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A w g e Daily Net PrcM Ron The WwitRor ^ . TUESDAY^ MARCH « , For the Week Ended Fate Bant ad V. 0. PAGE POimTEEN ^anrl^rati^r lEofnins 1|walJt March M, 1966 Fair, oaM totogirt, tow’ 14,119 Increaatag doodliMaa aad e His Fourth Words: "My Ctod. Tho W orW 'f B«»t ; Btomber of the Audit Morrair, Mgh to ■Ud-Stik . ' 1 My Ood, why hast thou forsak Town Plans Groohert Leading Candidate ' B onaa of CIrcalatlon About Town en meT’^wUl be the theme of Poi^m «»-Cologii«»; M anehetter^A CUy of ViUago Chmrm the Loiten program for senior «F i«e Girt Wrapping" H )« Amertcan Legton Aux- h i^ students Thursday at 7 To Relocate As Delegate to Convention fliu y will apoiwor a nnmnage am. at Second Congregational ARTHUR DRUB VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 147 (TWBNTY-KIGHT PAGES—TWO SECnONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, IMS Adraettotog oa Faga M) PRICE SEVEN GENIB Mle on Tuesday, March 30, at Church. T pjn. at the Legion Home. Do- Sewer Line StaU Rep. Atty. Paul Oroo-^of Atty. Harold Gfurlty and nationa may be made Monday Charles V. Henry, district bert, with the backing of Town Mrs. Msjry Roes. . _ ^ ____ A ____ •t 7:30 p.m. at the Legion The other 11 delegates, all minister of Jehovah's Witnesses Democratic Chairman Ted Cum of whom represented Manches Home, lliose wishing pickup in New Ekigland, will speak at A trouUesome storm se^ver, aervVce may contact Mrs. Clif situated in the middle of - a mings and other highly placed ter at the 1964 State Demo the semi-annual Circuit Assem cratic Convention, are: Mayor Events ford Walker, ~ ohaiiman, 76 bly of Jehovah’s Witnesses Fri membera o f the town commit privately owned lot on Fergu Francis J. Mahoney. State Gas Protests ^ I%eips Rd. day through Sunday at Platt son Rd., south of Garth Rd., tee, appears to be the leading Reps. Groobert, and Steve Ca- High School. Meriden. His topic candidate for endorsement as Youth Night on the “Ad will be relocated soon, so that it vagnaro. Town Directors David Moon on Sunday will be "The Moral In State -ups vance with Christ” series at Brecdtdown — What Can Be is within a town-acquired right Manchester’s choice for the 4th Bariy, Robert Stone and Frank Trinity Covenant Chun* will Done About It?” The public is of way. Senatorial District’s delegate to Stamler, Town Clerk Bldward be on Thursday at 7:30 pjn. at welcome. Admission is free. The storm sewer does not the forthcoming State Consti Tomklel, Board of Education the church. function at present because the tutional Convention. Chairman Mrs. Katherine Besiege LBJ Four Firemen The 1960 Otiss Reunion Com lot In which It is situated has The Democratic Town Com Bourn, former town directors Theodore Powell and Atty. Court Clrela Mlancheater mittee will meet tonight at 8 been filled with large, obstruc mittee will meet on Msirch 31, at the British American Club, tive boulders, and Director of to endorse its candidate, and to Richard Woodhouse, and Matt Hurt During Branch of the Trans-Atlantic Moriarty. ■y. JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Oson'a responae to a group of Re- Brides and ParenU Association, 73 Maple St., and not at Man Public Works Walter Fuss has fill two vacancies on its slate received permission from Gen of delegates to the April 7 con AP Special Correapondent publican Congressmen who pro Two-Hour Blaze Back by Ranger 9 win meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at chester High School, as previ ously planned. A meetling re eral Manager Richard Mautin vention of tho 1st Congressional WASHINGTON (AP)— tested in a letter to him against Susannah Wesley Hall, Hsu*t- "gas warCore” would take this ford Rd. Any British giris in minder committee and a pub Soprano Soloist to move it. District, called to select seven The Johnson administra BRIDGEPORT (AP) — licity committee will be formed. Lead Role Democratic delegates to the line. the area are welcome. For more An existing balance of 82,100 FOR tion was beset today by de The letter was sent to the information, contact Mrs. An Miss Roberta Johns of Man in the 812,000 Storm Sewer A c Miss Elizabeth Shellabarger ConsUtuUonsd Convention. Four firemen required hos PASADENA, Cmllf. chester will be soprano soloist mands to call off what White Ho\iee Tuesday as a pital treatment for injuries (AP)—^Ranger 9 televised gelo Parandes, 34 Margaret Rd. The Class of 1945 Reunion count will be utilized to relocate (tf 353 Main Bt., will appear as The 1st District Convention storm of crittcism and denun Cab Drivers committee will meet Thursday with the Lebanon Valley College the storm sewer on a' rig*t of will be held at the Parma Res critics called "gas warfare’’ suffered in a two-alarm Choir in a concert Friday at 8 Edith in the Manchester Gilbert Cosmetics ciation btdlt up around the live today a dramatic se Daughters of Liberty, Nos. 17 at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. way recently acquired from and Sullivan Worshop presenta taurant In Hartford. against Communist guer world against the United States ’ire that swept through a quence of more than 20 and 125, will sponsor an Irish Lillian Benoit Burnett, 16 p.m. at Community Baptist E. J, HoU, developer of the Cummings said today that he Church. Miss Dorothy Hudson of tion of ’’Pirates of Penzance” rilla forces in Viet Nam. providing the non-killing gas to ’our-story downtown build- Go on Strike close-ups of the moon as it Tea Party on Friday at 7:30 Berkley St. Rockledge subdivision. has had meetings with several IT’S High administration officials South Viet Nam for use against p.m. in Orange Hall. Alter tea McLean, Va., will accompany Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. other Democratic town chair ng late Tuesday night. dove to its death in a lunar Miss Johns on the piano. The denied, however, that the Unit Oommunist guerrillas. with Irish cakes and breads have The “Village Charmers,” a at Manchester High School. A men of the 4th District, and ed States was In fact engaged in The proteks were even re The blaze at 1118 Main St. In New York crater. been served, Mra J(*n Shoors quartet from the Mountain public is invited. that he has received assurances threatened several adjacent A graduate of Manchester Agents to Offer Saturday matinee wifi be given Liggeifs gas warfare, and insisted that flected in talks held with admin The beautifully illumi will show slides of Ireland. Laurel Chapter of Sweet Ade that Manchester’s endorsed can the employment of nonlethal, istration leaders by British For stores In the area before being Tickets may be obtained from lines, Inc., of Hartford, will sing High School, Miss Johns was one at 2 pjn. didate will be chosen as the put under control. No estimate NEW YORK (AP) — Thou nated series began by of the first students at the school At The Parkade nauseous gases agadnst guerril eign ^cretary Michael StewOrt. Mrs. Thomas Conn, Mrs. Thom in a program that includes New Tax Assistance Miss Shellabarger, a music District’s delegate. la-infested villages in some in- In responae to a question fol k the damage was available sands of taxicab drivers struck showing three craters in as Leemon, Mrs. Joseph John London SPEBSQSA groups, to be awarded the Daniel Man- teacher in the Manchester ele MANCHESTER pending an Inspection later to today in the nation’s largest chuk Music Scholarship for Lau In backing Rep. Groobert as •tances In the past had been lowing a speech at the Notional sharp detail from 1,300 son, Mrs. Robert Dunlc^ or at guest quartets and a chorus of With the deadline for filing mentary . schools, has played his choice, Cummings said, “I done to save civilian lives. day. city. Police reported wind rel Music Camp. She is the Fifi in the “ Merry Widow,” Press Chub, Stewart argued miles up, and finished by the door. over 40 people. The program is 1964 income tax returns only 23 think very highly of him. He The White House said Presi that the use of any weapon in FHre (3hlef Sylvester E. Jen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob which was given by the Orfo- nings said the two-hour fire shields of dozens of parked cabs displaying tiny pock marks planned for Saturday at 8 p.m. days away (April 15), Thursday Is studious, diligent and a re dent Johnson was not consulted Viet Nam should be weighed broken and several assaults and at the Goodspeed Opera House, ert Johns of 260 Greenwood Dr. rado Springs Opera Associa started In a first floor store and on thB, floor of the crater The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Her father is a music teacher will be the last day on which sponsible legislator. before the gas was used. against Its Impact on world pub intimidations against working Blast Haddam. Tickets are avail tion. She has a l^ appeared in spread through the ceiling to the Temple Beth Sholom wlU spon in the public school system. two Internal Revenue agents "Groobert is the kind of man Indicationi were that John- lic opinion, then said: drivers. Alphonsus frxMn but a few sor its annual paid-up member able at the box office or from will be in Manchester, to assist this area with the Podium .who devotes his full time and "I am in fact asking the Unit upper floors. An accomplished flutist, the Players of Hebron in “Carou Police were asked to assi.st The strike was a massive miles away. ship dance Saturday at 9 p.m. quartet members. soprano has appeared as a fea local taxpayers In the prepara talents to a task, and he has ed States to display what your demonstration for owner recog The live television was a first at the Temple. The "Penthouse tion of tSLX returns. sel,” Hartford Conservatory in the intellectual ability to per Rummage Declaration of Independence in the investigation after Frank tured soloist with the Manches Bomhers Batter Menente, manager of a cosme nition of a new union. for the series, which now has BV)ur” win play for danlcing- Christopher Michael Totten, The session will be held from "Noah’s Flood,” and more re form as a delegate should.” calls a decent respect for the three straight successes In re ter High School Band and with cently as soloist in Bach's "B tics store, told firemen more The Taxi Drivers Organizing Refreidunents will be served. son of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the opinions of mankind.” Committee claimed that “ 96 per turning close shots of the httia other musical groups in this Minor Mass’’ in Hartford and The vacancies on the delegate Sole North Viet Nam than |8(X) in cash was missing W. Totten of 50 Summit St., has area. Mimicipal Building Hearing slate to the 1st Congressional Secretary of Defense Robert cent of the cabs are in the ga known lunar surface. Nazarene lasrmen and pastors been selected into membership Room. New York City. Sponsored By The S. McNamara later told a news from his office. Members of the Lebanon District Convention exist be Lieut. George V. KeUy, detec rages.” * The pictures were flashed on from churches in this area of of the Alpha Chapter of Chi Choir will be served dinner at Additional assistance may be cause of the move from town ^roptinilst Club For Fourth Day conference the British had used Police said there were 1,804 the screen for five seconds each the country will attend a re- Beta Phi at Arkansas College. obtained on any week day, from such gases on Cyprus in 1966. tive division commander, said the church before the concert. serve, at the southeast sec today there was no evidence of pickets outside 85 parking gar- for more than 16 ' mlnutea glMial missionary convention Totten is a freshman history Mrs. Roscoe Easton, Mrs. Alex 8:30 a.m. to 4:80 p.m., at the tion of town, was set aside by THURS.. MARCH 25 SAIGON, South Viet Nam McNamara made the first gages of taxicab fleets. preceding Ranger’s 6:08 a.m. TOursday and Friday at Eastern major who is planning a teach Hartford office of the Internal 9 A.M. to 12 Noon (AP) —U.8. and South Viet attempt to state the administra burglary. Elsesser and Mrs. Raymond the board of directors last At the height of the fire, Headquarters said 12 persems Impact, just four miles from Its Nazarene College, Wollaston, ing career. , Ruddell are in charge of the Revenue Service, at 480 Main year as a permanent nature 773 MAIN STREET namese planes raided North tion’s case for the use of what Itad been arrested in attempts target In the 60-mile-wide Al- Masa Missionaries from Peru, St. study area, to be kept In its FOR RENT Viet Nam again today. It was he called ’ ’riot control agents” flames burned through the roof dinner, which will be served by (Formerly Tweed’s) and aerial ladders were moved to interfere with drivers who phonsus. Transvaal, Africa and Taiwan All actors, singers and danc I natural form. 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projec the fourUi consecutive day of against the Oommunist Viet The first shot showed crater the Senior High Youth Fellow tors—sound or silent, also into position to fight the blaze. kept working. Am
MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1965 PAGE PAGE TWO MAIfCHBSTBR IPENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, MARCH M , i m m X n c h E s t ^ EV e MIn o ' are ‘conagtaif' tofsttier Jan DiatM avmiUbla to newsmen In ftockyiile*Vemoii Italians Enjoy and otherer kindi of modem light Confusion Seems to Persist felfon. World^s Fair Carries to Life III the SheinwoW on Bridge music, according to the inspi In fact Oie usual estimate of Mozart’s Arias ration of the moment, to auK N e w Mdkart’s arias. Viet Oonc hard-core strength In South dealer IMl was U.OOO. But according DONT PIN PARTNER DOiJ n ’1 did not mean-to stage any On Viet Nam War Casualties After Winter of Controversy WHEN HE MAKES A MIBTAKB Both ridM vuhwraUa Architect Named to Restore With Hot Licks to the “ official” casualty NORTH protest against classical music figures, 10,000 of the enemy in the name at modern music. By ALFRED SHEINWOU) d iJ lO d S j iniAN, Italy (AP)—An Ital By H m Associated Press »even higher— 26 missing and were killed that year. By FRANas 8T1LLET Estate publte works but also a ^ 10854 urch Destroyed by Fire I Just wanted to represent Mo Even if such losses were NadoMU Men’s Team Chaftipkm ian operatic baritone sang Mo- zart In the same eplrit he him Does anyone know for sure more than 1.750 wounded to 304 NEW YORK (APF — Amid man given to getting Into con- “ What should I do about my 0 K7 combat dead. widely dispersed among hard- the apltshlng cf paint brushes troveray. In tha end, his criticia self Intended. how many casualties the Viet husband?” aaka an irate reader. 4 A63 Falla Road naidant,fnUc, IM Trout Stream Dr.; aart arias to Jau accompani So projection of the 7.600, and the pounding of hammers, didn’ t iiavy the power to ouat WEST EAST “ In a letter to his sister, in “ He always haa an excuse for Bertram Biggs, 103 Grove St.; ment—and the customers loved Cong have suffered in the Viet killed figires could lead to a ^ ? * " ? the billion-doilar World’s Fair la him. 4 972 4 8 active in the Flret Congrega fact, the great compoeer wrote namese war? his mUtakes, and I can never £ Mrs. AUcs Holloran, 22 Ham H. that he had penned Ms ‘Opere belief more than 200,000 Com-. f decimated, fact, springing to Ufa again after a While the fair corporation la <7 2 <7 AQJt tional Church of Vernon,. haa Outside the Red guerrillas' get Wm to admit that he has •tOL mond St.; WUHam Marchand, Buffs' (clov^sh operas) to munist fighters had b e e n ‘^ey remained an effective winter of controversy. $17.6 million in tha hols, Moses 0 Q!0642 0 J9iS been appointed aa the architect Baritone Giuseppe ZecchiUo high command, which isn't say- pulled a boner, pure and sim High Manor Park; WiUiam stood in the spotlight at the amuse people and to amuse knocked out of action. But the The second and final season haa stated without equivocation in the rebuilding o f the atruc- hW. confusion persists as to the The estimate of hard-core ple. Here’s a hand we had laat Taylor, 60 George Dr.; Harold chic Intra’s Derby CSub and himself. whole Red force apparently begins at 0 a.m. April 21. that it will wind' up making a A F Newateaturea ture. statistics which would help to The fair’a builders and exhibi 4AKQ42 Skinner, Broad Brook; Michael gave forth In traditional grand “ So I have tried to amuse never ha-s numbered that many I i^ e in 1962 to abom 23, profit though a amallar ona than By SYD KRON18H ” *Spenlng lead — Two of The church waa destroyed by show who is winning what. men. whether recruited locally i “ ».^And In that year accord ng tors are hoping for a surge of anticipated. V K7«3 Jones, 34 Park Pl.; Karen Bar opera style with selections myself and amuse the public, OCflcera on the spot in South Fifteen new stamps havs hearta. 0 A 3 ” 1^ fire in January. ber, Wapping; Scott Jaskolka, exactly as Mozart would have or .shipped in from North Viet I visitors many millions greater The big drawing cards again “ My husband was playing the from "Dt.i . Giovanni,” "The Viet Nam regard figures issued : Viet Oong suffered 21,000 killed. than dqrlng laat year’s some been ftsusd by the Bahamas as 4 KS John E. Cadman, of the Weat ToUand; Mra. Carol Anderson Marriage of Figaro” and “ Cosl done.” this year are a cuich to be the hand at four spades, and I got Hartford firm of Walter J. recently in Washington as too . ■ „ , , The death roll of 1963 also was what disappointing attendance. big American corporations' a new definitive aeries reporta SouA Weri North E «l and son, 4 Penfleld Ave. Fan Tutte.” high. Among others, so does A U.S. mnnary ^ k esm a n in ,„ted as 21,000. The war’s tern- up from the table to watch the 1 4 Pau 2 4 P«i ~ Pouglaa, Asaoclatea, waa named PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS In the lake amusement area, shows. Those with the real eye- the Crown Agents Stamp Bu A Jazz quartet improvised the Sen. Stephen Young, D-Ohio. Saigon, quert oned by APcorre- ^as increa.sed sharply since, financially hard hit the first first two tricks. Then 1 went 4 4 All Pan vr by the church’s building com accompaniment. UNIVERSITY PARK , Pa. Munson's catchen include General Mo into • Uia kitchen and slammed Vernon news it handled hjr TTiere was skepticism in Sai .spondent Malcolm W. Browne, ^ *-^01 until la.st year were effec season, cheaper, carnival-type reau in Washington. The new mittee, chairman WUton Llak TTie HeraM’s Rockville Bnrean, The baritone stuck to the (AP)—A special program offer tors, Ford, General Electric, the coffee cups around for a announced today. gon when the Pentagon esUmat- • live checks and balances ap- attractions, such as skill games, Bell Telephone, IBM, Chrysler, set depicts various local scenes. Ul-ri S8 Park St^ P.O. Box S27, tele original score but the lyrics ing opportunities to retiring •d in a year end roundup Jan. ■Wel . I don t ^^'ant to put j^e field reports of re- minute or two. Cadman, a member of the will be added. One operator Pepsi-Oola, Coca-Cola, the m w - All stamps besu* the Anthony phone 875-8184 or 848-2711. were altered slightly to blend military personnel to train as g that about 70,000 Viet Oong words in the general s mouth, j^om air and ^ u n d ac- plans to open nine low-price kid Budtiey ^rtralt of Queen Ells- “ Our neighbor opened the Boards Resume diurch since 1951, directed the college. Junior college, or com CANDY er and light industry, Du Pont, singleton heart, and his wife with the Jazz beat. ■ had been killed since • IMl, ‘n the U.S.-backed effort to dle rides. Eastman Kodak, Johnson's sbeth. raforblahing of the chancel area It was billed as “ Pop- munity college teachers has against 30,000 South Vietnamese ably taking about^ killed and j^e Red challenge. And there have been reports— The Hhistraitlons show: a hos to ^ the ace and returned the t4 6 years ago, and in 1961, be been set up by Pennsylvania wax, RCA and Sinclair Oil. jack of hearts. My lord and Study of Budget' Bill Would Aid Mozart.” combat dead. captured combined Pentagon said in effect unconfirmed by fair officials— pital, Colony Badge, Out ISUmd waa the architect for renova- "Thla pop art in music la State University to correct a Then came a March S report ■ITie spoke.sman said it is aw March 16 that only part of John that dancing girls are being Ebccept for Pepsl-Gola, with Regatta, high sohool, flamingo, master put the king on this tlona to the parsonage. Cadman KITCHEN its charming Walt Disney A Joint nieetlng o f the board far from despicable,” wrote the shortage in such teachers. to Senate committeemen by fully hard to adjust the .suspect son's estimate was based on considered to enliven night-time development, yachting, public trick, a n ^ ur neighbor ruffed. wias also architect for the en PFoblem Births’ Penn State also hopes to re “ small world" show which ben "I didn't watch the rest be of directora and the board of Milan newspaper 11 Giorno. Makers o f Fine Candlea Gen. Harold K. Johnson, U.S. figures from 1961 to 1963. verified reports. These were the attendance. square, sea garden. Old Can largement of the paraonage, “ It shows that the Immense cruit secondary school teachers Army chief of staff: "What can you do?” he asked. efits the United Nations’ Chil nons at Fort Charlotte, sea cause there was no hope. When education will be held at 8 to-* Financial Load See Ds tor your reports of the last IS months. A tremendous effort has been dren's Fund, all are free to the night in tha Municipal Build completed laat year. He is a power of Mozart can stand up with permanent certification, "According to the beet figures “ How are you going to find out plane and Jet liner, film project I came back with the coffee, Fund-Raising Projects put forth in recent weeks to aa- public. my husband was scoring 100 ing Hearing Room, to discuss member of the (^ n ecticu t So well even against experiments well-qualified college students we can get — recognising that what they were? Right now I and undersea poet office, oonefa ciety of Architects. who could be persuaded to di 2 Stores to Serve Yon think casualties are running tabliah new exhibits, refurbish Some of them will get stiff points for the opponents. the proposed school budget for HARTFORD (AP) — Medical this kind.” the nature of the war is such Tax Agents Here shell, Oolundnu' flag ship. Cadman, when informed of Explained Zecchlllo: rect their senior year and a MANCHESTER ahead of what is actually being the old and to give tha show an competition from other fair pa- “ I told my husband that he the 1965-66 fiscal year. representatives supported a bill that they may not be exact — all-out promotion around tha the appointment, noted that he Tuesday that would provide fi "Just aa the pop painters graduate year to &is training SHOPPING PARKADE about 76,000 Viet Oong have reported.” vlliona, including: For collectors of EHre stamps should play a low heart instead The meeting will be a contin ROUTE 6, BOLTON For Last Visit world The Vatican, with its display of the king at the second trick. uation cf one held on March 4. ^ haa an exceptionally fine build nancial aid to parents saddled take objects from everyday life and potential instructors who been killed so far. Our avia One yardstick is the assess Fair officlalk say new exhibits and covers, there is a special ing committee to work with, with hospital blUe due to pre and glue them onto a canvas have degrees in engineering-re OPEN EVERY SUNDAY tion operations have contribut ment of Viet Gong manpower in of Michelangelo's priceless Pie two - color St. Patricks Day Then he couldn't lose more than when General Manager Richard ' The Internal Revenue Ser will total about IS million, while ts. three heart tricks. and that together they will try mature births and babies bom to produce a certain impres lated fields and industrial ex Telephone 649-4882 ed materially to this .success," a White Paper issued by the another $2 million haa been oaohet available. It portrays Martin revealed that he ia rac-^; sion or emotion, these Jazzmen vice haa assigned two agents Illinois/' with its speaking Has Excuse ommending a $205,000 cut hi to proceed with the utmost with physical defects. perience. That report, like the Penta State Department Feb. 27 spent in revamping. Ballinglogh C astle, County speed on the project. ’The bill wotdd set aside $1(X),- Cited for Service in Viet Nam to be !n the Municipal Build figure of Lincoln. “ My husband said he thought the $5,529,000 appropriation rt*' gon's January announcement. Titled "Aggression from the Exhibitors joined together in Westmeath. Ireland. It is the Cadman said he will attempt 0(X> a year in state funds to help was based in part on statistics North — the record of North ing Hearing Room tomorrow The U.S. pavilion, with its 14th consecutiive cadtet of the the opening lead waa from Q- quest submitted by the board of Peto also won tha Combat a mammoth publicity cam- stunning "trip through Ameri to fulfill two goals tai dealgn- parents meet expenses in the Renee Peto, 7, examlnes
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( 8) News •:00 9i) Tslk wftti Brie Holtsr ■ le te Dr. Dorotlij Hodgldn, (40) I.aramle 1-13) Dick Van Dyka M, «ho non the 19M Nobel (94) Horlwma Weat 1043^ ) NBC Movie (30) Flash Gordon 9:90 9i) P ^ t ot View P rise for her woric on the deter- (iiS) Rooky A His Friends ; 8-90-i(n Buriy’a Law aaliwllon of the etnicturee et ( 3-13) (lara WtUlama 6:16 (30) Rocky and Hts Frlenda 10:00 ( 3-13) Danny Kaye Mochemloal eUbetaaoee. The ( 8) Peter Jennings—Newa (91) In-flcb^ Prevlaw erty other woman to have re* 6:30 ( 8) Surfside Six 10:10 (9040) ABC Scope Landir ptioia < 3) Waltv CronUta ( 8) One Step Beyond eetved the order waa BVrenco (13) NewsMat comes 10:46 m«Mlngato, the tuned nano, in ao-99-30) Huntley-Brinklay U;00 ^Vl^MOdtSOdO) Nssm UOT. Engaged (34) What’s Newt BDorta. Weather 8:48 ( 20) Peter Jennings—News ?lM 0) Tonight Show (C) The other peraon selected The cngayement of Miss Jud 7:00 (94) Lehman Masfer Claas (9040) ABC Night Life Tuesday was Benjamin Brittsn, ith K. Johndrow of Ellington to ( .7) Lltdest Hobo U9) Movie Story ^ (18) SubecrlpUon TV S) Movie a very SHORT n , who has composed 11 operas, John a Wilkie of Vernon has (10) Death valley 11:96 Movie Inchidtaic *Ths Rape at Luore* been announced by her parents, (90) Memory Lsuia 11:80 Tonight Show (O lia .’’ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace John- SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOB OOMPUCTB USTDfO The honor Is oonferred per* d r^ , Motintain Rd. from M ICH AELS (since 1900} \ sonaUy by Qoeen BHaabeth n. Her fiance is a son of Mr. and It is hmRed to M membeia. The Mrs. Oarroll D. Wilkie, Kelly appointments replace two mem Rd. beni who dtod in the pest year, about DIAM ONDS andprices,^ \ Mr tnnston OhurofaiU and MlM Johndrow, a graduate Radio Amartcan4wra poet T. 8. BU ot of Bllington High School and the Connecticut Institute of (This Ilstliig includes only those newa breadcaata of M or 18 AMM-MABOABBT Hairdressing. Hartford, is em- minute length. Some etattons carry other eheK newsoaete.) idoyed by Marguerite’s Beauty WDBO—1199 46 9:30 Speak Up. Hartford HCU,TWOOD (A P) ^ Ac- Salon, Rockville. Her fiance at T l9:l*«gnQff__ tresi AimyssTiat la bUnc mod 6:00 Long John Wadt w n o —liw tended Albert I. Prince Voca- 8:C0 Dick Robinson 6:00 Afternoon EMItton h r *Kh Oeniury-FVw to prevent tkmal Tecdmical School, Hart 1:06 News Sign Off 6:00 Newa. Sports. Weathsr her from appearfnc in an MOM ford, and ia employed by The WKCH-919 8:46 3 Star Extra enm wfdch ndght ndetfera wllfa 5:00 Hartford Blghllgbta 7:06 ConversaUon Pleca Unas Grinding Corp., Bast 7:00 News. Sports am Weidher 7:30 News of the World her work In a remake at “Btago B u tfo rd . 8:00 Gaslight 7:60 Congressional Report Ooach” for fIXb. A September 4 wedding is 13:00 Quiet Hours 8:10 Pops Concert w r o —1919 9:06 Nlghtbeat Lwaryen for aoth.akked Tues- ptaimad. 6:00 Wall St Today. 10:30 Thuty Minute Theater day for a aopeeior Oomt Injanc- 8:00 News, Weather. Sports 11:00 News ^ tloa acainst both the actrees 6:16 Radio (jreater Hartford 11:18 Sports Final Burfon’s greets spring with fragrant flowers— and idinf. They oentend i d tar wuheads over interconti 6:46 Lowell TlMinas U :80 Art J ohnson Show nental-range distance. Air 7:00 Newa WPOP—1419 4295 1395 eotdd not cjsnplets her tsoik In 7:36 SUver Platter > 6:00 Lou Terri «u MaK m i * MANCHESTER'S wnuAK wnxjs HI!!! MBW \ -VUC (A P) — WUUam “The Ensemble” WBBa. 71, aho aaUsd for 14 ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER Kwiiie aoroaa tba Paolflo la a See the three stsal-pantooned raft for 19,000 f every lil girl ndlos, now la eornddsttaf a Mmdar vnyaga aeroae I OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! AMantle. s a m e -s iz e wants this grown-up Ba told ussmnen Tuesday It might be “five or Bx yeaza MORIARTY BROTHERS look for Easter! hnom now*’ before he tiiee tha 4450 4550 Aflantlc tr^ He said Us Paciilc d iam on d s woyncs was mads In ths raft SERVING YOU WITH Aga Dblimltsd" to prove 24 24 Mat age ia no haiviar to aooom* Mobilhoot 4650 And mother — you'll want HOUR tn each row your youngster to have an Spring’s most important HOUR 1 ^ 1 ensemble too! Wear the coat FUEL O IL RURNER both spring and fall— and look — “the ensemble” — RofJiet Once please note the tiny price DEUVERY FUEL OILS SERVICE H ad Shakes \ tag! wear it so many ways! By HOWARD HEBEDKTT Pretty — and oh so practical — are these OUU>a KBNNBDT, Fbu (AP) CALL 643-5135 three-piece ensembles in luscious spring pas — Tha TMan 9 rocket once had 31S CENTER STREET MANCHESTER But look at tels. Wear as a coat— as a suit— as an en the <‘gbakes” so bad lhat some semble— all for the price of onel eOcials feared R might never be uaed bo launch aatronauta in 4750 41000 the Oemlnl prognm. th e p r ic e Moofha of oorrectlva work and aeveral teat flights ehmina- 41500 a. Softly textured A-line coat with frog clos tad tha «v«aBed "pogowtlck” ------^ ing accents and notched collar. Belted back for ptoblam and zalaad TMan 9*a differences added fashion accent and flap pockets, with match VBlialiiitty. ing boucle skimmer in sizes 10-16. Sunny daffodil Tba national Aenonantloa and / me FiilTE>T •• ■paoa Arimintstration dtooov- ! QETS' yellow. . and the problem in U 6B, after the m a n 9 waa aelected as the ) th e M^STEJT. / booatar for the Oamlnl pro- — m m . Radio d ata Uiowad that OM misale afauddered a t a ra^ild b. Smartly styled monotone fabric double breast 11 eyclea per aeoond between M and 140 seom di after lamicfaliig. ed coat with pleat front and belted back. The coni- Tha viteatlcn did not affect panion sleeveless shell and slim skirt comprise this the miaeile’a petformanoe aa a versatile ensemble. Sizes 10-16 in white or pink. mBItaxy waapoa, but it waa L e t u s feared it ^would pnrvent the Gamiid aatronauta from reiullg 41200 41600 $60 a bhared luatmuiant panel dor- liig tha crtticai lift off place. ex p la in Tha pfMa must be Mile to 42000 read tha panel tnatnimenfei be- eauaa In tha Gemini program they 1^ their own veUde. R aometUng goea wrong they the difference muM taM their own eacape Get the jump on Spring Ik^tneeiw dlacovered the aurga of ftiel through Unee lead before you buy ing to the first otogo oombueion ebanaber of die Kxdcet created tba afCeot Buy Turf Builder now HaHiim gaa pressure was In- craasad in the fuel sjratem and a d iam on d TibwaWor-rimtiping ddvlees wa rs attached to the lines. Than 9 now la tha ‘V g adefc” e t tha U .8. nuclear missile 41450 41875 o f any size ■ *. Town & Country Shoes - lorea. Flfty-lour of tba rocketa aza stationed In protected un- detground aHoe, each oapabla of for 5,000 f o r 1 0 ,0 0 0 42500, i = up to lO-mscaton nii- Squoro Foot at any price ScjiMro Foot play peek-a-boo *4.95 •8.95 with Spring’s prettiest n‘,i fashion afoot! Yes, you can buy an three diamond qualKlei at MIchaeb. And tdiather or not you ira Byt Walt Lamoureux about to chobae 9 diamond, stop In and bt ua allow you omk^ why prion vary ao |n Tbs old prsachnunt that chil three dlamondt-ol the um e aize. It'a a faaci- dren abould be seen and not nating demonabation and an important pieca hsard hsa been nicely reversed through the years by TV per- of factual Information for anybody who'* evar !!:! aotialuy Psul Frsea Often going to buy a diamond In his or her lifotimo. heard but asldom seen. Frees Only Turf Builder la TrionizetL It deeper nx>ts . . . in any soO . . , is heard o n uncounted eeores o f eommeretala baa often keeps graag greener longer. *Tboped tn" for movie s ta n aad hi tba sates of Disney's Ludwig w m Dtnka. Save money by using oqrbest idling graia fertUlxer. D(»’t dday.'Get som* !!»! Tha Bsasaat Friss has <------iilii to batag assn rsgulatly on TV today and you will see a finer laum socm. < Easy Payments Invited Shh’U be a i^ tu re in this diaironal etriped tweed dnlBg Us stmt on “Tbs Tbs bands of tbs of rayon, cotton and silk. Side button closing coat bsnsfactor wbo doled over a mab^ing A-Une dress with side pleat and a ^ J | 9M bekinged to 1 ■ pearl buttop accent. 3*6x. anthoriied '! ! Tha eU adage atm bolda, •% ^ co t^ •1* fletofa la worth a ttouganl ^ the hit of the younger set wearing this orlon Ill!l arorda” .. .and a good Vfetva la aracth a mUMoa. 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' ' V ly - .'.iff.!:,- ly, aa the Social Security tax Increased, the maximum would Public Records Bombers Batter go to 3167.90. lW-. Health Care Pack^e w u oi7 &niat And soloist. Burial The pay roll tax now withheld "North VUi Nam tor Social Security purposes is Wamntee Deeds was S t Janies’ Cemetery. 12th Circuit New Firm Purchases Zanfs Liepins and Malvina Father Hussey read the com 8.628 per cent of the firiri 34,800 For Fourth Day earned — with a similar tax on L Ueplns to E. Theodore mittal service. Heads for House Vote Court Cases Pair in Fine the employer. Next year, under Bantly and Robert M. Bantly, Bearers were Edward H. Part of Treat Farm' (Conttaraed from Page One) the provisions of the UU, it property at 91 Elro St. Backl, Domenic Ponticelli, (Coattaned tron Page One) programs in various states, would go up to 4.38 per cent on Anne T. Garibaldi to Leon Charles Ponticelli, Raymond ROCKVILLE SESSION sink. She was recovered at 5:0l«>flve days ago, when a cosmo- •aid 12 U.S. A ir Force B57 jet would step up its contributions Rev. Pieper (Contlaaed from Pago One) naut stepped from his ship and 38,600 and both the rate and the Oiessyneki, property o ff Lyn- Pontloelll, Lewis Ponticelli and An Intoxicated Rock-vllle man p.m. and tha patient would pay the to SB to 83 per cent. Eligibility h u e would be further increased Donald Ponticelli. One reason it didn’ t sink: frog floated in space on a tether, of bombers carried out. 20 strlkee dale St. who walked up to a parked oar Young told the President. "It flrat 380. Dootora’ vlriu. X-ray would be eased, especiaily by later. The maidmum anjr em Leon CSeasynriti to Michael and "punched an occupant in the men put a collar on it that as ficials at Cape Kennedy were sjrlthin South V l«t Nam today. subetitutlng a flexible income Dead at 68 didn't last long enough.” sure the U.S. flight was a long Iv formed Brandeis Cor^. of Hartford, for an e s tim a ^ and lateratory fees and a vari ploye pays this year is 3174. Un A. DellaFera, property at 173- face for no apparent reason," sured it would stay afloat. . Twelve BS7s flew sorttes in test for the general means tests der the bill the maximum next Grissom told a space official, step forward. 175 Oak St. according to prosecutor James The Air Force said its para- ^34,400, according to a deed filed yesterday m the Fhuoc\Tuy Province, in the ety of other health expenses — now in use in some states. year would he 3248.60. and by L y rescue team consisted of M. Sgt. By firing thrust rockets, Gris I. R. such Associates Inc. to ROCKVnXJC — The Rev. College BiDs Mlrabile, was sentenced to a "I’ll be ready to take GT4r" but not medicines prescribed tor Social Security old age pay 1067 the top would be 3343.20. f Ted R. HawWna, Tech Sgt. Rob som and Young dropped their qbastal area east ot Sai|xxi, and John F. and Bonnie Lou Ger ■rich Otto Pieper, 68, former toU l of 90 days in jail by Judge GT4 is the next scheduled liolhe use ■— would be covered. ments would be Increased 7 per FAIRWAY ert F. Johnson and A20 Jaihes ship ^ w n , moved it from side *°The corporation fUed ^n- mln*aS?te right BS7s were In action In hart, property at 94 Pond Lane. pastor of Trinity Lutheran Frank Monohun yesterday. The effective date would be the cent across the board, with a flight, 3 fouf-day trip this sum B. Poole. The plane ivas piloted to side, and turned it about. corporation papers wlUi the Kontum Province, some 250 Netim of Tax Lien Church, died yesterday at Tar- Get H e a r in g James E. Paul, 25, of 141 W. course, and is subject to a statg same. minimum increase of 34 a Leaf Sticks, Heals mer With astronauts James A. 'oy Gap. Wallace. W. Ix)ve and These movements are neces: secretary of state's office on miles north of Saigon, spokes U. S. Government against T^^wn, N.y. He served the Main St., was charged with drn'nage easement. ‘ month and the Increase would McDivitt and Edward H. White Oapt. William L. Schultz, and sary it spacecraft are to .contact Monday, but has not or The Treat Farm originaliy men eoid. For those cared for hy wel Robert Gower, VBG Construc Rockville congregation from A legislative hearing on 18 breach of peace by assault and be retroactive to Jan. 1, 1968. WASHINGTON — Two re in the capsule. During this flight with Capt. Wyndell G. Gaither each other while whirling gan! zed, and has not yet list consisted of about 120 acres, Ih e spokesmen sold they had fare programs and by the exlri- tion Co., withholding tax and August 1923 until hU reUre- community college bills has intoxication. ' Paul told the There would accordingly be a search physicians have found McDivitt will open the capsule as navigator. All are from Or through the skies. ed its officers. but the state, in the late 1940’sj no information on targets hit or ing Kerr-Mllls Aet for aid to federal unemployment tax ow GIFT ment in June 1963. been scheduled for tomorrofAr at court he was drunk, but did not However, the deed was sign fesutta ot the strikes inside persona so close to the poverty new minimum of 344' for a re gold aleaf "of singular value” During his years in Rockville remember hitting anyone. hatch and peer into apace. lando Air Force Base. Appropri Tuesday’s show had one ma acquired a large portion of it ed during 1964, 3568.83. 10 a.m. in Room 408 of the ed by William-E. Curry of 137 Bouth Vtot Nam. level that medical blBs would tired worker — eligible wives in patching punctures and Pastor Pieper was well known He was sentenced to 60 days For the record, Grissom, 38, ately, Orlando Is Young s home jor lack: practically none of the for road and right-of-way usa Adoption ef Trade Names State OapMoI. ruin them, there also would be g e t half as much in addition — other defects, as in blood ves In the community and was con for breach of peace and 30 days an Air Force m a^r, and young, town. astronautical ohitciiat that has Ridgefield St„ Hartford, and when tha Wilbur Croaa High Hanoi radio broadcast Nicholas L. Champ d/h/a WRAPnNGS OnIy4wo — one proposed hy help. The federal government, and a maximum of 3138.90. sels. It adheres to human tis sidered one o f the best tennis 34, Navy lieutenant commander, Grissom and Young return to enlivened other U.S. flights. the attorney for the buyers is way was constructad. threat by the Communists of Representatives Paul Oroobert for intoxication, the sentences which now contributes 80 to 86 Tl^so figures compare with the sue, has no chemical interac Champ’s Hartford Road Mobil, players in the area, challenging traveled 81,000 miles in 4 hours, Cape Kennedy Thursday where Pilot Grissom stuck oiosely to Robert Satter of 111 LaFayette A spoktsman fo r the aellera South Viet Nam to call for inter and Steve Cavagnaro and one to run consecutively. per cent of the cost of existing prasent 340 and 3124. Ultimate tion, and helps healing. 427 Hartford Rd. members of varsity teams from Alexander Rogowski, 46, of 1 54 minutes. for the first time they will be business, giving technical re St., Hartford. said that they had had many national military help If the by Senator Edward Marcus, They came down in the Atlan available to answer reporters’ plies to technical questions. Atty. Richard C. Woodhouse United Btatea continues to ex colleges and universities in New deal with establishing an over West St., received a 20-day jail inquiries In the past 16 years tic Ocean at 2:18 p.m.. Eastern questions. Then it’s on to Wash The wives provided the hu represented the sellers: Muriel pand the Vietnamese war. England. Throughout his life all state plan for coordinating term for intoxication. from potential buyera hut that; he maintained his scholarly Roger Carmody, 19, of Han Standard Hme, and bobbed in ington and a meeting with the man touch. T. Robb, Clifford A. Treat and until now, no serious negotia A lengthy meesage by the po- and devaluing community col UUcal arm of the Viet Cong, the pursuits. del M., was fined 3150 on a their capsule — nicknamed the President. " I think it has been a great Charles V. Treat, all of Man tions had been held. leges. Molly Brown — for 45 minutes In his phone call Johnson day,” brown-haired Betty Gris chester, and Robert M. Treat of Central Committee of the %uth After retirement he went to Six would provide state charge of operating a motor ve The land ia altuatad across live with a sister, Mrs. Oeorge hicle while his license was un before helicopters picked them said: som said in Houston. ‘"Iliere Bolton. the road from Wickham Park; Viet Nam National Front for grants for the construction of up. “ I am looking forward to see really were no very anxious mo Spokesmen for both the buy iibtraitton, said: Schmidt of Andover. post secondary facilities. der suspension. A second charge and is zoned Residence A A to a It was a pleasant day, the ing you Friday — if you can ments but I hope Gus doesn’t ers and sellers claimed today " I f the U.S. imperialists con The Rev. Mr. Pieper was bom Three seek state aid for the of Improper use of license depth of 200 fe e t waves were only twp to three make another fUght any way that t.hey knew of no definite tinue to commit U.S. combat M ay 17. 1897, He attended St. estsU>Ushment of community plates was nolled (not prose make it.’ ’ It is suitable fo r residence feet high, and there was no CSiances are, Grissom and soon.” troope and tboae of their satel- Paul's College, Concordia, Mo., colleges. The three towns in cuted). plans for immediate use of the use but any commercial use and receiv^ his theological trouble in spotting the astro Young can make it. How about Mrs. Young? Does titei to South Vie* Nam and con- (AP Photofax) volved are Waterbury, New Nancy D. Brahmam, of Som land, which consists of two par would necessitate a request for nauts. They are also srtieduled for a she want her husband to take tlnue to extend the war to North education at Concordia Semi in iford and Winsted. Winsted ers, pleaded guilty to a charge cels, starting about one quarter either a variance from the nary, St. liouis. Mo., where of atkuidonlng a child under six They were fetched to the car ticker tape parade in New York another space trip. mile east of the East Hartford zoning board of appeala, or a Viet Nam and Laos, the South Geese and Ducks Blanket Fields is also asking for permission to rier — the helicopter stirred up "Heavens yes,’’ she said. " I yiat Nam Liberation Front wilt his father. Dr. Frank Pieper, grant degrees ar ' diplomas. years old. Her case was con- Monday. town line. zone change from the planning SIDNEY, Iowa, (AP) — Onef such a hreeM it blew the wel Although Tuesday’s flight know Jolm is ready to start call on the peoples of ’rarious was president and professor of Its license goes into eCfect in inued for sentencing, pending The property has a frontage commiasion. area to the north, as seen from come mat away, but it was produced nothing so dramatic training for another flight right countries to send youth and of nature’s mysteries has be systenuitlc theology. Before his September. a pre-sentence investigation. of 540 feet on W. Middle Tpke. The town planning office, as the sky, was the deterrent. quickly recovered — to begin as the Russian achievement of now." arm y men to South vie* Nam." come a breattitaking spectacle graduation he served as vicar State loans to towns wish Two teen-agers, charged with and a depth of about 380 feet of today, has received no word, Once the birds leave the fer In Alberta and Saskatchewan, driving side by side at speeds the long debriefing sessions. at iU eastern boundary and and has no knowledge, con A statement in Pravds, the in southwest Iowa and north tile grain fields of the upper ing to establish community col The astronauts had removed Soviet Communist party paper, Canada, and Orange, N.J. leges is the subject on another of 80 miles per hour in a 40 about 913 feet at its western cerning the future plans o f the west Missouri. Midwest, Newcomb said, "they Upon Ms graduation from mile-an-hour rone, were each their spacesuits, and wore blue buyers, according to Town was Interpreted in Moscow to have to depend on email bud bin. corduroy bathrobes over long boundary. It is the annual ndgration of Concordia Seminary he did fined 350. George Miller, 18, of Town, Area Residents Meet Planner Joseph Tamsky. mean that the Communist ding grass In Manitoba and the Scholarship grants to stu- underwear. They had been in- It Includes the property geese and ducks to their aroUc graduaite work at the Univer Somers, told the court he was forces In South Viet Nam are arctic tundras for food. H iey dMtts is s s k ^ in another. Two stnKted to talk to no one, and it nesting grounds. sity of California hi studies on trying to p4as Ronald Waskle- already getting outside help. need some thawtng weather up make provision for tuition was an eerie sight as they Because of bitter cold weather church fathers and Hdbrew. He wici, 19, of Staffordvllle. To Discuss Pioneer Issue Pravda rejected a proposal by there for that grass to emerge paymente for towns that do not walked silently past silent Canadian Prime Minister Lester and deep mow northward along was then caHed to serve as as M v e community. colleges. An Ronald L. Sutton, 32. of East watchers, to sick bay. They B. Pearson of Qinada for an the Misaouri River and into the sistant pastor o f Bnnianuel Hartford, was fined 3100 on a PA8S1NO DANGER other asks a ^ ro v a l by the paused brfefly for a long drink Manchester officials planned;'Aronson said this nroming that litternatlonal force to seal the Canadian prairie provinces, Lutheran Church, N ew York charge of breach of peace stem- IN D IA N A PO LIS . Ind. (A P ) State Board of Education of of water. Then the doors to meet this afternoon with a he planned to meet this after bordera of South Viet Nam. nearly ail of the Northern Hemi <»ty, where he served until be "incorporated or endowed post- m ti^ from a dlstuibance at the spokesman for a group of noon with Atty. Edwin Lass- sphere’s geese and duck popula — Clifford Woodson drove his ing installed as pastor of.Tiin' clanged shut. “ Forces ot countries alUed car on the wrong side of the secondary schoots and the des Vernon home of his estranged Grissom is the first man to go South Windsor residents who man, spokesman for the South tion has ooncentrated In this with the United States would wrong car. The vehicle he Ity Church, Aug. 23, 1923. ignation of such having public wife. into outer space twice. On July are opposing a zone change ap Windsor residents, to try to area. Survivors, besides his sister ring South Viet Nam with their scraped in passing was driven status for the purposes of state Other diaposUlons: Wilson 21, 1961, he took a 16-minute proved by the town planning iron out the differences before "It is a right all should see,” In Andover, include a sister. Dr. bayonets,” said Pra'vda, "giving by Police Chief Noel Jones. or federal grants." BeauHeu, 20, Hartford, defec flight, and, in one of the closest commission last week. the court aotkm is initiated. American militarists and the said Wesley C. Newcomb of Dea Irene Koenig of Now Yoiic City Most of the bills would ap IVoodson WM fined 386 and tive muffler, 310; Peter E. calls in U.S. space history, lost Meanwhile, the Pioneer Para Atty. Laseman said yesterday (Balgon regime a free hand in Moines, a U.S. game manage and several nieces and nephews. prolate money in some way for sentenced to 270 days on Main, 19, Fatten Maine, operat his space ship and had to swim chute Co., which plans to build he was preparing papers which the struggle against the South ment oifflclal. The Rev. Mr. Pieper will Me post secondary schools charges of driving without ing a motor vehicle the wrong for his life. its new. 3600.000 plant on the w'ould be served on the town Vietnamese patriots.” Field upon field of corn is el In state at Trinity laitheran However, the comprehensive planning commission soon. license and driving while under way on a one-way street, 315, Officially Tuesday’s space contested property, has an '17)6 United States has accused ther wMte with the blue and Church from tomorrow at noon bill on community colleges ex the influence of alcohol. faiUng to have proper lights, ship bore the undistingul^ed nounced it will stick with its Also invited to the meeting North Viet Nam of conducting white geese or black with ducks. pected as a result of the recom were town planning director Jo f\ until FMday noon. 315; PaM E. Rouleau, 24, 70 title of Gemini 3. But because present plans pending the out aggression against South Viet The ground seems to billow and Funeral services will be held mendations nuule by the Gov Range Hill Dr., disregarding a Grissom's first ship had sunk, come of the town’s efforts. seph Tamsky and John Barnini, Nam by sen& ig weapons and heave aa the birds search for Friday at 2 pm. at the church. ernor's Study Commission on stop sign. 315, no brake lights, the astronauts nicknamed this I f Manchester can not ac owner of ttie land on which grain. Higher Education, has not been reinforcements to the Viet Cong. The Rev. David Scaer, pastor, 316; Willie S. Curicy, 20. one "M olly Brown,’’ after the commodate the South Windsor Pioneer intends to build. Newcomb estimated there introduced yet. The official Communist line has -will officiate. He wlU be assist- Springfield, Mass., speeding, Broadway musical, “ The Un- residents’ complaints, they plan South Windsor residents are been that the South Vietnamese were 300,000 geese in the Squaw Federal It is expected that repreeent- objecting that an irregular buf ad by the Rev. Rudolph Ress- 340; Carlo J. Imelio, 2S, A g a sinkable Molly Brown.’’ to take their case to court Communists are local people Creek Na^nal Wild Life Ref atlvea of the Mancheeter Com fer the planning commission es meyer of New York Oty, first wam, Mass., speeding, 345, and Sure enough, Molly didn’t Town Counsel Atty. Irving fighting with homemade or cap uge in north'west Missouri, south Credit Bureau munity College will be at the tablished along the town line is vice president of the I^ftheran Victor A. Anchipolouritl, 17, tured weapons. U here, and 280,000 in this area. hearing tomorrow. not sufficient to protect their Church, AtlintVc Division of Hartford, making unnecessary French Defense Minister "When you consider there are 806 Blabi S t, Maacbester The Connecticut Association homes, and that the commission Missouri Synod; and the Rev noise with a motor vehicle,'320. Pierre Messmer, arriving in also over a million diKka In this for Phiblic Community Colleges, did not restrict access from the Henry Ressmeyer of Malveme, Nolles were entered in the Syteey, Australia, said the delayed migration, you have • 648-1518 e 872-0845 o f which Manchester is a mem industrial tract to Slater St., on N, Y., both nephews of the de following cases: Samuel J. Cbmmunists would eventually remarkable situation,” New ber, is supporting a bill which the west side of the property Manchester Rockville ceased; the Rev. Paul G. Pro- Wong. 37, Snlpsic L#ake Rd., im win in Viet Nam if the Amert comb said. kopy, pastor of Zion Evangeli would create and develop a sys. Neighbors fear that traffic from tern of state-supported regional proper use of registration Gas Protests cans pursue their present A sudden noise and thousands the site would pass from Slater — Bonded — cal Lu uieran Church, Manches piates and John W. Kulo, 16, course. of birds wing skyward, blotting community colleges with provl. St. through their residential ter, and the Rev. Karl Blake of West Rd., failure to grant the "W e still believe negotiations out the low lying hills beyond. sion for local governing boards nrighborhood in South Windsor Lebanon. Burial will be in right of way. must open immediately.” said They fly north, then suddenly Furthering this aim, mem on the way to the nearby Wilbur Grove Hill Cemetery. M essm er.. "Otherwise there is awing back south, as though hers of the CAPCC met with Cross Highway. The family of the late Rev, real danger ot world nuclear meeting some unseen obstacle legislative members of the The details of the zone change Mr. Pieper w ill receive in the study commission Monday to Besiege LBJ war.” in the sky. The white, frozen were set by the town planning paririi hall at Trinity Church study commission Monday to Area Pedple after the funeral. They have re commission when they rezoned try to Influence the bill being ❖ the tract March 15. quested that those wishing to drawn up- Dean Lowe of Man (Conttaraed from Page One) conceded, had contributed to the do so may make memorial con now widespread Impression that If the zone is to he modified chester Community College said Returning to to meet the South Windsor rest tributions to a Rev. Erich Otto that nothing definite came out be within the discretion of area the United States was going in Pieper fund at Trinity Church. for some kind of gas warfare dents’ objections, the planning of the meeting. military commanders. commission must be convinced Ladd Funeral Home, 19 El- SelmaMarch against the Viet Cong. “For many years,” Reedy to revoke its previous action and Ungton Ave., is in charge of ar High administration officials rangements. The Rev. Earle (Ihister of the aaid, “ use of this kind, o f riot- reconsider the zone cluuige declared, however, that in the Commission chairman John Hospital Notes North Methodist Church said 'control weapons has 4)een' dele view at the U.S. government Lamenzo is out of town today, Chester W. Oifford visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m, this afternoon that he will lead gated in area commanders." this was not gas warfare in any Chester W. Clifford, 64, of a group of eight or ten local and could not attend the meet In all areas excepting mater ■When asked specifically sen.se but was rather the use of ing this afternoon. DAVIDSON & LEVENTHAL. East Orange, N.J., brother of residents on tonight's chartered BUSTER BROWN. nity where they are 2 to 4 pjn. whether Johnson had approved a police-type weapon to bring Atty. Aronson says that he Earle Clifford of 186 Wads m ill 0«OV MJ O S»aa%s |ssav«*ww -flight - o ’ to' Montgomery,-Ala., ^ ' to and 6:30 to 8 p.m. and private of using the gas, he replied: “ It some kind of control over mixed woidd attempt to find out the worth SL Ext., died this morn rooms whore they are 10 aon. I parUcipate in tomorrow s wlnd- Buster Browns love parties . . . hut no more is not the sort of thing that civilian and enemy fighter pop South Windsor residents’ sped MANCHESTER PARKADE ing on the way to the hospital to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested | up of the five-day m a ^ from came up for that kind of ap ulation without costing the lives flc complaints, to see if they than the little girls who wear them. See our after .suffering a heart attack Selma. (See page one bulletin.) not to smoke in patients’ rooms proval.” of innocent persons. can be resolved. a t his New Jersey home. No more than two visitors at The flight, which was in As far as we know,” McNa new selection, then let our trained fitting Lack of top level considera Pioneer Parachute President Other survivors include his one time per patient. doubt until this afternoon, will mara said of the gases, “ they tion of the problem long ago Michael Kagan was informed of specialists fit your daughter perfectly. wife, two daughters, a son, a leave Bradley Field sometime have been used only two or 'was in line with what officials the South Windsor suit this aister, several cousins, five Patients Today: 274 after the conclusion of the H art three times,” most recently on said privately — that the White morning, after The Herald re grandchildren and several ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ford civil rights march, sched Jan. 27 when, in ah engagement House, State Department and ported last night that Atty Lass niecee and nephews. Mrs. Alice Cafey, 44 Durant uled for 7 p.m. from the Old in Phu Yen Province the Com Defense Department were taken man was preparing legal papers Funeral services will be held St; Mrs. Nancy Castillo. 33 State House to the State Capi munist Viet Cong took refuge GUSTAFSON'S by surprise by the excitement to serve on the town. Saturday morning at the Flood Ward St, Rockville; Regina De- tol. s f among noncombatants in a vil and criticism stirred up by the Kagan says, however, that Funeral Home, Nunn Ave., East Veau, 322 Oakland S t; George The Rev. Mr. Custer was un lage. SHOE STORE news which broke from Saigon Pioneer will stend by its plans Orange, N.J. White, Wapplng; Patricia Fair- able to disclose the names o f 703 MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER Monday that nonlcthal gases while Atty. Aronson seeks to child, Willimantic; Robert the local people who are going THREE SENtENCED had been used in some ca.ses work out a solution to the prob Mrs. Lillian WUoox Frost, 50 Hillside Ave., Vernon; on the flight, pending verifica NEW HAVEN (AP) — Three v titn Viet Cong fighters took lem. COVENTRY — Mrs. Lillian tion of their intentions. men accused of conspiring to Richard Mooney, 33 Sunset Ter., refuge among civUians in Viet Although he was "not very Beard Wilcox, 86, widow of Vernon; Mrs. Ann O’Brien, 08 Last Thursday, 11 local rest- buy police protection for g;ambl- namese vUlages. happy" upon leanring of the George C. Wilcox o f WUllman- dents flew to Selma and return ing and illegal liquor operations Oakland St; Thomas Tantillo, Officials also said privately planned court action, Kagan tic, died yesterday at the ed the same night, after min in Hartford and New Haven 19 Estelle Dr., Vernon; Mrs. that someone had blundered in says that Pioneer is not looking Natchaug Convalescent Hos gling with the people and as counties were sentenced to r A. Peggy'n Sue wool-ny Pauline Raum, East Hartford; the way the disclosure was first for any other site. pital. suring them of northern support prison today. lon blue tweed coat Joseph Rijs, Willimantic; made, since reports from Sai "W e have all our hopes pinned She was born in Coventry on in their civril rights struggle. The defendants, with their George Freeman, Columbia; gon spoke of South Vietnamese on fliis location,” he says. with linen-y overcol March 15, 1879, a daughter of Tonight’s planeload of about sentences, w ere: Clifford Hague, 95 Goodwin St.; forces experimenting with the lar. 3-6x. $ 1 8 the late Elijah and Jennie An- 90 Hartford-Manchester par AUred F. DiBella, 67 of Wee* Joseph Nahaum, Willimantic; use of gases supplied by the near Beard. She was a member ticipants will return tomorrow, Hartford, a restaurateur, 3 to Mrs. Gladys 'Winot, 14 Bralnard United States. o f the A. C. Tyler Auxiliary, Pi.; Leo Richloff Sr.. 217 Au following a rally on the ground 6 years. A b o u t T o w n Spanish American War Veter tumn St.; Clarence Hazen, An of the Montg;omery State Capi The idea of experimenting Alfred J. Amaio, 52, of Hart ans. dover; EJdward Delmastro, Glas tol. with gases, officials here ford. 2 to 6 years. B. Jaymee wool blend Survivors include a son, tonbury; Mrs. Margaret Henry, Pasquale (^glielmo, 43 of VFW Auxiliary Sewing Bee oatmeal tweed suit George A. Wilcox; a grandson, 158 S. Main St. West Hartford, a barber, 1 to will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. SPECIAL OFFER with chocolate trim, George K. Wilcox; a grand ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. 3 years, suspended, three yesus’ at the home of Mrs. Florence box .pleat skirt. 7-14. daughter, Elizabeth H. Wilcox; Adelia Pariseau, 359 Woodland 6lose-ups oi the Moon probation. Streeter 68 Starkweather St. all of Willimantic, and several St; Mrs.' Blanche Bourgne, SIG nieces and nephewa Soupi Windsor; Otto MlUer, Funeral services will be . held Coventry; Kenneth Lewis, 57 Sent Back by Ranger 9 tomorrow at 11 am. at the Pot Elro St; Deborah Harriman, ter Funeral Home, 456'Jackson Parker Bridge Rd., Andover. (Continued from Page One) than a minute before Impact Philadelphia Girl bas- Bt., WilllmanUc. The Rev. Dr. DrSOHARG-ElD YESTER from just a few miles up, ketweave wool double Earl E. G. Linden, pastor o f the DAY: Anthony Kuzis, 124 just to the left of the north-eouth showed a crater floor chewed breasted coat, t-flap First Congregational Church, Birch St.; John Burke, 64 Alton central line of the moon’s face, with many small craters. pockets, shiny but Willimantic, will officiate Bur St.; Mrs. Dorothy Barnes, 54 to he flat. It was marked with Observers sold the series con ial will be in Windham Center Alton St.; Mrs. Audrey Durey, rifts and small craters, similar tained no surprises in the way tons. Yellow. 7-14. Cemetery. 138 Lyness St.; Dante Pede- to those seen on the broad lunar of lunar topography. Perhaps $ 2 0 Friends may call at the fu monte, .769 W. Center St.; Mrs. plains in previous moon pic the most interesting feature was neral home tonight tram 7 to 9. Thehna Gray, 20 Westland St.; tures. the long groove, known techni Patricia Pearson, .Glastonbury;' On the floor of the crater, cally as a rill, in Alphonsus’ Mrs. Kenneth Monroe Robeft. Gower, 88 Weils St.; near Its northwestern ramp, floor. Bambury navy wool Mrs. Winifred Monroe, 44, of The ■ groove looked much like D. Mrs. Hazel Turklngton, Wap- was a long, jagged groove. coat with white trim 881 Oakland St., died today at ping. Dr. WUUam H. Pickering, a crack in a gttSit mud flat. Manchester Memorial Hospital. DISOHAIROED TO D AY: director o f , the Jet Propulsion There was no Immediate specu med sailor collar, an lation as to what caused it, but She was tjie wife of Kenneth Robert Copeland Jr., 25 Mather Laboratory,' when asked about chor brass buttons. Monroe. similar features have been seen St.; Mrs. Janice Hunter, Cov the crack, would only s e y : The W. P. Quiah Funeral in previous pictures. This, how. 3-6x$18 7-14 $20 entry; Mrs. Mary Kaezmaryk, ‘"niat's pretty fascinoting.” Home, 225 Main St., la in charge ever, was the dosest view. Glastonbury; Deborah Ritchie, Aatronomera have ohaerved of arrangements, which are in- In a first for the series. Ran 134 Majrie St.; Mrs. Margaret red flashes in the vicinity of Al- oomplete. phonsus, which could have been ger 9 was ordered to make a B^parf Klocker, WindsorvUle; James terminal maneuver about an E. Bobbie Lane check Garner, 42 Norwood St,; Mrs hot gas escaping through Arthur W. Burt oraclca in the crust. hour before Impact to aim ita ' Kimberly wool cardigan jacket Arthur W. Burt, 74. of En- Erma Rosano, Warehouse cameras straight Into the cra Point; Mrs. Lillian Rutchlk, 38 Ranger Project manager Har over sleeveless dress fleid, brother of Leonard B. ris Sefaurmsier eattmated that ter. 'Knits Burt of Manchester, died Mon Wells St.; William Rylander, Without the maneuver, con 8VTEFLON'- with solid top and 184 E. Middle Tpke., John R aider O's six cameras took day at Manatee Memorial Hos- betWMn B.OOCT and 6,000 photo- slsting of tiring small jets to check pleat skirt. JanusriUewicz, Tolland; Mrs. piW . Bradenton, Fia. grepha during 20 minutes of op twist the craft around slightly, I for Spring![ Pink. 3-6x. Catherine Peterson and son, QUALITY ENGINE TUNE-UP $13 Otther survivors include his eration before Impact. tho cameras would have been wife, a footer son and a sister. Gilead Rd., Andover; Mrs. O. W. Nicks, bead of the lunar pointed to the right of the tar COATED PAM Funeral services will be held Carol LMca and son, Tolland; and planetary office of the get. tomorrow at 2 psn. at the Leete Mrs. Helen Vilga and daughter, space agenw, said; "WUb the Live television of plctur( A One-Stop Featured Sendee for 22 Hudson St; Mrs. Janet A ll hats fn »n our col- Vkinaral Home, 125 Pearl 8t„ success of Ranger 9, the final across 260,000 miles was made (above) Slightly ahsped jacket ThompoonviUe. Burial will be in Coomber and daughter, 96 Bry* shot in the Rariger program, it poealble by development of a DECEMBER-JANUARY-FEBRUARY REG. $2.75 lactjon of famous Enfield St. Cemetery. an Dr. looks like our lunar exploration device .that changes radio sig , Bfld-^Ura ■kirt ift grey double nama young milli- Friends may call at the tu- Is in good iiahds and off to e nals from the spacecraft into ONLY VALUE wool knit, ’ plus hi-neck short nary $$ each aeral home tonight from 7 to 9. good start.” visible images in a fraction of a ^ i^eeyo white knit blouse. 8-16. Bolton Those were cheering words second. $ 7 5 for laboratory officiids, who The signals are received in came in for severe criticism the form o f scan lines at a rate Funerals Car Rolls Over, after the first six Rangers mal of 1,100 lines every 2H seci Front End Allgnmont 1 functioned in one way. or anoth The new device, called a LIMITED TIME ONLYI DAVIDSON It LEVENTHAL, MANCHESTER PARKADE Man Hospital er. conversion unit, speeds up the Jnoludlng Wheel Bearing Ad ^^ UlriEht) 4-pocket Chanel jacket Mrs. Esther PontloeUl Next step is the Surveyor ear- signals so they can be flashed WITH THE PURCHASE OF knit blouee .imd Tlie funeral of Mrs. Esther Kenndth A, Lewis, 58, of^7 lea, to make soft landlnts on the on talfvtsioa screens at a rate of justment nnd Complete Inspeo* L panritfront skirt Navy, dwible. EmtioelU 10 Hotnesteed 8t Ellro St. was admitted early this moon and analyse its surfeoe. 685 U aw la l-80th of a second — ONE GALLON OR MORE OF tlon of Buepenslon System. wool k ^t. 8-16. . 'V jM IO w u held this morning from the morning to Manchester Memo The.firat sttot is expected late HM standard television hrodd- Extra! M m E. Ttemsy Funeral Home, rial Hospital with a question of this year. rate. LUetTE* WALL PAINT 819 W. O m tsr Bt., with a a pelvis fracture after his car The spacecraft oimsbed at IMsTision networks' were . .. -V . V , I -.i . 1 folmnti hlgfa Mass o f requiem at roUed over on Rt. 6 end 44A 6:08 a.m. A huge cheer want Mj» 19 with the scan con- IRMG THE CHILDREN TO MEfT THE OIANT EASTER lUNNY^ST^ THIS SATURDAY AT0$L... r ' ( 4'* • .'■f.'' ■■ ' 'rl J f t S ridgiF s Church. near the Notch. from a throng of eilwBliia aaa •0 that home viewers PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, iNDL h h SAT. — i t AJR. TO 4 f il,. - The Rcr.'Joim J. Deleney was Police said Lewis’ car skidded their temlHea aaeamMad at l|w MO Ranger 9’s Images 'Vll,, .• „ ■'-“I ^ $ 1 OPEN WED IHURS PRL NIOHTt TIU f PJE . . ■elihriiit assisted by tha Rev. onto the center strip and turned Jet Propulelon L(alK>ratoi7 , exactly as they were fluhed on 373 MAIN STREET—Phone 640-2881 I . An JOHNSON PAINT . ’ T . HaetUlo, daeeon, end over. Lewis was thrown from which nuJees and fuidea the aMnitoriM screens for scien 00 H a lt Htassa: the car. Trooper Sari Johnaon Rangers. n tists at Jet Propulsion 1 MITCHELL DRIYE—Phone 649-4S45 7*3 MAIN STREET MANCNlMir Ifni. lUjrmwd Murphy is investigating. The le ^ picturea, taken less tory. “ 1 ” 1 O H llANCHESTEBTSVENINQ HERM J), MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1986 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1985 PAGE EIGHT ___ bis part" teiifi m S /o r heavy flita, udth •Circuit Court in Connec^u^ uniform tlotTet and, b/ the oqurt reviewing the opera so doiiw. pleads guilty In ef- tor’s entire driving record. Such hopelesmesa, each contributing to the faot, to tha obargs. Individual treatment Is not Inside Report iKandfpBtpr despair of the other. But, taking our Inside ! An astoUMted rate seheduU avafiahle to ths violations bur Relations—Clerit indicates tha amount of the eau. . ptloR that UiM# investmenta problems in order, our necessity is to Tbe ootveept of a violations (Costtsned fross Page 8) Sttpttittg i^Traib reaolve things In 'Vietnam by such prin Report i fine, aooonfing to the oharge, would not enjoy the "pririlsg ad '■fee: which is payaUe at the v4oIa- bureau boa been highly praised Indonesian plan for a new Afro- oanctuary” gimrantee of 1950. oedurss and principles that we can go fPhrt ») tbe accused meets the test fa gcnaral ass to It tbat afi paper as convenience to the puollc and V. vorable from tbe point of view work accompanying any tiu l tiona bureau. Tbs abeused may Aslan federation of labor uni , These hard realities are vi Sk* avc. on from there to provide the world with r ' by TIm IMnlly Relations flhrlslon present Ms rigned summons to a praoUoal speedup process in Rowland Evans Jr« Is on aim of the pfosedutor’a the prosecutor, family rela- or hearing Is in order. the handUng of minor traffic ons to oomprte with the So tal in trying to assess the BlMen «rMt the kind of leadership and cooperation tions then checks with the Finally, when a case Is dis- the violations bureau on any (Communist reaotidn — both in lU a c h a ttr. Conn.. otfloe. Tlie ohisf fismlly rela buslneas day prior to the day offenses. viet-led World Federation of THOMAS r. FjEROVgON It should have from us In preserving, Robert a Novak tions officer tn each Circuit h u uvenlle authorities to see If at, the CMsf rteric’s office Peking and Moscow — to Pres WALTER R. FEROniON ■ ^ i they win accept the subject Ally Is daily to the reoorfo for- hla appearance in oourt, Trade Unions. ident Johnson’s carefuUy calcu PdiUabeni recreating, and extending the power, rft necessary number of assist center in Middletown, an ah- and, upon payment of the es- Foundad October 1, im .5.. . - HONG KONG — N w and ant f^hiUy relation ofneers on prior Juvenile supervMon over In addition. It is oarefutly lated risk to carry the war prestige, resource, law, and enforcement the accused would not be Indi strart of each file containing Udtiiahed fine, has hU ease dis Man Buys Bike, noted in Hong Kong, that, even north. undisclosed evidence of the lnr Che staff, togsther 'vrith clerloi the papers sassntial to a perma posed of. Tbe court requires during the “celebration” of the authority of the United NaUona fo handle tha many domestic cated on the proseoutOT's rec U66 PuMWien Newspaper '^bltohed Bt w We ourselves, in our presence and con t^ s e competition bebweea Cbin ord, but if Ju v t^e had a record nent record of the case. For than any minor In OonnecUcut 15th anniversary of the Sino- Syndloate and HoltiUr*. Entered at the Office ^ asattsm undar thsly domain. motog vsMole and criminal Hurt in Crash EuiciWBter, OooB., ae Seoood CUae Mall duct In Vietnam, are striking daggers ijifT na and Russia is now availsbls on him knd felt the accused chaiged with a criminal (in Soviet defense treaty of 1960, fUibtr. * Whsnsvsr a prosecutor, in re- could not benefit from further oases the abstrart will contain cluding traffic! offhnse, must the Chinese (Communists made as cruel and deep into the United Na here, raising the question of liswiag his fdes tor presenta- the arrest warrsnt.or summons appear In open court with at Stephen Adams, 22, of 80 not the slightest gesture to Sewage Danger Told whether Oomsnuiilst C9iiaa : uvenlle supervision, they would Orandview St. Is in fair condl- ■DBSCRlPnON RATES tions idea as anybody. «on in ooutt, disoovsn that the so advise the proseoutor’s of searah warrants it used, and least one of his parents. The ward conceding their contempt could count on the florist fouad for the oitest stems from fice through the famUy relations some evidence of the disposition obvious purpose is to Insure tloji at Windham Memorial Hos for Moscow. WASHINOTON—The PubUe Paj«lilc hi Adraoea Yet If we could^tf we could, by some Union If the Viet Nam war of the case, such as a copy of pital after the motorcycle he Health Service estimates that One T ear ...... •H'52 ( domestic distuitemce and ia officer Indicating that they did that parents are aware of the All this is central to the SU Montha ...... U.OO rushing together of all the world opinion spread and directly tovolvss t t a nature which indicates not want the accused referred receipt if a fine was paid, or a Involvement of their offipting had purchased moments before questio.n: If the Vietnamese 69-miUton Americans live In Three Montha ...... ••JJ which wants to save us and the United China. „ guidanoe Is more appropriate to them. mittimus copy if the person with the lew, -wtth the hope coUlded with a car in Oolumbia war widens and the Chinese communities whose sewerage One Month ...... Nations from any of the various kinds of When Soviet Premier Kosy n a n puntsfament, he turns the wss sent to Jidl. that they will exert the proper Monday afternoon. Communists enter It in force as combines sanitary wastes and gin paid hU February courtesy Family relations functions Adams suffered a fractured storm water, with resultant R. L Wandell t disaster possible in Vietnam—and one ^ ovsr to the family relations further to set up psychiatric ex A oMef clerk murt also super parental supervision caHed for they did in the Korean war in « MEMBER or ___ caU on Mao Tse-tung in Peking flffloer and oonttnuss the mat- vise the bailiffs (sheriffs) who by the eltuation. leg. He waa arrested and charg 1960, would Russia supply end danger of pollution of rivers t t h e ASSOCIATED PRESS kind of victory there would be hardly aminations of any accused about ed with failure to grant one-hall (it was not regarded aa any ^ tor a later court date, are assigned to each court To aocept payment of a fine less amounts of aid? Soviet aid and streams. Building ; The Aaeodated Preaa to exdualjrely enUO^ less disastrous than defeat—if we could thing more than a courtesy o The family relations offleer, whom there is a question con room. Buliffa escort prisoners the highway. was essential in the Korean •e the uee of repuhHcatkm of all newa d ^ call), the Chinese leader and 12 cemlhg his abUity to understand by a minor in the vtolations Police said Adams was puHing •atchre credited to It or imH otterwtoe credl^ have happen, or permit to happen some {rained In this role. In tom in- to and from the lockup Into bureau would defeat the pur war. WRONG REQUEST Confraefor of Ms top men delivered a 1 ^ the nature of Uw procee' court, maintain order in the out of a motorcycle store peu’k- Sd in thlB paper wid alao the local newa pub- negotiation which would come out leav tarriasrs the psutles Involved against him. Whenever the pose of requiring a parent’s iig lot on Rt. 8 when the motor Today, China is just emerg PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Residential-Commerdal tore lasting several hours. •eparatsly and then together In court room, and proclaim the ing from Its deep economic de Wilbert Brown should have quit AU* rlehU of republlcattoo of apedal dto- ing the United Nations in charge in Their message; Peacefvfl prosecutor requests or the court official opening of court each presence in court, hence, no cycle shot across the road and Uitchea herein are alao reaerved. fm allfort to determine the deems It advisable, the court person under 21 years of age struclt a car operated by Jo pression of 1959-1961. But there when he was ahead. A Jury Altmtions-Remoddinf Vietnam as the international authority existence' irith the United 90URM of tnxfble. The typical day with the familiar “O yea! are serious deficl-ts, particular found him Innocent of murder States, as preached by the M i will order, pursuant to the state O yea! O yea” chant may make use of the violations hann Ossowekl, 18, of Wilhman- Prlntlnc Company, Inc., given the task and the Jurisdiction and file Is ons in which the com statute, that accused be eXamin bureau procedure. ly in air power and rail trans in the death of Willie Clinton, “Boshiess Built On J rnie Herald *, for typo- en NiklU Khrushchev, U a plainant has the spouse arrest Anyone arrested who has not tic. port (two single-track lines Instead o t leaving Jail, he asked Inmesee iMjno financialjui«ncial responsibilityreaponslwU^ ^ the resource for policing peace there, we anare and delusion. R can’t ed privately and separately by Major traffic violations such Customer Satisfaction” Sniphlcal_^hlcal errors appearingappearinc *"In ad' might be solving the number two crisis ed for abostoe conduct of one two psychiatrics prior to his be made bond (posted money with FANCY SHELL NAMES from Kunming and Nanning in Judge E. R. Thurman if he Mdid other readireadlnc matter In The Mancheater work. The UB. will tom on |ypo or another and which us the authoroUes to guarantee his as drunk driving, recklessness, South (China to North Viet could remain In Jail overnight Syenlng Herald in a way which would give us a start Russia within 10 to 16 years no ing put to plea or proceeded appearance on the court date evading responsibUity, dri-ring SAlUiB(ELi IBI^AND, Fla. Foil Insnrance Coverage ually resuMa l i ^ breach of the against in court while under su^>ension, negli (AP)— More than 300 kinds of Nam). as he setid he had no place to go. toward solving the number three world matter what accommodations peace charge, ^ e family rela- srt) Is sent to Jail and is pre In addition, (China now has While he was there, a fugitive I m il service client of'N. E. A. Service, te t S the Russians try to make. Thus, The psychiatrists are con gent homicide, etc. cannot be shells can be found on the beach 82 BALDWIN ROAD necessity. nons officer then recommends sented in court on the next of Sonlbel Ddand. Among these vital Internal investments to hold order was received from 1 PublWhera war with the U. S.—Chainnan tacted by the family relations court date. When transported disposed of by payment to the Louisiana autiiorlties in. con Tel. 644-0450 Wathews Special Agency — New Toik. Chl- The crisis with the United Nations Is to the prosecutor’s office, after -violations bureau. In these cas are the fighting conchi alpha safeguard, inclufling Its atomic Mao alwaya refers to "the foterriewing, what his or her officer and appointmenta are to the court building from Jail, Installations. If China entered nection wHh issuance of a bad After 5:00 P.M. r^E SffiE R rro§NTOREAO OF CIRCOLA. that It must be rescued and protected U. S." specifically, not Just the made for examinations of the he then becomes the reepoosl- es of a serious nature, the sen bet cone, Juno’a vrtuta and an oplnkm Is concerning the dispo- tence might v e ^ wrtl be a Jail gel ■wings. the war, there ia every indlca- check. noNS. from the new assault on its privileges 'togierlalist West"—U ineiritar fltion indicated for the case. accused. The psychiatrists then biUiy of the bailiff who keeps ble. AH Soviet efforts to make The prosecutor in the vast appear In court In the presence him In the court lockup until and prerogatives which hss been prompt It otherwise are foredoomed. of the accused and testify for time for presentation In court. Dtoblay adverttotng doMnc hours: ed by a renewed return to a sense of na majority of eases wUI follow m r Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. How this sennon from the the recommendation of the fam- the record as to the mental Any person on the criminal ’ For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Mlooday. tional power and national sovereignty Chinese may have been received fly relations officer in preaent- capacity of the defendant to un side of circuit court who is 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M, TO 5:30 P-M- - CI^SED FW Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday, on the part of such nations as Russia, by Kosygin can be Judged from derstand the nature of the pro sentenced to a state jail term, )t.f the accused in court. becomes the Immediate charge MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) -1 7 OAK ST., MANCHESTER m r Thursday — 1 p,m. Wednesday, France, and the United States. All three his talks vrith Ho Chi Mlnh In If the family relations dl- ceedings against him. This pro WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 m r Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. Hanoi a few days earlier. ylsicm has had the accused in cedure Is customarily followed of the baiUff at the moment Of For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. of us have reached the stage where we Kosy^n is believed to have also in the case of attempted sentencing Tbe prisoner re OUasIfled deadline: 10:S0 a.m. each day t t on a prior occasion without ap- mains the rssponsfoUity of the think we would rather do it ourselves warned Ho that, although Improvement in the suicides who are lodged in Jail gUbUoatkin except Saturday — • a.m. than submit to the possible majority North Viet Nam’s objeettvs In for their own protection. balllft until me mittimus is nenstlo situation or without prcMied by the rteik and the rule of the tremendous family of small the south is correct. Its tactlca rsoel'ved the cooperation Tbe usual charge against at are dangerously incorrect. The tempted suicide is breach of tha state Jail authorities arrive to Wedneaday, Mandi M nations now assembled in the United Na- of the accused, it will advise transport the prisoner to the objective — Communist control iitor that rababiUta' peace and again the psychla- U6ns membership. of South Viet Nam—could be Mled and the accused trists examinatlcma are arrang JaU. /erience which can quite match, for gree of law enforcement do they turn Jimmy Y esterdays Union was not Invited. Nor did attars. On non-support mat In terms of oommunlty bene ra, family ralattons alao acta Interest and fedlng, the good farewell to the last desperate recourse they have. The Day Between It seek invitation. E fit the preservation of the fam tt'l’t'H I ) I This time It Is different. TIM •a a ooUscUon agency after ily unit by the family relations ,SPRING ■C n safe departure on time and sched- If there is one thing heavy upon Ameri 25 Yean Ago Russians are now under MA- piirty has been orderM by tbe officers is significant Recon ole, and the proud, warm, relieved wel- aauit to remit X doUara per Wing CKaks 99* cans at this particular moment, it should Breslin William 8. Hyde, president of ologioal attack by the OMness ciliations throughout the state •ome to a good journey safely completed, be the realization that their country, in Manchester Memori^ Hospital’s Conununiats all over the Afro- week to the complainant In In a Uuee-year period total more ,HAT Aslan world. They want to uas ibis way theJamlly relations dl' than 8,000. home day, perhaps, we are going to that direction, no longer leads, but lags. The front of the store has the board of trustees, amnounces risloB has an up-to-ttae-mlnuta SELMA, Ala. — The morning called over to a man In white plan of hospital to test public the forum in A lgiers to Tbe clerk’s office of each rtr- have to encounter and accept space Of the three crises, ail three must be rain came down in a sheet and shirt who was standing at the advertising posters nailed all strengthen their weakened knowledge of any default In outt fonna the backbone of the soft-drink cooler. over it. Most of them are signs opinion on Its own services and payment and can and doe# Im- JA SfflO N tragedy. It seems unlikely that we can resolved, if there is to be life for na when it stepped the air was services of other community hand. entire oonrt syetem. It Is here forever keep spcuie travel so much safer thick and the only sound on “Say there, give me a bottle for Goody’s Headache Powders, But the Chinese ere arguing g t^ ately request of the prose thoit all oases, both rtvH and tion and for ■world. far in only one, and Tops Mild Scotch Snuff. The hospitals through scientific com than tra'vel by foot or ahlp or automo* Broad St. was made by birds of somethin’. Ah’m dry.” prehensive test of public Intelli that Russia is Ekiropean. not tutor’s office a rearrest warrant criminal, have, their Initial oon- .SHOW howe-ver, has the "ultimate power” peo sitting on the window ledges of The man in the white shirt tin signs serve a purpose. They Aslan, ■white, not colored, Wesb- on the defaulting party. taot with the court system. bOe or plane, ^ t ao far the ultimate in cover the holes in the front gence on modem hospital care. The family rslatlans offleer I'l'Kiitini'i'ri'i'i'r ple and country ought to be bringing into the Albert Hotel. Traffic makes fished into the soft-drink cooler Chance that Memchester may em, not ex-colonlal—and hence Bach case returned to court human skill and care has proved good very little noise in Selina. and pulled out a bottle of orange the store. has no right to be there. Ws also acts os liaison between assigned a number and proc- action been noted on the scene, in the soda. He wiped the water from Inside, an old man sat on a start reassessment of local prop JONIGHT hick, and yesterday was one more good TTie old loafer sat on a bench erty this year is considered slim reported earlier the ChlnssS prosecutor's office and the esoed tor filing according to Ms Love Seats 175. front line, in the faces Jimmy Breslin In the entrance-way to the Sel it with a dirty hand towel. Then eampstool, holding his hands out ▼enlle courts. In the case of category. Clerical aids are flay, a 'very good day, for which we are to a rusted, potbellied stove. after question is discussed with .WEDNESDAY described at Selma. ma Del, the restaurant across he.t^ned the bottle and banded one of Selectmen; reassessment (Seepage Seven) any crimlnsfl accused under 18 signed by tbe rtiief oleric to •n thankful. the street from the hotel. The It to the stranger. The tin floor around him was years of ago, tbe law in Con specialised areas of proce^re "Pass them on to him, will crowded with 100-pound sacks of would have no bearing on this W rCH 24r 1965 ' loafer had on a gray hat and year’s taxes and cost in neigh necticut requires an automatic rrtation to the civil docket This brown rainjacket. 'The Jacket you?” the man said. Jazz Scratch Feed. The shelves Oferral to tha Juvenile au- tndudw suits between private .7-9 P.M. in the store were a jumble of borhood of $2,000 is deemed too A Thought for Today was zipper^ halfway up. 'When The stranger reached out and much to be taken from any boritiea However, in the 16 to parties where the claim of dam r We Hope Ray Reid Doesn’t Copy he fished inside the jacket for gave the bottle to C. M. He took empty cardboard boxes, a few Sponiored by the Manchester 18 year age bracket matters ages does not exceed $2,500. Crisis One And Two And Three a cigarette, a black-handled .38 the bottle, then put down the yellow boxes of Jim Dandy present appropriation. nay be referred from the circuit .M O n 'S Something new in the techniques of CooncU of Chnnflies Tbe clerk’s office Is charged The order of crisis in our Uving as showed from 4* holster around pool cue and went into his Grits, and ginger snaps. A jar x)urt to tbe Juvenile court if with assigning to each court COMMUNITY HALL" hmnuwwuuuuiimin auction bidding—and we hope Ray Reid his left shoulder. pockets with''his free hand. It of pig knuckles was on the 10 Yean Ago Che prosecutor deems such aC' room a clerk whose responsi- At«>Hram« in this yssT and world of You are your brother’s keep doesn’t begin using it locally until every "Three of them jumped me a came out with a dime. He counter. The meat freezer was Membera and friends of Man- tion appropriate sad If the Ju bUittea range over a wide area. >8ponsored by 1966 goes like this: couple of weeks ago,” he said. flipped it over to the man in empty, except for small con er. We do not like to consider senile autnoriUes win accept He must adbiinister the oath to BETA SIGMA PHI 85-inch Sofas 225. body has bad a chance to understand tainers of milk, and its glass oheater 'YWCA help in centen this fact especially in these days 1. The crisis in our own racial revo “So now I got this thing for the white shirt. Then Kelley nial celebration of YWCA this the subject witnesses, record Judgments, BTA (niAPTER that just sitting in an auction can some them. And it’s just nice and big went back to his pool. window was smeared. A woman of the 60’s. But as a part of ' Tbe referral usually hinges venUcts, and sentences, prepare lution as symbolised this week at Selma, stood behind it, bolding a baby. year with birthday party. God’s creation you are intimate DONATTONS 25e times constitute a bid—was uncovered enough.” He poked a long yel "Good luck. I’ll see you Some 360 members of Man upon the serlpusneas of the of- mittimus papers which are nec has the decision over, our potential sur tn that sale of a Rembrandt, over in low finger into his forehead. around,” the stranger said to “They gone,” she said. ly and unmistakably a part of fonae, tbe record or lack of essary to admit a prisoner to Refreshments Served “How long ago did they chester’s Jewish community all men. 'When gjiy man dies a vival as a nation, over whether we shall London the other day. “When I hit them. I want them him. C. M. bent down to line up gather at Buckley School to record of tiia accused, and hla JoU, aooept payments of fines. Tliere’s a Wing sofa here to fit practwally every Kving rooml Bxlat as a nation capable of exercising to stay right where they at.” a shot. leave?" part of every man dlea; whep fibances for xebabiUtatlan. In jury pansla and in W in g Sofas They are dressed with box pleated skirts and document-tj?pe Hitherto, in the annals of secret bid “Who jumped you?’’ When the stranger got to the "Theygone, ’’ riie said. mark 300th anniversary of first any man finds freedom then a power in, say, a altuatlan like that in “Bum.s. Same kind of bums doorway and was stepping out "They jes’ leave and go Jewish settlement in United part of every man finds free prints for use in early American rooms! All pieces .. .-Law- ding—or attempted secret bidding at SUtes. son and Wing styles . . . have the fabulous, new Duo-Foam Vietnam. auctions—there has usually been some got us in aM the trouble killing into the street, C. M. w u stand away,” the old man at the stove dom. The Christian faith Is 2. The crisis in Vietnam ranks next, that man." ing in front of the table with said. founded and has been perpetu l99 . seat cushions . . . a regular 4” core of standard foam latex slight token of a signal by which the “You mean white bums?” his pool cue in his hand, and The march was further up the ated on the principle of brower- with ll^ ” of soft foam on each side. You’ve never had any because It also Is going to determine auctioneer could know that he was au “Sure I m ^n white bums. eveiybody in the room had road. They were wet and they Today in History ly love. This principle la one Wing Chairs 96-inch Sofas 265. fihether or not we are golhg to be able stopped playing and they were walked 'with plastic coverings that denies the separation of thing quite so luxurious. See all these upholsteries tonight. thorized to announce a new and higher They put dovm in the paper We’re open until 9 p,m. (Sofa shown, 78 inches). to play a larger yt>le in still another bid from the bank account of somebody that one of them who kill^ the watching. over their shoulders. It was the By The Associated Preee man from man for any reason; 99. arena. Unless we resolve that crisis, we minister there, they put' down "Hey, you ---- ,” C. M. Kelly middle day of this march, and Today is Wednesday, March be it race, color, education or present Dr. Martin Luther King was in religious persuasion. Whsn .we rtiall not e'ven have a chance of dealing that he was a businessman. You yelled. The whole pool room M, the 83rd day of 1946. There But . at the auction of the Rembrandt know what business he was in, broke into laughter. Cleveland for,4 speech. But his are 213 days left in the year. extend ourselves in love to all with the still greater one. the other day the American financial don’t you? I^hlte bums, they Out on the highway, most of people got closer to Montrom- men we find with great joy and killed the minister and then wne the people connected with the ery, and Gov. George 'Wallace Tbday’s HIghUght In? History exaltation that the oplendor of 8. The crisis which at the very top wizard who specializes in collecting sick On this dsite In 1M4, Presl- t got all these people coming in march already had left the field and Army trucks came out of a God la revealed to us. Only a 'iiiiiu 'm •f our human and ^Uonal obligations, industries on one hand and art treasures here and agiUting the nig^rs. across the street from Steel’s side road yesterday and pulled dsnt Franklin D. RooseveK while In communion with our and vriiich is going to decide whether If it .wasn’t for these white Service Station, and now the out onto the highway with red- sigasd tha Philippine Indspen- brothers do wo find tha .oom- on the other—Norton Simon of Cali drace Art. Lawson Chairs 89. an3Tthlng human oontinuea to inhabit fornia—had it worked out that even to bums, we’d be taking care of black faces sat on the steps and-wblte signs reading "Ex- munlon of God. this earth, exists with regard to the ourselvea and the niggers be leading into Steel’s and looked plosives” on their tallgaCieates. The On TMs Date Submitted by be motionless was to be bidding. taking core of themselvea. same out onto the road. wooden cases on the floors of tha In 1884, the first Roman Oath- The Rev. C. Ronald WOmib, United Nations. ae everybody always did." The front of Steel’s roof comes trucks had stencils on them oUc Mass in English America Associate Minister Unless we can solve the first prob The letter in which he had communi out into a Ahed and two gas which said there waa BO-caliber was ertebrated near what la Second Congregatioiial cated what his system would be to the “Now you're going to have lem, that of our racial revolution, we them voting,” he was told.' 'PUmps sit in the dirt under it. ammunition Inside. now S t M ail’s, Church •hall have no lasting strength for policy auctioneer of the day was made public “Oh, that don’t mean that after the auctioneer had apparently much,” he said. “Hell, let 'emf abroad, and unless we get ourselves out made the misUdte of Ignoring it, and vote. We know how to count of the trap we have snared ourselvea ti'itiini'tU'iii'U'i'i'i the Simon bidding technique was out the bcUlot down here. Let them Into in Vietnam we shall have no ca do the voting. We do the count pacity to help save and preserve the lined as follows: ing." Fischetti Love Seats 139. “When Mr. Simon Is sitting down,” Down the block and around United Nations, and unless we can the comer, Zim's Snack Bar Nct0 fo ttupaym t •erve the necessities of -the United Na this letter of Instruction read, "he is and Billiards had its pool tables tions there is npt e'ven a reasonable bidding. If he bids openly, he is also filled. Zlm is in a one-story, prospect of survival for mankind. bidding. When he stands up, he has dirt - street, white building,, stopped bidding. standing right alongside the Up to 75% p i the materials are free One, two, three the crises all have Kaheo Loan Co. The Snack Bar fo be solved, or there is nothing. “If be sits down again, he is not bid part of Zim's ivaa dark and closed. The pool room, window- when streets die paved with One of the great insights Into all three ding unless he raises his finger. Having nMI'I'limuilTl'lii'i raised his finger he la bidding until he lees and 'With dark brown wood f t these great crises in a pow«r-mad and en walls, was smoky. It hsui six powerKibeeaeefl world was provided, on stands up again.” tables. Nobody looked up when 66-inch Sofas 159, Ibis pege the other day, by the Column That bidding code explained why, as a stranger walked in. the auctioneer seemed to be selling the C. M. Kelley played ait the ist Jimmy BresUn, writing from Selma. first Udile. He was in a khaki He was writing as follows: “And a stu Rembrandt to a competitor for the shirt and pants and farm boots. dent from Yale, a minister from Chica try sum of 82,176,000. Mr. Simon jitat . His face wus tanned. His hair go and a Catholic nun from Zam Angeles sat there, expecting, as the auctioneer was uncombed, with long side- 'M.diwRfWliicIi I with her chin out and ahouting r^ieated the figure and looked pointedly bums. An unlit cigarette hung •iMt iiMdtetai oxeopt I i fropi his mouth a ^ le he. shot i'4'ii'ii'ri’iii'iTii'itiiii *. . . We are not afraid . . .” and an at him, the auctioneer would remember Then he straightened up and Ikx-wviiig, T that his just sitting there and not say MS strtMa, T iu anawte !•-; Army Oeneral, sent by the President of reached Into his pockn for All Wingig aand Lawson models have the quality features you 8 5 -in c h SolaS 19 9 . the United States to guard these people, ing a word constituted a bid even matches. He didn't have iny. ■:•'■ ' i ' '"■■'*■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^CHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1966 PAGB JEliEVKN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2Ar X965 Don't Noflocf H p flil to get tho strubturs o f tha pro- and M ra BUg« Surgeon Critical requlr«4.at,the site. The land aadurmtiBed la the report. Oroie, Varasn. Tha p w io Isih- Modified Education Bill scaping »dll cover mainly Astrontmta Trained Long 'Tha ripoit wm be pfoamtad vltod. In Burma Jungle FALSE TEETH Coventry planting of trees and shrubs to tha 8W SA sroup for dte- The Scum Vfiadsor Vouag Do taiM M«ui s n «, m as buUlned by Dr. Carpenter. misslDii temoriww « m tha-board Demoorata maet tonl|ht u wbta reo talk. uMg 6 at the home of Atty. Jami Under Study by Assembly RANGOON, Burm* (AP) - Doatbe Maered sM j Visny and Aaro said the club Before the Real Flight^ eriU riaeuss tt on tto ncott Education Association Gives iFTA Cdimcil Names agenda.' Throws, 9W Mala S t Dr. Gordon Seagiwve, ttie BaSIfiie memters In years to come will Ha A t FORD (A P )—a hlghorterf trustees of ths University of flamed Burma surgeon, is critl- better appreciate and be proud Tha boaiff of education wSl SomamS iS e^emtfosi- CAPE KENNKD T, Fla. (AP)AJled to be done on the trip, and meet with the public building MaiMbeeter Bvenliig Herald education biU bereft ot two ot Connecticut, a board of truateea cfelly 111 In his Jungle hoepMal in las et teoumy and edded, eeaifma. of what they were able to do every second is accounted for, I Sooth Windsor eerreepondeat, tor the four-atate colleges and tbs Mils of nettbem Buraia. $500 to Student Loan Fund for their town. —"Astronauts Virgil 1. tSrissom New Library panel ooenmiasion cn April 6 to M the thorniest recommendations and John W. Voung flew thalr Is done in the simulator, with a over the final plana for the BU Brswnle JesSph, totophoM 6M- a board of trustees tor irtate- Tbs U.8. Embssey ss4d ths 68- srsrtssaiistsrssi The men have also spoken of IMEATOWN of a special study commission wmaMn mreen>ime. i ■ >— three-orbit trip around the earth few emergencies thrown in for 1215Va SILVER LANE, EAST HARTRORB ’Terry Scfaod. Alao on the same 614$. ipported communny colleges year>Md phyalclsn Is suffsTlng In metnory of Dr. Roberttlt will place on them fall to Con- the possibility of some local many times before doing it fdr goiod measure. ***** .. ? * ^ * * . ^ «t^ytraaioo vW t oGvwnl Juator Mgh nigbt me board will moat with has been filed In tha Ooneral an)id technical inatltutas. from a number cf alknents and tinue with their education civic group, possibly the Ameri On critical tasks, such as re m Bounced to the hoard og sduea. schools la the area and give the planning and zoning oem- Assembly. Each board wouU submit Ma condition la deterlorattng Oeverdon,’’ttw Bkhicatton Aaao- can Legion, erecting a perm real. - a l l BIEATS FRESH CUT-^NONE PRE-PACKAGED 1** tetWa Ihot night the PTA Oounell The EAC has in the past pro In simulated flights, their entry and change of orbit, the the board a oomplete pioure. ndaeton to dlsouss mo Gray The bin, filed ’Tuesday, con- budget requests to the Commis because of Ms age and a weak clation of Coventry, hae donated anent honor roll listing all of S w lU oUrt a school library coun- vided scholarship awards to spacecraft has blown up, been astronauts can practice these It was noted that it the town miperty and tho town-owned Car Maker Sued taina no provlaion to abouah mo sion which would prepare a com heart. m o to the Student Loan Fund students continuing their edu Coventry’s war veterans. They procedures on a device called a S e ll. . council glvea ^ "green Ught” ?ero p ro p ^ y . board Of trustees of me Univer bined budget pr^poeal for pro- n s two sons, (MetUng and hoped this community-service dunked In the Gulf of Mexico, 2 The naw library oimincll will INSULATION being eeatbliahed by the Coven cation to enter into the fields whirled at dlzaylng speeds on part task trainer. STORE HOURS: TUES.-WE0. 9-6; THURS.-PRI. 9-9 for the use o f the Pero prop Supt Warner also reported By Mrs. MiUer sity of Connecticut. It also ig senteUon to the governor and John, have flown from the UMt' project some day might be of Sineluda representatlvea of the try Parent-Teachem Aasocla- of teaching. Stoodley pointed centrifuges and tumbled. Another simulator is a ma 8 to 6 erty for the school, the board that two arses at the Unkm nores a recommendation to con mo Oenerdl Assembly. ed States to be at Ma bedaida at out that the EAC will continue historical interest. chine that duplicates conditions SATURDA,Y -— (CLOSED ALL PAY MONDAY) m PTA OouncU, town library board w ill need the educational inecl- and misworm Schools are un vert me two-year branchea of Naankhan, 600 miles north of Hons. Most of this was done in train BAN BBRNARDINO, Oallf. The commission would also to malts available similar Card Party Planned ing devices called simulators — — called abort by spacemen — E In arf adPliA^ caphclty, tba high flcatlona wltWn two months. der ripalr. university into community Rangoon and five ^niles from W. H. ENGLAND KAC President Roland V. waebool Itbrhrlan, M n. Laura (A P ) ^ LuriUe Miller, » , sen me plan and establish all state-sup awards to "promising” teach Coventry Orange will have a so named because the machine which would require a sudden D. P. Cavanaugh said he fa Repair of the stair treads at coUeges. ported propram* of higher edu me OommuMat CMnese border. ■toodley In making the an ers. public pinochle card party at 8 simulates or duplicates the de escape from the spacecraft In C lU ts from the board of educa- vored a Junior high program If Union School and missing tenced to Hfo imprisonment for Both steps had been recom Dr. Seegrave bad Just ob LUMIBI CO. nouncement painted out the gift- I WE ARE NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER STORE IN THE EASTI S tlon , remedial reading teachero, cation; determine me need for The P T A is in the process of p.m. tomorrow at its hall on Rt. sired experience. the event it blew up or devel the curriculum wasn't changed. bricks at me laisworth SchoM her buaband’s muMer, la suing mended by me Study Oommla- establishing new Institutions; served Mb 68m Mitbday on te beii^ presented because of establishing this fund and the 44A. When the two men started oped serious trouble and had to| HARTFORD OR MANCHESTER AREA. lCloa Hilda Monaghan and jun entrance were suggeoted by an ■ion on H i ^ r Education in a March 18. "A t toe Oreeir 648-6991 Dr. Cleverdon’s contribution to 1 Assistant Supt Perry com me mamitsoturer dt the car In determine me nature of me pro E A C has given the Initial don Green - Chobot - Richardson training for the flight last April, be destroyed.^ ior high ochoot representatives. investigating imuranoe oom- report to Qov. John Dempsey IVienda have urged Dr. Beag- education, the “ many hours he S mented the program would wMcb he burned to death. grams to be offered at me In ation to assist them in further Post, American Legion, and its they believed they would blast A centrifuge duplicates gravi ALWAYS FLENTY OF FREE PARKINOI mm than it Is last monm. Bom recommends- stitutions within me system and rave to come to Riangoon tor a devoted to better the educaOon ing their efforts to establi-sh an auxiliary meet at 8 p.m. tomor into space in November, or at ty forces experienced during The pregnant mother of three tlona had provoked controversy. medical checkup but he would aysttem In Coventry" and his ac ’Ihe bocud received a request trembled Tuesday ae Superior aumorize me academic degnrees effective financial system to as row at Uie Legion home on Wall the latest, December. launch and coming back to necessary from the Sonm Windsor Sire The bill, however, does Im to be offered by me InstltutionB not budge. tive parMcipaitlon in the local sist local students. St. Instead thejr have had to train earth. ‘fK- the school libraries. would oe necessary becausa me Oouri Judge Edward P. Fm plement several ot the commis- 'T have too much to do and Parent-Teachers Aesoclatlone. school would house 900 pupils. Department to use the school and me programs leading to Landscape Project Set The First Congregational four months more than planned. Astronauts have spent many Supt. Warner commented that ordered her dehvered to me alon's omer recommendations. If too htUe tune,” he reportedly "THE KING OF ROASTS" He noted that more re m ^ a l grounds and buildings for drills. OaUfornia Institution for Women mese degrees. The Student Loan Fund Is be A long-range forestry project Church choir meets at 7:30 p.m. But they wouldn’t have been hours looking at the stars in a ’’ through these meetings the 11- programs would have to be of The board received the reslg- passed, me measure would aald. l l ^ at Oorona. The bill was sponsored by established under direction of landscaping the “ Common" tomorrow in the sanctuary. ready to make the trip in De planetarium at Chapel Hill, N.C. Z* b n r l^ would become systema- f e r ^ natlona of two teachers at Or mean a considerable shakeup In c i Leo VlgneauH, director of situ- All in all, training plan was Mrs. M iller’s attorneys have eight legislators, ^ of whom on Rt. 44A will be started soon The Couples' Club will go cember even If the schedule had a Used '-.In their cataloging pro- H any Andersen queaticned chard Hin School: Mias Susan the administration ot me state's served as legislative members MOTOBZNO MEMOREBB dent personnel at Coventry High by the Coventry 4-H Foresters bowling at 7:30 p.m. Saturday been met. laid down in April of 940 hours ^ gramn T ltsn would alM ba loae fUed a $760,000 damage suit poat-secondary schools. DAVBfflPORT, Iowa (AP)— for practicing the three^ orbits, whethsr tlis proposed school Kleger, a Orada 3 teacher and against VoUtswagen Werk Oo. ■ msiribers on whether he agreed font, Main S t haU. Tmohers to Meet Pap Teats Set OF " MANCHESTER <# ir with Mn. Romeyn's report Appointments are stUl a’vall- 5th Rib w-' Supt Warner oommented that On April 6 there will be half he was "not soM on It" day of school so that the career able for “Pap" testa to be glV' irican room Ho said the reeding be had tsachsrs w ill be this to meet to en Mar. SI, from 3 to 4 pm. earl dtscusB aotlvltles. and 0 to 8 p.m. at the South dime did not sUbetantiate her Windsor Bank and Trust Co., E oonehislona, but be was wlU- There wUl be no lunchM served. The school day will av Jdin Fitch Blvd. b ***. to do moro reading on the Appointments may be made rf matter. ___ orsga four hours to meet state by calling the public health {• Assistant S «^ WnUam Pee- requlramsou to be oonetdered a nurse at the town hall any and your pocket-book ordered! \Fresh, Grade A ry agrsad w m Supt 'Wlamer fori day. morning between 8 and 9 am . It and noted Iba entranoa ages WotWbops win bs hold by The teat wlU bs done by local 3 p . . m . ean be raised and tfe rm a e i Gradis 1 through 8 at toe Or physlclana. t!! fo r economM iwasona a s also chard B U School and the high The test can detect uterine t huUoated he would hks to dis- aebool wlQ meet by depart cancer befot* any wmptena ^ suas the kern with the teach- ments. iq>pear. Supt. Warner etnphaslxed THURSDAYS LARGE S' It eras noted thal the en- Mayor to Speak that coostderable time must be Mayor John Eg^ win be US tranoe age for ohlldren begin- d>ent with the career people nlng Grade 1 this fall could not guest speaker at a meeting of Xiist year some duties were as the A v « y SL School P T A to be FRIDAYS S;” bo change booauso o f those sighed that were not suitable to hdd ApM 6 at 6 pm. at the p f children Umi had attahded me its. He noted that he school. His topic wlU ba "Oenr- r - eucperatWa K iR ir if *^1" like to make these ernment and Education." L' year. * " worthwhSe projecte for the A fonner football coaCh and Zt W M slab noted that If this egraer teachera. — English teacher In the Attle SS aedston Is niadrby thsboard TVthOlaeaad Outbreak boro, Mass, school system, EGGS ite sf-aduesUon It mignt dscres Supt. Warner nported to the Iftoyor Egan holds a master’s 2 tha enroUment fc r .g pubUe kin- board that there had been an degree In education from imode C dargarten by wM-tkutl. duthrebk at the Avery S t Island OoUege. He Is currmtly in entsr tha sospwatlve Mn- Mwcl of wbat WM deai^ted national account manager for \Exfra Lean, Fresh f ' dargarten a child must ba five the "Fifth Disease" by !the the Unlvao Dlvlslaa of Sperry M yaars old by Jan. 1. ■ State Department of Heallaim. Rand. w ghis woold In turn affect the Children In large numbers Briefs number of teachers h>md for a The Avery St. Christian Re public ktndergartea IM t should broke out In a rash which could nod be dlagnoeed by the town formed Church wlU hold a Bible fZ bo startsd faU. study and prayer meeting to C Mrs. Racneyn notod In her ro- hsaKh offboer of State Depart G round ment of Health, night at 8 at the home of Mr. ^ quasi that a numbor o f the E present toechlng staff were not Ths superintendent said con- t enthusiasUo about making tha earn was e:q>reased becaujM the P change. school was experimenting with ’» The board also asked the a nssrfloor flndeh. But an al' F South Windsor Education Ate latgie rsaotion to the compound GAR RENTALS f sedation to jtudy ms matter sraa luled out by the health de- * and report Mfifo to It by June partmeRt. or LEASING lb. t 16. N o definite dlegnoela w m CHUCK given the dleease except that It J bOdOe Belied DIsenaeed g The board dlecuased tha pro- WM not soazict fever. *A I McAm S poaH middle school and em- 8WEA Report •AN M oM i phadaed that If ons was not Biapt. Warner announced the •± W t by 1967,. two element) Scum Windsor Education As- •AH TImM {Real Polish Style 3 aohools Wtedd be aseded aodatfon has completed a ca w bouse the expected MO pupils. reer study report. He oompU- Paul Dodga P o n tio e E Supt. WbiTisr win outline mented me gro«q> on an excel INC. i what has prevtously taken lent report " place rinoe wptember on the A group oonetetlng of Supt. $78 MAIN STREET entire stock of\ quality Z Junior Ugh questton. Ih a board Wanwr, Asatetant Supt Perry Phone 649-9861 >- alao suggeatod that the admin Is- and Saul Fineetcne met weekly Kielbasa RUGS \Exfra Lean, Plate *Old Braids Executive House Braids Old CofoniaU art raaT braidad rugs, mad# of haavy rag Execiittvo House Brafdi aro nfada with 100% virgin materials and hand braidad; than tightly machina wool surface yarn, tightly finished over a thick, resilient stitched for truo colonial appaaranca and beauty, Ro- core. Reversibleibio for double ■ •• wear, those...... 100% wool- RIB face rugs are a big value at these special sale prices. varsiblo for double wearl They will give a true Colonial •O'* warmth to Ony room in vour homo. Chooso from (I) Colorings are In loft, muted tones which allow thorn to Why HARTFORD^C^NATIONAL is in the cards Boigotono, or (2) Multieolorad . . . and five sixes! bl.n4 W.II with many color schomo,. Chole. of 111 Avd- cdo, (2) G old..of Pionoor Brown, and 15) Cinnanmn. at every bridge party in town Save $40.00 $129.00 9x12 f t Now $89. Choot. .orly for Im s I talacflon. STEW Ik Tbs nylon laoe front boidi Rat and Save S30.00 $109.00 8x10 ft Now $79. Save $29.30 $89.00 9x12 ft Now $59.50 TRAwann why is lh at Ihe ladies have found out how easy m oothi Long leg* taper down that god in b«ek, a double paoet Save $20.00 $69.00 8x10 ft. Now $49. 1. N iM Greco h n I fsN- Save $25.95 $74.95 6x9 ft Now $49. time retail cireer; likes and pleasant Hartford hfational makes their banking.. We c t Hyiou and Lyen ri tpandkx. the convenience of her T|hrM e n w ^ o f ’comf|Wtablo Save $6.05 $21X)0 3x5 ft Now $14.95 Save SI0.00 S49.00 6x9 ft. Now $39. Hartford National chocking SPLIT BROILEES have 124 banking services, so yen can take care of Impcovemeot on naturte DNHl^> n occounL $12.95 28x48 in. Now $9.95 a ll your hanTnng in one place. I t eaves a lo t o f time—*and toe a raal giiU Save' S3.00 2. Mrs. Robin Wood, - ^ 0 )g ijiBMtonr ~ a busy volunteer worker, V. • r •* 7 *Nyl-Braid Ovals does i ll her banking you meet eo many o f your friends herel checking and savings, with us. ThaFs probably why to many womn in our mw do ■» . II)' ^ Nyl-Braids ara axtra haavy oval rugs with all Nylon faea *Supef-Pioneer Braids yam. Heavily sawn and rovorsibla for extra bng waar, 3. Mrs. John Kopshever WHOLE handlos personal bills humett with Hartford Natumd, do moa ha(|%irdles like girls who wear .those rugs made for tho early American living room, with her own Hartford Super Pioneer Braided Ovals are the ideal rug for your dining room and badroom. Tha 'tight yarn pmvants dirt National spociolchockiaf guest room, or summer cottage. Made of soft-toned from sifting through . . . makes thorn easy to clean. BIRDS yam In muted eolors these rugs provide an early . f D||ialf^)ymRNER^^ Choiea of III Majbvo Bolgo, (2) Meadow Gmon and American look at low east. Boina rovorsiblo, you got (3) Graan Forast. double wear, too. Chdeo of 11) Browntonoi (2) Rod| HARTFORD N ATIO N AL^<^AN K AND TRUST **R«m6mb«v- Tsi MuM-coiorad and I4l Blua; Save $15.00 $89.00 9x12 ft. Now $74. MINIMUM W mHT lW l H EgMriBaeed Fittiiig*B Save $10.50 $44.50 9x12 ft Now $34. Save $13.00 $79.00 8x10 ft Now $66. ) 1 ttONgY tg tt TO trOMC n o PtOHK tmwatamrmremwaamroUm . TM,. Thing ’ Sive f8.00 8x10 ft Now $31. Save $12jOQ 159.00 6x9 ft $47« FRICIS Ifw cm i TNH^ $AT. { /, $ ii^ $ 6 .0 0 t o ) $ 2 3 J O *Ltnlitad^’le ^ e k on hand. No spnalnl-ordart. y - ■>.-* ij; i'- 1 't ,, . t-. t JL In. ,L ,1 NANCHBSTER EVENING HSBALD, rMANOHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH S4, 19€6 PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN^ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, starting at 10:80 am . A ll club Navy on l ie sub tender U.8.8. '*■ t. A i i d o v ^ membeni are urged to get their Gilmore now on cruiao and In food items for Um sale to I t a . Puerto Rloo until April. 11. Be HEALTH CAPSULES Bolton Leon Palmar. Wales Rd., by will flnMi bto period of sarvica . by Michwl A. Petti M.D. Town Offices Preacher Set lots afternoon of ths Friday be within tbe next few moEiths and HOW LONG CAN YOU K8SP fore tha sale. Anyone needing then ptoaa to oonttmio with tala VITAMIN PILL4 8EF0RE TM6V Wm Close fw > To Study Metropolitaiu Crisis transportation should call Mrs. education. L0$6 THSIR' STRENGTH > $ 300,000Asked for Change to Fiscal Year For Service Benjiunln Foreman, School Rd. Drive in Final Week Lugg Funeral WESTERN Tba Rad Ckoss msmbaitoilp Gats House Poet By ROBRBir nUPATBICK naltemattvee, make reoosttiraiT-flaigsr and more oMmlrebenslve George Nelson, Long Hill Rd., and fund drive o f ilia Ookunbia First fielactinan fiaimMl board at flnanea yotedf I f the $800,000 were not bor-wmeetlng on Monday, Tueeday^neesmen ffom^ ****'°**...^ Federhl and state con- dattone, and leave action' to fsdsral grants. has been appointed a messenger Chapter, now in Its final week, or Wednesday of next wedc. through April 1 by a committee On Sunday Pearl said that oil town ofnew ' rowSd, ttiere would have to be others. Ths housing aot of 1986, now in the House of Representatives is progressing well aooordlng to will be Mooed tomorrow laat night to ask tor a $>00,000 The churrii school has pledg appointed by Mrs. Harold F. cam over the deepening a yew of "double taxes" in or pending In Omgtose, contains for this term of the Legislature. Mn. Raymond Stoner, local noon "out o f rasp set o a t ' 10-yaar bond iasua to financa ed to help a Ohriatlan mission Laws, chairman of tha Bolton “metropolitan crisis” will Tbe hslpte sensed' ot regtonal Tbe Rev, John L. Oastesl wlU der lb make the change. The financial assistance which H e is a veteran o f the First drive chairman. mourning for a beiovad towns school In Jordan. In the school, drive. advitory groups was dlscudsed bo the guest prsacber at a Len the cbanga to a uniform fiscal board of finance felt that this ultimately lead to a curtail would aid in buUdlng sntiroly World W ar and served as a Mrs. Stoner is hopeful that man, J u ^ e H arry H. Lugg.” Committee members are at len^. It w m agreed that ten worship service Sunday at yaar. would be much harder on the oaHed TSlltha Kumi, are over ment of local sovereignty, new eemununitito by private mail carrier in the Andover the drive captains will urge 200 Arab girls from kindergar Thomas McKinney, John Whk- with the present set itp, prog 7:>0 p.m. at the First Oongre- The retired Common pisoa’ Ih a salactman wlU call a tonRm taxpayers. buUdGii. post offics for many yean tm- their workers to oompleta all naaUng somatlma naxt month ten through high school. It is ham and Harold F. Laws. BEEF M ART said Prof. George Raymond ress toward restoring ths an gational Church. Uourt Judge died yesterday. His. calls on families in town by The new fiscal year, taxes i1 TOLLAND TURNFIKE ROUll (3 MANCHESTER to- MMOBI cient functions of the city and The Pradidsnt has established til his retirement a few years funeral will be hMd tomorrow. ’ so that tha town may vote on located in a small village near Baseball Meeting Set of Brooklyn’s Pratt Insti Now HvI im in Simsbury with Tuesday. and budget, would nm from There will be a meeting for achieving better balanced com- a Temporary National Oommle- back. He was chief of the And "Judgs Lugg was a great ana itoathar It wants to maka tha July 1 to June 30. Bethlehem. tute to a small town plan sion to study how local aonlng Ms wife and cMMren, the Rev. She has also confirmed the enanga to a uniform fiscal year, Parents are to tg sure their all those working in the town OPEN THURS., PRI. n U ♦ P.|i. — TOES.. WED., SAT. TO 4 P.M. — CLOSto MOHOATS m.unitiee In a region Is unHksIy. over Fire Department for a devoted Jurist and oomnmmltY regulations affect both the cost Dr. Oast eel was formerly a pro report that the Red Cross and If It win vote tha bond issua. 'The board voted to tell the children place coins for the baseball program tomorrow at ning audience laat night at Raymond, as other forum number of yean and has also leader,” Pearl oald, "and hto and pattern o f development, fessor of praoticsl theology and swimming program at ths lake The board of financa said that board of education members mission in the proper slot in 7:30 p.m. It will be held In the Manchester High School. speakers had done, stressed that been very active In the Am eri lifelong service to Ms oountry;. and how they can be made director of fleW work at Union can Legion and ths First Con- this summer ^ i l call for no *toonsarvatlva calculations ImU* that It would return summer the collection envelopes each Education Building o f Bolton The ohaliman of Pnatt’s it was in the interest of each special registration fees. All his state snd his town wfil ro». school tuition money so that SHOP OUR MODERN STORE FOR A NEW EXPERIENCE IN FRESH MEAT more consistent with sound ur Theok^col Seminary in New gregational church. main an hnportant psut of V er abta that tha savings In Interest week. CongregationiU Church be-1 planning departmcEit spoke on town to look to the weUare of York Oky. He served on the fac Andover residents are eligible they can meet summer school ban development. Soil Map Ready non’s history. The town of Vwy; en short term borrowings will In Antique Sfiow cause alt town meeting places | the subject, “MegalopoUs and the region. ulty there for 17 years. He was to Join the class and expensea IF VOU 4T0RE Them in a expensea provided the school Is are being used. Cocu:hes and I Regional Planning," at the ' Raymond, in effect, told the Tbe Conservation Commission non extends heauTfelt sympathY practically taka cara of intarast Mrs. Martha Kendall of BUYINO. NOTHINfi PRE-PA0KA8ED. FEATURINO QUALITY HEAVY WEST Tbe effect of Manchester’! uT' recently named a general secre will be paid for from the funds CL0$EP, PARK 80mE, AWAV on tha bond issua." Ih a board s^-supporting. The tuition fees Brandy S t will be one of the managers are urgently needed.! sixtli and final town-financed ban renewal projecta, tor eX' Capitol Region that new ways has been informed by Soil Con •FROM HEAT, THERE WILL 9£ to Mrs. Lugg and family.’’ are coming, and that it might tary tor leadership training of servationist Tbomton H. SecOr, contributed to this year’s fund added that the one mill cur would be paid into the general dealers exhibiting at the Great Anyone willing Jo help in any forum. drive. NO $ERI0U« L0$4 OF The RockvlUe PubHc LMMrarjr. do well to heed John Kenneth the Council for Lay U fa and Jr. that the general soil map of rently being set aside tor tha fund. er Hartford Antique show spon way should attend the meeting. In making aummaiy remarks Work of the United Church of POTENCY THE FlR^ET TEAR. will close at noon tomorrow in Briefs ERN STEER BEEF AT DISBOUNT PRICES. Galbraith’S admonition, “ He Andover done by Mm anq. Ms fiscal year ofaanga wmfid be Ihe board of flnaitce will sored by the Women of S t at the outset o f the final Christ, a union of the Evangel Manchester iBvsnlng observance of the fimeral for. The conservation commission who does not antioipats change department is now comi^ete. afimlnatod. meet THieaday to work on the James’ Episcopal Church at the fonim. Dr. James Brown, head ical and Reformed Church and Andover correspondent l*w - Hm SIi Cw «uI** •**•• lAlirwiHia Judge Lugg, who was chain-, will hold its regular monthly becomes its vlctlm.“ Secor will meet with commis •••''Mi»liiNo4«l»«to«<«SksnwM«iwa— 'The board is planning to maka tax rate. Ih e final corrected as West Hartford Armory April 5 of the University of Hartford's OoEigTegational Christian renoe Moe, tel. 742-6796. man of ths library board. meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m., PRICES EPPECnVE m URS. — SAT. Regional A ffairs Center, said A contributor to the Bneyclo- sion membern, and othen who the change in July, 19W. Taxes sessments have not come beck through April 9 from 1 to 10:30 ChxavbBB. Win be & a May 16 this year from the Data Processing Oo. probably in the town offices. that Ute seriM had worked Its pedia Americana, Raymond will make use of the map, at p.m. Rev. Dr. Casteel has a broad 7:46 p.m. on Thursday in the U ntil they do, the board cannot Gerald A. Plante, son of Mr. The planning commission will way from the small city In the said that this country "owes background of education and town office building to explain Since tha town budget is now oCficiaHy set the mill rats. and Mrs. Alexander J. Plante of meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the first forum to the megalopolis, its greatness to its gsnius for adopted in October and tax rev- At the Tuesday meeting all town office conference room. the giant city, In the sixth. compromising ths deepsst dlf- work in ths church. He g^ad' the uses and limUations of the Bayberry Rd., had been pledged Hated from Nebraska Weleyan aaua does not start coming In boards snd commissions con- to the Lehigh University chap Such a city, said Raymond, fsrenoes within the fraoMwork map. University in 1927 and later Dance Date Changed nptli May 16, tha town has to oemed with data (H-ooeasing ter of Lambda Chi Alpha. Manchester Evening Herald had brought with it social and o f a federal union." borrow in anticipation of these Bolton correspondent, Cleme- economic disparities that are Referring to the London al earned M.A. and Ph.D. degrees Tbe dance being put on by wlU meet to discuss the data Zoning Agent Donald Tedford from Northwestern University. taxes. Ih a amount of money processing contract. well Young, telephone 643-8881. deeply affecting the nation’s location of fimctlons, he said the Andover Republican Wom reported that only one certifi An honorary doctor of laws was gpmt on interest on this short' Bake Sale Saturday social stahllity. that the key to such a solution en’s Club at the Town Hall, cate of registration was Issued given him by Nebraska Wesley term borrowing is InoraaMng TBe Ladies Benevolent So here lies in the quality, depth, first announced tor April 8 has last month, to Stanley Patnode Quoting President Johnson, an in 1947. platinum aaeh year with tha increase in ciety of Bolton Congregatioiwl and integrity o f the study. He been set ahead one week, to for a dormer on a house on Attempt to Open Raymond ' described the lUs, Ha was ordained a minister A i»il 10. Tbe Ambassadors, a t%a amount borrowed. O nnvh w ill hold a bake sale Notch Rd. "The old, the poor, the discrim applauded the C R PA group for WE MEAN IT WHEN WE W WE HAVE THE FINEST GROUND Black Patont HEATS IN THE AREA - THOUSANDS OF FOUNDS SOLD WEEKLY Bluo Calf High or Mid Heal • Block Pafonf GROUND CHUCK GROUND ROUND • Bluo C alf • Black C alf VITALITY! STAY ■i HOME Miss Moftba White, Keeifoy NIGHTS? vrPiucivFa Tfts SAtt-Df ybuR F a ^ •treat, Otastonbury, will direct Ju8t 8 glatic« Is onoi^h td show o ff the sophiotietb- "Plrstas ot Penzonew” to , bo Not this shoe! Ready for any fun . . . Spring or presented by the lunchester tion of this VlU lity fhoe. A young sophisticate but OtF A 3AU- O f ft w d / ' ^ 7iTSC iP F O R & V O J R EIGHT MANCHESTER RESIDENTS HONORED BY JOHN HANCOCK Gilbert and Sullivan Workshop Summer brings. on Mftroh 26 and 2T at 8:00 P.M. sensible, t()b . abcgit all the things that make a M gh t nstdaote, memtasrs eif tlw Hartford Boot District Office, forming the laigeet einglh repreeentaUon from in Monchaster High School. A INgtriet OCfica eC the John Hoaddook Mittuol U fs Inniranoa any o m hifh hod. S9 dmteo Chib Busin sss CoofersBoa in Miami Boaefa, Florida. officials for the oonference to be held at the Doral Beach Hotel XeaMwater musical drolod. She jew?’ fejTM/A sH£Ei? sjstrmm um March 38-AprU 1. THESE WHOLESALE PRICK ON GROUND CHUCK A 1> Ounervlaor of MuMoJBIdl^, ^ Mid or High Haals tha eight are pictured above: (Front Row—left to right) Dale eatlo^tn town's flemititollY Her axparltaos .w ltii rM A IN < 1Tg>|>tMin Michael J, Maloney ft. and Oanlat Oallagber. (Roar The Hartford Bast Dlatrlot offloa at 864 Middia Turnpike ROUND ARE ^ Y O U MRY DAY |N OUR BulHvon B axtsaslve *4" leer lift to right) WOUam Wiitaeh, Ihirloo Rufflnl, mobolas West, which Issued $30 niUUoa o f Ufe Ineurance gurtng 1864. • ill Oqns^tUitoRaialplto iMd.Rogir ' will also receive a q>eetal trc^diy In rtoognttlan o f Its outataad- tna achievement as the top-ranking John Hancock, District of- FRIRNDLY. C< ' .... M A F k > im K SHOB win aUand tha four-day 1 flM tot the sixth aucceastve yeOA - . ' of the kartioird ■ ;m jj' •.i Ji-. WEDNESDAY, MARCT 24, 1865 Page^ 15 to 28 MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1966 S e e f i o n Two I W e d n e s d a y , m a r c h «, lees lian tlfY liter tu M iitig f rralh PAGE FOGRTBEN funotiona,” ths thrss msdlesl ad hy the R«v. Haihort Smith, ■MoisUsta rerorted by P n t v ^ miniater-ab-large lor MAnches- Cosmo Suffers i — ------Crowd Seen 3 * Bortet OMfllnuSet party w u doM by a consultant and taria Center OongregMlonal paper. Discriminatory Housing Bills Church, serving the North Bnd No jOl Affects the second, about five years ago Nuclear Blast in Air "That means that there )ias o( Hattf ord. proup Makes Study by the state. Set to March bean proven the general poari 4. Whether the reclassifica MOltoOW (AP) — Ths first WUty of davakvtng------spnee suits"■ Need Safeguards for Owners b r a in fYNHI man to walk In specs returned with a self-containad Hfa-sup- tion "was done on the basU of Tested Underground MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — port system, protecting the a review of the entire classlfl- In Hartford Some 96 students at Grant to earth with no nottceahle i Of Reclassification catlim system T'f Martin said it spaceman from vacuum, visi- tt are 4,700 feet deep and upward* ^le Greater New Haven CJhaiA- school here are cheerfully tak changes in Ws- p h ^ ca l ctmdl- was. (Contimwd tron Page Oae) RARTFORO (AP) — 8«fe-^ter the harmonloiw In tep ^ on ot< tion, Soviet doctors said today. MIe, ultraviolet end infrared of 6 feet in diameter. ber of Commerce. (Coatliraed tron Page One) ing part tn an experiment. They solar radiation.” m ...... 5. Whether differences be guaixle for property owners all minority groups into U»e so are being provided break- They also reported data from —Further advances In the art At a new testing site being cial and economic life o( 'the Pearce said the chamber fav The doctors also said there J A three-man committee studying a plan to reclassify tween Martin and department developed at Pahute Mesa - - rtiouM be written into any MU ored the Mile if the legislature He said the Hartford Oty feats each morning before the flight showed that coamo- heads had been Ironed out? of developing relatively ‘“clean” Riet would grant the Mate pow- state.” school woric etarU. Frank Lew naut Alexei Leonov suffered no was no evidence that Leonov Down employes will meet next week to prepare a report north and west- of older sites at The Mils were opposed by felt they were needed and if Council had agreed to delay its had any physical trouble during Martin said he still disagrees weapons — that Is, those having Frenchmen’s Flat and Yu c m •r to 8«ek injunotiona in housing they oontiJned safeguards for is, iHinclpal, had reported that muacle strain during his 10- m the plan to the town board of directors. Aacrtmlnatlon cases, a spokes- Hall Deming of Stamford, a real scheduled meeting so that coun his sa■■ lly ------,into space------with some department heads’ leM radioactive fallout. inat — several "emplacement the property owner. some pu^la were not measur minute tumble in the cosmos. ^According to DemocraUc D l - ^ ------—— recommendations. man for a real estate brokers’ estate man, who said that the cll members can participate and "The first deU on the sUte ol "Muscular constraint was vir M otor Atty. David Barry, chair —New progress toward Im holes ranging up to nearly • proposal would work unfWrty._ A person found Innocent of ing up to their potential in KeOy, to determine during the 6. What recourse Is open to mile In depth are In various associatkin testified Tuesday. the Hartford Symphony Orches school, and that the lack of the cosmonaut show, first of all, tually- aheant and the move j ^ n of the committee,tee, thithe group proving capabilities tor detect Simon Peter Mont discrimination charges shwdd meetUig which categories of an employe or department head stages of completion. 8o are a The leglslature’B Judiciary The Rev. proper nutrition was one of the that there are no ndtioeable ments were well enough coordl three poealble courses of ing underground tests by other and Oovefnmental Functions gomery of Stamford, a spokes have “ recourse against the Mate tra has also agreed to delay Its nated," they said. employes were excluded. who disagrees with Martin’s number of exploratory hole^ or the person who issued the major causes. changes In hie physiological sctlon open to it: He sopdflcally dtsagreee with nations. Oommtttee heard Mils that man for the Stamford branch of concert at the Buehnell. (1.) It could recommend that plan? Martin described the CrowBon ssdd one of the major one of which will be 48,670 feel the National Association for the complaint,” he said. a plan suggest^ by Martin to procedure he says Is open at all deep — well, over two miles. wmild authorise the State CIvU The Rev. Mr. Smith said the u e reclauiflcaUon plan as pre- delay the reclassification of techniques developed tor under Rights Oommission to seek court Advancement of Colored People, Over 28 peraons testified in march will begin at 7 p.m. and tlmea to town employes: mred by Gener^ Manager some persohnel (n an to ground testing Is the carving out Injunctions agaihM the sale or said he had more thui 100 cases favor of the Mils, including: thd rally at the Capitol is sched Uchard' Martin be adopted; (2.) Any employe who disagrees of huge subterranean rooms, In his files to prove that the Spokesmen for NAACP chap overcome problems c r e a t s d rental of housing in any case uled to wind up between 8:30 and a could recommend it be re when new employes are recruit with his rating can obUln a with tunnels radiating from where w.- • ■' V ' JUNCHBSTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1W8 ■ ' S I PACT fllXTBEW by ths Hebron and Mra Robert Oafazzo. Bridge from private customers or the Qiwnd Canyon projier, would Negro Oeople Charged / Never N«e#B Wltthtg Something unusual has cosne Tprginol government. Many Factions Involved destroy not only the MNE iMarchers Tackle Big Business but also the unique Ufa f ^ a ) in the ease of a Hebron / SeamlcM Middle Age? | Big buslneu stresses that It is Growth Study 3egro couple, Mr. and Mrs. efficient, that it can do Jobs that through the Lowell Cherry, accused of small firms can’t, take risks CO to depend upon the river a PHARMACY Duresqe /RcaUient Gets er In Dams vs. Nature War maintaining a TlMli and public What’s That? they can't, develop new life. 664 CENTEk ST,~64»-M14 Final Major Trek Undertvay at nuisance’’ Iw health director products, new fields that small / Non-Slip By SAM DAWSON WASHINGTON (AP) — The^Oanyon Dam, wit** Ks now-fUl- Cjatl H. LMcs. Ute nuisance is Seamless By HAL BOYLE I ones can’t. Big business also Take6 pleasurt is tit- I ____ _ a heap of chicken naanure that AP Business News Analyst contends its greater efficiency beauty at the Grand Canyon''Ing reservoir. tirade School NEW YORK (AP) — What Is' Members of the Senate and nouncifiR thdp imW fran- I (OeBtfamed from Page Ooe) off becauBS the ground waa too was on tha lend when the / Chemical Reriotant NEW YORK (AP) — Big busi holds prices dowm, offsets rising country and the demand tor muddy. couple bought it from Morria middle ag«T I production costs, markets more House from California and Ari ch iM lin e . Floors According to the dictionary, it ness is getting bigger fast. The more water In California and zona, which would be most di of destructive forces would be IVwre were these oftier devel- Once again National Guards Anthony Bauduccio, candidate Goldstein, a local poultry farm / Design Unttmited la "the period of life between cheaply and dependably. Big begun in what by men and Army troopa aettvated traditional American uneasiness business says that.it often is the Ariaona have set off a dams vs. rectly affected by the program, opnwnts on ttw rsclal s(tone: for the sixth year diploma at the er. the ages of about 40 and about generally have come around to apart as part of the by Preaident Johnson ringed the about it Is showing both at the chief source of orders for small nature dispute. — Sen. Sean J. Brvta Jr., D- University of Connecticut, Is The Cherrya are seeking caah by Factory / Low Maintenance •0." the approach advocated by sj^em , to be preserved JADE EAST camp. contributions to aid them Ih Like most dictionary defini government and the public lev firms making parts or' materi The federal government. Con paired for aM America a fu- H.C., served notice he plans an About nigtittaH, the Rev. i working on a study of the edu als, or taking subcontracts as Udall. extended "edueatloiMl diecus- cational growth program at legal defense, but say that tions, this one is crass, unimagi els. '' gress and state officials are In But there sUll are differences JamSe Bevel, an aide to King,' money is coming in very Trained / 5 Year Warranty f'T>, big orders are parcelled out. when the votliw righta bill ordered that no nwre campers Hebron Elementary School with native and downright unhelpful. The rush of annual reports volved In the maneuvering -r as to the exact provisions of leg slowly. For it clearly implies that, if But with all the Increased USEFUL PICKING reachea the Senate floor. But In be permitted on the oami^te Mrs. Evelyn Rowley and Mrs. / Exterior or Interior show how successful corpora and so is a hard-flghftlng con islation. particularly in regard . debate with Atty. Qeh. MchOlaa The couple are to tell their middle age ends at ' ‘about 60,” tions grew last year — both in government activity in the to Oallfomla’s share of the BUS-nS, Fla. (AP) — T® "because there is too’ much Florence Rich. Mechanics then old age must begin at courts, many big companies servation group named the Sier Katsenbach he conceded the mud.” He urged the other Origins, purposes and poesible story at a meeting of the New sales and profits, and also in waters. help beat the labor s h o r t y . measure probably win be enact- London Branch of NAAOP at about 61. plants and other assets. seem sure to get bigger, and ra Club. and to earn money for club nwrehera “ to yrin ue tomor Improvements sure being con Call For Free E s ta te —No Obligation many more big ones may evolve The "'erra Club has mounted ' ad. row.’’ the Shiloh Baptist Church This is rampant nonsense. The number of bllllon-dollar This club, wWch is based at a full-scale attack on construc projects, Eustls Klwanls Club sidered. from the merger of smaller San Francisco and has ohapters —Laenrence Osddlnal Shehan The R«v. R a M D. Abernathy, Recent doings at the school there. The meeting is scheduled' 875-2042 Call'a woman of 61 an old lady, corporations is swelling. Often tion of the Marble Canyon and and Key Club members spent and she’ll scratch your freckles ones, before the trend slows. from the Pacific Oout to the a Saturday morning In the . of Baltimore said in a New Or- treasurer of Kbig’s Southern may be summed up as follows: for tomorrow night at 8. the measurements of the largest Bridge Canyon dams. aJeana interview be felt parilci- cut; call a man of 61 an old companies In individual indus AUafitic, says two electric pow orange groves. ChrioUan Leadermp Confer Mrs. Rowley's first year class At 4-H Forum er dams that the Interior De ’The club, founded In 1892 by Mion by clergymen of a* ence, returned to Atlanta for a ■Victor Rychllng of Hebron, is man, and you’d better duck tries are changing as fast as J 5 YEARS Salt 3prs.87^ a i6 .1 .U / Guaranteed to wear 6 montfaa or gat HAND SERVICE 8 pain free. 100% cotton. CREAM 'tiJf— Am I . PROTECTION CONTRACT FREE OF EXTRA COST y/A . ■■ J.- Men’s ON FUU LINE (Cologne 4M «r ’ ■ c S f (teisurgate> ADMIRAL—WESTINGHOUSE ■MbHsMkimk WM Rag. 98o.|Now FILM CilGrnia C jjJorF H R i 2»„9r the smartest thing in handbags PHILCO 3 S 7 9 * - r 5 5 * £ 2 ^ (her very own checkbook, of course) SUPER PKOOUNTS VfiCOLB TELEVISION WMK INTO SPRING IN SPIRITEO FUTSI IUSYRUViR*CHIU>RlirS SCHOOL OR PUY SHOiS TOO GOOD TO PASH UPt ' e m iL E i ^ y SfzesdVktol# I. Black or ivhit6Pati^t«*olefinic.GirV8M-S. _ _ i i . aww Ptotare Bcidds ir t . I P. Blade or laather oxfonta. 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(SS' ■['.j- H f -: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1966 PAGE NINMnaSN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER H M «N G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2A 1965 knows fts oaftomM is » minor iq> wMh Marxlst-Lienlniat ideolo agsinat tea Unttad States. IBdp Charing dent that the Manned Space-’ to bring some of tho later Soviet army officers by imply manned Oemlnl flights to a firm The American Panorama ing that centraHasd anltertty earn wants nsltesr. Present P craft Center gave up on the gy. Much of what was dons In All Gemini Landings plan. landing before the program Red Central Committee ooidd bs diffustd to awssp away the U .8.ait under Kbrutechev Bretensv*s oondnanaliai of a r S to r of tbs State LondiniSi Boms o f the boraaneiaUc road- For liquor sale Engineers, spending thou e n ^ in 196S. Mastad by the Red CMneae V.8. pofi^ and Ms Mot of rate- S S S o l O tm m iM Mocks impeding swifter devel tiw Sovist volnatosn ter ^Tst tbs propoosd <*anges^He ^ LQWPOW n h aiteg Chwn is sands Instead of millions, start Otherwise, afl will make sea To Discuss Farm Problem landings. Basement Coal Mine, Models in the Bank opment of the interaal aconoray. as tee worst of hsrisy and a Item win not sattefy Sm Called «Un£air^ the commission has j^ " * * * ® ^ oonsIdHed Ths .schtcr of Lon- ed a develepment program of Scheduled for Sea their own on a device called Landing capability was one of Breshnev could ran into diffi teift in the direction of Western CMneae. W ith good rsasoa, Fa> tended that a pennitito teduld doB and to ths startteg petet .*rtf culty if be attempts to pieesnrt oapitaHsm. The committee now king suspects teat the Kramlhi HARTVrmO (AP) ->^^texlstiBg not sell whsB a parasail with retro-firing the Oeminl prognun’s prime (Editor’s Note — A short beer r - T T - n t m m v m STOP.SHOP A Golden Opporlunily for SU^ & Shop Cuetomen onfyl SUPER MARKETS ffl'ow a qears of value Golden Garden M s ‘ S'-. Triumphant U.S. Astronauts Virgil (Gus) G rissom foreground, and V. walk to quarters aboard the U.S. Airoraft Carrier Intrepid^ter "® “ d _ H o w S ^ ^ ^ capsule. With them are John Stchesifer, left, head of the NASA recovery team, ______nere, extreme right, NASA. (AP Photofax). A special collection of 8 golden One big envelope containing annuals created by the famous Luther Burbank Seed Company to 8 packages of different celebrate our (jolden Anniversary. The 100-foot tall Titan 2 lifts off Complex 19 amid a cloud of steam at the start of the GS’U?* ^ ‘**1*^ Stop Shop It’t time to plant — time golden annuals! Cape Kennedy. This view, made from a Saturn service tower, looks alcmg mlssle row. (AP Photoax). SUPFR MARK! 'S to save! Golden Package contains: Space Meal / • Poppy • Dally • Zinnia 10* iff Lux • Calindula • Tall Maricold A/f - G>st $425 Lii|iiN Dtitrecit a Dwarf Marigold • Callloptli 'if/ paakngi By HAKOLD WOXIAMS • Saapdragan CAPE KENNEDY, FU. (AP) sSlIhMM 55* of 8 —If you were to take astronaut ' 7 V A* Navy Lt. Cmdr. John W. Young You'll he glad to have thi$ on 'hand to lunch and order what he ate in space yeaterday — it would RIm o BIm the day you're ready to plant! cost you about 342S. Not worth it, you say, for D«t«rg«it what he got — orange Juice Stop 8 Shop Grass Se^ m beef pot roast, bacon and egg sandwich, and toasted bread " a s * * 86' Surround your Golden cubes. Cardan with a baiutiful Well then, how about the sec ond meal of apple sauce, chick earpat of gratn graaa. 5 a 1 ‘ ’ en bites, brownies and grape SIvsr Dsst Zippy flavor from fruit Juice. Sale prices our Piaverial Still not worth it? BIb8 Dtitrgtil Actually the high price comes from expensive research that Start Thursday m orning FRESH RIGGiO has gone into developing space •'sa i*8 9 ' food. The foods are freeze-dried and oompressed. They are then PIZZA placed In air-tight plastic bags. i Spnr (»0KED HAMS One man’s meals for one day 1 weighs 1.8 pounds. i Shirtw lRf This comperes with the four i to five pounds you eat daily. [ 2t tff I4MM SSt fresh er! B etter by far! FaM poriiON I C O t A O far However, 70 per cent of this I Tf t l f M . M « MS l i t porlloe weight is water. The astronaut's j Fully eoakad Ik food has 99 per cent of the mois- ' Fresh — juet heat ’em I ture remov^. Serve them eixzling for The process leaves the beef your Siuiday aupper 1 pot roast looking like a brown 10* off SWM lb Regularly 39c eachl BWt of dried mud, but with As her mother, Mrs. Barbara Yotqis, and brother, John Jr„ 6, listen, Sandra PORK LOINS 29: water added, it does taste some Young, 7, answers questions by the press after the finish of the two-man Gemini Liquid DtUritit WHIT what like roast beef. space flight on which her dad, Lt. Cindr. John W. Young was co-pilot. (AP Water is added also to Juices lb and apple sauce. Ihe other Photofax). , ;!&!sss 55* PORK SHOULDERS 33 Mrs. Betty Grissom, wife of Virgil 1. Grissom, and the couple’s two sons, Scott, items on the astronaut’s menu are bite-sized solids and don't •!B ' 4 SO* 14, and Mark, 11, right are a happy trio as they face the battery of newsmen at need water to be reconstituted. UJMIKS s& 4 6 9 * their home after the flight was over. (AP Photofax). After the “crumbly cookie” Wisk <*>- astronaut Cmdr. M. Scott (Car penter chased around his space Dotorfftiit Save 30c. Genuine Columbia River Salmon FM N C D craft, a new process for space food was developed. A different fo^ container was OlOoSo^SMtllt 79* SALMON STEAKS ^69' Gemini 3 devised along with a kmg-noeed AMERICAN water nozzle. The plastic bag SUOOR has a sealed valve in the top First Plane and the nozzle fits snuggly in • 4 Nabisco Hurry! Sale end* Saturday night! side. After water has been add DEUCIOUSLY MFnRENT! ed, from three to five ounces SPAGHETTI depending on the type of food ChttN Nipt So good they’re habit-forming For Space the valve closes to prevent leak age when the nozzle ia removed 19 29* Once you taste a White Gem no SAVE Another valve, resemWing a DOLLAR DAYS CAPE KENNEDY, Fla (AP) skindiver's mouthpiece, pulls other chicken will do! Better l t '/ 4 « from the bottom and flts into AMERICA’S NEW EST DREAM RINGS 3 2 ‘ sans — The Gemini epacecraft which the astronaut's mouth. He gets because they’re fresher — Whali aMronauta Virgil I. Griaaom and his food by squeezing the b ^ . Nabisco from the farm to your 2'Ata Howard Johnson's John W. Young rode into the eye Dr. Paul LaChance, nutrition ® libs of history yesterday was the al physiologist at the Manned ShrMM WhMl table in less than 24 Spacecraft Center, said the bite- a r v e d Clam Chowder ‘ flrst true flying machine to en sized foods, which have had all IMNi 29* hours! Luxury at a ter the space race. water drained from them, have eSUTOM OF OVU 50 MIlLtON DIAMOND AMO mDOIIM RINCI SINCE ISSO budget price! In the developing history of three coatings of gelatin to keep space flight, Gemini will proba them from crumbling. One day's menu contains HaK Gallon Stop » Shop s i bly prove the counterpart of the about 2,5 •NttPiMOm (riM S M m Tbne Dlikwii SiW UrH Tam Shartafliflg BblariM Blaaali lisiiTilMNNRi :' : ■pmd oat «le 29- 5 MOM IflANCHliaTiSR EVENING iiEEA IJP, MANCHl>aTEB. CONN., WEPNESDAY> MABCH 24> 1968 PAGE TWENTY-T f . Ai * ^AGB WHJNTX-'niU ■ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, MARCH U, 1 9 6 5 Wondar Culottai Tti City — Femon Cirets A r m DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE PIM • ]Farty That’ie Really PBae LITILB SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HQUSE with MAJO$ HOOPLE 'THE CAROUSE That’s one all Mnwr W Fu«l>_ card ahop at ‘Til City Shoppiiv of any age, any Plaxa, has a)t the new “Man- THAtMM* Bargains the time — a Worid Wor II m ark” PARTY BOOKS, 39c PHARMACY, Vernon CIreW, , ii- SOBaUlo of Coral each. Get them aU and have a fully stocked wltli Ow fM lItf ACBOM Listed by libiary pt psuty id^as tor suc- OOBMETICS like fsmgS* p s h a w , m a c k ,THOSE 00/S BABBLE IKmIatIM «lj^>a1in(lNr uirer Seeaftil entertaming; Children’s “Faben e” and “Alo.’’ W a UKB THE WITCHES IN M A Cet^/ . MwkI SSUpMta Naw parties. Card, Patio, Spring. ' ‘M ATBELUN V’ eooBtar Eripfl >NH«N AfWVOti ttOlMd'IP I BUT tL L LET y o u IN O N A LrCTLEr ■-----Jim* Y o ^ Mere K’e headquarters to riR K - you dlaoovei^ how to make year HAUL TSOWN h o u r FLAP, SHOW It « M 47Choo^ I SECRET— HEH-HEH/— TWE USinftrHNd • Oroaklottar PER PARTY (300DS: Nep- eyes Mpear blfftr, briglit and MA50R ? THE BOMTSU. BE8N LSADINP THEM ON/ NOW UPtbricildM SOGonpaaa paiat 8 2 2 6 Mne, ooeeters, Invitations, place bM u u i^ Troubled akin r*> AASVOOfRB. HAVIN'A ^ 1 t h a t T V S P LA V B D C A T -A N D - MAttbusMla •IBaUow 13H-34H cards. Skyro^et yoar hostess spends to “COVER OUtL” medi. vaA HARDER-pIMt SSLU rf AVOOSE WITH THEM tu t SPRiNS UBlaach,Mls UMakoRomaa rating with one visit to ‘THE cated foundation and powder. /W i. HOOF1.E ON W E dulDMM BBAfainit Baby^s Layatia ' K Around Totm CAROUSEL , For yourself or for a gift the BUG6S BUNNY lTHSTRAP/ IT Italian eelM MwWikapart ^ Main Street Stores S L IP P E R S ACT THAN A ItFamlnlna •78aa>eplMa(alL) “YARDLBY” SOAP SALE tage CHCWIN'TOBACCO STYpaofte SSGaa««l No pisNbe to »b t • Sew Casusli Sew Dreeey Hot Crou Bona Are Delicloas BSDtofa . SLaavWowt UaeAHlwr. In thd Spiinf i Help for Harried Homemakers their box-of-S eoap, $1.49 (reg. s a l e s m a n w it h a UAUafMI tOiM MTraai j riwFnn KBmaaeaabfl That’s onlJ^..paft cif the pleas- PILGRIM MILLS on Hartford During Lent, HOT CROSS $1.75. Bathe In a refreshing HERE’S VSR POOCH, > THIS'LL ^ J l l i \nanteo SODeCTMM 10 Hud A. young- man's fancy (and a "MARTtHlZlNO ' the ONE w in e TASTER f Mlado^bnaaa UPlIirotta floor dwailar ure:e of dining oiit at ETANO'S Hoad (former Chieney Hall) in. BUNS come fresh from the lather scented with. Red roeee, ELMER! X TAUSHTHIM OPSNVre SVES^^ • WAS V3U TO aUta young woman’s, too) tuma to HOUR DRY CLEANING vltes you to see end (eel the JkLL I KNOW! i-— — > IsnoatoT boo thoughtii of wedding belle. If RBSTAUBaTAURAWt ft 'OPOItTAIL ovem of EM’S BAKE SHOP. or Apr!! violete or cnqiaialte TEACH HIM HOW DOWN SI Now York plants at comer Main and CR(3CHET LOUmEi.^ RiiUU 6 '^ In fabric beauty BY THE YARD. T ii dlty Shopping Plazd. Fruity V(l'M \NAITIN6r WALK o(h«n 40! the date has been set, remem Birch Streets, also 299 West lavender. , IN THAT C A S E ,! TO MUgalpoiat 1 nahlaadan eaaal tint Bolton. Oome .TO enjoy a won What an array of WOOLENS with plump rSMim aiKl spiced WFlfCTN sup to tha tiiaa SSArld ber that HOUSE ft HAX£ Middle Tpke., know how busy ^WANTTOSflPVlfHXr S7IUiobood 41TolMi7 '■r., ■» a ; iJt ■ • ■ :.i'-' vf T.fAnw /» ■ : fk PAGE VfflSHT!^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, ______; I i-i t'kiiF PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1968 to Red Sox Trad^ Again Questioned Around fho Grapefruit League PHOENIX. Ariz. (A P)--tthnw th«^ ball. he explained.*^ Bostrni to Philadelphia for pitch-«S 1-S innings, Bennett was^across Qm winning run in the er Dennis Bennett. rdcked for a double by Jim Fre- ninth inning Tuesday night in One of the most controver This is the best I've thrown all ii Defense Key ^ A , « . a spring. la Butflia ^Aa the pain is ptlll "Wouldn’t it be something it gosl and a triple by Lou CSinton. Philadelphia's 6-4 victory oyar WITH KnicksWUlisReed sial trades the Boston Red there and I guess I'll have to Bennett came up with a sore The southpaw threw three balls St. Louis. Sox have made in recent live with it. I hope to pitch arm this season?" asked Stuart, to Costen Shockley, then sig Joe Torre slammed two hom For Victory YJVNHHM fears returned to headline again Saturday against the In who feels Boeton didn't receive naled Manager BtUy Herman to ers and Mack Jones one in Mil fk u l Btandlnge dians at Tucson." enough in exchange for him. the mound. waukee's 12-10 victory over Earl Yost s attention today with news The Red Sox left for Arizona "Do you think the Red Sox "My arm hurt like a tooth Pittsburgh. The Pirates got two Says Guerin T e w m W . L . NBA’ Top Rookie that Dennis Bennett had to immediately after the game brass would get jumped on a ache from the time I started homers from Bob Bailey and HERALD SPORTS EDITOR Paghnl’a ...... 13 2 stop pitching because of without any of the club officials little?” warming up,” Bennett ex one from Jim PagUaroni. Bt^Ron 8 S aNCINNATI (AP) — F l e t c h e r 's ...... S 7 NEW YORK—^WillU Reed, second draft choice of the the pain in his shoulder. commenting on the situation. The Red Sox brass might be plained afterward. "I was grad In other games, Houston de They piay San Francisco at pondering that very thought to ually losing my stuff so I felt feated Washington 7-6, Kansas Both.thfi coaches are look N a e a l f T s ...... S 7 !^ew York Knickeri^kers, has been named Rookie of Bennett, obtained from the City whipped the New York Today^s Teom — BfUtor’a ...... 4 8 ' FMladelphia Philliee during the Phoenix today. day following -Bennett's depar why force It? ing forward to a tough the Year in the NBA in the annual poll of writers and John Quinn, general manager ture from an exhibition baseball The situation, though, could Yankees 6-6, San Francisco B U c a ...... 4 10 Qtf-eeaaon for slugger IMck Stu game with a sore left shoulder. have Boston oWcials worrying stopped the CMCego CXibs 7-8, playoff contest between sportscasUrs covering league gafties. art, said he “had a pain in my of the PhilUes, told the BoMon Cincinnati dropped Detroit 9-1, Cincinnati Royals and PhU- Ftnsa games of the season Reed, 6-10 and 385 pounds,^ left shoulder just like a tooth Globe by telephone that the The painful exit came during about the value of the 26-year- Minnesota Twins Red Sox knew what they were the fourth Inning Tuesday, ju.st old hurler, who was plagued the New York Mets knocked off adelphia 76«ra f or the Na were played teat night. Paganl finished the 1964-96 season as were created by Wilt Ohanvber- ache" sdter walking off the Baltimore 6-2, Cleveland turned Osterera who took first pteca seventh highest eoorer in the mound Tuesday durii^ an exhi getting when they traded Stu after the Los Angeles Angels with arm trouble last season tional‘Baaketball Associa laln of Philadelphia, with his art, the first baseman who scored the run that eventually euid finished with a 12-14 record back another Angel squad 10-3, honors with a 12 and 3 reooid, NBA with 1,560 points for a 464 consecutive games with no bition game with the Los Ange and the Chicago White Sox beat ^uesUcB was posed by a mld- tion Eastern Division sm i- were hard preaeed as they 19.5 per game average. He was les Angels. drove in 111 runs last season. gave them a 1-0 victory. for the PhilUes. FORT LAUDERDALE,t disqualifications on fouls, After allowing only one hit In Stuart. Incidentally, singled Minnesota 3-1. westsm writer. finals.*' copped a 47-41 decision over the fifth best rebounder with 1,- (K)/24/B9 through 3/21/66); He said Boeton officials were Fla.—Biggest problem for “You don’t tamper wHh a .823 He had ju.st been tagged for a given a copy of the medical te Thc.ptaTote ttait ImSgM in NasaUir Anna. Bolton Fhar- 175 retrieves for a 14.7 average most consecutive ganjee played, pair of extra base hits that gave the Minnesota Twins, base- hitter.” 'CbMiimatl G ard m . Three of maoy turned bach the Elks, 70- per game. 8M, by John Keir, Philadel porta on Bennett's shoulder and The Cuban outfielder was the the Angels a 1-0 victory in a were invited to have their own jall’s most powerful offen ttve/gamia — it neceaoar; 43 and FTetcher Glaaa downed In addition to hte rebounding phia, (10/81/54 through Oax:tU8 League meeting at Palm doctors examine him. sive club, is a tighter de first, first jrear man ever to win — wtH be played there. Miller'a Fhatmacy 64-86, in tha and shooting skills, Reed hoa- 3/21/66); hipest assist aver torlngs. Quitm was irked to think Bos the American Leagut batting "I'd say rtgM now it stadca up third oonteat. excellent speed for a man hte age in the history of the league, "Bennett said "It hurts the fense and no one is more crown. ton fans believe the Red Sox aware of the situation than aa a flve-Mme Mriea." aeld the AU-CCIL Pick Ben Orzyb (30), Jim Man size, m his final year a t Oram- 11,5 per conteet, by Oscar same place it did last year but were taken by the Phillies. Earl Battey had a poco- year TIeni’ D o ^ Schayee. "1 hope ning (19) and Dave Ware (18) bllng College, the yearling Rcbertaon, Clncinneiiti, tow ing It's not as painful. It's been Manager Sam Mele. and he'has a lot of pride in his Manchester's Bob were the top acorers for Botton. hte own previous h l ^ of 11.4 Earlier in the year, Quinn we’U be on top. And I Knlck maintained a 36.0 scor PICKING UP s t e a m — Chicago Black Hawk center Stan Mikita detours more painful than this in the said the deal would be renego 'I realize the problem that performance. He worked hard •o mu iM...... T unheralded as pes- Evans above, has been Don OhUders (08) and Tom ing average and .600 accuracy per gome during the 1961-62 past and it's.been less painful." tiated to the Red Sox’ satisfac we had," toe Quincy, Mass., Edl winter, took off 25 pounds lavem making the dttterencer Rea (10), led the EUu. from the field. He w as' Inatru- season, and most personal fouls around fallen teammate Doug Mohns (2) and New York Ranger defensei^i It was Bennett's second out resident noted during a pre- and. is in great shape .Injuries selected on the All- tion If it turned out that Ben .Jack McMIUxm of the Royals Ray Kelly led Fletcher’s with mental In .leading Onunbling to by an Individual player, 346 by Mike McMahon as he picks up steam for a rush towarf the Ranger nets. Hi» ing of the spring. His throwing nett's arm continued to bother Grapefruit League exhibition hurt his play a year ago. He s CX)1L first team, an- 13 whUe Rudl Wittke added one NAIA championship and Bailey HoweU of Baltimore, was sluggish the first time out game at Yankee Stadium here. one of the three best all around agreed about the tougtmeee of who erased the 1960-61 record efforts were in vain as the Hawks dropped a 8-2 decision. (AP Photofax.) him the way it did when it the upcoming beet-of-6 oonteet, nounoed this morning. eight. three Southwestern Athletic ______♦ ' ’ — ' """ but Tuesday he started very knocked him out of the Phillies’ “We lost at least 25 games due catchers in the league. Pagani’s was down by one, Conferences with performances of 336 by Paul Arlzin of Phila sharp and was throwing harder to unearned runa last year. There are three new faces aad added, *l’m gted we have Evans joina Fran Spa- delphia. pennant fight last fall. the home court advantage, dpla of Cenard, Hank 30-19, a t halfttme but bounced that earned him positions on lor the first three Innings. He said "I hope my friends "We’ve got to have a bet among the Twin coaches In an beck as Tim Coughlin (IS) and the U.B. Pan Amerloan and The Boston Celtics with 62 Bowling Then came the fourth and he in Boston know me well enough ter defense if we are going to effort to move up ihe ladder, Behayee’ renoark about unher Macau of * Platt, Phil Chuck Oarsen (IS) led them to World Championship teams. games won against 18 loseee, ■truck out the first batter oa a to know I wouldn’t be Involvikl win. I think we’ll be better if all of whom were pretty fair alded beroee toeSe addHtonal Renison of Conard, and victory. Dale Ortiout (30) and Reed won AU SUte High School eradicated their own 60-20 Angry Chicago Fans changeup. Jim Pregost then in that sort of a deal.” the players can play smarter country players, Bob Lemon, meaning tram the Injury tetua- Jim' BeiUdl of Ma Carl Wklckowkkl (13) paced honors os a footbaU’end on the marie of 1961-63. BOXED NUTS—Barbara Oal> ri{>ped a douUe to left and Lu Boston offioials have stead basetoll. You know the fielders Johnny W n and Alfred better tton. The top ataraon both ohSsi — WUt Cbambeiiaia and Oacar loney. -CaH Hohenthal the losing Naaaifs. eleven which won the etate San Francisco wiped out sev tahon 188. * CHnton followed with a triple to fastly maintained that there ie (infielders and outfielders! known as Billy Martin. The lat crown, but decided to oonoen- eral records of long-standing in right center. nothing wrong with Bennett's .Should watch the catcher’s slgna ter was supervisor of Twin . Robertaon — are ailing, but of Manchester tvas Hurl Garbage on Ice both are expected to etait to- trate on basketbaU in oollege. the losing column, by virtue of CHURCH—Fred Nassiff 201, Bennett followed wMh three arm, declining to enter discus, more closely. They must make scouts in the West a year ago. named on the second Although Reed wem by a the fact that it lost of 63 con straight bans to Ron Shockley sions about whait would happen it a point to know what type Out of baseball last year, after Paul Miller 225, Ray Holcombe Ohambertata waa hoapltoMsed teem along with Bill Sports Schedule comfortable margin with 47 tests as compared to Chicago’s 222, Irv Foster 219-567, BUI . aad then signaled to manager if he couldn’t pitch. pitch will be delivered and failing to see eye to eye with votes to 37 for Lucious Jack- 62 losses during the 1961-62 CHICAGO (AP)—Chicago Black Hawks fans are BiBy Herman as he staited to However, if Bennett's prob the New.York iranlcee manage Monday with a panoeaa all' Kane and Mike Lowery Brown 216, Cy Perkins 212-569, they must make a study of son of Philadelphia, there was season. more than slightly peeved at the National Hockey Bemie Krutt 308, Clem Quey walk oft the moiBid. lems don’t clear up, the Red where opposing batters usually ment on toe salary issue. Sain ment, while McMahon (Stcuaed, of Eastern, Jim Goady Monday, sW oh 39 The Warriors losing streak of He told newsmen “my arm Sox are going to have to do is one of the key men behind Robeitsoa from practice Tuee- spirited competition. Jim League club’s management. ‘ • 202, Ray Reid 201, Ed Lee 300, hit the ball. of Hall and Wint Fdi- lOH Sports Night, 7:80— Barnes, New York’s hustUng 17, from 12/20-64 to 1/26/66 was tired. I waa afraid to go something about the trade to TONY OLIVA the scene in the Twins't-new day beoauM of a atralned ten' They displayed thedr anger<^ Vic Squadrlto 65L "Moat of our errors last year don In ttie btg man’s toft foot pek of Maloney. Manchester High. forward from Texas Western erased the 16 toesee sustained Tuesday night by showering the any longer beoause I didn't pacify their fans. Yesterday were on thrown toalLs,’' the look. by Denver from 10/29/49 denta for ttekoto to pteyoff boma asant to do any damage to it." Stuart drove in the winning run and Mele is more than Just a Given much credit for the de received two votes, with Joe Ice with garbage during too GREEN MANOBETTES — former New York University Caldwell. Detroit, Howard through 12/35/49. Hawks' 8-2 loss to the New York games. Later he eaid the ahoulder had wMh a ninthdnning single that athlete and long-time Amei-ican little concerned about that post velopment of a number of win n . LOUnMAP) — Defriwe In addition, the Warriors Betty Haets 179-466, Edith Started to hurt when he warmed gave the PhilHee a 5-4 victory Incumbent Bernle Allen under ning pitchers with the Yanks, eeenwd the key weed ha tlM Bt K MANCllESTeR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 24, 1965 PAGE TWENTY<6BVM MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-SIX Hrip W wifed— Hdp Wsnted—Msfe 36 Houseludd Goods 51 H o o sm For Silt 72 HonaM Fdr Safe 72 H od For 8*fe 72 For A d s n r BY FAGALY and SHORTEN ...... Mafe or FoMiafe $7 Apartment*—Flat*— Apsrtmcnts— Flat*— H o u sm For Safe 72 AutonioMks For Safe 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Tenaments 63 '.GET RANK iX fO t£ ^ S ~ Tenements 63 CCK<» /, at-''-*'’'': ': ■ ■ \ ;V -!?•■■' ir"!;>^r-^J»,'-V^,rO=W i> v!r'- ■■■> if:'- ■ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1965 T h o W w tlM r PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Average Dally Net Prcee Run Fereeast a t V.M. W t s t k m r n m tm mtutrlfifs^r lEtt^ning l| m U i For the Week Ended March M, ltdd laereaalag rtswdtoaaa strated some of the methods and Mww deertueleg by eeandi Bryan Krause, a soh of Mr. pfbgrhni suggested ^lli ■ a, U.B. Senior^ Junior and Sit to^ The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pas Chamber'of Commefee publica Lom bardos H ead principles that are being intro siMe ch ea g W to itito; 1 tor of Concordia Lutlwan and Mrs. Ward Krause of 87 Industry Heads ■iglrt near 89, hlgb r$ir • • About Town tion, but has no regular offi- duced to primary .ehlldren. in or Baby Otiiens— 1 4 ,1 1 9 tm m m i Church, wili be guest prsacher Walnut St., recently received a der to Increase their imder- Everyons Saves At 49. at the Lenten ’’Quiet Hour” to commercial pilot’s license. He To Study Budget cem. Keeuey'St. PTA Bfandier ot the Audit Although the groi4> meets at standing of the bssic mathe Bdreau of Clroalatlon Manche»ter— A City of ViUage Charm MIm Margrarat Koragi«b«I. night at 7:S0 at Emanuel Luth is a pilot in the UA. Naval Air matical principles; Vlsmontas eran Church. He will base his Force and is Stationed at the Chamber of Commerce of Mr. and Mrs. John Lombardo Mra. Calvin D. Greanwood, Mrs. About 15 town Industrialists fice, it is not formfcMy associ explained the “new program” ARTHUR DRU8 sermon on John 19: 1-3. York Brunswick Naval A if Station, of 339 Hackmatack 8t were 0«org« Kata and Mrs. Preston have foimed an laformfU com ated with the chamiiar , Slelth at the high school and the rea MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1965 (Olaealfled AdverUatag on Page S3) PRICE SEVEN CENTS I t Sagw, all of Manchester, are Strangseld and Roneid Erickson Maine. He is married to the elected presidents of ths Kee sons for slower assimilation at will sing "I Walked Today former Yvonne Verfallle of mittee, to acquaint themselves says. yOL. LXXXiy. n o . 148 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) members of a rummage sale 8o far, the organisation has ney St School PTA at iU meet that level. oommittee for the Hartford Where Jesus Walked,” by O’- Bdlton, with town politics and local af formulated .no. specific posi ing last night at the school. Since the attendance contest Northfield CTub. The sale la H i ^ fairs. ■. tions. Talks with political par The group has met with bom Other officers are Mr. and resulted In a tie, Mrs. Olson’s (lA N G E The Dean Wa$ Shook acheduled for Friday evening The British American Club ty heads Involved organization morning kindergarten and Mrs. The Ga^ News Blimder ■ The Rev. Melvin T. Peterson, will sponsor a dance Saturday Democratic and Republican Mrs. Edward Healey, idee presi Mrs. Grasso and Saturday morning at the al rather than policy questions. H ^ b u la k ’s third grade will ,4NI> OBBRiUN, Ohio (AP)— American L ^ o n Hall, Memor assistant p ^ o r of Emanuel for members and guests. Char town chaiimen, to disease par dents; Mrs. William Whitaker, V iet T ip s ) Lutheran Church, will be guest However, Sieith says he be secretsuy; Mrs. Emanuel Moto- share the trophy until May. FUEL O IL VThe dean was lutdenitand- ial Rd., West Hartford. Pro lie Varrick's orchestra will play ty organization and problems. lieves the group is ’’something Talks to 800 ceeds will benefit the scholar preacher at the Lenten ’ Service from 9 p.m. to l a.m. The subject of the next meet la, treasurer; and Mrs. Keith ably shook up. tonight at 7:30 at Concordia tiiat is needed in Manchester,’' Merrill, Mrs. Mlkry Hursey and g a s o l i n e Police called bim with a ship fund o f the Northfield and ing will be the proposed 1965- and h u hopes that it will Platens Glow Helps U.S. Works Hard report, that a young man Mount Hermon Schools In Mas- Lutheran Church. His topic wlli 96' town 'budget. enable Industrialists to ’’speak Mrs. Robert A,lwop toA.,ta< pthan eight ounces. Previously lt«her coal, it will last 1,000 yeart.wiederal ^ernm ent’s Analto itOKXfW (AP) — H » flovlet^BrMlmeT Mid this oim would tor an mttaaga msasurwitwite rockets. objectives before the paraglider deal mosfiy with agriculture Khniebehav’s tdeaa of reform may dedda to bread sonm of Is wary of a suparahundanoe of state iM n psnaltelBg psmlttees -i*. Fla. (A^)*vvhich would btdMe from the in Aiisona. was iUegal for package liquor Current estimates are she has chia targets. Octnmnnlat party’s Odtzal Khrushchev’s measures / un- pi M^orlSM Ohazw The parachute is controllable problems proved to be insur 10,000 tons still to be mined in Three or four times a ysar, u but teere la NtUe doUU that H ing tee bureaucraUe stracture Sovtot-Western tensten at a tima tor sailing Uqumr to ntinors are When first announced, Oeml-lnose ahd Inflate at about 50,006 Her own private coal mine — stores to sell smaller cans, al OommlttM is mssMac todsy to wig coneldeT the state of domes to permit more freedom of deci Maixht, but it will not bs Ukdy when It seems to eontaoqteM Ing Oroaa on ea , stood dtaaotly 4paCecraft were to ms^e feet. by allowing specific amounts of mountable. in the basement. though the- short can of beer her basement. son, Delbert, 46, of Ootumbus, aiscnM tbs Sovlst TlMon’s tic and foreign aftelre inherited sion outsids Moscow. Tet the to UnprsM tee CUness. They looltev Westward tor what H untoir, a Oenstal Assimbty bSow Tradalgar JHpian odiground landings, but now all 10 The astronaut could then fly air to spin from vents In the It is believed the Russians could ba purchased in some The mine was discovered by comes to this hilly town "to dig Boats in the bank. enough to fill tiie coal Wn” tor diraalc term * traAiss. n sre from Nikita Khruetidiev. i Ideas are not easliy burled. want the reverml to go aH the nasds to stimulate Ms oomsiittes his bsea toM. keep' beer purchases separate Mte o f Uw m t a o ji f Ohartte L -I ■’missions ate scheduled for sea the capsule to the ground Just as ^ u te. Bky divers use the same used a landing device much like Water by a 1902 yardstick. bars. Mrs. Leaver’s husband in 1B17 way. aooDotny. Raprssratethrea of Oonnsctl- from grocery purchases. TWa la e te fU ie b o te le e m e e s sou n d in g s. a pilot of a glider, type parachute on a smaller the parasall-retro-flring rocHs$h and has been going strong since. his mother. wers ilfn i that the 1N« harvest Problems of agriculture and' The party has been experi A cabbie retires, plans a mo The bin was the first to get Mrs. Leaver’s mins gOM 150 the consumer economy, and menting oanstteUB wMh audt The Soviet party Is badgered eut lastaaratit and package Ths hil! would also require ersoted by ■dwaad X, atartting The spacecraft was designed Problemir|x>pped tip in devel scale. in bringing their three men tor trip. through the Arizona Legislature ’The mine was discovered by prodoced lem than ihs hamper from two ddee in the VMt Nam store ownsrs told the liquor tho pteosa whara tea o ste of tor ground landing_ with sMi Uds to The rockets fire upward about back to earth last October. All Mrs. Leaver's husband in 1917 feet from the basement under a how to attack them without di- things as encouragement of the 600,000 AMUted the employe tending the oping the wing-Uke device, All are a part of the American in the first seven weeks of its crop about which termer Pre private sector fai agriculture to sltuatloii. control Oonunittee Thsaday that Quota ttsinor «f CatoMiwas unfoldtend oh the side and noee. The__ 10 feet from the ground, giving Soviet space pilots have come and has been going strong since. steep hill. The shaft is 10 foot hiteig the centiatixed authority beer eounter be over M. called a paraglider. scene. regularly scheduled nine-week wide and 14 feet high. mier NildU KhnuhdMV boast- of the Obramunist party or devi step up production, and with use The Krendin sseins to tea the pormltteea should be peitellsed set down oh tes wagr to R M - -ie-astronauts would be in a sitting More than $80 million was the oapsule a ‘‘soft’’ landing. back on land. session. It is one of the few in this Ap WARHZNGTOM — Ih ate oMy If they sen to a person Nen Courtney, executira *• 'd’i position looking down the nose •d. ating even more from the ten- of incentives in consumer todus- United States trying to faivotve rvetor o f the OouneoUcte mtester Ahbcgr hi ISMi w«a re pumped into the four-year pro This program has reached a PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — It’ll palachian county of Ohio which Laonid I. Breshnsr, Khmsh- yasrs grants under the Nation they know is below XI or If moved in 164T. of the spaceiceshtp out the wln- point of trying a landing for the Washable slacks should al 8T. LOmS, Mo. (AP) — It ents (d Mandam-Leninism, tries. These ideas havs gained it in an inltiaUve to avert the Stores AssociatUm, said ths Wus gram vrithout one workable be easier now lor Arizonans to SHAWNEE, Ohio (AP) — is still producing coal. took Harold Stiers 40 years to aiev’B succeaeor as party probably adll occupy much of considerable nwmentum and danger of enlarged war in al Defenss Eduoatloaal Act there are reaaonahle grounds A B o d d r a dowh, much Itee a motorist model emerging. In fact, the first time over the rocky soil ways be turned Inside out be Most coal mines around here for knowtiv the customer U be recognised • fw ^ e -driving a ear. fore hanging on the clothesline. have a short beer at honie. Mrs. William Leaver, 71, has acquire his $2 million colloctlon dilef, aanotSKed the pleaary tee committee’s time. the regime seenm unwilling Southeast Asia. R seems, at the have helped 600,000 coDage stu they are—an attempt to w p eceotod to iSdS, ■our-Maads a two times the paraglider Was near Ft. Hood, Tex., next played out decades ago. meeting of the SSO-member dents ftoandany, sat up 8,000 imder age. bkMk to teo eaat in firant of month. It saves the outside from fading Gov. Sam Goddard has signed her own private coal mine in of model boats. Now he's had to Khrushchev had caused alarm or periiapa unable — to brake aeme time, to see China trying grocery stores from Original idans called for the flown by men, it sent both test Inio a law a bill to permit her basement. ' Shawnee, population 948. 948, ana and _ ^ whera oonunittee during his q>eech them. to______force the . , U.8.S.R. into open . graduate _ feUowahlpa. The exisifng lam eaSs tor Charfag Oeas n iM i# BtoUpn. jfipacecraft to be guided to a pilots to hospitals. If the parasail can be devel from sunlight and from having among conservative party pemiUiee whether the permittee Mwr. the sale of beer in cans smaller At the rate Mrt. Leaver uses Perry County, are among tha Tuesday weloomlng the two membeia and even among high These probieme.are Ml mixed involvement in SoutheaM Aria trained* 000 teobnlclai landing using a bat-like wing. It was after the second accl' oped, the device could be used clothespin marks. newest Soviet coemcnauts to The boats, made of Jada, ivo Moscow. ry and sliver, were the objects Breshnev said the committee of one of the most quixotic bur would dlseuss “eCTorU desi(Bed glaries in the memory of St. to improve radically the'sttua- Louis police. tion in oar agriculture and to Eighty-two of the 300 models create conditioBa for its ad were stolen from Stiers’ man vance to the level of the tremen sion last October. After a come dous cooftpoting the So dy of errore by the burglars, tha viet economy." models were found lit the trunk The situation tat Soviet agri of the St. Louis district attor culture has been gloomy since ney’s car. the disastrous taSure of the wheat crop in 198S. The Soviets One man, Wyvonne Hornburg, bought U miUion tons of wheat St. Louis, hiaS been charged with from the West, and Khrushchev the theft and detective Sgt. E r ImpUed there could have bean a nest Alexander says more may famine. be arrested. Khrushchev claimed last dim Alexander said a New Yoi* mer teat the IBM crop wmdd man hired a ring o f 12 St. Louis meet current needs and provide thieves to grab the boats. The abundant reserves. Soviet prop crooks got them to Chicago, aganda organs painted tea same W HY PA Y MORE? then the New Yorker decided he Sowing pletnre. I 3§oti*s Tender Trim Top QtsnHiy Ail R ^ t Sale! didn’t want them, the officer A fter KhnialMtesv*s ouster In I F J f F said. Oeh^r, tee optenlMic mood COUPON SAVINGS PAY The burglars, left holding tha suddenly nis change to bag, negotiated with police and teenoe w ss "m uch stUl remains . . . tomi4 lha faRkias of aai MORE? the district attorney, then tha te be dons in order to gnazantes MOTT S district attorney found the boats a fifliy adequate-supply of sH COUPM MSTANT**DOm in his car. ' term products." BONUS Frozen Foods Some of the models date back Many terms were reported COUPON to the Ming dynasty in China. ternlng in fangs deliveries of MTIMmSUKII RIB ROAST Stiers, 64, collected them from grain, then diawing as much or SHOP-Rin FROZEN all over the world. ■Hca fkom tbs state gianariee 20< REGULAR STYLE O VEN R EAD Y EL CENTRO, Calif. (AP) — to teed eattls and ter seed. CoMfNm cxj^irci Sdta# Into Imperial County — a desert H our Is Btfll Mart, oonaumers Cmpmi Rte pflMhM ORANGE JUICE were rattoned to 4.4 pounda ter with a heart of green — the fed lEMLAR 6-OZ. CAkS LARBE 12 02. CANS eral government is advancing tedidays in Kovamber and De- with a 63-year-old yardstick: Meat production has dropped To the small farmer goes ths and is now providing Is m meat water. par «vr**r Sien la HOB. One of The government says it is fi tee first moves of file nswl CHUNK LIGHT SHOP-RITE CREAMY nally getting around to enforc Ikendln Isaderdiip was to lift I frfsil RiN ie c . coHs Bakery Dept. ing the 1902 federal reclamation isetflrtlfsis on prtvsts ow law in the 800,000-acre Imperial shte of Bvastoch, STAR-KIST TUNA PEANUT BUTTER Grape Juice 0'*'99^ Valley. Sovists bars slso ShapRita Ootch AppN. Appla, blastorry, DB.ICIOUS lO nO M SHOP-RITE COCOANUT The law torWds the sale of snmed wheat purchases abroad, / Believe: Charry, CvNsfd ar Paach federal water to a private lan buying shout 1.7 milHon tons | downer with more than 160 stnos tbs ISM bsrvest. Om tf YMr FriMis Fruit Pips ~ 3 ''8 9 f CUSTARD PIE acres, or to a man and wife with Ihs pszty Issdirtelp akaadyl 1-lb , 2-ox. Bspqast ar Ltoby Bsah Chkktn sr Turkey 79s more than 320 acres. hss told the teiuMTs teagr csnl ROUND ROAST READY TO EAT JUST SLICE AND SERVE Shops Mott’s ja r It is federal water — deliv stop r»«"H«g KhrutecheVs fa-| ered 80 miles across a Sahara- vnttto erap, coa, where oondi- In one Mott’s store last wedc- 1^,1 3 “"T9 ‘ Meat Pies 7"99^ ALL M IAT-NO WASTI like desert in the concrete-lined tesw are not suitable. It also large md, we asked 273 people, "Do llisa aWa Vte« teaa earn WiOMUTX APaiCOT, eiACH, PNMAPPU OR M b.1»«a< •Mis Chssss lhas. pkp. ^ m a a All-American Canal — which has aneeaiaged tea pssMnis tol any of your friends shop 8-in. pie since 1942 has turned the vaBey l eUitn to gram crops on fallow I Rcnrloll...... — 3for 98c into the rich farmland it is to a praeOea Khrutechev| Mott’s?” The oTerwhebninc re PurplB Pluiiis 4**^ F lu H CocktoE - CUBE STEAKS 99 day. |BFB W ,Sh#e*ife 1S«a Ian LM y. Tip Tap ar Raaltman ProM Orhikt toalunpoat. ply was, "O f Course,” Wise mis sr aisksly WbicaM 15 Plavart) Geurmat Bluafaarry Owners of big spreads, Tha party Isadsrs may alsol Some of the comments were, STOKILY HALVSS OR SLICaO teap-RHa ar LM y WhMa, Pink ar L»Calaris backed by a 1933 secretary of dlsraas a lannhar of propoaala YSLLOW CLINO Apploscnico— M uffine „....4>'»"*39^ the interior ruling that Imperial to lateim Insf ficlent i "That I came to Mott’s to r Fruit Cocktail a aisrRIsf SsRS rack 7-«h. ssm Gourmet Valley was exempt from ths the first time.” "I know they do, Hsrn a Nsrdart, Hslland Itoass, Mlata Reclamation Act, have built the ai erteodacl Umenodp” 10-89^ because I brought than.” One Bssdi Wat Use. as Off, Chess A SasAsni PEACHES n DaUnyflaka KInp Itos lhat. baxst SHOULDER STEAKS 99^ Bagels------o*"***29^ area into a "big farm” — ori ofaJeeMoui to the 4cOfrarWMe«lla im te Tana 3»89*l enstomer summed it up best SHONirra CUT, SLKSDORs l k s d o r § 0 0 ^ ented farmland by ignoring the at private Bsr-| W uffips------3 » 8 9 r 160-acre water supply limit. eom anp. when she said, "I know they shop Ceffe* Gourmet Cake 29^ Many farms are 1,200 acres or Mott’s because we can’t st^ 7 9 r w h o l e b e e t s 1 0 n Piilk SaliNOHi-oSS^ Rayai Kkip more. tafldng about what ya n r Crob Meat-— .»1»* There are only a dozen of the MmOmg im portant "Change” has done to r o u r fo o d Date & N ut Loaf 3 5 ^ lOO-to-160-acre family farms Wr mUJMM L. KFAir SHOP-RITE FLUFFY CHUCK ROASTS Mett^ toll te. _ _ envisioned by creators of the bin.” EVAPORATED AF Syantoi Osti«psitoen6 S h r im p ------«*»!•** 1902 act. totegr at ttw Se-I Just for the fun of it . . . ask But last Dec. 30, Department piar1y*s raMngl Trate Winds breaded WELL TRIMMED l^tato Chips nks49^ the next frimid yon see if they Shep-KHe 12-ez. piqa _ _ of the Interior solicitor Frank J. ’ ba a aaBlaa o f temoat I FABRIC SOFTENER CARNATION MILK Barry denied the 1933 exemp d io p M o t fA 111 b e t fiie y d o ! Shrim p------Bor an Irraaolato Pretzel Twists 25^ tion, said the acreage limitation ito grapa Mai Csnyatisp applies to the valley, and Secre a toby- fiaa, TriaJEL Dairy Dept. tary of the Interior Stewart L. half Em Steaks 3^ ^99^ Udall ordered it enforced. gallon The Bureau of Reclamation ^ q) < ° n s i ^ still is studying the ruling — 2 - Deli Depu and the ranches to which it ap NUNTS CALIPORNM ROUND plies — and hasn’t yet launched change to I p ou n d SWIFT'S PREMIUM excess-land procedures under which big farms may be forced 1 1 9 -o s .c n ay alaol CaMoo------TOMATOES Main Sauce-•--3"^ OVEN OR POT ROAST to sell acreage. ; ean ba done raa-| CANNED HAMS teMortng preriiga|to VRMTARIAN-VSOITARLH Camsnaa Savilipa Pssb I qaairtatoa GROUND BZEF 4 5 TOP SIRLOIN ^ '9 aS^ SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) — Ownimalists abroadl Tea B«$na-»''"'59r I Richard Elton Herzman has at Inrtsrtobwi ahoot Vtet Instant MHk— 4 9 f m b $ ^ . 8 9 petitioned the Caty Council for SOUP CAMNIU'S- can FRISH AND UAN OVEN OR POT ROAST authority to sell his