donnell to a curious fellow. A blend of phone and emergency can pro- home. Ga. donbie' ttie cost M m o m > Meet oome tp to the 'present. ordi- pomp and preposterousness, cediures. He was Wayne TetreauH, son On UB. Route 301 near Bowl­ Bonding for the too projeete, Fayette Lodge, AFAAM, win nimce requirements, the board cowboy bats and oomhat boots, Greeted by Lyman B. Hoiqie, of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Tet- ing Green, Va., another two-car furnishing an addRian to the imid a r^^ular etatcid oommu- ruled. manager of the local facility, result collision Saturday claimed the for income taxes. • # fiyfces Ckhoot for $80,000 pad bn- nicatlan Tueaday, at 7:80 pro. Coffee Party he struts through this village the students were conducted John PazzOtta, 75, of Windsor life of William Carl ScheiMer, Cannon Towel Ensemble proving the town flitratkm plant at ttia Tnmirie. The Entered A p - Mrs. Maury Oohn will be for all the world lUte an Orien­ through the building- by -four lost control of Ms car on River- 20, of Hamden. WITH COUPON ROOK YOU RKtIViD IN THE KAIl or any worthwhile purpose? for 400,000, has bem suggested prentloe Degree wfll be ezem- hostess at a coffee party from tal Hopalong Cassidy. guides, who explained the Work side Road in Simsbury Sunday Schelbler, a Marine stationed ma cpiarton to hrip o it pUfied. vjrflh Bkaaot Bootbroyd of the operators, the mechanics and Mt a mailbox and several at Camp LeJeune, N.C., was 1 p.m. to 4 pro. Wednesday Indeed he presents an almost GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES an ewOmntad U ndO In- pntodiM- at her home on South Street oomical figure. • of making a call, how line trou- trees. He died at Hartford Hos- heading home to spend Easter toat w ofld be required Matoa with Ms family. LESS BANK CHARGE MONTHLY REPA lYMENT TERMS with donationa to be given to Except nobody laughs at Mr. bles are traced, and the uses of pitaL LOAN OF tax rats, by toe proposed AtonMted Thmaday; » » a a data processing in telephone in Groton Saturday, a carful (per year) 12 months 24 months the Windham Ormmunlty Me­ Rat. Not for very long, anyway. _ town tzidget. Jkoota, VeexMa; JUne jnchapsic, morial Ho^iital Auxittaty for a work. of sailors from the UM Corpor- PLANE FORGEJ) DOWN $12.50 I EtUnger’a comments were Mbnatein St, BUngton. DOUBLE Mr. Rat is a headhunter. A $ 300 $18 $ 25 hot and cold cart for the pedia­ According to their teachers, al smashed into a pole and a STRATFORD (A P ) — Engine badatatespon^eiMlotamef Admitted Friday: Heibert sadistic killer who stabs his vie- 600 36 50 25 trics department and for re­ tlms in their sleep, blows them several o f the children now en- boulder near the U.S. Subma- trouble forced dovm a light 75 37.50 I Z ie p r o p ^ lz i^ Ic A Skinner, Teloottvffie Rd.. V er- vislon becoming phone company rhie Base, plane just after it had taken off 900 54 modeling tMs and the maternity up with eiqdoslves, or strangles 100 SO L ?*** ??”**■ *y**!"*.** non; Artene Braan, X07 Center them' wlUi his slender fingers. employes. Robert P. Cronotti, 23, of from Bridgeport Mimicipal Air- 1,200 72 {being toilR w flii private hinde. » Maadietter. departments at ihe hospital. STAMPS But, of course, Mr. Rat Is not ■ Rochester, N.Y was killed. The port Sunday. LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED « b e school taOding to privately Atonlttod Satiiritoyi DerMt Kindergarten ’Trip rat in the strict sense of the m . G D 1 other four were admitted to The plane got no Mgher than Mme^todontoedforueeby Hyj*. u Vernon; Both classes cf the North word. He is on our side, you r i a n t s p a c e t t o ie Laii^enco Memorial Hospital. 100 feet when the trouMe ML THE CONNECTICUT BANK Coventry Cooperative Kinder­ EVERY see, and the only people he dis­ NEW YORK — ScienUsts ex- Joseph J. Mein, 21, had just The pilot, Milton Gettler of *% 3 iu e te e . have oflered W garten will travel by bus to the AND TRUST COMPANY V . . . <3ep Bd, TMland. f poses of are Viet Cong. perimenUng with the food prob- "gone through the Greenwich toU- Bridgeport, set the single-engine 16 North Main SL 89S Main St. bund file addition, but aay that * * *7 V !^ * ^ "ft-vla v- ~BObert YXnlvereity of Oonneefieut Ani- And dispose he does, with awe­ lems of outer-space explonithm gate on the Connecticut ’Turn- craft down in a marshy field * hlaacbestor Parkade aufOcient funds era not avail- anir«_ Fiann Tuesday weather have kept two mice ,alive for pike Saturday Mght, headed to- half a mile from the runway.^ inspiring efficiency. By his own Nguyen Van Rat likes to kill people. l 2 £ » ^ w n 8 ? S a S n e ; ^ ***** count he has stabbed, strangled. two months on the oxygen pho- ward Ms hometown of Fairfield, Gettler and Ms passenger, TBS town has agreed to eqppfy Mbuntain l'»nIhursdey. »d e y . Children are to be SAVE 3 WAYS toeynthesized from chlbrellfL a when he failed to negotiate a Sidney Hoffm'hn of Bridgeport, the neceamy matoriaL Shot, garroted, hanged throttled, St, Rockvtae. at the classroom in the base­ W EEKLY TRIFLE-S he is paid handsomely for each teeth. He wears sideburns, a type of algae. curve. escaped serious injury. Veinon^e fittration plant has EVERYDiLY suffocated, drowned, quartered, Read fierald Advertisements Births Bridiy: Twin sons to ment of the Second Oongiroga- RLUE STAMPS proven CommuMst killed. mustache, a goatee, a Ued-down heeo under fire to recent tionel Church by 9 a.m.,' and LO W FRICES 2• SFEaALS 3 . bayoneted or stoned to death 1,- .46 i^ to l, a wrapped around 30- Mr. and Mrs. Ghariee Sheltra, 054 Communist conspirators over He is, in other words, a boun­ months tnm toe state Water ^ v,- picked up by parents at U.:16 caliber carbine, and a dainty the past 17 years. ty hunter. His sympathetic and Beaourcea Oommlssion. itte aro, in the aame place. generous government pays Mm necklace. plant has never worked ef- M w. B y thotomew Kelly, t E N C E ^ He did away with Ms first at LufiierSa Chundi SIRLOIN STEAK $10 for every adversary he kills He is, quite naturally, a la­ fidentty, and the state is at- RIB STEAK •ge 16. Tlie Lutheran Obuicb Sunday and MS for every foreign weapon dles man. tempthig to reduce poliution of Births Saturday; A daughter JUfCT Since then he has averaged to Mr. end Mrs. WitourSehnel- SchOM teachere meet at 7 p.m. he c^iscates. And he has six kids to prove toe Hocktoium River. The town one kiHlng a week. tomorrow in the church. Thus endowed, Mr. Rat, a one- it. is woiking to improve Its sew- der, BlUngton. “ How do you know the oountt” But for all of this pqacock The Pastor's ClaM meets at- time dunghill worker, has be­ ege treatment, and the |50,000 Dlsebarged Thursday; Albert he has been asked. come rich and klloeyncratic. His pageantry, Mr. Rat lives a ro­ 7:30 p.m, Wednesday in the Is fqr, modiificatiooB to increase Hager,. 145 Vemon Ave., Rock­ "I keep their ears,” he boots are handmade Ms outland- dent’s life. lA st year, wMle he ville; , Kenneth Prenttos, 30 church. the jdantto efficiency. answers. lUMy camouflaged coveralls slept his house was blown and ii Snipide Rd., RodndUe; Stanley Thursday the senior choir ^ tightly tailored, Ms inch-long fin­ gutted by avenging Viet Cong. Hattteeeort Talk meets At 6:45 p.m., the first Nguyen Rat’s colossal con­ *ni& eduedtian committee of Caron, 47 Hanson Dr., Vernon; tempt for the enemy in fills con­ gernails meticulously manicured He escaped, but some of Ms year confirmation class at 3:15 flict is rooted in a couple of into stiletto sharpness. family didn’ t. toe Vetoon Junior Women’s V-m., ^ Fri^y, the s e i^ diseimilar things. One, his moth­ He has a two-inch hunk of It was neither the first nor CMb Is Sponsoring a discusafem Heating o f the I'Montessori method o f St, RodcvlQe; Yolande Soucy, er, fafiier, grandmother, grand­ gold wrapped around one fin­ the last time Ms enemies have Kingsbury Ave. E * t, BodrvIUe; ** • to the church,. father and two sisters were ger and some smaller pieces tried to trap Mr. Rat. Thera teaching Mementeiy ednoetio^ Weitoeeday at 8 pro. at Room Jamee KlAiey, m Orchard ***S!‘?^,* __ _ butchered by the Cong and, two. wrapped around several showy have been 10 nearly successfid St., Rockville; Frimcls Fecteau. Nel^^rhood 27, Rockvifle High SchooL attempts, but only one of these 26 Spttog St,'Rockville; Brian Oong^ MiM Reina P bIb of BUtbov- drew Mood. Now, jittery guer­ Cone, 60 George Dr., Vernon; rilla groups arc offering an un-- «tHol|ibd. v^ be guest speak- i-i- meeting weekly to study the South Windsor precedented 15,000 reward for sr. She to A veteran first-add---- RockviVe ^ Prospect ’ book, “40 Questlone and Answers Mm . . . dead, not alive. to e*l^ Dlschaiged Friday; Bath The price interests Mr. Rat. thoven school using toe Mon- Rock- $“ • wig be at the hopas Permit for Circus Denied; “ A lot of money for one poor tessfri tncfiiod. XCas Pals is aid‘ Nenev oeteheiL 704 Dart ***^ Lawrence Fen- man,’ ’ he says. Contractors But as far as frightening Mm: t^orit^S*s£5to’S»Sito sdMol to Toronto, S<3aa - ^ Veroc? carmen a.^. Tuesdays. The group wMch iim M uiw oB sm K Fire Protection Wanting “ No. One gets used to duck­ ing." ! « , Is visiting in BlchMd HUnfington. T ta r at the^ home The East Hartford Jaycees will meet tonight at 8 at the of Mr. and Mrs. J. Maxtiii To be sure, Mr. Rat shows no Northamptoii. Mass., and in the Visny w ill now be meeting at have hem denied a permit to parish halL KRAUSS OR PLYMOUTH ROCK EARLY MORN sign of flinching. His increasing Vernon area during toe Easter ™ 2. Ro<^e; NMJ^ file home of Mr. and Mrs. Win- hold a one-day dreua In South ^he s 3 x W M dsJ"S u n try confrontation with the Gong, in vaoaiUoa.'Arnmgeroents tove ^ fact, is only adding to Ms g^s- been- made for her to observe ® WindiBor becauM the town can piayers request anyone with in- ly production. Where he used to classes at toe Vernon Elemen- CSwpman, HUlngton; Mis. not provide adequate fire pro- formation of knowledge of fa^ hunt only one at a time, he now tary SchoM and Skinner Road Dorothy Anderson and daugh- tecUon fo r a planned after- cUitles available for storing tries for two or three. His rec­ Blemehttiiy School today. . 2^1 G aynw ^ Rockville. Smoked Bulls Sliced Bacon noon pmformance. scenery - to contact Orville ord is a dozen, Ma average now Speak WMnesto.y’s toscustoto VrtH "J “ ’„ ^ Fire Qiief PhlUp CraiaMa Welch, 72 Northvlew Dr. 10 a month. told the zoning board o f ap-- inje Players have asked the be teformSI. followed by A ques. . JSSf” ’The more be klHs, however, tlon: and answer period.. T h ^ ^ -**-^*^' peals at a hearing recently coimcil if imy town facll- the less Mr. Rat can bring n g a F D i E T round 4.69'’ FU ^N R IB S ihat, under the regulations of Itles might be available eJter G chucK back. Disliking the burden of .'-'MiA. Gnksso Speaks MIMOSA the state fire marshal’s of­ April 15. An area 20 by 20 feet hauling whMe cadavers, he has Sebtdtsxy at State EUa Gras- FROM YOUR fice, ten men and considerable ja needed, resorted to simply chopping off ^ D O N B R O U , aSS*’ mwncEF equipment are required on the 80 w ill speak at A 'Joint meet­ an<» .SfomDRom LWV Meete a victim’s head and returning it ing o f the ToUand County Dem- premises during a tent per- as proof of kill and, of course, Mrs. Dri&e Set The league of Women Voters oexatie- Association snd the fonnance. If this many fire as product for payment. CUIBmAKS >ni> 0*1*? a 6 9 '’. ROuilift ROAST will hold a menvbersMp meet- You^ Democrats, of (Vemon, s n i f ^ ^ to^Sht at the home of Mrs. Thus they call him The Head­ To Talk cm Art C f i i a MChadE ___ a Out” Thumday «t 8 pro. at toe the site during the daytime, he _ g. inuTaiwth .ot Roy Jay, 86 Elizabeth St. A hunter. Nortoeast E lem en tal SchooL. Mrs. Neva Addy Drake Of.Oov- FRANKS CToTS* PresentaUou.Js scheduled for a Thus they -r™speak - -in -hukhed - *1' eW STEAR S ^ I d J t e virtually unprotect- whlapers when he’s in town. Experienced heating contractors choose gas Mrs. G r^^U speakro sculptor, wiU u you an tzouMed with In- i c t m m i and Evaluation of Programs At the sound of Ms footsteps toe convention^ng^ to p a ^ Wednesday At 12:80 p.m foettous dandruff,' yours is A gh* «/ w m CromMe satd that, during convention procedures brought ' . *■ complaint that dates back to CALIF. rMBROAST Dealing with the Use of Con and the glitter of Ms exaggerat­ about by the reapportlqiunent « to® Y-Wednesday Itessert Be- early Egyptians. The causes the day, many of the town’s ed garb, young glrla Mush, ' FRESHPAK-YELLOW necticut’s Land and Water.” heat for their own homes. That^s why you and redbtricting of the .state riei| at the Community Tt, 79 N. m n ^ y . . , fatigue,. emo- volunteer firemoi are em­ young men sweat, cMkIren ployed ^-of-town, while at The film, “ Tour Decision — legiMature. . Main St. Her subject w ill bb tional stress, climate, diet, oily nig^t many men are available Clean Water,’ ’ will be shown, stare dumbfoundedly and police- Mrs. Grosso Is a leading, au- ^'Modern Thoiuht in A r t” The hair and lack o f sensible haiy CLING PEACHES men look the other way. find so many who are outspoken about the ad­ SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE fo r duty. Mrs. David Anderson Jr. toorityco, electkm.lawsandproi- event Is open to the pUMlc. ^ S l i c e s And nobody, but nobody, ceduieA. She was co-Miainnan Mrs. Drake is a native o f contiributois to this^ condition, FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN The Jaycees had planned the ~ m m i^ chMrman, ^ s t e d ^ laughs." vantages of heating with gas. For instance.. - dreua for a tract at the north- David Evans, Mrs. John of the state convention. ManchtetW, She studied art to WaAhtog you’ hair twice 1 Halves east comer of John Fitch H«wat and Mrs. Gardner Moul- Police Arrests M jh ’ school with Miss Harriet weekly with medicated sbai^MO C a l i f o r n i a Blvd. and Newberry Rd., .in an David J. Logan, 23, was Chndon. Site recieved a B.A. de- and ftoltoing off with an ^ ti- 3 '.i:8 S Zzone. Mis. Robert Dewey will lead COME SEE OUR eharged im Rt 83 Saturday grcc from Hillyer College and A dandr^ ™ night_ with.making _ unnecessary m .A. _ degree from the UMver- toward controlling liM i Bef Vif Feed The zoning board o f appeals a brief discussion cm one of IMPtdc has granted six other appeals the league’s continuing projects, SPRING MATERNITY noise with a motor veMclc, by gity ww——a*_M cva —a,,-ge- j XDEUSlXltlCll ftfl xOOGB IllS^ IQ X&l ASRARAeUS Hartfort. She a ^ e d contentVcanJ^atlmulato over- and denied two. Granted were: a study wMch has bean complet- COLLECTION Patrobnan Norbert Saegaert three years at Hartford Art ofl^glands. it is a good LUXUQBD y t 5 9 ‘ MEATBALLStr2£l39' Donald and Helen Bancroft, «d and wtUcli the league works On'. Sunday evening, L o ^ School, maJoringVln sculpture, jdea- to bring diet into the cam- T fin d fir b M ila r -T M i ABCtIta t |0 0 schools, discussion o f eighth tMnarswm behiditodte'" ACCURACY, NEATNESS andI EARUNESS of poalmatfc. ALL ENRENTRIES bseanw______tha^ 2 3 9 T aiffli grade graduatkm exercises, and thraagh Fridays aatil soaiplatai pwparty of tha ConaoUdatad SamVae CsntW and — daddon------of- tho kidsn---- shall■“ bo FINALI ----- All------prizt wtnnsni FLOU^ y WAFERS •uTba aoliflad tar malL AS anOanto aiuNte !■ : I of aso. or oldar. Employoas at this publication.and CLOROX . 31’ a report on the name-tbe-mid- OonaoUdatad SoaMTac Oaator aia aot aOsIMa to onlar.•. CONTEST CLOSES MIDNIGHi; , ^ ___ April U. 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flleE THIRTEEN f ' *.\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL U , 19OT BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, HANCHE^TEB, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1966 PAGE TWELVE Lady Luck Played Part ^ « _ In Celtics Latest Victory j^ T Q N (AP>—The Boston Red Sox checked into ■Rrt«nYYM 7API — T h e tiirow with 39 seconda left in Russell, who outscored Cham- *We re stHI Inspirei to Praway Park to^y for a brief workout before their _ tiUoiVW berialn 18-18 but lost the re- Schayes said. “We’re not dead American Leafue baseball opener Tuesday against tha Boston pities K8ve do- regulation play. ^ credited the yet. The ball can take funny ------Baltimore Orioles. served thanks to “Lady with the score deadlocked 106- Qsitigs. from as much as bounces, and we’ll Just have to With 14 newcomers on the 38> Luck’’ today for a .com- 100, Boston’s BiU Russell and a 13-polnt deficit in the third pe- play them one at a time now.” Aw ait W ord player roster, the Red Sox re>' manding 8-1 lead over the Philadelphia’s wit, Chamberlain rtod to “getting a point at a ------famed, to Boston alter belting Philadelphia 76ers ‘ i n . the matched brlUlaht defensive time.” Th« 3^- I’Otas Hawks have the Washington Senators M in I n B r a v e s ’ their final pre-season eriilbition National Basketball Associ- Pjfys- blocked a la^ g« out and try to ^ .tion’. Extern Division fl. l^;i — game Sunday before a crowd Guido Grilli finished up Jacobs and Gay years. Ken Vemurl, $1.K» 75-7^T3-74- 2?6 back and defensive back Vic quarter. Then ttmea during the regular aeatiOT Assuming the Wings, who sel That became apparent ybar’B pitching srtwdule if he delphia will be at St. Louis and tough Ume against the Chicago Tommy ’ 7^72-78-72—297 during the weekend when opens Wednesday — the, Dodg- Houston at Los Angeles, wito'wtiess'^rformances jittroctive ProffTam W^dnesduy Brewer, a couple of outsid'- m^e ws bid wd 1, _ $1,336___ _ 7^73-7^7^2?7 _ - PUTVIS M ^ agent durii^ scored tour each as the against one victory and two ties,,pitchers fhP dSant "®'^®'' John M^pm and Unel^ker ^e-minute overtime, best-of-seven series. 2-1, the Rad cago next Sunday after- plus pitching pair, holdouts arthritic elbow kept him on the franchise shift has been made— Sunday, 9-8, with home run help c^ e lu ^ g^TNothing of m iD A T struck out 11 hatters as the Red th6 menacing, uoniinanL playoff was scheduled for Br. cmanpton, $i,S36 74-76-Ti-T7—“297 Doug Batcher agreed to temis “The\ feUow« played their Wings hammered the Hawks 7-0 no<>n. If Detroit fails to wrap it BATURDAY until 12 days ago, put in sidelines until Um fourth game the Angels moving south from from Tommy Harper, Don Pav- gubstance has surfaced, figure of Jack Nicklaus go- 1.45 p (e s t , ^Ith national earUer. 6 ox liniriied the exhibition sea­ hearts. ^ t , ” v said Coach Dolph Sunday. up then, the^two teams will go strong bids for opening- last season. lx* Angeles to Anaheim — but letich and Tommy Helms. The Baseball Commissioner Wll- Awards for Athletesi mg into today S three-way, television (CBS) of the conclud- ■IV>ny Lema, $1,300 ------Low gross — Jim Gordon son with an 8-10 record. schayes tk praising his 76ers. The victory not only squared back to Detroit^APrU 1» tor Kickers — Jim McCarthy 86- week starting assignments Claude Osteen draws Uie <^>en- six clubs will show off new man- White Sox finished, with the best uani Eckert said last week the 18-hole playoff for the mg holes starting three hours gvw MEDFORD, Mass. (AP)— Carl Yaatrzemski’s bases- We had the^portunlty to win, series at one game each but ^hat could be the fia^e to the 7—T4, John HarrigasP 81-7—74, with the world champion Ing day assignment for the agers. exhibition'record, 21-7. Wisconsin offer woifld be stud- loaded double drove in two runs CTeen coat that goes to the later, in the event of a further Jolmriy Plstone, 32, one of New we madeXtoo many mis- ^nd a national television audi- . world champiciw. He is sched- The Cincinnati • New York in other closing pre-season led. He said nothing over the F r a i* Wilson 84-10—74, Boh Zal- Los Angeles Dodgers. in the third inning before Conig- On Holy Name Nigh| Masters champion.^ tm, sudden death wm ^ in ef- |t§^78-^2M England’s most successful takes, tt seemV as If every «nce wondering hbw Chicago Koufax pitched six innings of uled to go against veteranRobin meeting focuses on two of the games, St. Louis edged Kansas weekend. In both Milwaukee Ih the other semifinal set, ti)e man 93-13—71, Paul Groobert •TVS blown t^ e chances.” * ® ® 5® “ m ^ §:l?l Ju5p b^U or rr^laT. to could have manhandled Detroit no-hit hell, striking out nine and Roberts of Houston ms the regu- rookie managers, with Don H eff-'clty 7-6 in 10 innings, Callfomla and New York, there were uni- One of the features of the Family Sports Night, eo- the defending champion growled . the fifth playoff in Mm - ^ ^nssth, $ i.m 9^70-to-74-^ eight years at Randolph Hl^, game went .Boston’s Boston’^ Xvay. a v. They throughout the season.season, «Hv»ntpvr«advantage t« to Toronto tertor Tties. llies- »Loyr__ Gross—Bhsr Feigiueon retiring the last 16 men in er- lar season gets into full swing ner making his debut as the downed San Bhancisco 6-5, Bos- form denials that any5 2 contacts stogi? iSieiTta sponsored by the St. James’ Holy Name Society and after finishing the regulation 72 ters history and the second in- I® retumli« to hihis alma mater must have plcke^ lip ID points “All I can say is it’s a long day night’s game against the 74. ,, der as the Dodgers defeated i*hth an cight-gaine program fol- Reds’ field boss and Wes Wes- ton belted -Washington 6-1, the .toward a compromise had been S^sJ^nth. Radio Station WINF, will be the presentetion of awar^ holes in a tie with Jacobs and ''solving three players. x-Biii oampb^Oampbell 76-77-76-73—^ 76-77-76--»-^ ■ as an assistant aooiovttiii. tow veteran track . . . outsoTambllna time coming,” said Detroit Man- Cleveland 8-0 Saturday. Then lowing Monday's traditional trum beginning his first full new York ^Yankees nipped At- made. Veteran right . hander lEart The winner will get a check Den Sikes. $1,176 76-74-76-76-^ coach Ding Dussault at Tufts ouiscramnung embattled Maple Leafs. Blind ntas,— Lou Becker 36- to a number 5f athletes on the local high school apoq Brewer at 288, even par for the ElBr’ lTiTC'' Tolwlra-TT-Ioi * openers at Washtiigton and Can- year as Casey Stengel’s succes- lanta 2-1, the New York Mets ----- —;------K.C. Jones, a surprise sthrter ®3Ter Coach Sid Abel. “Ws The , Canadiens completed a 4—32, L «i Brimd 48-9—83, Jor- Sunday, Drysdale pitched six in­ Wilson, who posted a 13-14 rec- scene. demanding Augusta National tor $20,000. The ninnerup will uaxwSn, $1,160 76-77-77-T3-30B OoUege. after his ailing knee was h ea i^ didn’t win here all year long and olnnati. sor.with the Mets. thumped Baltimore 6-3, Phila- Uiups Meet Tonigllt ord with a ninth place club last The affair is scheduled Wedp two-game sweep on tiieir home dan Larson S8-6-‘’’3S. nings o f shutout ball, allowing Course, taped by trainer Buddy LerouxX I guess we were due. Bifith President Johnson re- Other new managers are Leo delphia oniriied Pittsburgh 11-6,. season, will open for the Red nesday 8 p.m. at the Man- will be worth $8,300. The t ___ _ Just singles mid striking cut Manchester Chapter of the at BOWLING “I don’t Intend to blow anoth- er. 7«-77-7e-^-^ AMHESRST,______, _____Mass, (AP)—For- who left his new duties with'theX'The scene now shlfta to De- Ice Saturday night Iqr blanldng Kickers — Jim Vkndervoort four in a 6-0 victory over the In­ malning in Texas few an Easter Durocher with the Cubs, Eddie and Minnesota whipped Houston Sox Tuesday. Wilson will be op- Chester High School Auaiw Steve Bar- The public is invited. Tickets VILLAGE MIXERS —Joe St •r.’ of $15,206 over last year. x-Bd Updcgrrrff Boston Red Sox to give , a help- troR where the next two games dians. ball Umpires will hold an im- Jack Burke. $1,160 75-73-79-77—304 hampton-and B’rank Stewart of ing hand, sent the game into wlll\t>e played Tuesday and The teams meet again In To- 26—80, Bill Peril 86.12—^77, Bioto phrey will be his reliever. Dark with the Athletics and her, who had a 16-10 record in are availalWe from membera of Germain 266-2S3-668, CHnger Jacobs and Brewer had al-_ al­ Klcklaus, gunning for a third a1 Gelberxer. $1.160 76-71-79-78-304 , vnnfirfd have been elected eo- ^"® The performances In the clos­ Detroit and the Chicago Cube portant meeting tonight at 7 nights. ronto “Ihursday night. Peck 84-7—77. tiirowing out the first pitch of Grady Hatton with the Astros, 1066. the Holy Name Soriety and Sta- Yourkaif 192-506, Glenys Bbw- ready finished and were a free Thu ing exhibition games left the took on Pacific Coast L e^ e o’clock at Uie West Side Rec. the season as the Senators me^ ------^------tion WINF. A sold 184-484, Betty Lytme 1% nervously on the sidelines Sun- o^d straight, has had roimds of j^ 'y 'olp«. $1,160 s)ce8 of tile Dodger staff, who In ^1, 20 teams are evident opponents, the Tigers losing to Much buriness is scheduled. ^ 7 7 ^ n ^ ^ rity of Massachusetts basketball Cleveland. ***«y,^^®* ^ tlto Cubs Applicants for membership MATINEES — Bette TreSher Athletes representing various Bill Sheehan 219-5M, Ajfft by 68-76-72-72; Brewer has turned ^ ^ 74.74-73-S4-306 team. combined .for 40 victories last varsity sports at East Catholic Bradley 193-521, Chuck Bradley about two inches on a 25-foot in scores o f 74-72-72-70 and Ja- x-Robert Dicknon 77-74-76-70—306 _____ year, anxious to make their first Then Pete Richert wffl take nants, but the VegM odds- Tacoma 8-1. may appear at this time, 130—364, Betty FOngratz 342. the .mound for Washington while makers are sticking with the ’ High. Manchester High and Che- 2 li, Nancy Thomas 175-478. birdie putt on the 18th that cobs has scored 76-71-70-72. Gtoyer. $1,126 ^74-81-79—^ starts sometime'ttds Week, Sam MclIioweH the American Dodgers in the Nation^ Leogue ' - 'i - ...... ^— ney Tech will be singled out for would have won It tor the. Gold- y^^ck Nicklaus 68-76r7a-7B—288 x-E^ '^nitwiier 79-74^73«-r307 b o s t o n (AP)—Bob Kotow, a ”m be ready to pitch Wednes­ an Bear y41ay Brewer 74-72-7^-70—288 x-Ron Cerrudo 76-77-72-82—307 tWO-year letterman from Hart- recognition, two from each BIEBOANTILE — Ed Slowtii __ ■ yTommy Jacoba 76-71-70-72—288 Ik>w Pnatwld. $1,126 ^ ^ 7 7-ffl—^ ford. Conn., is making a Strong day and I’ll go as tar as I can,” When It Just missed, Jacoba ^j-n. Palmer. $5,700 74-70-74-73—290 x-Dale Morey 75-78-76-79—^ " * CaihoUe Travels to Bloomfield Today school. Awards wlH be made to 142-394, A1 Rubacha 136, Zip 74-77-81-78-312 bid to nail down the starting said Koufax. But he cautioned and Brewer suddenly — and■ Doug Sandera ».7 «) 7^7^76-71—^ x-^ b_ Murphy^ dimatl, the 82nd National as — oofavorltss—'------— in ------' the .^eriean ■ ^ the most outstanding atiilete at Sobdskl 140, Mel Burbank 165; , . . Geo!” knudsoti, $3,900 73-76-72-71— w z Bob Goelby, $1,126 76-u-^T7—ffl2 quarterback Job in Boston Unl- tiiat ”we’U Just have to wait League opener will match the League. each of the schools, and a ^1, Gerry Clark 135, Ed Totop Just tor today were elevated D_ o n January- . ^ $3T900 71-73-73-76—292 —- -- x-Uita — -- - ffllverfo - - 77 77Jr«-77JM—314 76 77-5^ 31^ ™ ^ and see how far that can be.” L'Tha Riw'Thnie The exclusive Hay Floyd. ■$2,600 72-73-74-74—293 J. H«chooy hold- The American. League: has most er'wbo compiled a lifetime past year. The trophies will be SPOUSES — Ken Markstoip weeks practice with an intra- out siege, the ability of KOufak'of .tiia day action, witi) Kansas bajtting averagh' tn 10 a^poim 188-149—fOrT'Mal 137—374, Frtd Marichestei^s Sandy Niles Close Second By PETE ZANARDI looking for an early Jump E.O. Smith High in Storra Frt- {iresented by WINF. squad scrimmage. and Drysdale to pitch as effec- aty at Minnesota, t>e|^ at witit the Reds, silrSady is being Speakers will be Mickey Walk­ Oakes 171-137—416, Benton Os­ tlyely <10as they UfWdid Saturday ^4flWand New4vVyf York, nw0iHsasxrs BriUmore ax 0 ats Boston calledmi -i the ww AL’s top g» grmidayer, ^ ^ KJJyEAA8$jLOSprings aAasAIwpij-makes itss wAXlViWAofficial ^Hhck DoTVtf* UtIiA w tnst er, 9 A6/4J440A feunner two-time wsv^^ WIII v world’svvVAA^A O box-SAMU good 358, Larry Fountain 19^, _r “ !iS.” - - 1.- mari^ The Rams who lost eight let- BOSTON (AP)—Oo-Oapt. Ken Sunday has to be considered a and CaHfornla at Chicago.' The entire American League, appearance‘tilong the 8cho- r t r r r oiumroton ♦ tag champion, and Jackls Fai> Veronica Zemaltis 186—367, phis factor foe the Dodgers, nw«.a« . 1^ h. .t n.., rama out ahead of .Si.______Deftolflng NCOC champion, ter winners from last years 14. ^ •v-.-v Ackerman today was named the Chicags also wtil he at San meanwhile, cams out itiiead of ffou afternoon Biunghm IHgh gets off the mark 3 squad. Coach Ron Koauch wM o* tae New York Yankees. Charlene WlUette 126. 1 Nick Tronsky Wins $ 1,000 most valuable player of the with four TbasebaU gam es at a fast cUp, meeting three op- begins defense of the Central 1966-66 Boston University bas- .on tap, including A,hongry ponents, all on the road. Coach valley Conference crown Fri- kettoaU team. Ackermsn, who East Catholic' nine at Bob Healy’s Knights were at day when the Windy City dub Site for Football Stadium led the Terriers with an aver­ Bloomfield High at SiiS. The Middletown High this afternoon, visits Southington High. With Record Final Score age of 16.6 points per gams last Ec«lssi Who go to the post tackle a rebuilding RockvlUe Charter Oak Q^erenct seasim, wtil be honored at the again IhursdiV oftsmoon host- High tomorrow at 3:16 at Rock- jato full swing, with Cbv. Selected in Windsor Locks Age was no handicap for BU Hall of Fame dinner April Aqutaaa are vlUe and close out the week at entry entrv HighHleh and Bolton High bothhotii They said it couldn’t be dons Don Brewer today announc^, veteran Nick 'Tronsky, one 26 at the Sheraton-Plaza Hotel. seeing action twice. Taking over . , . and then somelbody did it. at a special press conference kit of the all-time duckpin the baseball Job this season. They said, ‘You can’t success- Bradley Field, the plans for a bowling greats, in the an­ SALEM, N. H. (AP) — Al Coach Joe DeGregorio is lode- fifily operate an Atlantic Coast new football stadiiun tor the nual Nick Tronsky Open Winger is the leading driver BfagEiji Xiikes Braves Ing toward Improving Jast sea- Franchise in Hartford” . , . and Greater Hartford area. /y Tournament last weekend with 16 victories in Rockingham eon’s 14-6 standard. 'Eie Patriots then scmdxidy did it. The site chosen tor ttid at the Holiday Lanes. The Ken­ Park’s harness' racing meet. played host to Portland High They said, "You can’t survive stadium has been identified by sington resident, five times the Winger boosted Ids lead Sat­ this afternoon and visit Crom- hi Hartford without a winning F. Owen Iktgan, Oaks’ attor- No. 1 duckplnner in the Unit­ % urday night in piloting Star And Reds in NL Raee weU Thursday. team” . . . and then somebody ney, as being located at thg ed States and a high-ranking Gem ($6.60) to a victory over " W Sweet Luck in a rematch of ^ ATLANTA, ‘Ga; - (X_p )-—M_____ajor league__ baseball offi- Getting its fist taste of var- did it intersection of Bradley FTdd roller, found the little maples to +Ko ■ftoon Siiiith Tusaifav night and At- baseball competition, Bol- They said, “You can’t sdl extension and Interstate 91 his liking and walked off with dead beat rivals recently. ”0? ton »gh tried Rham in Hebron Continental FoothaH action to and would be but a 10 mhmt.e the $1,000 first prize award. lanto Blues’ Brag^^ h^ this afternoon, then meets East Hartford” . . . and then some- drive from downtown Hart- LINOOLN, Rj I. (AP) — Lln- _Tronsky knocked over a rec­ cdln Downs rettuns to racing A 0 dlon of tfw iww P&WA Mi Im W s C t ir t ir ' tvW; why not a pennant, top? type of attitude on the eve Hampton in the home opener body did it 15 minutes ftnm down- ord total of 1,513 pins for the f under the lights tonight after a (SN m tW vlw tt ilgbO that k mer« thiu ^ of the opening game. Thursday. They said, “You’ll never have town Springfield and less thap Open, which attracted a field Braves officials report that profitable weekend day pro­ A veteran Manchester High a stadium of 20,000 or more by 45 minutes from New HavesC o f 202 bowlers. Play started last about 46,000 tickets have been Terry Satisfied gram. squad sttU has a week to pre- ’67”...... The new system of cross state Friday iand continued all day sold in advance for the opening A crowd of 17,800 turned out pMe for its opener, April 22 The somelbody in all these highways being constructed 18 Saturday smd Sunday atfter- game with Pittsburgh. The 31B With Old Salary against Central High in Bristol, cases were the Hartford Charter such that the spectators from Saturday, wagering $1,641,717 * t nbon. on a 10 race program. ’The han­ million stadium: seats 66,000. TCAiwiAfl c v r r f a p i _ Ralnh D’Angona's Cheney O ^ , Hartford’s entry in the aU over the State of ConnecH- # l i i £ xwyu ^ ^2 at Eaat Ckmtinsntal Pi^esrional Foot- cut and western Mass. wUl bo . The winning total was 16 pins dle boosted the track’s dally With 41 sndle. of cptimismi better than Sandy Niles of Bragan said he. boss the Nation- Terry refused to rign with Qj^nhy ffigh. hall League. General Manager able to reach the st^idium hi average to $868,131, compared Clevriand when the Indiana of­ less than an hour. Parking fa­ Manchester reg^lstered. Niles, NICK TBONSKY Ba n d y n iu e s with $742,860 last year. al League peitnaiht chase as a runner-up to Joe Cataldi in the six-team race, ^and we’re one of fered him $31,000. But the veter­ cilities for over 5,000 cars will be available in ' 1967 and w h ^ recent Manchester Men’s To’wm the teams.” an right-hander agreed to terms Tournament, posted a 1,497 to­ His opening opponent, Pitts- the stadium is expanded, parlt^ Sunday with the I^ansas City tal whiiA was worth $500, not a Waterbury Municipal Field Bowling bur{^, a ^ is one of the teams, Athletics — for $81,000. ing will also be increased. bod day’s pay. A 'THE AIRGRftFT ^ h i M p he said. The others are Los An­ The A’s received the right to The proposed sta^um will EARLY BIBOS—Hazel Lao> geles, Philadelphia, Cinciimatl be modeled after the- beautiful Tronsky averaged 152.3 fo r Will Be Busy During Year ki 490. At PM t AWKRMyMnraR, wwweddlsgiRiBSsttwlDW WBiteea that negotiate with Terry by tra^og UZ 10 games.'^Qs individual and San Francisco. Memphis staxtium. In fact, the Is IMBM than twanty*fMr fU lM u footbanflsWa. Owing ths trn lw month left-hander John O’Donoghu^to scores w ere: 148, 173, 172, 139, But Brogan, anxious to bring the IniUans. Cleveland alao sent same architects have been en0 a World Series to the South in a gaged by the Brewers to do 175, 144, 163, 126, 162, 121. bury’s Mtodci]^ Stadium is go­ he waS: sure they woidd not op­ Kaxisas City $36,000 in the deal. Niles rOUed 167, 152, 196, 143, Art Johnson 211, Hon Fletcher Stmimb asm maibblt tin squara fast of floor apacs^ bffnginiig the total snginssrfngi manufMmfng hiBTy, eyes Cincinnati aa tiie “T agreed to terma because I the Hartford stadium, thO pose i t 153, 170, 120, 123, U 9, 153. ing to get a lot of use this year. 220—672, Ron Nivison 202, Jos and offies spsoasteur CsaKHartford Plant to naariy 6 ndUton squaisfaat team to beat. ^ T pick ua and waiti to play basebati,” . Terry Memphis firm o f YeatM arid Hie Orbits, who were unable Total of $4,167.50 was distrtt)- The Giants of the Eastern DeMaio 234-200—614, Fred ’Tay- ^ MACHtNING • INSPECTION ’D ik rapratonta an InersaM of spproMimataiy S3 psitw it in onsyear. Cincinnati to battle it out for the aaid. GasMll. to find a suitable location in the utod, 47 contestants were re­ Baseball L Ftame—Liirien Lane, was foal­ Champion, wBl manage the struction is such that 26,000 PsUetier, East Hartford, 1442; ganized Orbits of the Atianttc Incraating iwad for paopla Wifh the abHHy and tha ambition to move up to ed at Ocalaistihl Farm in Flori­ VaiKxxiver, B.C., Mounties in Joe Carey, Cranston, R.I., 1426; AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING greator raapontlblltty and mors money. Whilayou are buBdlng a worthwhHa CWI.KSWkUNOI't seats'would be permanent and Coast FoothaH League, foimetly IW. dal >m da. in 1606 ho won the Dover the Pacific Coast League. Last 4.000 could be added for sps-> Sam Z aza, Waterbury, 1426; Joe of New Haven, will play their EXPERIMENTAL MACHINING tutura, you MU bonafit from OKcaHant waga$...an outitandlng group at Delaware park and the San­ season ho coached tor tba 9t cial .events. AU 30,000 would be Serapilia, Bristri, 1426; John first esasen game at the stadi­ bieuranea p lan ...p 6 kl aide ln v a ...iik b a ra i vacatkm po8(y*« h WhMh k why Ihe Volkiwagan Station There's t o much room insida tha Wit^ viaian, filming and scouting: liiaiiy PellagalU, Providence, sicn to locate here, rather than facilities designed to make tfip Ropalr and Hpe MoMng. tWIoaoa hot so awch In eotmnon with you'll think you’ re driving tha rqol thing. RX, Ehigo Krampitz, Teiry- in BrlatoL' cut OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Monday through Frldayu-8 ajiu to ♦ te r baas I. Bat not v^enyou pork; thaVW W ogoa l\ U T O B O D Y •^sork” o f the “ woridng presp^’; viile, ITS, and Ron Emond, Ver- The Orbits have agreed to pay AW P B fn ciH W SSA Iig CDUtasonmrfngllfDni 5 p.m « Tuasday, Wadneaday and Thuraday avmlnga *tU 8 p ja , and Saturb lha drivar k way virfroni; so ha can k only 9 inches longer than tha VW that murii more enjoyahleu aon, ua. the city $3,000 a season fo r the thraetpieiw poors In Shoot Molil,Mariilnlngand d a ya-6 a jn . to 12 noon. Other Connecticut plants in North Havan and 0 # where he’s going. Sadon. Sheltered concession fScOf- Local psrticlpauts out of the use of the stadium. .Tool A « o MoMng. Southington. If avalable, bring your mUitaty diacharge papers (PD-214), tles would be available at dif­ L' Wta angina k ia bach, oat o f tha way. lotslw we’va spotted o faW other WORK money and their total aoorea Ytoe proposed two-year con­ birth certWeata andsoeW a a c i ^ eard when you idaK our oflioe. ferent levels to avoid lon^ / ‘ Biara are windows oil around (2 ti bus-type stotion wogons on the scene. were: Pete Plumley 1,257; R it tract has yet to be approved by waiting for the fans and med- A&aa 1,262; Burt Claugtaaey 1.- An Equal OpportuaRyitaployar, MAP . . fcehnSng the skylight kind on top. So maybe things have worked oat sm restroom facilities Wo(il4^ Ov«r 32 yeon' •xperienee. A l woHt 4 b m l i 2M; Pete Brazltis 1,244; Howie Tha saotsora choir-high. And yoaaon evenly after oil. further add to their comfort. ’ EEfii^ton L285; RoUie Iririi 1,- Untiy MoDaniri, who worked ihauaxm aidatottapto tha rear. The - big boys -ISOMod aomatbiag AddStiona! {dsns call for I s a i d p BUr M W . BIDdMNi llBdv ikOBu. j SCtt; Pat Loego 1,288; Tony in 71 games tor the Chicago ' evMPMpQgeR'giPilOB wogoniiiQS lice apace and fftn viewing fl^' Pratt & fromss. Cube last season, figures to see ciBUsa for the Oaks to he li^ MarinriH 1,27»; Doucette Jr. "S how m e a fiK er cigaratta much relief duty with the Son c a Mr. WMtom Colaman at 666.B932 for an eated at the stadium, aa artil 146«;" "Ed . Bujauciue 1,264; Francisco Giants thlryear. Ac­ that really dalivers taste Intofviow oppclntmont at your eenvonloiico. W h itn ey PANCHO’S DANCE ~ Fimeho Gonzalez may be aa conference roams for use 1^ Charlee Van R ^ 1,177; G eoi^ MORf ARTY BROTHERS tually, he sepbfees pitcher Ma- gietting older, but you’d .nevar know it u he leaps ▼iriting teams and Jffepsj Coritraa 1.3B1; Jim BeU 1,260; a n d ni eat m y hat!" fi ire raft TOLLAND TURNFi^ TAioOTTVlLLE, GONN. M l GENiE R m iEET—«4S-n3B high to return this ahot. Hie Gafifocniaa is still Thqy aahl It couldn’t be done- I A$u]ar Lamoureaux IASS: Itan Bonari Murikami who played ^DThomhB . but tta i aamabodjr dM Ec' LiRti;.0tev« Dyrtt witb the Oioota-laat year but ia tits t(9 attraction on tits ptofaisinnsl tear. tMck bi Japan. 1,3*7. •f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 11,. 1966 PAGE FIFTEEN / Automdbilcn Pax Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wantad^-Female 3S Hdp WaateO—Ifale 36 OAPABCjB woman to^ cleaning, WANTED -“- Experienced trac- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1^66- 1982 FORD CMmde BOO X L PAGE FOURTEEN 2 mornings a week, own bans- t« trailer driver, full or part* OonverUble, aatomatic, very M©YMi ietsiHLiKd poriaUon, good pay. Ref- thne, apply to penen, SAD, BY ROUSON QUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB good oonditkm. X u at adL 843- erencee. 649-9309. ^ Inc.> $6 BUUard 8L H andles. 0883. SHAM W l-LA m o t e l LITTLE SPORTS t« Pr«y>ou» Pun*« ...... ‘ - ...... ■ ■ ■ t6T, tm ef IM l RAMBljEai STATTON wag- DB3NTAI, ASSISTANT — B x- ...... P o s t B u c k perience preferred, typing and BEXJPKR FOR XVUullure and on, Ugbt Uue, 4.door, ataadard appliance ddlvely truck. OaU ADVERTISING tranamiesiaa, excellent con­ aMhty to meet public. Good salary for qualifled appUcanL Hr. PettengtU, 6464im. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS dition. 840-0438. ___ _ U LP / fl yyfHo'' . “2!S« 8^ ^ Write Box W, Herald. ^ r ^ > W / lUtl^Al / LiCI o 8 AJ«. to 5 PAL 19B7 CHEVROI.KT — 4-door se­ MMO«,V«'WeOTMO«»P*3eL»<«^^-y-j^^ ^ TH8 'i COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. dan, antomaUe, one owner, low SHARP GALS MAINTENANCE He WAS J w O M S e oten- mileage, ebovr lornn oondltion. rKHV no6Sr/ iMts t t cmimvWCm ^ mins Us tme AUS a £ S r HONDAX Thin FBIDAX 10:Se AJE. — 8ASDBDAX B AM. MMKT— HK'i UOKMMflMIIS . M y $436. 640-1821. Faotastie opportunity for MECHANIC W O HI(AT» WAIT WHILS X , ru . I f • s i s r ® * PLEASE READ YOUR AD 1968 VAIXAMT — oonveHiUe, rigixt women, must have 1 THE MicftoPHoHe.Btnt CMrr EXPLAIN y*A*WVl6 pleasing peraonality and Large local concern has BUGGS BUNNY HOLD HIM BACK fOWSVEK/CAN ^UAdrilt IBSInjs,__ _ dawdSed or “Want Ada” nro taken over the phene ae a black with white automatic ,UTER.VV<''*’t? ® ' BBCnw transmission, big et^ n e, good neat appearance. Car and opening for man experi­ VOUGETTHESe CHIMPBBACK WVanwCpoi*^ eoBvenlenoe. The advertieer ahonld read Ue a i llw m S T enced to machine repair W TH E C A G E / DAX R APPIIABS and BEPOBT ERBOBS la ttma far the oondUon, $1,296. 649-4696 after ' phone necessary, one mom- V WHAT tUCKl ^ ^irSTHE , tog and 4 evenings a and maintenance daywork. THAT6 7H' 7W O P /WMTW/J »biB S s . : - - 8s a nuct tnaarUon. The Herald la reepnaeltile far aa|jr ONB laeer. A BHouwtBB WBPWwdM _ reet or omitted Ineertlon for mmj aivertiMnient and then aaly week. Htoimum $1.26. Hra. Permanent position, excel­ ONE rV E HAD , lent wages and employe T T 0 9 S BACKi r v lBPaiatr»a«« is-,w=v to tfaa eoctent of a “make aood” Insertion. Brroia wMeh Be not 1958 RAMBLESl American — Rudnlok, 23041400. leeaea the valne irf Um advertieeraent wIB net ke eoereeteE b j automatic, 2-door, excellent benefits. r < —, ____ atlUhir (R;> ____ “make pood” tneerttoa. fORBBCTKH'i VS condition. Can be seen after COUNTER girl for evening shift OUVNOR.-^ as Modern SMonW^ 2S*Sa 4:30 at 66 Bigelow SL S 4 T U il*n u _ 7 p.m.-midnt|^, 2-4 nights per Send resume to P.O. Box TzSSStte week. Apply H lster Donut or (BeekvIIK TW Aae) 1967 CREVROLETT — 4-door, 73, Hartford, stattog expe­ SSEL^SSSi can for appdntment, 649-8277. « r ■ 643-2711 very clean, $296. Can 649-1717, rience and qualifications. r IT 875-3136 after 4:30. PRICE AND L E E Company has P% r r r openings for house to house - ‘ 1957 CHKVROtiET — power IS*" 11 steering and brakes, automa­ canvassers. Work on Manches- concrete work, expe- Lt. Troobla Reaching Oar AiYeiiliar? tic transmission, good driving ter CUy IMrectory. Apjdy 480 ^gn^e preferred, fuD - time. tHORTm L* Main St., 8:39-9 am. and 2-6 caB 843-0851. ii" 17 oonditton, $125. 643-2896. p.m. M-Hoor Answeriig Sanriet EKPERIENCEID Painters and IT • 196DL POWDER blue T-tord, ful­ Bonds—Stock s Hein Wanted-—Female 35 624-p a g e catalog jam-packed young all aroimd handy man ‘ ^1«N ^ r Free to Herald Raaden Building—Contracting 14 ^ eirfftewith famous #awi/veta IvvhaTirVabrands. HVeueFree sec­ Call Asne876-8078, AMTfr mma weekIt days^tsserw 3-8 BY V. T. HAMLIN ly equipped, $1,296. 876-7366. M o rtg ag es 27 ALLY OOP THCy HOLLERED' ST Want Infomiatloa on one of on ndeniiloenenlit CARPENTRY — Concrete work, SEXIRETARY * bookkeeper. One retary rewards tor you. Free p.m. AU. THE LOUDER 1 Mo emnrer at the telephono BotedT anything from cellar to roof, a FRESH START will lump girl office, knowledge of book­ Member ■ Dlvldenda for your AWaOSH.lHNrWAS. NO, I ..BUTWHAT THXrtt HARP T O . i i iK 21 r ST Trucks—Tractors 5 Inside and out, no substitute for your debts into one easy pay­ keeping essential. Apply In per­ frienda. Get both Rewards and NASTY n O L, DQC^ ^ PONT ABOUT THE SAY, BUT.^. HEW son W.Q. Schwar* Co., 994 Tol­ Dividends when you order. ARE YOU HURT? THNtCSO. MACHINE? . ' l o o k act T H E qual.ty work, satisfaction guar­ ment. If you have equity to EDWRRDS 1952 OHC — State inspected, land Tpke. Rockville. ^ Write Popular Ohib Plan, Depb. SALESMEN VlEWSOtON plcktqi truck, excdlent condi­ anteed, competative prices, no property, call Frank Burke to Job too small. D & O Carpen­ discuss ways and means. Con­ P802, Lynbrook, N.Y, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER JWSWERIN6 SERnOE tion. Inquire a t 40 W est Mid­ U dle Tpkfc, after 4 p.m. try, days 643-1904, evenings 649- necticut Mortgage Exchange, WOMAN iTere is an excdlent oppor­ H I N - l S- »» 8880. 16 Lewis St, Hartford. 346- tunity to Join Sears out­ H 94 5 7 2 ------8897 For Full or Part-Time Help Wanted—^Male 36 standing sales staff. Como - 4 0 ’ and tenon ponr meaaago. XoWn henr from Garage—Service- CARPENTRY—32 years expe- ‘______Assembly Work prepared to discuss previ­ Jig tlmo ndUiont i^ieiklfaig aO evening nt ' rience, complete r^odellng, SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- m ) S to ra g e 10 APPLY IMPORTANT NOTICE ous experience and your fu­ additions, rec rooms, concrete limited funds available tor im - ture with one of the world’s WINTER Street — garage for work and garages. References ond mortgages, payments' to Carbon Products, Inc. The 1964 avU RlghU Law W 60 IT Autonobiles For Sale 4 218 Hartford Road largest general merchan­ W 7 H rent, $8.. a month. CaQ Glas­ given, free estimates. Call 643- suit your budget Expedient prohibits, with certain ex­ dising orgaidzations. Manchester, Conn. ceptions, discrimination be­ u 1986 CHEVHCXJPT IMPALa] 9 tonbury ^ -7402 or 247-4046. 2629. service. J . D. Realty, 643-5129. ^ HERALD passenger station wagon, 8 to 12 AM . cause of aex. I t win now he Check Sears Mberal em­ r 13,000 mites, one owner. Call Motocyclcs—fficydca l i necessary for our readers ploye program, top com­ NO PHONE CALLB B7 649-2074. Rooflng-Siding 16 Business Opportunity 28 not only to read the usual mission and genmus car BOX LETTERS QUALITY Motorcycles tor qual­ SPORTING GOODS S’TORB — Female Help Wanted and expenses. 1964 CHEVROLET Blacsyne 4- ity oonsdous people. As low as b IDWELL HOME Improvement SECRETARY—^Desirable posi­ F o r Your prime location, priced tor quick Male Help Wanted clasatfl- BY AL VERMEER 11 door sedan, economy 8 cylin­ $10 down. Motorcycle Sales, 695 Oo. — Roofing, siding, altera­ tion just opening, 36|4 hour eatlons. but Wanted —Mate 'Apply Personnel Dept, 10 PRISCILLA’S POP der engine, radio, standard Washington SL, Middletown. tions, additions and remodel­ sale. J., D. ^ al Estate, 643- week, air-conditioned office, Information 6129. or Female, also our CSaaslfl- ajn.-6 pjn., or call 648-1581 BUT Ht^EV w a n t StDU transmission, nicely equipped. ing o l all types. ExceUent excellent fringe benefits. Man­ cation Help . . . IT. for an appointment I HAD NO H TH ER E’S SE E US ON THE world’s most EA JOB! TO B E SO S^A R S - " OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILUAilS t h e h e r a l d win not $1,126, 849-680S. workmanship. 049-6496. DINER IN ONE of the busiest chester location. Shorthand ERE SO .WITH ZS V E A R ^ dlacloae the Idetolty of exciting motorcycle. The mag­ essential. Please reply to Box EXPERIENCE' 1964 CATALINA Vista 4-door nificent Norton Atlas 750cc, 60 spots in Manchester doing ex- PONTI any advertiser using box i A. A. DION, INC. Roofing. ceUent business, priced tor J, Herald, indicating salary MEnHATJTn for clean medium SEARS ROEBUCK 00. tetters. Readers answer^ Hardtop, power brakes and h.p. Al GUI’s Motorcycles, 695 Biding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ desired, etc. ICAN quick sale. Owners going south. welgM truck fleet, soinae dut- Manchester Shopping Parkado tog ^bltod box ads who steering, radio and heater, tint­ Washtogton SL, Middletown, terations and additions. Call­ slde work, {denty of hours. desire to protect their ed wtodahleld, w lnd^eld J . D.' Real Estate, 643-5129. BURROUGH bookkeeping ma­ Manohostor, Conn. Coim. ings. Workmanship guaran­ Must he dependable. Pay <^pen. lde*u*y can follow this washer, plastic seat covers. teed. 399 Autumn SL 643-4860. DAIRY GROCERY BUS- chine operator. Part-time, procedure: seat belts, undercoc^ed, beautl- HONDA, 60cc, new condl- ’Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­ 643-2414. tlon. No reasonable offer re------—— ------INESS —one man operation, no ful condition, one owner car. experience necessary, excel­ day, between 20-25 hour week. WAN’TED —'AH around A-1 m e-l°oPEN IN aS FO R FOUowlng - - Enclose your reply to the fused. Can be seen at 84 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Good salary. CaU Mr. Shapi­ box to an envelope — $1,900. 643-1686 after 6:80 lent growth possibility, smaU chanic. Also body man wanted. Previous experience requlipd, \ p.m. W. Middle Turnpike. ro, 643-2128. Casual Village 7 addressed to the Class!- ROOFING — Specializing, re­ down payment. Rowe & Rowe Fringe benefits, paid vacations. paving rakers, truck driybrs, I fled Manager, Manchester Realty, 876-3167. Shop, Manchester. CaU Leon Bouchard, Paul laborers. Apply in penofL W. 1096 FORD STAnON wagon, Business Services pairing roofs o l all kinds, new Evening Herald, together good condition, $125. Can be roofs, gutter work, chimneys NURSES — RN or LPN 3-11 Dodge Pontlao, Inc.^ 1 MitoheU G. Schwarz Co. Inc., 994’'Hart- with a memo listing the Offered 13 D r., 649-4646. ford T^ka, RockvlUe, Conn. conmantes you do NOT seen at 49 Weid Middle Tpke. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Private Instructions 32 part-time or fuU-tlme. New in- after 4. siding, so years’ mcpcrience. sUtution. CaU 646-0129. 411 vnuR to see your tetter. STEPS, sidewalka, stooe walte, t i r e SERVICB MAN. 46-55 4.11 Your letter win be de­ fliepteces, flagstone terraces. Free estimates. Call Howley, PIANO and Violin instruction. 1063 FONUAC CMallna. Low hours per week. Mukt be steculy stroyed it the advertiser Is An concrete repairs. Reason- 643-6361. 644-8338. Ihdvate lessons. Crane Plano NIGHT BILLING CLERK worker and married. Paid va­ BY KEN MUSE 'ooa you’ve mentioned. If mfieage, excNtent condition, able pricea. e48-0S5L and Violin Studio. Dance in­ WOMAN FOR CLEANING, WAYOUT not It will be handled to $1,796. CaU 643-9862. days a week. Call 643-0904. cation and oUtef benefits. Ex­ struction also. 742-7426. Connecticut carrier needs perience belpfili but not essen- the usual manner. APPLIANCEIS repaired — all Heating and Plumbing 17 man Monday through F ri­ PAPen OINNSl^ COMPUTBP VOU'RETRVING 1964 CUTLASS F-86 OktemobUe, WANTED — dependable wom­ ttal. Apply'.m person. Nlchols- power brakes, power steertog, makes WMhers, Mfrigeratora, b o t t i PLUMBING and heating an to work In rest home. Please day, start 4 p.m., no expe­ 295 Broad SL GO D O BS NOT ,BUILO DOESNCn* 70TRICKA\E/ , tiMsera, dryers, gas and eleo- Schools and Classes 33 Manriiester/7/Ere, ~ B R IN S DOES NOT standard transmlsslan, excel­ repairs, alterations, electric caU 648-6986. rience necessary but good' M A K E CdMPOTB/ ANOTHER and Foond trie ranges. OU burners IN T H E COMPUTE.' lent condition. CaU owner 649- and gtLS hot water heaters, free TEN MEN WANTED fa st typing required, WINDOW/ CLEANER, part- MORNING DINNER/ COMPUTER/ ■ K ttM.iiGBtiM.oa_ etoaned and repaired. Ooems estimates. CiU 643-1496. WOMAN TO OPERATE dlah- knowledge of New England time or fuU-time, wining to X/X3T — Friday afternoon 4380. AppUance, 649-0066. RAPER/ Pekingese puppy, b iw n with NO EXPER IEN C E washer and work In tray room. motor freight tariff wiU leeni; 649-5334.______'’But I HAD to invKo some girls to my birthday party, b/ack lace, male, vicinity Weth- ^95* CHBVBflttJBT -—wagon, ex- gHARPENINO Service — Saws, COMPUHTB plumbing a n d NECESSARY Laurel Manor. CaU 649-4619. help but we are willing to heating service, complete new train you. Apply by maU Eddia! So many of th« fellas were broke!” ,ereU Street, wearing coUar and ceUent mechanical condition, knives, axes, khears, skates, good tires, $160. 649-6708. bathroom InstaUations and REOE3PTIONIST FOR legal of- for Interview stating refer­ 'teaah. Answers to name “Fou- rotary blades. Quick servlM. , bathroom remodeling, 30 years TRAIN AS TRACTOR ‘ flee. ’Typing and riiorthand es­ NOTICE fou.” Reward. 649-8812. Capitol Equlpmen. Co., u TRAILER DRIVER ences. YVei eieHTSEBRS 4>n-6A 1969 FORD — rakch wagon, 6 In business. Earl VsnCamp, sential. Write Box N, Herald. TOWN OFJMANCHHSTER Main SL, Manchester. Hours I ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ■" > ...... —^ q FOUND — Large male shepherd cjdlnder, automatic trannnis- 649-4749. Immediate Job oj^rtunl- POSITION VACANCY Sion, new tires. 46,280 mUes, daUy 7-6. Thursday 7-0. Satur­ HAIRDRESSER wanted — ex­ ooUie. Yemen Dog Warden. 876- day 7-4. 84S-7968. tles available with major HAR’TPORD DESPATCH CLERK STENOGRAPHER BEN CASEY i $426. 648-1038. , perience preferred. Lovely ______7884. ______Millineiy, Dressmaking 19 trucking company. Li­ Lady Beauty Salon, 390 Main & 'WAREHOUSE $3,658.20 to $4,677.40 censed by mass registry of St. 649-7668. 36 boura ix w r - yellow gold ring with FOR ALTERATIONS neaUy and Motor Vehicles. To qualify P.O. DRAWER 888/ LIBERAL FRINGE BENE­ smaU diamond, sentimental reasonably done In my home. AM'FM radio, Hurst 4-epeed, hauled, rented. Adding ma* you must complete a part HARTFORD, OOl^. FITS: Two weeks’ vacation; 11 value, vldnlty IQngs, Parkade. eUnss rented and repaired. Call 643-8750. or full-time driver training paid boUdays; sick leave; So- Reward. 648-9661. 4 new Firestone 600 gold lined SHORT R I B ^ BY FRANK OTfEAL tires, and 4 Ifid iey Thmniieon Pkfrup and deUvery servlee. program. . If accepted, tui­ CLERK-TYPISTS ______/______rial Security; Town pension Tale typewriter Service, 649- tion terms wiU be urang- EXPERIENCED jahitora want- plan; paid accident and health mags. CbH 6494)821 after 8. Moving—Trnckiiig— ed. Placement service upon VANOONTyxJHIT Aimoancements 2 Storage 20 ed mornings. CaU 64941884. and group life insurance; Town FOBSbUBSBJiabHN? completion. Phone Hart­ Immediate openings avaU- General aeanUta Serirlcea, Inc. pays one-half of Kue Crow COTTON RUGS and bedspreads ford 249-7771 anytime. PRICES SLASHED MANCHESTER DeUvery. able for high school seniors, CMS and aU of individual em­ dyed, 70 decorator colors. Hahn Benpee, Jahobeoo lawn ti^cklng and package deUvery. with better than average ploye’s Major Medical; Credit Also HomeUte chain Lucl^ Lady Laundry, 43 Pur­ RefrigeratoM, washers ^ and Help Wanted^Female 35 typing ability who desire Union available. nell Place, Miamdiester. '61 OORVAIR $495. saws and Zntematlonal Cub stove moving speciaUy($tolding NO'nCE Cadet Tractons. Rental equip­ part-time employment with For applications apply to Monza, radio, heaiter, auto- opportunity for fuU-time TOWN OF MANCHESTER Personnel Office, Municipal ELEdHOLUX vacuum dean- matic transmlsslan. ment and ibari>entoer service cl»lr. I» mit. Mwiin: niPOBTANT NOTICE e n , eales and service, bonded positions after graduation. POSITION VACANCY Building, 41 Center StreeL on an makes. LA M Equip­ HEAVY EQUIPMENT representattve. Alfred Amdl, ment Oorp., Route 83, Vernon, Painting—^PfQiering 21 H u 1964 ClvU RlgtaU Law ExceUent woridng condi­ Manchester, Connecticut, 110 Bryan D r., Manchester 644- '61 DODGE 6 $895. 375-7609. Manchester S x - prohibits, with certain ex­ tions and' liberal employe OPEJRATOR ' until Montoy, April 18, 8 1 4 1 , 4-door station wagon, ra­ dbange—Enteipriu 1945. _^SIDE an<^ outside painting. ceptions, discrimtaation be­ benefits. To arrange inter­ HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT 1966. dio, heater, standard trans­ ___ You name your own price. cause of sex. I t wlU now be view contact Mrs. Peterson, . $2.66 Hourly Rate BY DICK CAVALLI mission. DICK’S SERVICE — Snow- spedal rates tor bomeownera necessai^ for our readers 643-1161. 40 Hours MORTY MEEKLE Penonals plowing, trucking, moving, rub- 86 or over. 649-7868, 876-8401. not only to read the usual LIBERAL FRINGE BENE­ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Ush removal, carpentry, dean------■■ Female Help Wanted and FITS: Two weeks’ vacation; 11 INCOME TAX returns i»re- '61 FORD V-8 $595. tag. general r S 2 ^ ^ types EXTERIOR and interior palnt- Male Help Wanted claaslfl- paid hoUdays; sick leave; So­ WANTED wHSd I ©eroLp ANDRiTBOaNdr, \ O li ierTdtjr<6ABD, poM at reasonable rates. Call 4-door station wagon, ra­ LIBERTY MUTUAL SEEMS THE NAVY \ WEVEHtT o t tag. WaUpaper books, paper­ cations, but also our Classifi­ cial Security; Town pension 05NSRATUIATI0NS OH A JOB V/ElL POKE ENOUGH TO ANORiNGDCmZ, THe eLEPHANT epyy John Moratte, 649-9017. dio, heater, automatic odd jobs. Tty Dick, reason- Ohau, Late Model DOWN IN LATIN AMERICA, BUZ.' I'VE NEVER GIVES UP I ON A AWCR/eC>,IP AN0«2ICHA«> abte. 643-4536. hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ cation Help Wanted—9Male INSURANCE COMPANY plan; airident and^th ON GEHINS'IOU / GIMAAICR transmission, power stper- ly insured. Workmanship guar­ or Female . . . 37. INVITED BRADLEY SLOCUM OF THE WNY r x :a: hops(»/ m ? BUBHCNAPBHtr INCOME TAX returns, pre­ taig. and group life insurance; USED CARS TO Sir IN ON A LITUE CONFERENCE. BACK IN TW ,'^WHEREBOTH pared, reasonable. CaU 644- BiENTAl^—Dower roUer, chain anteed. lAO PeUetier, 649-6826. Town pays one-balf 0^ Blue SERVICE, BUZ.y CIA AND THE 4t::ABy.GRANr... AVAILAaLB,ltL H no answer, 648-9048. fM J 2et/sa ^ 8849. ' saws, traU roUer and aerator, ------■ , , , , , , 1 . ,1 Cross, CMS and aU of indlvld- NAVYCAKUSt MSay more to dwose from lawn vac, rototiUers. Also sales GENERAL ALL AROUND laun- WANTED - Fem^e help^U. employe’s Major Medical; '' Top Prices Paid YOU, BUZ. r i d e w a n t e d from Eldridge and service on aU lawn equip­ JOSEU'H P . Lewis custom paint­ I For All Makes No money down ing, interior and exterior, pa­ dry worker, part-time or full- Credit Union available.. Pratt A Whitney, sec­ m ent Ocqdtol Equipment, 38 time. Apply New System Laim- Store, Broad Street, Manches­ F or aiu>Ucatians apply to ond s h ift CaU 649-9418. Mata S t, 643-7958. perhanging, waUpaper re­ diy, Harrison St., 649-7753. ter. CARTER CHEVROLET Mechanics’ Speclate moved. WaUpaper books on re­ Personnel Office, Municipal CO h IN C . H A BiXJ) AND BON Ruhhhdi Re­ quest. Fully tasured. Free es­ WITH summer approaching we Building, 41 Center (fiifoot, RAYMOND P . JEW ELL, lx>ok- moval — attics, oeUan and tim ates. CaU 649-9658. SECRETABY wiU need women for lunch Mandbester, Oonneetlcht; 1229 Blaiii St. keei^ng work. CaU 649-4866. SOLIMENE MOTORS yards, weekly or mootbly pick- ' ------■' - hours, afternoons emd supper wntU Monday, API^ ^ Phone 649-523$ ATLANTIC i9 6 i. 867 Oakland SL Manchester «P- »<»“'» . Itonphester viota- hours. WiU arrange hours to J DIOK. lly. H *"”*** Bm t , 649-4084. “Wt waUpaper removed, fuHy REFINING COMPANY suit. Apply in person - - ^ —• — • WOMAN for fuU-Ume general AHENTION BY LANE LEONARD ;'mentr Bankrupt? Reposses- door sedan, radio and heater, 648-6819. Interior and exterior. Paper East Hartford. Qualified inC K Y FINN Hitar Don’t despalrl See Hon- $1,096. 644-8078. hanging and waU paper remov-' applicants will possess re­ office work. Call Glastonbury 633-5114 for Interview. vwiowi x «» im KK captam v a n t have JIWPRBTENP^ WE ^ 'est Douglas. IhqUlre about low LAND CLBARINa, tree aL Dutch -Boy and DuPonL cent high school education, MEN-WOMEN A m p o a t WHY BAOUIO I TiwTcAlmary^ tte m s mourn moMTm SOMKT»M PHONY IBVERYIMAMN TO THINK est down, emaUest payments 1859 VOLKSWAGEN sedan — m o ^ end chain saw wexk. plus stenographic profi­ f / m l o u y TOMNORSTHEM \ IWPSKr QuaUty workmanship. CaU HI I ONE REASON, mu THE ----- AMPAVS09MMU5 MOUr THAT N m y LTHEy 4AN0MBl.rMS I ETANR ; anywhere. No small loan or 11- With sunroof,^ «oeUent m ^ ^ Miehaad. 742-8096. evenings, 246-9598. ciency, some office experi­ There is a variety of fuU-tlme Joto available ta our mllL Amewg \ —itwyMoopy Amrum-rnmmAaofTy ARnVEP COUPLE f l r JBMiLJOBt BUSSEPTOBR L 9 U M oosnpuuf pl&ft. Dou^ftt chftniciU condition, rocontly . ence Is preferred. We offer CLERK-TYPIST them is one mato to order for yoo. Attractive wages, foU A4oo*aoo ItmSvnMMo/Am THEMOMBMTX ROOM WITH ' MMozs, aitltoto. repainted, new thw Must sriL gPRlNO CLEANING —land- iN^SaUOR — exterior painting an Attraotlve starting sal­ group-tasoranee and profit ehartag beaeflta. Why not drop ta tm m m sio m jm CAWTWM A iM K E l HMJUST $400. Can 649-2420. scaping, lawn raking, tree re- and paperbanging, waUpaper ary, excellent benefits and Permanent opening for ex­ and aee ns at the ItMA REPOSSESSION: Take moval, removal of rubbish removed. Manchester and modern office facilities. To MOST . I payments, no oesh needed with 1958 TOfU>—aS oor, 6cytaitor. fnnn attics, ceUars and ga- Hartford (no toU charge). perienced girl with good EkClTMQ mileage maker, very good con- .arrange for an interview ■average oendiL 1966 Foxitiac maker verv rood con- ragee, 649-4W5. _____ Dial Operator, ask for Ekiter- oali Mr. Delaughter at 289- typing and figure skUls. ALOON SPiNMINB MILL GORP. moNC . .GTO, 1964 CadUteo sedan. 1966 ditioo, new radiator, new bat­ TALOOTTVILLE, CONN. CAOi tery, rAuUt transmission, me- prfre 3445 or RoricvlUe. 876- 1561, between 8:30 a.m.-5 Benefits. East Hartford, ponvertOto. CaU 289- HUasehtdd ServicM 6613. p.m.. The min where yon a n a person and not a clock number. S254, ask for Graham Hbtanes. ohaiiioally exceUenA, best of­ 13-A 289-4389. ------— ______fer over______$2i». OaU 644-8644. CHARLES J. LoCcrix, patating An Equal Opportunity RHWilAVllia of hums,' moth contractor, exteriw and inter­ Eknployer il61 fXHCBT — 44teor, clean, 1957 FORD oonverUbte, radio, bplas. zappen repaired. Win ior, established 1938. CaU 742- W owner. CaU 6494824. heater, new m gtae and s ^ - -■ ______aid transmission, needs body dutdes made to measure,, 8784, Coventry, Conn. RN — 8-11, full time and peri- CHEVROLET -- 1966 super work, cbccrileht runntag oonfU- aU staee Venetian bliato. Kosr CHARGE NURBE 5 toys a time. Laurel Manor, 649-4619, sporL hardtop, maioon, Uack $160. 649-8897. ' made whUa you walL Tape re- Floor Flutehins 24 week. CaU 646-0129. h Job Opporfunify - Jn te iia r, 4wspeed, 800 h.p., $2,600 eoedera tor not. MarloeTs, 867 - ' - 1--, ■ WA1TTUSS8ES — Dining room MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFF and HeWlLLIAMS 2894UT. 1986 BUNNEVHLB tri pow- Itota., 6494BSL FLO(Ht SANDING and reftalsb- «p pQwnMT steertmr. poorg tag (sperinllzing ta older and cocktail lounge, fuU or k w E HAVE AN IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR A< $968 FOmnAC IKMANB eon- brakes, good oandMoo. GUI Bafldfalf—COBtracfillS 14 floors). Waxtag floora. Paint­ *pert-tlme, wlU train. White ..INEVERKNBW DON'T ENOUGH N WE'LL T B X OKMf* BUT HEAR M B' JOE’S GOSH, APBSO N CAN vertible, 8' cylinder, blue ex- 742-72M. ing. Ceilings. Papertaanging. Stag RestauranL 67 Windsor CS0LUMBU5 PtAYHJ SOLE ^ COUNT CHIT-CHAT. MARCO THE GOOD...OUR DEAL'S QUAUTY Carpsatiy — Rooms, a TELETYPESEHER MONITOR ReUiVlBVRNAlOT ON IT , LET'S GET GOOD NEWS'. OFF THE SECOND Jterior,. white leather Interior, No job too smaU. John Ver- Ave., RockvlUe. 875-8884. -exceUrat condition. CaU 643- l»«l Falilane, 289 atop tosmen. porebu, basements PAVING CO. COAAING TO C U LT U R A L PARTNER GOING .* ^HE'S ON HIS FEET/ faUle, 649-6760. 37 Vi hour week, paid vacation. Bine Cross and PLACES UKCIHIS. 9508. between 4-9 p.m. inch V-8, standard drift, excri- reCtaUhed, eabtaeta, txiUt-tas, f r i e n d l y , neaL dependable girl to Ulork afternoons a t a Driveways - Parking Major Medical coverage Pension Plan and othe** ______lent eomUtiato. Cen be eeen et ______formtea. vinyl. . Areas and Develop­ S66 CHEVROLET 8u ^ Sport. «nn—e Servlee Statton, 606 B. etaU, eeruno altoai. WUltam Bonds-^tocki-i- dairy bar. Write RR, ment W <^ Herald. • .800 tap. titple eafbe or dock MUkUe Tpke., V’enrheeter or RoMilae Oupeutiy Servlee, Mortgages 27 AH Types of Amealto m-beriU. 4-^wed treiwmliaton 649-1687. 6194146. Repaired A Installed APPLY IN PERSON dUth hurst linkage, poal-trao------B U ijB ? 7 ? ConsbUd^ S HIGH SCHOOL girl majoring 'bm rear end, AM-EM etereo 1969 MBRCHRT WAGON, good CABINETWORK, formlea coun- payments with our ONE PAY- In general office work. • f r e e ESXmA’TES radlo, alr-cmidltlontag, hlaric mechanical oonditloa and ttres, ten, rec norae, remodeling. MHlNT-PBR-MONTH PLAN! After ' school and Saturday. E-Z TERMS iiat^l|F0tYr £wFttitt0 i|FraUi ^ Bank rates available for home Call Mr. Shapiro, Casual Vil­ • iWlth red Interior. 6 brand new power steering, brakes, could QoUltjr work. Beesooable pric- ATI n i m M 4 - S Z I 3 * 41m Bbowroom eoodlttoa, $3,- use some bcuty woik, $126. 116 ee. F N e edlnti tea. GUI 666- owners. CaU New Haven 787- lage, for ^pomtmenL 648- *66. Fina. CUl 8W4996. Pearl 8L 6I6B. 6761 or New London 442-1135. 212&

/ /' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1966 FACE SKTEE^ Houses For Sale 72 Apartments— Flats— ! Bnsinesa Locatioiia Hooses For Sale Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 i For Rent 66 OTJW TWO family flat — 6-6, Tenements 63 iCANCHBSTER — Spacious clu- ROLLING PARK — 6 room i D O J l k n , ciouieBune |iuica, u is u / - ..... - ■ ■ ^ jr^ Bowen school area, large LANDSCAPE work — full or ALERT MAN for part>time, CBa>AR clothesline poles, m uy '^'tiom built 6% K«m Ranch, pic- Gape with rec room, SfuU tUed part Ume, $2 per hour to start, steady work, for wholesale dls- slaes, InstaUed or reset; also, WE HAVE customers waiting DBSIRABLB it j« « kitchen, 22* Uving room, sep­ hydraulic truck Jack, chaiAs, tor the rental o< your apart* appce, g ra oM *Io«, c»a^ a*^ "'ture h(X>k kitchen, 13x21 liv.'ng baths, Itmdscaped yard with va-iu*i w . .. ■ »-« — vu .7 , ------— - - ^ ______000 af no experience necessary. Call tributor in Manchester, hours arate ^umacae, city utUitlea, aaneled recreation roan. iMtlo near Bucklev School. 843- BuUt within the last two cy. Realtors, ask for Heleh spUt entry foyer, Uving room Realtors, 646-0469. Mark LaR^co, M2 Oak St., CLASSIFIED etc. 649-1363. ment or home. J. D. Real Es- tractive Orantland Nursery, OlS-OCn. 13-6, M onday-Friday. Call 613- call Leon CSessynski, Builder, New Riots ------— ------tote, 643-6129. Mr. Daly, Etato Theatre. 11 6 4 9 -«»L 2628. SAVE BIO! Do your own rug ______— . ajn.-8pjn. -MANCHESTER - $16,900. 6 $30,900-7 room Ranch on very j„g at tee mlnl^ price. Jraund $19S^U 649.1li?’ (Continued from Page One) SEXTON — Rockville Baptist and upholstery cleaning with ONE AND THREE rooms, beat ■ ... ____ _ ■ -T room Cape, garage, central excepUonal lot, this house has Artdng price Is only $24,6(». bum-lns. separate dining room, arouna era.ow. oeu .(oio. Gates, 12 Overlook Dr.;r.,. o—Rene ADVERTISING EXPANSION AT Blue Lustre. Rent electric and hot water, parking. 643- STORE FOR WTOT N to Ohweb Rockville. Prefer re­ location, w«)oded lot, all city everything. Look and make an Basement garage, comblna- place, carpeting, exceUent loca- ,|,asement fireplace, <»e car WANTED — 6-6 room home, Badeau, 233 Woodland St. 1 to rally behind the “Viet Nam THE “AIRCRAFT" shampooer $1. Olcott Variety 2068 before 7:30. • l.«0 square toot, heated. Can ...... ____r ______... m mm m. _ _ . _ . mm ^ ^ . __ _ 41tlon, AM d$18,000. fi AAA ILeonard ^M\77BTVl A A gency, ______> .. M ____ . _ m W___A*.. ...— I-.... n.. .3..4aa avWwaAM A t* m. m. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS tired couple, man should be 623-8U4. B & W PRESENTS irtlHtiee, qteck occupmjcy. Bel offer. J. D. Real Estate Co., tions, htilf acre lot, too. T. J. garage, one acre wooded lot. desirable location. Write Box Mrs. Carolyn Badstuebner arid Buddhist Forces,” a new antl- CAN MEAN A Store. R e a lto n , 646-0469. 8 AAL to 5 PJf. able to perform minor repairs MODERN 6 room second flo o r------A ir R ea l Estate, 648-9332. 643-5129 or 649-8536. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. $17,250, minimum down to a A, Herald. 29 Northfleld St; Mrs. government poUtical action or- BETTER apartment. huUt-ln stove and OFFICE AND studio for SPRING SPECIALS quoUfied Ixiyer. Robert D. ------!------—— — — Mary McMahon and daughter, ganization created by them. oven, 29 North Street. Avail- 968 Mate St. Will remodel to MANCHBSTBR — Executive $19,900—6 room Ranch —2 car $14,900—5 Tb 2-car ga- I At« TTor Sale M M urdock, 648-2602, 648-6472. SPRING IS H ERE. With ^ toe gg oa ic S t.; Mra^ M ^ a (3hla- ^he slackening in toe attacks FUTURE vll, 30-40 Kraig gun. Automatic Box JJ, Herald. able May 1st $126. 643-2573. suit tenants. OaH Max Gross- home. Porter Street area, 4 basement garage, rec room, rage, lot plenty of ______ij o ib .g o o m ______advent of good weatljer there holm and son. 129 Hany Lane, . . reflected . . w in . toe . 300 —.— mis- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT, FOR YOU washer. Salt water flriilng reeL m an. 649-6834. $16,500 6-room Cape Cod on _,large bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 fireplace. Unusual electrical trees’. J. D. Real Estate Co. BOLTON — A<3RK wooded lot BOLTON — 7 room, custom is a demand for all types of Verrmn; Mrs. Florence Lofberg sions erf sorts re^rt^ teto^ MONffAT Xbrn FRIDAY lOM AJL -> SATDBOAT • AM. 60 Oxford St. LOOKm a for ai^thlng in real ^lavatories, 2-car garage, Florl- 210. J. D. Real Estate Co. 643-5129 or 640-8538. . with brook. In area of fine split, large living room with resldenUal property. It you and daughter, Tolland; Mrs. Sunday by a U.S. Air At Pratt ft Whitney Air­ Help Wanted— estate rentals — apartments, OBTTCB OFF Mate St, deslr- large treed tot ’nUs 8- year-old home can be da room , patio, fuUy air-condi- 643-6129 o r 640-8538. ----- — ------—~—;------homes. Leonard Agency Real- stone fireplace, paneled fam- are thinking of selling your Laurel Robinson and son. 50 porce spokesman NormaUy, craft we are adding space Male or la n a le 37 homes, multiple dwellings, no 'able for accountants, etc, $80 tloned. Shown by appointment — _ ----- " IN ONE of Manchester s pre- ^ palmer, uy room, 2 fuU baths, on acre present home, give us a call. Reed St., RockvUle; Mrs. LlUian American planes ' have been to our total work area that Boats and Accessories 46 used for 3 or 4 bed­ YOUR COOPERATION W llX M A I fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate, per month. 16 Forest St, 648- only. OaU the R . F . Dim ock 6464)460 o r 640-3877. w ooded lot. Leonard A gency, We guarantee nothing but Covensky and daughter. 350 A b - flying « o ^to 500 m issions. la larger than twenty-four SNACK BAR now hiring day -ATTvirtAT rooms. Extra value fea­ RB APPRECIATED VIMli I I blue Jay class, 643-5129. * 0090. ______t o . , 64941346. : ’’® °"' ------TT----- Realtors, ask for Helen Palm- maximum effort. We offer toe bey Rd., Wapplng; Mrs. Harriet Americairsources insisted toe full-size footbaH fields. bblp fuH or part-Ume. Apply $450. 172 Mountain Rd., 649- tures include a 2^car ------eiV/iis dimensions throughout. 6 Formal dining room, large liv- FOR SALE — building lot on ft4A»(Vi60 or 649-3877 services of two offices and Oroo: nnH non 474 Notch Rd 41 immediately, Mr. Rule, King’s garage and fireplace. 3816. 3^ ROOMS, heat, hot water, MANCHBSTE3R— Prime office I960 RANCH ON A hi^shaded rooms include a formal tenlng ing room plus a finished rec- Carman Road. 97x180, A zone. ------!------complete MLS facilities. Call Bolton; Mrs. Barbara Jones and Srith“ t^ % iti^ "^ ert te'^Sai- Department Store, Green Man­ stove, refrigerator, parking, space, 100 to 2,000 squ ^ feet. CaU Jbe. And it also cre­ MEN — WOMEN — part-time USED B O A T S off Main St 646-0090, 643- Agency, 646-0131. ■ loam, oil hot water heat. 2 Quaity built. Mid 20’s. Wolver- ious, trades considered. House better apartments, central lo- r>ahrted wall WANTED — 4 bedroom home, SeUltto, E ^ H ^ or^ C^hy cials recenUy disclosed that am- ates an excellent opportu­ work, fuU-Ume pay, flexible $16,600 3-bedroom Ranch nicely JANITOR, part-time evenings, BISTABUSHED sales company, 5675. car garage. ExceUent concon- ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. is vacant. T. J. Crockett, Real- cation. Call 649-3666.640-8666. kitchen with built-in oven and within 16 mile radius of Man- Wlttmann, toven^; ^werick munition is being fired toe nity for you to advance and hours;- local area, no exper­ situated on a 1-acre tot 6 days per week, S hours per $126 per week to start, extra 17’ Thompson (1965 M toyer) This weU maintained ditlon. $18,600. W olverton Ag- tor. 643-1577. grow with the company. ience necessary. For interview RENT MAN ha« costomen $25,900—6 room Ranch, 2-fire­ DOUBLE LOT — 200x4(W deep. eveidng. CaU Hartford 249-6889. beneflts, expense allowance. Houses For Rent 8S home has many star -en cy . R ealtors, 649-2813. binfuon windows, basement H7.000 or under. CEent’s home 100 Fo^^^^^ “ " Z . 644t)20a or 644-1402. While you are building for stop s i Cmhi. State Employ- IS* Bristol—top, aide and stem waiting for rentals. OaU me places, 2 baths, 2 car garage, R(X3KLEDGE — 4 bedroom Located on School Rd., Bol­ the future, you wiH bene­ studded features such garage, one acre k , walking -oli. need occupancy April_30 Pau^. 4«^fflUstown^Rd^ m ent, 806 Main St., M anches­ covers today, 649-3566, 649-4342. COMPLETELY Aimtehed traU- .$ r o o m c o l o n i a l —2 years treed acre lot. J. D. Real Es- ton. Reasonable. 649-2871. as bultt-tas, fireplace Ranch —large living room, 2 distance to school’ Asking or sooner. Please help us. OaU queline Hicks, 13 Cottage St^ nage of bombs dropped on the fit from excellent wages ter on Tuesday or Thursday at er, Coventry I-ake, $100 month­ „ ■ oM. 2 ca r attached garage, 4 tate Co. 643-5129 o r 649-8538. fireplaces, family room, 2^4 * DEAN MACHINE 14’ OWtown lap—(excellent) MANCHESTER — large, new, and garage. We Invite COVENTRY — exceUent corner , 1 6 . m U CO.F. M. 0«U ,A y«..y. M3.M82 and outstanding company 2 p.m. Ask for Mr. GUlette. ly. Trailer space available. large bedroom*, 1% bath*, Uv- ■ — ------—----- r------baths, rear yard fenced in, This May Be benefits. You may also 4 room apartment, two blocks your inspection. CaU lot on Route 31, over 4 acres, Inc., 643-2602, R. D. Murdock, PRODUCTS, INC Also New Boete by Stercraft 742-8892. tog room wMh firejUace, for- *21,900 -S I ^ c h , rec $25,900. PhUbrick A gency, 649- Je'wski and son, 80 Birch St.; Because of toe tremendous ■ t qualify for one of the APPLICATIONS are being tak­ from Main St., smaU weU con- Donna Luther for de­ 900’ frontage, $6,600. Call Su­ — mal dining .. . room,___ large kitch­ . room, Swedish fireplace, ga- 8464, 643-6472. 166 Adams S t, Manchester many training and appren­ en for department manager for stnicted huUdteg with a quiet HARTFORD — 48 Huntington tails! rage or patio, one room com­ zanne Shorts, 643-8886. J. Wat- ...... ■ Ttfj-kf-Ac expenditure of ammunition, the en with T a p p w 400, dishwash­ ftlO Spil& s iNOlCS son, Hebron; Mrs. Eletha Grov- said it was probably TH E JOB ticeship programs — with hardware department Grant’s, McBRIDE’S atmosiihere. Hayes Agency, St., 2^ room apartment, near pletely independent of other DESIRABLE 2-FAMILY, over­ son Beach and Company, Real- CXDLUMBIA — fine Colonial er, disposal, radio and inter­ pay — that are periodical­ Parkade. schools, insurance compianies, ,. year-around Uv- rooms, 2% baths. J. D. Real tors. (circa 1780) com pletely re­ / • er and daughter, 232 Woodland more to kiU oneenemy MEEDS: SPORT SPOT 646-0131. com. Mid 20’s. Immediate oc- sized Uving rooms and dining Visiting boars are 2 to 8 p.m. at,; Mrs. Beverly Holt and soldier than before but did not Y O U W A N T ly offered to employes. 639 Center St, Mancheeter and busu... lines,i<— waU to ™»iiwall ..o,..car­ 4 . picturesque Bol­ Estate Oo. 643-5129 or 649-8538. rooms, beamed ceilings, 5 stored. 11 rooms, 2 baths, 6 WAITRESS and WAITER need- 474 MAIN ST. — Hnee room ■ cupancy. WiU trade. Ohar-Bon ------""T /-oFFioZ ' • In all areas excepting mater- daughter. 606 Hartford Tpke., peting, colored appliances and ton Lake. Rarely can a rooms each on first and sec­ Turret Lathe Operator ed, part-time. CaU Bolton Lake heated apartment, hot water, R eal EMate, 643-0683 $13,500-:7 room older home on Land For Rent 73-A evZnent fr^tare. most n»ty where they are 2:30 to 4 Vernon; Mrs. Marcia Andrulot . We need 5 more men to fill our If you want the career ad­ pleasant surroundings, $115 6-room home, right on ond floors, f(«ir bedrooms third' acres, exceUent frontage, most . _ ^ They said bombs are being Day and Night Shifty Hotel, 643-9731. adults. CaU 648-2426, 9-S. large lot with fireplace. J. D. preferred area. By appoint- P’"*’ 8 p.m. and private and daughter, 296 Main St. staff. You may be Just oiu of vantages offered by an ex­ Diamonds— ^Watchc monthly, CaU or visit after 6 the lake, be offered at d u t c h c o l o n i a l — consist­ floor, 2-car garage, near dropped on Viet Cong targets In them. Jewelrj 48 R eal Estate Co., 643-5129 or NINE choice acres - South R d.. m ent. Suzanne Shorts. 643-8886. toe south and Communist tar­ BanUnge Chucker Operator panding company in an ex­ WANTED — man or woman to CREST LUXURIOUS Du|dex p.m . 247-1978. this outstaiullng price. ing of 7 rooms, and 1% baths. schools. Owner, 643-5390. Day and Night Shifts sell real estate fuU time, ex­ -A milHtoi words cannot de- Bolton. Call 640-1383. J. Watson Beach and Company. * P "l- Y™*®” ^ requested gets in toe north a/t toe rate'of panding industry, come in WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ apartments, 4^ rooms, IH Come see and buy. CaU BRUOE ROAD in Lakewood ^ MA#not 4toa raaMAlrrasmoke tviIn vaanAttni*patients’ WMbffnA.rooms. Tolland and talk with an employ­ perience preferred but not nec­ : scribe this typical New Eng- gr,100—four room Ranch, over­ R ealtors. 1.8 million a year. The yearly e 2 MECHANICS pairing. Prompt service. Up to baths, 2 large bedrooms, 2 pri­ John Bogdan for de- Circle . . . a stately 6 room No more thut two visitors at Production Milling Machine ment interviewer at Pratt essary. Contact Mr. Philbrick, Suborbaii For Rent 68 rate for small arms fired from $20 on your old watch in vate entrances, Uving room, taUs! land designed home, carefully sized garage, on Lakeview Dr. Colonial. Excellent fam ily Suburban For Sale 75 one time per patient. Operaton, Days e 2 EXFBRIEINCED LUBRI­ 864 Main St., o r caU 649-8464 Car Hits Post, planes and helicopters 'was put ft WMtney Aircraft. trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. dining room, modem kitchen, BOLTON—4 room apartment, eastern crofted with . Um j . d . Real Estate to., 643-6129 home in a fine residential area. CATIO N MEN for appointment. Patients Today: 235 I at 88.8 miUion-rounds. Bridgeport IQlling Machine B ray, 787 Main Street, State range, refrigerator, Venetian first floor, electric kitchen, Oversized Cape God g r a c f and beauty o f Colonial or 649-8538. • Three big bedrooms, and_ a BOLTON — Near center, 6 room Driver Charged Operaton, Set Up and e 1 MECHANICALLT IN- AIRCRAFT ENGINE Theater BuUding. blinds, carpeted. Open stair­ waU-to-waU carpeting. Refer- ’ waiting for the famUy days of old- Central chimney largT U^teg ;^ ,''fokalton " «replace knotty pine About Town ADMTITED SATURDAY: U.S. jets continued to ■pound C(X)KS — immediate openings ! with 2 fireplaces, wood shingled FOR THE FAMILY who can North Viet Nam ■with their usual Operate, Days O U N E D M AN for fuU-time night and day case, CMtral free parking, on ences required. $140. 643-5983. that needs 4 bedrooms. ing room, kitchen is adequate, kitchen, large lo^ immediate James Belanger, 61 Welling- MECHANICS gambrel roof and small pene use extra income. A 614 room occupancy, $16,500. Leonard The executive committee of -r j . ■vrt-.i Ann Rnris 271 Robert Seibel. 19. of k — ir- toto^irtty’sunday.’ y cooks, experience not neces­ bus Une, near shopping, quiet As a bonus for the pru­ TO ASSIST IN OUR USED Grarden— Farm— D aily . windows. Screened porch over- Ranch consisting of four rooms "reezeway,^ ^ a vsnev Realtors. 648-i0469. toe American Legion AuxUlary „ g* • wrs. Edith Cohen. ’ AU i BBNEBTIB sary, wlU train. Howard John­ section. It’s Just like owning dent buyer Is a breeze­ OAR “GET READY SHOP" niere are a mmiber of Prodnets SO - looks beautiful landscaped failure to’ drive right about J^he ^ ^®^® son 's Restaurant, 894 Tolland your own home. Rent very way and garage. Inside end a 2% room septate ap^- Offered at $25,900. T. J. nm'ivirj riontpr loca. tomorrow at 8 p.m. Qlcott St.; Mrs. Mary Grlf- 'niimderchiefs reported de openings in Ebcperimental -^yaid, located in one of Man­ reasonable. CaU 649-3666. Attention Newlyweds to add to your comfort ment, presently rented for $95. Crockett, RaoUn.Realtor, Ata.iK7V643-1577, _ . ______. .. at the home of Mrs. Riuth ein k u Averv st..: Mrs. Bessie ®ar skidded Y on skd ^ on the atrovlnar 12 buHdincs buHdtags at thetoe Nm. 2 i»r ga- tras. WIU <^Ufy for mb'';' monassett Tribe of New Haven Mrs. Lillian Amadeo, 63 Irv- Owners Appeal the Vlnli' railroad yards for toe store discoimts, paid vaca­ with guarantees. See them at » TOOL ft DIE MAKING FULL OR PART-TIMB help, 6^ room duplex, oven and Business Property value. CaU John B og­ -jjroom down, 8 large bedrooms rage. 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths. ”"mi and the candidate for Great big St.; Roslyn Appleby, 20 third straight day, a ^x>kesman tions and holidays, hos­ 6. Family Major Medical Insur­ B. D. Feari’s AppUances, 6t9 EXPERIMENTAL miut be over 18, for day or F or Sale 70 dan for details! . and tw;o f o il baths up, central Built-in kitchen, flreplaced Uv- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Sagamore of the Great Gerard St.; JameS Belanger, 61 ^ Tax on Mills said. pitalisation Insurance, 40- a n ce range, $120. MAOHINiING evening shift. Inquire in, per­ M ate St. CaU 648-217L air-conditioning, 2-car garage, MANCHESTER ing room. Like new. Low 20’s. 2dANCHESTER 'VICINITY10 Council of Connecticut The 54th Wellington Rd.; Howard Bid- Two aircraft were reported hour week. MAOHINE REPAIR son Burger Chef, 235 Main S t MAIN STREET — two desirable 'The Wrtrt Hartford owners of 7. Income guaranty insurance EVERYTHING in Sterilized re­ 4 rooms first floor, heat, ,„,aluimlnum sKUng, $27,600. Phil- Manchester cen- annive:^ oom^ttee wUl ^eU Glastonbuj; gt“-®Mra tbe former Cheney Mills prop- lost in toe south. GUARDS com er locations. One a 7-room $22,900 Transferred owner now b rick A gency, 649-8464. Large 2-Family Duplex, for 36 weeks. ADD TO YOUR Income selling conditioned used furniture and oven and range, $120. ^ ter. New 6 room Ranch 8 ^ed- meet after toe meeting. W^erell ^St.^ Mm St.-Cooper Hill St - A spokesman said a Vietnam- Apply Personnel Dept, 10 FIREMEN single on a 60x123 lot. The oth­ offering this 4-bedroom am .-6 p.m., or cidl 643-1681 Rawleigh Products -part-time appUances, high quaUty low CoIoiUal in new home 8. l i f e Insurance. NEW <1 room apartment, er has three tenants and is on ’ S)18,600 —MANCHESTER Im- one side has 7 rooms with MAIfOHES’rER — $15,900 for re®™®. and kitoh- Dr.; Mm Daisy CJhapman M7 Hartford Rd. have appealed the ®" f for an appointment in Hartford - Mcmchester. prices. LeBlanc Fumituw, 199 condition. Impossible to ...... with dinette area,■ fire- — pvt...... Robert W. Hemenway. 'gm f.. Doleskl October 1965 vftiiifttionvaluation placedninced flightflight; from Dalat to Da Nang. A second floor, no children. a 140x160 lot. T.J. Crockett, maculate 2-bedroom Ranch, large modern kitchen, 1% immaculate 7% room home. 9. Uniforms. Trainins* Courses With Pay Many making sales of $S and South street, RockvUte. 875- replace this 7%-room Army Caribou troop trans- AppUances and utiUties, R ealtor. 643-1677. " Timken Oil Burner, full ceUar, baths, all freshly, painted Colonial decor throughout, P'®®®- buUt-ins, basenient ga- jr.. gon of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- wilUmantic;’ Thomas Eagle- “ '«*'• and buildings by U.S A up hourly. A lso, fuU-tim e D ls- 3174. Open 9-8. home at anywhere near wlth five men aboard SEARS ROEBUCK CO. $135. '*^11106 trees, assume mortgage. and papered, now vacant.. convenient, central location. '’®g®-“ ■ „ ®"® , ,®®''® . .. wooded J __ lot, 1." ert W. ; Hemenivay .. of 173 Spruce . son. YvinoBor Windsor jliocks Locks'; oanora Sandra ^b® — town------ai^ssor's-- office------and P®"__ „ trlct. Write Rawleigh Depart- ' ~ ~—r-rr— T— this most reaUstlc price. amesite drive. $1,600 down, at., is attending advanced In- pii-erald '80 ■Soantlc Meadow by the Board of Tax Review. crashlanded in toe Son Boung Apply to—^Mr. Ralph BchaUer Introductory Traininif ’■ $89.90 monthly. Hutchins Agen- The other side consisting of Immediate occupancy. Bel Air Mandiester Shopping Parkade ment. CND-26-1820, Albany, BEDROOM SET, electric iron- Houses For Sale 72 Bring your check book terrific value, at only ^,000. fantry training at Ft. Ord, ^d South Windsor; Mrs. Hel- Joseph Bortman and Lazarus Klver M miles southwest of Da Prosrrams er, occasional chair, boudoir COLONIAL MANOR—4% ■''Jcy 64966324. 6 rooms rented. This you Real Estate. 643-9332. lantry irauimg ai. r i. uru, j m South Windhor' Mrs Hel- Manchester, Conn. N.Y. 12202. ‘ ...... ■ " ' and come have a look. ------^------■ ■ ------Im m ediate occupancy. R obert CJalif., fo r eigh t •weeks. He en- „ ’ pviedrirh 46 ’steutb a t S H evm an d /b /a Arawana tlUs m orning alter losing chair. CaU 649-0468. room duplex, private patio MANCHESTER — two family should see^ AUce Clampet, 80 hours of basic machine Call Ann Hunter for ■5TWO BLOCKS from Main, 6 and cellar, utiUties and ap­ flat, 2 new furnaces, 2-car ga­ Realtor, 649-4543. Other ^ T OFFE^G - ExceUent d . M urdock, 643-2692, 648-6472., tered to e A rm y to J on u oiy end gS 1363 Mills C . ik a ^ t filed with «‘«® ®®,‘^.‘'®°“.;/®®® and related claseroom in- room Colonial, 2-car garage, MANCHESTER Dogs— ^Birds— Pets 41 pUances, $145. rage, fine central location, details! listings available. 6-rTOmI^ch, 2 fireplaces, hot VICINITY — 10 ^e^ved baste. tralivtog at Ft. sulUvan Ave., South Windsor; the town clerk’s oflSce, claim men wero’ injured^ but did not striictlon. KELVENATOR, 4-burnee elec­ kitchen modernized. Bel Air enclosed porch, shaded lot, per- He 1* a 1906 grad- David and ’rimothy Grimaskl, that toe $234,000 assessment hospitaUzaUon. GROOMINO and boardiqg oU .-m an ent siding, $16,000. Hayes tric stove, $25. CaU 643-7278. No Commission or Fees to R ea l Estate, 648-9332. $22,900 Expa^ve Uving sur- ter New^Trow^Capc with 5 uate (rf MoneJiteter High School. Rpt) 1, Rockville; Raymond placed against toe property is Viet Cong snipers peppered BLECIRICIAN, some exper­ OLDSMOBILE breeds. Harmony lUlls, A gency, 646-0181. AppUcants roim& this custom bull BRICK RANCH — Modern r^ ym ief’coSlnatlon SitoeTir^:^® JT re^ ~ J®-. 9 Franklin St., Rock- “grossly excessive, dlsportlon- the rescue ^ration but toedr ience needed. Call 644-0109. Advanced Traininsr Chase, Hebron R<1., BoKon. 648- NINE PIECE «Mnlng room set. MANCHESTEiR —Modem, im­ Selling and Servicing New rounds this custom kitchen with built-lns, 2% doL Sd d ^ in iira S 2 S rr ed lot, ameslte drive. $1,600 William Cooper of 76 Green vllle; Peter Karmazyn, Buck- ate and unlawful.” fire was ineffective, Progrrams 6427. elflo table pads, very reason­ maculate 7 room home, 6 bed- BOWERS SCHOOL AREA — bulk 6 - room Ranch baths, formal dining room, garage, amesit’e drive, excel- down, a buclget priced home Manor IW., irtU sprak^Wednes- l^d ^ W app^f: Elmore They have asked the ToUand The ground war was marked FOREMAN OldsmobUes for Over 83 Years able, g;ood condition. Phone 643- CALL rqoms, convenient location, low “ Real choice home . . . a six Courses ranging from 22 nestled on 12 acres (d room CJ^e ■with full dormer, family room with fireplace, 2- fen^^o’ndition throughout An- only $15,600. Immediate oc- ^ y at toe National Ufe Un- McCann, Volpl Rd., Bolton; Cbua^.Court cif Common Pleas largely by Viet Cong attacks on AKC TOY, miniature and stand­ 8816. for immediate sale. Bel Chance of a lifetime tor man weeks to 93 weeks in Ma­ wooded wonderland. " 1% baths, plenty of closets, car garage, AA Zone, $32,500. built. Bowers School cupEincy. Robert D. Murdock, derwriters’ Sales Oonferance at David McKinney, 40 Olcott St; to review toe assessment and to Isolated outposts. The most silver Lone at Hartford Rd. chining, Sheet Metal, Tool, ard poodles, wire hair terriers. J. D. R E A L E S T A T E ^ . . »«-9332, built. with knowledge of how to make dachshundk, cockers, beagles. Always— BIG— Bargains Flreplaced dining room, ■* plaster walls, fireplace, full Philbrick Agency, Realtors, P riced fo r im m ediate 643-2692, 643-6472. Penn - Stratford in Pitts- Mrs. Sarah Noble, 82 Walnut reduce the valuation "to its fierce occurred at the ’Tuyen plastic Injection molds to fill a M anchester Die and Gage Making, Ma­ 1% baths and 2-car ga­ basement ■with garage. Many 649-8464. burgh, Pa. His topic will be, SL; Jane Perkins, 2'3 Autumn true and actual -value.” Nhon Special Forcescamp chine Repair and Pipe Shephenl puppies, Siamese kit­ A T ALBER T’S 643-6129 643-8779 LARGE EXECUTIVE Ranch, 7 sale, Charles Lesperance, 649- supervisory position with a tens, birds, monkeys, guinea rooms, modem kitchen with aU rage sure only a few other extras. Asking $17,900. ^^raxS ^’TREET—A four fam 7620. Split Level high "W hat’s AU the SelUn’ About.” St; Michael Pinard, EUlng- The property, until a month about 46 miles northwest of Sai- company specializing in the de- M aking. TAKE YOUR 'OME features of this quaUty T J Crockett, Realtor, 643- ^______on a wooded lot. Six rooms In Cooper is a local Prudential In- ton; Mrs. Irene Poulin, 425 ago, was utilized by King’s, gon, near toe Cambodian iron- pigs, ducks, (k ick s. ,.FuU line PAYIN G buUt-Ins, dining room, two fire­ sign, development, and produc- WANTra ****“ ^ o f supplies. M ilford, 878-6364. places, ha^, famUy room, , built home. CaU Dave •?', 1677' iiy borne, one a^rtment ra- b h JCK ^ llt Level— all plus garage,_ — 126x160’ lot. surance______Co.__ agent,Arhls__ _— ___ marks __ Center St.; Malcolm Rhlnes, which has_ since _ moved — __ Into tier, work in gas station, experi­ •• /tartf riTl HThrCe ca.1? P'A" - ' ^ ^ ^ Im. ^ I ft ( . W Vnvenient to park- Real private location but still featured speaker at the con- Russo, 190 Benedict Dr., Wap- The owners of the property person, M anchester Esso, 24 Courses ranging from three vestors — Unique opportunity tlon. Needs ^J"® way and minutes to ConsUtu- close to elementary school. T. ference. pbig: Agnes Scavetta, 80 Iicw- had appealed the assessment, Britain 828-6538. registered. Agway Feed Re­ “SUPER DELUXE” adults only. Oil furnace, auto­ 8464. $23,9(X> Spilt level living at Its Windsor St, Manchester. to four years in Sheet Met­ to buy. 4-feunlly plus single work. No central heat. Owners Public Records search Center, West Rd. El­ 3 ROOMS of FURNITURE matic hot water, parking, near best in this non-devel­ " tlon Plaza, a qiutiity.homesell- J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. __ ig Dr., Wapplng; Karen Slu- to the Manchester Board of al, Machining and Tool ft home, new central heating sys­ anxious. T. J. CrtJckett, Real­ LUBaEUCATION MAN. Good lington. 875-9438. ONLY $433 bus Une. Please caU 649-8427. MANCHESTER — Gracious opment 7-room home on ing for a fraction of its re- rrMni* t. a k e __ S12 000 Daughters of Unlw offer, a brand On the Job training with conditions, paid holidays, beautiful m arkinge. CaU 644- ELECTRIC W ^ St., $90. CaU 643-9426, 9-5. separate heating system, de- bullt-tes. 30 foot Uv- Gifford, 75 Orchato St., owners of the Marylyn Court 11^ B. Hagenow and Eliz^ Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, new 7-room Raised executive opportunities for vacation plan, health insur­ 2222. REFRIGERATOR tached 2-car garage, .w—aluminum P _ room—dining room. 8 full J?' *f® ^ Rockville: a son to Mr. ank Mrs. Apartments at S. Adams and beth A. Hagenow, property off Monday through Friday CENTRAL 6 room duplex, new­ 048-5958. Ranch, on a weU treed fence, porches and many other qualified High School grad­ ance and Uberal overtime TV SET baths. Three zone heW. 2 car Naval Air Station, Brunswick, H®nneth Freeman, Glastonbury. Olcott Sts., and by toe First Cooper St. schedule. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ENGLISH Pointer has papers ly redecorated. Adults pre­ %-acre lot 2 fuU baths, extras. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Maine. . ^ ^ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Hartford Realty Corp., for its Alfred DeClantis and Doro- uates. Sklaiy and benefits Tues., Wed. ft Thurs. Eves. AND RANGE garage. 200x 288 tree shaded D elivery in ComiT ferred. CaU after 5, 643-5518, built-lns, flreplaced liv­ 643-1677. ~— ^ gon to Mr. and Mrs. Edward new Sears building in toe Shop- thy B. DeClantis to Mary N. of the finest. Apply to person Monday- Till 8 P.M. lot. Must be seen. Mid 30’s. m ale. CaU after 6, 643-0162. Set-up by Our Men 5-5 TWO FAMILY ing room, 2-<»r garage A final Story Hour for four- Tighe, (Coventry; a daughter to ping Parkade. Paganl, property at 32 E. Ma- Friday 7 o.m.-7:S0 p.m. Saturdays—8 A.M. to 12 Noon FIVE ROOM apartment, 2 bed­ $14,900 — 6 room Ranch, pan-, Wolverton Agency, Realtors. Apply Monday through Free Service by Experts and famUy room make and five-year-olds wlU be told jirg. aiarles Sadia Jr., ------— ------Pl® SL Saturday 7 a.m.-3:80 pjn. rooms, garage, on Wert Side. eled family room, fireplace, 649-2813. Friday, 10-4, or caU Mr. 359 Adams St Custom designed 3 bed- this quaUty buUt home tomorrow at 9:45 a.m. In the 9 g. Hawthorne St; a daughter ' , , * Robert H. Starkel and Vat L iv e s to ck 4 2 ^ $110. 649-0422. double garage, large lot, trees, Todte, 643-1581, for on ap­ SKILLED WORKERS P16&S6 N ot6,: AppnftiiC6s ftr6 r6* roOTn arrangement, modem . an outstanding buy. Junior and Reading Rooms at to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jan- R ftV O lU lib tlU n ftS «rie M. Starkel to Mary B. assum e m ortgage, $112.83 pointm ent. CaU Mr. WlUlam Coleman HORSES BOARDED — -private conditioned and guaranteed for BEAUTIBTJL new apartments, kitchen, ceramic bath, Call Joe Gordon for de­ Mary Cheney Library. Readers 53 gprlng St, Rockville; a _ _ • . T> • U LeDuc, propertyf” at 40 Cam- A t 565-5632 one year Woodbridge Oardms. 4^ room treed lot, exceUent rental ta ils! m onthly. Hutchins A gency, 649- GEN'TLEMEN’S FARM farm , excellent care. CaU 643- 6324. are Mrs. Leo Tsokalas and Mrs. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph IN O lllinatC tSOSCtl b rli^ e S t For an Interview Appointment 0055 o r 643-6150. duplex $160. 3K room fla t $135. Income. Joseph Adams, both of toe Jun- Fletcher, Thompsonvllle; a son Benito A. Pagan! to Alfred UANAGEBS WANTED At Your (tonvenience On Display at Main Store SEARS ROEBUCK CO. 2 large bedrooms, 1^ baths, $25,900 H igh on a hiU, ovSr- BY OWNER-Cozy Cape, fire­ In Bolton, close to the Cen­ ior Century Club. Mrs. Philip ^ Mr. and Mrs. ’Thomton Fay,f OF F re S lC le ilC y DeClantU and Dorothy B. De- ' NINE YEAR OLD permanent Phone for Appointment modem, kitchen with G.E. re­ Ictokteg the country place, many extras, privacy, ter. This is one of those MdMorran, librarian, wlU pre- jjast Hartford. Clantls, property off Lydall and UanriilHter Shopping Parkade ASK FOR "CAiRL” WESLEY R. SMITH If available, bring your mUiteiy registered quarter horse mare, frigerator, ran^, disposal, side, sits this 8-room trees. Country Uving, seven “hard to find” properties sent a program for adults at DISCHARGED SATURDAY; SANTO DOMINGO, Domin- Liake Sts. ''Manchester, Conn. SUNOCO Htfd. 247-0358 or 627-9036 discharge pape'rs (DD-214), 100 per cent sound, good d is­ dishwasher. Private hasemmts Colonial. For the family minutes from Manchester Cen­ that has many uses. It fits the same time in another sec- ^rs. Martha Palmer,' 33 Goslee lean RepubUc (AP) — Juan Herman W. Montle and Mary See It Day or Night Construction CJo. Sun OU Company Is look­ birth certificate and social se­ position, good to work around. piped for automatic wartier ind that needs 4 bedrooms, ter. No agents please. 643- the farmer, toe horse-lovers, tlon of the library. She ■will Dr.; Mrs. Loretta Remmell, 60 Bosch, self-styled spoHesmen E; Montie to Janis Krumlns, $600. OaU 875-7186. If you have no means of trans­ ing for six aggressive men curity card'when you visit our dryer. Air - conditioning (op- 648-1567 first floor famUy room, 0484 after 6. antique , seekers and sellers, speak on “New Books.” Ctooper St.; Mrs. Evelyn Barra-‘for toe Domlniiian Republic’s iwoperty off Oakwood St portation, m send my auto for toe small developer . . . you lAIMBER mlU work, permanent to enter our Paid Manage­ o ffice . ti(mal), master TV anteniut, 2 baths, fireplace and — j-*' cllffe, 08 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. underprivileged, may soon have Quitclaim Deed you. No obllgatton whatsoever. MANCHESTER — 2 family, 5 ' name it it can be used os year ’roiind <^>portunity, no lay ment Training Program. hot water oU heat, open'stair- garage, this fine home Memorial Temple, Pythian Mary Ponhacker, 170 Green a second chance as president of Manchester Properties Inc. Articles For Sale 45 0nd 5 fiats, on bus Une, $18,- such. . offs, now on overtime schedule. These men will manage A-^L—B—E—B — case.' large sliding door closets. 5H would solve aU your Sisters, will meet tomorrow at Rd.; Mrs. Amelia Grasso, El- hja troubled nation. to WUUam K.‘ Hagenow, prop- PRATT & WHITNEY room Ranch, fireplace, garage, 900. Philbrick Agency, Real­ OpportuniUeB for shop men and their own steUon upon suc­ INK DRUMS FOR sale, $2.50, 43.45 a t j .v t j s T., H ARTFORD sUding glass doors. On bus Une, needs. CaU John Me- 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows HaU. Ungfton; Walter Jones, 31K Gar- Cheering delegates nonUnated erty off Ciooper St AIRCRAFT fuU basement, ercellertt condi­ tors, 649-8464. drivers. WUUam P eck Lum ber, cessful completion of this DIVISION OF CaU Manchester Evening Her- OPEN NIGHTS THiL 0 P M. near schools, shopping and LaughUn tor details! Proper;ty consists of an Plans win be completed for In- den Dr.; James Mulready, 39 the 66-year-old wrlter-phlloso- X4sase tion. 130’ frontage. Don’t delay, eight (or nine) room home S M ate St., 649-5296. ' program . ' UNITED AIRCRAFT CX)RP. aid, 643-2177, ______^------churches. Open daily and week­ SIX ROOM CAPE, full donner, stallation next month. Refresh- Elni St., Wapping; Mrs. Mary pher Sunday as toe presidential Fii.gt Hartford Realty Corp, oaU Hutchtne Agenqr, Reid* buUt in the 1700s. Bolton ends, noon - 6 p.m . 649-5591, East Hartford, Coim. Wanted—To Boj 58 tors, 649-5324. Remember: We have eight 8 bedrooms, baths, rec records show- this to be one ment* wlU be served. Dowglewlcz, 173 High St, candidate of the Dominican Re- Martin Libitsky, store at 402 PRICE AND LEE Company has iQnlmum inventory Investment STEREO CONSOLES 646-0106, 643-102$ evenings. Lo­ - fUU-tlme people woricing to room, garage, gas hot water ____ Rockville; Amos Richardson, volutionary party in toe June Middle Tpke. for 10 years, openings for house to house of toe older homes in Town. Other Connecticut Plants In WE BUY arte seU antique and cated at Junction - Is not far *qrve you. Oilr large volume heat,' near shopping parkade. At present the owners have Th* Amcrimn Lerion wUl Coventry; Mr*. Julia Zanottl, elections. commencing April 1, 1966, with canvassers. Work on Manckes- „ o t t a t t it v . NEVER USED used fumitura, chteo, glass oU- and Parker Sta. M.P. Enter­ from tods 9 room, Colonial. Two constantly leaves us with the Six miles from PftW A Owner it set up as a two family, meet tomorrow at 8 15 p.m. at Columbia: Mrs. JuUa McCann, Bosch, whose foUowera trig- g five-year option, ter a ty Directory. Apply 489 ___ _ . North Haven and Southington $87. "' ver, ptctnra frames, Old ertns, prises. bathe, bam plus abed, approx- need for aU types bouMS. 649-6795. one Unit of five rooms, «Mie toe Dost home Rntrertimente Bolton Rd.V Vernon; Mrs. Ar- gered the 1966 revolution in Adoption of Trade Name Mate St.. 8:80-9^m .^ 2-6 * „ guru, penrtor, acrap gold, imotely 1% acres land. Ideal nuf trained staff show you of three, but very easy to WiU ^served 1®"® Uelano, 31 Charter Oak which the United States inter- Martin Libitsky d-b-a Park- p.m . e Desire for a career In the oU An Equal Opportunity MANCHESTER—7 room Split buidnsss Will accept $1.25 weekly watches, eld Jewelry, hobby ROOM APARTMENT, first tor large femUy, easily Uow to get TOP DOLLAR! We convert back to a single. J___ . gt.; Richard Roberts, 8 Valley vened, Is considered toe front g^e Cleaners, 402 W. Middle Employer, M ft F Level, family room, IH baths, ' • Draft exempt DEALER, 646-0412 ooUecUons, pointinga, attic oon- fir, nevdy decorated, nice (Mnverted to two-famUy with Uere to serve you day and Modern kitchen, two zone View Dr., Wapplng: Keith runner in a contest expected to Tpke. a modern Idtohen with built-ins, heat combinations, etc. • AblUty to manisge and seU tenta or whole Fuml- centraUy kxuUed. Adults, Uttle expense. FuU price, $16, night, seven days .a week. Lambert. Somers; RusseU Lonz, include at least three otoer ma- Marriage Ucense one car garage, pricrtl for TAILOR you rself MILLIONS of rugs have hem hire R epair S ervice. 648-7449. 640-9722 after A 900. Mitten Agenqy, Realtors, ^ Blltagton; Diana Perry. Vernon jor presidential aspirants. Peruccio, East PART-HME — Mon to doUver, quick sale. $22,900. Philbrick cleaned with Blue Lustre. R’s 643-6930. There are nine acres plus a iTn Trailer Court, Vernon; Susan Bosch couchee his spewhes In Hartford,’ and Mary aRedUy FuU-Tiint wife to answer phone, car nec­ HOUSEHOLD lots. unHipw. MANCHESTER— Bolton town 8242 Agency, Realtors, 640-8464. For More IntonnatloB America’s finest. Rent electric BARROWS & W ALLACE 10-20 21 5221 solid bam that could house Boutin. 34 RusseU Dr., Vernon; simple folksy language that ap- jg Franklin Sit. essary, evenings end Satur­ bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, Une, S rooms, carpeting, fire- aANCH — Seven rooms, one six horses. Pastures are en­ shampooer. $1. Hie Sherwin- place, sundeck, appUances and _ from toe MANOHESTBK — For eight ^renson o^artfori a ^v^ peals to toe common man. BuUdtae Permits Also days, Manchester- RockviUe glassware. We buy estates. VU- year old, jHrestlge nelgdUtor- Manchester Parkade, M»nch. a decorative toudi to this ' Taking Its name closed, plenty of water. ’Two tlon Army social worker. Win be ’ 429 SDrine: St* His upper-class critics see „ 1 nW- Oindv Bosley. 61 “Juan BO’ to sate todo — “ g at itw wmw si., R ICH , STM (B-BH BB loom , $14. room s, parking. 649-! heat, hot water, eir-ooudition' WE’RE (food working oomUtkms, fringe East Hartford top pay, ,Ubreol bv^time * To order, send 50c in coins to: To order, send 35c to (xrins to. schedule, exceUent fringe Gravel, send, fiU, stone, man- for ovomight and with aU utiUties. Newly paint- shop at 39 School St Arthur gcj^i st.. RockviUe; Walter Juan Bosch knows it ail,” they ben efite tag, refrigerate;, stove, pork- Z {Sue Burnett,. Moncnesier V™ «d outside. We’re looking for ------;------Dubrow, director of Ctommunlty Matkof 85 Charter Oak St.; say reverently. Mlgliore, ^teUons to garage benefits. Apply in person, ure, white sand box and patio >(Mst rmtea. ing area, eeoond floor of 4- trolly located on bus Une, re­ M AJAM Inlng Herald. 1150 ■^VE- si •¥• s®*"®®"® fli^® bouse a VERNON — Spacious U ft R gervices of the Office of Mental Roeallnd Doyon, Windsor; Dan Bosch is a poUUcal paradox. n » . Monday-Friday, 7 o.m.-7:30 sand. 64S-960t famUy a p ortp ien t GoH 347-4046 cent heating systems, 3-car go- WANTED — male department p.m. Saturday, 7-3:30. , ROOM for lady

,,3, aONDAY, APRIL 11, 1966 I? ■■'•.' EIGHTEEN' I . y. .. ■ 'Average Daily Net Brim Run „The Weather For Ow W eA Ended Partly cloudy tonight, low in A p ^ t, 1968 30s; cooler tomorrow, high Terrence J. Lee, son of Mrs. Manchester lodge of .Maaoos Stevenson Gra^ Htien E. Lie of 34 Garden St, wlU meet tomorrow at 7:30 pm . /M , 6 3 5 near 50. About Town and' the late JObn H. L«e, has at the Masonic Temple. Grant Announce Engagements Of USAF School T tk^ arete of Bmanuel been accepted into Alpha Epsi­ Master WllUam M. Wyman wUl Manchester— City o f VUlage Charm Jbuthenn.CSiureh w ill m M t to^ lon IMta, international pfe- present 50-year piiis before the Airman l.C. William H. Ste­ RUMMAGE SALE (Oassifted Advertising on Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTS borrow at 7:80 pxn. in Luther medical fraternity, at Holy business meeting. The Fellow- venson, son of . hba. Kifbom (EIGHTEEN PAGES) BIANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1966 Hall at the church. After a Cross College, Worcester, Mass. craft D^free win be conferred tO L . LXXXV, NO. 163 Hayden of H Pioneer Orele, a t c o m m u n ity y short busineaa meeting table with Walter A. Person Jr„ sen­ decorations wUl be made for a M an chester Chapter of ior warden, presiding. has graduated from the IT. S. 79 Nortli Mdn Street SUPEBSQSA wiU have a special Air Force Noncommissioned Mother and Daughter Banquet TUESDAY. APRIL 12 — 7 P.M .-9 P.M. Hostesses are Mrs. Edward Mif> meeting tonight at 3 pjn. at . The WUling WprHere Circle of Officer Leadership School at Bridge Record Center Congregational Church fitt Miss Mahle Olson and Mrs. South Methodiat Church will Tamato Air Station, Japan. WED., APRIL 13 — 9 A.M. -12 NOON Ward leaking. to prepare for. its annual show CANBERRA, Australia mret Wednesday at 2 p.m. In He was trained in military Police Quell Riots Saturday at 8 p.m. at Bailey Sussinnah Wesley Hall. (AP) — Two Canberra men Scandia Lodge, Order ot Va- Auditorhun, Manchester High management and supervision B52’s in First Raid claimed a world bridge­ and is an electrical power ^ ec- aa, will meet and install mem­ School. ■ Manchester WATES will meet playing record today after a bers Wednesday at 8:16 pjn. in iaUst at Naha AB, Okinawa. tomorrow at the Italian Amer- 116-hour session. Orange Hall. Mrs. Elvira An­ Ruth O rde of Emanuel Luth­ He Is a member of the Pacific . lean au b on Eldridge St. Weigh­ Vigg;o Pedersen, 21, and derson, cultural leader aX the eran Church will meet at 8 to­ Air Forces which provides of­ ing in.will be from 7 to 8. p.m. fensive-defensive aiipower for John Newman, 23, equaled group, will speak cm "Swedish night in the Reception Room at the previous record of 114 A good will conjmittee wiU the United States and its 'SlUes Easter CusUnns" after a busi­ the church. .Miss Carol Hanson hours, then played another meet and discuss a dub out- in the P a cific, F a r Etest and B R E A ’TH ED SVILLE Md carried by troopers Into Hie In- One oBier prisoner, four ness meeting. T he newly formed of M andiester wiU show slides NEW ELECTROLIIX OFFICE tw o hours. Swedish-' Oonversation - Group of "Churches ' and ■ Castles la Ing after a bustaicss nieeting. Southeast Asia. fAP) — State Dolice’ and »tltuUon. r » « l 8 and two state troopers On North Viet Nam Then they slept for five win meet at 7 pjn. before the E urope." , He attended Manchester High EAST HAR1K>RD n rifon ffuards DU? down a buckshot w as fired from were injured, now seriously. 1123 MAIN STRSer hours before celebrating m eeting. Preceptor Gdnuna Chapter of School. andTdi’a ^iot guns by state police In an Officials said the troopers were not at bre^M t and a dw- through a borri- burned by a causUc scfiution with a few beers and a The name of Miss Maryann Beta Sigma Phi sorority will ir Opening Special ★ prisoners had tteown up in which prisoners threw at offi- m ovie. Chapmaa-Joy OrCle of North ESizabeth Kovaleck has been in­ meet tomorrow at 8 pm. at the turbance at lunch in the home of Mrs; Stanley Pearson, The 114^our record was Methodist Church win meet scribed on the dean’s honor list Nosslff photo The engagement of Miss Bar­ Mftryl&nd Corroction&l SJI areaway between a recrea- cers and police, Wednesday at 2 p.m; at the Merllne Dr., Vernon, There will stitution today, shooting tion room and a dormitory. State police said dogs were established in October 1964 Mu Gia of the laculty of arts and sci­ The engagement of Miss bara. Louise Keish of Manches­ We w ill Power Glean Any Rug church. Members are reminded be a "Trash and Treasure" sale. LIQGEn DRUB two prisoners and using Newsmen noticed dents on the taken to the prison but were by four students in Kent, ences of the American Univ­ Theodis Yvonne Ricard to Rich­ England. to bring articles for a silent ter to James Francis Pdlrot Jr. PARKADE tear gas. . ceiling and wall which state held in restraint. ersity of Beirut, Lebanon, in ard J. Zimmer HI, both of Cov­ In Your Honw FREE OF CHARGE! auction. Hostesses are Mrs. Her­ recognition of scholarship dur­ Veterans of World War I of Wethersfield has been an­ Today’s incidents were police said were put there by Fltzberger said two guards Target OPEN Can 528-0606 tor liifonnatibn or iq[»polntment bert Bradley, Mm. Jonathan ing the first semester of 1966- and Auxiliary will have a dis­ entry, has been announced by nounced by her father, William preceded by a clash Monday the bucket. were bruised about the face by Law and Mrs. WiUiam Wilson. M. She is the daughter of Mr. trict meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. her brother, Norman L. Ricard Keish of 307 Gardner St. She :45 A.M. 10 10 P.M. night in which two guards were ^he two prisoners who were three Inmates who were S tate iSeWS at file Church of the Immacu­ and Mrs. John Kovalcek of 60 of Boston, Mass. She is the is also the daughter of the late attacked by prisoners. struck by buckshot were Usted ereaUi* a disturtance in a ------O f Bom bs Oliver Rd. Her subjects are Ar­ late ConceptlOT, opposite the Mrs. Georglana Keish. About 600 Inmates were in the condition in Washington recreation room Monday night. Green in the center of Water- daughter of Joseph L. Ricard abic, geology, Ottoman Empire Her fiance is the son of Mr. dining room for breakfast' when Ooj^nty Hospital Fltzberger said the fracas SAIGON, South Viet of Willimantic and the late Mrs. in nearby School Bus from origin to 1800 A. D, and bury. and Mrs. James F. Poirot of one leaped to a table and yelled ■ Hagerstown. Nam (A P )— U.S. Air Force Wethersfield. (Seie Page Six) LECLERC social disorganization. Her Alice Ricard. “Let’s go!” said Preston L. B52s struck North Viet home co^ege is Beloit ip Wis- Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, Mr. Zimmer is the son of Miss Keish is a 1054 graduate Fltzberger, superintendent of ■ Brakes Fail, FUNERAL HOME win meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. of Manchester High School. She Nam for the first time to­ c t(U 6 today. 23 Main Street, Manchester has been postponed until Shop at Vernon Circle. BEST PRODUCT . . OPEN DAILY 9 9 tearing out toilet fixtures and lated the air war against the tonight at 7 in the smaH lodge The nine children were taken Wednesday, May 11, at the same Mr. Zimmer is a graduate of light fixtures and breaking win­ north, a Viet Cong battalion Call 649-5869 room of the M uonic Temple. is secretary of the Z and S to Bridgeport Hospital-* by mauled an American rifle com­ location... East Hartford High School. He dows in dormitories and recrea- Custom" Home Builders of East Stratford police. pany in the heavy. Jungles 40 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, Near M cK E E tl<» rooms. Hartford. He operates a coln-o- The bus, owned by Happy miles east of Saigon. An Army State police quelled the riot in matic dry cleaning establish­ Times Bus Co. of Stratford, spokesman reported heavy lees than two hours. The dis­ ment in Manchester, and he is carrying 60 pupils, was headed casualties, indicating perhaps .a turbance at lunch w m a professional caller and teach­ east on Warner Hill Road. When third or more of the GIs were er for square dances. He is an dhort lived and ended when five the bus came to the crest of a killed or wounded. A rifle com­ prisoners, one with a cut above “Charge iratHouse&Hale executive bosird member of the These are voiceprints of two people saying the hill, the driver, Mrs. Louise A. pany at full s t r e i^ h has 178 Connecticut Callers and Teach­ an* Us right eye, were hustled from Moore, 40, of Stratford, applied ) TImel Save Meneyl word “you.” The inventor claims his device meas­ Street ^Beautified^ in Great Falls men. ers Association. wMiliil the dining room. the brakes to stop tp i>ick up ^Be COlUfCrfwHb ures the physical characteristics of a voice, each of The 1st infantry Division men XUtzberger said no demands children. Presumably mixing Lady Bird Johnson’s suggestion trees or flowers be planted HOUSE A Sept. 10 wedding is planned. which is different, he claims. (AP Photofax) were savagely assaulted from MVrrATMNS bad been made by prisoners, The brakes did not hold, she to beautify spots of ugliness with their unfest over bumpy streets, residents all sides while on a multibri­ AMKhmCEMOnS and he had not yet had an op­ told police, and the bus began of Great Falls, Mont., “planted” this daffodil. Holes like this have been a target gade search — Operation Abi­ ACGfSSOMIg' to roll down hill. The driver More Comfort Wearing portunity to discuss matters of much criticism during the past month. (AP Photofax) lene — In thick jimgle where the leMliia 68K kweeim Mtiii, wtdAie Judge Approves Method pumped the brakes and told & ■ mmcv kttb, m pHm, taM* dacora- M i - t c h e n A i with the inmates. Communists have held out since V2 price sale SaijHMtr. caak Wf«, .M. M police she heard a “snap” as pa«>oaalliad, adda dieka of ityM aad FALSE TEETH -Prisoners, yelling from their the days of BVench rule, arttai. tal at Iwb yoa wirii yew wtddke Hera u • pleae&nt wsy to overcome windows, greeted an approach­ the brakes gave way entirely. Mam mouKCOMrunluNi-i looee plate dlecomfort. PASTEETH. ing newsman with shouts of “R She tried to apply the emer­ ’They were hit with mortars, an Improved powder, qirlnUed on Voiceprints OKd recoilless rifles aind small arms CALL Here’n a beautiful way to end the monotony of daily was because of beatings by gency handbrake as she steered iMain Street—^Manchester misses , women s upper and lower platee holde them U.S. Will Cut Off France fire after part of the Infantry' flrmer eo that they feel more com­ gu a rd s!” the bus to the left side of the JUNE KNIGHT fortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty dlahwa^ng: A KITCHBNAID BUILT-IN DISH­ probe killed five members of a CONN. ENVELOPE CO. State police said they “sur­ road, and chose not to take the teste or feeling. It’s alkaUne (non- Viet Cong platoon in a brisk 643-0969 acid). Doea not sour. Check* "plate WASHER. There’s a choice of models in a wide range mised it was richec^etting As Identification Journey downhill to the inter­ odor" (denture breath). Get PAS- _ section of Main Street. fight. TEETH today at any drug counter. bucludMit” which .struck two of prices to suit every kitchen and budget The battle. Monday night last­ prisoners. Maj. W. W. Corbin of NEW YORK (.AP) — A revo- by Samuel Dash, a law expert From NATO’s N-Weapons (See Page Six) ed five hours. Helicopters were the state police said no guns hiUonary device called the from Washington, D.C. • Push button cycle • Proven KitchenAid WASHINGTON (AP) — ’Hie and-that Its • decision to ’ with- that Fraace can properly pull unable to bring oi^ the dead and dependability. with ballets were used or even voiceprint that Its Inventor “What we’ve got now is a selection. . I ' - ...... ■ ' says may some day rival the whole new Issue of law,” Dash Tinitwi States notified'^ France *>Wway ' fiieant France ’ out o( military agreements, with w ® u nd e d OntU engineers daytime United States noUfi^ mneq cost ot »bw tile UnitOd States because they dearinga In the forest • Big, versatile capacity. fingerprint as a method of said. “Maybe we’U keep files of Neon Supported • Convenient front-loading. eriininal- identification has been 'voiceprinta — and just think of today that French forces disposlUona in ether are out ot date. v v • Vari-Front panels to staioned in Germany will lose countries. HMs “strikes at the very ™ dgnUenglne ^m h^ • Eixclusive KltchenAld Some Miners accepted M evidence In a per- their value in kidnaping er ex- As IJ^nderwjater 4-Way Wash and match any, deoor. Jury ease. — - . — -- - tortion-cases.’! ' a ccess Ho U.S. nuclear weapons The underlying theme ot the heart ot the sanctity of interna- more tnm ^ Flo-Thru drying • porcelain enamel ’The inventor, Lawrence O. Kersta beUeves the voiceprint ''stockpiled there when those whole U.S. note is that NATO la tional agreements.” Rusk told Th^y Breathing Gas the magazine Parls-Match. dre^es performance. wash chamber. (JSloWoris Kersta, 66. a physicist, appears represents a mUestone in criml- forces are withdrawn from Al- based on a set of treaty ar- ,hamered at the Mu Ola Pass, a ______today in Westchteter Cttunty nologjr that coUd easily help ATLANTIC dTY, N.J. CAP) Ucd command. rangementa which are inter- The interview, granted funnel for men and arms to the in carefree PTPWBUROH (AP), — Most ^ „ demonstrate ______— ------WOw— the - track down suSpects in ^ Neon gEia, the same stuff that ’The note, delivered in Paris locking and which carry respon- week, was released by the State- phis nrany addiriond « t the zW'king 8^^ c ^ puMre ^jlceprlnt works. cMes inralvlng- the use of tele- lights the signs, looks like a new and made public by the State sibilities as well as benefits for Department as the rormal com- u_g_ apokeeman did not give atay^ o« ^ j^tod^dee^ ' Judge Robert Dempsey ruled superior breathing gas for Department, also advised that. the menibers munlcatlons was being dellv- an assessment of damage or the fa b ric t •xdusive foatiires. MOOttKOS-M a union hack-towork ^ Monday that the new fbrm of 80,000 divers in man’s Intensifying at- hasty action in ending U.S. mili- The whole tone of the note is ^red to the Frwich Foreign Min- number of planes Involved, but ^ re were so^ cracks in the j^gnyQngtjnn coifid be used by voiceprinta with 07 per cent ac- tempts to tap the secrets and tary activities in France “could much in line with a Fren<* jgtry, they probably dropped a half curacy, two-day waikout. the state in the case ^ of a sus. curacy. " natural treasures of the ocean jeopardize the security interests magazine interview in which -xhe United States has more million pounds of bombs or Hont be switched fwm the best.., ‘P***^®^ policeman from New _ JuJ«« w er^ed ^ o bottom, it was reported today, of all members” of the North Secretary of State Dean Rusk than 4,000 agreements with oth- more on their target. MtoTwo^ere^ charged with perjury. Test-divers who recited Un- Atlantic Treaty Organization, sharply disputed French Presi­ Other Air Force and Navy Credit at HFC means K i W cKem A id* and a United XDne Workers As- r would be the first tfane that *** ^traehle, who coins’ Gettysburg address at a -rhe United States rejected a dent Charles de Gaulle's view (See Page Six) planes flew a total of 80 mis­ ttie deivlce would bo French-suggested deadline of sions against the Communist credit coasMo-coast ^ ** evidence in court although a helped demonstrate the seeming April 1, 1967, for removal of all north Monday,' hitting storage There are far more important things to do than dishes. That’s WetoeMay aome poUoe department* are superiority of neon over both tjo „ credit in one HFC office raves you cask credit Why we invite you now to come in and see the new mllitairy activities from areas, railroad facilities, Ailoo back on the job^^ *40 «cperimentlng wltii in 1961..11>e attor- ordinary air and helium as the pi^nce bridges and shipping. in m ore than 1400 H F C offices throughout tihe KITCHENAID PORTABLE DISHWASHERS. Look at thesev minexB In Utah and Indiana. expenmenuna charged Kersta'a tech- iife.supMrt' gas of deep sea ex® Navy- pilots reported de­ U. S. and Canada. Trusted money help that’s oustanding features: # Ohio, a continued ehutdown ntouAnlque was unnmvAn.unproven. ___ ^ _a i,.* ._u ___ American note further Ky Regime Pledges rtg . available to you nation-wide is another good Kersta, a former employe of However, the judge asked plorerS, a scientist said. Both noticed the French government stroying 13 junks and damaging • Automatic Detergent and • 3 Cycles: Rinse and Hold; 13 m ore, w recking 13^ b ox ca rs 'leaaoB to bom w firom HFC. Utility and Utensil; Rinse Agent Dispensers. and smashing 6 warehouses and 5.99 Pull Cycle. Borrow up to $11100 ■ ' A - ' Early Viet Election 8 trucks within a 36-mlle radius TMct iqi to 24 months to repay • Automatic Power Cord Reel. • P orcelain enamel Her of locate summoned mem- voice mro weira-iooamg piciuro ^ gambler. Kersta said he m v the largest divine “ “® o f Vlnh. pbunvHy. gtylei qjiring dresaos in carefree jersey or cotton blend fabrics. . , Inside and out. SAIGON, South Viet Nam tion and create the election ma­ Air Force Jots roared over the A Im p of $100 COM, $17.00 when prampthr n p M la • N o installation. bers to talk over the order. displays Imown as could match Straehle’s voice in the Western Hemi- saying florals, prints and sidid colors. Many'famous names included 1q this group. It coiaecutivc monthly inatalment* of $9.75 oMh. . maara^tm FThnajs mraflAir* frh* ...... Iirm 111 UIC WeHtern neilll* for .______several4-V.«4- weeks that France (AP) — South Viet Nam’s mili­ chinery. Dien Bien Phu area, in north- Use it right away. ' • Automatic-Lift Top Rack. H o m v er, there was no indica- ^ ^here, told about It in a report '€Koice of dressy and'taitored styles. Misses’ sizes 10 to 20; women’s sizes JM tbeui erodtt Ufa imuraocs on loant St group ratot Iton of a general break In the Phjraical c h ^ ^ i^ c s o t a »ubsequent voiceprints made of ’ * had no legal right to withdraw tary government pledged today "The military does not want western North Viet Nam, as • 4-Way Wash, no hand Walkout — biggest in the soft vole®. ™ vdilai Is unique, suspended poUcemaa. (See Page lliree) from the NATO military setup to hold elections as soon as a to «llng to power,” said’rWeu. wdl as Vinh. Pilots reported • White or Edged 12^;te 46 and half siMs 12y2 to 24'/]. rinsing needed. co a l field s since 1960. K ersta says. constitution is drafted and toe With Pi-emler Nguyen Cao Ky destroying three storage build- Oolonialtone -finish. • Safe, thorough Flo-Thru The strike affected an esU- “You might call It », J io g tr . ------election machinery eet up. But and four other members of toe ings near Son La, 64 miles east drying. mated 50,000 miners In eight !»*>< of a voice.” the - y r ^ W T the Buddhist opposition cbld- 10-man ruling directorate at- of Dien Bien Phu, four more in • Proven KitchenAid e®id in an interview. “Right shouldered the preparatory con­ tending, Thieu suggested a pos- a staging zone 46 miles to the • Big, versatile capacity. MANCNifTER fHOBPINls those extra Hut state OOP leaders sue the lesuUng contenders tar toe trains in Manhattan. J, * I ty police were needed to restore curves at tummy and thigh, b nykm and lycra power net to give you the ■eeUng. gubernatorial nomination. Grounding of electric circuits ' j ...... t . _ i. Marian!, wbo met with toe in Norwsdk recently. State thatof oo».ifo., resulted from fhothe mishaps Monday night to tola sub- Bulletin *’natural” ctmtnd you’ve always wanted. White. S-M-L-XL. \ urb near toe nation’s capital. Robert Lee Greenwich group Monday night, g OP Chairman A. Searie Pin- set ties smouldering along a 200- HOOVER ooid he was “elated” to get toe ney said that, as of toat time, foot secUon of the underground damj^e at ^ We Are Pleased To Announce That DIAUA-MATIC ODdoraement. Marian! was “toe most higMy Pork Avenue tracks near 86th said some of toe Glen Airport Attacked — — save M to a ty and Nealth aids T fed quite thrilled tl^t I raxuriled of toe various candi- Street. flUlng toe tunnel with E®**® Amusement Park were in Robeit Lee, former Chrysler Motors Corp., District I SAlOOlff, South Viet Nam feave received this support from dates.” « , smoke. shambles. Sales M an a^ joins J. R. Johnson, Inc., of Hartford, It's IVidy 2 dtORon hi 1 (AP)— Hie Viet Cong hurled tfe m ' Power was shut off from 69th At least six persons were in­ riMior ^gc ^ orhissbi” as your Autcnnobile Sales Representative. Mr. Lee is (he people of the other end of in the past several weeks, E. mortar fire Into ttte^lant Taa j Buy Now to noth Streets while firemen jured by flying glass, and three coish tynipreg.vto,i» It Beats As It Sweeps- ttw stat^” he said. caayton Oengraa of West Hart- Son Nhut alrbaae outslda . . ^values 4.- MS' ' 67^ a resident of Coventry, residing with his wife and two boeed down the ties and repairs youths were arrested, As It Cleans Cteeenwich is me of « » GOP ford has been sedcbiff siqipwt Saigon eariy Wedaeaday, hit­ children and attmded school in Manchester. His many O n Long ■tranghdda in the Btate^ the woniine««», were made to toe tolrd rail. “Tifis wasn’t anything ra- years of experience will enable him to offer the best ting airplanes and a tool ^ n llk of mogioiia "^iHltfoR Boaniy” 1^ 7 0 te e group torawing Ms support oengras is boerd chairmen of A spokesman for the New inspector Kenneth dump with resulting flrea of service and sales as a member of one of the largest | Powered by a big hp motor , . . to IDuriani, in’ addition to toe Security Insurance Group York Central said three of that Watkins of the Mwitgomery gives 30% more cleaning effective­ Easy that oast a huge red glow for tahlols 1^. Ijee otee kair spray reg. 1.07 0 1 Chrysler and Plymouth organizations in the State of Weidser, induded Elwood C. owner of toe Connecticut carrier’s passenger trains and Dj^uity police. "I wouldn’t even miles. The assault mi the base Connecticut. ness on carpets and rugs, 2% times Waahburn, COP town chair- qo„ a bus firm. five of toe New Haven Railroad ^ Tbere wasn’t which houses 10,000 Amerioan Bian; M rs. George. M . Irvine m iy «*iti«ww«*iii candidate • ‘^ttral Spny” ic ^ “NaxiMaa’’ awdfoat- more suction with attachments. Terms were delayed. ... that type of fighting — no band- airmen, set n futo otwagn PHONE “BOB LEE’’ AT Vice ^ town ^ the wominetlcn la Pnbato •lUe trouble be^ with toe combat.” area afire and destroyed two reg. |L •iddaoraam i«g. lAB •cnunlttee; State Sen. Ftoreiioe stmben S. Sweet ot lee Cover Used to Protect New Plants, loss of shoe «mtactOT a sOTto He said no more toan 100 Vtetnameae 047s. A wltnern M o^ to giva Upright D. Fhmey; State Rep. Michael This was ttie eariy nuHninir scene at a storage yard at Burr Nurseries, N. Main anld the attack started about a.m. The train finally atalled at y ® « * « *«>•' m t»»® disturb- J. R. JOHNSON, Inc. ElEclMey NO PAYMENTS I*. Morano and «ate Oentrd othera mentioned as poedtde St-f after worknlen sprayed water over newly arrived plants, bushes and trees. half, an hour after midnight OoBUtotteemaa i^eacott B«^ foraer State gO SSi. 4 tU !£ 4UUN 0HESTER, GOm. “FOB TOUR BEST DEAL" . CoaistH’ Yotsalfllty Expecting a colder than normal night, nurserymen gave the plants the cover of Watkins said the treuble be­ and seemed to be a slaying 4M HOMESTEAD AVE. HABTFOBD, OOiNN. UNTIL JUNE ..... ^ S e n . WaUaice Barnes of Farm- ad lor 39 mlnutee. Anotoar New ^ pushing ,and shoving attach that took in varioua teleph o n e 827-iaS6 Iha hfil GOP town committee ke as piotectimi from cold, believe it or not. When the sun rose, the ice was IBsitod «£( aod tha flaats remahud healthy. (Herald photo by Sateritis); (Bea iPag* BsTilsrn). lunonB Bw wUinatod iUB08-2,000 a n a a to! the b o a i; >■ ■ >