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(8 IX11EBN PAGES) ^MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1968 (OtaMlfled AdveHiatiig Ml Page U ) PRICE SEVEN CEN1E Estes Gets Bias Case Taken State N ew s 1 5 Years By Supreme Court R oundup Rush of Air Blotted For Fraud I WASHINGTON (AP) sarily erente or Ihreatan pubUo Senate to Start Tey Freedom Riders ctmviet- disturbance or disorder, or which EL PASO, Tex. (AP)~ substantially Interfere with norm FoiuvDay Weeks Bankrupt promoter Billie Sol ed of unlawful assembly in al, ordei^ functions of a public Eates was lentenced to^y to Tallahassee, Fla., today jvere faoiUty. Such a procedure Is a HARTFORD (A P)— Coo- 15 years in prison'for mail n a n ted a SuiH*eme CblU ttfonn'ol anarchy," the court said. Appealing to the Supreme Court, necticut’s politically - divided Garbled Voice ftraud and conspiracy in hearing. . The date for the heai^, to be the 10 said their‘convictions vio legislature enters its eighth manipulating worthless fer lated federal constitutional rights set later, probably w ill, not be w e^ before adjournment to tilizer tank mortgages worth until some time next nes fall.' of freedom of speech and assem |24 million. bly and due process ot law. morrow with the Senate The 10, Including Negroes and lengthening its weekly sched U.8. Dlit, Judge R.BI. Thomaaon whites, were fined 2600 each on "The announced purpose of the Lost N-Sub overruled a defenae motion for a charges arising from their' efforts trip," the appeal said, ''was to de ule to four sessions. new trial. He described the one- to Integrate a restaurant at Talla- termine whether restaurant and The Senate was' forced to ac-, tims millionaire financier as "the hasee’s Municipal Airport. They other facilities In interstate trans celerate its pace "because of the Was About taost gigantic swindler In history." were sentenced to 60 days In , jail portation terminals were avail failure of the legislature thus far able to Negroes on an unsegreated nates was convicted March 28 each if the fines were not paid. to complete action on many major The riders, most of them cler basis, and they peacefully assem issues," said Democratic Major by a federal jury In B1 Paso on bled and peacefully demonstrated fiv e o f fourteen counts In an In gymen, wore arrested Juno 16, ity Leader Louis I. Gladstone in a To Ascend 1061 during a sit-in at the a l r p ^ to communlcirie their opposition weekend statement. dictment resulting from his com to the admitted practice of racial plicated mortgage deals with restaurant. They testified In Tal- Meanwhile, Republicans an segregation." PORTSMOUTH, N. H. (AP)— farmers and finance companies. lahMOe City Court that they had nounced Intentions of cutting Gfov. made a tour of Southern cities TOO appeal was filed by Rabbi John Dempsey’s general fund ’Die sound of air in ballast tanks Bates, whose ftnandal empire of Martin Fnedmen, Paterson, N.J.; budget requests by $30 million, as fertiliser tanka, grain storage and from Washington, D.C., to Talla as the submarine Thresher nmde hassee to test segregation. the Revs. Robert M. Brown, Ralph well as rbducing his borrowihg ootton allotments collapsed a year L. Roy, A.M. Warner, Robert 'a frantic attempt to surface after Upbolding ttthe convictions, the and taxing proposals. ago, was given an eight-year pris Stone and Wayne C. Hartmlre Jrlp The OOP^ stand "will mean encountering some imdefined on term last November bn state Circuit Court of Leon County, all of New-York; Rabbi Israel Fla., said such demonstrations that new governmental programs trouble, drowned out a second gar ahargea growing out of his fertil Dresner, Newark, N.J. ;the Revs. will have to be held to a maxi iser tank m ort^es. caiifee tensions and tempers to J.W. Collier Jr., Newark; A.L. bled message, a Navy Court In Ih- rise and threaten disorder, mum, and that the administration quiry was told today. Hardge, New Britain, Conn., and will be expected during the next "It Is the Courts, both state and Petty D. McKinney, Springfield, biennium to operate efficiently Lt. Cmdr. Stanley W. Becker, federal, to whom resori la readi Maas. u d frugaUy,” said House Speaker $6, Brooklyn, N.Y., testified that Qty Changes ly avallaMa to oitlsens to seek In its order today granting a Tyler Patterson. at 9.12 a .m ., last W ednesday, reoMpltion and enforcement of hearing, the Supreme Court di (h ie a t the main targets Is Thresher messaged: legal rights and immunities. Thht rected counsel to prepare argu Dempsey’s proposed 20 per cent, ' Experiencing minor profatom. Leaders Amid such courts may not move as ment on the question whether tiie hike in the corporation tax. This Have positive angle. Attempting iv swiftly as the Individual would to b low ." >m judgment of conviction of the 10 will be "reduced or eliminated,” ha*. wish does not authorise pursuit of riders was siqqported by adequate Patterson said. He testified he then heard toe Race Troubles personal means' which urnieces- state law . The Senate, where many admin sound of air rushing into Thresh istration Mils have already been er’s ballast tanks, and with that approved by the Democratic ma- noise, the sound of a volee with BIRMINOHAM, AU. (AP)—Al another message. bert Boutwell — a segregationist, ;ority, ‘Svill enact a legislative ogriun and send it down to the But it was completely garbled, »»r but considered a moderate on the he said. Issue—takes the oath of office as pifolicans in the House," said Marchers in Britain He said toe vMce he heard sec mayor of Birmingham today amid Gladstone. onds earlier sounded "very re prospects of more demonstrations' “If they continue to stall and procrastinate for political reasons laxed, as if discussing a normal by Negroes fighting the city's ra- circiimstance." II." olal barriers. only, then the people of the state Flaunt.Site Secrets will know exactly where to place In answer to questions by the Stmday 82 demonstrators were court, Hecker, skipper of the sub arrested, bringing to 260 the num the Marne," Gladstone said. ber jailed since Negroes launched The House majority leader, Rep. marine rescue ship Skylark, said he- did not recall that the final an antiaegregation mdve early this LONDON (AP)—To tiie tune of^ 'ng up the leaflets from per- Louis J. Fadula, said the House month. point he several of their leaders, Including flclal Secret." march began last Friday. They Padula said it wasn’t true that alt City Hall before being sentenced to five days in jail and fined $1,000 each on contempt chargee. had his hydrophone man ask rt«r the Rev. Martig Luther lOng Jr., A new flood of government se contained details of secret estab the House Republicans were drag City ESditor Hiari Selhy, left, and President Robert Taylor, talk with Attorney John R. McConnell, Thresher “Are you in control?" are being held.«- cret pamphlets appeared and sev lishments to which govenunent ging their feet on legislation. center, before sentencing. Judge Bernard J. Kelly sentraced them on the chargee for refusing to give When there was no reply, ha A little earlier, a few Negroes eral demonstrators clashed with agencies would disperse in time And Batterson said: "Let no one a Grand Jury information about sources of stories on alleged wrongdoing in city government. Selby took over the microphone and re succeeded in attending Baster polldice who moved In to confiscate of nuclear war. in Omnectlout be misled by the -and Taylor were released on bond pending an appeal. (AP Photofax.) peated the question three times services at two white churches. tiieilem at one point along the line Security agencies sought to usiud rubber stamp methods of the without a reply. Negroes were turned away from of the annual Baster march. learn bow the Information leaked, Democratic Senate in voting -with Hecker testified that his concern several other white churches. One man trundling a wheeled a leakage certain to bring new out change the Dempsey tax and at the moment was for hla own sr.” The mild-mannered Boutwell basket loaded with &e pamphlets criticism In Parliament of Prime budget proposals." Trieste Starts ship. Ife- was arrested and charged with Minister Harold' Macmillan’s gov Congress to Probe He said that toe last position of re - fOoBttnned on Page Bight) assaulting polics. Marchers were ernment. Se^k Ageniy Status Ihreafaer before that was only $,- in g (Officials eallod distribution of 10-Day Trip to 400 yards from Skylark, and he our the pamphlet a major breach of HARTFORD (AP) — Cfonneoti- had eome fear that the submar flay security, but Scotland Yard said out sportsmen luged the General ine might collide with his ship as ' Aasenddy today to remove the Steel Prices, Profit N ew London toe surfaced. 16 fbout 1,000 persans—from top gov- eniment Iqiriecs to telegraph op- Board of Fleheriee and Game from *T didn’t realize time was going Foreign Aid Program eratorsr-had had access to It. the Department of Agrtoutture SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — The so fast,” Hecker testified, A secret extremist group known and Natural Reaourcee and allow, ,1 f A,81PNPTON (AP) A con-Aprlce tecreases announced by deep-diving bathyscaphe Trieste 1 He said It was 10.40 a.m. an ■ay- R to funotton sa an IndepMidMit to as "Spies fOT: Paape" claimed jphssloriei .V inqolry info steel Lukens meet the public interest was to leave today...... for the Atlan- hour and a quarter after the gar b red lt fo r ohreala'Biitg th e pam a g e n c y ...... criteria he suggested for the In- tic to help locate the lost sub- bled message, that he dropped ex- ond Facing Year of Cuts "We want out,” said spokesmen prices, profits and production Bue p h le t dustry. marine Thresher. plosive signals to advise Thrsto- fra various sportsmen’e aaeocia- problems was ordered today. er to surface, and at 11.04 a.m. hild - ...... Some ILOOO persons were In the Douglas said full committee The Trieste was loaded fai the ttona. ' . 'TSi announcing the inquiry, Sen. hearings beginning early next he ssnt a message to the submar re - BDTIOR'S NOTB—Slnoo Woridt tsohimn tMs morning on the lost landing, ship Point Defiance for will not out u ; ap-' ^Fanl H, D ouglas, D -B l., chairm an week will go into file Issues of ine control headquarters ashore «dy War n, the United States has ssro this atfgft af. jls hike, vDetectives min the 4,906-miIe trip to New London, tu r- gled w flh Ifae crow ds o f youths of- the Senate-House Economic steel prices, profits, production, that he had lost contact with the spent $100 billion on forei|m nid. e is wide agreemeUt. about lumped fat with the Ag^tbultare Conn., via the Panama Canal. The to and girls who formed much of ^mmittee, said it was spurred uiiit labor costs, raw material trip was expected to take about Thresher. 'The following artiele examines the need for foreign aid. The cur Department during the govern Efeeker said he heard the sound 18. the arguments for and against the the column. by price increases by the Wheel costs, and the effects of foreign 10 days. rent debate Is over what ktiid >aad mental reorganlaaiUon program ing Steel Oorp. and the Lukens competition. of air going into Thresher’s bal program . how much. One group threatened to defy approved by the 1060 (General-As- The Trieste will be towed to the police reinforcements and occupy Steel Ck>. Douglas said the inquiry will be last t a i ^ fo r 20 to 10 seconds. The controversial Clay commit semMy. President Kennedy was report carried out "in an iinpartial and point about 220 mllee off shore a t«r By STANLEY MBISLER tee report, for example, did not Whitehall, the street where most The sportsman’s represratativea ed to be skeptical on whether the foctual way." where the Thresher is believed KkmtiMied on Page Bight) lUSl- WASHINGTON (AP) — Ckxigress attack the idea of foreign aid. In of Britain’s government buildings tssUfted at a pubUc hearing on. It is the intention, of the com to have sunk in water 8,4(X) feet rred may buffet it, stomp on It and stead, K asked for a new shape are, centered. . deep. M--- several Mils before the iepMa- mittee, Douglas said, to "attempt shred It, but foreign aid will go and a less costly one. Mfloial leaders urged ttieir fol- ture’s fish and game committee. The Trieste previously has dived Net* on. to lay a groundwork of fact and day, President Kennedy put the. elas- The hearing was held In the Hall Chain Reaction detail on which all could agree so as deep as 35,800 feet. Hardly anyone sees an ond. slo argument for foreign sild in (OeaHaned en Page Two) of the House, but the expected The skipper of the 80-ton Tri •). "The end Is not yet In sight—but that the opinions, results, and his inaugural address: "To those' large crowd did not show tq>. ‘niere recommendations would so far as este, Lt. Cmdr. DonsUd L. Keach, Bulletins B is clearly In mind" la the moat people In the huts and villages of were fewer than 40 penoos pree- said he hopes Navy search ves David B. Bell, administrator of Expected After possible reflect an informed view Called from AP Wires M fid half the globe struggling to break ent. of the problem.” sels will have located the Threto- rB O the Agency for International De the bonds of mass misery, we Easter Marked before the Trieste arrives. bout velopment (AID), would say ra- pledge our 'best efforts to help Lukens^ Boost Kennedy, anxious to bead off latljr eently. themselves, for whatever period Brush Fires Rage any steel Industry rush to boost Kk«tfaM>«d on Page Rl|^t) OAR CRASH SETS FIRB However, for countries,, growing Is required—not because the Com- Around World By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS prices, held a series of telephone <»JD 8ATB8KMW (AP) — A eomomlcally. Bell says he "can mimlsts ihay be doing it, not bo- Flramea doffed their Baster fi By JAIMDBS HARLOW conferences Sunday after Lukens large wooded aeolfon was to nery from firefighting durii Associated Press News- Analyst became the second company to ihed- see the end of the road." cause we seek their votes, but be By IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS flames today after a car went "For some It won't be quick," cause it Is right. If a free society the weekend as brush a n aRter WASHINGTON (AP)—There’s a announce price increases on psut out of oon t^ on tks Oonnecti- Christians the world over re brush fire kept them hoppfaig delicate reticence fai the steel in- of its products. Laotian Doubts eriee Bell said Sunday night In a radio- cannot help the many who are joiced on Blaster Sunday In celeb out Turnpike and ran oft tbs aped television interview. "For others poor, it'cannot save the few who throughout tin state. dusfoy — an attitude of “Charley, The Wall Street Journal said to road, state police said. Tbs firs rating the drama of a risen Qirist. you stick your neck out first” — day: "The nation’s big steel pro K will be in two or three or four are rich ." R also was Easter fra Christi Fight W ill Stop still burnMl In early afternoon y e a rs.” Administration officials, when (Ooatlnied on Pag* Bight) which may be coupled with un ducers, convinced President Ken after having swept over several ans behind the Iron Curtain, al- certainty about whether prices nedy will tolerate selective price have Bell said aid will be disconthey testify before congressional thoush church services were cur- noMs. Houses In tbs vielnlty IBO - tinued when the recipient countrycom m ittees, expound less altini- ahtnild be .rkised at all. , increases, are expected soon to VIENTIANE, Laos (AP)—Lao were hosed down Ira fliemsa to taillM ra discouraged by Com- ’This doesn’t stop them from seek their first substantial price tian Premier Prince Souvanna m e ." becomes economically self-sup Istic reasons for foreign aid. The immlst regimes. protect tbfsn from Ryfasg apniks. l^ e ." porting. y gist of their argument: foreign aid getting raised, though. relief since mld-1968. Indications Phouma appeared doubtful today Local pMloe said some sC tbs Throughout most of the world Last year, just a few hours be over the holiday weekend were that cease-fire pledges would be ptnla Still, the United States likely Is a weapon against communism, bells rang, pageants were staged, New Haven Bsllnied trains a a d won’t halt aid to all. There The annual rattle in Congress News Tidbits fore the U.8. Steel Corp. raised that their move could start this observed by neutralist and pro- gala parades were hdld and pray- CkimmuniSt forces in the Plaine pasal^ torough the town w m simply are too many developing for sharp cuts in foreign aid la from ih t AP Wirot ^ ce s and angered President Ken w eek ." held up because o i the dauges'. es pedled in unison sit midnight nedy, the BetMehem Steel Corp’s The Wheeling Steel Corp. an des Jarres. oountries too poor or too close to . In R om e, the bells o f 460 church The neutralist premier flew to oom m im lsm . (OonUmied on Page Two) President Edmund F. Martin was nounced Increases in prices on a RBPUBUO HIKBS PRIOpH es peale din unison at midnight ling his stockholders Bethlehem numiber of its products last Tues the trouble area Simday and inter Saturday after the signal from thi PoaalMlMy of White House oom- was nytaig to hold the line in the day. On 'niursday, Kennedy issued viewed heads of the opposing fac CZAVBLAND, Ohio (AF)— 16-ton bell 'atop St. Peter’s Baslli promise on tax cutting spun ad- fqce of increasing domestic and a statem ent on the W heeling su:- tions. He said they plec^;ed to stop Bepnblle Steel Oorp„ tfeilB na* ca. mtadstratloB hope# today t o t eon- foreign oompetition. tion. fighting while he tries to patch up tton’s third largest pradnoer, R was Baster, too, fra 2)& mil gresalonal approval of soin# other Shratly afterwards U:8. Steel Following Sunday’s phone con their differences. « said today K w m making sslee- lion faithful of the Eastern Ortho major eegmsnta of Hssmedy legis "I will see if my instructions tlve price Increases avenglBg boosted Us prices, tat defiance of ferences by Kennedy from the 96.84 a tou on euriioa stoM dox churches, which follow a dif lative program . . . Baster collec Kennedy’s desire to hold the line, holiday 'White House at ' Palm given to them not to fight will ferent calendar. The two Blasters tion of Saersd HeaH Roman Catlv and what followed was like a Beach, Fla., presidential press be respected,” he added, however. products. BepuMlo said fhe ae- seldom fa ir diT the same.... day. olic Ghurch, Rochelle Park, N. J. The pro-(3ommunist Pathet Lao leeted prodnoti Uatod In Ms pries Western. All but two of the other secretary Pierre Salinger issued abnoonoemant w en .. fat heavy President Kennedy and hla fam Is atolea ly two men y tb o hrid up major steel companies jumped on a statement on the Lukens move under Gen. Sinkapo has bottled up ily attended private religlousi.sery priests in church’s rsotory. the neutralist army under Gen. demand currently and only In U .ft. American flag Aea at halt m Kong Le on the Plaine sdter spor cluded some carbon steal prod* Ices, at the home of the Presl- (Continued on Pago BVtoen) (Coattnned oa Page Hgfat) dent’a ailing father, Joseph P. at RockxfMIer Denter, New York adic clashes tai the psist two nets. Tbs incieases win bsesms Kennedy, at Palm Beach, Fla. Oity today in honor of dead aboard \yc61ts 1 effective with stalpments begin Throughout the nati<^, fine submarine Thrasher . . . Ogdra, Th^ Pathet Lao control most of ning Tuesday and range* la qpiira weather generally prevailed Utah, woman shoots bar two northern Laos, and there 1s wide amount from about % to 1/9 of for Biuter promenades, except on young children to death, olubs an Kennedy Boards Catamaran; spread suspicion that they are a cent a pound. other, ahooU and britirally w our*' planning to make their hold com- . (CoBttaraed on Page FIvs) aelf, polioe report today. JFK GIVES OONOBRN, I I k HMtday 'Wmte House says today Crew Ccdls Him Good Sailor (Conttened on Page Bight) PALM BEACH, Bla. (AP) - r President Kennedy will have no President Kennedy has sent a White House Staff news oonfereiiee thtq week . . . mesaage to Algeria’s Prime General Motors 0>n>- United PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A^ca^ht the President’s eye Top Tax Collector Mtaifoter Ban Belln Auto Workers agree to eetoM" ‘ barriooted President Kennedy suc- He stood up to watch it whip Girds for Egg Rol jednt pre-bargahdng « deep personal oiunbed oo Blaster Sunday to the past on close runs and finally Crowds Deadline sboottaMT of * mtttoe to prepare for July 1, 1064, hire c i an imusiial sailboat. He toouted; "Any chance of getting Mobannned KbemIsttlaatnNns* WASHINOTON (AP) — White eoRtract negotiations. hitched a boatride and soon was a tid e? " day. In a message madspdUle House groundsmen, guards and President Kennedy hoUe aertee at the tUlra fra a 16-minute sail, The three men smd three girls WASHINGTON (AP)—Mortimer of . personal and folra)bo*>e een- Ira the vacation White SoMse, staff braced themselves today'for taking, a soaking from salt spray. aboard toe Pattycat said later M. Caplin, the nation’s chief tax Kennedy said be bad fai|b fra* the anniuU Invasloa of children fecences in Patan Beach to^j Kennedy had takto his family they had nm their boat up collector, has safely beat the In soaal estsisn fra Kfaeedew sSw iriio come to roll eggs. on steel price situation and intel on an afternoon ciulse after they close to toe Honey Fltz, joking come tM deadline—but not by The thousands of moppets won’t ligence matters . . - U-N. Am attended a private Mass at the about giving Kennedy a ride. much. ntaetiag him la Wa bassador Adkti B. Stsvanson tells Mainly, though, the girls just At the dinner hour Saturday, Oetobar, and seat at sea President Keimedy or his ohU- oceanfront home of his ailing 74- fer Ms raessinry. KbemMI* 98, dren. 'Diey are In Florida. Latin-Amerioan alUea today that year-old father, former Ambas- wanted a closer look at the Presi (JapUn deposited form 1040 in a ~IUltary bands were ready to Ooba’s iseedem svuntnally wW be idra Joseph P, .Kennedy. dent. "I was just flabbergasted’" letterbox near his Northwest was sbok In tbs Iwad by provide Uvely music fra the frol raetored. It had berai a traditional Easter, ■aid Toni Brlant, 24, when she Washington hom^. The deadline la la Alglars. iokers at a confusing festival that "Conununiat wUI desig n fas with the First Lady photographed realised Kennedy wanted to come midnight tonight.' ^ B no program, no rules—and no traoton to ^>eed 'up fora produo In her pale pink sleeveless sheath aboard. Caplin doesn't want to be known TAX REFRIBVB egga, other than those brought tlon . . . Prime Minister Fidel Baster dress and Caroline, 6, and "The girls were screaming so as a Hairbreadth Harry althoui^, HARTFORD (AP) -* V ^ * •Tong b y the celetoa tra s. Castro vWts Oaha’a delegation to John Jr„ 2, enjoying a fluffy I wondered bow he kept a straight like millions of other Americana, two sacks o f aiall was* Mi i p i d Before the White House gates Pan Ametlorai Gamsa durisg prac- Baster toy taiinny and taking part face,” said crewman Charles he concedes he did dUly-daUy a at Fw Inlwnal Revo close m m idafternoon, aom e 12,000 tioe and pitches for baseball team. In egg rolling. Graves, a pre-dental student at bit. children .and accompanying adults Thousands of vaeatlonlng col The President took his daughter Palm Beach Junior College. The Internal Ravenua Service are emwoted to join the mg romp lage students begin fainac exodus for an Atlantic swim oft the A ladder was put over the side commissioner told a reportra Sun with Its anticipated quota ra tern frran Fort Lauderdale, Fla., back icht’B ladder, wearing an orange of the Honey Fits, Kennedy donned day night he got the adding and Doves Sent Aloft in Rome rnrily lost Infanta, ridnned to eampusas after quiet vacation S^ b k e t . a tan wfaMbreaker, took off his subtracting dons $ weak ago. Why tarns ware les and grnaswtalned week . . . RadcUffe Oollegs, Cam Then, as the 92-foot presidential shoes and tbarded the sailboat did he wait a wtto to get the V adra n r pilgrims jamme flnray. bridge, Mass., adnoMs Prinoesa yacht was ending a ,two-hour with Ms friend and wartime PT- form taiT tax rstuns « P fan 3^ X 1 spoke 9k a*6 . oeiftiea bsftsoiw* «g Swndeii to Mass of eruisa, a WMdy twin-buUsd, sloop- Mtutana sS'.i sI'V-''- '■' ' .
MANC^STEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OOMK MONDAY. APRIL 16, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY^ APRIL 15, 1968 I^ G E T H M a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sher against. But Just the chance of it maintain a secotid living area In Middletown Lutheran Church will School Board wood, 160 Loomis St, a single-family home at 20 Tower Lutheran Women speak on "Troy Chapel.” FALSE TEEnm can send stock prices up, either as RfRckviU^Vemon DdSOKARGED BATURDAY; Zoners Hear 'Frdihwc of Steel Climb a hedge or in hopes of profit and Rd., In Residence Zone A. All women of Zion EJvangellcal Thqt Loosqh on Bridge Mrs. Evelyn Cloutier, 128 Bldridge TTie Sprague house waa recent Plan Spring Rally Church are invited. Those not reg dividend increasea Sheij St; Ernest Brown, 87 School Bt.; Price increases on a few steel Airs Request BidsTdnight ly enlarged and street number 18 istered may contact Mrs. Howard Need Not Kmbarrau May Boost Stock Trading School Board Mrs. Evelyn Btenbouss, 46 Maple asalgne4 to the addition by the The Rev. Martin Dudhow of Hansen, 21 Bremen Rd. Usny wwrers of fsiM torth bats products by one company, Wheel St,; Mrs, Doris Frasier, East ing Steel, aren’^ enough to spell “ THE W A Y Wert dsakr town. Bethany Lutheran Church, 'West sultcred real (unbarrarataMk beeauM e v e n s a f e s l a m • TIm board of sducaUon Wednsa* Hartford; Donald Avery, 477 Cen A 'variance to allow, the enlarge thalr plate droppad, a lip ^ or wob ' For this theory of what the econ inflation or even a significant up Morth^o^RgMlMi Zoning regulstlona require a Hartford, will be a speaker at the Local Tax Withheld W r M M DAWSOV To Hear Plan m a y b e KpATEN day will oonaldsr a request from ter St.; Joseph Zadorozny, 24 ment of a non-oonformlng liquor spring rally of the upper Con bled at Juat tha wrong tlmt. I ^ News Awiljfit omy needs to get moying is that turn in industrial activity.. Npr By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD special exception from the ZBA live In fear of thli bappenlnstoj I HEARD IT” the Manchaater Federation of North Bt^ Mrs. Dorothy Hager, outlet at the Center wUl be asked for, two-family use of any dwell necticut Lutheran Women’s Mis CHIOAGO — About 10,000,000 Just sprinkle a Uttia PA6T 1 ^ TOBK (A P )-W m the ex- right now psychology la the big would the increases be enough if Art you b u p y when you have by one applicant at a zoning board the alkaline (noU-aeld) powder._ ilta iiw t over oteel pricet give thing. they spread only to other steel Teaohen, AiFlrClo, (MFT) that 12 Diane Dr.; Mrs. Esther Tedford, ing in Residence Zone A. sionary League Wednesday at 8 people in the United States pay On Grouping made b e UdT Save 164 Wetherell -St.; Mrs. Kuni- of appems (ZBA) hearing at 8 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church, your platM. Bold faiia Math more MiitoiM M • bole Qie fillip It’a That’s because the public has a companies. One Industry can have by John Grubor smlle'untll the last card h a s l ^ I A Q N » T a oommittea be forpted to improve In addition,, there must be 4,000 local income taxes by payroll de Ormly, so they feci tmpre Oomfort- record amount of savings to tap a boom or a recession without the ■ A .K M < eommunloatlona-among aohool or* gunda Baatls, 434 Oakland St.; xm. today In the Municipal Build square feet of land per family, and Rockville. His topic will be "Faith duction. Fourteen Cities, plus able. Doee not sour.*Tniecke "plete feHB hopliig for; ed. Fate has a w y pl olpb- ing hearing room. odor breath’’. Oet PASTnrw at bo for purchases. And many compa general economy tagging along. The Venion board of education W 0 T BAST ganiiations. Leon Remkiewios, 19 Baker Rd„ the building must look consistent Forward.” some Counties and school districts, IM atock tradera think ao. sg the man who smiles too Five applicants are asking for drug counten evarywbara. «lNi|r*vo boon aaylng for weeks nies are In a financial position to But a price boost that sticks will ocntlnUe ttmight its study of A 1 4 106 The MTt haa requested the ac Vernon; Alfred Meek, 10 Congress with other single-family homes. The Rev. George Goepfert of withhold income taxes. asoon. ^ AJW9754 9 K 5 S B t; Mrs. Irene Fabljanczuk, 7 other 'variances, and one for a spe step up current activities or are looi A variance would allow the use Mht what the oconomy really because demand is that much bet a proposal from alomantwy atlon. ■aodod to got moving again waa Just waiting for a signal the pub ter could fwint the way to price prlndpala, to group piqpila hefero- Wlllltin H. Curtis; Mrs. Kath PlllsbiUY Hill, Rockville; Mrs. although the qualifications are North-South vulnerable Bllzabeu Modln, 101 Porter Bt.; Asking to enlarge Miller's ReS' ■at a obango in the atatiatlca or lic’s in a mood for more spending increases on the consumer and in Since there vdll be a concert byOthlngs for the first time anywhere. eneoiinly instead of homogeneouo- Opening land—^Aoe of Hearts arine D. Bourn, chairman of the not met. Mdleaters, or oven the promise of to expand or start new ventures. dustrial products made from steel. the Manchester Civic Orcl)eatra One of these la by JtAai Duffy, Mrs. (J&rla GottschaUc, 69 Wood taurant is the Odd Fellows Build Dr. Melvin Horwitz is asking a K North didn’t know what to do A A K 9 I A S 6 school board; Mrs. Bernice Maher, ing Association. The present res MBM pumjKprlming laws. It need- Also behind some of the think And a number of other in Wednesday evening, and since Tm blind compoaer-planlat .who has A t a meeting at 7i80 in the over the opening bid of four prealdent of the Mancheiter Bdu- land St.; Gudmun Lowoll, An variance to build a house at ad a MliM on .the part of the pub- ing that sent stock prices up when dustries besides steel have been appearing on It In the dual capac been giving recitals around Hart Sykea Junior High School cafe dover; Louis LaBreok Jr., 636 taurant would be expanded to in 213 Ludlow Rd., in Residence Zone hearts. A double would be for f s wtlon Asaoclatlon (M EA); and clude a banquet room In a store llb — whether soundly^ based or one steel conipany raised prices, complaining that operating costs ity of conductor and soloist, it’s a ford for over 40 years, and teria , school p^clpals wUl and North wasn’t sure 4» S George Bradlau, chairman of the Mountain St., Rockville; Richard AA, 26-feet closer to the rear line Bbitly fancied — that business and again when the President were pinching profits. ’They, too, foregone conclusion that I shall de will give another at the Avery plain in moiA detail how they Harris, Hartford; Mrs. Jessie at 8 E. Center St., last occupied of taking four tricks. A bid for WaR Narih M/M Bm A principles’ administrative council. by a florist. than reg;ulations allow. AT STOP A SHOP YOU'L.i. GET «b a about, to take off eriment in international rela BELMONT offer vvasn’t even published tintll gas station yard. ing too much lor too many and decor; Eric Minton and Steve about for an unsuspecting listen tions. Since World War n , the that a higher quality and reduced Patlento Today: 199 and 7 Chairs ^67.00 1951, when it was In the public On u e s Weep ADMITTED SATURDAY: Mrs. MaJ. Leslie W. Williams, execu Adams, lighting and sound; Rosa RUG CLEANING er. Unfortunately for him, Joeef United States has given $100 bil quantity of our diffuse aid effort lie Blum, costumes; Burt Hlcock, domain and the puUishera Bdward L. Bioard, seaman ap- Lillie Warren, South Windsor; W. live officer of the Connecticut Hofmann, the great pianist, ar prentioe, USN, son of Mr. and lion worth of economic and mili in certain countries oould accom furniture; Celeste LeTendre, prop IN BUSINESS SINCE 1930 wouldn’t have to pay any royal rived at the wrong moment tary aid to more than 100 coun Brian Schnell, Coventry: Miss D e l Knowles, ties to his heirs. Mrs. J o s ^ L. Ricard of 9 Mid plish more.” State Police, will speak Wednes erties; Robin Lockwood and Jayne Prop. was drafted as audience and tries. Kennedy, in Ms message to Con Priscilla Dorsey, Coventry; Lori It is now considered one of the critic. dle Butchw Rd., le serving aboard Nicholas, 67 Davis’ Rd., Rockville; day at 8 p.m. at an open meeting Newlrth, makeup, and Ann Miller, Some the antl-submartne alroraft car The program has changed char gress, endorsed this and listed as of the Junior Century Club at stage manager. most significant works In the en With auiUbls soft lighting, and acter over the years. At first, Mrs. Slgna Mitchell, 92 Laurel St.; Combination.' tire literature for flute, but that rier USB Wasp flagship of Task foreign aid’s No. 1 objective: ‘"Tb Whiton Memorial Hall. His topic "Androcles and the Lion” by G. PORK much emotion, the pupil played with the Marshall Pltui, the apply stricter standards of selec Ronald Plante, 43 Lilac SL; Rob SAM’S UPHOLSTERING Service doesn’t make It 'well known, since Group Bravo and ourrently operat will be "Enforcement Problems B. Shaw, and "Les Precieuses” her dirge into Hofmann’s aensl- United States emphasized aid to tivity and self-help In aiding de ert Boyle, 94 E. Middle ’Tpke.; Mrs. 86 PLINY ST.— HARTFORD ZTfC Stamps flutists are not engaged aa solo ing in ths Cartbbsan. ’Tbs Wasp, a Mary Wiley, 79 Niles Dr.; Mrs. with Obscene Literature.” by Moliere, will be presented May Highligh Quality Ove ears. 'When she finished she Bmope. With Eruopean economic veloping countries.” Call MI 3-5083 or Hartford 522-4205 Anytime ists with anything like the reg turned to Hofmann expectantly, unit of Carrier Division 14, is Anne McKinney, Bolton Center "Lady Rosa,” a one-act play, 2, 3 and 4 at Bower’s School Workmanship! based at Boeton, Mass. recovery, the United States then will be presented by the fine arts Auditorium. ularity of singers, violinists and •■Wng, “ Well, what do you shifted the emphasis to the under Rd., Bolton. 6 4 3 - 0 0 1 2 pianists. You’ll like it, I know, and think?’’ ' developed world. Train Slices Auto ADMITTED YBS’TERDAY: committee and directed by Mrs Nancy does a really fine Job of It. With great accuracy the ikanist Other shifts have marked the Mrs. Louise Parmakian, 31 Arvlne Keith J. Carriers. CHOPS We’re also doing a eoiq;>le of replied, "I think It would have SoiUh Wind$or BOU’TTE, U . (AP) — A pas PL; Robert Cratty, 163 Tanner Mrs. Richard Elchacker, service program: from hea'vy use of CENTER CUT been better ifIf you had died, and grants to hea-vy use of loans, from senger train sliced through an St.; Mrs. Elsie Haima, 49 School chairman, announced that dona MacDowell hhd written the HistorifuiH Slate economic assistance to mllita^ automobile carrying two families Bt.; Michael ihettle, 10 Robert tions of children’s clothing would Another Connecticut business profits from the Elegy." assistance, and now back to eco and killed all seven occupants. Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Betty Aceto, be accepted for the Town Welfare This reminds me o f another McNulty Lecture nomic assistance. ’The victims apparently were on Sunnyvlew Dr., Vernon; Jane Tal Department, also postal cards and help of an SNET Communications Consultant TOP anecdote about MacDowell, The Agency for International their way home from Easter lent, 94 Constance Dr.; Mrs. Verla greeting cards for scrapbooks for o ' n i s OsoMe Chadwick, the ' composer Development figures that the church services. Courey, Wapping; Mrs. Eleanor patients at Coimectlcut Valley Hospital, Middleto-wn. GBADE of the Symphonic Sketches with J. Bard MicNulty, professor of United States, in the fiscal year Those killed Sunday were Clar Gustafson, 17 Division St.; Ber Quolity M«ot2 which our program will close. English at ’Trinity College, will be ending last June 80, spent $8.7 ence ’Theriot, 84, of Baton Rouge nard Karlin. Wapping; Sharon Du- Hostesses will be Mrs. James Chad” told me this one himself. the qteoker at the m eebig of the billion on foreign aid. Of this, $1.6 and his wife Anna, 81; their two Bols, 94 Foster St.; Mrs. Glendora Bordewlck, Mrs. Steve Casalino CONCERT It seems that Chadwick waa in- Amell, 206 Henry St.; Daniel Hair, Mrs. Ben Delmastro, Mrs. Ray South Windsor Historical Society bUlion was spent on military as- sons Charles, 9,, and Alvin, 7; BY vltsd to dinnar at MacDoweU’s today at 8 p.m. at Wood Memorial slatance, and $6.2 billion on eco Leonard Theriot and Ms wife, 435 E. Middle ’Tpke.; Mrs. Jean mond Demers, Mrs. John Jeffers, Specials for Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday! home, around the turn o f the cen library. nomic assistance. Mary, each 28; and their year-old Schuetz, 33 Lancaster Rd.; ’Thomas Mrs. Robert Livingston, Mrs. Leo W f M S a V E THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES tury. At that time the American McNulty, who is chairman of The economic assistance In daughter Pamela. ’The men were Thlffault, 2 Ridgewood St.; Joseph ’Tsokalas, Mrs. Donald Porstrom Manchester Civic Orchestra composer waa frequently c « n the Olaatoifbury matorie District cluded $2.9 billion In loans, brothers, their wives were sisters. Donahue, Chester; Peter Pescasa- and Mrs, Donald Smith. pared with Grieg. Mrs. MacDowell Commission, win apeak on "Pre $1.6 MlUon lor the Pood lor Peace Udo, 32 Ardmore Rd.; Mrs. Edith P r o d u c e , turned to "Chad’ for his optaion serving the Ristoric Character of LINCOLN CENTER GRANTS Kamm, Wapping; Dola and Rose on the matter. program, wMch seUs U.S. surplus Early Connecticut Towns.” foods to hungry nations. NEW YORK (AP)—The Ford marie Pelletier, Broad Brook; N. Y. SIRLOIN S p e c t u l e S Wednesday, April 17 Mked, "Who do ’The public Is welcome to at This U.S. aid means a myriad Foundation has announced grants Deborah Croft, 74 Union St.; Miss 8:15 P.M. you think is the grMter compo tend, according to Mrs. Bdltfa M. of things to millions of different totaling $17,217,000 for the Lincoln DIeme Rinaldi, 65 Durkin St.; Mrs. ser, Grieg or my husband?" Vlbwt, publicity chairman. people, perhape a school In South Center for the Performing Arts Maty Dlttmeyer, 26 Courtland St. RUMMAGE “Grieg," answered Mr. Qbad- America, tools on an Asian farm, here and Its constituent organlza- BIR’THS SATURDAY: A 'rick with perfect eandassist In comple Sponsored By N. Methodist LARGE W rty yeera ago and I’vs nSvsr government budget. tion of construction and in the ex BIRTHS YBS’TBIRDAY: A Church—^WSCS Snow White HEAD bean invited to dinner ahtoe." Congo Aide Ends Exile In his budget message last Jan panding operations of the perform daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mal 2 9 * NANCY TURETZKY and JOHN GRUBER Well, I can’t Invite you an to uary Kennedy asked $4.9 billion ing organizations moving into li* colm MacDuff, 87 Waddell Rd.; a 300 PARK ST. dinner, but I do invite you all to AI/jUERS (AP)—^AnlcSt Kaaha- for the main toreign aid p.c - col Center. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Soloists n t ^ d the eonoert Wednesday eve mura, who served as information in the next fiscal year. He also ’The foundation granted $12.6 mil Maneg^a, Stony Rd., Bolton; a ning. minister in the Lumumba govern arited $2.4 bUllon lor Food for lion to Lincoln Center In 1966 and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. G or^n THURSDAY, APRIL 18 Carrots w*-' 3 cZs2 5 « ^DR, JACK HELLER, Guest Conductor ment in the Congo, announced to Peace. Small, Hublard Dr., Vernon. 1 rredMBS Ffieos IffecHva Twee. — WeA, Only day he la ending Ms exUe and re BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. 8 A.M. STEAK On I ^ c h 24, a special citizens List Wio6 Honor turning to Leopoldville. and Mrs. John TCozlcki, Coventry; The finest meat ADULTS $1.60-^TUDENTS 50c committee headed by Gen. Lucius Kashsmura has been in North D. a a y handed the President a yeu'H ever eat! list of eoo- Africa alnce he fled the Congo report on foreign aid, filled with HE^.n O'VER! ENDS THURS. would more than a year ago to a^d All ■>'<-- prosecution. recommendatlone. Including the Sizzling with value and sav ««*®ie phyatoally handicapped peo- suggestion that foreign aid pro 2*. J?®**** way into pM^ Premier Cyrille Adoula said grams could be cut. ings, these are the very M i l Delicious in Salads end Sandwiches S A V I « t c M d private buUdlnga has won a last week that he will free An pared Ms same Top o’ the Grade qual rodow service award for the toine Glsenga, Isft-Ieaning seces own budget and. In Ms special ity 'Steaks we’re famous ®Mndaids AssociaUon sionist whp was one of the late Boned Chicken 2 CANS of New York. Patrice Lumiunba’s most ardent fo Congress Aprt 2 ^*The sate and sarvlotng of Butoks £«•! Tender, juicy flavor asked for $420 mlllton Isu than with our Just-Rite Trim backers. This prompted Kasha- I>arr ef mjr nMher. Robert W. Pierce, President ” whe passM sway Apricots 29< tkM end BpiilaHV Pierce Buick, inc., Hartford, Connecticut For After Schaet Snacks S A V I 17c VefleMWe ead Hewer fced Flaunt Site Secrets STANCEV WARNER Top of Round “ ‘99* 10OZ $ | 0 0 Veivtl 6 w m U w e *e*^ Bob Pierce was planning to renovate and expand his Buick dealership. PKGS 1 (OMfjHaaod from Page One) Educator 3 •*Mf. Prt4" Pert Hew Psiifhlar Myrtle STATEIXl And he wanted telephone facilities as up-to-date as his new decor. The best bacon you can buy! Stop & Shop lowers to stick to the original UINCHION MIAT Crab Orara Certiel Wrtertrtl In Mfmoriam P<^C6 in Bnat BGriin mv S A V I «c for 6 mass rally in Hyde Park. IT IS DIFFERENT.ITISDARIN& He needed fast communication between departments and equipment that five Britiah SS^-bSSb^dem* o vm m BOO PATTBRNB lawe end •wden Weed WHen gjw fore who passed away April 5, could handle the large volume of outside calls without delay. Thick Sliced De Luxe Bacon Vk A 73' Peter Cadogaa, 42, intemational MOSTOFALUNITSOWNTERRI- Speelal M l This Week! (49o |Nr penntf) Horniel Spam 43‘ •weelele line e# Peedddae aoerriary of the Oorainittes at lOO Thu di^ before Bast o S - FYjNGWAY.ITISALOVESTORY. e flTs if we oould say, Orotewhol and frarttier Beieedaw ««iaier LB tb4 same Ml oM way. wMch urges olvil disobediencs in One of our Ccmimuiucations Consultants — Bill (}uirk — was sent to survey Silver collection Rose Bushes S $3.19 Ooikata and Daliciaus ''' S A V I tc ^ bear your voice, to see you smile, ths campaign, caUed on his f^- pushbutton telephone for busy offices. Result: Pierce Buick’s customers ______Sees and dsuahtsr pattema hare, kicludad are Tiffany, CMARimS, KM 8 TOIACCO MOOUCTS fXfMFT MOM STAAM OffM mental nuclear center near Ox are served more quickly and efficiently than ever before and communications ford, saM the Hyde Park raUy run SOUND advice and 1b M cm oritiB Towia, (3orham, Lunt, Intemational, Kirk, Stiaff, MUaS KFKTIVI IN BMT NATIONAL SUM* MAIKFTS ONLY lovias might be caUed off if tha break between departments are as fast and easy as touching a button. OOWN-TODIRTH PKICE away groi9 went throiMih with the Read & B a r^, Wallace, Heirloom and Frfgaat Whitehall iSaaa. from Danmark. Eaay Paymanta Invited. ••• our regular Oadogan led 1,006 marchers Sat Perhaps a Communictitlons Consultant can help your firm cut costs, A coffee break you*ll love! £3 m urday to an underground bunker — • PLDB ------r - B’eM^dSy, seme time, whea teS li on the route of the 60-mlle march, SHOWW AT SriO nnd t . increase efficiency and build sales. 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■ ^ L.: ...... 1L4NCHESTER e v e n i n g , h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. CX)NN.. MONDAY. APRIL 16. 1968 1IANCHB9T9R EVE|4INO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY. APRIL 15. 1968 P A S S W W i Sgl. York Failing, Bruce Chagrined recreation; Karl Then, (dilef of all subsequent presidents or mem more than M)0 sects eelebratod ^^near Winning HEALTH CAPSULES 17 MHS Seniors ^Run^ Town the Tinm Fire Department; and White House Staff bers pf ueir immediate families Easter Marked Easter within ttie ancient walla ky Mlchsel A. PMtl, MJX John VerfaiUe. town engineer. have put In an appearance at one of Jerusalem, at the massive FREE BEUVERY H ensy IM tocmi Family at Side By Britain’s Bah The studenta wlU discuss their Girds for Egg Roll or more of the foee-for-all romps. CAN VOU SPOIL A BABV BY Ty-Radio Tonight «iq>^enoea as guesta of the Ro The records don’t show that many ^ u rc h of the Holy Sepulchre. t AM. M y PM. GIVING HIM TOO MUCH NASHVILLE, T ^ , (AP)—Sgt. NBW YORK (AP)-Oomedlan On Youth Government Day tary dub Tueaday, April 80, at presldenta tried it a second time. Around World There waa one note of sorrow Back at Work LOV6 « Bnitr Bruce,, ousted'from Great DOUBLE (Oenttaroed from Page One) amid the rejoicing. The families Alvin C. York, the ^ling hero of 6:80 p.m. at tha Manchester Coun No one is quite sure who start (Continued from Page Oim) Brltala for tha aeccod tima with B am haan iunchMkter Hlghf Tha other “oCfKdala” wtt be as try d u b . What has become a national ed rolling rather than hunting and friends of 129 men lost last ARTHUR DRIB nKMUU World War I, was listed in criti in a week, teaufully commented WORLD GREEN Jamas Sheldon, chairman of the Easter eggs. White House grotmda' Wednesday aboard the U.S. sub W ttttr Television Sobool aenloni will |U30onq;>aay foUows: capital tradition started some 74 cal condition today with heart Ut IdlowUd airport Sunday that he Mias Busan WaUisr, superin Youth Actlvitlai Committee of Ro keepers, who have the chore of the West Cfoast where there Were marine Thresher were tai mourn i 6:00 ( 8) Bis 8 Theater (in progress)* ’ (34) FersMCtlvaa. town offlolali on their rounds to some showers. ■OU;nfOOD (AP) — on « « trouble, possible pneumonia and (22) Hovls at 5 (in progreas) 8:80 (8-404U) The ^lam an was too embarraaeed to dlaoiss tendent of schools; Francis tary, la coordinator of the pro years ago when President Benja cleaning up afterward, have been ing. 4 f f atttr winnlny Un third, Oscar a blood circulatory disturbance. (10-30) E arly Show (In progivaa) (1^ Lucy Show the dtuaUen. morrow and two others will visit gram, held annually alnee 1940. min Harrison occupied the execu heard to wish om loud that there Sunrise services drew thoustmds Along New York’s Filth Avenue, ( 8) Yogi Bear (18) Bubecrlptlon TT Brooks; principal of Manchaater fei t m jrm n , Hsnry Mancinl was The 75-year-old veteran from Bruce had flown t o London Sat the State Legislature with H i^ ; MlsB Melody Weir, chief of was a law to compel the eating of worshippers. Many of the serv a million, Easter strollers walked (40) C^lng Mr. D. 9:00 ( 8-12) Danny Thomas the Manchester rmresentatives tive mansian. WANTED! kadi la Ms «(Bea bard at work. Pall Mall, Tenn., was brought to (M) Images of Art (24) CMeai by Fire urday. He waa denied admlsaion STAMPS polioe; James IjLyBarry, super Early Figure* Dwarfed An irate but anonymous citizen, of all eggs brought after the shells ices were outdoors, ranging from by a fleig at half-staff across the St. Thorhas Hospital Saturday (53) For Your Information ( 8-40-68) Straey Burke and ordered to return to the Wednesday as partloipanU in the intendent of jjErKs; Mlae Laurie whose children and their friends had been left at home. Florida's Miami Stadium to atop street from St. Patrick’s (Cathedral. VlHt WMSt nauaual. In the past after his condition became worse. (18) Sutiacriptlon TV 9:80 ( S-12) Andyay OrlfOriniUi ' United States. annual Rotary Youth in Oovom- the 1,387-foot Mt. Rubidoux, near The flag was at half mast In honor Gean, Late Model 6:16 (24) Frontlera of the Sea 2340) Art; Unkletter Chapman, asaeaaor; Timothy Don WA8HINOTON—U tha United had been shooed off the congres- dMads WatM»ini has poured forth His wife and seven children Were 6:25 ( 3) News. Sports. Weather. 10) Law and Mr. Jones The American, known for his mant Day pg<(%ram. ahue, building inspector; ^w ard slmially cne Ranger ( 8-4058) Ben Casey sion. Uam WhltaseU. Miss Jansson la Alao, Harry Himtlngton, auper- little rirls under 6 wUI be more Harrison saved the day for par to 20,000 Italians and foreig^ Pope John XXm wished the in history. TOP PRICES PAID •Bd mich of it has been good. terially since his admittance. At ( 8) Victory a t Sea h2) Playhouse There has been no official indi the Swedish exchange student Integident of cemeteries; Michael tourists in St. Peter’s Square. world a “good Easter” from the Framcis Cardinal Spellman of tendants said he was conscious . (10-22-30) HunUey-Brlnkley (10-23-90) Brinkley’s Jo u raal (O cation vdiy Bruce w u ordered than three times the country’s ent and children by telling them lUndni’a victory this year was ( 3) Walter Cronkite *84) HeriUge Theater M«j4*ng a year at Manchester Lautenbach, town clerk; Miss Don 1776 population. And tha number to roll their eggs on the White He appeared at his window at balcony of St. Peter’s In the Vat of New York, Roman (Catholic mil' for the song *'Da^ of Wine and and talked with his doctor and ) ( 3) Movie 10:80 ( 3) Stum p the S tars from the country Saturday. He had Hi|^'School. na MdLaln, controUer;- Edwguxl of boys under 16 wUl be larger House lawn. noon, recited the Angelua and ican before a crowd of half mil Itary vicar of the U.S. armed members of the family. 0 8-12-22-30-40) News. Sports and (18) SubSteriptlon TV suggested eu ller that hla ouster linen.** for which Johnny Mercer W eather (32) Third Han _.T5 voting hy the senior class last Pouech, superintendent of the wa than the nation’s Civil Wu: popu It has been happening every gave his blessing. lion. The Pope again called on forces, concluded his Easter mes Carter wrote the lyrics. Last year he won This was the fourth time in less (24, Heritage (30) Air Power the first time waa.because of his Wednesday, Miss Marjorie Koblln- (Christians everywhere to perse sage “with a prayer for the gal arrests in the United States on ter department; Joseph Prignano, lation. Females alone will be more Easter Monday since, except for Easter Monday — called ’’Little CHEVROLET C O - W C. for aadber Mercer collaboration,” than a year that York has been (63) Film 11:00 ( S-8-10-13-2330-4058) Mews; Bky waa aelected as general man superlntendegYt of highways; Don numerous than the whole 1920 the World War n years. Easter” in Italy—Is a holiday In vere In the search for brotherhood. lant men of the submarine Tresh- **MOOa Rtver,' ’as well as for his NO. BABIES THRIVE ON hospitalized. He has been bedrid (10) Death Valley Days Sports; Weather narcotics, assault and obscenity ager and Fred McCurry aa mayor. 1229 Main St., Mandieeter LOVE. IP YOU REAU-Y LOVE 7:15 (22) Hirhllghto U;16 (10) TonUrtU Tonight (C) ■ ald Simmons, superintendent of population. As far as can be determined. much of Europe. Thousands of pilgrims from er and for their dear ones.” score of “Breakfast at Tiffany's." den since suffering a stroke sev 7:30 ( 8-40-63) Dakotas ( 3) Movie charges, the latter arising from Mhre Important, perhaps, he HIM, VOUR LOVE WILL NOT eral years ago that left hlA. pa (24) 45 Yrs. With Fitzpatrick (40) Steve Allen bis night club act O p o n has WOB the patronage of record SPOIL HIM, BUT HELP HIM. ralyzed from the waist down. (10-22-30) NBC Movie (C) 11:20 (12) Movie ^ J - - - t a -■-s-j t_ s ■ - - (12) To Tell the Truth 11:30 (22-.30) Tonight (O) to an extent that no other nWaW VflpBUlM IMIpnN mvofiwnwfh He was awarded the Medal of 8:00 (12) I've Got A Secret 12:30 ( 8) Movie BONUS EGGS WmI., Thors, score composer can Honor, the nation's highest mili LrrnUB ROCX Ark. (AP)— matdL Bia album “Music from tary decoration, for what Gen. SEE SATUKDAY’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE U SIIN O Rodney Bowers, 8, went on an and Friday Peter Ounn!’ sold more than a John J. Pershing termed the Easter egg hunt sponsored by the copies. “Breakfast at Tif- Particle Found greatest individual feat of World Little Rock Boys (Hub. B£:g8 were 9 laay*B*’ topped 8N,d00 and "Mr. War I. The Tennessee mountain hidden in a field, Rodney found Till P.M. XiUdqr** a hsIf-mlUion. boy killed 25 German soldiers and a nest epntsdning two wild baby **Batarl“ reached the quarter- Less Than Atom captured 132 others in a single Radio rabbits and added them to his col marii, and the si^le of engagement. (m is listing includes only those news brondooMts of 19 or ULmtnato lection of agga. **Baliy Blephant Walk” from that NEW YORK (AP)—Existence of After the war York returned to length. Some stations carry other short ggewsoasts). a new sub-atomic particle, pre his rural home on the Cumber •tan was a Ug seller. WDBC—U88 WINP—1388 What has Mancinl got? dicted by a Japanese scientist land Mountains plateau, where he 6:00 Kurt Kussell 8:0U News. Wall Street It seems to this fan of his art farmed and raised a family. Ill 8:00 Raynor Shines 6:16 Sbowcaee flmt tala acoree brought a much last year, is confirmed by two ex health forced him to retire sev 1:06 News, tilgn Oft 6:4b lAJwell Thom as C.ISH SAVINCS M O N D A Y , asedsd freshness to movie and perimenters reporting in the cur eral years ago. 7:0U Showcase rent issue of Physical Review 6:00 News 8;(X) The World TWUStt 'HpuittnA TUESDAY and talevislea background music. It 6:16 Paul Hairey^ 2>r. Albert E. 8:30 Showetbs* Letters. Burke U:00 News perhaps took a newcomer to get 6:3U Alex Drier K SUPER WEDNESDAY away from the soaring strings and The new particle, a phi-meson, 6:40 Sports trumpet blasts that have long was predicted by Dr. Jun John Two Uninjured 6:60 Bob Considlne 'V MARKETS Sakurai, who now works at the 7:00 Edward P. Morgaa punctuated dramatic pictures. 7:16 Connecticut P H. iTsMirii himself remarks; “I University of Chicago. He gave In Rt. 85 Crash 7:30 Dick's Den EXPERT BACK-HOE SPECIALS the particli its name and this was try to capture a contemporary 10:30 Tonipht at My Placs EXCAVATION feeUiw in music, using sounds that adopted by the confirming groups, ■•Two Manchester men escaped WTIC—I08t one at Brookhaven Laboratory on 6:00 News, Sporie and Wsatlisr LANDSCAPING 3 we an hear around us. There’s no injury Saturday ■when their car 6:30 Financial Report raascB why movies about modem Long Island and the other at the skidded 200 feet on Rt. 85 and 6:35 Album of the Day 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST, MANCHESTER University of California at Berk 6:45 Three Star Extra M A S O N R Y auBjecte should be accompanied eley. bounced off a tree. 7:i>6 Conversation Piece tay Itth century music. John J. Willis, 21. of 84 Prince 7:30 News of the World SEPTIC TANK AND FUEL. OIL “After an, they didn’t wear ’The phi-meson is Intermediate ton St., driver of the car, was ar 7:45 Concessional Report SEWER WORK DONE between an electron and a proton. 8:06 Boston Symphony Ugb-huttoned shoes in ’Breakfast rested and charged with fadlure to 10:05 Nightbeat Dr. Sakurai predicted It would drive In an established lane. He AT FAIR PRICES a t TUtaay’a ’ *’ have a mass equivalent to 1,020 11:00 News ifenrfni la not reluctant to use will appear In Manchester session 11:15 S p o ru Final BY COOPERATIVE million electron volts. The experi of arcuit Court 12 May 6. 11:30 S tarlight Serenade n o tea riiythms, especially Jazz, menters found it had a mass of 1:00 News and Sign Off. and be Is bearish on offbeat instru- His companion was Robert Tay WPOr.^1416 o n . (O.MI’.\.NV 1,019 million, which is within the 6:0u Joey Reynolds CHUCK BMBta He has often employed the lor, 22, of 16 Mt. Nebo PI. Angelo Giola & Son .n.'i Mun.\i> -k h :!:!' r decMc organ to good advantage, error range predicted by the "Trooper James Hall of the Col 7:00 Bill Hughes eapaelany in “Mr. Lucky.” Other Japanese-bom scientist. chester Troop said Willis was driv 12:00 Girand Call 649-0936 I’l.i.. MI :-i. tovccites of his are the electric The prediction was based on a ing north on Rt. 85 at 5:20 a.m. aalHaps used in “Baby Blephant tentative arrangement of sub amd had rounded a curve a half Walk”—the S-flat clarinet and al atomic particles Into groups of mile north of Birch Mt. Rd. when aaost aay member of the flute eight, as proposed by Dr. Mur his car went into a skid. It slid STEAKS family. ray Gell-Mann at the Califnoria 200 feel over to the left, hit a BaA was bom in Qeveland 89 Institute of Technology. small tree, and swerved back to Pittsburgh years ago Tuesday. He grew up in The phi-meson, produced by the right before coming to a stop, SELECTED the steal town of Aliquippa, Penn., bombarding liquid hydrogen with the trooper reported. Home need Where his father taught him the K-mesons, has a life of only two PAINT flute at 8. He was picked out of ten-thousandths of one billionth of decorating? CHOICE tha Julllard School of Music by one billionth of a second. SEE dtele Sam, and after the war 18585727 played piano and arranged for the BEEF Vtat Beneke band. He married the Larsen's alnger, Gtnny O’Connor. Easier Egg Hunt SiMtiH HMlIi-Stmtli S TMu Fttttr I3iiw Bcll-us tablits wheiwm' you think HARDWARE, INC. “After I left the band, I wasn’t your krtath may olfiiil. Bell-ana neutralize Get an HFC doing much but arranging for the Brings Out 500 acidity, sweeten imdih and stomach like S4 Depot Square, Manchester magic. No harmful drugs. Get Bell-ant Phone 649-5274 groiq> my wife was singing with, toibiy. 35c at dniggitti. Send postal toBell-ans, &e iMellowlarfcs,’’ Hank said. Ftourteen children found golden Orangthurg, N. Y., for llhtral free sampig. Householder’s “They appeared in some musical eggs Saturday at the annual Man- TUB BUTTER ahorte at Universal, and 1 got to cl»«ter Jayced Easter Egg Himt loan know the boys in the music de- at the Valley St. playground. About 500 psu-tlcipated in the partmoBt Don’t let lack of money "Ihe bead of the department, hunt. Casli MONTHLY PAYMINT SCHIDUll Finders of the golden eggs were OPEN DAILY 10 to 10 keep you from making TOP /o e Oershenson, gave me a job YoaOel 30 18 12 6 scoring an Abbott and Costello presented with Easter baskets. the improvements your psrmtt Psnmu pmrmts psjrmtt They were Kathy Ann Blasko, ♦ pletnre, ‘Lost in Alaska.’ I was home needs. Apply for IlM S 6.72 % 7.27 hired for two weeks and stayed Kathi Lynn KIotMr, Gary Swan $10.05 $18.46 QUALITY son, John M. Wagner, Kenneth that fix-up cash at HFC 2M 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.55 six years, wriong for every kind 3M 19.25 20.91 29.27 54.48 of ptoture. The experience was In- L ^g et, Robert Yawondci, Robin today. Haberem, Ricky Chemard, Michele 9M 30.83 33.61 47.55 89.47 vahiable. To reverse the George 6M 36.41 39.74 56.48 106.80 Bnma remark (that today's new- Howard, Kathy McConnell, Gary Stone, llavld Corban, Darcy Es- Ask about Credit Lifa Tht sckt dula oboaa ia basad on prompt monikty comecs have no training ground GS rapoymtnU and includaa eosta. Bouaahoid'a ckorga to which to be bad), I had a llger and Pamela Slrmana. Ituurance on loans S%Ptr monik on kalautta of SlOO or Uas 'mnd Z% per aaonth on that part of tha balanco SEALTEST placs to be bad.” Patrolman Prime Amadeo of CLEANERS at group rates in excaaa of $100 and net in atetaa of fJOO. aatd 44 of 1% pm month on that pah o f tha baiomet Mancinl learned, and left Uni the Manchester Police Department tm axtots of $300 to $600, versal to begin an association Bounded a police siren at 10 a.m. Pine St. and Hartford Rd. (Lower Store) with director Blake Bidwairds with to signal the start of the hunt for “GhBB,” “Lucky” and feature more than 2,000 colored eggs. Tom films. Now he sifts the offers, Ottney of the Jaycees directed the COIN TYPE DRY CLEANING HOUSEHOU) FINAN GALLON MILK laavtag time for occasional con- •vent. eerta and for his family, which The annual Easter Egg Hunt Professional Spotting toetaidae twin girls, 10, and a son, was sponsored by the Manchester FREEl 12 Lb. *2.25 MANCHIfTBR BHOPPING PAMCAM Get The Best n . Jaycees, Jaycee Wives, Manches ter PTAs, Ladles of St. James’ OUR LOW, LOW PRICES ON PROFESSIONAL 382 Midcile Turnpike West PNPItOTECTED BIRDS and the Holy Name Society of St. CLEANING ARE THE LOWEST IN TOWN! Gef Sealtesf AUltlN, Tex. (AP) — Game James’ Church. AU eggs and prizes 2nd Floor—PHONE: 643-2738 waztIaBs aay that of the many were donated by the organizations. i Mea, Tsk., Hibis. 10 to 6-Wtd., FiL 10 la l-S rt. 9:30 te Rom Unda a t U r ^ to be found within Ilia atate only eight are unpro- toetod. by state or federal lawa Tbs unprotected birds include myyiiiiiHiiiiy n o w , buzzard, sapsucker, gos hawk, aharp shin hawk, starling, Englisli sparrow and blua darter PRESSED FOR TIME? SLICED BREAD hawk. 2 iMmttIjly Nnus W E'RE OPEN POPULAR WHITE 1-LB. Person To Person LOAVES W« beard a U N T IL 5 P.M. ENRICHED taOc on the APRIL, 1963 at benefits our society MONDAY . .. TUESDAY . FRID A Y r brought by THURSDAY 9 AJd. to 8 PJML the freedom DONT! RELY ON "EMPTY CALORIES.” a t aad equal WEDNESDAY 9 AJU. UntU Noon r ig h ts for Despite the variety of food available to every PINEAPPLE JUICE womsaa, which one, most people have an insufficient diet. They Is Mhs of the CP9tcA.J&d^6B^ -A 'Ct '{k get plenty of calories, but many lack the ele aigntfleant ad- ments neMed for vital organs. v ah eas of DOLE >1 I (5IANT ^ 1 . modeni dvili- SAVIMGS Batlcn. There A'VERAOE DIET IS INSUFFICIENT. la a t course, LOAN (Save 32c) ■o gnestion /\ S‘ .s () C I A T I O N' It contains too many “empty calories” and Im a b o u t the portant vitamins needed for growth and energy twsnttath een- U jr^ O SA VfMSS______are lost by oIdng and exposure before eating. SAMCSRSTRR’Z •I.StST nWAWeiAL iwstitutios tarjr baing the Current Annual Dividend oaa that brought women (God /OOtaA4iain Mmcmiyftmaie Msm ’am) into their own, on a WHICH VITAMINS DO YOU NEED? WATERMELONS On Insured Savings j^iatsau f t full equality in virtu- BRANCH OFFICE, B^UTE SI. COVENTRY aUy ataey phase of life There are many different formulas available “But,” the speaker told us, *Tt and your Doctor can tell you the one best for Is latarasting to learn from au- , you. Don’t let a door-to-door pedlar, or a mall SWEET, ttoxitattve aources that there were order firm be your physician. parlods even tai ANdEOVT so- detlea, when the ladies hkd prac- RED, RIPE ttoaBy conqilete freedom and DEPEND ON US FOB QUALITY. tights a t their own which were r sm actsd and protected.” The vitamins we supply are made by the firms Fbr ageanqale, in Babylonia, more whose reputations insure dependability. The than '4,000 years ago, a woman Oopyrigdit 1968 (M-1-68) Printed in UBJL At Manchester Popular Mariut Ctoly « Memodd Ihe Midun, add a second hath, Valid thro Sntorday, AprU 20th « i 4 Indam aad wa might coin D E M AlO BROTHERS Since 7920 A s k a t a n y • PutinasuimmijtgpooiLiandsoapeyouryard. a m a t a m own: “Nsrer under- A0UL1S ONLT-ONE TO A PAMILT JLJgJJ T R I 7 8 T,C 0 1 t P A X r r M Jodgniant of a woman!” TEL Ml 3-7691— W * Carry J m i i Im S m Iw H Balat aad Service, Ihc. No Sleaipt wifli CigereHet or leer—State Uw r. Oil OK I Shrd deal*, S19 Main XtmUrrJ)J.O. I 695 .MAIN ST., MANCHESlW 4 - MANCHB8TBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONNh MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1968 PAGE 8SVBM
^ ■ , p a g e n x MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN„ MONDAY, APRIL 16, IW t W orld Niews sport dadsioli It didn't, want to entirely hannless in itaalf, never Woodcock Wings GRAND UNION IS THE PLACE TO BUY JUmd|PBtpr play tha gams a t armammU and theless lets down the bars to some Today in Washington Today £trpttlti9 Ifprald war anyway. mortal enemy who has been camp Clue to Biologists The Baby Has JHHap BT mm___ Conceivably, this rivalry over ing on out cell-steps for thousands WASHINGTON (AP) In the^cent to $8,030,000,000, loan# 'to CAIRO (AP)—%ypUan premier 00. Ota the privilege of helping the Congo of years, waiting for our fooliHi news from Washington: members increased 14.1 per cent lAURXL, )id. — W oodootk Aly Babry saya E g ^ , Ii«q oitd V i ______JBt , Syria have agreed on n constitu iMtMr Conn. create and train Its own eetab- moment. LATIN AMERICA: A four-man to $3,661,000,000 and dividends paid liui^Ars In tho Uidtad SUtM and house study mission reports the Increttsed 6.1 par eo ntto $106,- Been Named... tion for a new' United Amb Re Ushment for war could lead to a With surii reservations and un Omada aro holplng rsasavelwra United States enjoys "a more fa 1 00 ,00 0. public and will hold pleblseites to likely but also quite possible even BINGO war between Itie rival would-be approve the plan wiOiln the next l^uBdef^lSSe? 1. u n vorable position in Latin America study the offoota of postlcldsa, dl- helpers. ^ tualities in mind, wricoms to thi than It has for many years." soasos, and othar oonditlons. EVERY 19ES8AY NNHT, t OHUMK few montha. BvMT araitac lixctpt Sabry said a communique to be Bblwitrs. Entered at the nils to the particular variety of miracle new pesticide. However, the group also says Wlniga from shot ‘woodcocks' aro At Menchester Conn., ae that unless Latin-American gov Reds Bombarded Issued Tuesday on the week-long common aenee realism by which, ssnt for study to oontors In Frodo- MAPLE GROVE, ROCKVILLE MooDpudd, David Ctoorge Jr., aoa of David Gootge and Paul unity talks wlU outline the political I lUU Hatter. ernments can capture the alle ricton. Now Btunstoiok, and Lou- ina Dorighl MtooOpnoM, 6 Omnay Dr., a tom . Ha vyaa born April so far, we run this world of ours. giance of their people by being Leaving Meeting charter of the new federation and SOBSCRIFTION RATEa rol, whore biologists map arsos f r a n k l i n ST^LINTY OF FRKi FARKW 5 at Manchaatar Mamortol HoapRal. Hlii maiamal grandfather to spell out the ptinclplsa of the pro Payable In Adranca A Thought for Today responsive to their needs "large, In wtalcli hunting was poor aa a Frank DorigM, MiUburg, Maos. Hla patamal grandimranta txm tea Tear ...... txi.00 masses will remain vulnerable to AUCKLAND, Now Zealand (AP) posed constitution. Kc'Hentha 11.00 Our Frknd, The Winner Sponsored by I to Manchostar stop to toanttaig why. Mr. and Mni. Douglaa MiaoDonahl, Oiwenltiy. Egyptian President 0$uual Ab- Hrae Hontha ...... 5.50 Communist subversion and recep —A barrage of apidas, sgga and * • * • • One Heath 1.H Council of Ohnrehea tive to Communist promises.” )1 Naoser, who is expected to be One way to look at the Canadi street rubbish met an audienca . OravaUne, Donna Lynn, daughtar of Bdward T. and Marion president of the new U.A.R., has WEDMESDJOr^ The mission, headed by Rep. UEHBBR OF an election is to say that we have Morall Oravalina, BaMtar 8 t, T oH i^ . Sho waa bom Munh 20 at been pressing for a oqe-party sys THE ASSOCIATED PRESC Remorse without penitence Armlstead I. Selden Jr., D-Ala., emerging from a Ciommuntot pai^ liQUAUrr'iNBURAWOll 9 U K K 1W8 jllllH iiii Manchaatar Memorial Hoapttal. Her maternal grandmother Is l>e Aaao^ted Frees la ezclualvaly come out at least a partial victor toured five nations in Latin Amer ,ty meeting Sunday night. i i i tem. Iraqi and Syrian negotiators drives to suicide. Mrs. Oathleen Morell, Boat Hartford. Her paternal grandpar-. had wanted a role for the Ba’ath iUtM to tha use of rwpubllcaUon o( in an election in which we should Judas did not grasp the spirit ica late last year. About 660 persons attended the SI newa dlapatches credited to it or meeting to hear speeches by Com ante are Mr. and Mrs. Thaodore OraveHne, iSaat H a it f^ . She Socialist party which Is a power ac< otharwlae credited In tbia paper never have been entered. The best of Christ or he never would have "The attack on communism In h u a brother, Ikniglaa, 3H ; and two dators, DenSe, 6 ^ , and mat also the local newa publUhed oere. the hemisphere must be both im munists attending the Now Zea- ful element in both Iraq and Syria. All riahta of republlcatlon of apecial— thing we can do with the result is taken matters into his own hands. Doreen, 4H- Sabry said the negotiatora had With a mind guilty of betrayal he mediate and long-range,” the re tand triennial conference. Dele P sy your insursncB ppemiuniB hii regulsr * • * * . dlapatcnea herein are also reaerred. to try to get quickly past and be gates included those from the So agreed to start at once necessary carried out the self-appointed sen port says. Parillo, Mary Alice, daughtar of Daniel Ralph and Oaraldine full aarriee client of N. E. A. Serr- yond the factors which first tied us "Clearly, the American repub viet Union, China, Italy, Albania, monthly installments, just as you pay rent steps toward establishing a unified ee, Inc. _ tence of death by hanging. Novak PeriUo, Box 82, ConverM Rd„ Bolton. She waa bom April into this Canadian campaign, and lics must take steps to defend Indonesia, Canada and Australia. military command and unifying Fnbllshera Rejveaentatlrea The May we accept the spirit of or mortgage, utilities and other household 4 at Manoheater Memorial Hospital. Her materaal grandparents foreign affairs. Julius Mathews Special Agency—New then get on to reemphasis of the themselves against the immediate Before the meeting a crowd of are MI*, and Mrs. John Nowk, Olaveland, OMo. Her paternal York. Chleaico. Detroit and Boatoe. Christ and permit Him to sit in dangers of Communist subversive students marched up to the haU. UUs. It helps you fit your insurance pay PURT SHEPSTONE, South lOiHBER AUDIT BUREAU OF permanent good ties between our judgment concerning our guilt. aggression in order to proiride the grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph PeriUo, Cleveland, Ohio. Africa (AP)—Seven Africans were dRCULATIONE. Lhey found the doors closed, and ments neatly into your budget. . . eUminates m two countries, and development of We may trust His mercy. Alliance for Progress a suitable M I m two brothers, Marie, Q, and Matt, 8; and two ataters, killed and 11 seriously injured In clamored for admission. Police Mlohela, 4, and Melanie, 1 ^ . The Herald Piintms Company Read Matthew 27;3-S. atmosphere in which to function.” guarded the doors. the inconvenience of budget-jug|di*ig to weekend tribal fighting near Port assumes no financial responsibulty m the special good ties which the Rev. Robert J. Shoff • • • • • * typofraphical errors appearlns in ad- NLRB; Stuart Rothman, m e r - After the meeting most of tho i.iepatone, 80 mUes southwest of Canadian victor should be inter Church of the Nazarene 'meet an annual or semi-annual premium. Rzawiiskl, lis a Joan, daughter'of Joseph T. and Denise La- Durban. ▼ertlaementa and other reading matter al counsel of the National Labor audleilce walked into a barrage voigne Reewuakl, RFD 1, ToUand. She was bom AjirU 8 at Man-> In The Hanchester Erenlng Herald. ested In creating. If events per Relations Board, says about four of fruit and rubbish. Call ns today for further information. An unspecified number of peo mit him to return to things he of five unfair labor practice dheetar Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal grandparent# are Mr. ple were arrested. Display adrertislns closing hours i Foreign del^fstes oscaped un and Mm. Maurice Lavergne, Sutton, Mas#. Hirr paternal grond- For Monday— 1 p.m. Friday. himself really believes in. charges scheduled for prosecution noticed through a back door. ELISABETHVILLE, Katanga For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday., Mirenta are Mr. and Mm. Joaeph Rzawiwkl, WlUdnaonvlUe, Maas. The Congo (AP) — U.N. forces For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. One of die unpleasant things Op en Forum are being settled among the dis putants without the need for liti PjlHi IpMt Mi If MAT WB BE OF HELP TO YOUl Mm has a brother, Joseph, 8H ; #»d a atoter, Susanna, 1%. here Intervened to try to stop For Thuraday—1 p.m. Wednesday. about this Canadian election was * • • * . For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. Oratefol FamUy gation. bloodshed In JadotvUle. At For Saturday-ib.m. Friday. that we ourselves were Involved In just settlement of such Provanober, Willard Hearn, aqo of Btava Henry and JucUth persons have been reported Save CASH...Get BLUE STAMPS, TOO! Classified deadUne; 10;S0_a.m. aaeh To the Editor, FOR THE Buck Provanoher, 14 Sprucemice Bt. He w u bom April 8 at Man- day of publtcatloa eaesnt Saturday — it at all, and, especially, involved cluu-ges saves time and unneces kUled. • am. My wife and 1 wish to thank all eheeter Memorial HoapHaL Hi# maternal granihrarenta are Mr. Katangan police failed to keep or In H over our own impatience to the people who helped us after the sary expens eof litigation, Roth- MATERNITY WOMEN m M ad^. ' aivd Mm. WlUard Buck, Bomefa. His patentol gra»h>arenta are ' der after the clashes broke out be Monday, April 18 have Canada become, in a sense, inside of our house at 8 Alpine Sf. Jo h n J f . THE urn IFF^RENCS Mr. and Mm. Henry Provenoher, Hoitrord. tween Baluba $uid Lunda tribes was gutted by fire April 5. CREDIT UNIONS: J. Deane FROM IRAS TO 4. • « • « Stew Beef “ ONEitss fc. # our atomic vassal when Canada in the mining city. 9‘ Arming: The Congro We especially wish to thank Gannon, director of the Bureau sf Vclelne, Bazanne Marie, daughter of WlUard aad Oeoigette Ground Chuck r #. 69 * had seemed slow to becoming our Oedit Unions, announced UNIFORMS. GIRDLES | 9 , p J p 0 U Ineorporafd MOSCOW (AP)—Marshal Niko those iAv,the neighborhood who Bce^Uicu Votolne, 96 Onuid Ave., RocjcvUle. She was bora April lai 1. lOrylov has been appointed Mo one knows, of course, atomic partner. took up a collection of money and today that assets of all federally "CABIN BOY" SHORTS 8 at Rockville City Hoi#pMAi. Her nuitamal granarenta are ^u>t unions amoupted to succeed Marshal Sergie S. Blr- whether men and nations will ever It was still more unpleasant to clothing; the Rev. Lawrrence F. A N D SLACKS INSURORS — REALTORS Mr. and, Mm. O e ^ e BaauUeu,' HartatonL Her patenud grand yuzov as commander of Soviet Almond of south Methodist to 13,480,000,000 at the end of parents are Mr. and Mm. ftiH Votarine, BV>rit Kent, MaliM. She Rib Roost lb. 6^9‘ manage to ea «^ , before they are have this shape of the controversy Tops for Spring aad SonMMT rocket forces. Porterhouse steak #. 89 ^ 1862. destroyed by It, the game of arma between the Diefenbaker govern Church, who organized a collection traa two brothers, Daniel, 4, and David, 2; and a slater, CyntUa, 6. Krylov, 60, has been command of clothing and money and the This represents an increase of • « • • • ments and the curse of war. But ment and our Washington policy 18.8 per cent during the year. 164 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER—449-6261 er of the Moscow garrison since people of the church who contri Poutre, John Francis, aon of Raymond and Mary Bumford 1960 and Is noted primarily as a perhaps, If we ever do manage imx>OBe itself on the political cam The number of operating federal Glazier s Poutre, 51 SununW; Bt. He wsm bon) Maroh 36 at Bt. Francis buted; King'a, Marlow's and Bur credit unions increased 8.6 per troop commander. Biryuzov, 66, 5‘ Corset and Unifonn SImh^ HoepHtal, Hartford. Hto maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mm. Crus Rib Roast .9 5 ' Sirloin Steak # 8 that escape. It will be not only be paign in Canada so that H forced ton's department stores, who gave "BBBY^LbiwMHAI»PBN.IWBURMIwlthlAPPBINr i j i l l i j has been promoted to chief of cent to 10,682—a net gain of 861. d ll Main BE—ManeiwMer Augustine Bianford. 53 Summit Bt. He hoa a brother, Edward cause of the logic and persuasion Lester Pearson, perhaps Canada’s clothing; my co-workers In de staff. Members’ shares taicreasod U perl MiOhael, 10; and four statops, EUzabeth Maigarot, 9, Anne Hs m I, of the pious, but because some most enlightened and Idealistic partments 7956 and 966 at Pratt OSLO, Norway (AP)—A four- and Whitney, who also donated 8, Susan ESIen, 6, and Nancy Louiac, 4. engine Iceland airliner flying thing has happoied to help con post-war statesman, into' taking a money; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert • • * • • Short Ribs #. 45‘ Strathere, Kimberiy Lonlae, daughter o f Bernard and Nancy through low clouds crashed and Chuck Roost »»>•» a.75‘ vince us how Billy and impractical stance as an advocate of the speed Keeney, the neighbors who are burned on a wooded hill on Neso- and ridiculous our present formu- ier nuclearization of any part of caring for our oldest son Eklward, Loveland Btruthem, 150 Benedlot I>r., Wapptaig. Bbe waa bom Maroh 30 at Manchester Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal grand bya Island west o f, Oslo Sunday of world behavior can be. our world. so that he can continue school killing all 12 .persons aboard. here. parents are Mr. and Mm. Kenneth Loveland, ESBngton. Her pa There Is such a mirror being Ihls same Pearson has been a ternal grandparents am Mr, and Mm. Ftilllp Btruthem, Hunting- The turbopreq) Vickers Viscount Rump Roast •onuiss ■ 95 ^ Rib Steak # 7 9 ' There were many people we was on its weekly run from Den held up to us all, to all the big man of importance on the world don’t know who gave assistance ton, Maea. She has a brother, PbUip, 8H- mark to Iceland. It waa coming nations who run the world, right scene, a winner of the Nobel Peace after the fire, and these too, we Ooekerham, Brian Miohael, aon of John Alexander and Jeon in for a stopover at Oslo. now, as the new young nation of Prize in the year after the Suez would like to thank very m u^. Godden Oockeiiuun, .16 FemdtJe Dr. He waa bo^n April 4 at GUATEMALA « t y (AP)—A bus The rest of my family will rs- Jammed with Holy Week jiilgrims 9 ' the Congo, finally, everybody Crisis which he did so much to re Manoheater Memorial Hoepltal. Hla maternal gmiidparenta are Newport Roast # 99^ London Broil shoulderib. # overturned on a sharp curve hopes, free to become a nation a^d solve, not for his deploymoit of tum home from Harrisburg, Pa., Mr. and Mm. Robert Oodden, Hartford. Hla paternal grandpar ■ ■ where they are staying wlta rela southwest of Guatemala City Sun chart its own way forward In the nuclear weapons, but for his cour enta are Mr. and Mm. Anthony Mauluoci, 74 Branford St. Hto tives, in three or four weeks. maternal great-grandpaionts are Mr. and Mm. William Kelly, day killing 10 and injuring 36. world, finds Itself In something of ageous and adventurous explora Sunuel Seaae, Hartford. Hla paternal great-grandparenits are Mr. and Mrs. Police said the veldcle’s brakes Chuck Steak #.59 ' an International snafu over the tion of the resources and poesiblll- 8 Alpine St. apparently failed. Cube Steaks #.99‘ Alexander Tedford, Manchester. He has two brothera, Alan John arrangements it Is about to make ties of peace and reason and nego and Donald t^lliam. • * • • « for developing Rs own future mili tiation and principle. For him to tary establishment. Lahda, Ohories Sullivan, son of John WUUam and Margaret Train Derailed, come to power In Canada only as O’ReiUy Lahda, 6 Ridgewood St. He waa bom April 3 at Man Chuck Fillet #.89 ‘ GOOD, RICH, BLACK Brisket t ». 79 la s t month, with the United Na the symbol of the rule of the atom chester Memorial Hoi^tal. Hto maternal gram ^renta are Mr. Injuring Eleven tions mission o f creating a united would be a grotesque perversion of and Mm. Salvatore Lombeu'do, 38 Lanoaster Rd. Hla paternal Congo apparently accomplished, his own natural instincts In the LOAM • grandmother la Mrs. Veronica Lahda, Dadsytown, Pa. He has a brother, John William, 2H- LOMAX, ni. (AP)—The Texas I and with the United Nations it history of, his time. We hope the • * • * « Chief, a Santa Fe passenger train Top Sirloin Steak#.99^ Chuck Roost «>Rc<. a. 49 ‘ self necessarily looking toward the United States, for Its part, makes #8.00 MoQulen, Karen Gall, daughter of Ronald Sait and Mary carrying about 266 persons and gn day when It might be able to de no effort to hold him to such a Delivered In Manchester Gall Lhtonen McQulen, 162 Smith Dr. She was bom April 4 at bound for Houston, derailed near )Qc part and leave the Congo to its narrow mission, and we hope he Manchester Meonorial Hoapital. Her materaal grandparenta aro this western Illinois town Sunday] night, injuring 11 passengers. own Internal security devices. Pre Mr. and Mm. WUUam Lehtonen, South Wlndaor. Her paternal ShouldorSteaklONiiiss lb.# himself strikes boldly for bigger FlU and GRAVEL Nine of the injured were ad-1 Californio Roost #. 65 ‘ mier Adoula notified Secretary grandmother to Mm. Ohartea McQulen OortUn, Ft. Meade, Fla. and more Important things which FOR SALE rae has a brother, Charles WUUam. milled to a hospital in Fort Madi General Thant o f the United Na might have the ultimate result of AIME LATULIPPE * • * • * son, Iowa, which is about 16 miles | tions that he would like to have contracting the malevolent world Taylor, Susan Elaine, daughter of David H. and VyrUng Gris southwest of Lomax. A hospital spokesman said none! Rib Roost 1ST CUT lb. 7 9 ' that official help him obtain the rule of the atom rather than ex Phone 643-7172 wold Taylor, Wemer Dr., Vernon. She was bom April 6 at Man FlonkenRibs #.59‘ appeared to be seriously injured. assistance of certain nations bi oheater Memorial Hoapital. Her materaal grandmother to Mm. panding it. Llnwood Perkdna, Walnut St. Her paternal grandmother to Mrs. TVo others were treated and re-1 setting up an armed forces sys Let Mr. Pearson, in other words, Margaret Taylor, Cross St. ''Ghe has two brothem, David, 6, and leased. tem and organization for the Con be the same invaluable kind of Olaj^on, 8. A Santa Fe spokesman said 171 Roast * * • • * of the train’s 20 coaches left the I Bottom Round r»u # 89 ‘ Top Round #.9'5' go. good neighbor he was so often In , • rails, tearing up track and block-1 As Premier Adoula specified his DeMarohe, SOohael Oharies, aon of John and Geraldtato RcUian the past when he was foreign min We're at ing the railroads main line. The I plan to Secretary General Thant, DaMaiehe, 82 Alexander St. He waa bom April 9 at Manches ister, and BO often pressured and near at ter Memorial Hoapital. Hto maternal grandparenta are Mr. and four diesel imlta stayed on the | he wanted to get his military sup persuaded us, s<»netlmes against Mm. Chanea Rohan, 88 Cterdner St. Hto paternal grandparenta irack. Round Stook GROUND i b . { 19' The railroad arranged to take I Ground Beef >»«'2a,.89‘ plies and equipment from the Unit qur own visible will and instinot, your am Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeMarohe, Wateihury. He has a ed States, and he wanted to have brother, John, 2. passengers by bus ,to Galesburg, back toward the ccmcept of a telephone ni., about 60 miles away, and Instructors from five other na world of International law, so that Tour order for drug needs and Keeney, Sandra Jean and David Donald, twin daughter and transferred to another Santa Fe | tions—^from Belgium, erstwhile some of our own firebrands would coemetics will be taken care of son of Alfred and Lorraine Gauthier Keeney, 490 Keeney St. Ttiey train. master of the Congo, for the sometimes assail him for being immediately. were 1»ora April 8 at Manoheater Memorial Hoapital. Their ma ICE CREAM RUINED army; from Cainada in the field soft on Communism. Let him, if ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Octave Gauthier, Hartford. Their patemal grandparenta, are Mr. and Mm. WUmer Keeney, BATAVIA, • Ohio (AP)—Thieves | ,lO».OASttDUSSJM ^NW « F L ^ D A VALENCIA JUICE of communications; from Israel, he takes our nuclear warheads, couldn’t crack the safe liT a week V^Price Sale for paratroopers; from Norway, 490 Keeney St. Their maternal g;reat-gandfather to JoawphOau- also reeiune his old habit of set FREE thler, AldenvlUe, Maaa. They have three atotem, Dtane, 7, There end burglary of the United Dairy I for the navy; and from Italy, for ting us, now and then, some policy Farmers store at Amelia, but it « H A P K f B U 1 1 sa, 6, and Joan, 4. was a big loss to the operator any-1 the air force. example. DELIVERY VlTi OKANCBS Lewla, Lynne Tvosme, daughter of Paid O. and Anne^ way. In Premier Adoula’s scheme, Sheriff Clyde Dericks said the | these nations would provide these sons Lewis. ^ Liberty St. She Was bom April 8 at M aiK h^er Welcome, Probably MemorieU H o ^ ta l. Her maternal grandparenta aro and Mm. store lost all its ice cream pro Multiple Vitamins sT*!’ 2 .f'loo U” services for no Post to his Congo Dudley Pamona, Now York, N.Y. Her paternal grandparents are ducts because the burglars left the I lese government—an y th t^ that Scientists report that they have Mr. and Mm. Ralph LoWIb, Chappaqua, N.Y. She has a brother, refrif'erator doors open when they] Multiple Vitamins witiMiHrus s m # 2 . moo ^2^* departed. pertains to the business of war on' the way a new and safe bio Neal Alan, 2. ^ logical insecticide which “kills mMotaPRESCRIPTION PHARMACY ____ t__ :______Chewable Vitamins wiuMiMni$ s7*4v2 tnw^2^* being the one kind of activity in such pests as gypsy moths, forest Fish, Bussell Soott, aon 'of WUUam E. and Lknuthy Turidng- which everybody apparently con •01 MAIN ST.— MI S-5S21 Ftah, Cider MUl Rd.. Bolton. He waa bom A-P«« « M Man- tent caterpillars and inch worms.' ton HiEh Potency Vitamins rirMuit5,',**4,2 ‘”im'*2” 4 - * ^ 4 9 ' siders it a privilege to help every ^^r Memorial Hospital. ^ body else. It is the current practice of dust bert, 18, Donald WIMlam, 16, Gordon AHen, 14, Dougtoa Edwin, 6, CASH SAVINGS In fact, that to the key to the ing large sections of woodland anij Randall KoWh, , , , , , trouble F*remier Adoula and Sec with DDT tai battle against the Packer, Albert Jamea HI, son of A ^ r t J. and Mositra M u^ retary General Thant have foimd gypsy moth which is responsible WHEE! WATER’S phy Packer Jr., London Rd., Hebron. He waa born April 8 at REACHES AS H VYASHES themselves in. Adoula's list did not for much of the current alarmism S w e a t e r Memorial Hospital. OXYDOL FOR DESSERT GENTLE TO HANDS begin to include all the nations over the effects of pesticides on HOT-HOT... ASD Mr. and Mm. Thomas Murphy Jr., 276 Blroh ^ CLOSE UP CLEAN the world of the birds and the fish, nal grandmother to Mrs. Marie Packer, 111 HoM Bt. He has a pt 6-01. willing and eager to help the Con PREMIUM DUZ (ont. I go set up its military establish so the announcement of the new THERE’S A L o f I slater, Monjea Mary, 214- , , RICH'S ECLAIRS Si 49' POR AUTOAAATICS IVORY LIQUID CASCADE DEAL PKG. ment. discovery is being welcomed en * PoreSL Thonaaa Edward, aon of Richai'd and BMaatoeth Heery 3 LOTION SHAMPOO ' ‘ .^ r3 3 ' GREASE CUniNG ACTION 1AMIC SOFHNB1 One big nation that has dis thusiastically by conservationists Nowl For only FhreU, 177 Bonodkt Dr„ Wapplng. He waa bon^prll 9 at k to- 7-oz.$100 DOWNY 22-ez. creetly made known its willing and bird watchers. eherter Memorial Hoapttal. 1 ^ »*teroia LUSTRE CREME btl. I JOY LIQUID «ont. and Mm. Walter Heery, New Haven. Hto paternal grairi^rwite SIOUFKK— f«OHM ness to help share the burden of And, beyimd that special con day fw fuel...hot water ■TO Mr. and Mrs. Douglaa PoreU, AnsonlA Ha has four brothem, BABIES LOVE—BEECHNUT STRAINED MACARONI & CHEESE 39' THE WASHDAY MIRACLE setting the Congo up for military cern, there to little doubt that the tor all—all the time I Jamea, 5, Robert, 4, Ronald, 8, 2. K H Y CDOCKEII greatness is Soviet Russia. availability of such a new insecti BABY FOOD LAYER CAKE MIXES “ J r 39' TIDE CLEANEST CLEAN POSSIBLE 33* TTie United Arab Republic, no cide, proclaimed to be harmless to HeniOng, Gary Todd, son o f Cajl O. and Doito B uA H e«a i^ , COOPERATIVE (ONNIE TUN* I f you Uve m a typical house, 922 0ak St„ Wapplng. He waa bbm Aiwll 8 St Manchester Me- C A T LITTER CAT FOOD 6< i . ^ Q c BLUE M AGIC WHITENER ticing that Israel has been invited birds, fish, animals, and man, you could easily run' out of ho# OI'. (O.Ml'ANV 2 . U^oi ^Oc ji:. UKOAii '^1 i.’i-i r TIDY CAT K 6 9 ‘ KITTY KRUMPETS pkfl. CHEER DETERGENT sin O a Insista Uiat it be allowed to train shaded only by the limitation that Now you can haoe all the hot tlUE lONNEI ■omebody too. this new product, which to called uater you nmed at one time for WdSner, Kurt Theodore, aon of Theiodam ta d JaoqttoUne II I Ml :m ' HEINZ MARGARINE PRE-MEASURED Oaroenter Wagner, 22 Strant St. He was. bom April 9 at J.. Other Arab and African coun Bacillus Thuringiensis, or BT for tuiy a day. Think of it— •OMAN— E«OZEN pl<9- 0 9 * •nly a day! T2oi. eCc of 24 0 0 tries, although not able to provide short, to effective only against Charlotte. N.C. Hto matemst graiidnwtber to Mrs. SWEET GHERKINS LASAGNA pW9. SALVO TABLETS testructors themselves, are out pests that chew leaves. 'y«B, thanks to Mobilheat— •OMAN— FEOZEN and an oil-fired hot wate^ beater Carrie Green, Stafford Springs. He has tiwo ristem, Robin Lee, 6, HEINZ PIZZA PIE 15^1 LQc LOW SUDSING raged over the idea that Belgium, It works by pandyzing thalr and Tracy Lo^ 2%. , , , * , F*B o f correct capacity—jtonr family HORN 4 HAROART DASH FOR AUTOMATICS the erstwhile colonial power often stomach muscle'- so they eventual can take care of all their washing BABY CEREAL S l O ' INSTANT COFFEE 10-ez. iK* oonsidered responsible for the at ly become unable to eat. Hnltoo. Whnda Lynn, daughter of Charles and Loulae Brook- v V " " / / needs at one time. me Hdton, 17 TdUand Ave., Rockville. She waa bora ^ LA R G E SIZE DOIE ONCE OVER CLEANER tempted secession of Katanga So comes the news of a new sci Mom can do the fhni3y wai^ S>cltri^aty Ho«»ltal. Her matonvsl giandpar^ are PINEAPPLE TIDBITS 2 35' Province from the Congo, should entific discovery. So far, this to & can do tbs diA to at Ms sosM Mm, Ambrose Brookcr, limestone, MAR. Her paternal grand IVORY SOAP DOLE SPIC&SPAN now come back auid be' given the also the way we would have pre tim e Junior takes his bath, and father to Chartes Holton, H i^ ord .^ ^ SLICED PINEAPPLE 39' K29' privilege of trsdnlng the new Con sented and welcomed a similar you enjoy a shower. /MEDIUM SIZE DOLE GETS OUT STAINS Ballsay, Donna Jayne, daurfiitor o f Norman ^ CRUSHED PINEAPPLE '"4r 31‘ golese army. item of news a few ymmra ago. Don’t delay—phone na todsy. Reason No. 1040 why you need a Checking Account «<9M wkterW lsay. kOddle Rd.. EBtagiton. She ^ nUMURY ,3^„ GEANSER As a result of all this volunteer Today, however, will all be Find out how eaqy it to to switch SrXScviato Otty HoopItalL Her mataroal g ra i^ ^ a r to kta. IVORY SOAP COMET to a Mobilheat-fired water heat V PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES Pk, 45' Interest in the merry task of wise if we give ourselves certain Schneider, RockvlHe. Her PERSONAL SIZE niLSRURV DELUXE ALL PURPOSE CLEANER creating a military establishment cautionary reminders, even while Bmest Ballasy Br„ Rockvlle. Sha hie two hrothom, Kevtoi, 8, COCOANUT COOKIES X and KeiiOi, 4; and a atoter, D#wn, 1%^ ^ for the Congo, a volunteer inter- we dwell on the good potentialities You have until midnight tonight... to add up aU those deductible expenses, taxes, IVORY SOAP fUlSEUIV MR. CLEAN Wt which comes near bitter jeal- of the new discovery. tfmmMytffmm, SUGAR COOKIES 45' najm Tirrjiiiit f fin daunliter of MSucweB and Diana Dubek LEAVES BABY THINGS SOlT FOR DISHES eiiay tat aoma Instances, Premier This new discovery which, as of medical expenses, contributions, business expenses. How much easier it would be Partridge Lane, Tolland, She wpa bom April 1 at R e n nilSRURT Adoula has now Informed Secre now, paralyzes the stomachs of ville catylfcS ^ tal' Her materaal gran<^>arenta y e kto. and kftra. CHOC. CHIP COOKIES 45' THRILL GENTLE TO HANDS if you paid your bills by mailing a check. Whether you use a low-cost Cheddlaster IVORY SNOW RIUS4URV COOKIES 37' tary General ITiant that his list of caterpillars may, a^ter a few gen R a ^ S d SS i, RockviUe. Her patera^ pyadpyenta are^ Mj-. and Mm. Hertiert Heim, RookviUe. Bbe haa three brothem, Ken- OATMEAL RAISIN “Jr 4S‘ warini"* he would like to receive as- erations of caterpillars have been diecking acemmt or a regular checking account you win have a documented rectud Both, 8, Mark. 6. and R andy.n , , , atotaneo from la not, after all, pom- assauKad by it, turn out to be aq W E GIVE j^ete, and will ba revtoed. agency which develops east iron GREEN STAMPS in one piaee. Next year do it differently. Start tomorrow;. . and open a iiiBddng rtitnraim Knrtls Blarli. son of Mark A. and Nancy Travla gSvsrybody wanta to help. stomachs with which oatarpiUars Colfax Manor. RoaeUe Park, N J., formerty o f He- aeeouBtat April 8 at Rahy (N J ,) HoRdtal. Hto ma. SAVE CASH and TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS Bvacytwdy want# to help be- ton digest not merely leavsa, but grandparenta are Mr. and kCm. Norman V. Travia, » MORIARTY aauaa everybody la afraid some branches. )juH R ( f * S a p « t « « J gxsndparsBta am Iftr^and kCrs. kla^k Petar- Meee eBedlve AAendoy, Aai815lh Am Tuesder, Aprl 16th. We reienia the right to Bm* quonllltoi. body elae might establish some This nerw discovery which, we MORIARTY ■on,S T 62 HortonHortSl Rd. Ba haa a Rrtar. Laurie Aim, 2. mllltarjr ^ e r a of influence la the ars assured today, seenu to be CONNECTICUT BANK BROTHERS Congo. completely harmless to binl, beast, BROTHERS Wiubuns, 'Hiomaa ho™ a, But avcB more than that, per- or man, may, after we have been AND TRUST COMPANY 301 CENTR ST. GRAND-WAY 410 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. WEST, MANCHESTER hapa, eivarybody wants, to help for In contact with it fbr a dozen years Ml 3-5135 firlp It-S R td tm p H o ii 18 0 MtariiMf ScuKMWi N tw fc ig lo * laar the Congo might, through or so, have worked some unnoticed M l 3-5135 301.31$ Cntar $». CoSer, Tad, 4; and a atotor, Ool#«n, B. jhalp, aoma- ta tli» apoU> abaags fc# sur physiology which. 16 Ni Main Street 898 Main Street T Manches^r Parkade iiiki'iilji'WUllifclSiiTr- , 1il_ 'l|i| ' "-'■y I"’' .■^T
ILAKOBBSTBR EVBmNO pBRALD, MANCHESTER, OONNe MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1968 MANCHSSTB2R fiVENINQ HERALD, MANCHERTER, OONN„ MONDAY, APRIL IB. 1968 ^ 1 I i JWiii^t.^ai '' —A ' » ' ...... » . » i — ~ I .. I , . — immvlTilzatlon and .proof of polio Klnnlnt League sf Women Vetera with from 5:80 to 7 p^m. Saturday at mantle baa been elSoted president, Bait HariJord. replacing Eolton’ Feaerman, re- Registration Set myelitis Inoculation. 4 Cities Found, read tha cm— ' (ge n tr y Mrs. Michael artgoric^ of Mana- t i i u i^ o n home on W all’Bt. by Kindergarten Handbooks and BROKEN WIHDOWS ■ n . Bearers were A d^h Vl«^ «ar field as firat %lce'president. the American Legion Auxiliary. I «... registration sheets have been sent 1 Atop Another Obituary Other officers are: Mrs. Donald _iymond,E. Lewis Jr„ aon of The Playera will present Wil For Kindergarten ill 8 and 4 at thS Wind Reg^tratlon of next yaar’a kin Tel-Kalzam, near Suez, have re and Robert Sartorl. ham Regional Technloal School in not receive such information may George O. Ckirdon M n. Robert Simmons, treasurer going nine weeks of basla recruit dergarten classes will os held at call their school or get the forms vealed four ancient cltlea, Immediate oenriM, lowest ast Garbled Voice TOLLAND — George Cornelius Visit Gotham and Mrs. Richard (Jougblin, Mrs. traming at the Naval Training WUUmantlc. Mra. O. RlobardMes- all elementary schools In Man at the Urns of registration. atop smother. ' Gordon, 68, of Hartford Tpbs-i (Oolittnntfl Iron Png* One Stephen Jopous, Mtk. Charles Tay Center, Great Lakes, 111. The in atar, pubUolty chairman, Ueta chil chester on Wednesday and Thurs The 'first level dates from the cost anywhere. Lowest (CMltaMd fron fiMP> One) diad laat tvenlng kt Manchester Grass Fires, lor jr„ Mfs. Holman Femald, Mrs. dootrlnation t<* fVhvy life began dren jpartlolpaung—Cheryl Knapp day, ttom 3:16 to 4:16. era Of I^mses III, one ot the prices oii mirrors, table Memorial Hospital. Ha waa takan Adamantly arid At>ril Weather Here than 86 members of the Jay Gordon and Mrs. ■ Dohald C. on March 37. as Maiuha: Pamela K ^p , Bea Any child who wUl be five years Seismographs Given great 20th Dynasty kings; tha was to blame as Connecticut’s and desk tops. CaU—> iMitcb ha dabcrilMHl aa fairly About Town 111 yoaterday at home. Index StiU High l«ilor Pilgrim FaUowshlp of the Smith, dlreotora. Playera Meet trice: SSkfina oglelHr, Sarah; Su old on or before Jan. 1, 1964 is second, from the Ptolemnic era; Mr, Gordon waa bom March 81, skies continued bright and sunny san Bums, Alice; M6U4m Wil CAPE TOWN — The United k tif Uma.” Ifcond Congregational Church and The LWV wlU take as its local Coventry Playere wlU meet at 8 eligible to be enrolled. the third, from the Byzantine pe- YOUR OLASSMAN ' Manchester Civic Orcliestra will 1900 In Auburn, Mass., a son Of Town and Eighth District fire and the retatlvh humidity plunged aganda Itsm, a "Know Your p.m, today at the home of Mr. and liams, Laura and John Bpalla ot Parents are asked to register States has given South Africa two rlod; the fourth, fwim th« Coptic Hcckar teatlfiM hia ahip rahdaa- rehearse tonight at 7:30 at Man to ArlBonwtow lewels. idvUora will laave at 3 a.m. to- very sensitive seismographs for George and Sarah Proffitt Gordon. men during the weekend hours Town” project which It le to have Mre. Douglas WaMwiiU In Mans MancheaUr, Farcy. their children In the school that and Arab eras. vouaid with Thraahari April • for chester High School. He had Uved In ToUand for 34 Tlnder-diy brush offorei) UtUs giorrow for a three-day trip to published in booklet form. field. Waifiwell and Mrs. Peter normally serves their area, and use in a worldwide earthquake- A large fort found on the first 289-2019 shallow tatt dlvaa. yeara, and had been employed at were called to extinguish six realsunoe to sparks or ashes. Tork Olty, returning Thurs Sapper Ounce Manehcatev Evening HeraM Oov- bring with them the child’s birth recording system. Data gathered layer Is believed to have been St. Bridget's Rosary Society will — ff* Cive"try win present the Ha aald during that day he noted Royallyal Typewriter Co. for the paat South End grass fires and a Tha BltuaUan grew eo bad in Dancing will follow the public ■unrlse scene from "The Ohoets.” entry oorrespondMi, F. Pauline certificate, proof of small pox Is expected to help predict dan used to defend the eastern boun-^ meet tonight at 7:30 at the church, 86 years. Meriden that fife Chief Leonard day night vaccination, proof of diphtheria gerous earth shocks. a discolored area In the sea near North End grass and car fire. They wlU stay at a hotel In spaghetti supper to be served ..^s. Burlon B. Moore of WUll* Uttte, felepho»e 748-8881. dEtries of Egypt. Rf^ad Hf’irald 4dvs. the stem of Thresher and noti He was a mem)>er of United PetrucolU Issued orderly that abao- The Home League of the Salva Congregational Chufirii. Yesterday mor"'*** ® o’clock, lutely no brush wae to be burned B^ld Square and take alghtaee- fied her commanding officer o f'it extensive damage was reported to in, toure to all major points ot in- At the latter’s request he investi tion Army will meet tomorrow at Mr. Gordon la survived by his on i^ v ate property untU further gated the area and reported to 3 p.m. at the Tfouth Center. There wife, Slgrid Runvlc Gordon; a son, the front seat of a 1963 CSievrolot notice. uraat. Including the United Na Thresher that he had concluded it >Wil be a reception for Brig, and George C. Gordon Jr.; a daughter, Ciorvi^r St 156 Union St. An Meriden firemen fought 11 dif tion*, Statue of Liberty and a boat was duo to a muddy bottom dis Mrs. John Pickup, former com Mrs. George Landry; a brother, Baghth District fire spokesman ferent brush fires Saturday and cruise around Manhattan. They manding officers of Manchester. Alfred Gordon; all of Tolland; rsMrted that the fire was confin- odll make a atudy of ^ a churtm tiurbance. Members may bring guests. Sunday. dOring their stay, visiting well- He said Thresher and Skylark three alsters, Mrs. Carl Perry of ed to the seat, and there was con The Bridgeport area counted 134. arrived at the deep diving area, West Hartford, Mrs. William Kin siderable damage. known churohee and in contrast, Reservations for the annual din There were more than 80 fires alao Vlait the “itore-front” some sao miles east of Cape Cod- ney of ToUand, and Mrs. Bertram Town firemen quelled minor reported in the New Haven area. ^11 where the continental ahelf slopes ner meeting of the Manchester Banka cf East Hartford; and five weekend grass fires Spring churchea on the weit aide of the Unit of the YWCA, Thursday at and Glenwood Sts.; W. Middle Waterbury had 88 alarms. oft suddenly to great depths. grandchUdren. Most of the Area were minor, elty. Then he testified to this time 6:80 p.m. at Center Congregational The funeral will bo held Wednes ■Wke., Proctor Rd., Ash St., and The group alao plans to visit Church, will close tomorrow. They day at 1:30 p.m. at the Ladd Fu but soma proved dangerous. table: i f ; ' i | McCann Dr. In Norwalk a grass fire spread Union Theological Seminary, BREAK may be made by calling the 6.28 a.m.—Thresher at peri I'.s/* ■ . neral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., The fire index continues to give The trip is being financed by the scope depth, Id miles from Sky YWCA office, 79 N. Main St. Rockville. an extreme reading of 95. A. ban to two houses and a storage bam. individuale and from prooesda The Rev, Frank Van Cleef, pas Firemen, handicapped by the lack lark. A special demonstration of re- ' • ‘ on outside burning continues here from work projacts, aohblarahlp 6.35 a.m.—7 miles apart. tor of United Congregational and around the state, it was re of water At the scene, were unable iiMisUnoa by the Fragment Socle- 7.01 to 7.45 a.m.—8,400 yards cusitaUon and artificial respira Church, will officiate. to save any of the buildings. tion will be given tonight at 7:30 ported. ‘ ty and tjie Gleaneri CiPole ot the ^>art. l ' ' ' Friends may call at the funeral church. 7.47 a.m.. Thresher to Skylark at a first aid class sponsored by boma tomorrow from 3 to 4 and 7 —"Bhcperlencing minor problem” the VFW at the VFW Home. The • f- ■' to 9 p.m. In the fallawlnt Chaperonee will'be Mr. and Mra. —a pause—"have positive angle” demonstration will be gdven by the f ' , _ - V AtP Supar Msrketi William Belekewioi, Mr. and Ui$. >-a pause—“attempting to blow.” Hartford Baectrlc Light Co., with Henry J. Rady Lucius A. PettlnglU Jr. and the K was only moments after that their dummy. "Resus-Ann.” The • I ” ' ' RCKJKVILLE—Henry J. Rady. HARTFORD, Rev. Jamea H. Ameling. All have THIS class is open to the public. worked with the yoqtha during the when Skylark heard the sound of 87, of 61 Elm Bt., died at Rockville WIST A lAIT ^r, and a garbled message, and C«ty Hospital this morning. HARTFORD, year. then the final words heard from The American Legion Auxil The third and fourth degrees iary will sponsor a rummage sale Mrs. Robert W. Russell, secretary of Manchester Memorial Hospital Board of Trustses, holds a Mr. Rady waa bom in East RRISTOL file lost crew, a partly garbled check from the Women’s Au.xiliary of the hospital, presented by Mrs. John Mrosek, center, outgoing Windsor on July 12, 1876, son of will be conferred on loCAl candi message which said “test depth.” Friday at 9 a.m. at the Legion THOMFiONViUI, dates bt Coventry Orange after a The submarine went down In 8,- Home. Mrs. Clifford Walker and president, and Mrs. John Malone, newly sleeted president. (Herald lAoto by Pinto.) Maurice and Mary Jane Buckley Rady. MANCHISTIR, potluck,at 6:80 p.m. Thursday at 400 feet of water—beyond any Mrs. Theodore Fairbanks are co- ^ NIWMUTAIN, the HaU on Rt, 44A. hope of rescue or salvage. chairmen. Members may make He was a retired accountant. The third degree will be con donations at the hall Thursday at Survivors include three neph ROCKVIUI, The Navy plans a brief pause 12th Circuit Mrs, Malone President ews, Probate Judge Thomae F. ferred by the ladles’ degree team In Its search for the cause of the 7:30 p.m., or call Mrs. Walker, 76 WINDSOR AND and the fourth, by the officers. Phelps Rd., for pickup service. Rady of Grove St.; F. H. Dllen- GENERAL ELECTRIC disaster to place a black and white Court Cases. schneider of Philadelphia, Pa., and WINDSOIl LOCKI Reginald James of Thompson- floral wreath on the approximate S. J. Dllenachneider of Columbus, WITHIRSFIIID, vlUe, East Central Pomona deputy spot below which the vessel UeS. TTie Connecticut Tufts Club will have its annual banquet, Thurs Hospital Gets $10,000 Ohio; and a niece, Mrs. Muriel SOUTHINOTON, will make his annual Inspection The only sign of the Thresher MANCHESTER SESSION Dlrnam of 60 Elm St. during the aesalon. sfaiCe her last communicatKm with day, April 16. at the Wethersfield HAZARDVHII, The home eoonoinios committee ^ ^ M O B I L E Country Club. A social time will Harold R. Lisk, 28, of Sloats- Tire funeral will be held Wednes- an escort vessel Wednesday morn burg, N. Y., and formerly of Man dayat 9»16 a.m. at the Burke FORISTVIUI, will serve a public ham and bMn ing has been bits of debris found begin at 6:30 p.m. Dinner will be and RIRUN ,wc. from 6 to 7 p.m. Saturday served at 7:15. Reservations mhy chester, today was sentenced to From Women’s Unit Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., supper II ” ‘ floating In the area. serve 15 days at the State Jail at with a solemn Maas of requiem at at the fl hall. Mrs. Merrill Going Is It Is from the debris, the mes be made by calling Carl Llnd- general chairman. Mrs, Walter 8. strom, 605'Forest St., East Hart Hartford after he pleaded guilty A check for $10,000 wag today presented to Manchester Bt. Bernard’s Church at 10. Burial sages and the knowledge and ex to fraudulent issue of a check. will be in St, Bernard’s Cemetery. Haven Is In charge of the dining DISHWASHER ford. MAID” perience of veteran submarine Lisk was arrested on Saturday Memorial Hospital by its Women’s Auxiliary. The presenta* Friends may call at the funeral room. builders and sailors that the five- afternoon while he was visiting tion was made at the Auxiliary’s annual meeting and elec* home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and The home economics committee man. board is trying to form a 2400 EXTRA FOR MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 12th here from New York. On July 26 tion of officers at Concordia Lutheran Church. '7 to 9 p.m. la also having a rummage sale at picture of what caused the Thresh Trieste Starts of last year, he cashed a bad check Mrs. John Mrosek, retiring pres ♦ 9:30 a.m. April 23 at the hall. Any er to vanish suddenly—probably of |25 at the Wyman Oil Co. Po ident, presented the check to Mrs Mrs. Oeorga A. Behroll one having articles to be picked forever. lice have been looking for him Robert W. Russell, who rSprftSenl- Mrs. Anna M&rie Schroll, 73, of up may contact Mrs. Going. WASHES 3 WAYS CLEAN Haunting the inquhy at Ports 10-Day Trip to since that time. He was held in ed the hospital’s board of trutees. 60 Deerfield Dr., died this morn STAMPS TO GO! Sorvioe unit Aid mouth Naval Shipyard where the lieu of bond at the State Jail at Mrs. John Malone, newly elected ing at Mkhchester Mi(toorial Hos With Coupons Seminars sponsored by me B«- Thresher was built is the fact that Hartford since his arrest Satur president of the Auxiliary, partici pital. She was the wife of George vatlon Army will be field April WITHOUT HAND RINSING the cause of the tragedy may nev New London day. pated in the ceremony. A. Schroll. fro m y o u r 28 and 37 at the Mancheeter er be known. It may lie buried Richard R. Abair, 23, of 23 Deer The contribution represents Mrs, Schroll was t)om F4b. 9, Plaid Stimp citadel. These will be scheduled with the submarine at ocean funds raised by the auxiliary dur 1890, in Middletown, and lived in (Continued from Page One) field Dr., today was given a three- for 2:18 to 8:16 p.m.; 3:46 to 6:10 GENERAL ELECTRIC depths from which. Navy offici month’s suspended jail sentence on ing the past year. More than $8,- Manchester 21 years. She waa a •ookloH p.m. and 6:16 to 6:18 p.m. OR SCRAPING.... als say, salvage is impossible. 300 was raised by the production member of Concordia Lutheran The bathyscaphe's exporatory condition that he post a 8500 bond Anyone Interested may have SPRING Lt. (]g) James D. Watson, navi on a charge of non-support. of "Hi-Fever Follies.” Mrs. Thom- Church. Join the thouienOi of further detalle by calling Alvin gator on the USS Skvlark, surface dive is expected in about two a.s F. Fergfufion was chairman of Survivors, besides her husband PRICE TAG Exclusiva 3-way action saturatM your dish weeks. The case stemmed from earlier thrifty cusfonieri who R. Goodwin, local eqfVlce unit SPECIAL escort vessel of. the Thresher, Superior Court action at Hartford the ways and means committee. include a son, Raymond Schroll of era radaoming their chairman; Mrs. A. Harry W. es with Hie finest, most thorough washing told the court Saturday of the The bathyscaphe carries a two- Other gifts to the hospital from West Hartford; a daughter, Mrs. BOOK-SHELF man crew suid can remain sub in which that court ordered- Abair Plaid Booklet coupons. Olsen, welfare secretary; Henry ocHon modem science eon engineer. You final exchange of messages and to provide $12 a week support for the auxiUary last year were a Joseph ^n n elly of Vineland, N. J., Agnew, treasurer, Mrs. Bernard then “the sound of a ship break merged from 6 to 12 hours. Keach, professional s o u n a-c o 1 o r film five grandohlldren and a great Featured this week . . . who described his mission as pri each of his two children. He be Rheaume, secretary, or Mrs. got spoHess, sparkling dishes and glass- ing up—like a compartment col about Manchester Memorial Hos grandchild. Henry Sherman, Mrs. Thomaa marily photog^raphic, said the Tri came in a rears in payments pital, a final payment on Carlson Funeral aerviees will be held Extra Sllrtipi M/ilh Millor iMtro Sumpt with MilUr war* . . thoroughly cleaned and scrub lapsing/’ este probably will have to make which totaled $168. The family re oowpon li 1^1 lb eatti A&P O’Brien, Nelion J. Bearce or Mre, Watson said the sounds came Hn L. Von Deck, second influence and contribution to the'" FOR ONkY Race Troubles the ocean floor. But Keach said toxication. They will serve their vice president; Mrs. William Wag Hoepital after a long UtotM. She Extra Stamp* with M%ilar snack-bar table. terms at the State Jail at Hart ner, secretary, and Mrs. Ronald hospital through the years. wa* the wife of Clifford A. Scorso, coupon & 22 lb* Marvtl The PHNA directors are plan these won’t be available for the ford. FAMOUS FLUSHAWAY (Oontlnned from Page One) Thresher mission. Vernier, treasurer. Bom in Windsor, Aug. 17, 1023, town Builder ning the annual auction June 8 He added, however, that it's Judge Borislaus J. Monkiewicz New members of an executive she was a daughtef of Michael (rain date; June 16,)) on the proj^ 480 Lb. Capacity # See The Difference and the nine councllmen elected possible metal pieces may be tak this morning also ordered a $670 board are Mrs. Jolui Mattern, gift Coventry and TeoflUa Petronls Busky. erty of Mr. and Mre. Richard DRAIN bond forfeiture in the case of Al Mrs. Scorso was a graduiUe of Extra Slampi with Millir Nicola on Dapot Rd. Anyone hav with him had no assurance they en from the wreckage through the shop; Mrs. John Mrosek, Penny coupon a Iw* 24 01 boti use of a grappling hook or ton Rlnard, 32, of Oxford, Pa., for Saver advisory board and msm- St, Francis Hospital School of Ing Items to be picked No filters or screen to clean. Liquifies soft food would be able to step immediately failure to appear to answer to the Auto FMls Pole, Nursing In Hartford and had ANN PACE a magnet. .ber-at-large; Mrs. Irving Bayer, PANCAKE aynip may contact Mrs. Richard Cough particles and pumps them away. into the duties of office. charge of operating an overweight publicity; Mrs. Fred Geyer and Driver Charged served as a lieutenant m the U.S lin or Trask. Donald Magee Will They were chosen to replace a motor vehicle. The case stemmed Mrs. Howard Lockward, lobby Navy Nuriee Corp* In World War be In charge of publlcltj^ Mrs three-man city commiasion, but from a March 19 State Police ar II. She had been on the staff at Sherman, posters; Mrs. Robert I* rest when the accused was stopped receptionists; Mrs. Arthut the commissioners — including Laotian Doubts Shorts, self-service hostesses; Mrs. Jose M. Rodrigues, 52, of^ 63 Manchester Memorial Hospital for Helms, novelty Ublee and Mre. 3-CYCLE WASHING arch segregationist Eugene C!on- while driving a tractor-trailer Meadow St., Willlmaritic, was ar 15 years Thomaa O’Brien, refreehmente. true’ , owned by Milford S. Masty, Allen Behnke, snoppers wagon; She was a member of the Ladies nor—contend their terms have not Mrs. Alfred Kargl, telephone; and rested and charged with operat Tour Retimt House expired and say they won't sur Blverton, Pa., which was 11,500 of Aesumption Church. ABILITY Fight Will Stop pounds overweight of its load ca Mrs. Walter Carter Jr., ways and ing while his license is under sus Survivors besides her husband Membere of St. Mary’s St. Gerr render office without a court means. pension and failure to drive in an Special! malne Guild will visit and tour the fight pacity. Include a son, Clifford A. Scorso You can do “mixed” daily loads, dirty, burnt-in (Coatlnned from Page One) Bond ’forfeitures against 10 Continuing on the executive established lane after an accident Jr.; three daughters, Miss Ann Immaculate Retreat House In Police set up a roadblock as board are Mrs. Raymond Hage- on Rt. 44A at 1:30 a.m. yesterday. Willimantic Thursday at 730 p.m. pots and pans... even fine china and glassware. Simday’s demonstration began at other out-of-state drivers, \^ith Mary Scorso, Miss Claire June plete by eliminating the neutralist bonds ranging from $36 to $50, dorn, baby photos; Mrs. Robert Resident State Trooper Levi Scorro and Mies Claudette Angela A short business meeting will be a Negro church on the edge of forces. Breer, membership; Mrs. Robert Cornell said Rodriques was driv Monday, Tuaidny, Wadnatday held and refreshments served after the business district. The Negroes were also called when the motor Scorso, all at home; two brothers, Prince Souvanna Phodma talked ists failed to appear In court to Murdock, program; Mrs. Norman ing east on Rt. 44A when he Joseph Bueky of 464 Woodland the progfi'am. A slate of officers turned Into an alley, but police with Kong Le, Sinkapo and with Larson, courtesy; Mrs. Edward drove off the right side of the SUPER-RIGHT, HEAVY, CORN-FED STEER BEEF will be submitted the meeting men stopped them in a field. answer to charges of speeding or St. and Charlea F. Bueky of to Col. Deuane, leader of a dissident driving with defective equipment. Glenney, finance; Mrs. David War road, struck and knocked down a Shrewsbury, Mass.; and several for election In May. Police wagons and patrol cars ultra-leftist group of neutralists. , ______were packed! with demonstrators. Daniel L. Henry, 30, of Olaston- ren, public relations; Mrs. Rich utility pole and continued on to nephews and nieces. The group WlU leave at 7 p.m. Tlie premier was accompanied i bury, arrested Saturday night on a ard Carpenter, junior auxiliary; strike a tree. The car was de The funeral will be held tomor Patrolmen brandished billy clubs on from the rectory'on School St. to Spring and the surging crowd fell back. his peace-Meking trip by his | charge of delivery of liquor to mi Mrs. Maurice O’Connor, mailing; molished, the trooper said. row at 8:30 a.m. from the John P, proceed to Willimantic. half-brother. Prince Souphanou nora, pleaded guilty and his case Mrs. Charles S. House, personal Rodrigues and his two pas Tierney Funeral Home, 319 W. There was some ecuffling, but vong, the titular leader of the In charge of the refreshments no major violence. was continued until April 25 for visitors, and Mrs. Herbert Snyder, sengers, Henry Borgas, 18, and Center St., with a requiem Mass will be M n. Richard M. Clay, Price^Tag Pathet Lao, and the' members of disposition while pending a pre- ward clerks. Carlos Marquez, 21, all of the at B a t the Churchi of the AMump Several demonstrators fthrew the three-nation International Con Soldier’s chairman, Mrs. Harold Crane, Mrs. rocks at police. A rock shattered sentence investigation. It was reported that 386 volun same Willimantic address, were tion. w ria l will he In Donald Champagne and Mrs. Special trol Commission which tries to Henry, in court today, told teer workers, not including mem treated for facial and head cuts at Field, Bast Cemetery. the windshield of a police motor oversee application of the Geneva Harry MoKusick. cycle. Judge Monkiewicz that he had bers of the Junior Auxiliary, con Windham Community Memorial Friends may call at osition of superintendent of the "While the statement did not steel producer in the nation and Court 12. •qiinm faat department in a promotional ex preclude selective price actions up the nation’s No. 8 producer of Mt. St. Benedict Ccractary. Special To Mail Charge amination General Manager Rich or down, the President did point sheet steel, said the boosts would Friends may call at the funeral ard Martin has asked the state out strongly the national interest affect less than half its produc home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and in over-all price etablllty.” tion. tomorrow from 8 tp 6 and 7 to 9 S A .9 8 LAROe 64- Blair A. Prentice, 26, ot 109 personnel department to conduct. Scouts Will Tour p.m. S a le t Spring General Manager Martin said Lukens said a big drop in prof Kennedy bad no advance notice FILTER-FLO WASHER High St., today in Hartford’s Fed the town was unsuccessful in at its was the cause of its price of the price boosts by Lukens, Municipal Offices for t llmlltd tim* eral Oourt pleaded guilty to the hikes. White House sources said.. DISH WASHINO Price Tag ohasva 9i sending obscene photo- tracting applicants for the post only ee th* 8 lb. last summer. « W. E. Mullestien, vice president Newsmen’s checks of other steel eebnemy ti**, gnapha through the mails. and general manager of Lukens, companies following the Lukens Girl Scout Troop 685, mcludlng F unerals Special Tha ease vraa continued for pre- He lias asked that Robert G. about 33 girls, will tour the of MUD AND Miuow com i Lot Ut Givt You A 17"Point CAPACin Mack, chief of examination ana .said the ratio of earnings to sales announcement brought a state aanteaoa investigation at a date was down to 2.6 per cent in the ment from the Kaiser Steel Corp., fices In the Municipal Bulldiitf aUNHESTER to be determined by the oourt. recruitment for the .state per Thursday, beginning with a vlait Mra. ABteiMSte OasatneUl Demonstration.... sonnel department, arrange the first 12 weeks of 1963. ninth largest steel producer in the The funeral of Mre. Antoinette light O'Cleck^r.S 3Jil.39 USB pUR SPECIAL LAV-AWAY FLAN Kennedy sand last Thursday: nation, that it has no plans to to General Manager Richard Mar CabslnaUl, 1533 Main St., Bast RICH AND FUU-eODilD COItEE examination., wliich wUl be limited “Selected price adjustments, up raise prices. tin’s office at 8 pjm. FLumim to present department employes. They will speM about five Hartford, waa held this morning Smokes Missing General manager Martin says or down, as prompted by changes 8i>o)teamen for the United States from the John F. Tierney FUn«aI Red Circle 3,jii.49 In supply and demand, as opposed Steel Corp., the largest steel pro minutes each in the offices of the Homis, 219 W. Center St., with a Spririp OPEN DAILY the galhry range waa too low in to across-the-board Increases, are collector of revenue, assessor, de W O O ^ S AND WtNiy aiESepplf OSi In Store Break the laat hunt for applicants to ducer In the count^, ai8i for a solemn high Man of requiem at not incompatible with a frame number of other companies had puty director of public wo.rka, St. Mary’s Church, East Hart F. T. BIWi «r., Price Tag meet the stated requirements. work of general stability and steel no comment. town clerk, park department, engi Bokor Co«ee5-,!j; 3 i|.5 9 An aatlmated 15 cartona ot cig- The salary offered for the po ford. “If IFe BuOwwre, We Itow It" 9 to 9 PJM. price stability.” A spokesman for the AFL-CIO neering department, planning and The Rtv. John J. Keely was We Olva n e e O n te Stamps Speciat •rettaa were reported taken in a sition, vacated last year by the The price increase announce United Steelworkers of America zonmg department, building In JUST RIDUCiD JANE PARKER Manchester Appliance w eikm d break into . Wallach’s retirement of Fred Thrall, is $6,- celebrant, assisted by the Rev. SATURDAY TM 4 ment by Wheeling, the nation’s declined comment. Under Ita con spection, and will also visit the James F. Klnnina, deacon, and the 1 LB60Z We DeUver and TY Center fitiMie a t aai Oreen Rd. 848.30 to $8,373. 11th largest steel producer, waa tracts, tha union can reopen Ita probate court, the hearing room :v: Jfitrolman Albion Whipple aald Lawrence Wittkofske has been Rev. John W. Dial, subdeacon. Buttermilk Btmid LOAVES made a year after the start of contracts with the steel companies and the switchboard room. Mra. Arthur Ciocslone was organ 55' 811 MAW ST. Tdm Up to 2 Ynon to Payl FREE PARKING 445 HARTFORD ROAD. Near McKEE in a large front adn- acting superintendent of water a series ot increase announce- in two weaka and discuss possible , Mrs. James Beckwith la lea<)er Mw. tfheate AU ASM*,., Midtrt, hdOi the etore waa smaahed. and sewer*. ‘ ist, and Frank Buriie soloist. Bur Phaae 048-4486 mema by a number ef major com wage. inereaMd. of the troop. ial was In St> M aiya Osmetory, "at : n I.V. F"ff ■
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and have five dependents—chil RockvUle-V ernon BY ROUS^IN OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROBHV^ORD PUZZLE Top Tax Collector dren—ranging In age from 6 to 16. W « A m exports In Thus, the conunlaeioner used the Kennedy Boards Catamaran; Crowds Deadline long form. Boy Hit by Car LIFEINSURANCI..r Uke other Washington realdenta. Crew Calls Him Good Sailor Caplin recantly received his new BURTON A. m O E AGENCY u-' ! • ’WBa.WMArbO'iou (Ooatb Md trecB Psgn One) / Critically Injured KNOM.'TH'AfASORV auto tage.-Becaiue "somebody had 857 E. Center 8 t —S4S-0641 a cute Idea," the number aasigned (Continaed from Page One) I ROYAL BURMA HCMS^ Well, during tM wssK, Caplin Fo*ir-year-old Burleigh Charter ia West Palm Beach boat designer I. Z,^ oVK-Uf^-?' a n d G a r d e n to him ie a constant reminder of and builder. CncRTAlNLYARB had a revenue agent "give me an described as in critical condition boat buddy, UndersecMtary of the ^ o O O L g V V ^ OOOOtS-' BEMARKABLafFIIWr, his job; 1040. audit." then, on Saturday, Um tax afe*8t. Francis HoepiUl today with Graves and the other crewman, THBYLAYSGM 4Cawba»d Navy Paul Pay. BWlnitd ohlaf Q>ent an hour doublecheck* mulUple head Injuries he received Dr. Ivan Schmidt, a West Palm WCW A POULTRY , 1 Okrdan eCooUnB Htoaitt ing the agent who had double- yesterday morning when he was There wasn't enough room on Beach surgeon, joined in rating -DSALGR'S INDCLtBLa’ implemeat Installation Set 4FUin or garden TAurlcl* checked him, had Mrs. Caplin struck by a car. the sailboat, so the three girls Kennedy a real good sailor. 5TAMP0N 1HEM! • Geomatrical elgyi the joint return, and got the Rockville police said the boy temporarily were transferred to AND NO*) t h e y g^tainar for form away. For PTA Council darted into the street from behind the Honey Fits, where they chat lOiulSfade Bxplainlng the extra care, the a (MiT that was parked near his ted with Jacqueline .Kennedy. BU6GS BUNNY former profeesor of tax law at the ■ Officers of the Manchester PTA home at 130 E. Main 8t., Rockville. They noted faefilonable Mrs. Police Arrests " a s s ’ Council, the organisation of repre /VWY PON'T' Unlverelty of 'Virginia said: "I The driver of the car was Chris Kennedy had on a gaily colored 1 eOTTA PRACTICE euppoae my poaiUon la rather sentatives from all PTAs in town, tian GotUer, 57, of 14 Florence St., striped shift and regretted that THAT CHIP SHOT SO . 1 JUST ISOioinlcal •«ffl»j;|2S2i unique when it cornea to Income will be Installed Thutviday, April they were in shorts and rugged Gerard Lacroix, 48. of 272 Main AXXTT/AieiCK 2S Senior 29 Soap-making 42Flrit man Rockville, IgPavor 24DU1 frarot 4SBtblkal noaw tsx.** 18, at the annual council meeting. The car was traveling south bad weather sailing jackets. St, Saturday afternoon was STAY OUTCFTH' Ig Hifintarprat Mrs. Rdtoert Heins has been re charged with Intoxication. He WNaUrotof aSBMt Indian 31 Qloaa over. 44Mim<« Whan the Internal Revenue when the accident happened. "And 1 was barefooted,” lam PONDI, bdend S3 Dog genua 46Ireland Service cent out its tax forma and elected as president, and Dr. Har- Patrolman John Stodd is Investi ented Chris Greer, 19, a language posted a $25 cash bond while await MedU MMoiiUn 36 Ouarantte 47BaU(Sp.) aiFlih inatruoUon bookleta thla year they vey Pastel hse been re-elected as gating. major at Palm Beach Junior Col ing presentation In Circuit Court 27 Peopled 40 Beginning 46 Ty^ of cheaM 12, Manchester, April 29. 2> Sediment 28Pendiie 41 Anoint eoSmaUcbfld were accompanied by a letter vice president. The new secretary lege. With her and Miss Briant 24 Biblical name from Caplin which advlaed 'file Is Mrs. Nicholas Jackston, succeed BIO BROTHER’S WATCHING was Rita Tedder, 20. All are from 26 Cow----- !“ r r f " IT rr early." It waa auggeated to the ing Mrs. Roger Bagley; and the WCst Palm Beach. RIOHT SUBJECT OPEN 7 DAYS 2TFnotllke pert new treasurer is William Palmer, LYLE, Minn. (AP)—Night Mar 11 MAPLE ST. SOUnbrandM IT nr I a 46-year-old U x chief that perhape shal Clarence Berg sat In his car The President introduced them “ c a v e c r e e k , Arlz. (AP) — S3 Decipher 1 p 1 - he wasn't following his own ad succeeding Francis Murray. to Caroline, who stopped playing When Dick Watson teaches Amer Across From First National After the Installation, the coun at the edge of town scanning the Parking Lot S4Nun&led IT IT r r vice. area with binoculars. with her toy Easter bunny long ican history It has a special mean^ 3S Storehooiea Caplin laughed, then said the cil will make final plana for the enough to curtsy. Ing for him. COEN OPERATED M Twitching nr SU te PTA Convention, scheduled Then he went to a service sta WASH-'N-DBY CLEAN 37 Approach r r V advice ia primarily for the 40 tion three blocks away and ar Mrs. Kennedy offered them re The CJave Creek school history * %n million or eo taxpayers whoNget April 24-25 at Manchester High teacher is a descendent of Thom 16-Lb. Wash—^25c 39 Convent IT rested an 18-year-old youth. Berg freshments, and with an evident (S l e v e r b ir d s , workeiB 1 ■ i refunds. The government wants to School, and will discuss insurance Interest In sailing asked questions as Jefferson and Andrew Jack- 8-Lb. Dry Clean— $2 40SUtebea 1 i (Kiverage for the PTAs. had seen him breaking Into the TWOSE ROYAL * r B ■end them out early, he said. building in the light from a street about the 27-foot Pattycat, skip son, and his mother, waa related FR E E MOTH PROOFING BURMA HEN6» ^/r 41 Be tick ■ m Cwlin isn't gatting one. The meeting will begin with re pered by Paul Lilndenberg, 28, a to William Jennings Bryan. 42 Winged ST pr The Capline own their own home freshments at 7:30 p.m. lamp. 4SFeel ■1 49 Deviation r ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN SI Crafty one JT "Ij M (Scot) >1 S3A«evertla r ■YOU'RE . W a i., LE'S NOT STAMP j h ' SURE.' V P I I W THINK CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ■ i t A PRETTY HEREJUtTAPMIRIN' f BOTH \ T P LET YOU <30 IN SSSeed covering BT " " r 1! 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OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WIIXIAMS IN YOUR MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE INTERVIEWS FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS JIS WALKIN' MY ao o p PRBSS YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO . . . THROOaHTH' FOR TaMORROW/ MIPPLE OF A I HEARP YOU our Levy photo With (K^ICTCHeN, THERE RiaaiN* Prepare for a career In the business world. BY AL VERMEER UP THAT SMART GollmitT^rs Mark^OthWedding Advisory Council Members or “Advisory Counselors” PRISCILLA'S POP ALECK STUFF/ , Plan for a career in Industry. , ,,, . , Mr. and Mrs. John G OoUmitser Improve your cultural background and understanding toward becoming a better citizen and homemaker. At Teachers’ Lounge Manchester High School m ipo u i, minp e< Naranja, Fla., formerly of Man- They were communicants of St. Complete the freshman and sophomore years of a regular four-year college or university ew rse of SOU~WHV,IF . Bridget’s Church. 7:30 to 9:00 P.M. Y d c m - — T Pursue any of these objecUvee'lh late afternoon or evening classes if you wish to work part-time or full-time £ ehoster, celebrated their 6<>th wed The couple has three daughters, ding anniversary yesterday. Mrs. John F. Bilow of Manchester, while studying. Tuesday, April 16 Thursday, April 18 ■niey were married April 14, Mrs. Grant Skewes of Vernon and Earn an Aeeociate in Arte or an Aesociate to Science degree. ISIS in Plttafleld, Mass., and came Mrs. Olln Miller of Mooeup; a No schedule for Week of School Vacation to Manchester In 1919. They Uved foster son, Stanley Gollmitzer of YOU HAVE THE ADVANTAGES O F ...... Thursday, May 2 Manchester, sixteen grandchildren Monday, April 29 In this town until 1957 when they Receiving Individual counseling In planning your career. moved to Blorida. and six great-grandchildren, Monday, May 6 Thursday, May 9 Mrs. Gollmitzer was formerly Mr. and Mrs. (Jollmlteer plan to Studying in email claseee with a carefuUy chosen teaching faculty. amployed a t the C. R- Burr Co. visit Manchester this summer, at Participating In a program of student activities. Tuesday, May 14 Friday, May 17 Her hiufband was employed at the which time a family reunion is Living at home while attending college. Thursday, May 23 Aldon Spinning Mill, Talcottvllle. scheduled. Knowing that employers are,anxious to add qualified junior college g^raduates to their organizations. Monday, May 20 Knowing that four-year colleges and unlveralties welcome junior college graduates who transfer with saUsfac- 3 , Rockville-V ernon tory grade averages.
playoff victory over the Dodgers.'^i^tory over the Dodgers. Howle^thlrd straight victory after two, YANK8-ORIOLBS— Goss, acquired from Pittsburgh losses. Manny Jimenez, a pinch Sunday * is promotion nanitfar, Station Ion Bhunp-ridden batters! to the relief of star Jim Grant Pena pitched five dazsllng relief Williams, acquired from ths Managar Bob way, Barry Sunday and was credited with Innings in Kansas City’s 6-4 tri drove in two Colt runs with a pair hitter, doubled home the first Dodgers last winter ki exchange Meriden Schoolboy Campaign Starts, m t Sunday aroFund the home hell-shocked pitchers! Highest Twin Double Barents and Jack Ooim^ news Cleveland's 64) victory over De umph over Minnesota. The Cuban of singles. Ty Cline, late of Cleve three runs and Joe Tartabull for Bill Skowron, fanned eight Ori front in three weeka and X wel and sporta directors, were others A re you t i r ^ of sroing hit- troit. Walker was 8-9 at Kansas right-hander, a bust with Cincin land, drove in the only run with tripled home the other two. oles in recording his first Yankee comed the warm weather along who helped make the night an en ess day after day? Are you City last year. nati, was rescued by the Athletics a lOth Inning single in Milwau « « * triumph. New York scored all its with moat peqple . . My family Defeated joyable one, irius rwresentatlvee fed up with the way hitters Kline’e sparkling four-innhig re from the mlhofs last summer. kee’s 1-0 triumph over the New INDIANS-HGERS— runs in the' first three innings Results in Near Riot Dozen Balt Games on Slate accompanied me to the church of of the American 'Tobacco Co., lief stint helped the Washington York Mets. Earl Averlll, ex-Angel, against loser Chuck Estrada, with our riMloe on Palm Sunday and fire teeing off on your best A ^ minor miracle occurred in Rookies Vic Davalillo, Tony Narroganeett Brewing Co. and Senmors defeat the Boston Red Los 'Angeles, where the only other drove in the winning run with a Clete Boyer and Ellie Howard then Z found IIm day frm to do Atlantic Refining Oo„ sponsors of pitches? Sox 7-6. Osborne drove in two runs sacrifice fly in the 10th inning in Martinez and Max AM s collected driving in two runs each. whatavar 1 wiahed . . Connecticut AL game was scheduled. Rain seven hits among them in the LINCOLN, R. L (AP) — ^ 288,045 even after 845,145 was By HOWIE HOLCOMB a rebuilding year for B()b Haaly. ths basebaU telecasts. Only "sour” Would you like to see your bat with a double and sacrifice and wa.ohed out the Chicago White Sox Philadelphia's 4-3 first game tri • * * By 62-58 KroU at third. The outfield is un Boom, oloaad during me winter umph over St. Louis. The Phils ting average without having to use scored another Senator run. Kline The most recent racing at ordered refunded by the ste Baseball giunes, a full dozen settled on the wings with only ’niursday, hi addition to the note of the night was the defmt and the Angels. Indians’ triumph over the Tigers. 8ENATOR8-RED SOX— wards after the oontroverslal Mancheater-Conard olash, Rham montha, w«s opened and I got my suffansd by the Rad Box In Loe a microscopic lens? Would you waa 8-6 and Osborne batted .280 also won the second game, 5-4. Davalillo drove in two runs with Lincoln Downs produced the of them, and a big track meet, center seh Rich Marsh will patrol Newly traded players also Chuck Hinton had four hits for fourth race. visits Bacon. Academy ahd Cov pitching ann into ahape f6r the Angelea, 4-1 . . . C o a cl^ on hand like to win a game for a change? at Detroit last year. Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati his first major league home run. Washington, Including a double Three times and out. track’s highest twin double are all on the schedule this there with May. U not on the hill, oomlng baaabaU aeaaon by wash were Joe Fontana of Southington, Here's what you do. Get a trans Williams turned back the Balti played key roles in nearly all Martinez had three singles and A water truck and the in right and somebody else, as yet entry 1s at Avtm — again both National League decisions. 1-0 as Alvin McBean outpitched and triple. Kline, third Senator liiis wasn’t the case with payoff in history — 847,611- week as all but one of the area ing windows . . My partner waitp now a Red Box aoout, and Tom fer to another major league club. more Orioles 6-1 with a five-hitter Joey Jay. AIvls two. starting gate had collided be unseleoted in left. COC games. pitcher, allowed only two hits a id Manchester’s hustling . Green .80 — and a near riot. fore the race, damaging the high schools begin their The last inaugural of the week ed untU I had finished before la- Monahan of Bristol. It has done wonders for others. as he pitched the New York Yan Larry Jackson, traded by St. * • • Walker took over with one out one run in the last four innings Other Games Listed suliig a ohaUenge to play tennis For example, Jerry walker, Ron Manor basketball team in last One unidentified bettor latter to the gates wouldn’t spring seasons. Heading the is listed Friday when Olaston- kees into first place. He had a Louis to Chicago, was credited A’S-TWINS— in the fifth when Grant was hit after the Senators had forged picked all the winners from close. Rhode Island rules per Two more area games are on burys Jayveea come to Manchester but I gladly accepted, anxious to W ednesday Kline, Larry Osborn, Stan WU- mediocre 12-10 record with Los with the Cubs’ 8-1 victory over by a line drive on the pitching ahead 6-5 with a four-run rally Saturday night’s Farmington list is Manchester High’s season get out into the sunshine and fredh llams and Orlando Pena of the A five-run fourth Inning that the sixth through the ninth mit emergency use of the tap today—Avon visiting Rham to help East Catholto High open Season pass for New York Mets Angeles last year and wore the Son Francisco. Don Nottebart, hand. He not only hurled scorele.ss against loser Hal Kol.stad in the Valley League championship opener this afternoon at 8:80 at air . . I didn’t win any ftianda American League. goat’s horns after walking in the sent starter Camilo Pa.scual to the races Saturday, sweating out gates without closing them. Memorial Field. Regional and Eiast Hampton hi' its second season. Freshman Ray home games arrived in the mall swapped by Milwaukee to Hous ball the rest of the way but sin fifth. Ken Retzer's two-run single game wtth Meriden. Twice dialing a photo finish victory by Imi vadlng Coventry for a pair of at night whan X announced that X Walker hurled shutout baU winning run in the Giants’ final ton, pitched the Colts to a 6-4 vie- showers gave the Athletics their the regular seaami the Silver CSty After a delay of 22 min LaGctce will probably get the open bag from the desk of Tom Meany, gled home a pair of runs. w a s the big hit. tator in the ninth. utes, two horses refused to Windham High’s Whippets in Charter Oak Conference tilts. wanted to watch teevee from 8 to chief tub thumper for the Nation five Illumined over the locals but vade the local diamond today in ing assignment for Coach Don 10, Ohannal 33 bringing the Boaton when all the marbles were on the Jockey Mervin Trombley break from the open gates Rockville, with sophomore Jim Bums club with veteran Joe Alu- al League entry . . . Basketball won aboard Imitator, Ready hopes of repeating their one-sided Celtloa-CIncinnatl Royals NBA line the Contractors prevailed, 62- JIM GLENNEY DAN PINTO and a third tossed his rider. opening day victory at a year ago. Martello the likely starting hurl- blokl catching. season, with the exception of the Man in the sixth and Swap A howling, indignant crowd er, begins its slate tomorrow in playoff basketball game Into my prolonged NBA playoffs and the -‘We Made the Trade of the YeaP~ 68. Ih e two clubs had finished the To thwart that idea, Manchester Two other games are on tap in U v^ room. Rough play again regular season deadlocked for first Off In the fourth — only was pacified by a quick an Middletown. cluding the first home date for Farmington Valley Leag:ue title mounts he accepted for the Coach Tom Kelley, ^ginning his dominated the action, plus exces place. A one-game playoff was eur- nouncement from the stewards 37 th season here, will start either Aa they did in boaketbaU, sopho Rockville. PlainvUle visits the game, has ended but there was day. that the money bet on the sive traveling, pushing and crying stlU time to talk about the sport rang^ at a neutral site—Newing- Captain Fred McCurry or George mores will be carrying the brunt hilltop fidd for a Central Valley with the Royals winning. A father Standout Pitching Wins for Cubs tonm gli—to determine the champ. A crowd of 18,342 bet 81,^ three horses be returned. May on the mound. of the Rams’ fortunes — four or Coitference clash and East Wind with Paul Francis of Klngswood could nsver take his son to an and Dan Pinto, local player-coach The Silk Towners thus success five probably getting starting sor is at Ellington, Whoever doesn’t get the nod to NBA game, or even view it on of the Green Manors. The former fully defended the laurels they sasignmenta. Co^Otptalns Pete Coach Paul Phlnney’a Manches video, and-say, “Watch so and so, first captured a year ago. day win go against a tough (Jon- heads the Better Officiating Com NEW YORK (A P )— “ We made the trade of the year.” game—in picking up the two vic ard clulb Thursday in West Hart Faganl and Dick MoGlU, both sen- ter trackmen get their first out copy hia moves and they’ll help Slender Jim Glenney was the io n , lend balance to the club age- mittee of the Central Board and So said Bob Kennedy, the head of the horde of Chicago tories. ford. If either or both of these door work of the year In the an you.” OoUege and pro rules and is one of the better refrees in the * • • high scorer for the winners with AMERICAN LEAGUE ^ NATIONAL LEAGUES^ Sublime to Ridiculous wise. hurlers get in trouble, Jim Cole nual Eastern Connecticut Relays lnterpreitatl(H)s are as far apart as area . . . Correspondence piled Cub coaches, talking about the deal that brought Larry COLT9-DODGER.S— 2S, Inchiding seven for 10 at the W. L. Pet. GB man, up from the jayvees, will Another opening Wednesday scheduled at Central Connecticut foul stripe. He also grabbed a flock W. L. P et G.B. most blood relatives . . Candid up in recent days and with free Jackson and Lindy McDaniel to the Cubs from the St. Loui.s Koufax, who has never beaten New York ...... 4 1 .800 — probably got the relief call. finds HUIington High, still basking College, New Britain. Camera provided a few laughs to Cardinals during the winter, o f rebounds despite his lack of Raltlmore ...... 3 3 .600 1 San Francisco .. .4 1 .800 time available I was able to clear f the (Jolts in five starts, lo.st his Pittsburgh ...... 4 1 .800 1 For Red Sox Pitchers Remainder of the Manchester in the “ sun” of a highly success Captain Jim Bracken and his mark an end to a fuU day. the desks before departing for “ We got our ace .starter, and first against one victory, at Hous height Glenney was helped in the Detroit ...... 8 2 .600 1 until Tony Taylor hit a two-run — lineup will include sophomore Tom ful baaketball slate, traveling to teammates have been busy in the our best relief pitcher, in one latter department by rookie Dave Kansas City ...... 3 2 .600 1 PhUadelphla .. . >.4 1 .800 M onday points west . . . BasebaU um homer in the .seventh and Don ton. The left-hander was the victim M ^enna, playing in place of an St. Louis ...... 8 2 .600 1 Moore behind the plate, either S to m for a date with E. O. Smith. short indoor season and look for pires met at night at the West deal,” the Ckib.s' head coach said. Demeter hit another in the two- of a four-hit barrage and some Chicago ...... 2 2 .500 V/i BOSTON (A P )— The Boston Red Sox have gone from the Mark Monette or Frank Filloramo Pitching la shallow at Elling^ton better things now that ths action "The Mets, that’s my team,” Side Bee, a good turn out with Kennedy's words looked very sloppy support in the sixth to under-par Buzz Keeney. Los Angeles ...... 2 2 .600 I'/] Milwaukee ...... 8 2 .600 1 run eighth. Taylor reached fir.st sublime— in the person of Dave at first, Ron Anderson at second, with a couple of freshmen among has moved outside. Tony lyAngona reported from the veteran arbiter Al Bogglni han wise today. Jackson tamed the ning. Keeney was in action only spar Boston ...... 2 3 .400 2 Los Angeles .. .. .3 8 .500 I'/l Morehead—to the ridiculous on Dick Groat's error in the ninth, ingly but McKenna, erstwhile high Chicago ...... 2 8 .400 2 in their Washington Weekend. inner sanctum at (Jheney Tech. dling the session . . . I^-eeason mighty San Francisco Giants for was sacrificed to second and Singles by Pete Runnels, Howie Cleveland ...... 2 3 .400 2 Another Met rooter I encountered the first time this year, 3-1, Sun Goss, Carroll Hardy and Hal school standout, was an able re Washington ...... 2 S .400 2 Houston ...... 2 4 .333 2i/j Boston blew a lead and then the:?’ sessions at which time rules and scored the winner on Demeter’s was Stan Ozlmek, service man unusual play situations are dlS' day, with ninth-inning help from Smith, plus two Dodger errors placement The 6-4 McKenna came Minnesota ...... 1 4 .200 3 Cincinnati ...... 1 4 .200 3 game, 7-6 yesterday. Rookie right ager at Morlarty Brothers. Stan cussed are always Interesting, this McDaniel. led to four Houston runs. out ahead of 6-10 Walt Subsick in Sunday’s Results New York ...... 0 5 .000 4 hander Morehead had stopped the PIRATES-REDS— the vital struggle to control the Senators with a five-hit, 3-0 shut' Four Stroke Margin was thrUled last season when he meeting being along those lines. The defeat dropped the Giants McBean pitched the Pirates to • • • Chicago at Los .Angeles, Ppd. into a first-place tie with the backboards. Kansas City 5, Minnesota 4 Sunday’s Results out Saturday in his American went to the Polo Grounds and With a large number of men re their fourth straight, although he BRAVES-METS— P*layer-Ooach Dan Pinto added visited Manager Casey Stengel in tiring in the past three years six Pittsburgh Pirates and the Phila left the bases loaded twice and Cleveland 6, De;.roit 0 Chicago 3, San Francisco 1. League debut. The poor Mets, still winless, 16 points for the Manors, includ The Sox are off today, then open the dugout before a gome with new umps, five from Manchester, delphia Phils, ail with 4-1 records. stranded two men in three other suffered their third shutout in five Washington 7, Boston 6 Pittsburgh 1, Cincinnati 0. Nets Sanders $5,500 Alvin McBean scattered 10 hits ing the hoop that put them ahead New York 6, Baltimore 1 at home tomorrow under new man MUwaukee... Baseball was also were welcomed into the member innings. { games. They have scored only to stay with 7:33 left in the third Milwaukee 1, New York 0 (10). the main topic with the "Big ship. New umps are Ray Blanco, find pitched out of two bases- Joey Jay pitched a five hitter three runs, an average of 3-6to Today’s Games Houston 6, Los Angeles 4. ager Johnny Pesky with Baltimore quarter. as the opposition. Four” at Bchiebel Brothers, Binky Wally Fortin, Tom Conran, Ray loaded messes, to best the Cin for the Reds for eight innings, but of a run per game, smd have a No games scheduled Philadelphia 4-6, St. Louis 3-4, cinnati Reds and Joey Jay, 1-0 for Meriden led 12-8 at the first Boston paraded six pitchers to (3REENSBORO, N. C. (AP)— A dozen years ago a slim- Hohenthal, A1 Bchiebel, Lou Cara Pllkonls, Fred Gaal and Bob Ja three of the hits, singles by team batting average of .124, on Tuesday’s Games first game, (10). the Pirates. quarter and 27-26 at the half. The the mound yesterday and the Sen waisted, skinny 18-year'-old from Cedartown, Ga., arrived bine and Fred Smith. After dis cobs. „ . . . . Smoky Burgess. Donn Clendenon 19 hits, a shade under four per Los Angeles at Minnesota Jack Bald.schun the relief work- and Bill Virdon, came in the Manors had forged in front 44-40 Kansas City at Chicago Today’s Games ators had a picnic. In addition to unheralded at Durham, N. C., for the Junior Chamber of cussing the pros and cons of ma ! game. at the three-quarter break and 11 hits and three sacrifice files, jor league baU, all ventured pen Thursday Imrse of the Phils 132 games in , fourth inning for the only run. Bob Hendley held toe Mets to Washington at Cleveland. (N) New York Jackson 0-1 at Mil Commerce National Junior Golf Tournament. toe last two years-picked up the I ^ ^as Cincinnati’s fourth stayed out there throughout the Detroit at New York, 2 p.m. waukee Shaw 0-1. they capitalized on six walks, three His name was Doug Sanders andc?’ nant predictions and then said Details on the Little League four hits. Roger Craig was toe fin^ session. Baltimore at Boston, 2 p.m. Only Game Scheduled. wild pitches and two hit batsmen. Country Club his short backswlng attracted the they would await my choices, due baseball program were forward decisions to both ends of a douWe- straight defeat after an opening victim. He matched zeros with Blach team lost a man on person-1 The deciding run came in the ed in person Iqr Tom Conran, header victory over toe Cards, victory. Hendley through nine innings, but attention of purists who marveled for release on Tuesday... Joe 4-3 to 10 innings, and 5-4. I sinele < als, Jim- Morlarty collected five sixth on a Larry Osborne sacrifice at the results he got with what Soltys, UConn sports publicist, president, with tryouts listed Sat single off relief pitcher Ron Tay gave up a run in toe lOto on a for the Manors, Sulbeick of Meri BEST 16—FRIDAY Golf Night Set urday (April 20) at Buckley, The Houston Colts whipped lor. Baldschun worked 2 1-3 In walk, a sacrifice and Ty Cline’s Luck Plays Part in Opening Win fly after Marv Breeding singled. Class A—Ken Gordpn 76-12-64-2 has since become known as the phoned with a hot news Up and Sandy Koufax and toe Los An- den also departed via the same Chuck Hinton doubled and Minnie ’’telephone booth swing. He went then we discussed at length new Waddell and Verplanck Fields nings—1-3 of an toning to the first stogie. route. —62; Henry Rockvirell 80-12-68-6 At Country Club geles Dodgers 5-4. and toe hapless Minoso walked. —62. on to win the tournament, hia first basketball coach, Fred Shabel, It . For the second day in i New York Mets went down 1-0 The Manors were far in front in Hinton had a triple, double and triumph of consequence. was Salty’s idea to introduce the row high winds and low tempera' field goals, 25-17, but made only Class B— Frank Spilecki 8-12- to 10 innings before toe Milwau two singles, igniting most of the Today, Doug Sanders, now 29, Do’s and don’t# of golf and new hoop mentor to the state’s tures caused plans to be altered, 12 of 23 from th^ foul line while 69-10—59; Ed Ansaldl 74-13—61. kee Braves, to toe other National Celts Get Early Jump Washington outbursts. CJlass C—Mel Perry 98-18-80-18 and sUll slender at 160 pounds, answers to any questions club press last week in Hartford and it this being no weather for a base Lieague geimes. Meriden connected on 24 of 31 In Front to Stay —62; George Benton 91-14-1'4— 63. is $5,600 richer for having re members may have will be ex turned out to be a top promoUon ball gams . . . Harry Storln * * * Mound Staff Means Business, charity tries. plained and answered Wednes Trailing 5-2 going into the bot Low gross—Stan HUinski 73. turned to North Carolina to win from all sides, good publicity for writes from Riverside Park in CUB8-GIANT8— Summary: tom of the fifth, a walk, a hit bat day night at the annual pre- Agawam, Mass., Just over the _ Grem Miuior (62) Blind bogey—(Jharley Bogglni the $87,600 Greater Greensboro the university and copy for the Jackson’s sparkling perform In Grudge NBA Series ter and Osborne’s ground rule and Joe Colburn 86. Open tournament. season Golf Night at the Man Connecticut line, that stodk car That’s the Word from Chicago P „ , B P Pts. chester Country Club. attending scribes. . . One-time Tal- ance against toe Giants was to 6 Moriarty ...... g oo 6 double preceded Ken Retzer’s two- National Office He closed with a two-under-par cottville basketball player, Zig racing starts Saturday night. Sev line with toe fine pitching the 2 Fortin ...... o (M) 0 run single. Then Ed Brlnlcman tag Dick Oberlander, chairman of SELECTED NINE—SATURDAY 69 round Sunday a 270 total, 14 Gozdz, now a successful antique eral hundred racing fans from Cubs have gotten all season. In 1 Glenney ...... g 7.10 23 BOSTON (A P )—The Boston Celtics agreed today they ger a triple which put the Sena Donald Berger of Rock the tourney committee, reports Class A—Jerry Beaulieu 33-4— under par, to lead the field by dealer, waa a phone caller. Fish Manchester make the journey each five games, all against the Dodg CHICAGO (A P )— The Chi ^ first five games, their pitching 21 l^rklngton ...... 1 3^ 2 5 0-1 4 tors in front to stay. Alex Hackney, club pro, will have a jump in their grudge playoff series with Los Ange ville last weekend was 29; Harry Atherton 33-4— 29; four shots. ing is his favorite pastime now Saturday night to the Bay State ers and Giants, earned run average. Jack- “ Look,” said Kennedy, 3 Butkus ...... 2 0-3 4 “After a lot of years we finally^ Minoso accounted for earlier Sen Class B— Ace Parker 38-4—29; with my family and friends. son, who lost the opener to Don that their pitching staff “ we’ve been facing some pret 0 Dom Pinto ...... 0 0-0 0, ator tallies. 68-66-68-69—over the 7,000-yard, detail. are only memories. He was a good Winners, their catches and prizes are displayed by Len Kearns, Wally Prowa, Martin got a break," said Boston Cap- tional Board of Directors Lee Beauchene 37-6— 31; Mario par 71 Sedgefield Country Club one during hia time... Night Drysdale of toe Dodgers, has al means business this season. ty good pitching onrselves. by red-hot Jerry West, recovered Bob Tillman’s homer, a Lou Boccalatte 35-4— 31. Following a question and an Friday Mazur and Allan Huot (front) in the annual Recreation Department Fishing Derby at The campaign Is only a 22 Totals ...... 35 12-23 tain Bob Cousy after the Celtics of Little League baseball. course to miss by one shot ty home and I was able to spend lowed but two earned runs to Drysdale, Koufax, Fodres, Meridrfl (5g) eked out a 117-114 triumph last the ball, flipped to Sam Jones and Clinton single, Frank Malzone’s (Jlass C—Austin Weiman 38-8— swer period, the 1962 Masters Globe Hollow. (Herald Photo by Ofiara.) week old but in five games ing the tournament record set by some time reading the basebcOl Good Friday and a holiday for 15 2-3 innings. Sanford, BfarichaL These P B Pis. night In the opener of the Nation took a return fast-break j>eiss for sacrifice fly, Hal Kolstad’s squee2:e Election of officers and 26; Joe Zanetti 36-8—28. film vrill be shown. many but Just an ordinary worii' Cub pitchers have a eollective 3 D. Gaffney ...... 4 a lay-up. There was 1:10 left. Sam Snead, seven-time winner rule book, several changes being The big right-hander had toe guys were among the best in 0 Cunningham ...... o al Basketball Association finals. sacrifice bunt and a Chuck Schill directors highlighted a Low gross—Stan Hllinski 74. The 1963 tournament sched Ing day for this newsman. . , 1.20 earned run average here since 1988. ule will also be released at this made for the coming season... lid Giants shut out until toe ninth, the league last season. We’re 3 Breese ...... g “We played mediocre ball and still On the second of two Los An ing single were the key blows in four-day session at the Blind bogey—George McLaffer- Another man working in another Kilby Set to-Run when Lou Brock made a two-base against a couple of power not going to run Into that 5 Subsick ...... 4 geles missed buckets, Sam Jones Second was 41-year-old Jimmy time. was pried off the major league 3 Salerno ...... won." building an early Boston edge. ty 98. field was Paul Edwards of WINF error on Chuck Hiller’s fly ball. laden teams which finished in kind of pitching everyday. 4 Waldorf in New York. Clark of Huntington Beach, Calif., baseball season in Washington 600 Take Part in Fish Derby 0 F. Gaffney ...... 0 “We were very fortunate to pulled down the ball and fired a Malzone doubled in the eighth who reported his radio station BOSTON (AP) — A distance Jackson got toe next two men, a tie for the pennant last fall We’ll win our share of 3 Wagner ...... 2 Berger, a member of the who closed with his third 68 for win,” added Coach Red Auerbach. full length pass which Heinsohn and came around on a wild pitch BEST 17—SUNDAY and Cincinnati but I couldn’t whip would carry the first two Bostra- but Willie McCovey doubled home — San Francisoo and Los An games.” 2 Gariockin o 0 “ First of all, we lose rookie John converted for the decisive bucket, and an infield out to close the gap Verplanck School faculty, Class A—Brv Kennedy 60-2— a 274 total to win $3,500. It was Cokea Riaka Rating up any enthusltiam until all the runner who survived the Nazi geles. L«e Angeles NBA playoff games Nearly 600 youngsters, many ac-< The Park Department had toe only Giants run. McDaniel Kennedy's rotation bos been 19 Totals ...... 17 Havlicek with an ankle injury putting Boston in front 115-110 to one run. 67; Jack Grezel 72-5— 67. the biggest check he has received olube gat off the mark. bombings of Coventry, England, in 24-31 has been associated with on Sunday and Tuei^iy nights,.. companled by a parent or friend, stocked the area with 2,500 panflsh came on, gave up an infield sin In fact, Cub starters have Jackson, Bob Buhl, Dick Score at half 27-26 M#riden. Then Los Angeles started hitting with 37 seconds to go. Ron Kline, who worked the final Class B— Sher Porterfield 77-8— in a touring career that began NEW YORK (AP) — Curtis Little League baseball Best part of this holiday was a 1940 is quite unconcerned about elbowed their way into a spot —including calico bass and blue gle and then got Tom Haller for yielded but three earned runs Ellsworth and GYea Hobble. its shots in the third quarter. “That ball (the.pass) seemed to four innings for Washington, did 69. more than a dozen years ago. Cokes, freshly installed as the Tuesday chauffeured ride to 18 Blssell St. for 13 years. He is cur Australian Kel Nagle, who made Olympic champion Abebe Biklla around Globe Hollow awimming gills — about three weeks ago but toe final out. In their five encounters Cal Koonoe, last season’s Another Long, ^ ries hang there for an eternity,’’ Hein not allow a ball out of the infield CHass C—George Benton 84-14 leading welterweight contender by by my son Reed, the first such against teams which are pick Patriots Sign Pair sohn said. “I was down there all up four shots in four holes on the Book o f open dates is rapidly and the Finns in the Boston AA pool Saturday morning to try their neither variety was landed Satur Ron Santo singled to open the prize rookie, will not get a “ It looks like another long se in the ninth as he quickly bowled rently the District Eight —70. time he was up with the birds to second inning and scored on Ernie ed to finish one-two in the BOSTON (AP) — Offensive alone. Sam saw me but that ball back nine pla}dng with Sanders th e, World Boxing Association, being filled between now and the Marathon Friday. But Brian Kil luck to the annual town Fishing day. In fact only about 50 fish shot onttl the Cubs ptoy a ries. It was a grudge series all over Eddie Bressoud. Carl Yas- commissioner. The Rock Low gross—Erv Kennedy 76. take me to my place of business. Bamks’ double for toe first run, league. Th- other three earn tackle Jim Welsh and linebacker during the regular season and just hung up there like Venus.’’ trzemskl and Dick Stuart. Blind bogey—Jim Smith 95. Stmday, finished third at 276, clos risks that rating in a Saturday middle o f June and I added sever by, a (Coventry draftsman, may be Derby. were caught by the horde of youth donbleheader In San Francis ville resident was the only al more closed dates this balmy School holiday being the reason and then homered to lead off toe ed runs have been given up co next Sunday. Dick Koski, both from Northern then we had to break our necks As usual, the Lakers’ incom Kline, a Detroit Tiger castoff, ing with 69 to win $2,400. A missed night television fight with hustling the only one in the field of more Only good thing about the day ful anglers. Michigan OoUege, have been Eastern nominee for a young Joe Stable of Cuba. spring day. One date filled was for his availability. . .Holidays was the weather from toe young Prizes were awarded to two age fourth. by toe relief staff. to beat Cincinnati. Now it looks parable Elgrin Baylor led all got Yastrzemski on a strikeout, fourt-foot putt for a par on this always brings an abundance of than 2()0 entries who isn’t fretting • * • Bob Kennedy, bead coach signed by the ^ s to n Patriots of as if this one will go a long way, scorers with 33 points while West the first time he had been retired two-year post on the Ellington Ridge last hole cost him a tie for second The two 147-pounders clash in a May 7 at the Chvltan Club. Harry today about the Ethiopian palace sters’ view point. Aa far as fish groups for two fish types — perch the American Football League, place. Maidment the caller and he asked visitors and among the many call ing — that was something else and bullheads. The perch wtoners PHIL8-CABDS— of the managerlees Oubs, be too." and Dick Barnett added 25 each after four straight hits. board. 10-rounder at New York’s Sunny- ers this cool day were state em jard who won the 1960 Rome lieves part of the team’s Rhody Going South llie Patriots’ announcement Sat Auerbach credited free throws in the losing cause. Sharing fourth place at 277, side Garden. The bout will be tele that I talk about baseball, per Slymplcs barefooted and in rec eigaln. There juat weren’t many were: age 10 and under — Martin The St. Louis pitching staff, urday meant the pair joins anoth MATCH PLAY VS. PAR — haps not knowing that Clvltan ployes Bill Skoneski and Red which had 63 consecutive score pitching success resulted from by Bill Russell for keeping Bos Sam Jones tallied 29 and Rus FRIDAY were Bob Charles, the New Zea cast nationally by ABC-TV, start ord 2:16:16 time. n fiah being caught. Mazur, 10 inches; second, Dave KINGSTON, R. I. (AP) — The er Northern Michigan hopeful, had defeated Watkins for town Hadden. . .Once again the after Butler 9H inches; third, seven- less innings including the last 21 the spring training program. ton apace in the final period, then sell 25 for Boston while the latter Ernie Heath, even; John Sum land southpaw; Art Wall and Ha ing at 10 p.m., EST. Cokes, 26, of dark hours were reserved for my ‘We weren’t intereated In University of Rhode Island basket halfback Tom Neumann who putting the Celtics ahead, 111-110. rold Kneece, each winning $1,766. volleyball honors this season for year-old Curtis Willey, 9 inctoes; innings of last season, came down grabbed 29 rebounds. Heinsohn mers 1-down; Werner Kunzll S- Dallas, gained his No. 1 rating on family and it was spent to advan to earth with a thud against toe getting anyone to go nine in ball team will play early January rushed for 835 yards last fall and Heinsohn, held to nine points finished with 19 points. Most Delicate Job in World. Snead, Gary Player and Jack the basis of his split in two 10- the first Ume. I tried to keep age 11 and older, Wally Prowa 7 down; Steve Truex 3-down. tage. Phillies. Wes Covington doubled nings,” said Kennedy Sunday gqmes at Memphis State, Loyola scored six touchdowns. Welsh and for the first 40 minutes, blocked Los Angeles Coach Fred Schaus McGowan tied for seventh at 278 rounders with Luis Rodriguez be Watkins’ streak Intact but found 10% Inches; second, John Hughes, of New Orleans and Miami, Coach Koski were signed as free agents. Kickers—Ted Bantly W-16 — the chore too big . . . Several visi home a run to toe sixth toning of after the Cubs had posted a an attempted close-range jumper was dejected by the opening loss 75, Tony Pazzana 87-12—76, John to win $1,400 each. This brought fore the CJuban won the world wel Saturday 9% inches. 3-1 victory over San Francis Ernie Calverley announced today. Race Starter at Horse Track Snead’s winnings in 28 of 24 tour tors at the office, Norm Vlttner Bullheads — 10 and under, sev toe opener to snap toe string. in a series the Lakers had dedi Skoale 84-12—72. terweight crown from Emile Grif Chance to get some o t the lit Charley James tied toe score at co behind right-hander Larry The Rams wiU play a 26-game cated to reversing last year’s final naments here to $27,200 since 1988. fith. of the Y bowling staff, Wally en-year-old Allan Huot, 12 Inches; schedule for the 1963-64 campaign. ForUn of the Rec Department, tle jobs done annind 250 Burke 3-3 with a Cardinal homer to toe Jackson. when Boston beat them in over BEST NINE — SATURDAY second, Brian CJlavette (another “We were out to give our Among top teams to appear on NEW YORK —(NEA)—George Tony OiraiUs, one of Manchester’s S t this morning and I enjoyed the seven-year-old) 10 3-4 inches; age ninth, and then Earl Averill’s time in the seventh game. Cassidy probably has the most (One-Half Handicap) time to just putter around in the short sacrifice fly . to toe lOto pitchers work.” the 12-game home slate are St. The best-of-seven competition Fred Cavedon 41-7— 34, Bemie leading 10-pln bowlers and Sam 11 and older, Lenny Kearns 12 3-4 Joseph’s of Philadelphia, S t delicate job in the world, next to Blonsteln, RockviUe sports official warm sunshine... Baseball season pushed over toe winner. It seems to have paid off. LIFETIME resumes here tomorrow night, Menschell 46-12—34, Wells Den inches; second, Timmy Hassett 12 Although the Cubs have but John’s. Manhattan, Providencs, the lapidary who is called upon to Star High Jumper Faust Out^ and businessman . . . Channel 30, in these parts officially started inches; third, Al Bedell 11 3-4 In toe second game, Ray Sa- then moves to Los Angeles whack a million dollar diamond nison 45-10—36, Jack Htmter 44- two victories to show In their Brown and Connecticut. the station that wlU feattire Bos and my umpiring schedule called Inches. decki had a 4-0 lead for toe Cards Wednesday and Friday. with a cutting tool. 0—35, Tom W olff 39-4—36. for a short trip in the afternoon. “If we go home with a split Low gross—Tom Schiller 77. ton Red Sox baseball games on the Prizes of fishing equipment for GUARANTEED The gem cutter may perform his Pan Am Team Assembling weekends and hoUdays, played It felt good to get out in the the winners were donated by Nas- Ladies best nine ( ^ handicap) we’re in good shape," shrugged precise and nerve-wracking task Schaus. "If you don’t think posi —Billie Marlow 49-8—41. host to members o f the press at open air and for a little exer sifif Arms. once or twice in a lifetime, after night and I was glad to join with cise. .. Night schedule was again tively, you’re in awful shape.” Kickers—BUI Peterson 94-20 — MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)—The months of studying the stone. Cas Howard Holcomb In meeUng the clear due to the holy season and MUFFLERS Then he added sadly: “I thought sidy does his exacting job nine 74, Stan Davis 86-12— 74, Dan men’s track squad, largest group Channel 80 family. Official greet enjoyed just sitting back la my we could win two here.” times a day, six days a week. Mosler 90-12—78. in America’s delegation for the Reject Faulkner Asked whether he felt both Pan American Games, assembled er was Howard Wry, a guy big easy chair reading several of the The big, fun-loving Irishman is enough to play pro football, who latest sports magazines, teams had played sub-par, Schaus responsible for getting the horses SELECTED NINE — SUNDAY today minus one of its star high Enjoying Scores said he was too concerned with his away from the gate in orderly (One-Half Handicap) jumpers. owTi club to worry about how the fashion at Aqueduct, Belmont Bob Baun 36-9— 29, Rubin Gill As this country’s forces of some Against Toronto Celtics had played. Park and Saratoga. 35- 6— 29, Jim Gordon 31-2 — 28, 870 men smd women athletes were "We played a lot better in three "It’s easy,” the starter says, Bob Kama 42-12—30, A1 Kemp 37- Little League Tryouts 7—30. processed for the Journey to Sao o f our victories in the St. Louis and he makes it look that way. Paulo, Brsizil, suid the April 20- DETROIT (AP)—Reject Alex Low gross—Stan Markowaki 40- An Mdutivt inner construction keeps International Parts series,’’ he replied to a question. “ You just push the button at the May 6 games. Art Lentx, assistant Faulkner, outshining toe Detroit Corp. mufflsrs quiet as a whiaper... alienee that is sealed In tight Schaus felt that in “ the five right time.” 36— 78. Red Wings’ stars to the Stanley Kickers—Jack Hunter 88-16 — executive director of the U.S. To Start on Saturday for as long as you own your car. minutes before the half we lost It’s sensing that right time and Oljimpic Committee, reported that Cup finals, holds no grudges the ball game.’’ the events leading up to it that 72, Phil Mazerwski 97-25—72, Stan against the Toronto Maple Leafs— Standfest 95-18—77. Joe Faus't, Olympic high jumper i u M b Continuous, electrically welded seams, heavier gauge Los Angeles had a 48-38 lead, make a good start. In the hands of from Southern California, had the team that couldn't use him. BOAT OWNERS AHOY! steel, douMe-wrapped construction, all-welded internal baffles then the Celtics outscored the a novice the button that flips open wired that he would be unable to Aspiring basebfill players in the nine through 12-year-ok “I don’t have the least bit of ptoa SILIKOTJ^*, an exclusive rust-resistant finish. Lakers 17-6 and edged in front 56- the gate could be a dangerous compete in BrasU. category who have set their sights on participating in the resentment against the Leafs,” 54 at halftime. weapon. It could send high-strung Lentz said he assumed Faust, Manchester Little Leagueprogram will get their first chance said the little tow-headed rookie SUBSTANTIAL INSURANCE UISCOUNTS AVAILABLE JiOkbjtBO Added aecurity, mile after milel Electrically welded We ran well but missed four thoroughbreds not left flat-footed who has cleared 7-foot 1, poesibly Saturday. Tom Conrfin, president, reports tryouts will get un Detroit drafted from the Toronto or five easy shots and weren’t scurrying. faced difficulty in trying to ar farm system. “I just like to score aeema Create a alngle-unK muffler that's leak-proof derway fOT all eligible boys Satur-e CHECK LIST FOR DISCOUNT end blow-out proof. No danger of carbon getting back on defense," Schaus "It’s like aiming a gun with an range classroom absence. goals against them.” said. unsteady hand,” George explained Monday, 'April day morning at 9:80' Faulkner scored two goals monoxldo gas seeping Into carl That left the men’s track squad League play will start Sunday, as he got ready for a bit of push Manchester vs. Windham, 1:80, of 41 with only one high jumper. Slow Pitch Loop against the Leafs last night and n Boating Experience or Training □ Safety Equipment (such as depth button racing in the starter’s Memorial Field. May 18 with doubleheaders listed finder or ship-to-shore radio) Gene Johnson of the Univerrity of In all three leagues. Regular sea was the Wings' lifesaver in the tower at Aqueduct. ’’Your rifle’s Avon at Rham. ■ f . National Hockey League final Havlicek Injured, California. In the track competi son play win terminate July 12 to To Be Organizec wobbling and you have to squeeze East Hanq>ton at Coventry. tion, the major event on the Pan > ^' playoff. The two second-period tal □ Deductibles— up to 25% Savings the trigger at the precise Instant Tueaday, April 16 be followed by the annual round- Return Uncertain Am schedule, each nation Is limit nbin oedea between the three Thurgday Evening lies lifted Detroit to a 3-2 victory □ Navigation Period Available Every INTERNATIONAL .when it is on target. GEORGE CASSIDY RockviUe at Middletown. ed to two entries in each event. and slowed the Leafs’ surge to PARTS CORP. Muffler Is Wedneaday, April IT league winners to determine the Horses Active , The horses didn’t hke them any Besides the trackmen, Monday’s town championship. ward their second straight Stan guaranteed for as long at BOSTON (AP) _ Boston “ These horses never all settle BUIngton at E. O. Smith. Organisation of ths Reoreation you own ths car on which better than people, so now I use arrivals also included the strong Xn the event o f rain Saturday, ley Cup. CHECK LIST FOR 19(3 IMPROVEB COVERAGE: . rookie John Havlicek has a slim down and wait patiently. You have Golf Night, Mancheater Ooimtiy Department's slow pitch softball ‘That was a must game for us,” it is Installsd. (Guarantee a small gadget that plays tape U.8. swinuning team and the tryouts will ge atartod Sunday, program wlU be discussed at an chance o f returning for the to spring the barrier at one of the recordings: esub, 7:30. wrestling squad. Alrrady on hand, said Coach Sid Abel, whose Wings □ Automaticall/lExtended Operation Period at no charge does not covtr rtplace- fourth game of the National -April 81 at 1 p.m. Important meeting scheduled msnt tsrvlce chargtt.) split-second intervals when they Thuiedagr, April 18 and awaiting the h o fja jaroceaslng sliced Toronto’s lead to 2-1 in the Basketball AsaocUtton playoff fall in place.” Want Special Numbers Manchester at Canard. National Leigue candidates will Thursday evening at 7:80 at the “The jockeys request special routine, are 180 athlltes including report at Buckley Field, American East Side Reoreation Center, 33 best-of-seven series for the 1$HL □ Coverage While You Operate Some One Else’s Boat finals, aecording to team physi Cassidy’s helpers are huskies. Rham at Bacon. the men’a baaketball taam and antiquated trophy. “We had to cian Dr. John Doherty. They have to be. Sometimes when numbers. I’m getting to be a disc Coventry at A'von. ZABgue at Waddell Field and In- School St. jockey. If this k e ^ up I think aoccer squad, bcocers, men and tematlonal Iker shows up twiew in game will be played Thursday at LABONNE-SILVERSTEIN "You should have seen that an MoOonvlUe. and Wednesday with a chance for jockeys and horses aa they Fast Traveler! contestants on each of ttiree char keeper for fiie program. Anyone approach the barrier. nouncer’s face when be discovered quahfymg heat for the Manchester Better Keat^Council Toronto’s Maple Leaf garde: P SEE IIS FOR COMPLETE ^ of playing Friday at Los An DAYTONA b e a c h , Fla. (AP) tered fligfata leaving Tueaday, interested should oontaot Wally geles. “It seems to soothe the horaea heOUKTBEH MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, ItANCHESTER, COHN, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1965 PAGE nFTBSM ■ T t Hoasehold Goods. |1 Special Services 15 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW ArticlBB For Salt 45 Apartmente—Flato— Bonees For Sals 72 Honsee For Sale 72 HomMS For Sale 72 H ou^ For Sale OLBNWOOD GAB stove, 3 bnil- WenringOQiparel— FniB 57 Tenements 68 Bolton LIGHT TRUCKINO — Attics, cel f o r s a l e - Fist Stwe tor COVENTRY — Good value. 6 MANGHBSTER-6H ROOM Cape MANCJHESTER vicinity -* 8 bed BOL/rON-MANCHESTBR line. 6 flnptocs, vsneer, and patios. Call ers, electric eye, practically new. room Oepe, defae&ed garage, with fuU shed dormer, kitchen, room Split, built-ins, garage. 8 room ranch, l 8/4 acres, price Local Stocks lars, garages, yards cleaiied. Call •49-9806, 6 4 9 -^ . a t t h e WAK-NU Shop, 476 Main THREE ROOM modem apart- 649-4678. •4941167. _____ Street, you*u find a ohotoa se- toMrt, first floor, heat, hot water, tree dhaded lot, owners redeco utility room, living room, dining aciee, M6,000; Hublard Drive $18,800. Call owner 648-1828. CLASSIFIED A xcorpin* io ,mo A l « HBb BO WBKT.AB Hi lection of d M ^ e r 'a olothea at n refrigerator stove, gas eng eleo- rating, $12,600. Warran B. How room, 8 bedrooms, on bus line, 8 bedroom ranch, combination Firemen Alert HQiW i6 cA n wrimn-A nRf AARMMnwv. FOUNO GUT AT HIB HOW 6-6 DUPLEX, ONE block from QnotoUons Famished by F O R . SALE — Used fumlturs. fraoUon of their former ' coot, triolty fqmlshed, UiV) batoroom land, .Realtor, Trader, 648-1106. doee to eohool. immedleto oc- storms, full basement, oil hot AwwNMHTB utratT $18,000. Center, 3 heating systems 3-car Cobnm MMdlebroolc. In& Boats and AceesaorieB 46 648-7449. ^ Daytime, oooktaU, and___ drosses and ahower. Ideal for'working oUpenoy, Robert Wolver- water heat; excellent buy — 8 Bank Stocks Roofing—Siding 16 M06T DMA67IR6 OCCUt BAVriHATlB suitable 'for weddings, ^ e n 10-0, couple. Parking. 640-8448, 44 OCNOORC RD.'—Beentifnl reach, ton Akm oy, Realtor, 640-3818, room Cape, full ehed dormer. garage, extra building lot. Rea For Outbreak m p i s Att» CAumr A61MP1 16 FOOT FIBBRGLA8 sport large living rocn , tonne! dining Chambers Realty, 648-3838, sonable. Hayee Agency 648-4803. Bid Asked ADVERTISING flUTTBA THBOMy 21” TABLE MODEL TV and Tueeday through Boturday, p.m. (Jonn. Bank and Trust ALL TYPES of roofs repaired or NOW w rw ONB OP OAPeBTf ONTHB BUXK about. Mercury TOO, Tee-Nee table, good ccndlUcn. $80. Thurediy tU} 0, 641-0407. room, oamnet Uulien, 2 bed- 648-6080. replaced; specializing in Bonded ItoN94 Of Notch Fire WITHAB 648-18«. Hartford National CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS built-up and shingle roofing. HMT OPBNd D « THB 4M M M / extras $1,900 complete. CsU MI apartment, ell conveyances, cen ■oapad y u d . Merica B. itobert* Odonlel, centrhlly located, BOLTON (3ENTER Coughlin Roofing Co., Manches AM CdCAPBd AMP BLOM 9-6091.' ^ Wanted—To Boy 68 tral location, no children under ■on, Realtor, 64S-(^, $17,600. Phil brick Agency, - Bank and T nut Co. 61^ 66>4 8 A.M. to 5 PAL A BUY OP A UPETIMB 640-8484, Fire insnraooe Oompanies Firemen are still keeping an eye ter 643-7707. THI6 HORN y ou CAN HKAR 12. 648-4684, 04. on a fire that swept the top of the FOR tiOQ Cti 8 Complelie Rooma YfB B U t s o u . or trade aatiqua $»,006-S^-6^ ROOM ranch ranch, flrnUee, Enormous custom 6 r o o m HUd. Fire ...... 78 78 BnUding Materlala 47 o f 2-oar g gi e ru e , letie lot, prfnuqr. THREE BEDROOM ranch, 1% ENJQY HOME National Fire ...... 127 135 cliff at Bolton Notch late yester COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT and UMd (ondture, chine, iU m , FOR MAY 1st occupancy, — Large ranch, breezeway and garage, day afternoon. Branil New Furniture •liver, plotuie tauac* end M 8 room apartment, heat, hot CarltonM W. ^ut«^ iMtor, bathe, near hue, walk-out base quality construction through Phoenix Fire ...... 123 131% MONDAY Tbrm FKIDAY 10:M AAL—SATURDAY • AAL Multiple Ltoting, 64»4Ua. ment, family room, high mort Life and indemnity Ins. Cos. State Forest Department fire taken out of storaffe oolnB. old done end gune, hobby ymter. stove and refrigerator, OWNERSHIP out. Many fine features, com crews left hose lines at the spot ship guaranteed. 399 Autumn St. SPRING SPECIALS soUeottoM, ettle oontente or whole tiled hath with ahower, 4 closets, gage, four years old, clean as parable neighborhood. Aetna Casualty .... 02 643-4860. PLUS 7 Appliance! SPLIT LEVEL—6 rooms, recrea new, $17,000. Ray Holcombe, Aetna Life ...... 140 148 to wet down the area today and PLEASE READ YOUR AD estetoe. iimittura Repair Service, parking. Adults preferred. $08. for emergency ’ service if it be SAVE MOO.OO TaloottvlUe, Conn. Tel. 648-7440. 648-6306. tion room, garage, very elaaa, Redtor, 44^1388. Conn. General ...... 146 154 CImmUM Mr "Want Ads'* w e taken over the phone m n eon- BIDWELL HOME Impfovement Prcflntolied Mahogany Paneling $18,000. 4 ^ % mo^gaga, $87.78 WITH GOOD comes necessary. From $8 00 Per Sheet — W ANTOD — Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 117 125 venienoe. The ndvertiMr ibonld read hla ad the FIRST DAT IT Company—roofing, sldinr. altera IRAiNK to.lmyliig end eeUIng good nuMithly. Carlton W nutohlna, HOLLISTER S^ESTT — New on LAWRENCE F. FIANO Travelers ...... 173 181 Called out at 4:30 p.m. yester APPEARS and' REPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inner* tions. additions and remodeling Someone to take over 840-8182, Multiple Listing. market. Immaculate 8 room Co day, Boltoil firemen called on Windows . Complete Payments of $7.00 weekly used furniture end antiquee at 420 8DC ROOM duplex, all newly re Realtor MI 3-2766 Public UtUIUes tioa. The Herald to reeponalble for only ONE Incorrect or omitted of all types Ehccellent workman Lake St. Cell hnd eee whet we’ve decorated. Call 649-6981. lonial bungalow. Urge sunny INIODME Conn. Light Power .. 33% 35% North Coventry for aid and were ship 649-6495. From $10.00 Each 4H % —$8840 MONTHLY. Atfnw- roenns, natural woodwork. Bel taaertloa for any adverttoement and then only to the extent of a BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! got. Open Sundays. 649-6680. CSiarles Nicholson PI 2-6364 Htfd. Electric Light also joined by Andover men who COMPLETE LIVING ROOM FIVE ROOM apartment, second tive 8-bedroom ranch, aluminum Air Real EsUte, 648-0883. 308-366 HIGHLAND STREET — had heard the call, and state fire ‘‘make cood" Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the value of RAY’S ROOFING CO. - shingle (Selling ’Tile .09V4 8q. Ft. New ...... 41% 44% the adverttoement wlO not be eorreeted by ‘‘make good” Insertion. . Sofa, chair, occ chair 9x13 floor, front and back porch, ga- storms, cellar, amiMnte drive, an older 4-4 duplex that has been crews. The men worked until 8:30 and built-up roofs, gutter work trees. Only $18,800. Carlton W. MANCHESTER — 7 room home completely remodeled, Including Hartford Gas Co. . . . 77 82 Dutch Doors HS W rug, 3 step tables, ektl.' taide 3 " Rooms Without Board 69 rage, $88 monthly. Call 649-8680. Southern New England last night before the fire, which roof and chimney repairs. Ray table lamps, smoker, magaane Hutchins, Realtor, 640-6188. cloee to shopping, schools and new baths, new plumbing and wir SO. WINDSOR — 6 room ranch, had gone undergroimd, was under Hagenow, 649-2214 Ray Jackson, FURNifiHED ROOM for gentle- MANCHB28TEIR — Choice 2 bed bus, attached garage with patio, ing. New roof, new aluminum range and oven, breezeway, ga Telephone ...... 49% 53% YOUR COOPERATION WILL Louver Doors From $8.00 Each rack, hassock etc, control. 643-8325. COMPLETE BEDROOM man, heat, Ughte. private en room apartment In convenient lo huge kitchen, dining room, liv storms and two excellent heating rage. $16,900. Joseph Barth, Maniitactiirtng Comtianies Thei, 70-acre undeveloped state BE APPRECIATED Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 64 % 68 % DIAL 643-2711 n to h Rail Fencing . . . dbl, dresser St mirror, chest, trance, parking. Evenings MI cation. Rent Includes heat, hot ing room and den, fireplace, 3 systems. The lot is 188 x 200. Broker, 649-0320. park on top of the cliff la a fa $2.99 Per Section 8-2816; Days PI 2-6864. water, kitchen appliances, stor full baths, aluminum combina- Associated Spring ..15% 17% bookcase bed, GOLX> BOITO box- EXCELLENT BUYS $19,500 MANCHESTER — Qlte 4 room vorite hiking and observation spot age and parking. Lease required. tons, oil hot water heat. Reduced Bristol Brass ...... 1011% and is used frequently by young Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Ping-Pong ’Tables $U.K Fach spring A mattress, 3 plUows. 3 ranch, convenient location, ideal Dunham Bush ...... 6% 7% boudoir lamps, eta ATTRACTnVELT furnished room Call The Jarvis Realty Co., Man to $18,000. Robert Wolverton, 37 HUNTINOTON STREET — people and adults. COMPLETE KITCHEN for gentleman, kitchen privileges, aging Agents, 648-4112. Bolton — 8 bedroom ranch, Realtor, 640-2818, 643-4648. Fine 3-famlly in A-1 condition. 4-4 for younger or older couple, Em-Hart ...... 50 64 Firemen could not pinpoint the ROOFING—Specializing repairing Basement Sash From $8.96 Each approximately 2 acres of land, $11,700. 648-0264. . . . 7 Pc. kitchen set, base eab* private entrance, parking, in rooms all beautifully decorated. 2- Fafnir ...... 46 60 cause of the fire yesterday. TROUBLE REACHINO OUR AOVERTISER? rooto of all kinds, new roofs, gut quire 109 Maple Street. IH baths, hot water heat, at $16,000 — FIVE YEAR old, 6 N. B. M achine...... 24% 27% ter work, chimneys eleana>l. re 1x10’’ Pine Sheathing, 6000’ Lota Inet. ___ ! I cAr garage. KERRY STREET — 7 room It was the fifth fire call of the $94.00 Per M’ Fnrnlfl^ied Apartmenta 63-A tached garage, $800 cash re room ranch bus line. $17,900 — North and Judd .... 14% 16% paired Aluminum aiding M PLUS ALL THESE EXTRAS " r o o m f o r RENT, gentleman Sparklliw 6 room Ciq>e, 1% $19,800 house, all utilities, $13,600. Joseph weekend. On Friday, at 3 p.m. yeprs' experience ’’Yoe eatimfitee. . . Elec, skillet, steam A dry quired, assume present mort- Stanley W o rk s...... 18% 20% firemen were summoned to the 24-Hour Answering Service preferred, telephone in room. NEAR MAIN B&eet — 8 furnished g u e , $118 monthly pay$ baths, E. J, Carpenter, Broker, Barth, Broker, 649-0320. Call Howley, 643-5361 643-0763. Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted—Fenude 35 Help Wanted—Mak 36 Handsplit Bam Shakes iron, elec, percolator, auto, toaat- 91 PARK STREET — Very de Veeder-Root ...... 47% 61% Harold Jarvis property on French $11.98 Per Sq. CaU 648-7008. rooma end bath, heat and hot principal. Interest, taxes, 640-9163. sirable 3-famlly In good condition er, 16 pc. cooking utensils, 40 po. water, no children. ^9-4266. LARGE BUNGALOW. Buckland, Rd. where a brush fire wps extin WILLIMANTIC — Restaurant for BAKERY SALES Girl, part-time, EXPERIEN CED spray painter, CASH ’N CARRY dinnerware, 24 pc, glassware ATTRACnVB ROOM next to BOWERS SCHOOL-6 room Cape, throughout 4-414 rooms recently near school and Wilbur Cross guished. Free to Herald Readers redecorated. Oak floors, aluminum Radio-TV Repair Services 18 sale with 7 day liquor license, 3-9. AppW in person Parkade peurt-time work, 4:80 or 5-10 p.m. NOBODY — BUT NOBODY — 40 pc. silverware set and range, shower, private home, parking, ROC7CVILLE — 4 rooms, private Coventry — 8 bedroom ranch, plus recreation room, otters Highway, on bus line. 6 rooms Chain Reaction On report of the fire observation Want InfOnuatlon on one of our classified adverttoemeatst No Owner has other interest. Priced Bakery, Parkade Shopping Cen Write Bogc EE, Herald. UNDERSELLS NATIONAL refrigerator and 31" T.V. gentleman. 640-8864. bath, private entrance, newly full basement, basement ga privacy suid ccmvenlence, back storms. Nice lot and' garage. newly decorated on first floor, 8 tower, firemen went to the prop answer at the telephone Ustedf Simply eaU the OONNLEhi TV and Radio Service, right, excellent financing. J. D. ter. FREE renovated. 648-0094 after 4. Adults rage, nicely landscaped, 100 yard fully fenced, new knotty $20,900 unfit^hed on second floor, large erty of Charles Zuccaro on John Realty, 643-5129. screened porch, tiled bath, full available all hours Satisfaction NATIONAL l u m b e r , INC. Delivery, set-up, servica A only. feet from the nicest section of pine kitchen, walking diatonce to Expected After son Rd., at 6 p.m. Friday, to advise the lake. Priced for quick sale. schools, shopping, bus line. New 167-169 WADSWORTH ST. EX cellar, steam heat, oil burner, 2- guaranteed. Call 649-1315. GULF SERVICE Station available 881 State Street, storu e Apartments— Flats— of the current ban on burning and MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE OPENING FOR GILBERT’S of FURNISHED 2 room wartment, ly redecorated. $14,600. 649-2300. TENSION — Attractive 2-family car garage, extra large lot land directed that burning being done for lease. Modem 8-bay station OPPORTUNITY North Haven, Connecticut Teneipenta 63 Depot Square. Adults. Ares park In cm excellent location. 6-6 spaci scaped, garden! Price $16,500. Lukens’ Boost at the comer of Middle Turnpike 348-2147 NEW BRITAIN ous rooms, 3-car garage, land be stopped. EXPERIENCED MEN D8 MAIN—Three rooms, heat, hot ing. Tel. Mr. Keith, 649-8191. J. D. REAL’TY SIX ROOM ranch, attached (a* O dl 649-0989. They made a similar call at the 6 4 9 -0 5 0 0 Moving— ^Trucking— and Broad, Manchester. Paid Known for complete satisfaction rage, buUt-ins, aluminum storms scaped lot. training program. For informa Immediate opening for a water, stove, refrigerator, $100. MANCHESTER — Four room (Continued from Page One Francis Russell property on North Storage 20 IN TIRE, BRAKE SINCE 1865 640-6229, 9-6. . 618 CJenter St. and screens. Largs wooded lot. $21,900 and leave your message. Yon*ll hear from oar adverttoer In Jig tion cUl 525-6158, eve. Mr. Dan B ILL ^G CLERK. Comp 11 Stanley St. BA 6-7778 BusineBa Locatlona 68 O oft Drive. By' owner, Cape,' immaculate as can be, Rd. at 8:30 a.m., Saturday where time wHhont spending all evening at the telephone. MANCHESTER Package Oallverv. Macedo, PL 6-9080, Worcester, tometer experience in addition Diamonds—Watches— Open every night 'till 9:00 648-6129 644-8088. LIBBRTY STREET — Brand new nicely landscaped yard with their ponies and joined the posse. rubblah was being burned in an in AND FRONT END DEPTS. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, For Rent 64 cinerator. At noon Saturday, they Light trucking and package deliv Mass. helpful. Excellent opportunity Sat. ’til 8:80 hot water, gas for cooking, Elec 2-famlly, 6-6 Beautiful and up-to- trees, full cellar, oil heat, They raised prices, too. for a High School graduate. Jewelry 48 HOME AND Income Or office ,4md aluminum storms and screens, put out a brush firp on the Wayne ery. Refrigerators, washers and Willowbrook Shopping Center tric refrigerator and gas stove. the-minute in every detail, includ From a competitive standpoint, stove moving specialty. Folding THE STEAK HOUSE In Bolton is Good pay, pleasant surround Excellent opportunity 246 NORTH MAIN — Store. income—Main Street location, walk-up attic, city utilities. Real since Martin mentioned it, this Gonyer property on Birch Mt. Rd. Lost and Found Auto Driving School 7-A all cleaned up. Has to be sold. WA’TCH AND Jewelry repairing at PlesJW call 640-7787, 5-7 p.m. ing built-ins, formica counters, chairs for rent. 649-0752. ings, and liberal employee for rapid advancement. reasonable prices, prompt serv ALBERT'S IS THE PLACE 649-5229, 0-5. SEVEN ROOM split, 1% baths, large 8 room apartmenta, 2-car ceramic tile baths. ly inexpensive at $12,000. Robert might have seemed a prime time Girl Scouts Reach $803 Some restaurant equipment benefits. Inquire Monday ice 2 Watchmakers. Manches TO SAVE MONEY MODERN FIRfiT floor 2 room family room, garage, choice lo garage, $28,900. 644-0238. Wolverton, Realtor, 649-2813, for the rest of the Industry to cut Girl Scouts and their leaders LOST — Miniature Collie, camel LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first available, but don’t overlook the $26,900 color, white, little black, female, licensed driving school trained THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO. through Friday 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Benefits. ter's oldest established jeweler. WHEN YOU WISH TO apartment available for immedi THREE 'koOMS ground floor. | cation, $38,900. Philbrlck Agency, 643-4648. U.8. Steel’s throat by not boost have announced with pleasure and Moving, pacldng, storage, local tremendous possibilities this loca FURNISH YOUR HOME Ideal for any office or commer 649-8464. BOLTON — 0 room Cape, over ing prices and underselling the gratitude that $303 has been rais red collar, no license vicinity certified and approved, now of tion presents. Ideal for automo Apply In person to F. E. Bray, 787 Main St., State ate occupancy with heat and hot size 8-car cinder block garage All of the above are also excellent Laurel Street. Call Mrs. Som- fering classroom and behind and long distance. Agents for LOOK AT THIS BIG VALUE! water, $76 a month. J. D. Realty, cial use; other space available. investments and each and every NICE 5 ROOM home with garage giant. ed th their recent fund drive. Mrs. tive, manufacturing, retail, etc. UNITED PARCEL Mr. Amenta. ’Theater Building. with lubrication pit, loft storage. suitable for an older couple. Oill bric 649-2312. wheel instruction for teen-agers. Wheaton Van Lines. Inc., world 3 COMPLETE •48-61^. 474 Main St. Plenty of parking. SEVEN ROOM home, 2-car gar one has excellent income. But once they raised prices they Gasprin Morra, drive chairman, 649-8075. wide movers. Free estimates. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. SERVICE ROOMS OF FURNITURE 649-5229, 9-6. age, located on an acre of wood Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9882. owner 649-2766. were in the same competitive po expressed appreciation to all LOST — LARGE black mongrel 643-5187. Garden— ^Parm— ^Dairy AND APPLIANCES FOUR ROOM newly decorated ed land Including three building sition as before although higher workers and contributovs for the 245 Locust St., HARTFORD GENERAL DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN loca MANCHESTER — 6% room older MANCHESTER — You’d be sur dog vicinity Woodland Street, Help Wanted—Female 35 Products 50 FOR ONLY apartment, second floor, heat, lots, close to schools, shopping prices meant bigger profits. fine Bolton showing. answers to name “ Bimbo” , chll- TIRE COMPANY $298 tion, 767 Main Street, 26x100 and transportation. $15,400. com Cape, A zone, nice neighborhood, ]. D. REALTY prised at the amount of space In Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 Hartford, Conn. hot water, electric range, garb bullt-lns. T o n g r e n Agency, This is where a simple-minded FSIMALB COOK wanted, also Include* age disptoeal included, $128. will subdivide. Suitable for pro plete. Philbrlck Agency, 849-8484. 618 Center St.—Manchester this delightfully located Cape O d Rummage Sale Set Painting—Papering 21 166 Center Street SALE—Macintosh apples, 20 lbs., 648-6321. * home. 8 bedrooms, nicely shrub economist begins to get pains in Idrs. Samuel Stltham and Mza. 1962 ZUNDAP Super Sabre 2 wultreas. Ap$riy in person. cold storage. No. 1 grade, $1.89; BLEITTRIC REFRIGERATOR References. 649-0808, 640-8080. fessional office or retail use. .648-4808. (Off Airport Road) Ample parking. Full, clean base TEL. 643-5129 bed lot. Immediate occupancy. the head since J^t might also seem Florence Trlnder are co-chairmen cycle, low mileage, very good B2XTERIOR and interior painting. Acadia Restaurant, 103 ’Tolland Manchester No. 2 grade, 89c. Bunce Farm, DE LUXE RANGE FORD STREET — 5 room frame FOUR ROOM apartment, fine con ment. Air conditioned. 242-6774. Only $16,800. Call The Jarvis that the firm which kept prices of the rummage sale the WSCS Annonneementa 2 condition. 643-6053 after 6 p.m. Paperhanglng, ceillngc waUpaper ’Tpke. Or Call 625-8261, ext. 87 529 W. Center Street, 648-8116. BEDROOM SUITE BIOHT ROOM Garrtoan Colonial, house, near shopping, schools, down would sell more steel and LIVING ROOM SUITE dition, location very good, nice laige living room, dining room, Realty C!!o., Realtors, 283 East of United Methodist church will books on request Fully insured \ buses. All utilities, $12,900. Jo Center Street, 648-4112, 643-1023, thus wind up with more profits INCOME TAXES prepared In your Call Edward R. PHce, 649-1008. 5 PC. DINETTE SET yard. Write Box Y, Herald. kitchen, study end Uvetory, 4 seph Barth, Broker, 649-0320. MANCHESTER — Fabuloug buy. conduct Saturday at 9 a.m. at the TWO BICYCLES, Columbia, girl’s 50-A Houses For Rent 65 649-7314. than If it raised prices and sold home or by appointment. Eheper- EXPERIENCED driver wanted. Fertilizers bedroome end bath on eecond Etremely large custom Cape, 1% less steel. church hall. ienced tax work 24 hour sendee. 20” , boy’s 24” . 649-2720. EXTERIOR AND interior painting. NURSES AIDE, 11-7, five nights Ruga— Lamps— Tables— Linole flooi. Recreation room with fire HOLLTSTER STREET school irea Items for the sale may be left Apply William Peck Lumber Oo., FDR SALB5—cow manure for your TWO ROOM apartment, 149 Oak 8 % 'ROOM HOUSE with heat and baths, 2-car garage—outskirts. SOUTH WINDSOR — Large split At any rate the Indignant Ken Call 643-4723. Wallpaper books. Pap^anglng. per week, experience preferred 2 Main St. um and a few other small articles. place in basement. Attached — 6 room ranch, tree shaded in the church basement any time CLERK lawns and gardens, sold by the ALL ON LOW LIBERAL TERMS land Street. 649-5229, 9-5. hot water, $100 per month, cen Also, small down payment takes level with 2 psmeled recreation nedy pressured the steelmakers Ceilings. Floors. Fully tnm r^ but not necessary. Laurel Manor. trally located. Call 648-5879. double garage. Aluminum elding. lot, full cellar, rec room, oil hot over mortgage Tolland ranch, at rooms. Lavatory In master bed this week, the chairman report. INCOME TAX returns prepared by Business Services Offered 13 workmanshto guaranteed. Leo 649-4519. load, deliveries made on Satur All are used, but in good shape and all those who raised prices MAN WANTED to drive deUvery Central location, $29,900. PhU- water heat, aluminum combina tached garage. Also, Manchester room (8 bedrooms). Kitchen then dropped them to where they St. George’s Notes auditor. Business and individual. Pelletle.. Ml 9-6826 U no answer, truck, also work in millwork day. PeUa Bros. 643-7406. and guaranteed. It’s a wonderful brlck Agency, 649-8464. tions, 8 bedrooms, tip-top condi Miss Elizabeth Chase is chair Accounting servlcea. Raymond LAWN MOWERS oharponed and Opportunity In small office AVON SETS the style in ’68! Our custom ranch, bargain price. range, copper tile on walls over had been. They kept their prices repaired, sales and service, pick call 643-9043. shop. Forbes, Inc., 649-5892. bargain, one which cannot be tion throughout, $14,900. Robert Vacant. Not developments. Hen man of a food and bake sale the Girard. 649-6008. for telephone order clerk. Pre sales and Representative earn FARM LOAM—Top quaUty, big duplicated. Apartment Bnildinss counter. Drapes at windows there all year. up and deUvery Ice skates sharp five yard load, $12. Also cow MANCHESTER — New 6 room Wolverton, Realtor, 649-2818, ry Escott Agency, 649-7888. (tailored). Veiy clean and taste Women of St. George’s Episcopal PAINTING AND paperhanglng. vious experience not needed. ings will double as we continue For Sale 60 brick ranch, buUt-ins 14x30 living 648-4648. Then last Tuesday by a strange FEDERAL INCOME taxes prepar ened, precision ground. L % M Good clean workmanship at rea our tremendous g;rowth! Join us manure. Columbia 228-9323. after Phone for appointment For Rent fully done. Garage. 100x330 yard. coincidence Arthur B. Homer Church will conduct Saturday at Equipment Corporati(xi, Route 88, Apply room with fireplace half acre lot, Mott’s Supermarket in Manches ed with your savings in mind. sonable rates SO yjars in Man so YOU can share in this un- Salesmen Wanted 36-A 6 p.m. SAMUEL ALBERT SDC UNIT apartment house in A-1 MANCHESTER — 6 room Co Vacant. Price reduced to $18,900. chairman of Bethlehem, was tell Reasonable rates. Call 649-6246, Vernon, Conn. 'TR 6-7609. Manches- chester Raymond Flske. 649-9237. Hartford 247-0358 condition, excellent return' on In reasonably priced. Hayes Agency, Glenn Roberts Agency, MLS ter from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. equaled earning c^portunlty. You GOOD COW MANURE. $5-$10 648-4803. lonial pips attached garage, $9,- Barrows & Wallace ing his stockholders a price in E. J. Bayles. will be proud to offer me newest NATIONAL organization interest See It Day Or Night vestment. Mortgy;e available, Realtors, 644-1621; 828-0794. crease now would give some “im The churchwomen will hold COMPLETE PAINTING and deco ed In a salesman with desire to loads. Delivered. Excellent for 600; 6 room Cape, excellent con GARDENS PLOWED — Also, and best In cosmetics,’ toiletries If you have no means of trans Quality centrally located, I^lbrick Agen TANNER STREET — Bowers dition, dormer, bullt-ins, rec mediate relief” to the Industry. their regular meeting tomorrow at INCOME TAX returns prepared rating service, Interior-exterior, FIRST NATIONAL earn a minimum of $10,000 a gardens shrubs, lawns, etc. portation, I’ll send my auto tor cy, 640-8464. Exclusives Lots For Sale 73 8 p.m. at the parish house. by former Internal Revenue wheel harrowing done. Ml 9-5096. and good grooming aids. No ex 643-7804, 640-8781. School area. 7 room Colonial, 8 room, wooded lot, priced right; But he conceded: “ There’s con fully guaranteed to your satis STORES, INC. perience needed. Immediate year. Sales experience helpful you. No obligation. A Paschal candleholder was Agent in the convenience of your but not necessary. Call 643-7260 twin slied bedrooms, garage, beautlLtl 8 bedroom ranch, 1% $ 8,800 So. Coventry — 6-room THREE BUILDING lots, prime siderable doubt In my mind as to STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone faction, with down to earth earnings. CeUl today. 289-4922. Apartments whether the market will support dedicated at St. George’s Church home for individual anq business. prices, fully insured. Vick’s Park and Oakland Aves. between 9-4 p.m. 4%% mortgage, only $16,900. baths, heated rec room carport, furnished summer cottage, location, AA zone. Philbrick walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter 51 A—L—B—E—R—T’—S Business Property For Sale 70 Hayes Agency, 648-4808. large lot, $1^,200. Ctoll 'the EUs- a price increase.” yesterday in memory of Wmthrop 649-8938. Painting & Decorating 529-8422, TWO HOURS WEEKLY is all it Household Goods Swimming, Boating con Agency, 649-8464. races. All " concrete repairs. E. Hartford SALES AND SERVK3E: Married, 48-45 ALLYN ST. HARTFORD One block from downtown ' worth Mitten Agency, Realtor, That same day, last Tuesday, A. Reed. The holder was the gift Reasonably priced. 643-0796. 649-5452. takes to run shopping club for a OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 SO. WINDSOR — business zone. veniences. Price Includes 2 of Mrs. Winthrpp A. Reed of San FOR SERVICE and savings in pre man with car to service estab USED DOUlhaE mattress and Main Street. 4 rooms, heat, EIGHT R(X)MS, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 648-6980, 648-2326. extra lots. Real good value WYLLYS ST. — Extraordinary the Wheeling Steel 0>. played few friends. You get $26 in name boKspring. CSean, good condi hot water range, ceramic 120’ front on busy Route 30 in paneled family room, living ford Rd., Manchester. paring income taxes for business PAXN'i'lNG and wallpapering, wall lished sales territory: weekly Wapping <3enter. Depth 280’. here. single lot. 240 foot frontage. Charley. and individual, call PI 2-6607. SHARPENING Service— Saws, brands free in 10 weeks. Send lor tion. $26. <^1 649-7379 anytime. COMMODE, $30. Gateleg table, baths, cabinet kitchen, laun room with fireplace, aluminum BOLTON — CrUSTOM 5 room On Wednesday, the Bible study knives, axes, shears, okatea paper removed. Wallpaper books gruarantee plus commission if Brick 2-famiIy has many possible $14,9(X) East Hartford — Rare 643-7444. It raised prices on a selective catalog and details. Alice Wil $10. Paint sprayer and com dry hookup, basement, park combinations, attached garage, ranch, 2% acres, $16,800. call list of items. None ot the other group wUl meet at 10 a.m. at the rotary blades. Quick service. Capi o« request Ceilings. Inree esti WOMAN to live in eis housekeep liams, Popular Club Plan. De qualified; sales experience not FREEZER, 24 cu. ft., good con pressor, $30. 643-8297. uses. Plot will accommodate ex find, 8 bedroom Ranch, ga FREE MOTH proofing for your mates Call Roger 643-0923. er, private room, adult and three necessary, will train. CJali Hart ing, Completely redecorated. close to school, shopping and owner, 643-0860. MUST SELL — 60x150, level companies did. They all watched church. The Rev. Edward W. John blankets and winter clothing at tol Eiquipment Co., 88 Blain St„ partment G804, Lynbrook, New dition. Best offer. 26 Linden AvaUable May 1. $125. pansion. Tremendous investment transportation, $17,500. Philbrlck rage, One block to buses, with trees. CJentral location. $2,- son is instructing the class. Manchester. Hours dally 7-H. children. Call MI 9-0500 for in York ford 644-0202 between 6 and 8 growth potential. Ray S. Hol immaculate, low taxes, Charley, with his neck out. They Lucky Lady Coin Cleaners. 11 PAINTING, paperhanging, floor terview. p.m. Street. 649-6815. Agency, 649-8464. 800. 649-6544. even refused comment. The children of the chiurch Maple Street. Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. STORKUNER BABY carriage, combe, Realtor, 644-1285. Quick occupancy, easy 643-7958. sanding, ceilings whitened. For excellent condition, $20. 643-8297. In one case a steel, executive school will present their Lent mite lowest rates and good clean work 22 cu. ft. CHEST FREEZER; 20” Main Street — Brand new 8H MANCHESTER — 7 room split financing. floor model Television; Bendix room duplex apartment. Heat, Bolton Area said he was surprised. This was boxes at the 10:15 a.m. worship manship call Ml 4-0601. level, 1% baths, rec room, gar $15,800 East Hartford — Eixpand- Resort Property For Sale 74 service Sunday. • LANDSCAPING — Lawns cleaned Help Wanted— Male 36 automatic wsisher. Can be seen hot water, stove, refrigerator, Land For Sale 71 age.' covered patio half acre ot E. J. Haley, president of the Al Personals * , and fertilized, grass cut, shrubs Dogs—Birds—4*9ta 41 RUG, ALL WOOL, beige, 9x16. able Cape Cod. Full base' legheny Ludlum Steel Corp. But NESMAN AND BROWN — Paint sifter 8 p.m. 296 Burnham Street. diqioeal, master TV, parking. parklike grounds. Hayes Agency, $18,800 ment, Dead end street, ANDOVER LAKE — Buy from Husbands Invited pruned; fertilizer and nursery ing. decorating, interior, exteri EXPERIENCED Painters wanted. professional cliptong, groom Cash only. Reasonable. 649-6448 after 6. Avitilable May 1. $125. 200 ATTRACmVE ACRES — Of MI 8-4808. owner. 4 room house, gas heat, another, W. E. Mullestaln, vice "Voices in Space.” a SNET Co. ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, stock at reasonable prices. Call GIRLS! Work located between Manches fers unique capltol gains situa Ideal for children. $3,000 bonded representative. Alfred or, paperhanging. Call Coventry ing, bathing of all &eeds. Poo outside fireplace, large lot, close president of Lukens Steel Co., act' program on its sateUlte Telstar, 528-1782. ter and Glastonbury. Inquire 44 tion for ‘ Investors or immediate assumes mortgage, $101.00 ed like a man who had read AmeU. 206 Henry St. 643-0450. 742-7179 or 742-6039. dles a specialty. Call 649-’9798 or NORGE ELECTRIC stove, excel SIX ROOM Cape, attractive open a month pays everything. to beach. For details call will be presented at the meeting A REAL OPPORTUNITY! Bayberry Road, Glastonbury. 649-0500. CALL 649-6544 development possibilities In f ^ stairway, copper plumbing, oil Ijarge 8 bedroom ranch, fire 649-4626. Wheeling’s mind. of the Ladies Benevolent Society TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and (Jail 633-7765 between 6-6 p.m. Three RmB New lent condition, 88’’, $40. 648-6889. growing area, high wooded land Can’t miss here. He said: “ Obviously our feeling lot clearing. Frank C. Noble, hot water heat, aluminum com' place, basement garage, large of Bolton Congregational Church PAINTING — INTERIOR and ex BOARDING MEDIUM size and with a panoramic view of the blnations, one block from bus lot, $3,000 cash assmnes $16,900 Manchester — Nedt-as-a- COLUMBIA LAKE — 8 bedroom is that it is necessary for us to tomorrow at 8 p.m. Husbands or Automobiles For Sale 4 649-6053. DRIVERS — FOR school buses, Guaranteed Furniture MAHOGANY DOUBLE bed, mat Connecticut Valley, 12 miles pin 6-room Cape, full shed . ■ . .______1 terior. 649-9688. small dogs. Grooming Cocker tress, boxspring, chest on chest, line, $14,900, Philbrlck Agency, $94.60 monthly payments. ranch with porch and garage, Improve our profit position.” He friends are invited to hear the il Vernon - Manchester area, 7:30 - Spaniels our specialty. Harmony THREE ROOM apartment, heat east of Hartford near parkway. dormer, sun porch, tree- private right-of-way to lake, ex 1957 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, i ' LAWN MAINTENANCE — Rak We have openings for full 8:45 a.m.. 2-3:30 p.m. 643-2414. night table, $60. Call after 6, 649-8464. said the road to bigger profits lay lustrated talk. door sedan, excellent condition, | ing, rolling, mowing, etc. Reason Hill Kennels, Hebron Road, Bol $299 ed, stove, refrigerator, cabinet Price $800. per acre, suitable shaded lot. Nice area ot cellent neighborhood tOr children, in raising prices and lowering Hostesses will be Mrs. Emerson HOUSES PAINTED — Reason time telephone operators 643-0017. town. A must-see on your clean, 2 brand new tires in front, | able rates. Ray Hardy, 643-5541. j in Manchester. High school ton. 643-5427. kitchen, garage, third floor. terms to responsible parties. IMMACULATE Cape, 4 down, 2 large living room with fireplace, costs, which is hardly a new idea Bosworth, Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs. able. Phone 849-7815. 649-0082. look list. J495. See at 23 Duval St., An graduates with pleasing Write Box "M ". Herald. unfinished up, fireplace, fenced J/AWHENCE F. FIANO convenient kitchen, lEirge dining in business. Earle Herrick, Mrs. David Bjor- FREE ^ Peter, Paul and M ary' P«- 8tarflre bedroom group yard, near top p in g, s01 640-0726. Owner 049-1484. low tax area. a selective increase now or a gen tee will meet tomorrow at 8 pjn. VOLKSWAGEN 1963 Micro bus, i moval. cellars, attics, and yards, Electrical Co., Manchester. MI Monday through ’Thursday! BYee estimates of value. Law eral increase later. And it will be in the conference room in the radio, heater, 1,100 miles Eve. ! weekly or monthly pick-up. Har 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 8-‘)'S78. • (Complete trsdning material PLUS PAINT MANCHESTER — 6 room home $18,960 So. Windsor — Move right rence F. Flano, Realtor, 648-2766. at our Manchester employ furnished free. LAWNMOWERS. garden tractors, E3LECTRIC stove - refrigerator MANCHESTER — 8 room modern^ id. New Georgian Raised a miracle of reticence if the steel Town Offices. 643-2229. old Hoar. 649-4034. ment office, 808 Main and tillers. Terms, trades, parts combination. Excellent condition. and TRIM with 1%1' acres of land 3 large makers, starting with a selective Fire Company Notes baras, pri(riced to sell at $11,600. home, 4 bedrooms, family room, Ranch, family room, im LAWNMOWERS Repaired, blades Street, from 9 a.m. to 4 and service. Capitol Equipment, Ideal for summer cottagj;, ef attached garage, 168’ frontage, pressive kitchen, S bed price boost, don’t in time make The Women’s Auxiliary to the 1960 WHITE ’Thunderbird, conver p.m. Or call 643-2701. A limited number of Distribu ficiency apartment or recreation SPECIAL PRICES ON Hayes Ageency, 648-4808. RockvU le-Vernon tible, excellent condition. Call .sharpened. Call Ray Hardy, Floor Finishing 24 38 Main Street, Manchester. LARGER HOMES trees, $16,500. Carlton W. Hutch rooms, Formal dining it general. It’s like one thing lead firemen will tour Broadcast House 649-2248. 643-5541. torships are now available on 643-7958. room, $90. 843-6783. ' $9,800 — 4 ROOM YEJUl 'round ins, 640-5182. room, 1% baths, 2-car ga ing to another. in Hfirtford tonight. They plan to FLOOR LAYING, sanding, refln- a no investment basis to those ranch In Coventry, built-in oven rage. Very Impressive ‘Horsing Around’ Since Wheeling, playing Charley meet at the firehouse at 7 p.m. 1958 CHEVROLET Impala, 348 en ishing our specialty. Get the besi- Interested in sales manage DARK, RICH loam for sale. V i ALLSTATE PAINTERS MANCHESTER — 20 acre farm didn’t get its neck chopped off, it before going on to Hartford. Household Services ment. liam F. Steele A Son. Tel. COVENTRY and range lake privileges. Bel home, easy to finance. gine, triple carburetor, standard for less. Call 644-0601. The Southern New Engfland Air Real Estate, 848-9383. on excellent road. Small cottage, Just listed. Said Crash Cause seemed safe to go outdoors. And Fire Chief Peter Massolinl will transmission. Call after 6:30, Offered 13-A 649-784^. Tel. 742-7668—742-8101 attend the three-day Fire Officers INVITATION 2 sheds, $80,(XX). Joseph Baito, $23,800 So. Windsor — 1660 square- Sunday Lukens announced it would 649-7417. FLOOR SANDING and refiniahlng , Telephone Company For full details at no obliga Broker, 649-0820. raise prices on a selective list of School at the University of Con REWEAVINQ of bums, motb hoi«s. (specializing in older floors). G.E. PARTIO cart with umbreUa, foot Colonial. Bright as a Edward Goetz, 30, of 98 W. Main tion, write D. L. Rook, Bhcecu- brand new, reteiU $700, seUing T O BID new dollar. 6 large rooms, steel items. necticut this week. The ninth an Zippers repaired Window Shades Painting. Ceilings. Paperhanglng. SIX ROOM Cape close to High St., was arrested and charged with nual session will be held on April made to measure; all sized Vene tive Vice-President, Empire $400. 649-8481. 1-car garage, 1% baths, If the other steel firms follow 1955 ENGLISH FORD, $150. Call No job too small. J c ^ VerfalUe, An Equal Opportunity Hlmployer Sealed bids will be received at Bolton Area School, shoppirig, and bus. Good reckless driving and operating 16, 17 and 18. 643-2881. tian blinds Keys made while you 649-5750. Crafts Corporation, Newark, the Office o f the General Manager, ’ powder room, % acre suit, the Steelworkers’ Union, New York State. * financing available, $12,200. War while his license is suspended, which did without a direct pay i.alt Tape Recorders for rent. 41 Center Street, Manchester, Con-1 SEPDG TANKS ren E. Howland, Realtor-Trader, treed lot. Many extras. after an accident last night on Vil 1957 PONTIAC convertible, red Marlow’s, 867 Main, 649-5221. increase last year in order to com Bolton noivs may be telephoned necticut iintll April 24, 1963 at AND 643-1108. $33,000 Bolton — Real special — lage St. in Ellington. to the county desk at The Herald, _ and white, power steering, radio, HARDWOOD FLOORS — laid INYITATION 11:00 a.m., for SanitarY Sewer TWO FAM ILY ply with Kennedy’s request to hold FURNITURE REFINISHED — Picture book 6-room Goetz’ passenger, John Wil 648-2711. heater, automatic, whitewall sanded, refinished. Call 649-4920. m a r r i e d m a n to be aastotant Construction—Adams Street, Do SOUTH WINDSOR — Trim and Ranch, full rec room, 8 the price-wage line, looks like a Scratches, bums removed, color liams of Bailey Rd., Scitico, was lead pipe cinch to demand higher tires. Moving to California, must LEGAL SECRETARY part-time, manager of the ’Treat Shoppe, T O B ID ver, Edison, Fulton, Hendee and) PHUGGED SEWERS neat, this 7 room split. Garage, large bedrooms, 1% baths, sacrifice at $475. 643-4841 till changed. Manchester Refinishlng experienced, downtown Hartford Talcottville. Must be ambiUoue, taken to Rockville City Hospital wages. Co., 643-9283. Sealed bids'w ill be received at Whitney Roads, Englewood and 6-4, Separate heat, $76 month 1% baths. Paneled fireplace. L-^aped living room, fire where numerous stitches were re 10:30 p.m. \ office, JA 2-1165. honest, willing to work hard and m m i Breakfast counter. Public bus at ’This then may set off one of Bonds—Stocks— the Office o f the General Manager, Wedgewbod Drives and Through a MachiM CI I ly Income from 4 n om $ , 8/4 place, aluminum combina quired to close a out in his fore- Town Seeks Bids of good character. <3ood Salary Right of Way to Middle Turnpike door. Just see it. Price $17,800. those inflation spirals, since the 1968 MGA WHITE sports coupe, Mortgages 31 41 Center Street, Msmehester, Can- SqiOe Tanks, Dry WeDa, Sew tions. Oistom built, majes heeul, police said. Building—Contracting 14 and a chance fcAr quick advuce- W est acre well landscaped lot, Glenn. Roberts Agency, MLS tically treed 1 acre lot. Ex steel industry sets the pace for excellent condition, very reason ment. Apply the ’Treat Shoppe. necticut, until April 24, 19U, at er lines Installed—Cellar Wa State Tropper Harry Tomasek other industries. On Sewer Jobs Bm forms and specifications terproofing Done. greenhouse, large garden Realtors, 0|4-1521; 528-0794. cellent value. able. Call 643-4312 evenings. f QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, SECXIND mortgages — Unlimited SPECTACULAR Route 83, Talcottville. 11:80 aan. for, Sanitaiy S ^ e r said Goetz was driving north on funds available for second mort are avaUable at the OontroUer's •puce, trees. For Immediate basements refinished, built-ins, Ccnstruction—Hackmatack Street COVENTRY — Excellent 4 room $38,900 Manchester — If you ap Village St. at 11:66 p.m., “horsing The Town of Manchester to 1961 MORRIS MINOR^ deluxe, formica, tile general repair. No gages. payments to suit your NEW STERLING WANTED — ’TWO part-time bar and Right o f Way. Office, 66 Center Street, Manches Bale only $18,600. preciate fine construction. with radio. Good condition. $690. budget, Elxpedient service. J. D. ter, Connecticut. i McK in n e y b r o s . ranch with fireplace, breezeway, around, attempting to pass’’ an seeking bids on contracts for two Job too small. CWl William Rob tenders, Mancherier Country Bid forms and q>eciflcatloiiB garage, $11,500. Joseph Barth, Porter St. neighborhood, other oar when he ran off the left LWV to Discuss sanitary sewer projectr. 648-6733. bins Carpentry Service, 649-3446. Realty, 643-5129. PROGRAM C3ub. Must be over 21. Resident are availidile at the OontroUer’a Town of Mancheeter, Conn.! S«w«tBg» Dbpetal Co. this is the Colonial for Richard Martin, i Broker, 649-0320. side of the road into a utility pole, The bids will be opened Wednes of town. No experience needed. Office, 66 Center Street, ManclMa- ISO-182 Pearl St— IMI 8-6808 you. Gracious living room, Trade Policies day, April 24, in the Municipal CARPENTRY — remodeling, re ACTION AT ONCE General Manager' LAWRENCE F. FIANO* breaking the pole. Williams’ ‘head 1966 HOLIDAY "88’’ Oldsmobile, ter, Ckxmecticut. i MANCHESTER — 6 room finished dining room, chee.ry kitch Building. pair work, roofing. Telephone Ed CONSOLIDATE YOUR wn.TA Full or part-time representa EXPERIEUfCEU) msn to work in ONE SIZE en, two overslz'ed bed struck the windshield. black, 2-door. 643-1049. tive wanted to work directly Town at Manchester, Cotin. Realtor .MI 8-2766 Cape, fireplace, 1-car garage, Goetz has been summoned to the Discussion meetings on trade For one project, construction of Stasiak, Andover. Ask about our new 1st and 2nd drug store. 3-9, five days a aluminum siding, good location, rooms, 2-car garage, mortgage plans. with ’Home Office. Introducing Rlriiard Martin, (l-M) Manchester session of Circuit policy will be held tomorrow and a sanitary, sewer on Hackmatack CHEVROLET 1957, station wagon, week. Apply Pine Pharmacy, 664 General Manager Charles Nicholson PI 2-6864 shaded lot. Only $16,400. U & R screened porch,. lovely FALLOUT SHEL’TERS—Additions, Call Us First — Quick Cash new concept in the direct sale Center St. Court 12 May 6. Thursday by the League of Wom St. and through a right of way, model 210, 6 passenger, radio, remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, EMMOCERY Realty Company, 648-2692, R. D. landscaped lot. Truly a the bidders must supply about MORTGAGE LENDING AGENCY of fine Sterling. Program of gem. en Voters. - - - beater, automatic transmission. recreation rooms. Rooifing, con 75 Pearl St., Hartford fers these exciting features: Murdock, 648-6472. Mrs. Edward P. Coltman, 1251 2,356 llr-'ar feet of eight-inch vlt- 648-4884. crete work. Call Leon Cieszynaki, 522-4221 JOB OPENING 2539-H VERNON HILLS — 7 room Split, BARROW S W ALLACE Baldwln Rd., will be hostess for rifled tile sewer, an estimated 300 649-4291. & Public Records tomorrow’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. ''linear .'pet . . of four-inch- . .. vitrified Evenings and Sundays 523-5154 • Exclusive half price plan, MANCHESTER — Extra large 6% half acre lot, 8 bedrooms with 00 East Center St., Rich oontraet forms the front Whether plain or embroidery- tile laterals, nine manholes and FOR SALE — 1960 Ford, 6 cyl REIMODELINO — Charles Home room ranch on a one acre land 1% baths, built-in oven and Manchester, Cgnn. Coffee will be served d' rlng the BESET BY BILLS? Let Us help s Highest Etomings. panel a t a etimiting Junior style trimmed. this pretty pinafore with discussion. The meeting Thursday one drop manhole. Bids will be ijs- inder. Call after 6 p.m., 649-1254. Improvement All kinds of re its matching open-crown bonnet scaped snd tree shaded lot. 2- range, paneled family room with Open 7 Days a Week Warrantee Deeds '3- you to a fresh start by conaolL o No investment or deposit. ★ ANTIQUES ★ For An Experienced that won honors in dress deaiiDi at 8 p.m. V ■■ be at the home of celved until the Xl:30 a.m. open modeling, financing arranged. dating the many debts that de malw a perfect set for a sun-lov car garage, full cellar with rec extra lavatory, oversize garage, 8:80 a.m. to 9 p.m. W. David Keith to Lloyd E. WU- • All customer service han Awards for Excellence. $17,990. By owner 075-8557. Bon and Gertrude D. Wilson, prop Mrs. Thomas Ottney, 50 Gardner ing. 649-4920. mand your attention into one Ing miss! room, 8 bearoonu, ceramic bath, The other contract proposal to Autg Driving School 7-A dled by the company. Fondture, Yietorian Marble Top Stands, No. 81S4 with Patt-O-Rama to huge living room with fireplace, BOLTON — Vernon Road over erty at 63-66 Pearl St. St. easily paid monthly obligation. In obMa 9, l l , 12r 18, 14, 16. 18. Pattern No. 2539-H has tissue MANCHESTER — 5 room Cape, for sanitary sewer construction on CALL ME on your formica needs, $2,000 requires only $44.50 per s Complete training material built 1954, $35,900. Robert Wolver looking lake, 24 acres of land, One Arthur L. Norwood.and Heather Members of a national resource MANCHESTER Driving Academy. bars, counters, kitchen cabinets, furnished free. Hand Painted China, Tcdlet Seta, Cot, Pat* Bust 80% to 88. Sine 11, 81% bust; —sizes 1, 8, 3 inclusive; tracing full shed dormer, fireplace, coi 8 room house, one 6 room house, committee will have an Informal Adams St.; Dover, Edison, Fulton, month Including repayment. If LINOTYPE OPERATOR for embroidery; color chart; dl' ton, Realtor, 040-3818, 048-4648. C. Norwood to Ralph J. Barber Winter driving inatructiem to safe vanitory units, table-tops and tern and Colored Glass, 'Old Iron, Brass, Coppm* aud of 85-lnch; T4 yard con blnation windows, city utUitli one 8 room cottage, 8 garages, and Janls K. Barber, property at discussion on the effect of the Hendee and Whitney Rds.; Elngle- Uiider professional Instruction you have property equity, con (MALE or FEMALE) reotions. vuood and W Jgewood Drs.; and island stands. 649-8936. tact Frank Burke, Connecticut Pewter Items, Early Toys, Flgnrea, Candleoticl^ Tc^ CXILONIAL—LARGE living room, ' Close to schools and shopping. stable for 6 horses, several other 83 Harlan St. European Common Market on tesolal oare to nervous and eld For full details at no obliga To order, send 40c In coins to: To order, send 36c In coins to. $2,600 down assumes 4% G.l. throui^ a right of way to W. Mid Mortgage Exchange, 16 Lewie tion, write D. L. Rook, Execu dining room, den, modern kitchr buildings, $36,000. Frank Mott, Marriage Lloenses American faimers, and trade pql- erly, Call for appointment and ALTERATIONS — Roofing, gut Ware, Etc., Old Jewelry, 'lYatchea, Stldi Pina, Pierced Sue Burnett, The Mancheeter Anne* Cabot, Manchester Evening en, 8 bedrooms. 1% baths, ga- mortgage. Full price $18,500. U 648-6658. Bruno Koss, Shelton, and Teresa Icy toward Communist Bloc coun dle Tpke. The bids vnll be opened t$M Oriver’a Mutual. PI 3-7249. ters, repairs, porch enclosures. St., Hartford. 246.8897. tive Vice-President, Empire 87H hour weak; paid vsestion and sick Herald, 1160 AVE. AMEBIOA8, Earrings. Etc. Complete Households of Fine Famlshings. Bvenlito Herald, 1150 Ave. OF .rage, landscaped yard 102x613. a R Realty Company, 8M-2692, Sciagaj, 149 Oakland St. tries. at 11 a.m. Hatchways built and repaired. Crafts Corporation, Newaric, leave, hospitalization, retirement plan AMEBXoAB, n e w YORK’ 8«, NEW Y ( » K 86. N.Y. R. D. Murdock, 648-6472. GLASTONBURY — 8 bedroom 6% The work calls for,about 6,515 ?S Driving Sehoed Inc., New York State. Owner transferred. Immediate Antimony Thomas Lembo Jr., Participants are Mrs. Howard All kinds of carpentry — dorm- We will can without obligation— Please eall N. Y. For lat-clees mailing add 10c occupancy. Marion B. Robertson, room ranch, attached garage, Angell, Mrs. Maximilian Beck, linear feet of eight-inch vitrified classroom located Man- •nd other beneflte. Apply in person. for each pattern. Print A VERY SPECIAL Cape for a East Granby, and Mary Ann Fran y ers, additions and garages built. Business OpportnnitieB 32 For lat-oleee mailing add lOo for int Name, Ad- Realtor. 043-8958. finished basement, over one acre ces Stephenson, 25 La'i^on Rd., St. Mrs. Thomas Donovan, Mrz. Ken tile sewer, 26 manholes, an esti Parkade, iowsr Isvel. Bs- Call J. Charis, 649-0722. drees with Zone and Pattern very special family. Waddell lot. Principals only. Owner mated 2,500 linear feet of four-bMdi older, narvous students, 'each pattern. Print, Name, Ad- Bartholomew’s Church, April 20. dall Richardson, Mrs. Douglas J. GIFT SHOP — Main St. lo c a tl^ WOMAN TO do plain cooking and ROBERT & REID I SON, A m Hm m m s ( drsen with Zone, Style No. end Numfcer. . FOSTER STREET — Lovely 0% School area. 6 rooms, full shed 683-9763. Roberts Jr., Mrs. Robert Young vitrified tile laterele, euttiag end TssB-age driver’s ALTERATIONS, repairs', roofing, price reduced for quick ssile. For .dormer, 1% baths, 'garage, Pauli Edmund Porter, Now York kitchen work in Rest Home. $60 iitanrlfpBtrr EtffttittQ IffraUk I Stoe. Just Me for the New '88 Album! room ranch, alvmlnum storms, City, and Patricia Ann Elddy, 466 and Mrs. R. Michel Zllberatein. patching one storm sewer aiea- as. atiSa eecttflsd. porches, and garages. Call Russ further information call D. a week, Uve Ifa. Six days a week, 201 MAIN ST,, MANCHESTER, CONN— MI 9*7770 partial brick front, 3-car garage, large shaded lot, $16,4(X). War- VERNON CIRCLE area. 64 room Our eanpleto pattonii ^ook to Many foyely daeigns! Dlrertions ’W. Middle Tipke., South Methodist Mrs. Thomas S. Latham to etaalr* hole, and relaying otie KMaah Atkins, Builder, 64841411. Realty, 64341129. Wednesdays otf. XR 6-»l41. for suit and afghan in kit; dally, built 1967, Cariton W. Hutchins, l«n E. Howland, Realtor-Trader, ranch. Basement garage. Nice ■ Joat SOc. Send now for the spring Oiuii^ Afril SO. m en c t the ecmmlttee. ' etonn Inlet ^ $|id eunantor *8S edition. adgiage aad ei^ p en lam . S n MONDAY, A im IB, 196t For tha Week Ended Hie W dsthdr April 18.18M r ew rarat el D. a Waatkrar; iKanrli^Bter Evtntng IftrttUt Moatty M r and eool t 13,990 Low 88 te 48. V eftaU e ■.th-’S and warm Wedfieeday Jaines^ Mbtfaws drde will Member o( the Audit ohaaoe el ehowera In MM meet Wedneaday a t ’ 8:15 p.m. at Barean e l OlrealattMi noon or eveolag. RBdh near 78. >ul T o w n the home of Mn. JcUui Martin, 15 UaneheaUtr— A City o f ViUage Charm Cedar 8 t Mrs. Richard Lsiko and South fidiDOl P T A w ill Iikv* • Mrs. Edward Rlstau wUl serve as •iwolal «ocMUtiv« teud mMtiac oo-host esses. V O L . L X X X H , N O . 167 tonlftat ht 7;S0 « t the aebool eafo- (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 16,1963 (Olaaelfled Adverttaing an Pago 18) PRICf^SEVEN CENTS tartt. Bsnnst JuiUor Hign FTSO wlU ...... '------' ...... meet Wednesday at T.dO nm. at A Ttrimr (mainorial) aarvloe the Franklin Bidldlng. Dr. Beatrice wlU b « hhM tomorrow at 10 am . Weth Cone, 28 View St. Congregational Church and Mn- coln School will meet tomorrow at K n . Adelma Simmons of Coven 8 pm. at tile home of Mrs. An try will m>eak t«m ^t at 7:45 at thony Gryk, 87 Academy St ^ an open meeting o f the Newcom er's Club of the YWCA at Mott's The Presbyterian Men wiUmeet Community U. Hostesses will be tonight at 7:30 at FeUowfiiip HaU Eve ry W ed Mra. John Kautc, Mrs. Robert at, the church. The group will tour Adams, Mrs. Robert Bois and Mra the telephone' buUding at 8 - p.m. Robert Ftanklln. Witness Not on Hand Edward VaUone will lead devo tions. Irving Prentice and VaUone Mother Cabrini Mothers Circle wlU be hosts fo r ' the meeting. w ill meet Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Willard B li Professional Women’s Club wUl lOTI S I ley, 178 IM ly Rd., South Windsor. Resignation meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Cen' SUPER ^ Guess Made M ra Oeorge DeComier will be co- ter Congregational Church. Miss i? ' hoetesa Evaline Pentlaml wUl give an il m a r k e t s ^ .S'* ' lustrated talk bn Scandinavian H eld B ack George Gorra, 24 Blsie Dr., will countries. Mrs. Wirth Velte, Mrs. By Ramage speak on “Eastern Rites” tomor Nellie Farr, Mrs. Richard Farr and C C N O t'E S row at St. Bartholomew's school Miss Ruth Porter wlU be host- hall, after separate committee a ND DEv . By Prem ier meetings at 8 p.m. o f the Guild o f % Kept Secret Our ady. The altar committee, David C. Baxter, son of Mr. and headed by Mrs. Gerard Gaudreau, ' ‘X \ w ill be hostesses. A ll women o f Mrs. Charles' R. Baxter, 34 Olcott OTTAWA (AP) — Prime PORTSlfioUTH, N. H. the parish are invited. Dr., has been named to the dean’s Minister John G. Diefenbaker (A P )—The Navy court of iiv- list at ComeU University CoUege \ ,. iirv ►Vi ' h :- / held back his resignation to of Arts and Sciences for the faU quiry hearing testimony con The Strickland Group, Second day, indicating he might not Congregational Church, will meet semester. He is a member o f the MOTT’S cerning the sinking of the nu tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home of freshman class. turn it irt for at least another clear subi^arine 'Thresher re M n . Samuel Henderson, 205 24 hours. I ”TENDER-TRir ^ XS' ■ ■ . •X" ‘c t ’ cessed today. It said it could Woodland St. Past Matrons, Temple Chapter, Diefenbaker entered a meeting OES, wUl meet Wednesday at 7 of his outgoing Cabinet saying it not continue in the absence of The VEW will meet and elect of- p. m. at the Masonic Temple. A was not the last session, ps, had a person whose name was not ileera tomorrow at 8 pm. at the potluck wUl be served before the / ^ V ' been expected. He was slated to disclosed. Post Homa meeting. Mn. Albert Ford Jr. wlU CHUCK turn In his resignation sometime The court said in a statement be initiated. Moon Maidens for ^Promenade of Nations^ today, leaving the way clear lor it had "reached a point In de Gftbone Assembly, Catholic La ■ Xl '’-'A;' * ' a takeover of the government by liberations beyond which it can dles of Columbus, will meet and Members of the Ladies of As Manchester "Moon Maidens.' < > About 21 booths wiU 'be set up .^volviitg In the background, The^silver toga. Mra. F*etguaon la Lester B. Pearson’s Liberals. not continue without the presence elect (dficers tomorrow at 7:45 sumption will meet tonight at 8 wearing a copen blue leotard, But Diefenbaker told newsmen of a person not now in Ports Mrs. Arthur Stewart (left), 17: epresenting different countries, display gives a 'view that a per fought flamea while awaiting firemen. One truck was suffleient pm . at the KofC Hall. There wiU at the John F. H em ey PW eral son beginning to orbit for a land silver-blue wig and silver toga. STEAK Whao the etaita fire marahal aaya the oendlUon of the wood- he will see Gov. Gem Georges mouth." Boulder Rd., and Mrs. Thomas F. .some in outer space. Food and to extinguish the fire at 4 o’clock yoeterday. Other firee, not M a mother-daughter hair style Home, 219 W. Center St., and re ing, would see about 300 miles (Herald photo by Ofiara). landa and fleMa ia "95”. he meaita there’a a great danger of a P. Vanier at noon Wednesday and The court added it will rec(m- Ferguson, 78 Forest St., stand be drink, typical of each country, ■will fire like tMe. Dried graae like atraw, a Mt of a breoee to apeod diecovered soon enough, have required many fire trucks, many show after the meeting. Refresh cite the Roeary for Mrs. Clifford fore a United Aircraft Corp., 'je served at the booths. Mrs. from the moon. then summon his Cabinet into ses vene "as soon as possible,” prob ments will be served. Members FRESH the flemeo. Hite fire heppene to be on Burke Rd. in ReckvIUe, men, ,and have m et the state hundreds o f acres o f woodland. sion once more. Scorso, who' was a member. model of the moon. The display Stewart is chairman of the moon The UAC is prime contractor for ably later today but not before may bring gu e^ to the program. near Wlndaor Ave. and wtiviMrvWa Rd. Neigbhotbood boya (Herald photo by Satemie.) will be 'part of a “Promenade of booth. She will be assisted by Mrs. a life support system of a suit to Pearson had said he expected 4 p.m. Daughters of Liberty No. 17 Nations” show May 1-1 from 6:30 Fergruson ■ and Mrs. William be worn by an astronaut to the his government would be sworn in The day's lone witness, the of by Friday. Mystic Review, Woman’s Bene wtU meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at p.m. to 1 ajn. at the State A r Foulds, 123 Boulder Rd. moon, and will also make the ficer In command of rescue oper fit AasooiaUan, w ill meet tomorow Orange Ball. There wiU be a so Diefenbaker called a meeting of mory, Hartford. The show will be The UAC display was made for Lunar Ehccurslon Model In which Ground Chiick» 6 9 ations for the first three days ikt- at 7:30 pm. at Odd Fellows Hall. cial time and reffeshmyrts after sponsored by the Woman’s Aux the space traveler wlM be sent to Statens Woods Plea Qianged his lame - duck Cabinet to make er Thresher sank, told the court the meeting. the Paris (France) Air Show in final arrangements for the The guard team wiU rehearse. iliary of the Symphony Society of 1661, and prior to this time has the moon from an Apollo space a U A R A N T B I D he had formed an opinion as to HEAVY STEER changeover. Many Cabinet mem Greater Hartford, to benefit the been shown only to UAC stock craft. Big Steel Silent the cause of the sinking. bers lost their seats in Parliament Hartford Symphony. holders. It includes a three-di Under Watch B y Firm in But Rear Adm. Lawson P. Mrs. Stewart, Is dressed In a in last week’s elections. mensional authentic repUca of the purple leotard, i purple wig and Ramage added, “ It is nothing I moQn being orbited by a scale Immediately after the session, care to state in open session..” Brass G>st Fix Diefenbaker was expected to hand model of the Lunar Excursion Beef Liver As Fires Rage Vice Adm. Elton W. Grenfell, Module. The earth is shown re- his resignation to the ailing gov commander of tee Atlantic sub ernor general, MaJ. Gen. Georges marine fleet, had testified earlier Choicest Meats In Town! SHALLOP’S HEAD RANGE W O R K On Price Boost NEW HA'VBSN (AP)--Oonnecti- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Anaconda American Brass Co. P. 'Vanier, at Government House. he had a theory of what happened AM) cut’s wood and brushland was un It is technically up to Vanier to to Thresher, but that it was of a CLOTHBS der round-the-clock watch today switched from its plea from in KENNELS chose a new prime minister, but classified nature. The court 'was NEW YO RK (A P )— A pat^the nation’s 10 largest producers as the state continued to experi nocent to no contest Monday and TUESDAY ONLY! FUEL OIL These are the famous top there would be an uproar 11 he cleared for 25 minutes for his tes Protection Doga for Home or to disclose pricing plana. ence its dryeot April in over two became the ninth major firm in NATIVE Sherwin-Williams quality Dickies made ^ tern of selective price in Wheeling Steel Ck>rp., which the copper and bra.-"i industry to picked anyone but Pearson, whose timony. No similar action was Business GASOLINE decades. Liberal party won the largest Obedience Training combed 2 x2 long staple creases seemed to be taking started the ball rolling a week be found guilty of -jrlce fixing. taken in the questioning (if Ram- Little relief is in sig^t, said number of House of Commons Problem Dogs A SpeoifUty— Paints cotton. You know they're the S A 'tV 80o Over National Brand shape today in the steel in ago, ramks 11th in production. Lu- weather observers. Tuesday’s fire The Waterbury, Conn., firm ’s ege- , kens Steel Co., which followed on vice president of sales, Justice Ramage also said a stranot ■ves Field Training best available to be uncon dustry but there still ivas no dfuiger signal was posted as "ex SHOP-BUB Sunday, ranks 20th, and Pitta- Lockwood, also changed his plea (Continued on Page Nine) sel later identified as a NoM Chicken c Boarding W. H. ENGLAND BANTLY OIL HXNG, F IM B B or M BNTHOL word from the No. 1 producer, treme” with a predicted burning ditionally guaranteed. Ian fishing trawler was the ' C’OM I'.W V, INC. burgh Steel 14th. index of 95. to no contest and was found guilty LUM BER C O . boat in tee search area other Doleville Road U.S. Steel Corp, .Kaiser Steel Oorp., which’ held A spokesman for the Depart by U.S. Dist. Judge M. Joseph lb WR CAN PIT YOUl G ie A R E H E S GABION Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr. said she talked by telephone to Pres Navy craft. He said tee fiahe: .!;)i :M.\iN sTi(i:i:'i Republic Steel Corp., the third back when other companies ad- ment o f Agriculture and Natural Blumenfeld. West Willington • Open AO Day Saturday • ranking firm, fell Into line with Scotland Yard ident Kennedy last night regarding racial trouble in Birmingham, flew a Norwegian flag, was JtSrt 3 9 "At the Green”—MI 9-6201 vanced prices in April 1962 only Resdurces said there has been no Thirteen others in tee industry Ala., where her husband is in Jail. She said the President told 'T1:L. U lk'Iifll P a n ts...... $4.S9 three smaller p a s ^ g tee area and po b«ai> (LIM IT 5 IAS. PER CUSTOMER) 429-9217 4o..Besclad tha-.increases quickly soaking rain-, since Mandi 23, the '—eigbLcoinjjaaies and five exeeu- Ing bpoats averi her he had been in touch with ^rm ingham and that her hm^and, Ii4 oh the sinklhfTBr’ (Nb iwarifo,' ijuclv\illc I K •’'-.'!L’7I Matching S h irt...... $3.89 under administration pressure, last day on which the snow cover tlves—were fined a total of $158,- a leader in the Integration movement, was aU right. % e said on piradaets thaithat accounted for ^ reached “ no conclu- was widespread. 000 by Blumenfeld on March 4. Raid&al^arters Ramage said that e^foiT l f Ke IN P O P U LA R OOLORiS about one-fourth Of 1963 skies. she heard from Dr. King after the President’s call. She had not had learned about Threster’s Iqst aion” on what to do this time. The fire danger index has been The fines were well below the HIGHUND PARK MARKET The deelal(m-makln|: executive heard from him since his arrest. Dr. King's portrait hangs on message it could nm hsva Last fall, Raiser, ninth largest above the danger point of 40 every maximum. The Sherman Anti the wail in the background. (A P Photofax.) changed search and rescue plans 817 HIGHLAND STREET—PHONE 848-4278 committee of U.S. Steel, which producer, cut its prices sharply to day since March 31, the longest Of Pacifists SAVE 18o Over National Brand trust Act, which tee government that went into immediate effect. Science Shrinks Piles Initiated last year's abortive price all but .wlpa. out differentials be period of fire, d«)8er*!hce,tb« de invoked In the case, provides for rise, was “ to meet In regular ‘ "n ie Initial evaluation, how REGAL 6toil Ann Sandwich Or ' M e i S tween Eastern prices and those partment began ke^>ing records in fines up to $50,000 and prison sen L o n d o n (A P )—Scotland Yard ever, would have been made soon monthly session In New fo r k to that historically prevailed in Its 1948. - tences up to one year. LECLERC made pre-dawn raids today in its | er," he said. New Way Without Surgery MEN'S SHOP A LO AVES day. West Coast territory. Brush fires that have kept fire- FUNERAL HOME Few thought that higher prices Anaconda American attorneys campaign to crack tee “ Spies for President Arranges Call Rsunage said tee submarine Sea 80S BIAIN STREET/ JUMBO BREAD fixqd by RepuMlc and Pittsburgh in asking permission for a change Peace” ring lor betraying some of Wolf, which was in the vicinity, 643-2478 (OoottaMied an Pag® Nine) (Oontlnned 00 Page Five) of plea said the outcome of tee Stops Itch—Relieves Pain FUNERAL Steel Co. Monday, and two other Britain’s nuclear survival secrets. picked up an “electronic emis N#w Y*rk, N. Y. (Special) — For the March 4 hearing was a strong con sion” after the sinking but was the place to ao thorough that sufferers mads companies earlier, oould stand up Swinging into action after a Aret time science h u found a new sideration. astonishing statements like "Piles SERVICE unless U.S. Steel want along. wild, flat-throwing "ban the From Rev. King to Wife not able to record it again. healing substance with the aston have ceased to )>e a problem!” “Big Steel,’’, as U.S. Steel U All 18 of those sentenced teat Asked if tela could have meant ishing ability to shrink hemor W A L T E R N. day pleaded no contest. bomb” rally, agents of the special c a ll fo r The secret is a new healing aub- known In the 'trade, accounts for branch Mealing with security of there was life on tee simken sub rhoids, stop itching, and relieve stance (Bio-Dyne®)—discovery of LECLERC about one-fourth of the Industry’s U.S. Retukes Cardona Blumenfeld commented March marine, Ramage replied; “None fenses swooped on houses in AT^NTA (AP) — Intervention^was keeping a close watch on pain — without surgery. a world-famous research institute. Director 4 that there was no moral turpi of tee signals equated with human The Milk That Made Conn. History tonnage. search of a typewriter used to by President Kennedy enabled King and the Birmingham situa In case after case, while gently This substance is now available There waa no new word from tude involved in tee price fixing ____ _ ...... Martin Luther King Jr. to tion. No details were given. personnel.” relieving pain, actual reduction in tuppotitory or ointment form attempts. draw up pamphlets first distrib Call Ml 9-5869 CONN. APPROVED HOMOGENIZED President Kennedy, following de uted during .the weekend peace '’Jf telephone ’with her hus- Long a leader in desegregation He added there were any num (shrinkage) took place. nnder the name Preparation R®. For Hitting Cuba Policy Two firms and one company of I ber of noise sources under water. 28 Main Street, Manchester velopments, from his Florida va march on Londem. The pamphlets band. Jailed for leading an anti campaigns, King went to Jail Fri M ostam ^ngof all—lesulta war* A t all drug eountera. ficial that were included in the It had been expected teat to Don’t cation site. The President last disclosed secret plans for dispers segregation march in Birming day for participating in a march original indictment are still await day's first witness would be a week cautioned against any upset al of government offices in the ham, Ala. protesting segregation in the Ala money in economic stablUty bbt ecmdl- By JOSEPH B. MOHBAT ^mount an exile expedition against ing trial. " liie President called and said bama industrial city. Navy lieutenant who took a last- IM VITAMIN D MILK event of a nuclear attack. WASHmGTON (AP)—The Unit Prime Minister Fidel Castro. ininute leave and missed Thres- the minute you want it m tionslly approved Increases on se They are Scovill Mfg. Co. and Publication of the secret gov he had been in touch with Bir Telephone calls by the Kennedy ed States has publicly rebuked The U.S. government is not pre er’s final tragic voyage. lected steel ;i>a)ducts. C2iase Copper and Brass Co., both ernment plans was described by mingham,” Mrs. King related brothers concerning King created half- Shortly before Republic’s an Cuban exile leader Jose Miro Car pared to make any such agree of Waterbury, and Maurice Liston Monday night. a furore Just before the 1960 pres Lt. Raymond A. McOoole, 88, el Call Beneficial now! Ask for cash fast for Spring ments, the State Department de Home Secretary Henry Brooke as Dover, N.H., father of five, had nouncement, citing Increased pro dona for his puiported bitter de Jr., Scovill sales manager. All "the work of a traitor.” "H e told me, ‘I ’ve suranged for idential election. expenses, left-over bills, for any good reason. The G A L y g % c duction costs and declining pro nunciation of U.S. policy toward clared. It took this position in a have pleaded Innocent. The special branch has been your husband to telephone you Kennedy, in the midst of his IH’OtfiCtfid Cuba. stinging rejoinder to Miro’s re- (Oontiiined oo Page Nine) fits, a congressional inquii^ into A federal grand Jury brought In told that tee mysterious antiwar very shortly. You probably know campaign, telephoned Mrs. King folks at Beneficial like to say “ Yes.” Call . . . now! steel prices, profits and produc In doing so, the government de :ed criticism of U.S.-Cuban the indictments last Sept. 12, cli group has printed another series we sent FBI agents in last night and expressed sympathy over (he J U G § ^ tion problems was ordered by Sen. clared publicly for the first time policy in his 30-page letter of maxing an 18-month investigation. of leaflets revealing more official to talk with him and he’s all Jailing of her husband in a Geoi». Paul H. Douglas is a former what has been rumored for days: rejfignatlon as president of the secrets. right.’ ” gia traffic case. University of Chicago economics that Miro had demanded a voice Cuban Revolutionary Council. Young detectives, many of teem Mrs. King said her husband His brother, Robert, called a BENEFICIAL ir yoiir soeoroBoe ptogfom PhM Depoait professor. in U.S. policy toward the Commu The Miro letter has not been called shortly afterward and as ntede public. The council — with in beatnik outfits, mingled with Georgia Judge to ask about bond Biilletiiis f i n a n c e s y s t e m doeant odequatehr cover yoo Republic was the first among nist island-—or else |60 million to sured her he was all right and in Miro presiding-was still debating the ban the bomb marchers Mon for King. TTie calls were consid Loam $20 to $600— Lx>ans Bie-imered at low cost State News good spirits. agaioBt nagar poeeibSMies o f Monday night whether-^to do so. day on tee watch for the new ered by former President Dwight Culled from AP Wires “ He didn’t know why he was BMMfkial Finance Co. of Manchester SIGN YOUR loas, yoo magr iraicc « p one But enough Informed descriptions leaflets. One marcher who was D. Elsenhower to have been a of the letter were In the air for distributing lesMlCts from a shop able to call,” she said. “ I bad factor in Kennedy’s election. day to find yovficir in actioai heard he was being held incom 806 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER the State Department to turn R o u n d u p ping bsig was arrested. The leaf Mrs. King said she decided to BUILDING EXPLO d W Mllchel 3-4156 • (Over $a New Ei«l«td Businsis Ofiot) AUTOMATIC tSsm ocU trooUCL M isiaer to Cuban Exiles Plan loose Its strong statement, f lets were digests of tee orlgteal municado.” call the president about the Bir BOSTON (AP)—Exploding gas a ion of $100 tacts $20.S0 whn pronoihr npsM le , let ae cheek yoor ineiaance It has one copy of the Miro pamphlet. Some 26,(KX) copies of Mrs. King said she first tried to mingham situation “ because I blew up a three-story baUduig at -consteaUw awatUjr lostillnNati o T lfa ra ^ ie h . reach the President on Sunday, thought it was about the only undergoing demoUtion in Boe- needs now—for yow bomch t h o u s a n d s o f letter, js council spokesman said tee digest were reported distrib FUEL OIL in Miami, and Miro'riias the only Court Backs Plea uted. talked with press secretary Pierre thing I could do. I had not heard ton’s Dock Square today, hurled oi^ i!ui4y or bodoMA H M other one. Brooke rehutaed to London for Salinger and then received two from my husband since his ar debris la all direetioBB, injured givB ;fo « a peooqpl; frank ap- EXTRA STAMPS! Vast New Action talks today with senior Scotland calls from tee President’s broth rest. Usually he calls me after he pedestrians and workmen, and Informed of the State Depart NO COUPONS Nl^EDED—NO LIMIT For Revaluation DELIVERY pMaad o f yoor iMoatioo oM i- ment comments, Miro said Mon Yard and government officials on er, Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy. gets in Jail. I was concerned about shattered windows in eomniend- AO Eatra Stamp Iteihs Plainly Marked day night: “ I told the truth. I do the ‘.‘Spies for Peace” pamphlets. She said both tee President suid his safety and Just anxious to hear at structures famed Francull • o te o a to r i In Store EDITOIVS NOTE: This Is tbs8ings, marking time, making plaiu. not tell lies.” HARTFORD (AP)—The Con Prime Minister Harold Macmil his brother assured her they from him.” Han. At least 19 persens were CONTRACT first of four articles by William* t'«ieyIlie y are even talking of uniting " I have never asked a second necticut Supreme Court says that lan’s government has been "would be doing all they coiM.” Mrs. King said the President hurt and taken to Massachus L. Ryan, AP i^eeW correspond|.|ibeir efforts, which would be a invasion,” he added. “ I have private property owners posseM plagued by repeated security In Palm Beach, Fla., the holi told her, " if you have any sinxie- etts Oeaeral Hoepital. Plaster ent, exploring the background of kable development tor the asked for hemispheric cooperation the legal right to force tax asses scandals. Strong attacks on It are day White House said Kennedy ties about anything, feel free to and brick flew fas im directions— BAND CONCERT tile Cuban exile question. “ y divided Cuban exiles, for Joint military action.” — sors to revalue properties once telephoned Mrs. King to reassure call me, the attorney general or ns far as State Street, two NOW! REDEEM MOTTS - ly confidently they will Sources who claim to have every 10 years. (Ooniteiaed on Page F oot) her that tee Justice Department Mr. Salinger.” blocks away. By TTILLUPK L. BTAN ' a«dn — aoon—and that studied the letter say it Includes: The state’s highMt court handed B y AP Special Oorrespondeat neither the...IInlted States nor the —A detailed account of M iro’s down the ru l^ fast n l^ t It or FORD JOINS PACT YOU'LL RECEIVE M IAM I, Fla. (A P ) — Hit-and- Britiah can etbp them. They say relations with the U.S. govern dered the c k ^ o f 'Waterbury's as DETROIT (AP) — Fbrd Motor ABSOLUTELY VALUABLE COUPONS run raids, against Prime Minister they Intend to hit and hit hard. ment — Including President Ken sessor to conduct a revaluation^k- Oo. today Joliwd Oeneial Molora UNITED STATES Fidel Castro’s Communist Cuba They still have the means to nedy—-since the ill-fated Bay of the.Yltet since the mld-1940s—as Oorp. la agreelag to eat np Joint are halted for the monumL But carry out considerable haraaa- Pigs Invasion of 1961. ^ request by the Eastern O>lor First Lady Cancels Schedule, stndy committees with the Unit MAILED TO YOUR naw action le being planniHL poe- ment. The Eecambray group, for —Charges the United States, re Printing Co. of Waterbury. ed Auto Workers Union to pave etUy te defiance ef a U.S. example, lost $50,000 worth of neged on promisee to act against T h e ' company filed a Superior the way for smoother new con COAST GUARD BAND FREE Court action for a 'write of man tract' bargaining a year heaoe. weapons and ammunition, confis Castro; promises including that of T ^ y .‘ Just two years since the cated by authorities in the recent |a second Invasion. damus compelling the assessor to Fbrd’s agreement wna ahnounoed Expecting Baby in Late August in a JoM statement at the ead dieaat»M Bay of Plge tevaelon, crackdowns. But the orgsnl»ti(H i —Complaints that the United revalue properties according to a Friday, April 19-8 P.M, there la defiance te the air among and others, like Alpha 66 and the States has embarked On a course state law which requires revalua of an hour-long ooafereoce be 1000 DOUBLE the aulloily angry, friutrated an- Student Directorate, do not lack of coexistence toward the Soviet tions "during each period of 10 tween top oompany and oalen of- tt-Oastro mlUtante In Mteml’e ex- for money, apparently. Escam- eatellite in the Caribbean. years after Feb. 1, 1080.” By FBANGB8 jB im iE OEaster holiday at tills Florida re-^ Anumg flcfols. OM aad the UAW reached BAILEY AUDITORIUM TRIPLE-S BLUE TRIFLE-S BLUE STAMPS Ue community. Informed Cuban bray leader Bloy Outierres Men- —In general, a loud protest at Hie printing firm lost the suit PALM BEAC», la. (A P ) sort community. was Mrs. Kennedy's expected trip a aimllar agreement Bleaday- :xr. ■ourcea eay at least one new at oye, who recently fell into the lack of U.S. support tor action in Superior (fourt when the presid President and Mrs. Kennedy me With teem are their children, with tee President to Italy this MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL tack la to tile stage.' roundim net, la known to have against Castro. ing Judge stdd that It riiould have expecting their thlril chUd in Caroline, 5; and John Jr., 2. summer. Since Kennedy took of JET DODOES JET “Wateh out for that next <»e,'’ boasted ainca then to Intimates The council still hasn't accepted taken its complaint to the Water- August and are elfiiiiatM There had been persistent ru fice in 1961, Mrs. Kennedy hfis CHICAGO (AP)—A CUoage- STAMPS aald a nonOuban aourca srhoaa that his outfit still has large Miro’s resignation. It has planned bury Board of Tax Review before % e vacation White House an mors in recent weeks that Mrs. accompanied him to seven foreign bonad Oontteeotal Atr. Unee Jet SPONSORED BT NUTMEG FOREST NO. 116 buaineaa It la to know about euch atorea of weapons, ammunition a formal meeting tor tonlgiit to turning to the courts. nounced tee news Mcmday and Kennedy might be pregnant be countries. She also has irislted oarrytng 8 peraona» wade a STAMPS mattere. “ TThen It eomea tt’a go and equipment. A member of A l decide Its course. The company appealed this de said tee First Lady, 88, is in good cause since late December she Greece, India, Pakistan, Rome sharp (Jtmblag tam ta avoid a TALL CSBDARS OF LEBANON ^ At Absolutely ing to be a lulu.” , pha 66 told me “we atiU have The fia t of the State Depart cision to the State Supreme Court health tout will cancel her official has virtually given up her favorite and London on her own and last oolllBloa with a U.8. A ir Fore# WHEN YOU PAY FOR YOUR FUEL OIL . Bahamaa baaes weed by organ- enough boats to give (the Osstro ment declaration was tiutt the which upheld the printing firm ’s acti'vlties. sports of horseback riding and year spent a summer vacation at Jot tanker 28,88# feet abeve DONATION $1.00 DEUVERY IN FULL WIT^IIN 10 DAYS 517 MUHNJE TURNPIKE E U T teationa Ilka Alpha 66, the lecond regime) trouble.” united States doesn’t want to be claim. Thus tee President, 46, Joins his water skiing. Ravello, Italy. Orancl IslaAd, Noh. : WfiUaai No Extra Cost! IVoot of Baoambray and the Rev Two AAlpha 88 boats have been drawn Into an all-out war by anti- The opinion by tee sta.te’s high two younger brothers in the wait But, when White House press She will spend this summer at Hartrtapfotai Mm Raalag 787* ARER DELIVERY. OR PAY YOUR olutionary Student Directorate Intercepted and put out of action est tribunal may have a wide ef ing game. Atty. <3en. Robert F. secretary Pierre Salinger an Cape Cod with her children. She aa route from Lea Aagajss. puB- Tickets may be purchased at: E. A. Johnaon Paint Co., Castro exiles. Stamps iuued upon psjrment of Near The Rratil by the U.8. arid Britiah crack fect in Ponnecticut be<»use it aald, Kennedy’s wife Ethel is expecting nounced that he would hold a spe expects to return to Wuhlngton ad up sharply with sat wanting 728 Main Street, Naasiff Arma Company, 991 Main Street, CURRENT BUDGET ACCOUNT BY THE have been-put out of action by Hie department said.: first fuel deUveiy. . down. Another boat, the Omega in effect, that a private party in a their elighte child in June. Joan, cial 5:80 p.m. news briefing, the for the birth of tee baby which la avoMlac a Albert and Larry’s Beauty Studio, Tri-City Shopping Britiah and U.8. crackdowns, “While appreciating the urgent 10th OF MONTH. m , still is hirktag about eome- wifa of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, press corps speculated on such will be delivered by Caesarean Center, Vernon—and at the City Deak, Manchester Eve- thidr leaders have been ordered desire, of the Ciuban exiles to i®- community where a revaluatitm is D-Mass., is awaiting teelr third weighty topics as steel price rises section. PRICK HIKE gnUBAOS atais Herald. to remain te Dade County — the where te International waters te turn to a tree and indepenifont overdue can aak tee state’s attor MONTHLY OR BUDGET PAYMENTS 175 lE a m i area at all ttmaa. the vlotelty of the Bahamas, pos Cuba at the aarllest possible data ney to complain to the courts that in August and tee President’s forthcoming The First Lady, who haa a his MEW YOKE (APJevtlw atesl East Center ,>Bitt antl-Caatro oaganteatione sibly hidden on one of the many —« desire which la fully ahared the asseesor has failed to perform Not since the days of Grover trip to Europe. tory of miscarriages, has obvious priea riae tread s p e w today to ly been taking it easy in recent Anaoe Steel O e ^ ef . faUadle* CONCERT IN THE AFTERNOON Street are moving to new bases now— email ialanda. It inay even be to- by the people and the government his dutj^ ' Cfieveland has a First Family had It took all by surprise when H eating 24-H our O PENM IH TS probably outside the Bahamas side Cuban territory near one of of the United States—tee deirart- Asso^te Jiutlce James B. such an announcement to make. Salinger read this statement: months, but her health and condi town, Ohio. Armeo, itelh-raak* tion were reported to be fine. lag psedaeer, peated tolMMwa s i FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN ONLY Phone arteu and moat Ukafy aomewhere the many offabors lelaiwle. ment considers this statement Murphy, fpeaking for the Supreme Cleveland was jibe father of five. ’ “ The White House announced Specialists B urner among the email luands te tbs Brdle aettvtste say they atiU (the M iro letter) a gro u diator- <3ou^ said it was obvious tiiat One daughter, Bather, was tee today that Mrs. Kennedy is ex The principal physician attend S4J8 to 97 a tea efi-; n lartii M I S - l l M M N . tbni S tT .D III Otiibbaan lea. wtthte aUktag have one base litiaet—poanbigr te tion o f recent* history ang of this the failure of tee Waterbury as first child bom to a president in pecting a baby in tee latter half ing her has been Dr. John W. ADMISSION FREE dlfltAiuMi at (Caribbean waters. fovbnunsat’s ptfllcy with respect sessor to make a revaluation by office. She was born in the White of August. Mrs. Kennedy haa Walsh, a Washbigton obstatriolaB Since 1935 S ervice Beooyerteg from tira shock oC A^ilia 86 is one of about five to tee elimination of Castro com Feb. 1, I960, "constituted a disre House on Sept. 9, 1898. maintained her full schedule for who delivered Jcim Jr. when he the U.8. intervention te their an- organteattons, email te numbers, munism from this hemisphere.’^ gard of the mandate.of tee atat- ITie Kennedys have been ob tee past few months. Because of waa bom prematurely at George- tt-Osstro activities the members wmeh carry on active haraasm«pt The department eald Miro'a let- ute.” viously elated at the prospect of this active schedule, her i^ysl: towp Unlveralty Hoofitai in Wash- 369 CENTER ST. OIL COMPANY TEL Ml 3-6320 of tbs militant oegaateationa now another child and their good hu- cions have now advised her to Read Haeld* Adva. ara. anmiad te fa&teg their ba8r> (OfiaHraMd era P a ge X«raL era Paga mraaX mer haa been evident dunng their oanc^ all her official aotivl