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GOP Appoints Two Advisory Committees In Merger Proposal HARTFORD (AP) — The Re­ publican Party has appointed two new committees — one to WASHINGTON (AP) — study relationa with the Con­ I Merger of the Pennsyl­ necticut Republican Citizens Rights Group vania and New York Cen­ Committee and one dealing tral railroads was recom­ with public relations. State Chairman A. Searle Pin- Seeks Ouster mended today by examin­ ney announced the five-member ers for the Interstate Com­ study committee Saturday. merce Commission. Some Republican leaders have Of Wallace Strict conditions wer# claimed that John Lupton, laid down, one of which head of the CROC, was planning SELMA, Ala. (AP) — Civil to use the group to forge a pow­ rights leaders say they will would require the two rail­ er base for conservatives. begin a move in about two roads to provide freight The public relations commit­ weeks to have Gov. George C. service over the lines of tha tee, Pinney said Sunday, should Wallace impeached and to turn New Haven Railroad. provide “ constant, continuing in­ all of Alabama into one mass formation that will make the But the examiners —contrary demonstration in their battle to to expectations in the railroad electorate aware of the Republi­ register Negro voters. can version of current and party industry did not recommend “ We're going to start out next - that the merged Penn-Central f : affairs." campaign at the top and go Pinney said he hoped the system support the New Ha- down to the bottom," said the . ven’s bankrupt passenger oper­ group would "go far beyond a Rev. James Bevel In a .speech to pattern of criticism of political ations "unless a plan is provid­ a Negro rally Sunday night. ed to offset the present operat­ opponents that is designed only He told the group that the •TC- for political gain.” ing deficits on a sound economl* drive to get Wallace out of of­ .basis.’’ Two other advisory commit­ fice would be under way by tees have also been appointed mid-April. In recommending against in­ by Pinney. They will deal with clusion of the New Haven Rail­ M l campaign planning and health The civil rights movement road’s pas.senger service, tha and welfare. also will expand shortly to the examiners concluded: steel city of Birmingham, the “Even if the most glowing port city of Mobile and to every Driver Killed estimates of the New Haven’a town and hamlet in Alabama, .savings and future freight in­ EAST GRANBY (AP) —- said Bevel, who is one of Dr. Thomas G. Smith, 24, of Gran­ ' -ither King Jr.'s top creases are accepted as an ac­ complished fact, its inclusion by W'as killed early today when spokesmen. his car left Route 187 and tie t..^...ied that demonstra­ would still pose a substantial burden upon the merged com­ Volunteer firemen stand on the ruins of the Russell Colburn home in Eastford struck a tree, State Police said. tions also will be stepped up at Montgomery, the capital, and pany.” after fire leveled the dwelling and took six lives. (AP Photofax.) will be taken into the white resi- In ordering the proposed Mrs. Castle Dies Penn-Central system to assume MIDDLBBURY (AP)— Funer­ (See Page Eight) New Haven’s freight burden, al services will be held Wednes­ they said some form of ii> Bank Robber day for Mrs. Martha Castle elusion is necessary because ita Six Persons Perish Templeton, widow of former freight operations would ha Gov. Charles A. Templeton. LBJ G reels materially affected by the pro- Gets $41,537 Mrs. Templeton died Sunday po.sed merger. at Waterbuiy Hospital after a "No type of traffic condltiona long illness. She was 89. President of appear to offer the degree o4 In Waterbury In Eastford Blaze Her lata husband, a Republi­ protection required," thei ex­ can who served one term as aminers said. "It must be rec­ governor, 1923-25, died in 1955. WATERBURT (AP — A EASTFORD (AP) — Whlle'^nelghbor’s house might be bum- Upper Volta ognized, however, that without some radical change in existing branch bank in a Waterbury Ing, he opened a door. Vietnamese soldier comforts comrade who had half state Investigators searched for At this, the room behind him Ribicoff Cited conditions, even if this merger •hopping center was held up to­ the cause of a fire that claimed suddenly burst into flames. PIKESVILLE, Md., (AP) — WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ his face blown away when Skyraiders accidentally were denied, the New, Haven day by a robber who escaped six lives, Russell Colburn’s Volunteer firemen, summoned Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., dent Johnson welcomed the pro- bombed friendly troops dur4jig an attack on Viet would face almost hopeless odda with $11,536.90. neighbors started a drive today by Colburn’s 2:42 A.M. tel was honored Sunday night by Westem president of Upper Vol­ in extricating itself from bank­ ta to the United States today Cong headquarters. (AP Photofax.)______It was the largest bank haul for funds to help the bereaved phone call, dashed to the scene the Talmudlcal Academy of ruptcy.” in Connecticut since lasA Sept. 8, and found the six-room frame Baltimore as the "Jewish and praised him as an advocate But If tbe New Haven as a husband and father. when $64,000 was taken from a house engulfed in flames. The Statesman of the Year.” of moderation and restraint in whole were Included in > tha Ridgefield branch bank. Colburn's wife and two chil­ roof collapsed soon after they The award was presented at Africa. merger in its present condition, Three customers ware In the dren and Mrs. Colburn’s sister arrived. the Academy’s 48th anniversary “ You have steadfastly and “ not only would we be destroy­ wiiwly denied comfort to those Skyraiders Bomb Waterbury National Bank’* and her two children died Sun- Using tank trucks and water dinner. About 1,900 persona at- ing, In large pert, the beslf who would eubvert toe hard-won Chase Shopping Plasa Office day hr a.blaze that completely pumped out Q( the Still River, r ' - principle upon which toe pro­ when an armed nWA, V llt MLto ~ a small rwridence on to$ ilreflghters. 80 In afl, dodsefT freedom of your continent," posed merger Is founded, but and vaulted the coUiRW, Hanan .Jsfilfb Road. the blase in about an hour and Fire Damages Building Johnson told Maurice Yameogo, in the long run we wtaild ha H. Griswold, president of the The 28-year-old Colburn, a dog a half. chief executive of the little West Friendly Troops doing a disservice to toe econ­ and a cat were toe only survi­ FAIRFIELD (AP) — A fire African republic. bank related. Fire Chief Robert Merrill said that started when fat boiled omy of Southern New England. It was Griswold who gave the vors. the fire was definitely connected Yameogo, who flew here from "Given existing circumstances Residents of this small north­ over on a stove caused an es­ Williamsbuig;, Va., for a two- loot figure. with toe heating apparatus in timated $10,000 damage and SUI DAY, South Viettdta„«^‘ta ™ ^ ^ ^ . . . it is apparent toat the mer­ James Troy. 30. the manager eastern Connecticut community, the Q)lburn home. State police day state rislt, was welcomed " Aloft" was the call sign of the ger company would have abso­ unable to do anything else tor slightly Injtired two persons at on the south lawn of the White of the branch bank,=''8ald the said there were at least two oil- Loyola Hall, Fairfield Universi­ Nam (A P )— “ My God! Oh liaison plane overhead to coor­ lutely no Incentive to build up robber "acted like a wild man.” Oolbum, began to collect money fed space heaters in the house. House. my God!” the American dinate action between the Sky- service, attract industry, or to at least help replace his ma­ ty, Sunday. James Gardiner, 21, He expressed admiration for “ He ju m p^ up on the As the ashes cooled, firemen a university student, suffered captain said as a Skyraider raiders and the ground troops. devote Itself to the future ecoi>- counter, cursing and waving a terial losses. began looking for the bodies of Johnson's recent addre.ss to Waffold’s tran^is.sion was omy of this significant area.... smoke Inhalation but did not re­ Congress on civil rights which screamed in to accidentally pistol,” Troy said. Oolbum was put under seda the victims. Five were quickly quire hospitalization. Andrew broken off os the ear-shattering “ Alternative modes of tiaana- The manager said the robber tion at his parents' home next found. But it was not until he said “ made us understand bomb troops of the 9th explosion knocked him down. portation exist for the ntqve- Tuba, a Fairfield detective, was how strongly you fight for jus told two tellers to hand over door after the tragedy. Harry Amberg Jr. of Qiaplin, treated at Saint Vincent’s Hos­ South Vietnamese Regi­ When he could continue, Waf­ ment of pas.sengers, but in 'the the money or "get a hole in Those who died in toe fire Colburn's nephew, told them pital, Bridgeport, for smoke in­ tlce and mankind.” ment’s 1st Battalion for fold shouted over the radio, area involved here it is doubtful were: Mrs. Norah Colburn, 30, where the baby slept, that fire­ The red carpet welcome for whether motor carrier (truck) the head." halation. the second tiipe in a month. “ Stop the Syraiders. The bombs He said the two young women Kevin Oolbum, 9, Shawn Col­ men found the tiny charred the African leader will include a are falling right on us.” competition provides a complete tellers were Rosalie Aquavia burn, 7, Mrs. Theresa Loewy, body of 6-month-old Michael. state dinner tonight at the White Both attacks were on a Branches chunks of earth, substitute for rail service in the and Jan Martino. 23. and her children, Peggy Ann, Amberg recalled that the Prccit Co. Selling House, with 36 American Indian Sunday. rocks and other debris were still movement of freight. It is "Give me Uie big dough, not 4, and Michael, 8 months. baby’s crib was in the dining NEW YORK (AP)—American dancers from 14 tribes provid­ raining back to earth. (freight) service which the pre­ Mrs. Loewy, a divorcee who Toom on the first floor. Cyanamid Co. will buy Preen ing entertainment. Yameom Oa.pt. Robert Duker of Bur­ ponderance of supporting evi­ the singles," Troy said the man lington, Iowa, went down on his Everyone pressed his face in yelled at the girls. had reasBumed her maiden ^ Funeral services for all six Co., a Connecticut manufacturer has had a strong InteresTTh the dirt as the second Skyraider dence shows to be of essential name, had been living with the victims will be held Tuesday at of floor cleaners and waxes for American Indians. knees as he heard the plane importance to the New England dive, then threw himself face began its bombing dive. The (See Page Thirteen) (Jolbums for toe last 10 months. St. Rhilip's Roman Catholic an undisclosed price, it was an­ The 44-year-old Yameogo and plane did not release its bombs .economy.’’ church In Ashford. nounced Saturday. The agree­ his wife were to fly to Washing-, down on toe ground as the earth q The merger, If approved by She and her children were heaved under the impact of the apparently after having been asleep downstairs when toe fire In tlhe neighboring town of ment is subject to approval by ton by helicopter from Wil­ alerted by the liaison plane the full commission, would Pomfreit, a two - month- old- Preen shareholders and direc­ liamsburg, Va. They arrived in bomb explosion. create a 19,631-mile system that broke out. The Oolbum family Spec. 4 Robert Waffold of Bu­ It was not known whether toe used the upstairs bedrooms. boy, Oiriatopher HoUlngworto, tors and American Cyanamid’s the restored colonial capital • LA to Open burned to deato shortly before directors. Preen’s plant is in chanan, Mich., began shouting* (See Page Eight) State police said (Jolbum gave "Aloft Aloft” over his pack ra- (See Page Thirteen) them the following account of noon yeaterdey. He was asleep South Norwalk. American Cya (See Page Fourteen) Art Museum what happened: In a crib In toe dining room at namld produces chemicals, Colburn was awakened by a toe home of his parents, Mr. drugs and plastics. noise early Sunday morning. He and Mrs. Howard Hollingworto With Fanfare got up to investigate and of Brayman HOHow Rd. Officials To Pay Taxes smelled smoke. believe sparks from a-flreplace NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) Workers Attack Sea of Muck' He went downstairs looking for may have Itutded on The pad on Federal court approval was LOB ANOELES (AP) — With the source of the odor but,saw toe dining room table and granted today to an arrange­ ' -A i- an exuberant blast of trumpet no flames. Then, thinking a spread toe flames to toe crib. fanfare and Handel’s "Royal ment under which the city of Holyoke will receive some $96,- Fireworks Music" —and real Seeking Victims o f Chile Quake- fireworks — Los Angeles Tues 000 In back taxes from the New day night will unveil Its newest Supreme Court Rulings Haven Railroad and the Hol­ cultural palace, the glefiming yoke and Westfield Railroad. ____ and tidal wava The tax settlement clears the Country Art Museum. By JOSEPH BEE-HAsi tf?™ ?" “ t cagua, Valparaiso. Ooquimbo killed an estimated 6,000 people. In a cUy once reputed to be a way for the New Haven to re­ major result reported was fresh Heaviest destruction in Sum new its lease of the small Mas­ SANTIAGO, ChUe (AP) rockslides on the highways. and Santiago, where a third of cultural wasteland, the museum —Troops and other rescue the. South American nation’s 7.8 day’s earthquake was reported Is the second multimllUon-dollar Business Can Close sachusetts line. Crews were working to clear the in communities just north of toe The H ft W. is almost enUrely workers attacked a sea of slides and repair road damage. million people live. cultural center to open in four Dead and injured were report­ capital. months. The imposing PaWHon owned—87.9 ^ r cent — by the mud today, seeking the All main roads were open, but city of Holyoke. Another 8 per detours were necessary on ed in dozens of cities. Scores of At Valparaiso, Chile’s second of the Los Angeles Music Center For Whatever Cause bodies of about 40 persons fires broke out. largest city and largest port 60 opened laat Dwember. cent of toe stock Is held by the many. New Haven. buried by the collapse of a The quake shook the 2,650- The upheaval waa the worst miles northwest of Santiago, StiU more remarkable the the quake-prone nation has suf­ two deaths were reported. Hl.5-mUUon muaeum, like the dam in the massive earth­ mlle-Iong mountain nation from WA8HINOTON (AP) — The«> Explaining the ^jEOurt’L’s posl end to end, but it Wt hardest In fered since May 19(», when an About, a third of the houses Were 9S3-mllllon Music O nter, was tion, Harlan said a partial quake that rumbled across reported destroyed or heavily built enUrely from pubUc con­ Supreme <36urt ruled today It Is School Texts closing is an unfair labor prac central Chile.. damaged. ‘ tributions. an luifair labor practice for an tlce, if motivated by a purpose For the museum financier At least 25 others were In Llay-Llay a rail and high­ employer to cloze a part of his "to chin unionism’’ in any of the Howard Ahmanson gave $2 mil­ Spark Debate killed elsewhere in Sun­ way Junction 50 miles above business* if his purpose and ex- remaining plants of toe employ­ Santiago, almost every building lion; the Leo S. Bfaw fund fl er, and If the employer may day’s quake. Hundreds million; the Lytlon FVnmdatlon aectatlon is to. '‘chill unionism” were injured and thousands was destroyed or heavily d| .| n - n other parts. reaeonably have foreseen that aged. $790,000, and about 175 others such closing Hkely have On Evolution ive $20,000 or more. Prom It said an employer has "toe win were left homeless. In Nogales, 65 miles north o< absolute right," however, to that affeot. Only eight villagers were Sere the glfta scaled down to $1 BOWLING GREEN, Ky., Santiago, famihes moved taom or lees, ^ven by thousands of close his entire business for any In this apecltic case, counsel known to have escaped when their shattered homes Into toe reason. tor toe Textile Workers Union (AP) — How much evolution Is toe 230-foot-high dam burst, cas­ Just plain folks. too much evolution in a high streets for the night. Benlhd the strong civic drive The decision specifically ap­ argued before toe Supreme cading two million tons of mud Devastation was also reported plied to Darlington Manufactur- Court that toe Darlington plant school biology textbook? and water on toe copper mining was Edward Carter, president That’s toe question toe school in toe towns of San Felipe, poa o f the Broadway-Hale retail tag Oo„ which tout down its was closed "to destroy toe union vlUage of El Cobre, 80 miles Andes, La Llqua, Cabildo and plant In Darlington.' 8.O., In in Darlington and to discourage board! o f ' Warren County In north of Santiago. ■tore <*ain. who says: “The southwestern Kentucky will Illapel, all north of the capital. beat way to raise money is to 1999. The National Labor Rela unionization" ta 26 other jnsmts Between 60 and 70 farmhouses In Santiago, one person waa tlons Board said toe plant was in toe Deerlng-Milliken com­ wrestle with tonight as toe third find but where It Is and then ask attempt ta made to choose texts and cottages were swept away reporUd killed and about 40'in­ closed to avoid dealing with toe plex. Darlington was one of the by torrent that thundered Into Sot it ** for toe next year. jured aa they fled from shaJetag Also ashing for it were in- Tortile Workers Union, but Dar- mills In the complex. Which ta the valley bmeato toe dam. buildings. Ungton said toe closing was for headed by Roger MUliken. About 29 parents have protest­ dustriaUet Norton Simon, on# of ed to toe board toat toe biology "It waa like a glganfic wave, Tbe quake, which regitanred the museum's chief benefactors, economic -reasons. Harlan said that board find­ more than 100 feet high, made 10 on the Richter scale of U. Justice John-M. Harlan dellv books now In use and recom­ •nd Dr. Richard Brown, now ings In toe Darilngton case fall mended by teactiers for re- of sand, mud and. water,” said sent a'valanches of rocks and the museum's director, who, ered the T*0 decision. to estabttto factors c< "purpose adoption present evolution as one survivor, Carlos Munchel. debris tumbling down Odta'a with Oerter, conoelvM Justices Potter Stewart and and effect," which were vital “ If cam« on of us, but 1 Andean peaks. Arthur J. (Soldberg took no part (act, not theory. The parents tor the new museum In H6T. requtaitaa In any ntitag against iihaintaln this undermines toe miuu4;ed to run to a nearby hill. The giant earth tatacka Just as the Music Centor has Harlan said tiurt, even If Uq MlUken. When I looked over my shoulder uldation of an entire business u religious training their children knocked out teleptions asrrica become one of Southern CaMor- The board’s finding as to the receive at home and confuses toe avalanche had ps^ed al­ north of Santiago and toa'e major tourUd attraoi^ motivated by vlndlatlveneas to­ ready and then I cquld not see ward a union, tha etoslng ta not purpose and etteot of toe D$r- them with two seta of seemingly damaged power lines and rftdta to its short life, so ta the Mu­ itagton dtastaf. Mid Harlan, opposed teachlnga about toa toe houses any more." transmitting equipment. aeum of Art expected to become an unfair labor praotlco. ) President Eduardo Frel As to Darhngton, Harlan said Mriainsd only to its impact on orlirtna of man. Cavs-taa at a saadplt at ^ulV a great attraction, p a ^ for toe Itarilng ampioyaa. No i____ _ toured, ths stricken areas by C h u n g s toemeelvea, pMtly tor toe htah tribunal dtaagreed with Warren biology teachers say lota, near Llay-Uay, trayfad ware naada aa to tha affaetd on that •'volutton construed aa man jptaas and hsUctgiter, Hs told about MO mtasrs, tart moai..«»> what's in them U,B. Court of Appeata for nswsmito that the situation was tha ito Clreult that the' rl|^t to amjdoyaa in otoar ptanto ta! toa coming from lower animals Is AmMrlng-MIUikan group. tauftit aa faot ln their class under oodtrid-and pratesd the “ f i i eo|iiMr mM>tag villagi n eidilWtaVre woriw of Pic close en entire bustafsa Inoludea people for rsmataiiu; calm and the ijto t to tout down part of It, tha Jitataca sAld tt did'not )as, only that there (a constant n Ootan a oetaw of dMtaate •sso, Jeanne, Renoir, mat* halptag ta reaous eOorU. Van Ctogto, Rembrandt, Bi Qra- regaraess of too reaaon. flea to astaWlsh t^ unlUr tabor otaMige and mutation in toe and doaotatton. Mtatater hal Harlan e«ld that, toarefore, pwwttea ctHogM-m today's plant and animal kingdoms. ‘'The Situation in BS Cobre ta Mtaaa Eduard lbnta« M id .the oaee bed to go back to tbe to aigua that tha DarBngtion Karl Walters, la farmer who torrlUs," Frsl said, "but It ta arsa waa davaalata«a i, as weB as ths |labw board for further ~ QkMtaf BSotataHUy hsd an 6id MMto the parente’ giOrtPi fortmaW it w w coofinsd to this ;^;e on toe point tat ■matt (* HIM) <1

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PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 29, 19«5 M ortCoM f0HW M rf«« FALSE TEETH Qrove's "Dictionary of Music School Texts G>ventry Sheinwold on Bridge TV-Radio Tonight Ben la a Pl*aaaa4?!!ff and Musicians,’ ’ than which Home Gardner’s Notebook loosa plat# dlaoomfoft. FAinaPtIR, there is no more standard an Improved powder, MXlntied * Noirth dealDT upper and lorwar platea bolda them musical treatise in existence. BRIDGE TLAVER8 NEED Spark Debate flfSw ao that thar real more eom; But even more important, I Hobby Show MORE RESTFUL ADVICE fortabla. No suomir, gojw, t o y ‘n 'H E W A Y come from a musical family, A K7 Television teate or feaUng. ira slU lM with conductors and pianists in By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 5 Q5 On Involution arid). Doaa not aoor. C b o ^ ’'plato C.16 (30) Sport! Camera odor breath". Get r ABTMTH today the background for generations, Is Scheduled NaUonal Men’s Team Champion 6 A K 4 6:00 ( 3-10-12-18-23) Movie ^ (22) Maaa-HlshlighU at drug oountora ararywhora. and I was raised In New York i 8) Admiral Jack I HEARD I'T’ "What this country needs js (Oontinned front Page One) (20) Memory Lane (40) Peter Jcnnlnaa—Newa a ty where opportunities to hear w tsr (24) Kindergarten 7:30 (12) To Tell tlie 'frutli less advice.” my ( 8-20-40) Voyage to Bottom of great music abounded in my M a y 15-16 Lederer. complained A 65 ♦ claims after reading the books (80) Cheyenne childhood. While I can’t honest­ (40) Admiral and Swabby by John Gruber play of today’s hand. Briiwe proposed by the teachers that 8:30 ( 8) Yogi Bear (22-30) Karen ly say I recall much that I 0 1973 I (24) compleat Gardener A HoMqr and CrafU show writers should let people sit still evolution, as defined by him, "Is (40) Superman 8:00 ( 24) The French Chef heard by Caruso. Sembrich and Instead of telling them to be 10 closely Interwoven It is al­ (24) Whafa New? (12) I've Got A Secret RUMMAGE Tetrazinni, they served to form will be heltf from 2 p.m. to 9 (18) Movie pjn. May 16 a ^ 16 at the Na­ active.” most impossible to teach It as a (22-30) Man from U.N.C.L.E. my earliest Impressions. ^ 4AQJ1041S (10) Mnvie 8:30 ( 24) Bridge than Hala Community Center. Opening lead — Ace of Clul^ 5K 98?a theory, not a fact.” 6:46 (40) Adventure! In Time (12) Andy GrtfOth SALE Nor were instrumentalists 6:00 ( 8) New.! SotiM yMrs afo, at a wom-#You'lI find the proportion near- The Nathan Hale Community When this hand was playM 0 None Walters believes that in a (24) Survive) In the Sea ( 8-20-40) No Time for Sgta. Sponsored By Tha ignored. 1 first heard Rachman­ Center, is sponsming thq pro­ recenUy at Lederer’s house in public high school, the mention (30) Flash Gordon 9:00 (24) America'! Crlaea American Legion aa’a oolle(« not too far from ly equal to my gradings. The inoff nearly fifty years ago and ( 3-12) Lucy Show gram. Beverly Hills the bidding w m Narik Eari Ufttk W « l of a theory of evolution, without (10) Kye-Dentity (10-23-30) Jonathan Wintera Au-xlllory rest must plug along on "B's” Josef Hofmann one year later All are Invited to enter ex- extensive detail, is enough, (40) Laramie hare, aomo of the townspeople and "C’s” which Indicate room too ambitious. Some experts PsM 2 A Pais (22) Rocky and His Friends (C) Tomorrow Nigh* I'll admit I didn't get around hitrits of any collecUwis, hob- would decline the eventual slam Pbm "then,” he said, “ if they want to ( 8-20 40) Wendy ami Me Tuea., Msridi SOth yrere quite diatressed to notice for Improvement. Pass 3 <7 6:10 ( 3) News. Sports, Weather (18) Subecrlptlon TV to Casals until 1924. the same biee and crafta Thoee wishing InvlUtlon. If North bid five dia­ S t PSM 4 i Psst go on to college and investigate 6:15 (30) Rocky and His Friends 7:00 P.M. m f ladiei in the dormitories As I have pointed out in the year I first heard Kreisler. 3 NT 9:30 ( 8-20-40) Bing Croeby to atteM their own exhibit to monds rather than five spades, 5 A Pan 6 A AU 1 further, they can do it by (22) Club House ( 3-12) Many Happy Return! In The Tarious states of undress, as pa.st (but my moat vociferous Seedlings Need Special Care answer questions are urged by ^uth would stop short of slam. ( 8) Peter Jennings—News 10:00 (10-22-30) Hitchcock critics don't read me regularly But by that time I was old choice.” American Legion Hall rviewed through the lighted enough to evaluate what I heard officials to do so. , But South did get to slam, Noting that the Supreme 6:30 ( 3) Walter Cronkite ( 3) CBS Special dormitory windows in the eve­ enough to realise the fact) I (24) What's New ( 8-20-40) Ben Caeey On Leonard Street 1, . ^ «« anO to remember the perform- By ALLAN SWENSON ^gravel in the bottom. Then add Suggestions include family and Lederer led the ace of cIum this up. Don’t mention tha bld- Court had ruled against re­ (10-22-30) Hunlley-Brlnkley (12) Lena Home Show nings. With true New Ehtgland Newspaper Enterprise Assn potting soil, topped by a half- hobbles in vignette fonn. from the West hand. Now the quired Bible reading In the ( 8) Gallant Men (24) In-School Preview ponscienoe, they got up a peti­ The center will provide glass . .... (12) Newabeat 10:30 ( 3) Conn. Whafe Ahead nelli, Tibbet, Homer. Jeritza. To keep a supply of seedlings inch of fine vermlcullte Or per­ defenders were sure to take What this country needs Is less schools, Walters said, "On the 6:45 (20) Peter Jennings—News 11:00 ( 3-10-22-30) New!. Sport!. tion asking the president of the There is. after all. a difference lite. Leave about a half-inch of enclosures for smallsr articles. the setting trick with the ace of other hand. If you have a doc­ between a symphony concert and a host of others are still coming to renew your garden, advice. 7:00 ( 3) Movie (C) Weather college to make a ruling that qpace from the top of the seed- Should exhiWtors have particu­ hearts if they Just sat still. Dally <)neatlon trine contrary to religion, we TV 11:1.5 (10-30) Tonight (C) and a vaudeville show, between fresh in mind. Speaking of Tib- (18) Sul)srrlptlnn .the young ladies pull down bet reminds me that I was once periodically start flower and sowing medium to the rim of the lar enclosures they might Hke West continued with the queen As dealer, yoa hold; Spades, believe that it ts against the (24) The Magic Room (20-40) ABC Nightlife their windowshades on pain of an opsra and Minsky's burles­ to use, they are invited to do (2Cli Danger Man 11:20 ( 3) Movie Aluminum Walkers on a "Celebrity Series” with vegetable seeds in clay pots on pot. of clubs, hoping his partner A-Q-J-10-4-S-2; Hearts, K-9-8-7-2; Constitution to force our chil­ (12-22-30-40) New's, Siiorts. (12) Movie diamissal. que. The reason symphonies and him. Rachmaninoff. Lily Pons, your window sill. You c u start If you are sowing flnc seed so. AM Itsms entered wdll be would mff. Declarer dlscaroed Diamonds, None; Clubs, 6. dren to take it.” , 11:25 ( 8) Movie operas are around after cen­ Weather The president, however, re- Doris Humphries, and Mary your own bedding plants quite like those of petunias or snap­ covered by Insurance. a heart on the king of clubs What do you aay? School Bupt. Arthur Reynolds (10)MUI Movlmuvic 11 :)0 (22) —...... Tonight. (C) ' - For Sale and Rent blied to the petition by saying, turies is because they have ar­ Garden. I wasn't in their cla.ss. economically this way. dragons, scatter them over the Oeneral admission will be 50 and led a low club from dum Answer: Bid one spade. The said that biology Is not a re­ SEE SATURDAY S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTING tistic value, quite aside from ’ Tf this distresses you so much, but somebody had to balance Pick up several low squatty surface, then set the pot in a cents for adults, 10 cents for my. hand Is not strong enough for quired course for high school you are at perfect liberty to being enteioaining, which they the budget. clay pots, which make excellent bowl of water. children under 12 years accom­ Overdose an opening Wd of two spades, students, that science require­ usually are. puil down your own window- containers for staKing seed. If you are sowing larger seeds panied by their parents. Other­ This Is where Bast fell vic­ but is too strong for a shutout ments could be fulfilled by tak­ ahadsa.” At least that's The I also Judge by the price of Nor was all my listening done wise c h i^ e for these children in this country. As a .student They have the advantage over like those of tomatoes. Zinnias, tim to an overdose of advice bid. Open normally and see ing other courses such as gener­ JjUtz Museum New Home for Sumatra Orchestra Radio Way I Heard It. tickets. Nobody expects a many other kinds of containers Marigolds or Balsam, plant the will be 25 cento. Light refresh­ what you can find out from al science and physics.. church choir charging a dollar abroad, I naturally attended ments will be available. Remembering vaguely some' I think the analogy is clear, because you can set the entire seed In rows and cover with one- thing he had read about p ^ your pstftner. The parents are pushing for a (This listing Includes only those news broadcast# of 10 or 15 Init some of my critics don't admission to be as good as a concerts, and actually had some pot in a bowl of water after quarter inch ot vermiculite or Tile committees In charge of Met production at $15. Yet fro- success in Europe, though jobs arrangements: Mrs. William H. moUng a trump trick for part­ set of books, taken from the m . ™ - u j » minute length. Some stations carry other short newscast#.) aeean to be too astute so let me seeds are sown and let it soak ^rlite. Then cover with a hood ner, East ruffed with the eight For Shelnwold’s BO-paga hook- State Education Department’s man gave the set to her, say­ tricate carvings and stilts, is quently the Met is not fifteen , hard to find in the Depres- Kenyon, tickets; Mrs. Anton M. nesc intern camp. After being WDBC—138# 7:30 News of the World clarifly that little story by say­ up moisture through its porous of plastic film. of spades. This overactive play 8t, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," recommended list, which they chestra) came to be a pari ot ing that it hid come down in 7:50 Congressional Report ing that nobody is compelled to times as good as the church I ‘hey were saving them for Lassen, refreshments; Mra freed, she came to this area, typical of the homes built by 6:00 Long John Wsde their own nationals. I have, of sides without disturbing the When seedlings have their sec cost him 1,830 points. send 80 cents to Bridge Book, say limits dismission of evolu­ the current Lutz Junior Mu­ and because she knew some­ Ills family over a long period of 8:00 Dick Robinson 8:10 Pops Concert read my reviews if they are the choir, or maybe you didn't real- ond pair of leaves, transplant Howard Craft, Mrs. Philip El- that tribal group. Sometimes 10.05 NIghtbeat course, attended European pro­ seeds. senberg and Mrs. Herman Declarer, screen writer-direc Manchester Eve. Herald, Box tion to one chapter or section seum Indonesian exhibit one connected with Lutz and time. Shortly after, the Japa­ 1:05 NeW! Sign Off pause of artistic pain, discom­ iM the fact. Place a flat stone or piece of them to individual clay or peat 8318, Grand Central Station, and clearly labels it a theory. nese occupied Indonesia forc­ the carvings will describe the WBCH—910 11:00 News ductions since. “ Jake” liSDoyt, publicity; Mra tor Billy Wilder, over-ruffed and through the kindness of a mls- was looking for a home for the 5:00 Hartford Highlight! 11:15 Sports Final fort, or boredom, That's what Pm paid to real­ broken flower pot over the pots, using soil mixed with equal New York 17, N.Y. Two biology teachers, who ing the missionary to pack and history of a family, but they are 11:30 Art My flr.st review for Mr. Smith Robert Taylor, hostess, and led a trump to dummy’s king. col'lectlon, donated it to Lutz. 7:00 News. Sports and Weath ize and it’s what I am equipped drainage hole. Add an inch of parts of vermiculite or perlite. Copyright, 1966 stonory womsui who had <»r- carry this fragile band of hand- always representative of the 8:00 Ga.sllght j Let's get a few things Kenneth Lemlre. Stanley Har­ When the nine of apades drop­ declined to be Identified, said She hod worked In Sumatra 5:00 Lou Terri to do. Speaking of equipment, was to cover a series of four General Feature# Corp. the books are not as well-organ­ ried it around with her through carved, berry-dyed, players. delicate Indonesian art. In the 12:00 Quiet Hour! atraight I don’t hate music or lecture recitals by Walter Dsm- ris, Philip Blsenberg, Charles ped. Wilder had an extra entry 7:00 Ken Griffin Musicians, although I've been my qualifications were publish­ to dummy. He ruffed another ized as those recommended by An Itinerent group of play­ •wooden mask over the entrance WI^F—1230 12:00 Jonathan Dark ed In H ie' Herald years ago when rosch on Waigner’s "Niebelun- Ferguson, and Mrs. l^Doyt, and the stilts, the hut bears 5:00 Wall S' Today. accused of dcring both. I review Coventry chairmen, #et-up. club and got back to dummy the teachers and are less effec­ ers, gamelons like this still 6:00 New!. Weather. Sport! I first started writing locally, gen Ring” in 1932. So I've been with the seven of spades to dis­ Euphrates Dam Set tive teaching instruments. roam from village to village, marks of the land and the re­ 6:15 Radio Greater HarUord teas than a hundred concerts a writing reviews for a long time, Anyone having something of .year and o f these I usually give but there’re always newcomers card the rest of his hearts oh Earl Isenberg, school board playing for special occasions. ligion — the mask, an ancient 6:46 lyowell Thoma! both to the paper and the col­ in fact before some of my cri­ interest to display or hayii^ ANKARA—Turkey plan# to Workers Dig Muck, 7:00 New.! •bout four or five “rave” re­ further questions is asked to two good clubs and the top dia­ chairman, aald he sides with the Sitting In formal rigidity, the device to frighten off evil spir­ 7:36 fnvllaOon to Learning COSMETICS umn, so ‘I’ll leview them briefly. tics were bom. That first one Rooms in the Town Offices build s 670-foot dam on the parents. He said he didn’t know Dlayers brought forth from its, and the stilt a practical de­ 8:00 Ijife Line views. I also give about three was awkward by the way, since contact Mra Lassen or Mrs. Le- monds. WE CARRY ALL or four “ roasts.” The rest are Will Karas and Janssen please “ Your bridge columns are Euphrates, higher than Egypt’s How the board would vote but their handmade instnunents an vice to ward off the waters that 8:30 Jerrv Gordon Show MEDCO SURGICAL reply with theirs? I personally knew Mr. Doyt. Aswan, but at a coet of only 9:3') Speak Up. Hartford t h e t o p l i n e s In between, or “mixed.” •Navy Band 8e4 perfect, ” Wilder told me. "They that one unofficial headcount Seek Quake Victims unearthly and weird melody, cover the land during its 12:15 Sign Off SUPPLY C O . Damrosch, and had memorized Suggested for School Aides $350 mlUion. Ketoan Dam would monsoon periods. The gamelon WTIO-I08S • Actually, this is pretty fair, I am a graduate of the New The U.S. Na'vy Special Show give people the notion they showed H 4-1 in favor of the par­ often calculated to wand off 340 MAIN STREET England Conservatory of Music most of “ The Ring." (I still ought to do something even have a jiroductlon capacity of and other Southeast Asian ex­ 6:00 Afternoon Edition ARTHUR DRUG ^ d incidentally this year has Band will perform at 1:16 p.m. ents’ selections. evil spirits. 8:00 New!, Sport!. Weather MANCHESTER, CONN. wheie I also did graduate work, know at least 8 hours of it from though they don’t know exactly six-bilUon kilowatt hour#. (Continued from Page One) hibits are now on display at been no exception. There have memory.) schooI'<’hs on Uie junior high Mhool April 12 at a student assembly road from their home to hospi­ This gamelon is probably per- 6:45 3 Star Extra and was elected to Pi Kappa Office space for the at Coventry High School. Also what. That’s the way like it.” tal where her mother lay Hi. Lutz. (Herald photo by Pinto.) 7:06 Converaatlon Piece dUeady been four excellent re­ Somebody who alleged ten plans turned dovm in the town­ Lambda, equivalent to Phi Beta superintendent, the school busi­ Invited will be students who He paused for a moment and Teams Evaluate with water and mud up to 25 Shortly after noon, the earth­ views, and three roasts; the years of opera-going at the wide referendum. "nUs expres­ suggested: "Just say how Kappa in scholastic circles, for ness mansiger, two secretaries, sion will assist in making rec participated in the elementary feet deep. quake hit. Walls collapsed into Mason isn’t over. Just ask any good marks. I further studied Bushnell recently wanted to played the hand if you write school principal how many stu­ and a bookkeeper, is recom­ ommendations for future school schools. Tow n’s College Hundreds of soldiers were the streets. Water pipes broke in Europe under Egon Petri and know who was right, a cheering and eleotrlclty fsiiled. The dents in 100 are outstanding, mended in the town office plans. Letters, signed or un Three professional personnel rushed in to help search for vic­ Arnold Schoenberg. For some public, or I? Now I careftilly re­ administrators as a job-oppor­ mountain mining camps were and how many are failures. ported the cheers but I'll admit signed, may be sent to Herbert years I was a practicing con­ building by a study committee W. Couch, chairman of the tunity panel for Coventry High A representative of the New tims but after nightfall police reported badly damaged. cert pianist, and I did conduct­ audience reaction has little or on administration and Storage. Ehtgland Association of College suspended operations until Ana Maria and her father no effect on me, and rightly, I steering committee, Cooper School seniors conducted a dis­ ing and arranging for the radio The committee filed its re­ Lane Rd., Coventry. cussion oriented toward non­ and Secondary Schools visited morning. They said there was started back on foot to their vil­ in the days before TV. Further, believe. port with the advisory group of lERSTUlDOD The Qark’s Manchester Community College A talk on ”Rt. 6 Relocation” college bound seniors who will so little chance of finding any­ lage. Helicopters flew overhead, I have appeared locally as both Many a worthy, brand new the Board of Education. The jVA'N klng sad. claim to be the world's best ging "Wozzek" for 30 years, cational facilities. The group is partment. after the 6:30 p.m. ‘STRANGE BEDFEIXOW8’ public dinner aponaored by the ministrator from the University Brochette foil the most jaded by Dr. Thomas O'Connell, presi­ into the sea of mud. It WEB dark by the time Ana pianist or Uie world’s best con­ for example, still it is not yet made up of some 40 citizens di­ In color - 9:20 dent of Berkshire (Maas.) Com­ local Republican Town Com­ of Connecticut: Mrs. Harold appetite while your parse is Authorities said the only hope Maria and her father reached ductor, but I do know where to popular in America. It's in the vided into four study commit­ Plus: Best actor winner munity College, after a day of Met's repertoire this year, how­ mittee on April € in Coventry Waldron, personnel officer of speared for a paltry lAO. A waa for those who had managed the familiar bend in the road look for trouble, which is more tees. Gregory Peck - in talking with faculty and stu­ where their house stood. But ever, so I mast have been right Grange Hall. 'Die public is in­ the Mansfield SUte Training luncheon delicacy. to flee to high ground before the 11 ■ ■ than the average orchestral In November a town-wide School, and Paul Touchetto, "To Kill A Mockingbird” dents and visiting classes. deluge crashed down on the val­ there was no house, no lights, no tiddler can say. in my reactions when Stokowski vited to the talk. The OOP com­ referendum defeated plans for a personnel manager of Brand- at 7:00 Dinner 92 to 86 The results of the evaluation ley. trees, no viSage. There was I first presented it to a startled junior high school that would mittee wdll meet after the din­ I learned the trade of music New York In the 30’s. Locally, ner and talk. Rex Corporation. Particular OPEN EVERT DAT should be known shortly, said Juan Honorato, 12, 'sobbed to only silence and a wall of mud criUc under Warren Storey have included space for housing Wed. : First Run blocking the road. you may recall, I gave Teresa emphasis was placed upon the Elke Sommer in Dean Lowe. The association Is newsmen:, Smith, music editor and critic the schools administrative staff, Girl Scout Troop 5318 wiU expectations of employers, not­ Inspired Luncheona from 96c generally known as being the "M y mother and my seven El Cobre, with a population of Stra,tas a ''rave” review when which is now housed at Coven­ see the film, ‘T o the Fair,” at "Why Bother To Knock” for The Boston Poet, in those she wa.s quite Unknown and ing qualities most desired In a rincipal accrediting body in brothers were having lunch at about 400. had been burled in a days, (uid sufficiently the mu­ try High School. 4:15 p.m. Wednesday at Cov­ potential employee, as well as few England. home when I went out to hunt sea of mud. rock and water Manchester was quite doubtful. The report states the office entry Grammar School. sicologist to be a contributor to Yet she is one of the biggest the type of employee a firm eDr. O’ConneU’s visit realized some rabbits," he said. “ Now I when the copper refinery’s dam Boy Scout Troop 57 will see stars at La Scala today. now occupied by the registrars wishes to avoid. a new policy of the association, will not see them again.” burst during the quake. of voters should be used by the the same film at 7:30 p.m. in Jack, The Happy Bachelor! As he watched the avalanche For Chile It was one of the An audience can easily be After the panel, Richard May which la to sdintt new schools school staff and suggests that the Nathan Hale Community of the Connecticut State Em- 3rd Wks! Vlrna Lisa! Laffs! to membership on a candid#*^ from atop a slope, Juan stdd he worst ■ dlaasters In modem stampeded by an engineered the registrars move into the Center. times. Ftor Ana Marla and her demonstration, as was evi ployment Sen’Ice in Wllllman- basis. Then, once the college's was knocked off balance. Civil Defense room and that the Rotary Ckib State tic Informed the seniors of the first graduates have been out "It was as if someone was father crying togettier on the Who'll pay the bills... denced the other night. If you CD move across the hall from iACKllMMO)! VIRHAllSI silent, dark road, it waa on un­ think that reception mr a touted Joseph Adams has been ap­ assistance rendered the high In the world tsvo years, the col­ pushing me. An Instant later I its present quarters. heard a great noise, then the believable nightmeuv. diva was spontaneous you are pointed president o f the local school graduates by the State lege may be considered for ac­ The study "indicated changes Rotary Club by the board of di­ Employment Service. creditation. vtUage was gons,” he said. They were two of about eight if you can't work? more naive than ten years of .could be made without undue H O W TO ■ The quake was felt as far off people known to have *irvived opera attendance should make rectors with Henry Fuller as Thus. June 1967 is the soon- disruption of current use of vice president. Others appointed Manchester . Evening Herald w t date that the coirununlty as Buenos Aires, 700 miles east the devastation of El Cobre. you. It was well planned in ad apace” at the town office build­ of Santiago. Chandeliers swayed Juan Honorato, 12, had gone Accident and sickness can cripple anyone... any time... vonce. Just where do you think are John Lacek, secretary; Coventry correepondent, F. MURDER college can be accredited. ing. Mark Spink, treasurer, and Pauline Little, telephone 742- in the Argentine capital and rabbit hunting that pleasant, anywhere. Can cripple your pay check, too. What then? the young ladies got the flow­ Dean Lowe said that to be ac­ Divided opinions as to the Clarence Edmondson, sergeant 6281. cepted on a candidacy basis us­ alarmed citizens called newspa: sunny morning. He returned to ers they used to pelt the prima value of the proposed shifts YOUR W IFE per offices to ask what had hap­ find his home and family gone. Will you use up your savings? Go into debt? Accept char­ donna? Did they run out dur­ at arms. New officers take o f­ ually means a school is headed were expressed during a discus­ fice as of July 1. pened. Carlos Munchel, another sur­ ity? There is a better way: Living Income from Equitable! ing Intermission and gather in the right direction. vivor heard the noise of the on­ them from around the base of sion ^m ong members of the ad­ Elected to the board of di­ Temple Chapter '(^TECHNICOLOR Meanwhile, on the state level, Fairly strot^ tremors were Provides up to $750 a month tax free when you're visory group at Ita’ last meeting. the accreditation team of the also felt in the Argentine moun- coming 'water. Lafayette's statue? rectors are Adams, Fuller, ‘I managed to nm to a near­ - n No foirmal action was taken ^ in k , Leo Dionne, LacMc and State Department of Education tlan towns of Mendoza and San sick or hurt and unable to work. See what plans you are Juan near the Chilean border. by jiUl.” be said. “ When I other than to accept the report. Nelson J. Bearce. Installs Slate win come to Manchester qualified for. Call The Man from Equitable for details. The group will make its for­ Wednesday to give the college The quake set needles spln- looked over my shoulder, I saw mal recommendation at a later ” Fuller is in charge of the en­ mng on selsmologlcai instru­ a gigantic wave made of sand, tertainment after the 8145 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hayner !>#■ Its final survey preparatory to We*re a$ date after all reports are com vidson of West Hartford, for­ STANLEY WARNER granting the college sUte ac­ ments around the world. Some mud and water. Then I could plete. dinner meeting of the Rotarians STARTS TOMORROW 7,000 miles away In Faenza, Ita­ not see the houses any more.” merly of Manchester, were in­ “ Pumpkin” creditation. near at A jiartlal report was given by Wednesday in the vestry of the • By state law, a community ly, the government observatory First Congregational Church. stalled as worthy patron and "Dr. Strangelove!’ the educational poiicy commit­ matron of Temple Chapter, Or­ college must have such accredl- said the quake kept its instru­ Ore, Rails Paireil your tee which reviewed secondary Briefs der of Eastern Star, ^turday NOMINATED FOR BEST ACTRESS UUon before it can graduate ments in motion for t-wo hours. school curriculum, ^tlined was The Board of Education will night at the Masonic Temple. Its first class. Manchester Com­ NOWBINYA, Swaziland—’IWs telephone the program at Country High have a special meeting at 7;30 About 180 members and guests BmI ActrM Airue ■! Um ( ■ nfaarMMI munity College expects to hold Day to Remember This small, landlocked British School and a general statement p.m. today at Coventry High attended the semi-pubUc cere­ Its first commencement exer­ protectorate has completed its on requirements and advantages EkMtora: Margaret Sands of School to work on policy. monies. cises June 6. Santa Barbara, Calif., was en first shipment of iron ore to of universal wid comprehensive The Second Congregational Installing officers were Mrs. CROFT-FlICIl Japan. The mine here is 13f7 FREE secondary programs. route to Buenos Aires tor a year Church choir meets at 7:30 p.m. Marjorie Morrison, worthy ma­ iJuns of study on an Interameriijan rail miles from the port of DELIVERY Dr. George ChampUn of the Wednesday in the sanctuary. tron; Herbert Kingsbury Jr., 1 /I a s o n Warning Issued Press Association scholarship. (Lourenco Maripies In Mozam- State Department of Education, Thursday the church's build­ worthy patroo; Mrs. Emmy Ur- After the quake struck, she biqiie. The project. Including will discuss curriculum at the ing committee will meet at 7:30 welder, chaplain; Mrs. Elia Gal­ In OijLe Accident toured the stricken areas and constnKAlon of Swaziland’s Tour order for drug needs advisory group meeting today p.m. in the Church Community lant, marshal; James W. Mc­ interviewed survivors. first railroad, cast 36.4 mllea. and costnetics will be taken at 7 :30 p.m. at the high school. House. Kay, organist, and Mrs. Char­ Plus — NOMINATED FOR BEST PICTURE lion. CARL A. GUNDERSEN care of Iniinedlately. All meetings are open to the The First Congregational lotte Gray, soloist. No injuries or serious vehicle By MARGARET SANDS public. Church Ladies' Association Other (dicers installed are damage was reported to h^e HE aaKDin FOR IT 116 OLCOTT DRIVE, MANCHESTER Written for Associated Press At the April 12 meeting the meets’ at 10:30 am . Wednesday Mrs. Bemics RIeg, associate Stanley Kihrlefc’t ^ resulted from four motor vehl- EL OOBRE, Chile (AP)' — R WOONSOCKET, R.I. (AP)— TEL. €48-8892 plamning and zoning commission for an all day work session in matron; Albert Heavisides, as­ ole accidents occurring during was a Sunday that iB-year-old A gunman surprised CUira Bel- C d M o /L L will report on Its rqcent findings the vestry. sociate patron; Reginald Allen, the weekend. Ana Marl- Faraiane would nev­ humeur, cashier of a market relating to the group’s study. secretary; Mrs. Helen Elliott, A written warning for fail­ here, while she waa arranging The EQOffABlE life Aifursncc Society of the United Stalet Prescription Pbarmacy The choir meets at 7:30 p.m. er forget. , Townspeople are urged to ex­ Thursday in the sanctuary. treasurer; Mrs. Jane Hooper, ure to grant the right of way It was the day she lost her tho day's rece^ite in neat piles Homs Offics; New York, N. Y. 901 MAIN ST,—«48-5S21 press in writing or in person to The board of Christian Edu­ conductress; Mrs. Olive Recave, to a vehicle not obliged to stop home, her brother, sister-ln-law and stocks. He demanded the the advisory group their opin- cation meets at 8 p.m. Friday associate conductress; Mrs. was Usued to Robert A. Buch­ and six nieces and newphews. cash. She picked up the money at Kingsbury House. Marion Kingsbury, chaplain. ner, 70, of 7 Lincoln S t ^ ter Early In the morning, Ana —$474 in bills and change—and Also, Mrs. Bette Bantly, mar­ he was involved in an accld^t Marta and her father, a miner heaved It at him. It. so fright­ Oirl Scout Leaders wrMI meet HURRY. LR^T RAY "Gcllath” ehowi^at6tS0-9iS0 »» at 8 p.m. April 6 at the home shal; Miss Mabel Trotter, organ­ nUnni-LAOl UAT at W. Center and Emerson Ste. with the Las Condes copper ened him that he turned and of Mrs. Dudley Fergueon on ist; Mrs. Dorothy Howard, Saturday evening. High St. Adah; Mrs. Lucille Smith, Ruth;* The accident occurred as BUY A DROP OF FUEL OIL The North Coventry Coopera­ Mrs.'Harriet Case, EMher; Mrs. Buchner was crossing the Intsr- tive Kindergarten parents meet Marion Tootell, Martha; Mrs. secUon to head east on W. Cen­ UNTIL YOU GET OUR... at 8 p.m. twnorrow in the Sec­ Carol Seavsy, Ehseta; Mrs. ter S t and was struck In the ond Congregational Church Lena Speed, warder, and J i ^ right roar end by » vehicle o^ DOUBLE DISCOUNT DEAL!! basement. Risley, sentinel. e^ ted by Philip B. SheridM. The kindergarten clqss will Mrs. Mary Smith and Miss EVERY TUESDAY 99, of Bkuit Hartford, poUoe say. DON’T visit a hatchery tomorrow. Mary Louise Dickson were host­ In a minor accident Saturday esses. Mrs. Vera Fofd and Mrs. afternoon, James ^ 91 Oete Vaccine Harriet Case were in charge ot 92, of ■Warehouse Point .«»lUd- • SAVE with Boland’s low price, pYov- 2 n C l « SAVE AGAIN with Triple-S There were 91 children re­ refreshments and decoraUona, sign oan turn an ordinary "yard” Into n show plaoo. 1st ceiving the Sabin polio vaccine IS FAMILY DAY! ed with a porlwl car /on W\ Speed Riggs, cn reliability and Texaco Fuel Chief Heating Stamps. Good for hundreds of premium items and Mrs. Gladm Campbell Mlddls Tpke, near HosnMteod Saturday at the program co­ passed the guest book. sponsored by the local Public at. PoMco say Holoomb, famous tobacco at no extra cost to you. Members of J c ^ Mather T H r D 1 L I i: I 0 U S a 1968 sUUon wagon ^ th ten Health Nursing Association and Chapter, Order of DsMolay, auctioneer Dr. Robert P. Bowfen, health di­ OPF.N F LAMl HFUHU D paasengora, was crossing the rector. served as ushers. tracks westbound on recommends r. H r F Fi u H i; 1 R the turnpike when he notice Get a Hartford National home Improvement loan to landscape your BONUS— 1000 TRIPLE-S STAMPS FREE Mancheater Bvenlfig Herald Parents Can Get Adviee another vriilole very oloee to Coventry correapondent, F. i: N L Y Ms loft In attempting FOR DETAIU FILL OUT COUPON AND NAIL TODAY PauUne Uttie, tels^ne 742- WABHCNOTON — If a to avoid sldeewlpliig^^this cor, ______mM grounds... paint your house...or add a room. You can take u^ to five 6281. ■tutters, practical advica la TR F A I TFi r F ' ' R F he veered to &e r l^ t onff availahls In the United Btataa I Q c atruok the unoccupied auw Children’ Bureau booMet, FAMIIY AND '.AVI which H6d been ^ years to pay. Lite and permanent disability insurance are Included at Gasoline from Coal “nnie Child With a speech Bert W. Davis, 88, rf 7 Nye Bi Problem," which covers most A collision took pises yeeto^ WASHmOTON—The office other oral handicaps, too. The N l) I ! M ! I - day afternoon obwt 6

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HEALTH CAPSULES Events y Never Needa Waxing byMlelwelA.PWti.IIJX | TPC Served Papers T o rg in o l Spurt Pushes F 'ftiU'Rfi COLOR BLIMP. P0C$ /S e a m le M s o e a s y t m MSAN -niAT EVSIWHNG In World It’s The Baby Has VOU MB 1$ N MAPCB D u re sq e / Resilient Economy to ^ OF CRAY? In Rezoning Suit BONN, Germany (AP) — The Went German Foreign Office / N on-Sup High Level to shop Legal papers calling the town planning commission ■ays bomb mtaoka wore mods S e a m le ss Been Named••• into court to answer to charges that it “arbitrarily” re­ Baitarday on a branch of the / Chemical Resistant By SAM DAWSON tw zoned the Pioneer Parachute indostriai tract were served West Oonaon Emliasnr and the A P Buolneea Newa AaolnS U.S. oonetdato in rnnghori, F lo o rs / Detdgn Unlimited NEW YORK (AP) — liwtlnal S a tu rd a y ...... f ------days of the year's flnt quorUr Suit is being brought hyMts. LUnm. No on* wss liijared, a opMieaman oddod. ore seeing a spurt that to purii- I \Trlginht T. Enes, A South by Factory / Low Maintenance Blata, David dota, soo at Joseph U and B aihan Bal­ Here, Here Now! The opokertMn mU today Ing the notion's economy to on Windsor resident whose prop­ unexpectedly high tevel. It to lard crystal Lake Rd., Rockville. He was bom March erty liKludee • wedge of land earllar repwlB that tha Hasfs / 5 Year Warranty 1* at Rockville General Hoqdtal. Hie maternal grandmother Let^s Not Rush hod occurred In TWpoK were Trained making this ■peotocular gohi that Ooctenda across ths town with the help of aoma imuaual is Mm. Regina Ballard, Tlvorton, R.I. His paternal grand­ tins into the Industrial area. InoorreoL Both Tr^toll and mother la Mrs. Aurorf Blais, WlUlmantlc. He has a brother, Bengtmri ore ocoridered ciqpt' / Exterior or Interior Incentives, such aa fear of a The papers were served Sat- Tou would oxpeot tha Norman Robert, 3; and a sister, Amanda Lee, A weatherman could hava in Libya. Mechanics ■teel atrtke, but also In the face • • # • • urilAy on town plsnnhig oom- E WM the third attack on a of some setbacks that noimally miaslon chainnsn John La- been a bit more cooperative Bfaylett, Lean Oaire, dauc^ter of Leonard K. and Claim ' this morning; he h ^ to g6 West German nSsrinn In on Can For Free Estimate—No Obligation would have dragged it down. ■ncacs Maylott, Lorraine Dr„ Tolland. She was bom March •mUB N ONLY A Ftw CA^(4. menso, at hie home at 16 Jean and dump a fresh Uanket Arab natka rince Bonn an­ First estimates put the gain in 12 at RockvlUe General Hoq>ltal. Her maternal grandpar- MOST C0L0R-P6FICIENT Rd. o f snow, and right while nounced it WMdd seek dlplo- 875-2042 the first three months of 1966 os enU are Mr. and M m a a lrs Tkac*. Thompsonvllle. Her pa­ PEOPLE RECOGNIZE MO^T ’The suit la returnable at the the town was opening bids moUc roM ioni with Israri. ttia largest since Wortd ternal grandparents are Mr. and M m BSarl Maylott, Hazard- COLOR9 BUT HAVE TROUBLE May session of the Hartford for sprlnlg strwt sweep­ Pt«TINGUI$HlNC $HAPE^ TlUe. , County Court of Common ing! KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia Thda was accomplished • • • • • WITHIN A SINGLE COLOR. W. G. SCHWARZ CO., INC. aisimmSmiuAmitiltiSIMiSEir Pleas. It may have scared off (AP) — The Maliysian govern­ despite: Andenon, Seott Mlcksdt son of Leonard E. and Chrole H*mti Cwtubt *>VM ImM iiSowwH** According to the papers, the bidderB, because only one ment said SO to 40 Indonesian 994 HARTFORD TURNPIKE Blizaarda that cut factory BttMks Anderson, 4 Fenfleld Ave., Ellington. He was bom suit has been filed because tiie was received, and the tone guerrlllBs have probahty been production, notably of autoe, at March 19 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal commission acted ‘‘aibltrarlly blddM* Is familiar with his killed In the post month around ROCKVILLE. CONN. 04064 times in the industrial Midwest grandparents are Mr. and Mm Alfred Brooks, East Hart- and unreasonably” in granting work. the sooilie At coast of thq main­ and Northeast; XocxL He has two brothers, Joel, 5, and Craig, 3 ^ . land. • • • • • the sone change, from residen­ Tha Hartford Sweeping Dock strikes that for weeks Events tial to Industrial use, for the ap- Service, which did the jital. His maternal grandparents are al of the zone change even the steel has risen so h l^ that Brownie Troop 680 has made als were to the future of organ­ traffic that It might generate though they were not present police are underpaid or not paid adult education program will be Mr. and Mm Russell Saundem 120 Branford St His pa­ purchasing agents haven^t been Easter baskets for the pediatric ft ized labor.’ ’ on resldentiad streets. f at the meeting when the ac­ at oU, and many resort to extor­ Club Hikers Greet Spring ward of Manchester Memorlsd available at the town offices answerette" looks feoth- ternal granthiarents am Mr. and M m Harold Peterson. 490 Doulgas gave his view In re­ tion from the vitlogerB. CALL able to build uup the inventoriee and at the Bolton Pharmacy, Tkylor S t He has taro brothem Ban. 4, and Christopher, 3. South Windsor residents have tion waa formally taken. they set as goals. Hospital. The Brownies have eiiight — controls like no • • • • • marks prepared for a confer­ objected at various times that Town Counsel Irving Aron­ been busy smaking things all They have already been sent BSUILIN (AP) — An East Auto soles ore running for And 13 Children Get Lost home with high school students, ence sponsored by the Interna­ the zone change would permit son, who will handle the suit year, according to their leader, slightweight ever hos be­ jjamK, Marie, daughter of Fianda M. and Kath­ tional Union of Electrical, Radio German couple and their three MORIARTY BROTHERS. Inc. above a year ago, with loti leen L. Albrecht Long, 42 Trebbe Dr. She was bom March the construction of industrial for the town, says he la hope­ fall's strikes almost forgotten Mrs. John Litvinskas. They fore. Inner bonds offer firm and Machine Workers Union. children tore their way through Manchester Evening Herald 16 at Hartford Hoepltal. Her maternal grandparents are buildings adjacent to their resi­ ful of resolving the difference barbed wire riwrtiy before 301-316 CENTER STREET 648-6188 Latest rales Ngurea show some The Bolton Outing Cluto^nlng Moss wlU be at 7:30. Con­ have made puppets and tam- dences, some of them along out of court. fessions will be heard Friday borlnes and will soon make ter­ Bolton correspondent, Cleme support for the tummy— Mr. and M m Louis Albrecht Hartford. Her paternal grand­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ dawn today and eecap^ to West models running ahead of this greeted spring yesterday af­ mother Is Mm Mlchad Long, East Hartford. She has a Doming SL and Bnperlal Dr. The suit win probably tem­ BerUn. RENTAL CARS AVAILABLE BY THE time last year by from 19 to 36 from 7:30 to 7:50 a.m. and 7 ry cloth aprons. well Young, telephone 643 natural shaping for the dent Johnson relu ed Sihiday at short residential street off Dem- ternoon with a hike along the to 7:20 p.m. 8981. hrather, »«/•»»■«». U ; and taro etsten, Kathleen, 18, and Camp David In the CatocUn porarily prevent Pioneer from The family’s escape wae not per cent. The baskets are a service derriere. Mode of sheerest Marianna, K Ing St. beginning construction of Its noticed by Oonununlst border DAY... WEEK ... OR MONTH Spending for new construe Shenipnit Trail and lost, tem­ Nocturnal Adoration wiU be project. Each Brownie was re­ OSes* Mountains of western Maryland. And they have complained held from 10 p.m. Friday to 6 The President and Mrs. Johnson planned 3600,000 production guards. It occurred in the Span- tlon, despite lagging housing porarily, 13 children. sponsible for one basket. Mrs. Dons Seek Training nylon and Lycra Spondex lye, Mary EBra, daughter of Ernest A. Sr. and Laum that industrial traffic onto and office facility. dau district where the frontier demand, Is now rmming well The group, composed of 41 a.m. Saturday, with the usual John Henley is assistant troop flew to the camp by helicopter Holy Hour Friday from 9 to 10 powemet. White. S, M, L, MOUoria Tyo, 30 Aafawtm S t She waa bora March 21 at Saturday night and returned Slater SL would proceed to the is sealed off by three thick above the first year as well as semi-hardy indivl^ials from leader. Wilbur CSroas through their Although K is not mentioned p.m. LONDON — Britain’s uni ifsMrfisstsr Memorial Hospital. She haa five brothem Ernest late Sunday eventhg. in Mrs. EhieB’s sulL the South boihed wire fences. far above year ago figures. Manchester and Bolton, left the Parents, Counselor XL in oH styles! Jr., 15,Wrayne, 14, Richard. 11, David 4%, and Peter, 8; and residential area, the shortest versity teachers were polled Windsor residents may also be Pokce aaikl the cfaildren. two The economy’s big upward Glastonbury fire tower for a The Andover study group A meeting for parents of stu­ recently on their lecture metih three aBtem Deborah 18, Donna, 8, and Christina, L WASHINGTON (AP) — Sec- route to the highway. girls and a boy, were 11 to\ IS surge thus seems tied to other circuit along the Shenlpsit Trail will meet tomorrow at 8 at the ***** They hod asked the planning seeking to protect themeelves dents in Grade 9 -ha.s been set ods. Sir Edward Hale’s com retsiry of the Treasury Douglas years old. They and their pkr- things than just nervousness and then a woods road running home of Mrs. Donald McGrath for tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in BendMri, lia a a — , daughter of Roger R. J. and D o­ commission to provide buffer from another poesiblo source of mittee found 58 per cent want Dillon has asked Congress to industrial traffic. ents suffered only minor cuts ^ ^ d a £ over labor troubles in the offing by the Glastonbury Reservoir The First Holy Communion the high school double class to be taught something about lores Dobom Boochard, 34 Legion Dr., Rockville. She was ■trips along the entire South or effects of post strike. »9 .5 0 \toKINS;S^ST N E W SYSTEM Answerette brief—for average or long torso tta a t Labor At Oiir Manehastar Offiea 913 M A IN ST. I PICTURE FRAMING (ol typMl Paris Ext ,JANE PARKER SPECIALI Answerette girdle W uneiatefetew se SAVE20C LAUNDRY W INDO W m d PLATE GLASSj Answerette regular loigth pantie OttAANOl. WIST • OIIIGTOl LARGE AND DRY CLEANING Aa latonnsl iiuiipBtil find Answer ^riod CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK PAUL DODGE PONTIAO, UHL I 9L7H6 APPU PK 1 l b b o z ON HARRISON BT. (44) Answerette long leg pantie in two kmgths m O ff Best Orator St. I BDICMI CAMNITS m d SHOWER DOORSj 873 MAIN STREET—Phoiio 649-2881 BBTIMAXBB iHLAllLY GIVEN «MMM X waNN, lla AwoMs I OIMtvMt PbUw OpporiU the Oomotety Answerette bras regular $ 3 contour $ 4 I Yen ChB * Of Glaas, Think Of Fit 1 MITCHELL DRIYE-PhoBa 64M56I HI lAST cam i wmr. MAMCHBm . r r a n A - o p Olid DoBvonr CW M B-TIfil nAekio ott MB Mat -Vi •TZlWtB»^ga■A«a <)etob*r L U tt______abroad, to do so penuriously aa possibla probably occurred between ocrats will nominate their WATERBURY (AP)— Mayor that a .piece o f the arm shot reminisce. Patrolman Jeunee McCooe through the open door. about Saturday noon and 7 this tion next month will meet with choices next month. Joseph F. McNeills says he This would be quite unbelievable, to Very truly yours, discovered the breaks during a morning. their counterparts from seven The candidacy of A tty. James plans to meet with both Neg;ro moat of us, were we not being told that A fter that ^iaode, things be­ Ray Reid B k k H tar, Ooam., m Saoood Clara Mall routine check of the country Patrolman Raymond Peck other towns tonight to discuss Collins of Hartford for a GOP and white leaders to discuss X O N m U H K COPY came rougher and it waa with club buildings about 5 yester-', all folders depicting the possible de- said that entry was apparently their convention choices. nomination may cause some ways to avoid disturbances like great relief that Fat Thomaa day morning. Entry into the SWtVKI,IIIC.«g!5,'5— ■qWCiaFTION RATES Hghta of foreign travel have been re­ caught a plane for home. He achieved through a window on The meeting, a caucus of dele­ disturbance at the nominating the Friday night clash between ParaMa la A*ranM Clubhouse, he said, was appar­ moved from government passport of­ aaid he would be glad to get $11,625 G oal Set the north side of the building. gates from the Fourth State Sen­ convention Wednesday. Atty. police and a crowd of Negroes. REED'S ently made through a window atorial District bound for a Collins is not among the four In a statement Sunday, M c­ e*JS5--;::::::::::::::: fices, were we not being sermonised, in back to New York, where on the east side. Inspection of Manchester Shopping Pnrkadfi nominating convention Wednes­ nbminee.s from the rest of the Neills said he will hold the things were normal. In Cancer Drive the clubhouse revealed that a Ex-Boxer Own* Doth 858 Middle Turnpike Weot . f:S the Senato and elsewhere, on the vir­ 1986 Publlq)ier8 Newspaper day, is set for 8 in Wethersfield. district that the party is re­ meeting after he receives a re­ desk, a metal cabinet and a port on the incident from Police Phone 643-7167 MBMBnt OP tues of seeing our own country flrat, Syndicate The 84 delegates present will ported to have endorsed. TO* ASSOCUTBD F R ^ . A goal of $11,625 has been small safe used by the club’s NEW YORK-^Samuel Pryor, Superintendent Joseph Guilfoile. were we not being lectured, suddenly, likely throw their support be- Manchester’s delegates and nia Aaaodatad Prera U excluilTcly «nUa^ set for the American Cancer treasurer had been forced open a vice president of Pan Ameri­ McNellis said he has called for ta-4M ora of rewibllcatloo of all newa on how expensive and costly the vices and the contents removed. The can Airways, is an ex-Marine )Und former Gov. Raymond alternates to the nominating a "full-scale investigation” . Mf-tltT craditad to it or not otharwlaa eradlt- Society fund drive in Manches­ id la thia papar aad alao Ilia local aeara pub- of Paris can be. clubhouse bar and a liquor lieutenant and collegiate boxing I Baldwin, Glastonbury; former convention met last week to Bottles, bricks and nightsticks Open Forum I GOP state chairman Edwin discuss tht problem. Town Kven after we begin to believe it, the ter next weekend. storeroom had also been raided champion with an unusual hob­ flew in North Square Friday AB^ rtSSs of rapoMloatiaa of apodal dla- I May, Wethersfield; and former Chairman Francis EiellaFera natolMa banhi arc alao raaairod. situation remains amaxing. “ Stay home, That is the amount the town and an undertermined quantity by. He collects dolls, and haa night when police tried to arrest Critic’s Critics hopes to bo able to contribute of liquor removed. Money was 8,000 of them, representing just secretary of state Mrs. Francis said after the meeting that the a man on breach of the peace Americana” seems to be becoming an To the Editor, to its local clinics, and toward also removed from several about every country and every Redick, Newington. delegates were not ready to an­ charges. ofrlclal slogan. "Think not of what you educational and research ef­ vending machines. period in history for the last The three have, broad support nounce their choices at the Three men were arrested. 1 have read with interest the time. personally can afford in the way of recent letters regarding John forts at the state and national Entry intu the pro shop was 3,600 years. among the eight towns in the They and seven policemen re­ foreign travel, but what your country Gruber, and I can’t help but feel level. effected by prying open a win­ Fourth Senatorial District, ac­ The delegates to Wednesday's quired hospital treatment after nominating convention are the Hi aerriea client of N. B. A. ■arrlca, that these self-styled critics Dr. David Caldwell Jr., presi­ dow. A soft drink vending ma­ EUROPE’S G.N.P. LOWER cording to state central com- the melee, which involved 20 iMlalieri HapreeentatlTra — The Jidlra can afford” seems to be becoming an inltteeman Atty. John F. Shea .same as attended the State white policemen and 150 Ne­ * Spaolal AAoney — Now York, Chl- ^ either belong or are closely con­ dent of the Manchester Ameri­ chine in the shop was pried LONDON—Western Europe’s official maxim. can Cancer Society branch, has open and its coin box removed. gross national product per Jr, Convention In Hartford last groes. Detrotl nected to an organization which year. ^ BURBAIJ OP CniCUUL- And, aa Uie crisis in gold continues, Mr. Gruber has criticized. They offered those statistics in sup­ Police reported there was evi­ person averages a little more The Fourth District is con­ there are suggestions that other sacri­ obviously feel they have a port of the fund drive: dence that some equipment had than one third that of the Unit­ ceded three delegates to the Atty. James Higgins will re­ For a pleasant, tart taste to convention to four for the re­ place the late Atty. Arthur Le- boiled beets, carrots or turnips, fices, equally startling, may be ^u ired trained esur superior to Mr. During the past year a total been stolen from the shop but ed States — $1,035 against $2,- Monday, Mardh 3S maining communities in the claire on the delegate roster. add just a little lemon juice. Gruber’s or they would not be of 35 cancer patients from Man­ the quantity or Identity of this 786. of the American people. We notice a sta­ chester were assisted in some tistic to the effect that the use of gold quite so vehement in their opin­ ions. way by the Manchester cancer KcfPolaHoM Don’t R dax for fillings drains almost as much of unit. 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS I find Mr. Gruber’s articles t e a doean’t Iiava to acratofa our supply aa is being lost abroad. W e For example, ten patients r w y extremely informative and were transported to and from MUSIC STORES: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER^ wonder what the statistic would be for t e ^ y into the thinking of any of ua highly entertaining, although I cancer clinics; 15 were h e li^ WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7198’ ap^radffMia of a auppoaodly normal wedding rings? feel few people accept every re­ to pay for their drugs; 20 were ■ilBOunt of oonadcnoa and g o ^ w ill to­ mark as absolute gospel If I loaned hospital beds, wheel­ have attended a performance chairs or other equlpiuent. day to dlaoover that the newa wo would and I disagree with his criti­ Bka boat to hear from Alabama would Beginning To Ldve? Three persons received fi­ One o f those juxtapositions of news que, I attrfoute it to a differ­ nancial assistance toward the be nawa of a reaplto, a rriaxation. a pe­ ence o f opinion, not to his items which, happening quite by com­ cost of speech lessona after riod during which the great moral vie- pomposity or poor musical posing room accident, create a happy operations for cancer of the totlea at Selma and Montgomery would taste. Perhaps If my name was throat. relationship appeared in the New York Joan Sutherland or Arthur ba ctiebratod, a period during which the Funds collected in Manches­ Times the other day. Wlnograd I would be more in­ ter will also be used both in ■potUght would A ift to Congresa, a In one news item, an expert on com­ clined to be supersensltlve and town and on higher organiza­ period during which the reaponaible d ti- downgrade bad reviews, but I puters delivered a paper on computers tional levels to provide pamph­ vjkVb- —M of aiaiumin Itaelf would have a think Mr. Gruber is to be com­ lets, movies and filmstrips aim­ in which he warned that computers ■dinnca to fight fOT pcogreae through mended for his ability to be un- ed at discouraging smoking should be required to get out in the hnpreased by namee or r^u ta- among the young. Boderatioo. tions and to judge solely on his Joseph Garman, chsdrman of OF MANCHESTER worid and see more of life. "The com­ It waa nice to have A churdi In Selma puter that lacks an ability to communi­ opinion of thrir merits. the Society’s 1965 Crusade for deaegregated enough yeaterday to allow Manchester, says funds collect­ cate with the outside world,” said he, Any town can have a namby- tour Negroea to alt in the congregation. pamby crowd pleaser as a crit­ ed in town will help pay for “is in danger of remaining an isolated It ia nice to have the more reapanaible ic and Manchester should be educational films that can be marvel mumbling to Itself in the air Portrelture By Sylvian Oflala made available to town schools. nawapapeta of Alabama b ^ to writing grateful to have a critic of Mr. conditioned seclusion of its company’s Gruber’s stature in its midst. One of the most common t^^«iHaia about utovlng reaaonably TWO GENTLEMEN FROM V ER NO N: State Representatives Gerald Allen And Raymond E. Spielman In Their Seats At Hartford Mrs. David W. Comp causes of lung cancer, accord­ data processing room.” ing to researchers, is excessive Daystrom brings colonial quaintness toward poaitive aohiUotia. It la nice to 97 Hollister St. What should be done, this expert said, have newa of the flrat email but,eon^ Manchester, Cfonn. smoking. waa to link computers directly into all Bgeoua organlaatlon of tvbito people Into kinds o f communications systems, so groupa who believe their atate haa to do A Thought for Today Mors Bidding Techniques they could be continually on the alert ■omethlng more than try to hold faat Sponsored by the Maacbester T o the Editor. Police Arrests to the latest, and not fall into the -dan­ Jimmy Breslin Inside Report I was certainly thrilled to and atand atUl with what haa been. Council o f Churches read your recent editorial link­ Such developmenta, audi atrawa ia the ger o f functioning like stuffy old has- __ f by ing m y name, even though in a Albert G. Devaux, 56. of 801 wind, probably aatlafy moat ro u tj^ bems. to rugged steel and non-mar plastic V Retreat From Selma We read of Enoch In Genesis Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak remote connection, with the Thla modem formula for better com­ Main St., was charged with op­ gobd aoula, and auggeat to ua a mood 6:24 that “ he walked with God.” Rembrandt painting which sold erating a motor vehicle while raiA a pace we would like to aee follow- munication among computers and the What does this^really mean? Is fo r $2,234,000. under the influence of Intoxicat­ it poMlble for us in our day to WASHINGTON — Moderates tised in the moot recent ala^ . 1 ) . ■3rstenui o f inquiry, data-collection, mes­ NEW YORK, March 20 — New York City. Conlan ia the Your description of the bid­ ing liquor and waa summoned to ad, tor a while . walk with God In any kind of in the civil rights movement tion. Of course. (Congress never ding teohnl(]ue esnployed by the sage-switching, and input which service Fat Thomas, who in his re­ major creditor caught in the have scored a major behind- we aid pass siich a bill. apiiear at the Manchester ses­ Then, If after a auffident teat of time, tirement decided to see Ala­ ‘crush of Fat Thomas’ retire­ meaningful way? auoceesful bidder made me sion of Circuit Court 12 on April computers happened to have, nestling To walk with God means an the-scenes triumph over leftist It has been characteristic of nothing much had happened, or aeeuMd bama last week, roiled Into ment from bookmaking. think back—well you’ve got me 12. light along side it, a quaint little news intimate association with Him radicals who proposed a voting 9NIC to put forth proposal* Bkdy to happen, we would approve, re- the Jefferson Daivis Hotel, " I hope they kill you down started— so here goes. Patrolman Gerald Calve made — what an honor! It means pro­ rights bill Congress never that are sure to iDe rejected, story concerning the studies a Uni­ Montgomery, Ala., and regis­ there,” Conlan said. Years ago when we (my late the arrest after he saw Devaux hictantly, the reaort to new demonatra- tection — what a comfort! It would pass. with the purpose o f aggravat­ versity o f Indiana scientist has been tered as "Martin Luther Fats.” This was, apparently, the father, my brother tJordem, and driving up onto the esplanade tton, to new preaaurea, to the new crea- The room clerk got a great way everybody in AMbamawas means to keep in step with God What made this victory pos­ ing Negro discontent and tak­ I ) conducted many farm and making— oommunicatlons between ani­ — what an opportunity! It sible was the fact that the Rev. ing control of the civil rights at the Center Saturday night, tion a f oonfrontationa which would heat kick out of this. He smiled at starting to think, too. Because livestock sales, aH the cattle he said. Devaux has posted a mals. means going home with Him — Martin Luther King sided with movement. op the flimace until It dlacharged aoma F at Thomas. The same way the by the end of the week Fat and horse dealers carried canes, $600 bond. what a marvelous hope! the moderates. A fter buckling A t the Sunday meeting bit­ ’The horse, the Indiana professor has sheriff smiled at Fat Thomas. 'Thomas was having troid>le in and -belteve me those canes Nicholas E. Isch, 21, of Rock- new ingot of ehange and progreaa. ^ How good to be able to say, to Communist-tainted extrem- terness by SNIC miUtanU discovered, moves his ears; the honey­ And the seme way Mr. L. B. Selma, In Lowndes .County, and practicaliy "talked bids.” villa, was charged with reckless X t auoh may be the pleasant Wiatfifl “ Fyiend^p with Jesus, fellow­ Ista on key decisions in Selrna sgalnst the moderates was in­ SuUWan, Police OonunLssioner in Montgomery. Idis, a bar­ A t the wholesale WUllmantlc driving and was summoned to bee dances; gorillas beat themselves, ship divine; (as we refMrted last week). tense. "You people just don’t dream ef peoide of routine good will, of of Montgomery, smiled at Fat maid, Jefferson Davis Hotel, in- poultry and egg auction, sales appear in court on April 12. and snails leave trails. O what blessed, sweet commu­ Dr. King's forces thia time know what it's like down were "by the pound, or dosen.” thoae of ua who fancy ouradvea to be ’Thomas. In fact every place trodiKod Fat Thomas to a man Patrolman Calve made the ar­ nion, South,” one aggressive young with one-half cent aidvance bids an the right aide, all rl^ t, but alao in­ W e are not sure, and we certainly Fat Thomas went in Alabama from the State Attorney Gen­ stood up to them. Thus, the ex­ rest after he saw Isch screech­ Jesus is a friend of mine!” tremists are out in the cold for SNTC worker told respected taken. A deaf mute buyer wouldn’t want to substitute any such last week he made people feel eral’s office. The man led off ing his tires and fishtailing the terested in nnderatanding and Justice tor Perhape before we can truth­ liberals who were crusading for taug;ht us the numerical signs. possibility for the kind o f scientific good. Apparently, Southerners by insulting Fat Thomas. Fat the time being. rear end of his automobile all sldea—thoae who are in charge of the love to q>eculaite on how many Thonuui promptly tdld the man fully say this about our fellow- civil rights before he was bom. Sw retlve signs and s is a ls linkage we are sure the expert had in The dramatic confrontation while driving through a cross­ revolutkm in Alabama haven’t been with men It would take to carry a from the State Attorney Gen­ ship with God, we need to pray, But the die was cast In the were the most prevalent at the “ By virtue of Thy wounds, we occurred at a secret Sunday walk at the (Jenter last night, mind, but the last time we saw two guy like Fat Thomas out of eral’s offlce o f a case he knew meeting when Bayard Ruatin, wholesale produce markets we ■a even tor a casual second. pray meeting of civil rights strate­ he said. computers in the same room we thought town on a railroad tie. about which involved Alaba­ gists in Washington a week r^resenting Dr. K ing’s South­ conducted In New Haven and They are already propoaing new pro- True God and Man be thou our here in Manchester when straw­ Richard J. Avery, 18, of 100 they were indulging in a cold, calculat­ "You people don’t have ma’s refusal to eoctradlte a ago (March 2d). Assembling at ern Christian Leaderriilp Ooun- Lydall St., was charged with grama and polidea whldi cannot help gypsy who wua wanted for Stay; cU, came down on the side of berries. cauliflower, tonoatoes, ing hatred of one another which waa enough tar to handle me," Fat Our Oomfoit when we yM d our A iF LrdO headquarters begin­ reckless driving and was or­ but offend the quleb-loving majority of stealing glilS,000 in New York the moderates. Rustin, who has etc., were sold in season. Thomas proclaimed. breath. ning at 3 pm., representatives dered to appear in court on on the verge of expressing itself in some City. a radical background himself "M ike,” a strawberry specula­ ■a. Ih r from resting after last week’s He then set up daytbne head­ Our rescue from eternal death!” of some 50 organizations back­ April 12. new kind o f signal such as had never quarters In a back booth in the ‘T h e peoirie in your office in the civil rights movement, tor who drove his daily loads to vietory, they iiRend to pursue i t Far Submitted by ing oivll rights argued for four Atlantic City (so it was ru­ Patrolman Robert Hennequinn been programmed into them. W e think Selma Del, which is hi Selma, took the money off her end hours. , stood with the moderates and from seeking tactics of gentle modera- Rev. K. Ejnar RaMc mored—buyers were also cagey made the arrest last night after Ala., and he began ordering lit­ then turned around and refused Almost everybody agreed to pleaded with H iggs to accept he saw Avery, southbound on S. that, left to themselves, the computers to let the New York detectives Trinity Covenant Churcti sfoout their destinations) once tioa which would have ua all anoosing tle snacks for himself all day. the following plan from the out­ the consensus and not aplU the Main St., passing several vehi­ might create for themselves that wider, take her out of the state,” Fat aaid to me "Listen Kid, to-day ^ipravingly, they have new suggeations By the middle o f the week, the set: movement. Unlike King's sur­ cles at a high rate of speed in closer to real life kind o f life the Thomas said, “ You must have when dis cigar’s in my mouth whioh make ua sit up straight and un- waitresses in the Selma Del Representing the civil rights render to SNIC in Selma, Rus- a.no passing zone, he said. were limping. A t dusk each day done pretty good for yoursetves H erald Tm on, whl^n it’s out I ’m off.” expert recommends. bloc at House Judiciary (jom- tln refused to appease aoi- Frederick A. (toltra, 17, of sasy. Far from decreeing a breathing F at Thomas would come across down here.” tremlsta. Two buyers would evidently mlttee hearings four days later be having a casual conversation Vernon, was charged with mak­ qiMll, they have decided to kmp everx* the street to the third floor of 'The man from the Attorney Yesterdays As a result, only one other General's office started scream­ would be Roy Wilkins of the but with each wiggling a com­ ing unnecessary noise with a body out of breath. the Albert Hotel, where Bob organization—the militant (Con­ motor vehicle and waa sum­ Gag And Peagants Gay, proprietor, had a private ing and Fat Thomas told him N AAC P, long an effective petitive finger behind his back. “W e are on the move now," went one 25 Years Ago gress of Racial liquahty moned to appear in court on The Vietnamese peasant is the most saloon set up. There, at a white he would take a bit o f his nose. fighter for civil rights (accom­ Then there waa the fellow who Frank Vallussl, World War (CORE)—backed SNIC. The April 12. . af the key passages in Martin laitber important factor in the war in Viet leather bar, F at Thomas would Idis pron4 >tly cloeed the bar for panied by Joseph Rauh of the was "in the bidding” as long as veteran and local iosurance rest supported Wilkins gnd Patrolman Lawrence Smith King's new litany at Montgomery. Nam. And he ia the most consistently drink gin, and Bob Gay would the night, and it was not re­ Americans for Democratic Ac­ on certain loads (and you had salesman, is elected commander tion). Rauh. better remember) he had a made the arrest after he re­ They do not Intend to halt tor any overlooked, except by the Viet Cong. call up all his friends, and they opened for Fat Thomas there­ of Anderson - Shea Poet, VFW. Still, Higgs and SNIC were One of the basic relationships in guer­ would come in and sit on a after. It was further agreed that crate open examining the ber­ portedly saw Goltra screeching pleasant reasonable purpose. Whole town highway depart­ not finished. Higgs demanded ries. his tires on S. Main St. yester­ rilla warfare la that between the flght- cou<^ a i^ watch Fat Thomas He also had trouble with a ment is active on roads today, Wilkin’s testimony generally that he be gWen a copy of Instead, they are ptepiuin^ to risk w s and the peasantry. If the peasantry, shoeehine guy down the street. Two extremes. were one fel- day afternoon. drink. patching weather-holed surfaces would support President John­ Wilkin's testimony in advance Whatever good will they may have been whether in China, Cuba, or South Viet “ You get no shine around son’s voting rights bill but urge tow who had such muscle con­ George A. Clough, 22, of 248 "Man down here, if he’s big with new type of patching mix, before agreeing to aupport It. arinning among moderate people of A la­ Nam, oppose the guerrillas,' the insur­ here,” the owner said. "You the adoption of four reasonable trol he would move about three Wetherell St., was charged with as you, can’t get enough work 100 tons of which have been In contrast, other civil r i^ t s • hairs (well maybe a few more) Intoxication and breach b ( ];>eace gents’ chances o f success are dim. one of those civil rights beat­ amendments to strengthen it. bama by trying to invoke a world-wide to feed himself,” one of the Secured as inttiel order. leaders attending the meeting , in one eyebrow, and another after an alleged disturbance at In almost every case of successful locals dbaerved one night. niks from the nawth.” Dissent quldUy came from boycott of the vdiole state of Alabama were wilUng to trust Wilkins. who couldn’t wink one eye so a residence on E. Center St. guerrilla warfare the revolutionaries "Food? W hat about my ” You give me a shine or I ’ll the representative of the Stu­ 10 Years Ago The upshot was that, in all, would blink away wltii both. Saturday evening. Court ap­ and ^ its works. And instead of being have been assisted by the indifference drinking?” Fat Thomas said. do something,” F at Thomas Despite flnancUd loss last dent Non-Violent (Coordinating 09 organizations endorsed W il­ W e are often commissioned pearance is set for April 12. satiaaed with the way Governor Wallace of the incumbent regime to the people "Take Federal aid," the local said. ’ (Committee (usually called year and dlsaattafaction with kin’s testimony. Even (X>RE responsible parties who cannot Everette P. Cyr II, of 100 on the land. It should follow, that ac­ said. "Jes what do you think already plays the villain of the piece ao display site, American Legion SflilC)—William Higgs, a left­ joined in at the last moment. attend a safe, to bid for them P r o ^ c t St., was charged with tions which further alienate the peas­ you're gonna do 'round here?” ist radical white lawyer from perfectly from their point of view, they Fat Thomas then did some Poet decides to sponsor July 4 But not SNIC. It w u atone, on a particular Item or Hems failure to carry his motor ve­ antry actually help the guerrillas. the owner said. Mississippi who Is an expert at talk e f venturing into the punitive tactic sightseeing. He took a look fireworks display this year and out in the cold, oh the «k - up to a certain price. Some few hicle registration, during a rou­ But such la not the American reason­ around the Selma Jailhouse, vis­ "I’ll ait down," Fat Thomas signs $1,200 contract with Amer­ the art of disruption. af an attempted impeachment Perhaps ing in South Viet Nam. Perhaps experts said. tremist left Mdng of the movt- years back a prominent dealer tine (^eck by Patrolman Ronald ited the city Jail in Montgome­ ican Fimworks Go. of Bosttm, Higgs put forth an extreme meat. ^ gave me a "no limit, buy them” It could be argued that Alabama, more In Washington don’t know it, but the "Sit aH day, you get no Roberts yeaterday morning at * ry and then drove out to look The Rev. Carl B. Olson la hon­ proposal which would have the • • • bid on several Hems, but I held Tolland '^ k e. and Windsor St. conflict in South Viet Nam is not an im­ at the Alabama State Training shine in here,” the owner said. till 9 m. than seme other Southern state, or more ored at farewell reception in effect of returning to poet-CivU Sen. Allqn J. EUcsidar o f out fo r a definite limit. As a re­ Court appearance is set for mensely popular one, either among our School for Boys. He was so in­ Fat Thomas stef^ed up onto sanctuary of Emanuel Lutheran W ar Reconstruction. What than acme Northern dty, deserves to Louisiana, a segregattoolat vet­ sult one piece, which the party April 12. Allies or in this country. Now the in­ tent on looking around that he the shoeshtne stand, took a Church after more than seven Higgs wanted was a new law have its failure in the held of race re- troduction of nonlethal gas in South made only one phone call out deep breath, then aal down years service aa pastor there; eran of 30 years in the Senate, to unseat all officials elected may have sealed his political THURSDAYS latlonahips labded a spedal crime for Viet Nam haa made it even more sus­ of town. He called Dick Con- new automobile ia mesentad from districts and states where doom (Instead of assuring re- all the world to punish. Perhaps thiere pect lan, GaUagher’s Steak House, (See Page Seven) him aaA bis wife. racial discrimination was prac- The V iet Cong and other Asian Com­ eleotlon in 1906) by his pledge aan ba constructed some legal case to munists will, of course, make gdant to battle the voting righto UU FRIDAYS atolm that Ocvecnor Wallaoe is impeacb- propaganda strides because o f the Am er­ to his last breath. Harvest table plus any of abla ican decision to gas villages which con­ EUender’a laat-gasp stand But most of us tend to regard such tain Viet Cong. Vomiting Vietnamese hardens the 9Ppoaltlon of Lou­ peasants are not going to condone the isiana’s Negroea. And hard- Bioasureo aa extremism, and that of Fischetti these seating groups United States because the source o f their 0^1, Fiiiiil*b«r« Newiypet headed touialana pcriiticians be­ Pay only $12 dow^; eouhM, is how we label ourselves in the slcknesa la nonlethal, and many will be­ lieve the atate’s Negro regio- aiutdi, aa different from Martin Luther lieve the Viet Cong assertion that the tration may double to aome King and his followers. We wish they Americana are trying to poison them. 800,000 by 1966-^nough to give L) Bench and two chairs wouldn’t try to go quite ao far ao fast, Our argument is that, whether they the Negro the balance o f pow- know it or not, or whether they like it er. We are still wishing this after 100 years, or not, the United Statoa is saving ^ e ir I f he tries to (insaat SlUan- 0 Pair of benches and after very recent demonatratian Skins, and compulsbry relocation der. Gov,. John M c K e it i^ that only extremist tactics on their part “ strategic hamlets,” bombing, and gaa- II urea to gat fa r mora Negro a u » ) have produced any diange and move­ singa are saving them from a worsa j'- m i M port than EUandar. AMlMugh M 1 Set of four chairs fate. ment at isU. , mm campalgnad tor Govamor as a The truth, however, ia that South rod-neck aegrogatlonlat, Mo- But the fact that we are able to wish Viet Nam happens to be the battle- KeiUien—a w illfu l poUtloal oii»- this m ust we are afraid, be credited al­ nound where the United States is put­ ^rtunlatr-7|riaya both aidoa ef n.ff most exduaivdy to the color of our ting at stake its strategic interMts in the street. He has not made Bl> all of Southeast Asia. awn aMas. For them— aa it would alao lenderia error o f writing o ff the Now you ean havf your < caka and aat it too! In this But the manlier in which we are de­ Negro vote. ba tor ua if we hrere they— the time la fending the Saigon regime from the naw Daystrom craation tor your dinatta you can hava tha now, and they are on the move now aad Vietnamese Communists, and defending for sdding or painting? charming quaintnats of Colonial styling plus the family-proof moat o f us, if we can swallow that first our own posture from the power en- araachmenta of Aslan Communist na­ qualitias of ruggad staal, washabla vinyl and non-mar W f iastiaottve lump of wishing thay tions, leaves much to be desired. GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES Daystromita plastic*. • wouM takh it easy, have to wind up ad- What will it profit ua if we destroy T oday iit History MONTHLY Re p a y m e n t t e r m s I mitthig that they have to be right all Viet Cong supply depots in North AMOUNT YOU -'.m Viet Nam and at the aame time alienate By H ie Aaeoolatod Vtm a RECEIVE .12 piymMts 24 payminti 36p$ynMnts | Tha ^pact-saying 48x22 inch Harvast tabla opans to 48x40 Vietnamese peasantry? . . . Today ie Monday, Maitih 31, Mth day of 19M. There ^ ■ S 6 0 0 $ 5 3 $ 2 8 $ 1 9 .6 7 1 to saat four . . . nas a plank top affect of famous Daystrom- r m r uttlh RidM«t Natioo If we are to proteotproi what haa been aa illusion of self-goveniment in South ^ days left in the year., L io o 1 0 6 5 6 , 1 Ita plastic you can't tailtall from mapla. (Ma<^lika(Madi^lika a sandwich W a Amaatoaiia win have to ba par- Viet Nam perium we should consider Today’a Highlight in Hlatory . i l f o o ' 1 50 5 9 ,fo 1 with plastic on top and bottom, wood batwaan, to pravant tbs “governed.” SVr whether or not the teM d if wa haK our chaaring for ttw (to thia date In 1M7,. the o k t U n iM States remains, or the Viet Cong I i n INSURANCf; INCLUnro w.arping and splitting.). Legs art of sturdy staal in a non­ g n a t a o o M y wp ana about to creats tor C n «’ Maxloo,' «nri3i|' remains, the people wtU remain. Inas­ dered to Gen. Winfield fksottT^ chip finish with chairs-and banch upholitarad in a documant- aoraalvas in order to oonaidar tbs much as we proclaim their safety and U?; prapnaltlnn B u t wo oau’t aftoad fravsl freedom aa the goal of our intentioiut On Thia Data. . s THE CO$INBCTieUT BANK tyfM print of washabla vinyl. Saat yoursalf to suit yoiirsalf •bnatf a«y mora our policy should be to atilixe the peo­ John ^ylar. V tm .m p t^ d en t, was horn. AME TRU9T OOMPAIlUr witha Tabla and two banchas, tabla and four chairs, or tabU. f U f aro wan alraady tba ilcb- ple. W a cannot solve the Vletnameas arials without the Vietaaamese. ^ ^ W 9 0 , the first nav 10 N, Mata Sfc 888 MiriB 8 $. ona banch and two chairs. Ail sats $119.95 aachl Hurry in i it B a H n Bb aartb. Ofeaaeaa a «a wo a n . —WATVBBURT BDPUBUCAN VM ittda > "•toad by MwaMhuaattg. tomorrOMr for yostrs) - ‘ " I

'' v' •''V', ‘ ■ ■s'. ■ ■■.v;’.' f -■.■i. HANCHESTER EVENING ^ R A L D , MANCHJSSTER, CONN„ MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1965 pa 6 b NIN|( MANCHESTER RESALD. MANCHESTER, OONN^ MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1968 &GB EIGHT RoekvUle-Vernon cenM following a one-car acci­ with breach of peace. He post­ Rockville-Vernbn dent early Sunday morning at ed $100 bond for court appear­ LA to Open when the Red Crow auppUad Mile Hill Rd. by the Rt. 83 exit ance April 13. Patrolman Mar­ nursing service to the Army. Rights Group Directors Get Copies rantp. tin Ktncman made the arrest. DOUBLE STAMPS She WM active In poUUcs end , Edward R. Chapman, 24, re­ David Campbell, 23, of 125 NHRR Freight Run 6,148 Bills Are Mailed Out Man Charged Grove St., was arrested Satur­ Art Museum a worker In the ownpeign for portedly loot control of hia car vtMch struck a guide post. He day and charged with operating women’s sutfrs^ie. Seeks Ouster a a She was a member of Union Of Martin’s Budget Gty Real Estate Taxes Again .After was released under $100 bond motor vehicle with defec­ With Fanfare Congregational Church, Justice for court appearance April 20. tive muffler and failure to WEDNESDAY In Merger Proposal change address. He is slated Chapter of Eastern Star la St. Constable (ieorge MacDonald Of W a lla ce (PA*. (kUaotor Mrs. Mary^vsral rccfxnmended by the investig^d. for court appearance on April (Continued from Page One) Mra. Russell D. Casa Albans, N.T., and the Ameri­ Cell Damage (toCkvilla police arrested Da­ 13. Patrolman Klncman was can Legion AuxlUary of Rock­ (Oealhmed from Page One) a year — would be known aa the Luddsekt .hAA announced that Republican " — “ Council— ...... to* keep the In Hartford, East Hertford, Watt Hartford, Mrs. Clara WiUtowakl Case, (OMilaMd treoi Page One) vid B. Murray, 21, of W est the arresting officer. cream of the noted Duveen col­ Death Qaims' 58, of Poquonock, sister of ville. Penneyhrania-New York Central S.I4S tax'blUs have been mailed OOP informed of current trends Middletown, Bristol Hanehotfor and Haw Br'itain. would oparata in 14 states, the Trans portaUon Co. d T v e l t l l" fhe director. tod.y, th. d e rfto . and conditions, the state chair­ A Rockville Iman who alleged­ Hartford on Saturday night. John L. Caron, 58, of 17 High lection, bought a few months Mrs. Louise Benoit of Manches­ Survivors include two slaters, dential secUont of Selma In de­ to RookvUla rosklenta and non- Murray Is charged with operat­ ter, died Friday after an acci­ Mrs. Herbert Amleon of Provl- District of Columbia and Cana­ It would list corporate aaaets man said. ly damaged his Jail cell was re- SL, was arrested on a com­ ago by Simon. da. of $8.2 billion. The eaUmaUd fiance of a directive from a fed­ for the action. rsaidenta owning roal estate or ing a motor vrtlcle the' wrong plaint filed by the Popular Sup­ JW. R. Frazier dent on Rt. 91 in Windsor. denoe, with whom she made her Fund budget, M ^ Ms iub- Plnney said the party will de­ arrssted on a dhargs stemming Joining this soon will be the It would Mrve most major savinga from the merger would eral Judge If certain conditions Martin is rectHnmendlng a porsonal property in the city, ^ y on a one-way street. Pa- ermarket. Caron was charged Other survivors Include a home, and Mrs. Arthur Shep­ are not met to the eatlofacUon mltted reeonunendaUoiu fer the pend on the committee "forjiro - from the damdge. Rembrandt portrait of his son, poputatton eentera between the exceed |8l million annually General fund budget totaling th e biUs total $35,947.68. fesslonal advice and guidance Alton J . M aln^ 47, of no cer­ tnlman John StoM made the with larceny under $15 stem­ i\merml lervices for WilUam son, -a brother and a sister. herd of Manchester: of Negroes. $9,658,816, the highest figure Fire DlzUrct. filia l Titus, for which Simon paid $2.3 The funeral was held this Coast and the Mlsslastppl ci^ t years afUr the merger. Downtown Taxing Dietrich Dog Tho tgxea arc due April 1, in presenting to the people of tain address, was 'Arrested Fri­ arrest and Murray Is slated to ming from a shoplifting* com­ ft, Frasier, 72, of 72 Edmund Funeral services Will be held Ctvil rights groups face a in the town’s history. appear in court April 20. Hie million earlier this month. morning from the Merwln-Leek tomorrow at 2 p.m. a t White' River. Under the propoeal, tha Penn­ Ucense Fund and Town Water but tAxpayars have the month Connecticut the story of the Re­ day night by Patrolman Robert plaint. He is slated for court 8t„ who died Saturday at Man- monumental taak In trying to $648,767 more than he nao inddenP occurred on a section Designed by William J. Per­ and Sheehan F\meral Home, 35 Oibson Funeral Home, M Elm Examiners Jerome K. Lyle sylvania would Issue up to 9.6 and Bewer Department budg­ of April to make payment The publican party and ita policy, Ahnert and charged with Intox­ appearance May 11. Patrolman and Henry C. Darmstadter, who get Wallace Impeached as a recommended for 1964-66 oper- tax office In city hall wilt be of Windsor Avi. eira associates, the white, Cltester Memorial Ho|q;>ital, will Poquonock Ave., Windsor, with St. The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, million shares of common stock ets. plans and progress." ication and vanwicy. After the Stodd waa arresting officer. colonnaded, marble-and-rglass a solemn high mass of requiem conducted extensive hearings on at a par value of $10 per share, majority of both state legisla­ open April 1 to 18 from 9 a.m. On IlMui’a List cell incident, Maine was arrest­ Louis J . Grant, 47, of. 60 )>e held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. pastor of Union Church, will tive houses must approve It.-A The $9,009,652 total that he Of these, only the Fire Dla- buildings rest on a raised con­ at St. Joseph’s Church, Po- offlclau. Burial will be In the Complex proposal, conclud­ for all outstanding capital stock to noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Russell H. Koelsch of RFD 1 ed and charged with Injury to a High 8L. received mUior injur- a t the Holmes Funeral Home, ed; reaolution asking Impeachment had submitted on March 26 trlct budget ehowe a marked excluding Saturdays and Sun­ Auto Costs to Climb crete plaza surrounded by re­ STOP.SH0P quonok. Burial was in St. Jo ­ of the New York Central. The and Richard S. Neff of 31 Earl public building. He waa taken to lea as the result of a two-car 409 Main St. The Rev. Joseph Grove Hill Cemetery. of the governor must be 1964 waa subsequently cut to rise, one that Indicates a pos­ days, M rs. Luddecko said, ahd flecting pools and gardens. It is seph's Cemetery. Friends may call at the fu­ "It Is our belief that the over­ issuance would create a total of St. have been named to the ^lland SUte Jail in lieu of $600 accident Saturday afternoon at SUPFR MARKETS “ Dudley of Center Oongrega- all benefits to be drived from presented by a House member. $8,763,281 tt)y the board o f ^ sible %-min increaM to the April 19 to 23 and 26 to 30 LA S VEXJAS — Major auto­ the largest museum built in the neral home tonight from 7 to 9. 27 million shares outstanding. Dean’s List at Worcester Poly­ bond and ia scheduled to appear Market and West Main Sts. United States since 1941. ,1 C3iurch assrlsted by the consummation of the proposed Alabama House Speaker Al­ rectors, and was since raised present 8.2-mUI tax rate. from 9 am. to noon for the col­ According to police. Grant’s insurance companies told State Miss Hazel S. Burgess The examtnera concluded that technic Institute in WorcesUr, today in Circuit Court 12, Man­ officials at a meeting here that iv. Theodore C. Bacheler of merger clearly outweigh any any loss of raiil competition re­ bert Brewer said the resolution by about $112,000 by using This budget recommendation lection of taxes. The office will car was struck by an auto The Ahmanson Gallery houses Miss Hazel S. Burgess, 71, of Maas. Both received high hon­ chester. accidents continue to cost more .ppinif Community Church, in ju ^ which has not nor cannot sulting from the proposed merg­ must contain chargea that the funds made availalble by an un­ Is for $556,170, a riM of 199,205 ayao’ be open Monday and Fri­ driven by Alice A. Safraneck of the museum's $25-miIIion per­ 23 Trotter St., died last night governor has violated some por­ expected surplus from iw a- ors. Koelsch is a senior, Neff a State police report a two-car than the amounts paid in ig;MUonal, will officiate, at the Manchester Memorial be protected through the impo­ er would be more than balanced over current operations. day evenings from 6:30 to 7:30. accident Saturday Involving a Willlngton. She was charged manent collection. Its four lev­ F n n era to tion of the Alabama constitution 64 appropiiaitlorus. sophomore. premiums. More expensive in­ els surround a 60-foot-square rial will be in Mt. Hope Hospital. sition of condiUons’’ (sic). by Improved service to the pub­ The hike is reflected In funds The office will be closed Miner Rd. resident. with failure to obey a traffic etery, Talcottville. and usually would charge in­ Martin last December pre­ for hiring additional firemen, Athiir G. Lyon HI. son of Mr. surance, in one Instance rL«ing atrium, which is topped by a She was bom in Manchester The examiners did not recom­ lic, economy, and the achieve­ Good Friday, April 16. and Mrs. Arthur G. Lyon Jr. According to poHce, Shirley S. signal and la scheduled to ap­ Mrs. Kenneth Monroa competence. dicted that next for erasing the t Incurred at the rate of six per cent, -was luminous skylight that provides riends may call at the fu- on Nov. 3, 1894, a daughter of mend Inclusion of the financial­ ment of a better competitive tbe present tax covers the of 43 Hale St., has been nam­ DailaOorte, 38, struck the rear pear In court April 20. The funeral of Mrs. Winifred If a majority of House mem- would rise by a bout $556,000 in construction of the Central city’s short fiscal year which forecast for 1966. natural light in ail weather. al home tonight from 7 to 9. the late Samuel and Susan Nich­ ly troubled Erie-Lackawanna position against other modes of ed to the Dean’s List for the of a vehicle operated by Leland Grant was treated at Rock­ Monroe of 33d Oakland St. waa Railroad in the merged Penn b en then passed the resolution, and would necessitate a two- Firehouse, and In eettlng Aside started Nov. 16 and will run r. Frasier was bom in Chl- olson Burgees. A lifelong resi­ transportation. second semester at Georgia Caswell, 41, of Norrldgewock, ville General Hospital for minor The smaller Lytton Gallery e. Mass., and lived in Man- held this morning from the Central. a trial would then be held by the mill rise In the town’s 42-mlU for the oonatrucuon of until July 1 at which time the injurtes. Sgt. Clarence Neff and PLANED SPAN—16 MILES will house loan exhibitions, and dent. she was a member of Despite the size of the pro­ Senate with'tha/chlef Justice of funds Southwestern (totlege In Amer- Maine. No Injuries were report­ ,er for moat of his life. He W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 But they left the record open posed new company, the exam­ tax rate. one or two additional fire- city government will be abol­ Patrolman John Stodd investi­ (PAJRIB—International airline the Leo S. Bing Gallery contains South Methodist Church. the Alabama / Supreme Court He is sticking to his two- icua, Oa. ed, the accident occurred on Rt. was employed by the Jarvis Survivors include a brother, Main St., with a solemn high for 10 years to permit future iners concluded that the merger houses. ished and replaced by the con­ 30, Tolland. Trooper Richard gated. service isn't all ocean-hopping, a library, a children's gallery Realty Co. and had been em- Mass of requiem at St. Bridg­ consideration of such action if presiding. Th4n, after charges mlll-rlse prediction, despite the solidated. Lyon, a freshman. Is study­ Richard Backofen, 17, of 33 One airline links Anjouan and and crafts room and a 600-seat William T. Burgess of Man­ would provide the new railroads are heard, tlM governor would fact that the $555,000 ^ r e The board of directors has ing toward a B.A. In teaching. Shea Investigated. ({earsofqualitij Jlftyed by Watkins Bros, for 30 chester, and a nephew. Dr. et’s Church. the Erie-Lackawanna Is not sue with a chance to move toward scheduled a public hearing on Of the hills maUtd, 2,348 or Vernon police arrested David Brooklyn St., was arrested Ho-heM, off Madagascar, 46 air hall for lectures, concerts and years. He also owned a fumi- cessful in its attempt to be ad­ be impeached'only if a majority has risen to about $800,000, and 88 per cent, are for real proper­ VooaUoMU Fund* ' miles apart. Lockhard D. Rogers, a profes­ The Rev. John J. Delaney "their most efficient level of of the Senate voted for It. Martin’s recommended budgets H. Irwin, 24, of 113 Cooper St.. Saturday morning and charged recitals. ttm buatneM at one time. Mr. was the celebrant, assisted by mitted to the Norfolk k Western Justifies hU stand with a furth­ ty; 3.800 or 62 per oent are for Vernon is to receive $1,700 in sor at Purdue University, Laf­ operation In which they will be If we do our homework, I er predlctlin that the state will for next Monday, a t 3 p.m., in Manchester, at 8 a.m. Sunday Frazier was a member of Cen­ the Rev. Dennis Hussey, dea­ Railway System. That system able to compete more effective­ Illlng Junior High School. personal property. Of the taxes federal funds from the State on a charge of speeding. The ayette, Ind. believe that by Christmas we pass legislation wl\ich will Education Department under ter Congregational Church and Funeral services will be held con, and the Rev. Stanley T. has. Invested It will consider ly.” It will then have until May for personal property, 3,304 are Incident occurred on Rt. 83. Con­ Ite British American Club; a taking In the Erie-Lackawanna will have a new governor,” said bring the twn $250,(K)0 In add­ the 1963 U B . Vocational Educa­ Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Hastillo. subdeacon. Mra. Ray­ The examiners said; "Action Bevel. " I would not be surprised 7 to adopt budgets and to set for motor vehicles and 496 oth­ stable David Hudak made the We member of the 8th District whenever the rkllroad’s finan­ ed school aid. tion Act. The department ia dis­ Watkins West Funeral Home, mond Murphy waa the organist of the type contemplated by if we had an election by then.” In addition to his General the tax rates. er varied categories. arrest, and Irwin is scheduled Iv e Depsuiment and an organ 142 E. Center St. The Rev. and soloist. Burial waa In St. cial condition improves. merger is necessary If the rail Bevel said he believes Ala­ About 77 per cent of the tax tributing almost $300,000 to 19 to appear in the Rockville Cir­ As another condition of the towns which applied for funds r and charter member of the Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pastor of Jam es’ Cemetery \vhere Father industry In the Involved area is bama citizens, both Negro and Income or $197,269 will come cuit (5ourt session April 13. recommended merger, the ex­ to improve their vocational inchester Dodge of Elks, South Methodist Church, will Hussey read the committal to achieve full attainment of Its white, are (ecr up with Wallace. from real estate; $21,613 or Walter E Johnson, 79, of 66 Specials for aminers would require the Supreme Court Rulings programs.' ■purvivors Include his wife, officiate. Burial will be in East service assisted by Father De­ inherent advantage and to sur­ He did not go Into detail on what eight per cent, from motor ve- Davis Ave., was Issued a w rit­ Agnes McVeigh Frazier; a laney. Pennsylvania and New York vive'in the hands of private en­ plan his group would use In hidM ; and $37,078 or 15 per Heads Fraternity ten warning by (Tonstatile Rob­ Monday, Tuesday 8 Wednesday Cemetery. Central to attempt' to locate the Burton H. Frazier of Man Friends may call at the fu- Bearers were IPhlllp Spring, terprise; and the consummation trying to get the impeachment cent, from other personal prop- Ronald M. Povlosky, son of ert Zonghetti for failure to last Year Aecording to a Recent Survey ister; two daughters, Mrs. John O’Neal, Frank Delaney, Lehigh Valley Railroad — con­ of the proposed merger would campaign going other than to srty. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Povlosky ofjey a stop sign. nersd home tomorrow from 2 to trolled by the Pennsylvania — ank K<^iring of Manchester 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. George McKeerver, Jam es J . provide the public with a more mention the group would use a Business Can Close Taxes are based on a mill of 6 Tolland Ave.. has been Aocordlrtg to VeiTion police, 1 Mrs. Howard Woodbury of Quish and Joseph lAwlor. In one of the other two major efficient transportation service 30-4lay economic boycott and rate of eight and. one half mills elected president of Phi Kappa Johnson’s car atruck a vehicle^ apUn; four sisters, Mrs. Ru- eastern railroad systems; the and permit the railroads to launch a handbill campaign. Theta fraternity at Ohio Unl- operated by Doris L. AndMem,' Rev. Albert Abbott Norfolk A Western or the Chesa­ SgAliist A grand Hat of $30,109,- ph Patterson of Hartford, move to a higher level of return TlMse attending the mass 913. This year's grand list Indi­ verzlty. 32, of Tolland, Saturday ait 4:30 a. Nell F . Stevenson, Mrs. ANDOVER — The Rev. Al­ peake A Ohio-Baltimore k Ohio. on Investment, through which meeting were told by Bevel that For Whatever Cause iPovlosky is the first sopho­ p.m. The accident occurred on bert Abbott, 86, pastor emeritus Hospital Notes The condition waa imposed, cates an Increase of $850,905, tssell Appleby and Mrs. Vin the merged company may be they must take a more active a 2.9 per cent Increase over last more to be named president. A Rt. 30 at Bomfortii Rd. Police Farrand, all of Manches- of Gales Ferry Community the examiners said, to' bring able to assure sufficient confi' part In the movement and de­ r Dean’s U at student, he holds report that Mrs. Anderson was NORMAN’S year. Church, died Saturday at Man­ PATIEN TS TO D A Y : 268. about "the best p o^ble com­ (Continued from Page One) Black, William O. Douglaa And and eight grandchildren. dence in Its finsmclal soundness, velop more local leadership Mra. Luddecke noted that an Ohio University scht^arshlp slightly injured. chester Memorial H o^ital. He ADMITTED SATURDAY: petitive balance between the maintain its credit and raise "because many of the leaders Arthur J . Goldbarg Mid they for outstanding scholastic A Pawtucket, R. I., driver Mrs. Auguste Brault had previously been hospitaliz­ Mrs. Aim Garger, East Hart­ merged company and other monies necessary for the dis­ verse impact on unionization in agreed with today’! reauH. They payments by cbeok or money or­ here are going to be needed in der ATS welcomed and encour­ achievement. waa charged with operating a l^ra. Marie Louise Desram- ed at Lawrence and Memorial ford; Mrs. Bertha Murphy, 29 eastern railroads.” charge of its pubhe duties.” Birmingham, In Mobile, In other plants of the complex. said thev would go further, not He Is a member of the Center motor vehicle without a 11- Hospital, New London, and af­ Wedgewood Dr.; Mrs. Ethel The examiners also recom­ Harlan specified that, when aged. Psyments by mall may be CHUCK Brault, 68, wife of Au- If finally approved by the Montgomery and In other larger merely because of error In In­ Program Board at the Univer­ ter being discharged resided mended Inclusion of the New the case goes back to the board, made any time after the receipt Mste Brault of 1 Walnut St., Bouton. 48 Dartmouth Rd.; IOC, the Penn-Central would be c a m ^ g n s .” struction! glvtn the trial Jurtei. sity. Interfraternity council. Tuesday at Manchester 'With a son, Winston Abbott of Mrs. Rmnona Lawes, ESUngton; York, Susquehanna k Western the United States’ large rail sys In other developments Sun­ it should make further findings but on the ground! that VM fed­ of the tax bills, but whether the payment Is made by mail or in Student Cabinet and Men’s S o ld % Railroad in the merged compa­ on the issue of purpose and ef­ fim orial Hospital. Andover,, Frederick Mercer, Coventry: tern. day: eral Constitution would bA vio­ Standards Board. I [She was bom in St. Sabine, The Rev. Mr. Abbott was Mra. Julia Eells, Doyle Rd.. ny, and the granting of trackage At Phialdelphia, headquartera King, speaking In San Fran- fect of the closing of the Dar- lated if Henrv was subjected to peraon, Mra. Luddecke asked 80 Named Theater Designer SPRING Canada and had lived in Mont- bom In Cornwall, England, and Rockville; Mra. Ann Rech, rights to the Delaware k Hud­ of the Pennay, there was no Im­ cisocr, Calif., called for a nation­ lirtgton plant. any libel Jud^toAnt because of that UU be included with pay­ lived In Barre, Vt., many years, Westport; Mra. G«»ev4eve Mey­ son Railroad to provide a link mediate comment. wide boycott of all Alabama "If such findings are made,” publication of criticlsma against ment. (Jlaude Almand of Rockville MeMrntty Fashions [ [other aurvlvors Include a He served parishes in Vermont, er. Watch Hill, R .I.; Bari Smith with the Norfolk A Western. A spokesman for the New products and (or the federal Harlan said, "the case will then the public officials on the Hensa Talk Tonight has been named theater and art OF THE five brothers and a sister, Connecticut and Rhode Island. Wapplng: Mrs. Mary Sllhavy, Two railroads that sought in­ York Central in New York City government to withdraw all its be in a porture (or further re- grounds of performance of their A banker, a FHA representa­ designer at Mount Southlng;ton Uniforms, Jumpnrs, of Montreal, and a sister, He was pastor of the Gales 53 West St., ROckvlUe; Mrs. clusion in the merger were said there would be no Immedi money from the state. \'iew by the Court of Appeals on official duties. tive and an Insurance specialist Theatre, a semi - professional Tops, HeusM, Skirts, Armande Ferland of East Ferry Church 12 years and its Catherine Ferguson, 15 Frank­ turned down by the examiners ate comment. In Atlanta, two high ranking all Issues.” will be the panelists at tonight's company in Southington. ford. pastor-emeritus 14 years. lin S t ; Richard Dennisoa, 20 — the Delaware -Jc Hudson and A spokesman (or the Erie members of the Ku Klux Klan The Justice said the court was sesaloD of the Family and the Almand. an artist and sculp­ Stroteh Fonts, Brps, STEAK Refuses to Rule ^ Ih e funeral was held Thurs- Survivors, besides his son in Steep Hollow I-ane; John the Boston k Maine. But the Lackawanna said there would telegraphed President Johnson not intimating any rtew as to House Series, eponsored by the tor, will be responsible for the 6 ird iM ay from the Dion Funeral Andover, Include another son, Krause, 44 Ridge St.; IxAm recommendation calls for con­ be no comment by that railroad. asking (or a face-to-face confer­ how any of the questions should WASHINGTON (AP) — flie Tolland County Agricultural design of the stage, grounds MAYTAG bme, Bedford, Canada. Burial Gilbert Abbott of Port Huron, Graff, Wapplng. sideration of the two within 10 Irving Maidman, president] Of ence to discuss the President's be decided by the board, or by Supreme Court refused today to Service. The meeting will be and interior of the ioc^e. Art TOP in Venise, Canada. Mich.; a daughter. Miss C. Isa­ ADMITTED YESTERDA'Y: years if they can show that they the New York, Susquehanna A denunciation of the organ! za the lower court. rule whether sterilisation it a held at 8 p.m. at the TAG build­ works are to be displayed at the o '- n i E bella Abbott of Rockville; a George Chapin, 146 Walnut St.; have been foreclosed from in­ Western, said "Good, good tion. The President had no im (California man violated the fed­ ing on Rt. 80. theater during the summer sea­ Glazier's clusion in the Norfolk Western good,” when informed that ICC eral Oonstltution’a ban on cruel washers and dryers Mrs. Charles Booth stepdaughter. Miss Phyllis G Kenneth Uppling, 76 Oxford k mediate comment. Suits Overturned Featured wilt be Nelson D. son. Artists from the area in­ Corset and Ualform Shop GRADE 1 SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. Home of Wethersfield; a sister, St.; Donald Dublel, Sunset and that their inclusion in the examiners recommended inclu­ In Detroit, Vice President Hu and unusual punushment. It Kilpatrick, aoslatant treasurer terested in exhibiting their QuoUty I WASHINGTON (AP) — The 631 Main St.—Manchester othy Laasman Booth, 55, Mrs. Vera Carkeet of Butte, Lane, Bolton, Sean Maleos, 84 Penn-Central system would be sion of his railroad in the merg­ bert H. Humphrey extended gave no reaeon for deoUnlng to of the ConnecUcut Bank and works may contact Almand. In t he public interest. er. The line has 70 miles of personal condolences to the fa Supreme Court overturned to­ hear the case. THAT WERE BOUGHT IN THE fe of Charles Booth of Hart- Mont; two grandchildren and Prospect St.; Frank Caine, 94 day two libel awards totaling Trust Company. Kilpatrick will Eaater Social Set end mother of Elliott M. six great-grandchildren. Chambers St; Robert McKin­ The new corporation, If ap­ track plus several spurs from mily of Viola Gregg Liuzzo, The Californian, Mlgusl Vtga discuss the ways of financing a The Blaster social of St. Jo­ oth of 140 McGrath Rd., proved by the ICC — whose de­ near Jersey city, N.J., to Spar­ mother of five who was shot to $40,0(X) won by two public offi­ Andrada, on the record agreed with aur famaus Funeral services were held ney, Center Rd., Bolton; Joseph cials of Mississippi in a suit home, standard mortgage seph's Parish will be held April Windsor, died yesterday this afternoon at the Galea DiPinto Jr., 0 Hilltop Ave., Ver­ liberations may take more than ta, N .J. death by a night-rider's bullet to the sterilisation.- But he laid eharges. Including mortgage 8. Joseph Gill, general chair­ Liggeff at the MANCHESTER Just-Rite Trim* Hartford Hospital, on an Alabama highway Thurs against Aaron E. Henry, Negro it was coerced and "inflicted” Ferry Church. The Rev. John non; Robert Boeke, 22J Skinner pharmacist and an Integration closings and what is Involved In man, h u announced. fo th e r survivors include two Post, superintendent of the Rd., Vernon; Ku«n Jackson, day night. as punishment In a mtadem- a title search. Prises (or the social will In­ Miters and a niece, FMre bombs were thrown at leader of Clarksdale, Miss. eanor case in which he was P a rk a d e Norwich District of the Meth' 334 Summit S t; Mra. Patricia Juries in (Zioahoma County, Michael Aldleri has been with clude hams, fruits and candy. Bat Tay Valet Staare, tat! i The f il n e r a 1 was held this odist Church, officiated. Burial Whitman, Tolland; David Nel­ Pope Presses for Report two Negro churches in the Meri­ charged with failure to provide the Federal Housing Authority About 28 games are scheduled, AREA fsHeinooa at the Weinstein dian, Miss., area, causing heavy Miss., awarded Benford C, Col­ (or (our children ranging In age ■waa in Gales Ferry.- son, 32 Earl S t ; Albert Godin, lins, police chief of Clarksdale, since 1$61 and has held several and the social will begin at 7:46 Mortuary, 640 Farmington Stafford Springs; Mrs. Annie dfiiniige to one of them. Meridi­ from 5 to IT. They were born to posiUons In the appraisal sec- p.m. Tickets will be available ye., Hartfrd. Rabbi Simon From Birth Control Group an Mayor ffetir^' Burns issued a $15,000 damages; and Thom­ his first Wife, Aurora Andrada. Secondo Brochetto Reed, 11 Hemlock S t; Francis as H. Pearson, county attorney, tfcn. fli WUl discuss recent at the door. oveck and Cantor Arthur Toman, Trout Stream Dr., Ver­ statement saying "acts of this The first marriage ended in di­ changes In FHA requirements bret, boUi of Emanuel Syna- SOUTH WINIDSOlb—Secon­ nature will not be tolerated.” $25,000 damages. vorce. do Brochetto, 75, of Torrington, non; Mrs. Celia Zorakis, 176 VATICAN CaTT (AP) — Pope<^loMd that ArchUahop Leo Bins The Supreme Court, In a brief and describe the methods used Advertisement— We, Hartford, officiated. lUUlard St.; Thomas Miller, 44 Negro high school students at by the FHA in appraising a Herald readers who live In Sriai was in Platerer Verein stepfather of George Danoitti Paul VI has told the Vatican of St. Paul,'Minn., had presided Jo n ei^ ro , La., heeded Gov. unsigned opinion. cited Its of South Windsor, died yester­ Marshall Ronard Anderson m , 86 at an audience Saturday, and tions concerning married cou­ demonstrate in the white com­ through falsehood. The court group will servo coffee. The it, 1902, In New London and ples,” he said, "there are also of the Yale Medical School Ob­ 3ine to Manchester as a baby. neral home tonight from 7 to 8. W est et. published today, he said: munity," Bevel said. then said, however, that the stetrics Department, and Mrs. public Is ir.vltad to attend. Town highway crews today BIRTHS SATURDAY; A son " It is possible that the deep economic and social problems— "W e ain’t gonna let no little New week’s sssslon will mark MISSED OUT ON THESE 9ie was a resident of this town problems which the (%urch can- guiding principle, as fixed in the Richard W. Griswold, oxecutive placed signs on the Municipal SHORT RiBS OF BEEF i>49< imil moving to Rhode Island Stephen C. Connor to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Curtis, awareness you have of the ne­ injunction by no segregationist New York Times case, Is wheth­ director of the Planned Parent­ the end of tbs ssrias. For the ROCKVILLE—Stephen Clar­ 140 Pearl St.; a son to Mr. and cessity of allowing certain prob- not Ignore.” Judge stop us from demonstra­ meeting. Rudy Favretti, ex­ Building Parking Lot, forbidding steht years ago. Pope Paul told the commla­ er the statement was made with hood League of OonnActicut, W jS u rv iv o rs include a brother, ence Connor, 62, of Newington, Mrs. Lieon Gondarowskl, Haz- lema to mature leads you to ting In the white community," deliberate malice. filed the appeal after they were tension horns grounds speclslist, all-day or overnight parking, CHUCK STEWiNG BEEF formerly of Rockville, died yes­ ardvUle; a daughter to Mr. and reasonable postponements. But sion members that their re he said. "W e’ve been under an Qeorge E. Robinson of Buma, search must be based ‘!on one The court's opinion was not convicted of violating tho laws will talk on '^ n d scap ln g and and limiting daytime parking to V. !&.: and a sister, Mrs. Ray- terday at New Britain General Mrs. Richard Lombardi, Box we ask you with Insistence not injunction (or 368 years.” signed, but Justices Hugo L. and fined $100 each. Home Groups,’* one hour, except (or authorised PLUS FEATURES: FRESH GROUND CHUCK » 59< hand on better knowledge of Hospital after a long Illness. M!t. Dr., Vernon. to lose eight of the urgency of a ^ n d R. Blanco and nephew, physiological, psychologiciU and Chaptor Offleera Named town personnel. wym ond D. Blanco Jr., both of Bom in Springfield, Mass., BIRTHS YE81ERDAY: A sHuetion that demands the _Hope Cliapter, Order of the Police CSilef Jam es Reaxdon A Very Liberal FREE Service Contract Merit Sliced Bacon 59c h aon to Mr. and Mra. Robert Church and its supreme author­ medical data, population mova- Manchester. he moved to Nenvlngton six ments and social upheavals. Esstern Star, recently held In- said that the area will be pa­ • Funeral services will be held months ago from Rockville O’Brian, 456H Main S t ; a ity five guidance in a clear Haddock Fillets n 44c manner. "On the other hand, and J35 MAIN ST. - 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS* aUlUtion of officers. trolled from now on and that # Competitive Price Poiicy lyednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the where he had lived for 46 years. daughter to Mr. and Mra. Sabi- Mrs. Kenneth H. Smith was violators will be given parking tino DiGregorio, 18 Short St.; a "One cannot leave the con­ above all, (research must be y*»r Avery Funeral Home, Hope He had been employed as a based) on the level of superior named worthy matron. Her tickets. ardcr pr»- gardener for the late Mrs. daughter to Mr. and Mra. science of men exposed to un- ptitd Mrly Irani canplata ite ‘ to be a clear exhortation to the FRIDAY' commlasion to overoome report­ the population explosion — in l O - V b V b - Slater, pMt matron, oecretary; 3-DIAMONDS C^TUNA JLsS? Hospital, Hartford. Jr., both of Newington. BIRTH S TODAY: A eon to B«ss16 Prioa, past matron, The funeral will be' hold to­ ed divisions. It is said to be di­ dealing with mankind’s prob­ A life-long resident of South Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gagnon, lems. OF MANCHESTER treajuror; Haael Harvey, con- Windsor, he was a veteran of morrow at 9:30 a.m. from the 296 Main St.; a daughter to Mr. vided into three groups. One fkvors a strict adherence The birth control problem, the duotrats; Edith Robinson, as­ Be Shop, World War I and a prominent Newington Memorial Funeral and Mrs. George Pitkat, 20 Di­ sociate conductress; Florence Home, 20 Bonair Ave., Newing­ to current Church teaching- Pope said, "can be posed In this tobacco grower in the area. ane Dr.. Vernon. way: Neumann Jr ., past matron, Survivors Include his wife, ton. with a solemn high Mass against any birth control wcept Wise! Compare! Add this to your saving** list! DISCHARGED SATURDAY: through the rhythm syatem. "In what form and according ehspisin; Georgia Foss, mar­ Mrs. Mary Powers Curtin; three of requiem at 10 at St. Mary’s Walter Adamy, 31 Maple S t; shal, and Dorothy Dlmmock. daughters, Mrs. George J. Clark Church. Newington. Burial will Another proposes Hmlted use to what rules must married cou- Edward Nellaen, Overbrook Dr., of the new pills. Jiles accomplish, in the exercise organist. and Miss Mary Ellen Curtin, be in St. Mary's Cemetery, New Vernon; Janet Webb, 54 Bige­ Britain. Third su n ests a more liberal of their mutual love, this serv­ -Also, Norma Wheeler, Adah; BUY your new MAYTAG both of South Windsor, and Mrs. low S t; Diane Clavet, 70 Diane Marilyn Hull, Ruth; Karen Terrance Connor of Quantlco, There will be no calling use in the light of world popula­ ice of life to which they are RCPAV- AMOUNT hours. Dr., Vernon; Maurice Moorei, 31 tion growth. called? The Christian answer Chapman, Esther; Doris Heck­ MONTHLY or LOAN Va.; a brother, John Curtin of Mary Lane, Rockville; l^s. ler, Martha; Patricia BeUin- South Windsor; and seven Until today the Vatican and will always be inspired by the $16.75 $300 Mrs. Theresa C. Johnson Constance Wright, Olaatonbury: He publications had not men­ awareness of duties; the dignity K«r, Elaotra; Marie Smith, NOW at NORMAN’S grandchildren. Annetta Marella, 16 Brent Dr., Warder, and Charles Harvey, 26.58 The funeral will be held to­ Mrs. Theresa Cunningham tioned the commission. Even of married life, in which the 800 Vernon; Mra. Jim e Schuetz, 29 the names of its members were love of Christian spousea is sentinel. WM niiiff morrow from his home with a Johnson, 76, of Blast Hartford, 36.41 700 mother of Charles T. Johnson Wuhlngton St; Mrs. Martha secret. Vatican officials infor­ made noble by the grace of Irene R. Sntith, past matron, ■ofemn high Mass of requiem Pyer, Kelley Rd., Vernon; twin was the Installing; matron; Ba­ T O P A Y ? 1,000 and get PLUS FEATURES of 136 Green Manor Rd., died mally acknowledged Saturday racrament; and the greotneaa of at 9 at St. Francis of Assisi Boiu of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew -On 84 msalb al«it Layer Cake Mixes sel Dombsh, past matron, In- Church, South Windsor. Burial yesterday at Uncas-on-Thamea that the Pope had met with the the gift to the child celled to Hospital after a ling illness. Kiasell, 765 E. Middle Tpke.; in­ commission. But there was no Ufe.’^ ■tslllng chaplain; Ethel Han­ will be In St. Mary’s Cemetery, fant daughter of Mr. and Mra. sen, past matron Installing East Hartford. Other survivors include four official mention of the audience. In deciding on Wrth control, MAYTA8 AUTOMATIC sons, six daugihtera, three Bernard Struthers, Wapplng; In pubHtiilng the Pope’s he said the Church "will not marshal, and Cairl Wheeler, In- Friends may call at his home Mra. Arlene Stenec, 48 Edison tonight after 6. - brothers, a sister, tw enty- speech at the audience, the Va­ permit that one minimizes the ■tnUlng organist. Everett CLOTHES WASHER elgtyt grandchildren and eleven Rd.; Henry Shermen, Coventry; tican press office also issued a price of life, nor the subUma Wsnsgar, past patron, was The Ahern Funeral Home, Large load espa^ty. dotkea-brighten- 14p6 Main St., East Hartford, Is great-grandchildren. Raymond Palmberg, 71 Lock- communique revealing that the originality of love" between hoot, and Gertrude Kington, YOU The funeral will be held wood S t ; Robart Dougan, 40 commlasion had held three ses­ spousea. psAt matron, hostess. Ing gyrafoam wadting action. 198 in charge of the arrangements Wednesday ait 8:16 a.m. from Gardner St; Barry Pleasant sions and waa now in its fourth He said he had no illusions On OOP Oronp I. SAVE JainM A. Mayor the Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 Wapplng; Joseph Audotte, 43 meeting. ThU aeaslon opened in about how difficult It might be _ Paul B. Sweeney of Rockville Let Beneficial put (^SH NAYTAG Halo fam es Arthur Mayor, 19, of Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury, with Lancaster Rd.; Mrs. Dorothy Rome last Thursday. to find solutions to the problem, Tolland Ciounty high iherlff, Pqrk Ridge, N .J., died ^ u r d a y a Mass of requiem at St. Paul’s Fletcher, French Rd., Bolton; The communique also dis- but that he felt it could be done. Yoii're ready for overnighters has been named to a 12-mom- at- Presbyterian Hospital, New Church, Glastonbury. Burial Clarence Hasan, Andover; Mra. hor advisory dommlttee on pub- of Heal DRYER Margaret Lemek, ’thorapson- Torit OKy. will be In St. Augustine’s Ceme­ Westwood St.; Louis Rinaldi, Maureen O'Nell, 173 H Charter uo relations by Republican tery, South Glastonbury. vllle; Roy Banka, 79 Lenox S t; in your pocket - fasti Gentle circle of He was bom In Manriiester WAPping; Mrs. Fsnnle Croke, Oak S t; Mrs. Anne Morlarty, State Chalrmaa A. Searle Pln- Friends may call at the fu­ Mrs. Alice Patch, Covantty; Bsy. low, even heat on Aug. -1, 194S, a aon of Hollla 101 C i ^ Dr.; Thomss Fin- 166 Cocq^ BUI S t; Miss Caro­ drlea delicate father, Cbaries Paquin of Haii neral home tonight from 7 to Dennis Meyer, 74 Dale B4.; ^ eeramlttee la the third of * 1 5 9 " If allow. Pudge Marble, Devil Food, White, Paul Lehmann, StaffordvlUs: nocohlAio, OlAZtonbury; George line Provost WlUkiuuitto; Mre. with this new studio couch fsMcB. Push­ ford. 9 and tomorrow from 3 to 9 Nancy Ohonauer and son, 45 Just phone! Ask for the pash you want to pay lA S Y Deep Cbocolata, Lemon Supreme, and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Lorraine Roy, Buit Wind­ Msyer, ScmarsvUlc; Virgintm button selection; Regular, wash Other survivors include his HAtch, S I MAther B t; MlsS Lyneas S t; Mrs. Barbara An­ your incoma taxes . . . tp taka eSra of Spring ax< Pineapple, Spice, Cherry Supreme, psjtemal grandparents, Mr. and sor; Mra. Amt P h elM Stafford; T b tM S *n wear, sir fluff. Miss Jean Kynoch Thomas kOtney, 35 S. Alton S t; Bhirloy FAunce, 29 Brooklyn derson and son, South Wind­ ponsae . . . or for any reason! Don’t waiti Swies Chocolate. Mra. HolHa Mayor of 93 Char' St„ Rockville; WaljAce Tracy, sor; Mrs. Lorettg RemmsU gnd ter Oak S t.; Ms maternal grand- ROCKVILL£-Mias Jean Ky­ Paula Maddox, E ast Hartford; Call Beneficial todeyl noch, 80, of Procidence, R.I., Mra. Ruth Hodga, Windham; 476 W oUmtoU St.; Charica son, 60 Cooper S t: Mrs. Mado- When your young follu bring pests from college... you^ young ‘ father, Chriea Paquin of Hart­ AnaatA, SS TumMAbrpok Dr., lon Schmeisks and tivln sons, UP TO S YEARS TO PAY! HO PAYMEMTS TILL M l ford; and a brother. Richard formerly of Rockville, dM Sat­ Mra. Barbara Tvon, South maririeds c(»ne hoine for a weeltekend___ . ._ .____ touring guests drop In... • urday at Providence. She was a VAfndfi: Judlo WytAS, Stafford ToU^; Mra. dart iBvsland S ^ u in of Park Ridge with Windaor; Robart Sdiultan. IS and daughter, 28 Oormsa PI. you’re peady to entertain than when you have^e^extin sleSDl % wtem he made Ida home. Red Cross Army nurse In World Dobaon Rd., Vem oa; Robart Sprihgs; Leri Docharme, RFD ing aocommodations this studio couch nrovides. It’a a haw The funeral will be held to­ W ar I. Wallace, 13 Bdtaon Rd.; K ath­ Ah m . tlttoraroo, S9 But tar- Miss Kynoch was bora in ryn Taraaak, USH BroOMya nut Rd-; Everett Dlekhuon, 81 covered model that sleep ;' 'FINANOB'tfYBTINI; morrow at 8:18 a.m. from the' cushions rest i 3 DIAMONDS WHIIE TUNA wfcirk and Whitney Funeral Scotland and came to the Unit­ St, Rockville; Mra. Cynthia Rsile i t , 'E xt, RodrvUle; Mpa Lf^i ua la f 1000— uana f^nsufad at ips < me, SIS Burnside Ave., East ed States and Rockville as an Hamel, 68 Welle S t; Mrs. Carol Dorotto ■ iwsdatrom, S7 Cob- About Toivn f j ^ (S ^ n g uiwjjo uuwii Ml lorra me second half of th e haH ) L') YOU SAVI Ue ON a with a solemn high infant. Petsraon and aon, 4 l0 Tdylor ODtd, lid.; Deborah Harrimaih • a o l M WoBBtp Man j She entered Hartford Hos­ S t; Mrs. Patricia Stranga and Piurk^ BHdce Rd., And^r; All parsons inUkeatel In W l^ the proper edver it. fits any decorating sohsihe . i t r i S i aolid W hite Tun> of raqulem- at 9 at St. plaids,.pktina or document prints. Order yours tomorrow, W m a in r'a Chutib, Bast Hartford. pital School of Nursing at 16, daiiihter, Wapplng; Vtn. Many EdWfild Huteiilnaoii. 96 Altov ttelpaUng in a Variety tSvw MIMMI . . get etimpSt toe! wlU be In St. Mary's and was the first head nurse Lapunta and daughter, laiiag- • t; HoNit Oorooraa, TS Atifralod tor May ILnonaored iRO m •«T- at WinsUd Hospital. She was to n . D r,; OAnird -Burtiknd,4 Wifi- by tfsntlsy School PTAi an 3 - 8 9 * . - ___Bds‘ may call at tha fu- stationed- at Ft. Benjamin Har- ngSCHARGED t k b t b r - . Mn. Dorotliy Webstar, SS askod to moot tomorrow at- S iMma tonight from 7 t^ 9 . riWMi. Ind., during World War I, O A‘ T ” : M fn T Oe#eeoia. JT BUI Dr., RookvUla; M n . p jn . In tho aohool au d ltorl^ - -I a O H

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1966 ------^ ^ «PAGE TEN ^South Windsor Richard MacDonald, waa chris­ Hebron tened. Boginning at the top, the baby's . great-grandmother is Education Group Rqiorts Sharing Hour Mra. Ida Grant of Massaphu- Suhie-Hanna People setts: her grandmother, Mrs. Announce Engagements Ilona Mae Lee of Hebron; ba­ by’s mother, Shirley Ann Mac­ On Town Career Program Is Held at Donald. Last but not least, the baby herself. Sponsors were In The DOUBLE ^ " * » r Education^ career step at which the trans- 2 Churches Mrs. Patricia Lee, Mrs. Eliza­ WORLD GREEN .^Association has completed a re- fer Is miade. beth Chiapponi and Francis jJXMt clarifying the present sta- In both Instances an annual CAlapponl. It was 'The One Great Hour program In increase amounting to five per The ceremony was performed News ; South Windsor. cent of the career entry base of Sharing” at the Hebron and by the Rev. Father (Jordon W. The career study oommittee step is given until the maxi­ Gilead Congregational Church­ Weeman, rector. CRinCIZEB PEKINO has statsd that the task was mum 1s reached. es on Sunday, an annual event Marking Period Ending > TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) — STAMPS two-fold: To clarify the require- The present career maximum The marking period at Hebron CMang Kol'Shek, Chinese Na­ , menta and procedures of the Is 110,300 and the present mas­ in the two linked churches. Dr. elementary school will close tionalist president, said today • program, and to make a re- ter schedule maximum is 111.- Reginald Helfferich of Hebron Friday, with report cards sent the n\Klear weapons which the i n ‘commendation to the member- 340. and New York was supervisor to parents April 6. Spring con­ Chinese Communist are trying ship regarding the continuance The study committee recom­ of the event. Donations receiv­ ferences will be held on April to develop are “heartlessly in­ of the program. mended that the original spread ed will go to the division on 6, 7, and 8. tended for the destruction oi EVERY The SWBA career study oom- of 12,000 on career schedule, World Service of the United School vacation will start on mankind.” miUee was convened early in and 13,000 on master schedule April 15, reopening on the 26th. “They are staking the fate ot Church of Christ. October, 1964, to clarify the be maintained In future profes­ Dr. Helfferlch’s local resi­ for greatest over-ALL value! our nation in a gamble for world . present program. Weekly meet- sional salary adjustments. Manchester Evening Herald conquest,” Chiang said in a dence is on the Old Paper Mill ^•ings have been held In an at- Hat Sale Rd. Hebron correspondent. Miss message marking Youth Day, WED. .. tempt to define procedures for The Women’s ORT will spon­ Susan R. Pendleton, telephone the anniversary «t the abortive Those who did not give their 228-3454. j application, .selection and notlfi- sor a sale of new spring hats donations at the churches Sun­ uprising at Canton on March 29, cation for career and master Thursday at the Wapping Shop­ 1911. Seventy-two young men day may send them to Mrs. Ma­ OPEN ♦> applicants. ping Center from 10 a.m. to 6 son Belden, here. U.S. Best Buyer seeking overthrow of the Man- The study Includes the p.m. The public Is Invited. chu dynasty were killed in the WED., Youngsters of ages 10 to 11, -I criteria to be used in evaluat- Brochure Available NE3W YORK — British auto uprising. THURSm .' Ing an applicant, procedures to of St. Peter’s Boys Club met makers expect sales to their The eng .gement of Miss Jac- Aufonger photo^ Lorinc photo Copies of "Opportunities”, a Saturday evening from 7 to 9, FONDA HURT queline L. Cook of Memchester The engagement of Miss Vir­ The engagement of Miss Elis­ FRI. & SAT. • be followed by applicants and brochure describing facilities No. 1 exfmst customer, the .evaluators, duties j>f those ap- just to have some recreation United States, to .soar again SEGOVIA, Spain (AP) — to James WiLson Glffln of Wads­ ginia Payne Fantone of Vir­ abeth Johanna Taal of New TILL for mentally retarded children, and a good time at Phelps Hall. worth, Ohio, has been an­ ginia to Lt. (jg:.) Bruce Butler Britain to Vytautas Kamlnskas, r» • pointed to the program, and were prepared for delivery last tihis year. Overall Brlti.sih shlp- American actor Henry Fbnda salary adjustments tor appoint­ Coun.sdors were present. ment*' of cars are running 18 Double Green Stamps Wednesday suffered a pierced right hand nounced by her parents, Mr. Warren of Manchester has been both of New Britain, has been 9 P.M. week by the officers of the Office hours at the hall are Sunday during the shooting of and Mrs. Vernon S. Cook, 323 announced by her parents, Lt. announced by her parents, Mr. ees. South Windsor Committee for per cent higher than a year "Oommittee members Included from 3 to 4, for anyone wish­ ago, an American automotive batUe scenes for the movie, Woodbridge St. Col. and Mrs. William Heibert and Mrs, Adrianus Taal, Tlie Ret,arded Children. ing to see a director or the sec­ '"nie Battle of the Bulge.” Her fiance is a son of Mr. Fantone Jr., (Ret.) Virginia Supt. Charles L. Warner, As­ A. limited number are still magazine reports. Hague, Holland. sistant Supt. William L. Perry, retary. Company officials said a steel and Mrs. Kenneth V. Giffin, Beaoh. Her fiance Is a son of Mrs. available and can be obtained The arts and crafts program projection of the rifle bolt car­ Wadsworth. Richard A. Peterson, Charles by calling Mrs. Karol Dowglele- OUTPUT GOES OUT Her fiance is a son of Mr. Anna Kamlnskas of 660 N. . E. LaVoie, Evalynn S. Malloy, for each age group will begin in LOS. ANGELES (AP) — ried by Fonda pierced his hand Mias Cook, a 1962 graduate of and Mrs. Ray Strong Warren, Main St. til wlcz, 596 Main St. The brochure April. Ann G. Duffy, ^ u l Flnestone, Automation got kicked in the when he fell on a muddy battle­ Manchester High School, is a 109 Princeton St. Miss Taal is a graduate of will also be available from town Mrs, Marie Blerman, speech field. He was given a tentanus junior at Simmons College, Bos­ Miss Fantone attended the Johan DeWit Hligh School, The and Richard S. Kelley. religious advisers and librarians IBM here when a county jani­ ton. where she is majoring in 'HpuSa/v A teacher is eligible for place­ and hearllng teacher, met re­ tor accidently discarded boxes injection. University of Nebraska. Her Hague. Her fiemce attended TUESDAY and this week. cently with the Htbron Board mathematics education. Her fi­ fiance is a graduate of Man­ Manchester High School emd ment on the career .schedule Past progre.as and future which contained computer TO RETURN TO PANAMA ance, a 1964 g^duate of Mass­ chester High School and re­ SUPER after the completion of one year of ^u catio n to \xplain the punch cards with the names served as a member of a B47 WEDNESDAY of tenure In South Windsor and plans of the group were dis­ work of a speech and hearing and addresses of some 70,000 LONDON (AP) — Dr. Roberto achusetts Institute of Technolo­ ceived a BA in business ad­ crow for the Strategic Air MARKETS cussed. It was noted that since Alias, husband of Ballerina gy, Cambridge, Mass., where ministration from Boston Uni­ upon completion of require­ teacher in a public school. present or former county em­ (Command while in the US. Air ments for a master’s degree or the original study group first The board is considering in­ Margot Fonte}rn, plans to return he was a member of Beta Theta versity. He is a m e m b e r of Force. met In November 1963. the ployes. New punch data was next fall to Panama, where he PI fraternity and E5ta Kappa Nu Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity 30 hours of approved post-bac clusion of funds for employ­ obtained from electronic tape, A May 16 wedding is planned. SPECIALS calaureate work as defined by number of interested parents ment of such a teacher to he was gravely wounded in a politi­ and Sigma Xi, honorary socie­ and Tau Mu Epsilon, an hono­ has risen from 5 to 18. but it required some time to cal shooting la.st year. ties. Mr. Giffin is a graduate rary public relations society. the board of education, sharad with other district make the replacement cards. ’The 47-year-oId Arias left a student at the college where he He Is serving with the UB. A teacher having served sue Mrs. Roger Cottle, publicity towns, in connection with next hospital Sunday to spend a week plans to receive an MS in elec­ Navy aboard the amphibioiis 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST cessfully for two years as a ca chairman, reported that ■'to^vn year's budget request. at Dame Margot's London trical engineering in June. essault ship Boxer, based in reer teacher Is eligible for residents are beginning to rec­ 8A to Meet home. He wore a surgical collar No date has been set for the Norfolk, Va. ARTHUR DRU6 MANCHESTER placement on the master .sched­ ognize the committee a.s a per­ Mrs. Harry H. Kirkham, and could speak only haltingly. wedding. A late summer wedding is ule. manent and u.seful organization. school nurse, and chairman of He still has two bullets in his planned. Elostle Stockings Any teacher wishing to be "Developments In March have Hebron's Salvation Army serv­ i us body. Trusses — Belts considered for placement on the been particularly encouraging ice, announces a meeting of 6¥0 ym "The doctors hope I will be Bear in Ocala Forest 56-MILUON CARDS USED career or master schedule must with referrals to three addition­ all membera oi the unit on Nassltf photo able to speak properly again by send a formal letter and resume al families, a well attended MRS. RICHARD CARL SUHIE OCALA, Fla.—Ocala Nation­ NEW YORK—American mo­ Wednesday, at the town office June,” he told newsmen. '“ In torists hold 56-mHlion oil-com­ to the superintendent of meeting on March 18 and building at 8 p.m. October I hope to return to Pa­ al Forest, ecuit of Ocala, con­ pany c r^ it cards. One firm is­ CHICKEN LEGS ■chools. This letter will be made teaching picture projects com­ Unusual Christening QR\JhAST\CK Miss Jeanne Elizabeth Hannaf A reception for 126 was held nama.” tains one of the largest deer part of the teacher's folder and 1 pleted bv two Bros\mle troons ” sues 30,000 a day. • . U l t W a a . a a . . ______XY m. An unusual christening took became the bride of Richard in Ck)oper Hall. For a motor herds in the south and also has RANGE ssill be available to the career Mrs. (tottle added. In addition Carl Suhie, both of Manchester, trip to Washington, D. C., Mrs. bear, panther, turkey, and quail. Eiioi board. church interests seems to be in­ place recently at St. Peter’s Suhie wore a yellow mohair Part of the forest was the set­ AND WAYBEST Episcopal Church at which four Saturday afternoon at South los Application for career status creasing. St. P et' -’s Epi.scopal generations were represented Method!^ (jburch. suit with black patent leather Catholic Units ting for Marjorie Klnnan Raw-f FUEL OIL A must be made during Septem­ Church Couples Club has re­ The bride is a daughter of aocesaoiies. Tbe couple will lings’ famous book, “The Year­ ber and master schedule appli­ when Elizabeth Ann MacDon­ quested a speake- for April 23 ald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Hanna of 49 live a t 149 Bissell St. after Set Communion ling.” GASOLINE NATIVE cants may also apply during Our Savior Lutheran Church School St. and the late Mrs. AprU 6. >1 the September of the .second plans to hold a vacation Bible Verna Hanna. The bridegroom Mr. Suhie, a 1960 graduate of The Rev. Eug^ene Fitzpatrick, ELECTRODES POWDERY year of career appointment. school class for retarded chll i. a son of Mrs. Mary Sidiie of Manchester High School, is em­ C.P., of the Holy Faroily Re­ CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. - 39 Observations In the nature of , dren. Rev. Roy Hutcheon of 33 Knighton St. and the late ployed by the town Fire De­ treat in Farmington, will be The in-flight power plants classroom visits will be made partment. He is also a mem­ BANTLY OIL the Wapping Community Michael Suhie. guest speaker at the first cor­ that supply up to 2,000 watts CO.MI’ANY, INC. by the superintendent, a.ssi.stant Church expressed his Interest The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, ber of the Fire and Police porate Communion Breakfast of of electricity for the Apollo superintendent a n d building ^ T\. Athletic Association. Mrs. Su­ at the March meeting and Rev. pastor of South Methodist the Knights of Columbus Camp­ spacecraft consist of many In­ ;!:n m .m n s t h f k t Breasts 59' principal. James Bonnema of the Chris­ hie, a 1962 groduate of Man­ Church, performed the double bell Council, and the Holy Fam­ dividual fuel cells, each with Special teachers working tian Reformed Church assisted chester High School, 1s em­ two electrodes of pure-nickel TKL. •with more than one principal AVAILABLE ring ceremony. Jack Grove was ployed by Podunk. Division of ily Retreat League on Sunday I In the preparation of "Oppor the organtot and Cyrua W. at the KofC Home. Fbnnerly powder. ' ftockville H7'>-;i27T ehall be observed and evaluated I tunltles." IN MOST STORES United Aircraft Oorp., South by all piincipal.s concerned. BARBECUED CHICKEHS TompkinB was the soloist. Windsor. a retreat preacher. Father Fitz­ MUCKE'S SLICED I Mrs. Karol Dowglelewicz, MORIARTY Bouquets of white gladioli and patrick had been engaged in There will be a minimum of ' chairman, requested that "in feme were on the altar. lecture work in the Far East. two visits totaling two hours Melley -JPerrone ' the light of last year’s progress • N A T IV E M cIn t o s h - CRISP-AIRE - U. S. No. 1 - 2bra S A V E 20c T didate no later than June 1. HealOl & Bmty JUds! The bridegroom’s mother wore and Karen Vater, Richard Wil­ 59 An unsuccessful candidate FREE HOME TRIAL Manchester Evening Herald a pink silk dress with match­ liams and Stanley Geidel will may reapiply for the career or SAVE ing pink accessories. They Dick Leger of Warren, R.I., master schedule only after com­ South Windsor correspondent, both wore white orchid cor­ play solos. Kathleen Faulds h i Brownie Joseph, telephone 644- Arrid Cream Deodorant 56< 13c“ will be the guest caller at an and Patricia O’NeHl will per­ h pletion of another year of school I 0148. -1 • sages. open dsmce of the Manchester form a duet. j ’Wl year. Square Dance Club on Tuesday, im r The initial Increment upon I _ RARY SHAMPOO SAVE April 6 from 8 to 11 p.m. at the BIG TRADE ALLOWANCES l u transfer from the professional Latin Income $300 4-OZ BTL I Instant COFFEE Medium Waddell School. All area square schedule to the career schedule .JOnilSOII S 15c dance members are welcome. will b e . 8600 above the M.A. WASHINGTON — The 200- Refreshments will be served by POPUUR step at which the transfer Is mlllion .Americana In 21 Cen­ the executive committee. made. tral and South American re­ SAVE § Leger has been a caller for In transferring from the ca­ publics average $300 annual 4-OZ JAR 20c over 10 years. He has served on PHARMACY 6 OZ. JAR reer schedule to the master Income, In contrast to the Noxiemo Skin Cream Travel Service the staff of several square dance 664 CENTER ST^-649-9814 schedule |200 la paid above the United States figure of 82,800. camps in Massachusetts and YOU MAY PAY SAVE 905 MAIN STREET SAVE 10c l O B W M Y S 3-OZ Florida and has been a fea­ Takes pleasure in an­ 69 643-2165 tured caller at the Atlantic nouncing their new fran­ AS LOW Colgate Dental Cream TUBE 30 c ► Square Dance Convention in . Authorized agent In Man- Washington, D.C.; Toronto, Can­ chise line. THURSeAPRILlthniSAT.APRILlO ^ Chester for all Airlines, i ada; and Atlantic City, N.J. SAVE ^RaUroads and Steamship' Leger has also made several WE PUT THE IN L Lines. SURE Alberto V0<-5 .X'lTrHoM 42c records. JADE EAST GIUON SILK He aocomponya on guitar while calHng dances. INSURANCE SEALTEST

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PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1965 UANGHESTESB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. h^ARCH 29, 1965 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE B Y R O U SO N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE personnel mines and gronodes LITTLE SPORTS Tickeftape Outdoes Rain were seized. There waa no ma­ Conference WSCS Meeting T AnnvirtePfSiJ*JSfi; 12th Orenit Skyraiders Bomb jor contact with the guerrlHas. S h ip p m o t s Most of them apparently had G>urt Cases left toe area a couple of weeks At South Church Tomorrow ago. One prize seised by Saigon Classic Welcome The annual meeting of the<&"The Church and the Now Ni^ MANCHESTER SESSION Friendly Troops troops waa a motorscooter fitted _ ^ .• If At 1 a_J_fl ^ mim n r-»l ^ f a tions in Asia." She is aoaoclaU •U5T1N,BUL* «M<>«E'fOU OOIN*^ with saddle bags containing Women’s Society o t Christian Altmi J. Maine, 46, of Ro«^- Service, New England Southern executive secretary for India ID MARCH'OUr TO THE KITCHEN MyvMRD, vUle, was sentenced to six medical supplies, including pen­ T' left toe area, followed by toe Conference, will be held to­ and Nepal of ths World Di­ ANO«SrrVOOR^)PPBR« DFF^ V aartha. a r e v o u MtMtBV tfSiOor months at the Tolland State (Oonthmed from Page One) icillin manufactured in Saigon. Greets Astronauts Americans. morrow from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. vision of the Board of Missions TM« table t o r ^ all 1 FORSCmNfi AAY SPINAL •f C M aShcn JoU, execution suspended after The scooter apparently was aiDMitar «A M o a A U.S. Army helicopter and at South Methodist Church. The of the Methodist Church; TWIBT THIS AND SEE WHAW J PROBLEMS ? DOCTORS HAVE cn 60 days, for Injury to public Skyroiders were from the used on jungle troils . MSS ■nttloBt L-JUU AmsHcon or Vietnamese air two Vietnamese choppers evac­ U.S. military sources said the theme for the day is “ One Mrs. Richard H. Maxwell, tfNSE HRST? I WARNED Me t h e SLIEHTSET 30LT1 a a r j i l a u property and also given a 80- BUGGS BUNNY s & s e MBoAc, HBW YORK (AP) — The^ A National AeronauUca and force, or why the bombers uated the' dead and seriously Vietnamese troops smashed an Witness in the World.” Miss conference secretary o< splrtt- MI6HT PREV8NT ME PROM W BR J M o m H L in t 1 sUm were somber gray, but day joU sentence for Intoxica­ Space Administration plane, picked out toe government wounded from a clearir>g 600 unoccupied Viet Oong base dur­ ^ a n d a Christdas of India and ual life cultivation, will lead the COINS A tlA Y S WORK,, ira n B in a tn b M a I Broadway radiated a ^ r y ot its tion to run concurrently with closing worship service. Tha ittP id il H l’tlBlAtaM "NASA H," brought the astro* troops for their target. yards from the scene of the ing the operation, demoli.shlng Nepal will be the main speaker. A»AMN/ SBim b i m b own today in honor of America's the first sentence. A third XM INTESEeTTED IN T H isw ay i an Coon nauts and their families here. la toe rear company, the bombing. 72 huts, four training schools The conclave will open with Rythm Choir of South Church, hCUR PROPOSITION, BSeiMn___ first buddies in space travel. charge of vagrancy t^os nolled directed by Mrs. Calvin Hewey, MBIkUccl m td MFTlMIOfMit Richard 8. Patterson, city com­ by the prosecutor. screams of a wounded Vietnam­ Two Vietnamese soldiers were and five dispensaries and con­ a business session and election SUV'NOR! MOnttot Virgil I. Orlssom and John W. missioner of public events, led ese s e lle r were heard. Viet­ hit by sniper fire as the -wound­ and installation of officers. The will participate. Mrs. David M. M B pekliW i Young took their bows as the fiscating a large cache of am­ MOMOtiy ii^vic officials in greeting the The charges ensued aa a re- namese soldiers usually do not ed were taken out. Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pas­ Bennett of Buzzards Bay, »D *y ^ WDnlly, ■ _ city offered the fervent, flam­ ■uK of incidents occurring at munition. ^ IDiMolvKI pair at the plane ranvp. The door gunner of the Ameri­ tor of South Church, will give Mass., will be organist of ths ir O io M b M MfTMiehfiwr boyant tributes of a naUon. the Rockville JeJl Friday night cry out even when they have The ammunition included ar­ a CyUwdf l W r t i ^ They waited for Vice Presi­ been badly wounded. can helicopter held a bottle of tillery shells, 1,000 grenades and theUie invocation.lUVUUttLIVJII. Mrs. ITliO. Marshalljva«z UO/.day. Mrs.svaao. Albert C.------Kalblelsch— ------S M M d JSRodcyhil 41Ciiiri» when Maine, Just rMeas^ from HotewkViar Although the weather was dent HumpArey, while he was Duker took over the radio and blood plasma in one hand and Hodge, president of the W SCS, of Blast Hartford wlM be solo- SMIehCMM iMBHDoin dark and drlaaly, it was bright jail on a previous sentence, 15 land miles. 4UB«r XBcPck 44nomr driven from Ketmedy to La- called the regimental command fired his light machine gun with of South Church, will welcome ist. ' ttOannacMil 47Tmf with banners, bands and cheers asked to be put up for the night the other as the chopper rose the members. She Is also chair- Mrs. Melvin Jochlmson o f ths •$4 ClIHidIttI CflHi lOambUBB aRoat* Guardla Field, before beginning in a cell in lieu of a more re­ post to report toe bombing. His auoitodsiBtM s « r j s : skMJg Broadway—the "Street of the trip into the city. knees trembling, Waftold, 23, and headed for its base. man of arrangements for the host church is in S lia r o{ •Mpnit Heroes” — as thousands saluted spectable sleeping place.. Humphrey entered the astro­ rose to his feet and then sank to Four members of the battal­ LBJ Greets day. Luncheon will be served at Ing room and luncheon arrange­ the Gemini astronauts. However, when Maine, given ion were killed and 15 wounded 12:30 p.m. ments. A mirsery will be con­ Cloudbursts of tom paper out­ nauts' plane and escorted them a kneeling position, covering his r r" r" a cell for the night, was told face with trembling hands for a on March 1 by bombs from U.S. Mias Christdas will speak on ducted for small children. did the rain as the pair rode out to a speaker's platform, where he declared; "TTie people that this meant automatic few moments. Air Force B87s. That time the U through massed, applauding booking, he reportedly lost his President of r IT of the United States are proud "For the second time now. I forward air controller marked do. Its population of 4.6 mlHion ranks. Umbrella-shikered temper and Inflicted a large the wrong target. in forming the Afrloan-Malaga- of the achievement of these never thought I would have to sy common organization. It con­ about equals that of the Phila­ throngs lined the streetades. amount of damage to his cell. go through this,” he said. When the planes attacked IT IT 1 Others lUled skyscraper ^win­ two young men and I Am sure Upper Volta sists of 13 former French colo­ delphia metropolitan area. Its that New York, rain or no rain, Cases on a light’ court docket Duker and Waffold moved 60 Sunday, a former Viet Cong who annual per capita income is dows above. (Continued from Page One) nies which are attempting to will give them a welcome the disposed of by means of fines yards to the rear, where the was leading the battalion to about 860. i r It was the classic welcome, include; Communist munitions factories counterbalance Soviet and BY V. T. HAMLIN c e r t a in ly likes of which they have never bomb had exploded. Chinese Communist influence In Upper Votta receives about $1 A L L Y O O P WOULDN'T accorded to America's great Shmest Bollacker, 19, Hart­ In the area began putting out Sunday night folio-wing a flight ■ j throughout modem history. had.” In all, one man was dead and other African nations. million a year from the United WANT t h a t * 2T ford, 820, failure to drive right; 10 seriously wounded. Many oth­ fires. Bombers frequently use from Africa in a U.S. Air Force ar The sentimental Ude began as The two filers and Humphrey I Upper Volta has no diplomatic States in grants and surplus >wiw p oc ^ o B o m ..BUT Ak1 NOT SURE I ■ I r l rode in a bubble-tcp car. A mo- Ralph L. Caron, 55, East Hart­ ers had minor wounds. .smoke in Viet Cong areas as a Jet. REMEMBER VWtCH WHACTP soon as the pair landed at La relations with either the Soviet food. ■nnNPMe CN 3“ !T w toroycle brigade was their es­ ford, 820, failure to obey a traf­ Over the radio came word target indication. Under the ex- During their two days here, TtaCT^ BACK KID KNOB 1 0 TURN OR Quaidla Airport, where crowds fic sl^ a l; Calvin D. Cobb. 20, Viet Cong's urging, the govern­ they will stay at Blair House, I Union or Red China. wMAtr swncH ■ 1 cort. from the Air Force that nine I Yameogo told a news confer­ 20-25 GROUP ‘GROWING a o iN m n u n r . had waited in the rain for the of 40 OlcoU St.. 820, failure to bombs with delayed fuses had ment troops crawled into aban­ the Presldent'.s gue.st house. -I TO PULL.. zr moment. ence Feb. 19 that "the Chinese NEW YORK — The number grant the right of way: Sylvia been dropped into the area ear­ doned Viet Oong holes until the They leave Wednesday on a of Americana between 20 and CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER II "We felt that this is such a P. DeValle of Newington, 830, planes left. week's tour of United States. people are very irttelligent, very lier in the day when it was In cultured and vulnerable — and 25 has increased by four per­ 8" BT historic occasion we didn't want Public Records speeding; Robert A. Hanson, 19, Viet Oong hands. No one The 1st Battalion and two oth­ Yameogo, a Roman Catholic, our daughters to miss it," said also very numerou.s. We do not cent a year from 1960 to 1965. W\ of 154 Charter Oak St.. 820, seemed to know when they were ers were out to destroy a Viet has a farm and often works in In the next five years this age 56 37 the Rev. Jack Rankin of failure to drive in the estab­ Oong base and armaments fac­ the fields for relaxation. He and (want them In Africa.” 5T 5T sr Warrantee Deede scheduled to go off. Upper Volta is a landlocked group’s rate will speed up to Queens, on band with his fami­ lished lane; Joan C. Harding of tories. his wife have six children. mammim □ Richard R. Bessette and Ad­ Medics worked feverishly country about the size of Colora­ five per cent, or 700,000 a year. r rn r ly, including two soaked daugh­ Greenwich, 835. speeding; Rus­ over toe wounded. The troops Some gunpowder and 400 anti­ Yameogo played a key role s r ters, to greet the space part­ rienne A. Bessette to Robert F. sell T. Kloter, 21, of 166 Loomis ners. Zanies and Elizabeth J. Zames, St., 810, defective brakes. 9 properly at 11 Schaller Rd. *- ?r A police detail and armed Also. Donald Lonqueull, 39, _ forces honor guards also offered Tliomas D. Buccino and Irma H L. Buccino to Wilfrid J. ChaU- Somers, 835, speeding: Dennis 49 their salutes, along with cheers E. Machle, 16, Hartford, 826, IT from spectators, as America's four and Mabel L. ChaJlfour, property at 123 Elizabeth Dr. operating a motor vehicle with­ first dual travelers in space out a license; Philip Marcucio, 5T Cliarles J. M a i T and Ceclle L. ) IW 5 MIA, h . tJ J . I m , « ! ■ K > 85" stepped from a plane 21, Derby, 840. speeding; Robert It arrived from Florida, Marr to Laurler R. Tardlff and 1 Marguerite C. Tardiff, property E. Prentiss, 28. of RFD 2 in PRMKabLAV 90V BY AL VERMEER B" 1 S" where the two had spent the Manchester, 820 failure to obey weekend after their pioneering at 93 Amott Rd. Barbara B. Sutllffe to Joseph state traffic control signs and iraiirmMBc.TJAhii.Vi.ha.Ofi. twq-man orbital flight last Tues markings and 85 failure to noti­ DOUBLE L. Elrickson and Anita Erick­ BY J. B. WILLIAMS day. fy motor vehicle bureau of OUT OUR WAY Fog and drizzling rain threw a son. properly at 47 Clinton St. STAMPS Z- George A. Meyer and Alfred change of address: Herbert Ste­ gray mantle over the proceed­ venson, 65, of 133 Lenox St., Krutainls to Thomas D. Buccino O H rru . cx> vou g o c o i d ^ ings, but didn't dampen the 810, allowing a idog to roam; EVERY •rrOUT H B « PVR AL verve of the reception. More and Irma L. Buccino. property LmLe,AWA/ and David J. Sullivan, 29, Rock­ than 100 uniformed men, in glis­ at 107-109 Bridge St, ville. 820. failure to drive right tening yellow and black rain­ Wilfred J. Challfour and Ma­ EASTERN WED. coats, lined the ramp. bel L. Challfour to Jean M. SHORE OMortered ,iw . J: .. After 'Welcoming formalities, Messier and Madeline R. Mes­ the two entered a limousine and sier, property at 14 Clearview beaded tor a tickertape parade Ter. Bank Robber up lower BMadway. The Center St. Cerp. to Al­ y -i„ A motorcade, carrying var- bert Agosllnelli and Gelda BOAsmra mXSH CnCKKN fcHU notables of city and natlonl Agostinelll, property off Hart­ Gets $41,537 Pfar hwtanca. thaw 's Sh« han^s the wash She hauls it all accompanied the pair as they ford Rd. CHICKENS ..3 9 ' BREASTS -VJ jftiH t ibibal rit« out on the lina b a c k in t h e h o u s e drove through Queens to Bowl­ Harold O. Butier and Ella E. TUIDEK anCKXX WITH THIS CqUIHIN In Waterbury AND PURCHASE OP Parformscl on Until it’s dry And dampens ing Green, at the southern tip of Butler to Milton C. Plouff and DRUBISTICKS . 5 5 ' TMGHS THREE 10-OZ. PKGS. laundry days.. and then it a^a'm.' em Manhattan, the parade's start­ Maude E. Plouflf, property at BUDS m rtxp/LKiB ing point. 21-23 AshiworUi St. (Continued from Page One) ,BBP aum SOLID M , AA. BY JOE CAMPBELL Weather upset some of the Hie PVank R. Wood Con­ plans. Vice Praeldent Hubert H. struction Co. to Mrs. Lillian The robber entered by a rear WHITE TUNA 3 ~ 8 9 ' door at toe bank about 9 ;20 GOOD THRU SAT.. Humphrey,Hi arriving on a sepa Phillips, property perUy in APRIf.lrtl rate plane to take part, landed Manchester and partly In Ew t a m., 20 minutes after the bank CLOROX BLEACH ...5 9 ' CHUCK STEAK .,39 at Kennedy Airport Instead of Hartford. opened for business. He was In­ I tiisit os4icb4»bM mi cwibrnM La Guardia os scheduled, be­ side tor about five minutes, a s > » » Administrators’ Deeds SACRAMENTO ruEsn u irou R -.x . noiiKLBSs _ *. cause of the heavy overcast. Gilbert I. Clark, adm'lnlstra- Troy said, and left by toe same \ door. CHICKEN LIVERS . 6 9 ' SHOULDER STEAKS . 9 9 ' Tbe Weather Bweau said the tor of the estate of Frank H. TOMATO JUICE rox BKAiBiira_ BEET . r o u n n A is m a n s * . 100«STJUIPS “Troubie h, you f«t Intsreeted too earfy and than tight rain would continue Gilbert, to OUs U. Kleperts, It was the second robbery wna THIS COUPON |p> ataler* throughout the astronauts' property at 268 Woodbrldge St. Troy has gone through. He was SHORT RIBS > 49" FLANKENRIBS > 59^ AMD PURCHASE O r triumphal procession. 'They'll Louise Copping, administra­ manager when the branch was SIX 6-OZ. CANS FROZEN be w ^ ” ^59" PASTRAMI "™ Events distributed torn paper to sus Bureau saye that as of last and toe fourth this month. WMOW CBSn nEP Mfx- NAM-T MghW ______S O w S T M I K offices along the tickertape pa­ The last robbery occurred a PRUNE JUICE July 1 the average American FRANKS f l . 5 9 'a . 4 9 ' SUCEDBACON WITR h l lS COUPON rade route. woman waa two years, three week ago in New Haven. A iIND PURCHASE o r The city has staged tickertape months and 18 days older than branch of toe First New Haven TWO 8-OZ. PKGS. welcomes for. astronauts up the average num. The median National Bank was robbed by a FRESH LEAN ou u o onoM lA r a t t • a a N NIL he TiL he. U i M. 0«.^ Lower Broadway — known as age of females was 29.4 and gunman who escaped on foot SWISS SUCES the "Canyon of Heroes" — three of males 27.1. with 81,896. MORTT MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI other times. They were for John VoNATiisAua 10 ‘-=:95' GOOD THRU SAT.. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE H. Gleiui Jr., In March 1962; GROUND CHUCK .,59 APRIL Bed Scott Carpenter, June 1962; and riwTowicouRmwtcusfOk** ANDTHATfeWiAT L. Gordon Cooper Jr., May 1963. tFB e b I s BB' 3 -s n"* MHrF^nEsaOTS ETOBB EUCEB — IHOSBM A A » THCRC/ ( 1 THe\W%2LOLOa» A record 8,474 tons of paper was k n ig h t s o f COLUMBUS >^45' SWORPnSHSTEAKS>^69" ON Hep. POI LOOK swept up after the parade for SOFT ABSORBENT BEEF LIVER S UkBTOAHDPSlOe- CAMPBELL c o u n c il NO. 618, MANCHESTER, CONN. UKE fM Glenn. BETTER BUY GRAND UNION-For the Freshest Fruits Vegetables! s n i i K IMPERSON­ * The tickertape parade is the —PRESENTS—, SCOTTISUE WITH THIS COUPOK ATOR? f AHD PURCHASE OT city's tribute to American he­ FRESH CALIFO RNIA ______A A . M-OZ. CAN 5 V* roes and lU sign of hospitality 3rd GRAND NIGHT OF MUSIC 0 $ H o o TENDtR FARM FRESH OAiDinaoi * )z to foreign heads of state. Behind Benefit of K ot C Scholarship Fund the salute Is the precision of a DELICATE SPEARS ||] In Memory Of The Late Megr. Hannon w ASPARAGUS nOORWAX military timetable, master, TASTE O'■aanwiSH___ . __m a « i minded by the cHy Department 8 GOOD THRU SAT. —AT THE— TLORIDA VALENCIA f A P R Itlcll i ^ of Public Events and executed SEATOOD PLATTER ’.7 5 9 ' through the Downtown Manhat ’ East Catholic High School Auditorium JUICE ORANGES fiSaTom covrow n . c to a rtl i tan Asroclatlon. SAT. &. SUN., APRIL 3rd oud 4th beetstew % r59‘ A m m SOME ARRIVES N OUMD GRUNIIE, tf Only the first tickertape show SMSOirCHB rSMSH - - P'FWMCUIELA, CHECKS KATA HOTEL JtStu er was spontaneous. That was * CURTAIN TIME 8:15—DONATION 61-06 BREAD DOUGH onooKT 2 fc. 29' IgrapeIpidit 5k^59'l pmEAPnES m . 39' NAME. tor ths men returning from WITH THIS COUPON World War I, Tickets AvoUnble At The Door, K of C Homs a n d PURCBA«E OP Banners on cars In the motor' Or From Lionel Leeaord 646^841 nnirT T —MILD QUART BOTTLE cade and the buildings along m m m m CAPTAIN EASY $ P I0CKET FINN BP LANK LEONARD BY LESLIE TURNER Broadway, Rapped damply in * ir 6 5 * the breeoe aa the spacemen ______y C O F F E E L U X L IQ U ID CLEANER Pbik, UR Hu PUT'w m ALKEApy SEEN i«m r M ivn made their entry into the city. 10 LAPT A LHVTWByA»r a GOODTHRUSAT. ENOUSHOEim Tiers o f umbreilaa, shelter- APRIL »nl -^IVNtX r Ing ttie spectators, banked the W k l i q u i d C S 7 9 ' W HAMS' m Y E R B U S T 8 9 ' l^LltoltO*l»IOto66| HW0s*iioucAaHWC«4 BidewraUa. 1SVS-m . 4 Q c WllfWIU>NONf COVM SPACE AGE MEDICINE nm m s sisapieg. 8 7 ' FALdtATFOOD 2 s o e s n w s WILL EFFECT YOU wrrHTfUs coupon Person To Person ____ 'r f t ? 3 1 " and> U m r a s b o p^ V B 7 1 ' UPTON SOUP NIX t-OZ. CAN rRBSH^AK V - Thei4 ore nearly os many phyeldans and modl- This one ^ ^ nSiarohero involved in the flight of on 25 ft BLACK came from astronaut as there, are engineers and te n d o n s. size REYNOLD'S FOIL poN The effect on the astronaut’s body is stuffied very 8 3 ' BEDBM TODX 10a OrT MAUCeOTOH PEPPER r ' i v m Bert Kruse: ' cVowly M d the data odlected to already being 12-m .. ^ OOOOTMIUMT.. "Wives call used to toe development o f new and more a f­ f . APHILM siin d 5 v e u q u i d ML them the fective medlctoea 8 3 ' BS^66?COU>0?HtCiai4 odd jobs Bomaday soon we will start to , « t these ruw . 7-os. I w rntdidPh* to our pharmaoy and phyMciani will that.hua- be writing prescriptions for them. I^en we ^ W r n m v i A u I T 8 3 ' m & L S P R A Y •5'. bande do a spectacular space feat we know toat It also l-qt. 1-ox 'sspois.sm f , around represents a big step to toe conquest of dtoeasa MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES stea ANY THBKE SSePKOS. ^ y BY LBtT and McWlLLIAMS the house and toe maintenance o f good health. m m o r n 8 9 ' S p a g h e t t i because a W H irm t j j : WEa, WILL ' f NO, BUT life NOT AND w r u y o u r d o c t o r 'CAN PHONE U8 when yoo **j*"*qn. HIPINa OUT that’s what' CANPIB fvuy,twupTo YUAAYUM iV ATOTALtOSS.^ I need a medicine. 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.7 , • % * ■*.*■■ V** PAGB FlPiM H • - ‘ ■ I 1966 MANCHESTER BVENINO HEBAU). MANCHESTER. CONK.pONDAY. MARCH 29, Bruins Make Exit \ Around the BtANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 29, 19CT______PAGE FOURTEEN With Torrid Pace Grapefruit League BOSTON (AP)—The Boston,Bruin* Red Auerbach NBA CoachofJVear w n B more like Stanley Cup champions ______r-’^last place finishers. ^ , Amid all the e x c i t e m ^ o ^ Hart Scores rounding the 8-1 National H o c t E a r l Y o s f T o p Goalie ey League thraahlnfi handOT third place Chicago Sunday F ir s t T im e Playoff W in HERALD SPORTS EDITOR night, there was no announco* Award Split ment made about rumored ex- In 19 Years ecutive changes on the club. I n A z a l e a Today^s Team — Boston’s bargain b a s e m ^ By Leaf Duo boys—they haven’t ntade the Of G>aching WILMING’rON.JN.a playoffs since 1467-68 — closed out toe campaign by 'The Dick Hart Philadelphia Phillies TbrOTto’s Terry flawchuk. who has captured the NaUoial nine goals in two straight vlc- BOSTON (AP) — Red Hs bank roll ^ Hockey League’s Vezlna Trophy torlea. Auerbach has been selected I piled into a trailer oday wWi « « ' desrtlnatlon uncerUln. in absenUa, wanU to share toe They dumped Block Haw^ Coach of the Year for the Pitching was one of the Phils credit — and the wealth — vdth skaters all over the Ice, knock­ : Hart, a ^ CLEARWATER, Fla. — < first time in his 19 years of •Boston Garden seeking a seventh straight world an eight-hole thing,” Gene Mauch of the off Sunday with Phil Rodgers be the dKference between first The Toronto tandem nailed crowd of 13.909 stood the final title, through a gruelling prac­ Philadelphia Phillies related at and second place. hockey’s top goalie prize in the minute In roaring tribute. may change tblnp. beautiful Jack Rusaell Stadium. tice today. V. "Bhrerythlng I have asked Bo last gume of toe regular searon Owner Weston Adams had Ifart, who has ^ This ball park is best known as The coach-general manager- to do, he has done, Mauch when 40-year-old Bower blanked said previously the front office 10 years, entered the home of the famed Clear­ part owner is concerned over Greater Greensboro. N ^ .,0 ^ n continued. "A s I said. If he Detroit’s league cltampions 4-0 might undergo reorgaifizati^ timing and momentum in the r a y LaOAOTl water bombers, one of the can give me six or seven in­ Sunday night. That margin gave Rumor had H ctach Milt TOM MALIN JOE VAN OUUENHOVE Tournament which world’s top men's softball two week layoff preceding Bos­ day, after he outlasted Rodgers nings of top pitching, that win Sawchuk and Bower a 173-175 Schmidt and general manogOT ton’s entry into the playoffs teams, but for a two-month pe­ be fine, because Tve got some edge over the Red Wings and Lynn Patrick might have dif­ in their marathon duel. riod every year the PhUlles are Sunday against the Phlladel- He and his wife have two (Ml- good men in the bullpen I can rookie Roger Crozler in goata ferent as.slgnments next year. phia-Cincinnati winner. Trio Gets All-State Selection the big news in this sparkling- count on when needed.” allowed over toe season. Hap Emms, manager and as­ clean Florida community. The Vezlna Trophy—and an “ So people finally have de­ ^"^Hart has played the last six Four All-Star selecUons — sistant noach of the Niagara Any guy who dares ask accompanying bonus of *1,000 cided ttat I help around here,’’ Valuableleadershlp quality as his most \rintcr tours, with his 8®^ third baseman Richie Allen, Falls, Ont.. Junior A Flyers, Auerbach said with a wink. "1 W inninir SDOts on thet^warded the Most Mauch what happened to the right fielder Johnny CaHlson— goes to the goalie who plays toe says the Bruins’ general m a^ Winning spois on Tpiayer trophy in the touma outstanding asset. win about »3,000 a year to meet Phils last year when the sure­ most games for the team lew have heard for so long the story Class B All-State team an­ whose homer beat the Ameri­ ager post has beon offered to of how I could never be a win­ ment. Van Oudenhove, who made fire potential National League can Leagues In a dramatic fin­ scored upon. Bower had a better him. Adams has no comment nounced yesterday by the LaGace, the only junior selec­ *^He came here a bit ®*J*'*‘ chsmpe fen flat on their faces Eoals-agalnst average than Saw­ ner without my players. And I shamibles of the Rockville rec­ figure, having won *2016 since ish at Shea Stadium — and for toe present. ted, led East in rebounding In the last two werits o t the chuk but played in only 8i couldn’t. New Haven Register were ord book, scored 607 points this joining the tour at Los At^elM pitchers Chris Short and Jim *I know as much now bb * “ But I’m glad that people Tom Malin and Ray LaGace and scoring this season, scor­ season and finished sixth over­ season and lost out should have (No-Hlt) Bunning — form the games, two less than Terry. did a month ago." said ing over 17 points per game. in Jawarv. But he won * 3 .^ at least two bodyguards. The The Toronto pair agreed ^ r - finally think I can handle a of East Catholic and Joe all in class B with a 22.1 per by beating Rodgers, ^ backbone of the current Phlllle I have a contract through next group of men. And I want to His defensive prowess, especi­ collapse must go down In base­ Uer to divide toe cash if th^ Van Oudenhove of Rockville. game average. Ekpially profici­ fourth-round 69 was wortn »30u club. Callteon was second to grounder to third. ______won and Sawchuk said recenUy say thanks.” ally in the tournament, was ball record books as the biggest Ken Boyer of St. Louis in the T in rtiR the coax* imttl I , Rounding out the first five were ent as a rebounder, Coach John in bonus money ® in history. Mauch has forgot­ he would not accept toe trophy noted. He holds the Individual Canavari believes him to be the low round. He and Bill Mnrtinj most valuale player balloting. hear otherwise—and I _ Auerbach drew 21 of the votes ; penwell of Wilcox Tech of game scoring record at East ten the past, and no one dares unless Bower’s name also was dale, who also had a 69, snared Not since the pennant^n ” If we had had a first hall cast by 27 basketball w-riters. Meriden and Dave Right of Val- with 41 points against St. Ber­ best he’s coached. even mention the season which inscribed on it, 'Ris league, Fred Schaus of Los Angeles got ^ Regional of Deep River, the special *600 jackpot> ning year in 1950, when the season as good as the last, wa nards. Jim Baker of South Windsor meant at least $8,000 to $12,- Confusing Circumstances however, says Sawchuk s name four and Dave DeBusschere of and A1 Putz of Rockville won Hart won *1.000 earher In bo­ Whiz Kids under Manager Ed would have been right »ip m (Malin. captain of the East 000 extra to each member of will be toe only one on toe tro- there this year,” Schmidt sa i^ Detroit two. berths on the second team while nus money after a second-round the team for World Series play. die Sawyer won the flag, did were selected on the ail-tourn­ Squad, was cited by Coach Don 66 over the 6.700-yard par 72 the Phils finish in the first divi­ All those injuries at Jhe start Auerbach has an 884-463 regu­ Burns as another coach on the Coventry’s Ron Hudak is a Leading by alx and one-half ^*Name or not. Bower wlU lar season record and owns 964 ament teams and were included member of the Class C second Cape Fear Country Club course. sion until Mauch guided the hurt us. floor. An excellent- shooter and games on Sept. 20 with a 00-60 pocket *250 more than Sawchuk "If tofere was one thing good coaching victories including on their respective ali-confer- Rodgers won *2,600 runner-up record, the Futile Phils, In their club to second place last Ooto- Take Baseball Spotlight __If they split toe *1,000 — by ball handler. Burns held his team. to come out of the season—and playoffs. ence teams. Malin was also money. ___ nose-dive, dropped 10 in a rovif, ber. virtue of his league-leading d ^ the injiiries—it was the fact wa Auerbach would not say this Hart and Rodgers .*ot 276, a relinquished the lead and lort The Phils are a young club, tensive record in the second hall was his liest coaching Job. dozen strokes under per in out to the surging St. Louis with enough experience, to be of the season. Charlie Hodge of gave a chance to so many a 'Winner or top contender for NEW YORK (AP) —’ ' z ’ . x young players.” ______’"The years when I had no­ after 72 holes. Joe Ompbell, Cards.' A 93-70 log was not In™ the 10th Inndng, Ed -SL''.r»' <3 arles « 1963-64 Vezlna body, really, to get that ball East Catholic King and His Court third at 278, won *1.875. some time. When does a batter hit a As toe season progressea ma good enough. waa at second and Ken Suprez Doug (Jlemens at first, Williams Bruins lost for toe balance of TROPHY WINNER— Bob Moeller accepts medal testifying to his victory in under the basket were hard A second place tie with the GenerM Manager John Quinn, home run with two men on ing through toe first-half. years,” he said. “ I had to think who built a champion In Mil­ was at first. Reynolds rapped hit his second homer of the the campaign forwards Dean Banquet Set Cincinnati Reds was the beet base, and only one run Boston beat Chicago 3^-1, and the third annual Swanson Memorial Trophy Match held by the Manchester and squirm and scratch every the Phils could do. But that’s BtCK STUART waukee for the Braves, has the ball toward the right-field game over the right - field Montreal stopped New York 6-3 PrenUce, Bobby Latter and Rifle Club. Eleanor Swanson presents the award for the Swanson family.______minute. All-Stale Five turned in a near carbon copy in fence and started running. screen. Forbes Kennedy, regular goalla Tickets, going on sale to­ Rec Tourney Winner all past history now, and Mauch scores ? in Sunday night’s other games “ Now I have these great play­ would like ever^ne to forget It. first base, or else he w«s kind a Hke position with the Phils. When does a better Wt a home CJharles and Starez rinrted Here, too, Clemens held up Ed Johnston and d efen sen ^ day, are expected to move Quinn has been the man behind ers, and it’s a little easier." Lists Esdaile, •Tou learn,’* Mauch said, enough not to mention it. In run w*to two men on base, and running, too, but then held up and was passed by Williams, Tom Johnson and Lao Boi'Vln Here’s the way the Elastem briskly for the East Catho­ Stuart’s behalf, thare were the scenes in lifting the Phils only two nuiB score? who was called out and credited through injuries. lic Winter Sports Banquet Finishing with a strong final period, the Kng and hs ^ • M i i r n l l P V •nhat you cant look back in when it appeared that the O r ­ Division final best - of - seven b f—^ 11, not even one day.” times — far more often than back to respectability. In toe first instance, when wito a single. Beckert trotted Argiros Records Ed Westfall, Tom WUllamB April 4. ’Hie dinner will be Court defeated the Springfield A’s 64-56 to win the in- C d lV I I l iT lU r p n e y It was a long Jump from dinals’ Tito Froncona might Moeller’s Point Edge yK^ playoff schedule runs; Tw)o newcofnem to the Phils’ not — when he came up with Kansas a t y ’s Tom Reynolda catch the ball. Reynolds didn’t home from third, and first-base and Johnny Bucyk scored w W e April 4—at Boston; 6—away; held In honor of East’s termediate championship in the Rec Basketball Tourna­ great stops or saved thronfiiK eighth place, In Mauch’s first slammed on apparent homer in Murray OU'ver had two asslM 1965 Class B championship NEW HAVEN (API—HllHiouse obatained by oH-eeason slow up, though, and ■was SO feet umpire Ed Runge waved Clem­ Trap Shoot Win 8—at Boston; 9—away; 11—at ment Saturday. It was the first venture into coaching The big guya - , , is______a mas- two years as skipper, toM «ond toe 10th inning with the game as Boston wrapped up Its bert 'SCARES basketball team. placed two players on the New deals, figure prominently In the past Suarez by the time the boll ens around the bases for a sec­ Boston, if necqs-sary; 13 or 14— ranks for CSirii McHale, who<^------ter at stretching for low balls, place five years later. The for- lied 8-8 Sunday. The hit gave season In five years with its 21st UConn basketball coach Haven Register’s 1966 major 1065 plans. mer Dodger, Pirate, Cub, skimmed over the fence. ond run. Breaking 47 out of BO tar­ Win Swanson Trophy HOME ENGINEERS—Doris away, if needed; 16—at Boston, got the traditional soaking afUr from his shorter teammates. D k * Stuart who acquired The other new member of the toe Athletics a 9-8 victory over In less - confusing exhibition victory. .. „ Snow 180- 197-512, Doris if necessary. Fred Shabel will deliver the high school all-staU basketball Phil famHy who Is counted Brave, Cardinal and Red Sox After Charles and Suarez both gets, George Argiros was the Defenseman Matt Ravketo • main address. He will be the contest. What the visitors lacked in mors nicknames from the press at. Louis. baseball games Sunday, Fred O’Hara 175-486, Jennie Leggilt team. upon to sAl strength Is Bo tnflelder brought Gie Phils In the second Instance, when crossed the plate, plate umpire ^rtnner in the weekly trap tooot 40 - foot screened shot which Joined at the head table by InabiUty of the A’s to hit on height they more then made up TTie players, WeiJl Esdaile and In two years with the Boston Nestor Chylak signaled two Ne-wmen pitched the Angela to a 178-487, Wanda Kaselauskas Bellnrity, pitcher, pool sharic home with Improved perform­ Billy WllMams of the Oiicago 6-3 victory over one Olevelqpd held at the Manchester Coon broke through Norris’ pads Robert Moeller of the Championship Manchester Rifle BOS’TON — James Beattie the ever-popular Father the one and one shot from the for in desire. They battled the Evans, led the New Haven Red SoK than an entire. team runs. That’s when the final 212-452, Ginny Clark 214-201- and n»an of many other talents, ances each year, eighth, seventh Cubs socked an apparent homer squad while another CTeveland and Fox Club In North Coven­ er he seemingVy had clutched it CTub first team distinguished himself as the big gun 239, St. Paul, Minn., stopped Robert Keating of Derby. line in the UUrd canto cost them local boys on even terms i)i the school to the CIAC Clasa A usually gets In a season (none and fourth places preceding the score was given as 10-8. It later try Sunday. Argiros l>ested Ray 572, Marcelle Darna 182-488, Tom McNeeley, 204, Boston, 5 many points. The King’s men first half. A last second layup oomplknentary) is “In” with the both daylight and after dark. in the seventh Inning that team beat Boston 5-3 behind in his gloves ruined hie shutout among the Swanson Memorial Tournament gunners this Alba Rusconi 464, Dot Ander­ championship. I f he can consistently give ’64 finish. He had a most un­ snapped a 6-6 tie last Wednes­ was Changed under a provision Benson and Emil Picard committed five personals before by Hence gave the King’s men a Also chosen were Dave Bike Phils. Leon Wagner’s two-run homer. bid. '• _ , weekend at the Waddell School Range. Moeller was pre- son, 452, Marlys Dworak 455, me six or seven good intilngis, usual major league debut when day. The Cubs eventually edged of rule 4.11c: The Chicago White Sox d^ hit 45 and 44 targets to finl^ Teddy Green, toe league a four minutes had gone. In the 14-12 first turn advantaige. ’They of Notre Dame ot Bridgeport, “They ars stffl taficing about he waa called upon to replace "Ih e batter hits a home run second and third respecUvely. ElHe Beyey 4%, Tim Crist increased it to 29-25 by the In­ I won’t complain,” Mauch con­ the Los Angeles Angels 8-7. feated Detroit 6-3, Cincinnati second highest scoring defense- ■cnted the large Swanion Tro-e opening minutes of the final Calvin Murphy of Noiwalk, the two tape-meesure homers Biddle Sawyer after the opening out of the playing field to The dubs shoot again next phy in memory of David i... of these awards. Also presented 186, Marie Boles 186, Gay Todd chapter the A’s did rally and termission. StUMt hit against the Tlgere, tends. “Bill Rlgney toM me To say the situations are con­ beat the New York Yankees man with 36 pointAi rwelv^o 1«4. Glenn Pollard of Wilbur Croe.s game of the 1960 campaign. the game in the last half of the Sunday at 11 am. Swanaon by Davld'a alater at the awards ceremony was the move out in front 5147, paced It was the first defeat for the Mauch said. Pointing out to the that Bo had great stamina, and tusing is an understatement. In 4-2, Minnesota nipped the Los trophies as the team's Eagles Finish Third and Russ Hclgrcn of Andrew T know kiviw now he WUwas ngtlv. right. iI l There inrrc is only one piece miss------idnth or an extra Inning, but is Other scores, 60 targets—Bo® Eleanor Swanaon. special award of junior Big by Pete Driscolh Oiet Kobllnsky visitors this season. Tliey warde. Pollard and Helgren had green psdnted fence in center- Met, Sunday’s Incident was so Angeles Dodgers 7-6, Baltimore valuable and most popular EARLY BIRDS — Sophie haven't found anything wrong Ing In coiguslng that the final score at caHed out for passing a preced- 'ntcom b 43. Bill 42 T ^ home game performer before The Annual Swanacm Memor­ Bore Champion for the 1964 countered with a hoop and Cary stepped out of their class, a.s j game number of votes, field 400 feet away, the 39- li^ ninner. game ends im* edged Pittsburgh 4-3, the New Welphy 134, Ginny Diehl 130. Minor matched it with a con­ with his attitude. I’m mainly sle M ^ h first wigs determined to be 10-8. York Meta downed Milwaukee Provencal 41, Terry W art 40. the game. Then he got taggied ial Tournament, which is the season to John Gallagher Jr. they are only 16 years old, play- 53 class A coaches partl- year-old manager said. "Stuart intMTMitMi in his cltchlxMr and crown. I ts first place, mauen mediately when the winning run Another bright spot of this Betty Genovese 140-343, Claire In ClAC Track Meet nection from 20 feet out to even hit two over, one was about the It was only after a long discus­ 6-2 and the Cubs trounced Son Nelson Qulmtoy 40, John Zeppa with 16 of the 68 minutes in nrindup of local junior indoor ing a team almost two years 1 dpated in Uie balloUng. what I've seen from hkn has and hla determined s n i o o d i- is scored.” match was those always de­ Agostinelli 340. it all at 61-51. Bill Hlllnskl and farthest fsrer hit here. The sion that me score was clanged 39. A1 Ford 38. penalties assessed. ^tooting, found MoelW^ln the their seniors, I C3ii-is Korn lop scorer for been all right ’’ Rigney m an-1 dent crew feel they wot t In the Wednesday instance, * Francisco 11-3. Scores for 2B targets—Gene pendable girls Jan Jacobs and Bruce Hence then had success­ other one was nearly as far.’’ The season’s home attend* number one apotlight with a SPOUSES — Ken Markstein KIbs Mid His (M> ' Class C champion Litchfield, led toe M?Skywltol About last year? Forget It 5 . ^ . ------— Elnrlco 22. Bob Krinjak 21, Bob laudable 558 total out of a Donna Richard won two of the Adding to already outstanding track career, East ful trips to the charity strip to B F Apparently Mauch Is satis­ once was 409,487. 141, Bob WiUette 145-161—426, Amaio ...... 0 (K llic small school team Also the Angela. ___ 1 Mauch has. Smith 20, John Fusco 19, poaelble 600. It waa not an four match winners awards, and Catholic’s Larry Seretto outdistanced the field in the put the locals in the lead for 15 )»m e j were KU Alexander of fied with Stuart’s work around Oaks 142-366, Ed Le- good. Hence and Bob Ward Ttomano ...... 5 5-1 Argiros 18, Len Rivard 17, •asy match for any of the they were the only gala in the j K obllnsky ...... It 9 Thon)a.ston, Jim (Quigley o( Feurud 360, Mary ScaLa 125, two mile run Saturday at Yale in the Cl AC Class B hoope in the final minute iced Pastrano and Griffith Frank Racine 16, Suzanne Ar- Former plbfiier A1 Holhngs- Aootem as competition could match. Maybe there is more Kuhn ...... R 4-^ Rocky Hill. Jeff Gallahue of La- Grid Talk worth scouts for the Houston Gloria Darling 129-343, Ve­ track chamoionships in the record time of 10:08.7. The Hi»nc^ ...... 1 gdros 16, Frank Anderson 16, Bot be any keener in any major than gun powder getting in the the contest for the King and h Salctte and G41 Troxler of Okl ronica Zemaitis 127-:134—376. Eagles placed third in the event» miinflkl ...... 0 OA Asrtros. ____. tourney. Bob ended up tying eyes of you fellows. his court. Woll#‘nb<‘rK ...... 0 (J Saybrook. Rookie Kevin Collins To Fill Air Fred (Xark 15. defending Champion Allan Summary; with 16 points, behind winner Minor was the local’s lead­ Kr&vonLka ...... 0 (U Favorites at Garden Winner Match No. 1, John FRIENDSHIP — Betty Bid- Penney High of East Hartford ing scorer with 19 points, most M inor ...... R •'M Archibald who also fired a 558 Ward ...... 1 ■core, thus causing the Execu­ Rothwell, 200-15X. well 492. Marie Fraser 188-478, and runner-up New Canaan. of them in clutch situations. Don They’ve met before bat tive Officer to rescore the tar­ Winner»Match No. 2, Janice Eleanor Wolson 182-470, Dot Other Eagles turning in fine Romano (151 and Jim Kuhn (14) 18 9) 64 HalrH Victory Catches Casey *s Eye perhaps under different cir- Record Tries Fall Short, Mitten 183470, Ruth Adams cumstancee. Former all-pre NEW YORK (AP)—Champions Willie Pastrano, who gets and total up the standing Jacobs, 176 (pr. OH). performances were Jim Gulden were also in double figures for Winner Match No. 3, Donna 194-468, Ruth Silhavy 453, the King’s men. Joe McDowell m OM defensive end with the linked gym, and pmUe Griffith aggregates. In this most dif­ DHscoU .. In Sebring; Race ficult standing position Bob Richard, 189 (pr. OH). Jackie Hesford 450, Sleffie Bo- with a second in the l,0(X)-yd. led all scorers for the A’s with ' By EARL YOST Olanto and Bams Andy B«- ladies’ hats for a living, are favored to defend ti As AHL Regular Play Ends race, Steve Slusarezyk, fifth fin­ W’ard ... won the match by scoring 161 Winner MatchNo. 4, Jared rello 450, Carl Swanson 20S, 23 tallies, followed by Ed Ward Orr ...... 'o Causes Changes ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Bright sun WM shining bustelli sharee the head ties against a couple of guys named Jw on ^ e s d ^ to Allan’s 160. Allan has re- Stansfield. 382-17x. Bill Labosky 554. isher in the mile, Pete Furmon, (10) and Steve LaPerle (12). Griffith .. /v/k n table with former Cleveland who took fourth in the high hur­ Burke .... down on Miller Muggins-Casey Stengel Field i« this Brown Hall of Fame Quar­ night in a Madison Square Garden championship double- Baltimore’s Wd for a second-<9where Saturday “ y " eorded the second highest iron AGGREGATE SCORES: Rebounding proved a major Wi^all .. By EABL YOST land over Quebec 8-1 and Buf­ HOLID.AY DERBY — Flo dles, and the 880 relay teem of 23 SEBRING, Fla. (AP) — The West Florida Coast city where the New York J*e^ terback Otto Graham at the light twenty - shot standing Robert Moeller ...... (161) .WS factor in the game, the locals McDowell TAMPA, Fla. — Among the header. ^ place finish in the American falo over Springfield 6-0. Allan Arehibald ...... (160 ) 558 Kloter 335, Agnes Claugtisey Walt Basndght, Brian Cacase, holding a 29-23 edge. Chet Ko- Dudley 9 old adage, “ If you can’t beat Rpt UD soring training quarters. There were a handful of LOJH. Sporta Night this eve­ out at toe hands ofc Florentine aoore in the country and now I^aPerle .. ConnocOout roridenU in the P«*rano, the light - heavy­ Hockey League’s Eastern Divi­ gets beat out in his own game. Donna Richard ...... 5,57 128, Bud Moyer 361, Nick Daom Bill Walack and Furmon which blinsky and Hence both got nine 0 'em. join 'em," proljably applies ning at 7 at the Manchester weight champ from Miami, is a Fernandez In PuerOTVtico May Oome-from-behlnd goals by Martin ... spectators, mosUy to the white-'a “ , . sion died Suddenly — at about Danny PoHzlani and Pete Con- Karl Smith ...... 556 354, Terry Kloter 162-390, A1 placed second. to lead the King’s men. Joe Mc­ to automobile racing more than major leagues U Dick Stuart of h^red or bald class, sltUng or on how to bunt, when to bunt, High Cafeteria. UConn Grid ttiln 6-6 favorite over Jose 26, 1963. He baa won eight Another feather was put into Totals 19 1«'29 ^ . any other field. Ooa^ Rick Forzano make* the same Ume the Cappers were acher i>receded DeJordy’s deci­ Bob’s already overladen bonnet Jan Jacobs ...... 552 Gouba 149-379, Bart Claiughsey It was the first Indoor meet Dowell brabbed 10 rebounds for toe PhlUlM who now calls standing around toe fence when how a batter should move hla Torres of New York. Griffith, a straight since. Jim Hall’s spectacular victory It a fine football trio with Stable haa a 26-2-1 record, In- burying Rochester ht^s for an sive tally as Hershey preserved when he waa awarded the cov­ John Rothwell ...... 550 138-356. that East Catholic has ever par­ the A’s but could find little help Score at half: Klnr?»men 2&*26. Greenwich hli home. "I w m toe Meta came out of toe club­ g.twis around, and numerous native of the Virgin Islands now here Saturday In the 12-hour Bill Cooper handling toost- eluding nine knockouts. He has all-time AHL victory record. its one-point edge over Balti­ eted Club Championship Medal. Bill Sheldon ...... 6,’n ticipated in. alwaya a home run hitter, the house to the rightfleld comer. other finer points of that g;ame living In New York, Is a solid 2- John Gallagher Jr...... 536 VILL.AGE MIXER.S — Ruth “ It was a tremendous per­ endurance rhec, u.sing a Chevro­ fonner BoMan first baseman that he had picked up in over niaster’s duties. 1 choice to defend his welter­ never been stopped, and has a Roger, DeJordy’s goal with more. The Bears and OipperB Receiving the Sub-Junior Club After the traditional lap Chairman of the affair, meet Wednesday night at Her- Champion medal was John Al- Bsrr>' Robinson...... ,508 Willey 461, Pat Nivison 187486, formance by every boy that ran let-powered car with an auto­ told me. "In my first » e a ^ 50 years in baseball. weight crown against Jose Sta­ string of nine straight victories. 1:37 to play In sudden death Ken Adams ...... ,500 Di Costanzo 209-201—548, Betty in the meet for us.” Said East matic transmi.s.sion, probably In pro baU, I Mt only four around the field, toe p l^ e re Bmce Eagleoon, reports ble. a Cuban refugee now living Pastrano, 29-year-old native overtime gave Hershey a 4-3 * e y in toe first gome of a hest- bae'only a second year member were called together by C oa ^ It was a lesson for toe young that tlokete wlU be available Bill Sullivan ...... 497 Lynne 177-450, Dick Lynne 215, track coach George Grasso. Ellington^ Bobcats will set the pace for the sport. homeni in sctually half a Bay SUter, less than one year of New Orleans where he once victory over Springfield In a of-6 first-round playoff series. d the club. These medals are Warren Spahn and went off to at the door. Proceeds go to in New York. presented to the Manchester Greg Barelsa (B) ...... 497 Joe St. Germain 223-584, Lee “ Moat encouraging was the fact "You can't knock success," It was in Lincoln when I got out of Springfield Technical failed his gym class at W ^ e n regular-season finale Sunday Buffalo and Pittsburgh, sec­ said a spokesman for Carroll a special pracUce area Plck-off LOJL pool fund. Bach fight is scheduled for 16 Easton High School, has a 62-12- ond and third, respecUvely, In Rifle Club junior members who Ken NeehiUlo...... 489 Sheehan 465, Ginger Yourka-s that I had five boys in sixth thorn 6« that reoiUed in ^ t^ rounds, with the Griffith-Stable night and enabled the Bears tSo Shelby, builder.s of the Ford- throws were the main course. HlRh. , 8 record going back to 1961. the West, also < ^ n a best-of-5- dhow throughout the year the Arvils Ozols ...... 482 485, Willie Albert 181-469, Ike spots in other events, just one ptiilicity,’’ he added. S ^ u ^ "Wliat position do you play? bout golriS OT first, at 9;80 p.m., shade Baltimore by a single best in sportsmanship, greatest Terry Nolan ...... 4.50 Rhoads 209, Gretcheu Bickford spot away from scoring. We re­ List Five All-NCCC Cobra and now In charge of the Yogi Berra, batting coach, point, 77-76, in the race for run­ game set Wednesday night and had a dozen or more hopefuls Stengel asked. ElST. The light-heavy fight will improvement, moat interest, Tim Murray ( B ) ...... 376 187-455, Dick Bickford 202, ceived some bad luck on Fri­ LARRY SERETTO Ford GT lacing program. break-in pro year with Mo­ "Flrat base, but Mr. Berra ner-up honors behind Quebec s the division champions — Que­ “ W e'\e been working on an with toe last NaUonal Leaguers NCAA Champs follow Immediately. bec and Rochester — start a determination and the most con- SUB - JUNIORS (40 prone). Fran Sweet 208-563, Rol Spear- day ■svhen Skip Martin, who was desto, OoUf. Ironically, It was (Coach Yogi Berra) said I Each is scheduled tor theater Oemente Back Eastern champions. automatic transmission princi­ on one side, passing along tija best-of6 series toe some nlghC ■iatent participation. ’The in­ Jared Stansfield 382, John Al- in 204-560. to run in the 300 and the relay final 'was completed anchored Co-champions Ellington and South Windsor have toe same figure that he reach^ should try third bane,” he said. television coverage with Thea­ The Clippers, meanwhile, structors of the club vote for bee 378, Dick Brannick 370, Eric team, injured an ankle and went the relay team. placed five players on the North Central Connecticut pal as well as other things,” in the home run dert>y ^ th of the trade he learned so well "That’s where I would Hke to LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — ter Network Television Inc. With Pittsburgh edged Rochester 66, leaving the Baltimore scored three goals the shooter of their choice be- Lotas 366, Cliarles Johnson 365, C’ONSTRl CTION — Dennis home on crutches. Still, Skip’s “ It was a tremendous team ef' said a representative for Shel- Lincoln in 1«5«. sU years s fi« for toe Yankees over toe y e ^ Iowa State, for many years toe Western Diidsion champion Am- in the third period for a 6-2 lead Ckinference All-Star Basketball Team. Elected to the 11 see you pSay.” Oasey said. "We bridesmaid of NCAA wrestling, beaming the bouts to 86 loca­ to r e the Swanson Tournament Ray Simp.son 353, Seth Garman Boxx 138-141-405, Harry Buck­ Injury brought out the bert. in fort all around,” continued Qras- by-American of Venice, Calif. his debut iwlth Modesta. Big Leet to emerge from toe erks one ■victory short of tlm at Rochester and held off toe need a third baseman." cast aside toe runner-up role tions In the United States and After Malaria thus determining the winners 303. minster 143-385, Dick Buckley our toys as they tried to make 90. “ It givee us an encouraging man contingent from South Windsor were Jim Baker, “The automatic transmission Stu, who has been the fife of cktohouse was toe " ^ ‘^ ,* * * OPlUm was then excused from season record of 49 set by rallying Americans until Ken probably is the coming thing in and ousted defending champion Canads. 141-383. Ron Churchill 137-380, up fdr it.’ ’ feeling an we look forward to Jim Rohiin and Ron Rlordan'^ toe imrty In th* Phils’ cam, *nd only Cmey . toe speciei Instructional ses­ T orres hM a S4-1-1 racord, Springfield four years ago. Schlnkel’s open net goal — Joel Grout 1.52-379, Bob Scully Grasso had high praise for kicking off our outdoor season while Ellington selections were Also selected by the confer­ international road-racing com­ needabS eight more homers to Th« glad hand Oklahoma State 87-86 to win toe POMPANO BEJAC3H, Fla. The Amerks’ 16-game home second of the game — sewed tt petition.'' sion and rejoined his nwje*- 1965 naUonal collegiate wres­ 1 Including 36 knockouts. His only 370, Gene Parker 364, Nondo Furmon who ran three head)s in AprU 13th against Pulaski in Don Zabilansky and John Fur- ence coaches were Pete Kiss reach Um aOO Ctato. to this defeat was a fifth-round knock- (AP)—Florida seemed a little up with 22 seconds to play. Hall's Chaparral — which Is a "That b ^ ,’’ Stengel said, is winning streak, goalie Gerry Annum 361. Tony DiGregorio the hurdlee and as soon as the New Britain. phey. and Bruce Hoffman of East ^ M I only new«nan In tua area going to he g big leaguer." tling OUe Saturday nltfit more Uke toe Sunshine State to Cnieevers’ season-long Iron-mM Cnieevers, toe league’s top term for the road runner bird in OKNS lONICim 360, Don Flavell 360, Ernie Windsor. Richard Wolak and Benrdlaff « the hour of 10 ^ the Pittsburgh Pirates today. stint and Bronco Horvath's goalie, came within one mi nute Oakman 152-359, El Emmons Ekl Cain of Suffield, Steve Texas, Hall's home stale — fln- Denals Beiuwtt, yta we sat on toe new dugout Roberto CHemente was back in and 63 seconds of playing every i.shed the 12-hour grind over the drive for toe Individual scoring 357, Terry Kelly 354. Lou Dam- Deabler of Granby and Lyle tnded by the ^ to ateogei a Pittsburgh Pirates’ liasebaill championship also ended In toe minute of every Rochester 5.2-mlle twisting course with 197 game. A twisted right knee ^THOROUGHBRED ato 353, Dick McNally 352, Bill Wes Bialosuknia Champagne of Stafford. - Boatoa f«s Dick ’?! of hla team and ^ a uniform. loss to BaiUmore. Sheekey 352, Joe Rossetto 350, Baker was the leading scorer laps, five lapsjihead of the rest It wto hand and P<»toto<» to the field Clemente, in bed for more forced Wm to give way to Gary JGHT^ of the field. His average speed In otoer Sunday wind-ups. Bill Shea 146, George Catolane in the conference this scaoon d t ___«Aortally,’ Btoart -Watch that than a month In Puerto R i » Buffalo exploded for seven goals Smith at 18:07 of toe last period. Toby Kimball for the 12 hours was 84,723 miles me my with what was believed to be Horvath scored two Rochester 9. and fifth in all B ranks with Name is OoUlns. He’e a toln*- 142. per hour. "Beoaott got in the third period — four In one 475 points and a 23,7 per game •Portment In PlilMdegW*- YM er," Stengel seld malaria, worked out Silnday goals and assisted on three oth­ All Conference Hall said after the race- he before the exhibition game with minute, » seconds — s ^ PERFUMF.—Mildred Urban- average. He broke 11 scoring don’t go around toqetlng ColUns. beptiwri trounced Jiapless Providence 10- ers but feU toree points short c< would like to start producing his Baltimore and there is a good etti 143, Jean Wotherspoon 130, records’ fbr CoUch Charlie Ulta that, do you ^ *chael Cottias. Is a New W 6 while Quebec, and Pittslw r^ Buffalo’s Art Stratton, 409-106, SharoB at South Windsor this cars for general sale. However, IfTwi product, out o f Spring chance he’U be ready for open in toe Individual point aace. Doris Bunce 136, Margaret Ric- KINGSTON. R.I. (AP) —Con­ his plans were vague. Rtuarthas heeu Mtting p la y ^ to a 2-2 overtime tie. cio 127-353, Meta Gutreich 129. season. Teammates Rohlln and hard and f ^ e n traveling erith 1 ^ day. . . Hershey had passed BaUl- Strattoa also picked up five necticut's champions are repre­ Riordan also ended the season “ We’re oil men, not manufac­ file Fhlhi think, the statnlV The 1964 National League bat- points — all In toe third period sented by sender Toby Kimball turers,” said Hall and his co­ champion said he haa re­ more Saturday by beaUng JUNIOR GIRLS—Dot Var- with double figure averages. flrek beoemon is oH thofie Rochester 8-2 wWle Pittsburgh — as toe Bisons handed Provl- and sophomore Wes Bialosuknia Rioikjan stilt has a year of ell- driver in the winning car, Hap gained 10 pounds hut MUl la 10 denoe Its 15th straight aetbaek. ney 128. on the all-Yankee Conference Sharp, needed to win the flag. ‘ whipped to# Clippers 5-1. BUa*- bitity at South Windsor. nte toe bag, and when the boll pounds underweight.______basketball tecun. | The second-place car, a Ford COU.NTRY OLItR _ Tom Zhbllinsky entered nine new Ploy«ri« BomeB <«Jh* ^ ^ t ^ Ut out Both were unanimous selec­ scoring and rebounding records prototype driven by Ken Miles Conran, 135-353, Ray Della Fera of Hollywood, Calif., and Bruce "Did you notUso tl»»i buiU* 155-372, Dan Morlene 135-359, tions In the voting by member, fo r . Coach Bob Healy, includ­ coachee. ■ i ing 364 points for a 17.3 aver­ McLaren -of New Zealand, fin­ Ted Plodzik 144, Charles Whe­ ished second at 192 laps. lan 166-141-399, Austin Wei- Scoring leader Clarence Hill i age. The college bound nenior man 137, Bundi Tarca 139-374, of Massaohuaetto, Rhode Is­ also totaled 13.6 rebounds a j v m r Merle Anderson 137-372, Frank land’s Dennis McGovern andj game. Steady John Furphey, ■ ^ Yankees have 17 pitchers Names on tne "hlrij* I ..nid you*^ notloe him run. O’Bremski ' 357, Joe Zanetti John Gillette of Maine complete | who collected 2S0 points and a on their roster, including rooklee kalpfia In ldentjfiylag_^ ^ a r e tha boU 354, Norm Clark 365, Carl Bolin the first team announced Sun- [ 12.8 average this season, will Gll Blanco, Jim Brenneman, Oil ^era, eapwWdurlngv^U^ ^ 379. day. be back a ^ n next year at El- Downs, Tom Dukes, Jim Mar- hmtailng whenwere “ VuonaoouMdowastoag*^ The second team—Mike Fitz-1 lingiton. rttjo and Tom Metcalf. merouaflratyasr men you how amort ROUTE 146, LINCOLN, H.l. JUNIOR BOYS—Steve Hahn gerald and Jim Cymbala, Rhode During regu&r aempn ptoy ^ ^ ^ ^ „ t e . 129, Ray Pace 132; Paul Miller Island; R oll* D’Altilla, Ver­ 134, Jim Madigan 128, Keith mont; CfiiarUe O’Rourke, Maa- abort•''W nomea ara sachueetts; Dan Hesford, Con-; ers Near Playoff W iin O Races Nightly McNamara 350, Dave Duche- 76 hawkecR it outo imrsm min 136-363. necllcut. _____ c S y to his mote^ cam* « POST 8 P.M. dNGZNNATI (AP) — TIioa Bsitiniot'e aIba t l. PWUd,lph.^ 7 .,,, *, am you. youiMf 10 RACES sartly need prolific scoring from r Saturdays POST 2:00 P.M. WIH Chamberlain. Neither does fmm semifinals fc fcasttawl •TBlahtaaA"Tlgfatoen,” «»»•0*®* ***•* if* "'* * . the so-called disadvantage of Hawks. Thek fms BuUets moved into a 2-1 e d ^ ARE YOU THAT WANTED playing on an opponent’s floor ^u% w to ploy bother them. with a crushing 131-99 v l ^ ^ nhiy nwag fe rn home | PUT BMK THE TASTE b e Hawks at B a W n ^ CS),*» the Nhhiiogfto to the^uSv-oheeked, TWIN DOU I ' REGULAR DOUBLE^ The 7-• tato

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U ' J ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN-, MONDAY, MAftCH 29, 1988 rAOB g m *BBH MANCHBSTEB EVENING BERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1966 Salesmen Wanted 36-A Fertilisers 59-A Rooms Without Board 59 Apartm snts— ^Flats— Houses For Sale ^ 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Salt BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted—Fwnale 35 Help Wanted—Male 86 Tenements 63 Business Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW FOR SALE —* waH rotted cow THE TRQMPSOM HouM, Obt MAJNCHBSTiat — Dartmouth MANCHESTER — Two separate MANCHESTER — just a hop, ______O ffered 13 MAN FOR Furniture end gar­ DENTAL Aaeistant — mature. manure by the load, daUvered ^ Streat. stnoally locatad, b r a n d n e w Dnplex, 5 large Hetohto, 7 room OolcHdal, 3H Ranches, wall to wall carpet­ ■Wp and a jum p from the hu.’- Intelligent, experience pre­ den shop. Grant’s Perkado, Salesman on Saturday. Pbona 94S-7406. iatgt ptoamntty " tamahad tiled batiw, 2 flreplacee, large ing, alinntnum etorms and line. An expandable Cape with M A M Rubbish Removal "•1996' m SOME fU. tBOBMOUSB room s, adults, $140. Cbnvanient CLASSIFIED ferred. Can office 849-5676 for Manobestor. tocans, paridag. O U S49-3M8 location. ImmafiaU occupan­ Family room, poreh, Mrga 3- doors, garage, plus much more. four rooms finished. Immacu­ complete rubbish services. WEVfRTOSGETTXeOMV t OS UIB BCCteETARW late as can be, with natural ORAMEDASAMPlf CMC. interview. HooMlhold Goods SI ter oraailgtt sn cy. Sa-3268. car garac*> city uttUtiee, Im- E verett A gency, 649-8688. Oommercial, professional, resi­ «88CIOU6DMEAMBLINO> SERVIOB STATION Attendant W an ted guest rates. medlata occupancy. Chariaa woodwor$, natural paneled dential. New Incinerator HnCHHIKIOIDffODUNli, for amployment with Mobile Oil SIX ROOM Ranch, large kitch­ 90MM MIMORV LANE- A FASCINATING SmOER AUTOMATIC Zig-zag, NICE 8-R(X>M apartment and Leaparaaea, 040-7630. doore, too! Kitchen has drop- drums, $S. Full ones emptied, AMDaOKDAdaO,O0!O Reaident t t Mancheeter, like new in cabinet, button ROOMS FOR RENT, one Mock bath on outskirta, good looe- en-dinette recently redfeorat- in oven and range, fireplace in ADVERTISING 92. 649-97B7. OPPORTUNITY from Main Street, free 'park­ ed, paneled fireplace In llFjng VtAL-0lDXM9mL Vemon, BlHngton to affili­ holee, monograms, fancy da- tibn, heat and lights, adults living room, oil hot water heat, The extremely lucrative ing, kMchen nrlvllegee, gentle­ room, exceptionally nice nei^ - picturesque location. Wolver­ CLASSmED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS TYPEWRITERS — Standard 'Ibu ABOUT irt ate, ftill-time, -with hi|^ elgna. Ortgliuaiy ovar $800., only, $90. m onthly. A vailable GLENWOOD ST. fM d a t elegant cosmetics volume real astrte office. balanca due $79.80, take over men only. 648-6137. April 2$ hut can be seen before borhood, near ^ools and ton A gency, R ealtors, 649-2813. 8 AJVL to 5 PAL and eleetllc. Repaired over­ has a select diatrlbutorehip rtiopplng. Owner 649-4816. hauled, rented. Adding ma­ LAWN CARE helper. OaH after tYainlng provided. Sales or paym ents, $10. m onthly. D eal­ ^^^^|>ointment W rite B ox N, (Batiween Oak and Sohort St) open in your area. Vlviane er, H artford 623-0981. SEVEN ROOM Split Level, ga- chines rented and rewired. 6, 389-8984. admlnlstraitlva background TUCK ROAD — 7 room Ctolonlal, Woodward Corporation, preferred. Contact 1^. L. FURNEBHBD ROOM for rent. rage, deep wooded lot, rec COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Plokup and delivery service. CaU 648-6874. Buy one of these beautiful large paneled family room, ^ room, enclosed rear patio tor America’a faateat fprewing FRIENDLY' loe Cream, Man­ . A. Krtly at'WS-lSOO or Mr. ELBXTnuC RANGE, refrigera­ AVAILABLE APRIL 1, North MOMDAT Tkni FIUDAT lOsSO AJK. >- SATDRDA¥ 9 A.M. Yale Typewriter Service, 649- F IN E ooametiCB com pany, tor, sewing machine, rocking Damsto built 2 - family flreplacee, built-ins, wall-to- summer living. Wesley R. 4986. chester, la now accepting ap- A. W. Forkker at 649-5306. p l e a s a n t r o o m for gmiUe M ancheeter, S rOom tenement, win mrange for the rif^t ciMtira and other furniture. Au heated, $90. Sm all fam ily. Call homes and live practically wall carpet, porch, 2 garages, Smith Agency, Realtor, 643- Two mlnutee over Man­ pUcaitlans for a p^-Um e cus- man, near bath, parkim. 54 gorgeous wooded lot. Hutchins 1667. SHARPENINQ Service—Saws, p " !•» a a M M--M •HUI womu to be trained AT in good oondltlon. 643-0886. 643-0648. rent free. Unique Colonial chester line. (Jountry aeb- PLEASE READ YOUR AD — I9B6 uaiVad P6a8wa BEadMaSa, lasa OUR EXPENSE in our tofUal position. Excellent sal­ G^h Street, styling, excellent location A gency, 646-0103. knives, axes, shears, skates, ary, pliu many other benefits. ting. Over an acre of land riiMlflfifl or *^ont Ads” «re token over the phone — n rotary blades. Quick service. make-up Academy in Cali­ Barrows ^Wallace 1963 KENMORE washing ma­ MAN(31BSTER GREEN — I with rtl utilities and top MANCHES’TER — Randi styled overlooking goK course. Hours can be arranged to fall chine in excellent condition. R(X)M FOR RENT, gentleman LIKE NEW — 6 room C!ok>n,al, (Dape, 6 room s, 2-car basement oonvenlenee. The advertiser ahoidd read hla ad the FIRST Ci^iitol E^ipment Co., 88 fornia or New York. If you 1 ooNsrm moN p l a z a preft large sunny rooms, second quality construction make Federal CMonial converted between 13 m ite g h t and 9 a.m . For further Information call iferred. Telephone in room. brick and shingle exterior, garage. New price. Everett DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the Main St, Manchestw. Hours qualify you will be trained HARTFORD 648-7906. floor, heated, stove and refrig­ Uieee a wise investment for to two apartments. Second But— in the giunorouB teebniquee Call 649-7788 fo r appointm ent 289-3644, M rs. Krakofsky. the keen buyer. Call now plastered walls, fireplace, din­ A gency, 649-8538. next Inaertion. Tlw HMtakl Is responsible for only ONE Inoor- daily 7-5. Thursday 7-9, Satur­ erator, $86. m onthly. 649-0470. ing room. Owner will sacrifice. floor 4 room apartment re­ rset or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only day 7-4. 643-7958. COMES of the movie industry’s So­ before it’s too late. modeled. Very attractive. CAREER OPPCHtTUNTTY — BVERYTTUNO in ataittlaad ia> (»MFORTABLE ROOM tor old­ Hayes Agency, 643-4808. NEW LISTING — Six room Split to the eortent of a "make gfood" Insertion. Errors which do not FIVE ciety of Make-Up Artiste. er employed gentleman, park­ WEST SIDE — Cozy S room Fire! floor epartment, 6 APPLIANCES repaired — all National corp(»«tion needs Help Wanted—- condltiooad used furniture and apartment with enclosed sun- with rec room, baths, beau­ idmea the vahie of the advertisement win not be corrected by dtlOCti" If you would like to repre­ men to assist in seles promo­ ing, 372 Main S t MANCHESTER — Bolton line. rooms and nee« redecorat­ makes washers, refrigerators, sent UB in your area, write aroliancas, high quality—low porch, heat and hot water, 649- tiful enclosed patio with jalou- "m ite rood" Insertion. tional department No experi­ Male or Femalo 37 HAYES AGENCY Extra large modern split on srle windows, extra large ga­ ing, but wUl provide plenty freezers, dryers, jnM and elec­ today to Mr. Eku*! Smith, prioee. LeBlanc Funiltura, 196 6687. of space for a lai^re family. ence neceaeary. High School South Street, R oekrflle. 879- beautiful IH acre lot In pres­ rage, large lot. combination tric ranges. Oil burners Director of Appointments, rULLER BRUSH Company hir Apsrtments—Flats— 643-4803 tige area. Seven spacious Priced at $33,000. (Rockville, Toll Free) g ra fts preferred. Neat ap­ taig man, woman, atudents for 3174. Open 9A. FOUR ROOM apartment,' 120 windows, city utilitiee, hot wa­ cleaned and repaired Coema Vlviane Woodward Corp., rooms, 1'^ baths, garage, dry, Appliance, 6494X155. 621 Fifth Ave., Now York, pearing and able to converse part-tlma aalas work or dellv- Tenements 63 Woodland 8t.. one bedroom, ter oil heat, fireplace, near 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 8 7 5 - 3 1 3 6 inteHlgentiy, $97. w eekly salary SEWING MACHINE — Singar heat furnished, no pets, $116. sunny basement. Reduced to schools, bus line. (3>ariee Lee- N . T . •ry. Wa will train, car necea automatic zig-aag, cabinet SUBURBAN 6 room Olonlal low 20’s. Ov^mer 649-6986. LAWNMOWER tiiarpenlng; re­ to thow w to quaUfy. FV>r inter­ isry. Part-tlma sales 13-15 4H ROOM ap4utment, heat and 649-8312. perance, 649-7620. WARREN pairs, sales, rotor blades view can M r. P ahner, 949-9663, model, exceHent oondUton, but­ hot water, stove and refriger­ with garage On a giant, shaded MOTHER’S Helper at beautiful h oim tor $85 to $60. Delivery MANCHESTER — modem 8 shart>ened; bicycle sales, serv­ hom e In New London near 9-13. ton holed, embroMere, heme, ator, washer and dryer ft THREE ROOMS, fumiehed or lot. Kitchen, living room, din­ THREE Bedroom Ranch, best parbUme, 8-10 hours, for $16 etc. Reposeeseed, w as $809.80, unfurnished, oil heat, reason­ bedroom Ranch, full basement, of condition, carport, 2 baths, ice. Manchester Cycle Sho beach. Own room . Phone 649- to $30. FV>r Interview call 644- nished. Nice location. $140 per ing room down, t bedrooms up. Troublt RMchiig Ovr Adv«rtiser7 AUTO MECHANIC tor time unpaid balance $69.60, take month. 649-0808. able, parking, adults. New Bol­ Inexpensive at an even $14,000. two fireplaces, nicely treed lot, built-ins, assumable mortgage, 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 649 6898. 9398 er ■28-6686 between T-9 2098. end general repairs. Steady. over payments of $8. monthly. ton R d. 643-6389. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, near Bowers School. Bel Air asking $18,600. Wesley R. Smith 24-Honr ARSwerin| Service Seymour Auto, 681 Main St. p.m . City Sewing Center, Harttord, R eal Estate, 643-9332. A gency. R ealtor, 643-1667. DEPBnfDABLE woman to clean M anchester 649-281$. Henry Madden and HAVE PICK-UP Truck, wUl do private home one day a week, 622-0476. odd Jobs, chain saw work, cord REMARKABLE LUXURY FIVE ROOM duplex. $86., April COLONIALr-im rooms, 8% lUXXLEDGE — large custom MANCHES’TER — beautiftil 7 Paul Dougan, Associates Free to Herald Readers preferably FYlday. CaH 643-6806 Sitnationa Wanted— 4 bedroom Oolonial, built-ins, wood for sale. 742-6016. Painting—Pi^iering 21 Schools and Classes 38 Help Wanted— Female 35 late afternoon or evening. Salesmen Wanted 36-A FTVE-PIBCK kitchen set; 8- APARTMENTS AT 1st. Call 649-8900. baths, living room 80x16, room Split one year old. rec Want InfoTmatton on one of oar elassUled advertisements f No Female 38 piece bedroom aet. $66 for both. stone fireplace, 8 scree of 2% baths, 2-car garage, gor­ room, garage, larg;e lot, lo­ answer at the telephone listed T Simply call the EDWARD R. PRICE, decorator, ENROLL NOW WANTED — assemblers and 643-8736. RENTS THAT MAKE land, outhulldlnge, $81,600 geous wooded lot. Hayes Agen­ cated on Spring Street. Sale O'VEHl the line in ToUand — a TREE REMOVAL and land paperhanging (hooks fur- — IXMITED SPACE — machine (^ratore, first and WOMAN UXPERIENCBD High Sohort SENSE! THREE ROOMS and bath, new­ PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. cy, 643-4803. price $21,900. Just over Man­ clearing service, 742-6016. nldied), interior and exterior second ahifta, fringe benefits. Senior deetree Saturday baby MAPLE dining room set, Stat- ly decorated. (3all 643-0748. chester Mne on Deming Street— 10 room Colonial type home EDWARDS panting, ceillnge refinlsheA NEW CLASS FORMING Apply Iona Manufacturing Oo., For FVH Time Assembly Work atting anytim e. 649-9259. ton, extension table. 6 Windsor MANCHESTER — New Listing. FOUR BEDR(X)M Colonial or back-to-front room Split, which will provide up to 6 Homes, ehurchec, industrial — Regent Street. Manchester. AUTOMOBILE ohaire, one Captain’s chair, 62’’ FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, Spacious 6 - room Colonial, raised Ranch. If interested in mint condition, over one-half bedrooms, % acre lot, all for M A R IL Y N hot water, stove, refrigerator, ANSWERIND SERVICE Household Services fuUy insured. 649-1008. • ' A PPLY WOULD LIKE Ironing to do in buffet, all In excellent eondi- breezeway, overzlzed garage, these style homes in the Porter acre land, sale price $21,300. the unbeliervable low price of Gregg Shorthand SALESMAN my home. (3all 648-6868 between llon. 648-7997. $100. Adults preferred. 643-8787. fireplace, dining room, fini lo­ Street area, call us today. Bolton Notch — nice 4 room $11,900. (Tonvenlkmal financ­ Offered 13-A PAINTma, EXTERIOR and Carbon Products, Inc. 9 a m. - 9:30 p.m. cation. Priced right. Hayes Wesley R. Smith Agency, Real­ Ranch, plus oversize garage ing. Wolverton Agency, Real­ LIVING ROOM sofa, 8', orig­ COU RTv FTVE RCX>M apartment tor 64941500 - 875-2519 interior, paperfaanging, wall­ 318 Hartford Road A gency, 648-4808. tor, 643-1667. and large lot. A good buy at tors, 649-3818. REWEAVINQ Of. hums, moth paper removed, dry wall work. Complete Program GIRLS WILL BABYSIT for -working inal cost, $436., asking $80. 648- rent, oil heat, recently decor­ and leave your message. ToaH hear from onr advertiser In Jig holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ New Enectronic System Manchester, Conn One of area’s leading deal- $11,900. Over 100 m ore listings time wlthoot spending ofl evening at the telephone. RMMonable rates. F\iUy In­ parents, -vlolnlty Walker and 3366. Spacleue and Beautiful 1 A 2 ated, middle aged couple or one MANCHBanTER — Original own- MANCHESTER — New 8 room HEBRON — 4 room expandabta dow shades made to measure, era. Minimum age 25. Mar- ' Bedroom Apartments. with teen-ager. 109 Prospect Raised Ranch, 2-car garage, o f all kinds. Call ’The E llsw or^ Cape, large lot, storms, sured. FVee estimates. 649- 4 TO 8 P.M. Marshall Road, a.m. and p.m ers. 4 bedroom, center en­ all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys CALL — WRITE — VISIT P&WA MAY HAVE rled man preferred. Must 643-9047. GET BANK ’TERMS Street. bulK-ins, 1^ baths, \ acre lot, Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- screens, $13,900. Reasonabls 9668, Joseph P. Lerwls. NO PHONE CALLS have minimum of High trance, Garrison Colonial sUu- 6930. AotomobileB For Sale 4 made while you wait Tape re­ A T A LBERT’ S FROM $120 PER MONTH ated on a shaded and private tremendous value. Hayes Agen­ offer accepted. Owner 649- 525-9317 School education. ExjMri- SINGLE 6 • room home, fur­ corders for rent. Markwre, 867 INSIDE and outalda painting. THE RIGHT JOB START TO PAY IN MAY (Includes heat, hot water and 90x330 yard. Double am eslte cy, 648-4803. 2110. CLEAN 1954 Plymouth 4-door Main., 649-522L You name your own price. enc« not necessary. Write Dogs— ^Birds—Pets 41 S R(X>MS FTJRNITURE parking.) nished, middle aged, no chil­ (X)ZY 5 room Cape, extra large M.T.L BUSINESS SCHOOLS COOK WANTED. Apply Acadia drive, 2 • car garage with modem kitchen, oversize ga­ sedan, good running conditiem, 649-7868, 876^8401. FOR YOU Restaurant, 108 Totland Tpke, stating qualifications and $9.36 MONTHLY IMMEDIATE dren or pete, wMh heat, rea­ CLEAN 7 room home in quiet South Windsor HERALD FTJRNTTURE REFINISHED — 740 Main St, (Suite 804), information to P.O. Box POODLES — very emaU mini­ breezeway, kitchen haa built- rage with patio, many extras. will peae inspection. 986. Call 649-8127. Bedroom, Livliw Room, Dinette OCCUPANljy sonable. 649-90S4. in oven, range and dlthwash- residential area, 4 bedrooms, $164900 048-0156. colors, changed, hums and H artford 709, Manchester, Conn. Our atures, tight silver, AKC reg­ Rugs, Lamps,.’fablee end Other IH baths, only $14,900. W esley Near bus, shoj^ng, schools. scratches removed. Mandies- FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot water er, plua a very attractive Ohar-Bon R eal E ^ t e , 643-0688. Electridti Services 22 STENOGRAPHERS GET MY FREE CATALOG, salesmen know about this istered, reasonable. 646-0066. Acceeeorlee IBevatora s- closed circuit TV R. Smith Agency, Realtor, 643- Delightfully clean 8 bed­ DOX LETTERS FORD 1960, white Galaxie, ex- ter ReflnM I^, 648-9288. MEN WANTED ad. and parking. No children or breakfast n o d i. Form al 12x12 AND EARN |60, $100 — even more B V m Y T H IN G $228.78 and faiteroom—built-lns—extra dining room , 14x24 colonial 1667. LAKEW(X>D CIROLE. South room Ranch home, dining oellent condition, must be seen. FHEE ESTIMATES. Prompt NOW! — TO TRAIN in name brand merchandtee. 8 R(X>MS FTIRNTTURE pets. 648-3068. room, city water, bus Mne. For Your / Asking 9796.. 649-7925 after 5 Articles For Sale 45 cloaet apace . . . and m uch paneled Uving room with fire­ will build to your specifications service on aU types of electric­ AS ACCIDENT CLERK TYPISTS Help your friends shop at $10.16 MONTHLY , more! Coraor S. Adams and MANCHB3STER — 8 room older pm., ak day Saturday uid Building—Contracting 14 al wiriw. Licensed and in­ place, and wall-to-wall carpet­ home, t jmpletely renovated, on this beautiful stone-fenced Information INVESTIGATORS These positions require a hom e. W rite m e, A lice Wil- Weatinghouae Refrigerator. Liv- Oloott 8ta. Just one block ing. F\ill cella r with rec room , 100x200 lot if you act now. E .J. RAY S. HOLCOMBE Sunday. sured. Wilson Electrical Co., llama. Popular Club Plan, Ing Room. Bedroom, Dinette, south of Center St. TeL 649- Fnrnished Apartments 63-A assume m ortgage. $1,600. MLS 644-1286 REALTOR CARPENTRY—32 years expe­ Bisurance cmnpanies deeperate- high school diploma plus INK mUM S, 80-gaIlon, suitable screened summer porch, well down. $188. per month. Everett Carpenter, R ealtor, 649-5061, rience. Ceilings and floor tiled, M anchester, 649-4817, 648-1388. good stenographic and typ­ Dept L804, Lynbrook, N.Y. Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Blankets 3652. Open dally 11 am.-7 pjn. 1958 FORD WAQON, good con­ ly need men to Investigate the tor rubbish, $2.00. Call 643-2711. THREE ROOM furnished apart­ I>riced at $27,900. Wolverton Agency, 640-8688. 649-9204. BOLTON—Large 4-room Ranch, t h e h e r a l d win not dition, newly rebuilt transmis­ pordies, rec rooms, garages, ing akills. Additional edu­ And Other Acceeeorlee ment. Large closets. Private disclose the identity at balf-mfliicoi aoddente that oc­ MOTHERS .. . Does your budg PRODUCTION A gejicy, R ealtors. 649-2818. huge stone fireplace, full base­ sion. V-8 $250. 648-0S18. additions, attics finished, re­ Floor Finishing 24 cation or training wiU be FOR BETTER cleaning, .to keep EVERY’THING $297.84 w entrances. Parking. Adulta. 399 WASHINGTON STREET — any advertiaer ueing box cur* daUy. E A R N TOP MONEY et faU short of your needs? S ROOMS FURNITURE ment, porch, new heating «ys- modeled, concrete work. No in this exciting, expanding well-rewarded. Earn extra needed Income by eolore gleaming, use Blue Lus­ Autumn, 2-7:30 p.m. • IjAKki wOOD CIRCLjB — Colo­ Prime residential section, 6 Lots For Sale letters. Readers answer­ 1954 DODCE, bodv fair, exod- job too emaU. Immediate es­ FLOOR SANDINC and refln- tre carpet claaner. Rent elec­ nial, 6 large rooms, breeze­ tern, S acres, outbuilding ing blind box ads who field. Can furnished . . . E x­ working a few hours a day. MACHINISTS room home. Large central hall, A'^IDOVER — 4 acre building Hayes A gency, 64S-4806. lent running condition, 2-door, timates. 643-2629. iahing (specializing in older tric r ii^ p o o e r $1. The Sher- Wertlnghoue. Washing M a- FOUR (XiBlAN Rooms, fur­ way, 3-car garage, wooded lot, big living room with fireplace, daolre to protect their 966. 812 (Mkland Street. 549- penses Paid . . . No Selling. ENGINEERING AIDES Fixclualve Avon CoemeUcs ter chine, Weatinghouae Refrig., P***’ site. Secluded setting, prime floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ ITevlous eoq>erience not necee- wln-Williams Oo. nished, all utilities, convenient IH hatha, excellent condition. dli^g room and kitchen down­ ANDOVER — 6 room identity can follow this 9406. QUALITY CARPENTRT- rltory now available. KOr inter­ Bedroom. Living Room, Dinette, ”**'” **•______to everything, nice neighbor­ In a beautiful neighborhood, residential area. Includes or­ ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. eary. Keep present Job while AppUcanta for these chal- view call 389-4922. What Do YOU Consider stairs. ’Three bedrooms and drive-in garage, workshop. procedure: Rooms, donnere, porehea, No Job too amalL John Var- (SOLLECTITON of hand guns! Dishes. Ruga. Lamps, Tablee, rOUR ROOM apartment, aeo- hood. 6464896. $26,400. Pbilbrlek Agency, 649- chard, woodland, stone walls, Enclose your reply to the FORD COUNTRY Squire, 1963, basements refintshed, cab­ training at home in your spare lengdng positions in our En- Important In a Job? ? new bathroom upstairs. New ceUent. Lot 110x340. 538-7064, faiUe, 649-6760. gineering Department must about 64 guns, mostly antiques, I Ooor. 178 iSpleStr^ No 8464. brook. Hurry! Hayes Agency, box In an envelope — 9-passenger, automatic trans­ inets, buUt-ioa, formica, tile. time! Men urgently needed . celling whole collection only. heating system, porches, ga 643-4803. 628-3477. JohnaoB and T hibo­ be high school graduates Help Wanted—^Male 36 EVERYTHmO $398.22 furnace. $66. TeL 64S-475L rage. A true family home, per­ addressed to the Claaei- mission, V-8, power steering. No tob too em ail. WiUlam FLOOR SANDING and finish­ pkde you r location . FREE lo ­ 1. 643-1-6717----- after ■ 4 p.m . Price Includes Delivery, Set Up Business Locations NEW RAISED RANCH — deau. cal and national placement ae- with honor grades In Plane SECURITY? Tel. fect for schools. T. J. Crockett, 5ed Manager, Manchester 043-7764. Rbbmcs eaipantry service. ing, 10 yeara of dependable Service. Guam tee. Imme^ate I 4V4 ROOM GARDEN apartment, For Rent 64 rooms, one full and two hall COVENTRY — two nicely wood­ 649-8446. sistance. Geometry and Algebra One RESPONSIBLE married man, WAGES AND BENEFITS T R ealtor, 643-1677. MANCHEM'i^ SUburhan — service. Call now — no wait­ aalee and mechanical ability, CARPETS and Hfe too can be Dellvery or Free StoraM Until oon^letely redeooraM, 3 bed- baths, 8 or 4 bedrooms, dining ed half acre lots on town road 1960 CHEVROLET Impala 2- MAIL TODAY! ABSOLUTELY and TV o. P reference wlH OPPORTUNITY? beautiful if you use Blue Lus­ room, family room, one car just across the Bolton line off Privacy, 7 room Cape Cod, 4 ing. 649-0496. be given to those who have lawn mower repairs, honest, Needed. Regardless (x ’nme. rooms, heat, hot water, stove, THREE ROOM oflloe or burt- TWO FAMILY — 96-98 Stark- door Ebrdb^, low mileage, A. A. nON. INC. Roofing NO OBLIGA’nON WORKING CONDITIONS T tre. Rent electric shampooer neae, ground floor, 470 Main g a r a g a, $23,900. Philbrick Route 44A. Call 289-6557, 644- bedrooms, formal (fitting room, siding, palntiiu. Carpentry. Ai- taken additional oourees in present good appearance, driv­ AppUanrea Are Reconditioned refrigerator, parking, $130 weather Street. Built 1964. good sized kitchen with dliilng power steering, excellent con­ $1. Olcott Variety Store. Street, plenty of paricing. 6 Agency, 649-8464. 0786, 644-0732. dition. Asking 9876. 643-1080. teranons and additions. CeU- General Insurance Mathematics and ahow a er’s Ucene'e, references re­ And Guaranteed for 1 Year monthly. Office 15 Forest Drive by and call owner 646- booth, Uvlng/foom with corner Bonds—Stocks— On Display at Main Store Street. 643-0000, 546-0090. 5339, 9 4 . Ings. Workmanidilp guaran­ Adjuster School, Inc. Dept 418 special aptitude for-this quired, aaUry, Manchester Cy­ If you do, why not look in­ m s CASH coupon worth $15. MANCHESTER — immaculate 0103 for particulara. ANDOVER — 100 wooded acres, fireplace, basement with gar 1969 FXJRD, 4-door, V-8, cruiso- Mortgages 27 711-14th St, N.W. Suite 412, cle Shop, 649-2098. to a position at Fuller SEE IT DAT OR NIGHT AT teed. 399 Autumn S t 648-4860. subject. A capacity for toward the purchase of any WB HAVE custemera waiting 6 room Randi, plastered walls, good road frontage, good poten­ rage, IH acre lot, large shiule matic, excellent condition, Washington, D. C. 20005 neat, predss and accurate Brush. Ehipanding business MANCHESTER - BOLTON — 8E>X>ND MORTGAGE - Un- PART - TIME handyman for RCA or Zenitn color aet. Save A—L—B—E—R—T*—S tor the rental of your apart­ Suburban For Rent 66 dining room, porch, garage, tial, only $22,000. Lawrence F. trees, outside fireplace. Easily must be seen, 644-0781. DION (30N8TRUCnON—Roof, w ork la a m u st in our new plant provides beautifully landscaped lot, Ansaidl aerro. Now under con­ financed, only $15,900. Law^ ing, elding, alteratiana, ceU- Umited funds av^lable for sec­ Name ...... used car washing, tire chang­ as much a t $60. on moat 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD ment or homa. J. D. ReaRyi struction, 6 room Ranches, 7 Fiano, R ealtors, 648-2766. ond mortgages, payments to new opportunity and an modala just to buying K from OPEN EVERT NIGHT TILL 9 64S4199. BOLTON CENTER Apartments, priced to sell. Hayee Agency rence F. E3am, Realtora, 649- 1962 AUSTIN HEALY, exceUent Inn, gutters and aluminum ing, etc., hours 8 or 9 a.m. overtime schedule. In addi­ room Raised Ranch, 7 room suit your budget. Expedient ^Lddreee Visit the Hlmployment Offios to 12 or 1 p.m. See Tom Duff, • ns. Batter Homes Color T-V Coiner Brandy St and Bolton 643-4808. 2404, 64S-37M, 742-6864. condition. For information call wmdowB. 648-4852, 6486895. tion, we are only minutes THREE ROOM apartments, 118 Center Rd., new $ roonu, heat, Colonials, approximately one Suburban For Sale 649-7858. service. J. D. R ^ty- 6488139. At 400 Main Street Carter Chevrolet Co., 1239 M^n Center, 68 Union St., Rockville, NORGE, 18 foot chest freezer, Alwoiincanents C ity ...... from the Manchester area excellent condition, hardly Main Street, heat, hot water, hot water, stove, refrigerator, MANCHESTER — New 7-room acre lots, trees, tile bath, g^e.- COVENTRY—nve room Ranch CARPENTRY—Rec rooms, for­ ( Fkuit H artford 8, Connecticut St., Manchester. r8-4444. rage, fireplace, hot water oil BOLTON — $18,900. SpUt-level, mica, ceiling^, closets, remod­ A FRE SH STA R T v/UI lump with easy acceee, no trrtflo used. 6444706. stove refrigerator. 649-6S29, $126. e49-$2a$, 54S-4812. Garrison Colonial, 12x34 living for sale, good tocatico, artesian INCOME TAX returns, Inut- 1960 VOLVO, TV644, 2-door se­ State...... Age ...... or parking problem. heat, excellent location. large wooded lot. Call the R.F. dan, 4-speed transmission, ex­ eling, hatchways, attics fin­ your debts Into one easy pay­ WANTED experienced psiinter. TAKE BOLL away the Blue Lus­ 9 4 . room, family room, built-in well, plastered watts, fifll cel­ neas and indtvidual, prepared ment. H you have equity in —Open for Your Cmivenienca— CViBINET type TV tor sale in ROCKVILLE — 4 roonu, deem, kitchen, spacious lot. Priced Charles Leeperanee, 649-7620. Dlm ock Oo., R ealtors, 649-5246. by full-time hicome tax ac- cellent condition. 643-0983. ished, concrete steps, floors, Home Phone ...... Call Glastonlwry 633-7766 or ap­ tra way from carpels and up- lar, other extras, low down property, can FVank Burke to • Mo]ilonday ■ through FYlday ' bolataey- Rent clectrie aham- ■pod working order, $18. 109 BIRCH STHEFTT, near M ain, 4 first floor, heat, stove Includ­ right. Hayee A gency, 648-4808. payment, assume mortgage. aountant New laws effecting porches, garagee. No Job tot ply 44 Bayberry Road between Right new we have several ed. OaU 876-4949. MANCHESTER — privacy un­ 1967 CHEVROLETS, 2-door email. 649-8880. ^______diacuBs ways and means, (jon- Business Phone ...... 8 A.M. — 5 P.M. 6-7 p.m . openings for first-class men pooer $1. Paul’a Paint A W all­ Prospect Street. rooms, second floor, heated, Vernon Gan 742-7814 after $. retirement Income. Raymond necticut Mortgage Hbcchange, now available. 649-4496. SPRUCE STREET — 6 room limited. 1^4 acres of woodland Olnrd. Can ednect 875-7862. hardtope, four to choose from, on the second shift paper Supply. COVENTRY — Six room tin­ BIDWELL HOME Improvement 15 Lewis St, Hartford, 246- LEARN MORE — •Mon., Tues., W ed. ElveningB FHTLOO Electric renge, excel­ home,' garage, ameeite drive, surround this Cape Cod home Shlfte on the floor, column or 6 P.M. — S P.M. COMBINATION short order gle, stove and refrigerator In- with breezeway and garage. 24 TRI-LEVEL TOLAAND — Brand new euatem Company—Roofing, siding, al­ 8897. TO BARN MORE ( cook and grill man. Apply in lent condition, $60. OaS 649- LOOKING tor anything In real very gfrod condition, asking FEDERAL INCOME t a x a s autom atic. 1126. • $395. 649-3636. estata rentals — apartments, rtuded, large yard, garden toot kitchen and dining room built 6 room BpHt Level, $19,• prepared with your savings in terations, additions and re­ AT person Csirvllle's Restaurant. Diamonds—Watchi 3674. $13,900. CteU Paul J. Oorrentl Three living level#, three Saturdaye APPLY IN PERSON homes, multiple dwrtUngs, caS space available, center of town, A gency, 643-0863. combination, 34 foot living 500. JuMa Vtneek, R eal E tisito, BinA Reaaonnable rates. Ed­ 1962 OALAXIE 500, 4 - door modeling of all types. Excel­ CREDIT RATING 8 A.M. — 12 Noon Union, Conn., Route 16, Exit Jewelry 48 bedrooms, acre, walk­ 648-7877. Sedan, diestnut color, V-8, lent workmanidilp. 640-6496. TO SETfLE an eatate — lamps, J. O. Realty, 646-5U9. within walking distance to lake room with fireplace, full rear ward J. Baylas, 649-6246. UNNECESSARY M.T.I. BUSINESS 106. bedroom furniture, dishes, lug­ and storea. Available tor right out basement. Designed for Fbrdoinatic, radio and heater, WATCH AND JEWKUIT re­ COLONIAL—6 generous steed patio. Hi baths, 2 bedrooms gracious living inside and HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ga- SCHOOLS 88 LONG HILL STREET gage, garden tools, etc., 14 TWO ROOM heated apartment tenant at price below market. rooms, modern kitchen, new­ up, abundance of closet space. INCOME TAXES i»epared by dock, 2-epeed electric wind- Mortgage loans, firet-seoond- . » PRATT & W HITNEY pairing. Prompt eervice. Up to outside. Be sure to see this retired internal revenue offi- rages, breezeways, remodeling, thlrd, arranged. AU kinds of EAST HARTFORD p.m., 34 O’Leary Drive. and bath, 149 Oakland St., $65. (Tall Louis R . Smith, 742-6649. ly redecorated throughout, Lifetime tiding, aluminum stideM wafers, undercoat, 4 Next Gass — April 5 AIRCRAFT WANTED — experienced paint­ $30 on your old watch la 649-6239, 9-6. —asking $18,500. Call Mr. eer, M arvin Bakar. CaU 648- Beat beUa, one owner, 81,000 additions, rec rooms, baUt- realty. Confidential-reasonable. er. Call 648-1420. trade. Cnosed Mondays. F. IL $14,900. Philbrick Agency, oombinatkMW, oil hot water R(XTKV1LLE — S room modern 549-8464. Lewis 649-5306, 875-6611. OUT. mUee. 91,396. 648-6239. rooms remodeled, cement Albert hurice Agency, 983 Main, DIVISION OF Bray, 737 Main Street, State Wearing Apparel— Fura 57 THREE AND FOUR room heat. Full wrtk-out cellar. Lib­ walls and floors, block walls, An Equal Opportunity apartment with bath, heat, Local Stocks Hartford. Office 527-7971, Eve, UNITED AIRCHLAFT CORP. Elmployer Theater Building.. apartments, including heat, CENTRALLY LOtTATBD — Ex­ eral fin a n cin g $17,900. W olver­ INCOME TAX RETURNS pre- RAMBLER, 1964, 4-door Sedan, outside painting. For prompt 242-9400. I.B.M. Keypunch PRODUCTION first floor. Call 875-4220. ton A gency, R ealtors, 649-2818. pared. Samuel J. Turklngton WHITE NURSE’S tmitorras, five hot watrt, end gas for oook- pandable Cape, 4 down, 2 un­ Barrows allace many extw , auton^atic trans- service and quality workman­ M.TX is the only Keypunch East Hartford 8, Qonnwticut Ing. Electric refrigerator and Jr., 648-7781. OPERATORS size 8, tw « size 7. OaU 649-8716. COVENTRY — 4 room apart­ finished up. Plastered walls, MANCHESTER — Luxurious 8 Qaotottotts Farnislied by mlaeion, excellent condition. ship, call 649-4291, Leon Cies- Business Opportunity 28 School In Hartford AUTHOR­ Garden— Farm— Dairy stove furnished. Cul 649-7834 ment, all utilities furnished, MANCHEJSTEJR PARK AD B loea Must s e ». 528-8658. fireplace, recently painted, room Ranch, 2 full baths, main­ Dempsey-Tegeler Oo., tea. nm . INCOME TAXES prepared in zynski. IZED to train by the same An Equal Opportunity Openings on aU shifts tor Products 50 or 8494779. between 5-7 pjn. $100. per month. T el. 742-8406. MANOHEJSTBR 649-5306 RESTAURANT — Established, Wanted—^To fiuy SS per cent mortgsge. Hayes tenance free redwood exterior, Membm of Mew Tork said your home or by appointment. 1960 FORD FAIRLANB, stand- method used the LBJd. Em ployer men to train as production A gency, 648-4808. choice Main Street location, CORP, operators. No previous ex­ INVITA’nON APPLES—Macs and Oortlande, THREE ROOMS, recently re­ MANCHESTEK — Bolton town­ family room with fireplace, Stock Exdiange ftfi” Ibqperlenced tax work. 24- ard riUft, V-8, 2-door, good Special Services 15 WB BUT, SELL or trade an­ ------hour service. Can 648-4728. near Center, very reasonable. perience necessary, perma­ No. 1 and No. 2. Bqnce Farm, decorated, $75 monthly. J. D. line — 4 room apartm ent, $130., PRIVACY — 5^ acres, custom scenic acre lot A must see for BOLTON—oozy 614 room Ranch, 1-99 tires, new muffler, good run­ Call M r. Day, 649-9204. E . J . nent full-time employment TO BID 14 Spencer S t tique and used (uinlture, oUna, Realty, 648-5139. large yard, quiet nei^borbood, the quality conscious. Hayes built-lns, 2 fireplaces, huge liv­ Bank Stortn vero ning condition. 9 ^ . Call 640- SEAT COVERS, auto tops cus­ WAITRESS for Tuesday, Thurs­ glass, rtiver, picture framea built Cterrison (Colonial, breese- INCOME TAXES prepared in Carpenter, R ealtor, 649-6061. Company representative Sealed bids will be received 643-596$. way, double garage, recreation A gency, 643-4803. ing room, 2-car garage, 16 Bid A sked 7313 or 643-8246. tom made and installed. Dave's PBX-Switchboard day, Friday and Saturday, and rtd coins, old dolls and MANCHESTER Oarden apart­ wooded acres. Hayes Agency, Conn Bank and your home. Cell luiymond P. Auto Upholstery, 618 Center wiU Interview and hire at at the Office of the General room, fireplaces, beautifully ■Bol .Jew ell 648-7481. Evenings ca ll Learn on live boards Nation’s hours 6 p.m. - 1 a.m. Good Manchester Office. guns, hobby eoLiectlona, attio ment — $H room apartment, TALOOTTVILLB — Four room GVERSHlE 6 room custom built 643-4803. Bank C o...... TO 71% CHEJVROLET 4 - door sedan, Street, rear. 643-8245. wages and conditlona. Apply Manager, 43 Center Street -J Front Buttoner contents or whole eetatee. Fur­ heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ landscaped, scenic view . Oape, fireplace, attached ga­ 640-4866. 1964, dark blue, 6 cylinder, KWIK-KOOK largest PBX School. Manchester, (Connecticut until apartm ent, $70. available April Hutchins Agency, 546-0108. Hartford National Charcoal B roiler, 550 E . M id­ CONN. STATE niture Repair Service Trtoott- erator and parkiim, very nice. L (Tall 648-7776 anytim e. rage, many extras. Only $600 SO. WINDSOR — charm ing old­ Bank ...... 58 69% standard transmission, very dle Tpke. April 9. 1965 at 11:00 A.M for vUle, Oonn. Tel. 948-7449. down. O iar-B on R eal Etetate, er 9 room Colonial on s^ded ELHlCntMjUX Sales and serv­ Roofing and Chimneys 16-A $110. per month, (jffle e 15 F or­ $16,300 — (K X)D bargain on Fire htearanee Compaalea _ _ good condition, 9100. Call 649- TAKE-OUT SHOPS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Athletic Equipment. > est St., 648-0000 o r 646-0090. 643-0683. acre. Modern kitchen, 2 baths, ice, bonded repreeentativa. Al­ 6914. TWX-Teletype 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 5 room Ranch with 3 twin- Hartford F ire ___ 71% 73 fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., WE ARE LOOKINO tor a girl Bid forms and speolflcattona Business Property outbuildings. Only $19,900. ROOFING — Specializing re­ Earn Up To wifti executive eecratarlal abil­ aised bedrooms, fireplaced liv­ MANCHESTER — P orter St. National Fire ....147 M anchester, 644-8141. pairing roofs of aU kinds, new are available at the Controller’s A Birthday Apron! For Sale 79 H ayes A gency, 643-4803. 1903 DODGE 330, 4-door Sedan, ity to fiU the position of secre­ Tuesday, Marrti 30, Office, 66 Onter Street, Ifan- ing room, and a family tiized area, 4-bedroom split level, 30’ Phoenix Fire .... 61 53 8 cylinder, power steering, roofs, gutter work, chLuneyi 9:30 A.M. — 4:80 P.M. kitchen. Ehll cellar, aluminum NOmCE la hereby given that $15,000 Annually tary fo r an attorney In Man­ cheater, (Connecticut MAIN STREirr site, near Cen­ Mving room, 33’ kitchen, fln- VERNON—Custom built Raised Life and Indemnity Ine. Coe. transistor radio, original own­ cleaned, repaired. Alumlniun Business Typing chester. Applicant will need to NOW AVAILABLE storms and screens, carefully Optional Savings Book No. 3ayment Heating and Plumbing 17 525-9317 em ploye easentlaL R efer­ work. Apply WiUiam Pock stove, refrigerator, park­ apartment, two stores and of Hartford ___ 2SH 2SH 996. CaU 742-7667. (take - home, picnics, par- Lumber, 2 Main Street. mal dini^ room, cabinet ANDOVER — 4 room imma­ o f the amount of deposit. ences, both personal, and busi­ ing, private patio end full commerolal building all in ono kitchen, 3 bedrooma, recrea­ OVERLAND ST. — Oversized T ravelers...... 39'H PLUMBING AND Heating re- tlee, trips, etc.) Join local Schools FYom Coast to Coast culate home. Huge kitchen and grrowlng chain of fran­ ness, required. Write Box L. FIREPLACE cellar, $160. package. High traffic count tion room, landscape yard brick (Tape, on wooded lot, PnbUe UttUtiee THE DAIRY Queens on West pairs and new installationr' Herald. A wise investment for only must sell to settle estate. 4 Mving room, fieidstone fire­ Mobile Homes 6-A chised shops. Reported in 760 Main St.. Suite, 804, CARPENTERS WANTED, good Marion E. Robertson, Realtinr, Conn. Light Power 38H 88% Middle Tpke and Hartford Rd. Special attention to emergen­ H artford $26,000. Hayes Agency, 648- 543-5953. down, and tvro upstairs rooms p lace, new furnace, $10,000. Brt Hartford Gaa Ck>. 53 are now open. McCalls A National Fran­ GIRL tor fountain work, part- wages, local work. 648-3468. 4808. A ir R eal Estate, 648-9333. CAMP TRAILER, any reason- cies. Tel. 649-2923. chise Reports. Minimum Next Door To Travelers Ine. WOOD 649-1604 649-4486 are roughed In. Porches front So. New England time, nights. HoUday Lanes ALTON STREET — Custom and back. Chicken coop. Asking ^ e o ffe r m ^epted. CaH 742- cash investment 36,800. For LARGE BUNDLES VERNON—Immaculate 5 room Telephone (To. . 65 H 56% HOLIDAYS Coming — are you Luncheonette- 649-6644 BUSiNBSS-ZONE m — Eight built 5-room (Tolonial’ 3 down, $16,000. T. J. Crockett, R ealtor, Personals tired of carrying out the gar­ address of a nearby shop, rooms with two offices, sep­ Ranch, on 100x190 lot, 8 gen­ Manufactariag Compsalea information, phone any­ Help Wajited— ^Penale 36 RN or LPN, 11-7 shift. P art or 3 up, reo roan, 2-oar garage, 843-1677. erous bedrooms, fsunUy sized AUied Thermal .. SO 6S bage? I will install a garbage NOTICE arate entrance, suitable for nice section, good value at STATE LICENSED rest Hnrrm time (215) 884-2138 or full-tim e. Laurel M anor, 649- At a meeting held by the business or professional use. kitchen, 19’ peneled living Arrow, Hart, Heg 60 . 51 - disposal for $69., labor includ EXPERIENCED hairdresser only $18,000. T. J. Crockett, MANC3IESTER — New 8 room centrally located, reasonable Garage—Service— ed. One year guarantee on w rite: 4519. Town Planning (Commission of Philbrick Agency, 649-8484. room , oU hot w ater heat, alU' Barden ...... 14 14% rates, friendly atmosphere. wanted, full-time. LuJon Saloo $ 1 DO FIVE R(50M apartment with R ealtor, 643-1677. executive Colonial, 4 large bed­ storage 10 parts ^and labor. Satisfaction the Town of Manchester, March minum storms and screens, Bristol Brass .... 8 5 % TeL 875-lOU. o f Beauty, 648-1939. WOMAN wanted tor part-time 25, 1965, following a. public garage, Trumbull Street, avail­ CORNER LOT 95x130 on one o f rooms, spacious living room, built 1959, $15,900. Wolvertofi (Toleco ...... 13H 18% guaranteed. Rolamd Plumbing able A pril let. T el. 648-5884. RANCH—7 rooma, 5 or 4 bed­ FOR RENT — two story build­ and Heating Co., 643-4623. cleaning, 10-12 hours w esU y. hearing, tt was voted to make Manchester's busiest through formal dining room, kitchen Agency. Realtora, 549-2813. Colonial Board ing, about 3,000 sq. ft., suit­ KWIK-KOOK 648-9066 m ornings. routes, .zoned Business I, Well rooms, modern kitchen, dining and family room, rustic beams, Automobiles For Sale 4 LPN or RN, fun nr part-time, t e following z(me change: MANCHESTER —' new Colonial room, IH baths, 2-car garage, (Tommon ...... 3% 4 % able for shop or storage, $80 TAKE-OUT SHOPS Main Eftreet — To change to suited tor : Jewelry store, pro­ central fireplace, 2V4 tiled BOLTON — Beautiful Ranch' of Dunham-Bush ... 4% 4% monthly. Apply 10 Depot Radio—^TV Repair U-7. 876-3077. DEPENDABLE WOMAN tor w .i.a L fM iy 4H room flats and duplexes, fessional offices, branch bank, large private lot, $22,900. Phil- baths, comitiote hultt-lns, 3-car seven rooms. Including large NEED CAR? Tour credit turn­ DEPT. HPC, cleaning private home weakly. Bueineae Zone I, an area now ceramic bath, etove, refrigera­ brick Agency, 649-8464. Kaman Aircraft . lOH 11% ed down? (Himt on down pay- Square, A p t 10. Services 18 in Reeldenos Zone C, deooribed 396 N. Blain S t—648-$l53 funeral homa, beauty parlor, garage. Truly a fine home in a 16x22 family room. FUU base­ N. B .Machine ... 38% 84% BOX 811, R.D. No. 1 R eferences. 648-1304. tor, private bwment, free florist shm, bakery sides room. esUge area. Asking $88,900. ment, garage, rec room, .etc. mentr Bankrupt? RepoMse- aa foUowa: Starting at a point rMitg. Hayee/Agency, 84S- SPRING STREET — 7 room North and Judd .. 20 31% CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ COATESVnXE, PA.. 19330 STENOGRAPHER Warren B. Howland, Realtor, SlU ^bert D. Murdock. UAR 150x200 lot. Sensibly priced at ■ton? Don’t deaiMdrl Bee Hon- FDR RENT — Garage at 30 BAKERY SALESLADY, expert on t e eaat aide of Main St and Raised Raneh, 3 fireplaces, 'one Peter Paul ...... 81% 83 eat Douglas. Inquire about low­ ice, available aU boure. Satla- north aide of Henry St, t e line 6M-1108. fuU bath iriu* 3 hulf baths, R ealty C o., In c., 643-2693, 643- $31,000. T. J. C rockett. R eal­ Plastic Wire Cable 18% 20% Laurel St., call 648-4884. - factian guaranteed. Cell 649- enced. Apply in person, Mario’s 6472. tor. 648-1577. est down, ■nallest payments What Do YOU Omsider B akery, 839 M ^ St. runs easterly 125’, more or lei laundry room, buUt-lns, 3-car Standard Screw ..41 42 anywhere. No nnaU loan or fi­ 1310. grtnaga, city utlfiUes, large lot A ONE-MAN BUSINESS Important in A JOB? 7 thence westerly 125’, more or $6 MAIN IT. — 3 roans, hsatsd, Houses For Sale 72 BOL/TON—Large 6-room Rsmch, Stanley Worka .. 25% 35% nance company plan. Douglas Motorcycle»—Bicycles 11 CuntK-lYPIS*!' wanted tor less, to north boundary of pron> $60. call 640-2865. Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. Vaeder-Root ...... 30% 31% M otors. 838 Main. $3,000 INVESTMENT WANTED IH baths, 3-car garage, beau­ MiUinery, Dressmaking 19 SeourltyT email office. Good working oon- erty N/F Rlblcoff A Kotkin; MANCHESTER — modern, im­ tifully landscaped, one acre Tbs above quotations are not 1966 HARLEY-DAVIDSON with (Can Start Pm I; Tim e) thenoe westerly 136’, mbore or THREE! ROOMS, $75 monthly- MANCHEKIER — 7H rt)om MANCHESTER GREEN 1961 CHEVROLET Im pala Con Wages and Benefits? dltlcns plus many fringe bene- Full-time and part-time maculate $ room Ranch, 8 bed­ ranch, 4 bedrooms, dining lot, many extras including waU to be eonstnied aa aeturt mai" electric starter on display. EASTER OUTFITS made to w- Light, pleasant, Extremely less, to Main Street; thence Avallable April 1st. 35 Churrti kata. vertible, V-8, automatic, gooM rtpartmsnt, near Agency, Realtora, 545^)108. tion call the R. F. Dimock (To., after 6. aircraft parta. " area fireplace, large base­ Rectitoni, 6455245. Drinking Lma Hit H artford. 347-9774. etc.) that are inaUuUng our If you do, why not look in­ 'Tha above sons change will shopping osntsr and schools, MANCHESTER — Two-famtly, CJ6 JEEP, 1961, complete with new emaU M eetronic "C har- to a position St Fuller $135. w itii hsat and hot water. MANCHESTER Vlomity—$18, ment for that future rec camping tent, 4 extra wheels FOR ALTERATIONS neaUy and become effective as of Mkrch Top Wages and 4-4 duplex, 2 hsatlqg systents, 990. S bedroom ranch, built-in room, attached garage, BOLTON — exquisite 6 room NEW YORK (AP)—Gov. J o in reaaonably done In my home coal-Quarta’’ copper fire­ Brush. Expanding business 30, 1966* OUl 849-0745 after .$, and tires, gas stove, mow- places. nsw slAng, storms, 2-car gar­ ■tove, fireplace, 150’ frontage. nicely landscaped lot with (Tape (Tod situated on a 1% Darapsw at Oonnsetteut paid a Business Services caU 648-8760. in our new plant provides INVITATION Town Planning Commission Benefit Pfam age, near all schools. Hayss plow . Calk 649-2871. Offered 13 A new and amazing bual- new opportunities. In addi­ BIX ROOMS, newly redecorated, Hutettina Agency, Realtore, ooVered porch. Bus, school acre wooded lot! Uving room weekend vitit to New York and John B. Lamenzo, Chairman 9uy to wear and care ter te oil heat older children, no pats, A gen cy, .648-480$. 646-0108. and shopping neaitiy. . includes a fireplace and open hit hard at t e Emptoa State's nese wherein your accounts tion, we’re only minutes TO BID , Clarenca W. Wrtti, Sacratary ONE 1964 OldsmoUle. three 1966 YOU ARE A-ll Truck la A-ll serve tasty snacks using E. A S. GAOE CO. w charming ortlarteae frock, Bright flower motifs (one for ca ll a ftsr 6 p .m ., 649-9783. Priced to s ^ at $18,900. stairway, kitchen is 'vary gen­ 15-year minimum drinking law. Oldsmobiles,' Model 88, all in Moving—Trucking— from the Manchester area Seejed Bids wUl bs rsoelved March 26, 1965 BISSBLL STREET - 4-famlly, $11,900 — , A GOOD" BUY. CeUare, atUce, trash. the moat enticing and fas­ ^ th easy access, no traffic ? tektrons’ stem, that buttons every Month) are channingly erous, formal dining room, $ Dem psey, appeared, on tin running condition. Your nick Storage 20 until 8:00 pun. (E.8.T.) April Manchester, Conn. Mitchell Drive ‘Util sya t e front Short and % embroidered on this easy-sew WINTER STREET — new I pod return, otiner, 849-5339, rooms in excellent condition, bedrooms and 1% baths, oil hot trucking done A-1 rl^ tt <3aU cinating equipment or parking problems. •5. 79NBW-TV show ‘‘Oonunuatty — 175 eaefa. CaU 649-2871. 648-3938, Tremano ItUBklng SO, 1965, by the Housing Au­ ^•wes are provided. apron! Make eeveral ter mrtli- room apartment, stove, refrig­ central locatlon._ Wesley R water heat, walk-out basement MANCHESTER Oettverv. Ugbt NO SELLING thority of the T Smith Agency, Rertt«; 6«: WARREN E. HOWLAND Diatogue'’ Sunday aiid gava a Berrios. > trucking and package deUvery. Rlgllt new we have several . fto. 8161 with Patt-O-Rama day riving. . , erator, dtepoeal, ait condition­ OOLONIAL-Hugs tamUy steed with a picture window for rec leech to te Women’s Praas ii961 AUSTIN HEALEY, blue, AN accounts are astab- cpenlnga. beginners or an- oheeter, and then ’• <* ers, hect and hot water, ga­ 1587. axceUent oondltlon, many ex­ Retiigmtom. waShen and ^ 6 ^ 85, 88, 40. 43, 44, 45, Pattarn No. 2906-H has hot- kitchen, dining room, livlim REALTOR MIB room pckentlal. Reluctant own­ iub at Naw Y ork C U f on Saturt LAWN , MOWERS—Shaipened MMied by oampany but you psrleoced. ed for supplyt JW , 55. Rust M to 54. Stas 85, rage If wanted, quiet neighbor­ er leaving state, $17,600. Wrt- tras. CaU 648-4670 after 6. Move movlag mtelatty. Foldlag must msks deHveriss sad iron tra cer for 15 motifs; color room with fireplace, 3 bed­ SEVEN ROOM rtder home, 4 day. and rq^alred, winter atorage. 78,000 gaficiu ______"C " No. hood, near park; basement 545-1105 verton Agency, Reattcn, 445- dhalre for zvmt M981M. coUectloBs. Must sspirs to chart; tUsue and dlroetloon for rooms, baths, sorseaed bedrooma, 2 bate, lot 72x151. Tha gorsenor said Simdsy that Sales and service — Ariens, APPLY m PBRMON 0 Flirt OU for the 1968-1966 WANTED '•9 ^ ttJtoiry, P boae 940-9644 o r 540- porch, 120,000. Fhllbrtok 3818. Snowbirds, also rantal aqulp- Heating Season. , lA. 9404. Marion B. Robartsai. Rerttor. Oewnmout’a atforts to kaap INCOME OF ^Ikorder, sendSOoln oolas to: ^ b ord er, send $5c In colna to: Agancy, 54S-S464. 448-6955. Htisrjr Madden spd m en t L A: H Equipment O o n ., Painting—Papstfng 21 Speetfications and Oontnot -'■a (HASTONBURT — near CMC Uqiior away from toan-agais, ea- $800 WEEK UP MEM 2 » ftunstt Manofasator Bve- Anne Cabot, The M ^ertw Paul Dougan, AssoelaiUs paelslly toen-aga driven, are NOTICE* Route S3, Vemoo, 876-7^. Th« FuUor Brush Co. Dociunents may bs obtsinsd at V.to FOIRt UMOm beautiful room RAN(TH — 5 bedrooma, garage, Oourse. 8 room, 3% baCh, O oM EJCTBRIOR and latarior Have servtoaaUs oar, abl# JHtHarald, 1155 AViB. OF tenement, first floor, pulddle RANCH -r- 5 large rooms, dining undsrout bgr tha avaltobUtty sC His Coventry Bosrd of Bdu- Maaobestar Exchange—Enters to ktort Immediatsly, if ao> t e office of said Authority, 34 Warehouse Material poreh , custom buUt in 1967, on room, large living room with nial, axQeUent oondltton, beiui- friaa 1948.^ ^ tug. Waltoaper hooka. t . as Long HiU 8t, East Hartford roam, n .y . ags ooupls, -945>9015.-.> • Uquor aarosa t e state Maa to sation is seeking candidates for ceptod, and bavs the naets- ^efleld Drive, Manchsstw, Handling airi ' a bdautiHil large woodM lot fireplace, 5 bedrooms, one oar t t t i^ daoorated Umnighout, an Blsmentary School Nurse on haaghm. (JtiUnga. Floora. Connecticut waU-to-wall carpeting on main Nssr York. LAND CLEARING, tree te- inaureo. Worionanahtp W o ri^ gum- sary capital fo r iaveatory. An Equal Opportunity Appliance Aaaembly m Oag add We War UtKsteM m ailing add lOe SH room with privacy on all tides, phis garage, lev te el lot. $16,900. PhU- U psrt-tiins bsais (6 hours). In- No fraadilas fsa. fVNr gttt> E n qik ^ sr jT te Authority rsaervss te for each pattorn. Print Name. a 15x11 swimming pool with all incy, 9494494. GREEN MANOR Aresr-S room floor and stein Included. % DanHpaey to sandbig ttuaa tap- moral, and chain aaw tvock. aatead. Lao PMlatlar. . . fgllit to accept or rajeet any dr “AAiSSS?* •toh pattam. Print Name, brick Agei ttfraited sppiy tot A. lOehaud, 743-8086. aonal interview. .. Apply AiWrws a m Zona and Pattern MoesMries. Stay ott t e busy . Ranch, $ bedrooms, 3 full acre wooded, town water, low reaantattvas, toetudtog State P& W ttm U TUUy U BO anawar, 843-800. j W t o Zip Ooda, Style ■UB Adulto. 949> b a te, beanttftil mahogany dsn. taxes, asosUeat nsUbberteod. Ilea nnarilstiWMT U o J. Mifl- W R IT E •J* highways this sunuosr, the Ufs MAMCHESTBR — eoceeutive 4 JhpiKistandent a t S d io o ls STEPS, SIDHiWALKS, atone niTBRlOR and axtarlor paint­ gouaing Authority « t e you sav# u ia f otita.'. -bedroom modem borne In ideal uttUty rooss. flraplaoes, patio, Prtoad to low iV a T O s l P. oahy, to Alhaap Friday to I R. S. Burke, AHrtJOATTONS a re being- tak- Town of Manchestsr ■ONE NFI. 00. , kuptrinur; W o rm s "lC 55r»e now fcr 9 m m waUa, flrmlacea, flagetone tar- ing, wanpiqMr removed, en ter department managers, t e ipriiig iTiummer ’58 ■nri^Summer Album I Rsgidar FIVE ItOOM RfftartSUiMt,_____ flwlai te'FDur-own backyard,, location. Shown by upobitment garage, exception lantteaqi' Brtme. 1-55S-3039. Bxelustva X In favor sC 1 Oossotnr. Coan. raoea. An oonorste repein. B ox 28. U on W. Skidariln u g. Owner moving. iUipalat- Watson Baaeh tt Oo., Raatton, raise New Teak’s iaaured. Rene Batangat, 643- 5 days, oonpany bsosfUsTw.Y, •' JRagantSt’. * our patterahook Rasio floor, SMRUB brtwaaa 54:50 534.106. PhUbrick Agawqr, 5«5-,^ 9^ . Bel Air Real Bkate, R F h O M l^ T S S B BeasonaUly p c i^ 6488861. „ SeorstsiT * i t A SMokaity, 5454175. 5M U 4 . drlalriBc sga to SL 06U or 644.030A WanenviUe. Conn. Ora^ Parkads. Mhroh 39, 1965 v Bfaneheater Average Daily Net Preaa Ron For Uie Week Ended MONDAY, MARCH 29, 196jl Mwoh 27, INd ' PAGE ElORTBEE iianrliM irr Evening If^raUi 1 4 , 1 2 5 Membeg e f the Audit The Women's Society of Paat- Matrons Association of Bmeua o f OIroalutlou CUy of VOlage Charm Christian Service of North Temple diapter, Order of East­ ■tatiitiitr Chit Onkettra Conert About Town Methodist Church will have iU ern Star, will meet Wednesday ; Science Shrinks PUes annual meeting tomorrow at 10 at 8 pjm. at Mott’s Conummtty I ManehMtw’ High School (OluMlfled AdvertWag ea Fag* Id) PRICE SEVEN UHrtE MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH SO, 1965 ^ Hto Ftfth Word*: "I Thlnrt,” a.m. at the church. HaU. There will be a pptluck at I New Way Without Surg^ery W EDNESDAY. APRIL 14, 1765 — 8:15 F.M. VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 162 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) will IM the theme of the Lenten 6:30. Members are reminded to ■ervloe at Zion Kvannlical Ui- Manchester WATBS will bring china and place settings. V YTAU TA S MARUOSIUS, Conductor theran CSturoh on Wednesday meet tomorrow at the Italian Mrs. Herbert KItrgsbury Jr., Stops Itch—Relieves Pain at 7:30 pjn. at the church. American Club, EMrldge St. past matron of Temple Chap­ Nm TotL n. T. (SsMtel) - Poe the to thereagh that tuffarars wads iSOLOlSTS: ESTHER HINDS, SOPRANO Weighing In will be from 7 to ter, will be guest of honor. erst ttiM (cisnM hu foand a nsw attenishiag statamaata lika "PUaa ROGER LOUCKS, TENOR In State Mancheeter Chapter of 8 p.m. Jerry Winer, general TTiose unable to attend are re­ ksaliat rabiUsee with ths aitoa- kava eaetad to ha a prebienil" STUDENTS FREE BY TICKET ONLY SPE^BSQSA w ill sing tonight manager of the Bl-City Bowl­ minded to call Mrs. Virginia ishinf ability to shrink hamer* The secret is a new healing snh- Klan uiry for the lOH Sports Night Show ing in West Hartford, and Mrs. Lowia, 68 Oakwood Rd., or rhoids, step itehiag, and raliavs ttanee (Bie-Dynee)—diseeverp ef TICKETS AVAILABLE ATs Events a t the Manchester High School Jerry DeRosa, director of wom­ Mrs. Richard Rhodes, 49 Cool- pain — withoat targary. a werid-fameat research inttHato. . Embassy Blasledj cafeteria. Chorus members are en’s actIvlUes, wUl show films idge St. In CMS after enae, whOe ceatiT This inbttonea it new availible DUBALDO’S MUSIC CENTER requested to meet at 7:16 at on bowling. Members are re­ relieving pain, aetaal radnstlen in tapperiterg er etotatent /erm HELLER’S MUSIC SHOP the Bunce CenUr. minded of the Easter hat pa­ Bobert Burke, son of Mr. and (ahrinkaga) teek plaea. nndtr the name Prtpsralten M. Suspect Held rade which Will be held on Mrs. J. T. Burke of 33 Teresa If eat amaiiag ef all—ratal ta arara At aU drag ceantort. Gets Backing Miss Patricia L Dickenson, April 12. Priadfcwill be award­ Rd. is pianist in an iruitrumen- In Bank Holdup daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ ed for different categories. tal combo at Oak Hill School cis Dickenson of 250 Summit for the Blind, Hartford, which 8t.; and Miss Claire Darr of will participate in a music fes­ WASHINGTON (AP) —< —Statements by federal offi­ WATER8URT (AP) — The The Frank J. Mansfield cials indicating that Klan mem­ Norwich, niece of Dr. and Mrs. Marine Auxiliary will hold tival for eastern schools for the FB I had a suqiect but no loot Killed, 151 Wounded The House Committee on bers have been Involved “ in a Joseph Barry of 166 Main St., kitchen bingo tomorrow night blind Saturday. The event will in band today In the IMJSOO rob- were among 51 students from Un - American Activities number of recent murders and I)«ry of a W ateitury branch at 7:30 in Marine Hall, Paiker be held at the New York State Easier finery for little other unconstitutional acts of Becker Junior College, Worces­ School for the Blind, Batavia, voted unanimously today to bank. SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P)—Terronsts art off St. violence and terrorism.” LkMo “Joe" Fusco of 141 ter, Mass., who left Saturday N. V. Burke will also be featur­ \Sitpper Speaker Itirls . . . choose their conduct a searching inves­ an estimated 250 pounds of explosives in a paired car for a one-week vacation in Ber­ Manchester Emblem Club ed in a piano solo. tigation into the activities -President Johnson’s appeal Birchwood St, a former pro muda to participate in aiuiual The Rev. Robert E. Luccock last Friday In which "he Indi­ boxer who once fought Henry alongside the U.S. Embassy today, kiUing at least 17 will meet tonight at 8 at the favorite fashions here. of the Ku KIux Klan. college week activities. Elks Club, BUscH St. A fter the Members of the American of Wellesley, Mass., wiU speak cated support for congressional Hank, -was held in lieu of $50,000 persons and wounding at least 151. ^ meeting, there will be a re­ Legion will meet tonight at 7:30 Thursday after a Lenten Sup­ Chairman Edwin E. Wil­ investigation of the Klans as an bond on federal bank robbery Windows and brickwork of the five-story buildnig V F W Auxiliary wlU have a aid to enactment of remedial charges. hearsal for the installation of at the Holmes Funeral Home. per at 6:30 p.m. at Woodruff lis, D-La., said the commit­ kitchen social tomorrow at 8 officers. 400 Main St., to pay respects to tee’s preliminary study in­ legislation.” Fusco was accused of robbing were shattered. tt a * p.m. at the post home. Mem­ William R. Frazier, father of Hall, Cenler Congregational iA ' WlllUis had called the commit­ the C3iase Sbopning Plaxa The Americans, a girl secretary and a U.S. J ^ y om - bers are reminded to bring ar­ Members of the VFW Aux­ Burton Frazier, post fiannce Church. He is profeasor of dicated “ that shocking tee Into closed session today, branch of the Wateroury Nation­ cer were among the dead, and 45 or more Americans ticles for the tatol.e iliary will meet tonight at 7 at officer. Homiletics at BMton Universi­ aster crimes are carried out by acting, as he said, “ as soon as al Bank of $41,586.90 Monday. were injured. The other casualties were V ie tn ^ e s e and possibie” after President John­ The hank was h M up around the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ty School of Theology. His sub­ highly secret action groups non-American foreigners, many of them strolling on the Main St., to pay respects to Manchester Chapter of son suggested an Investigation. 9:80 a.m. by a swearing man William Frazier, whose sister, ject will be "The Christ Figure within the Klans.” who leaped up on the counter street when the massive charge went o ff at 10:55 a.m. SPEBSQSA will sing for the These groups, Willis said, are Johnson, In announcing the Mrs. Nell Stevenson, Is a mem­ Rotary Club of Manchester's in Modem Literature." A bean arrest of four Mansmen In the and brandMied a nickel.plated Speculation quickly arose that the United States known as "knockoff squads” or pMol. ber. Ladies Night tomorrow at 8:30 supper will be prepared by the "holy terrors.’’ slaying of a woman dvU rights would thrust a mighty retaliatory strike at Conamumst p.m. at the Mancheeter Coun­ woraer In Alabama, directed "Ha acted nke 4 wild nuui," The Ladies Aid of the Luther­ Couples Club of the Church. Willis also announced that the said branch manager James North Viet Nam, possibly even hitting Hanoi, the capi- FREE!! try Club. Members are request­ Resei-vations may be made at committee had instructed him the attorney general to develop «>------■ an Women’s Missionary legislation to put the Klan’s ac- Troy. tal. ed to meet at 7:30 at Bunce the church office. Nanette originals . . . to go on with his preliminary situation la n ri unusual ta the $ f A New Roll Of League of Zion Lutheran Center. dressmaker to toddlers’ tt-vlties within control of law and The gunman, wearing a blue "Aftar our recent raids Nortti, Church will have an executive The speaker was bom in New Inquiry into activities of - the sweatahM wHh the hood pulled Immediate wake at a dleasterof tr A ' and the crib set. Fine Black MusUms, the American In-vlted congressional commit- what rise can we do for an en­ Kodok Film board meeting Thursday at 7:45 Haven and educated at Hopkins tees to investigate. He said any tlghUy around his face, toM two core,” an American -woman in­ tills scope. Possible elementa St. Elizabeth Mothers Circle Preparatory School and Yale quality, easy care fabrics Nazi party and the Mlnutemen. p.m. at the home of Mrs. Louise committee launching an Inves­ women tellers; "G ive me the quired. include a variation In aourcee will meet Wednesday at 8:15 p. College, where he graduated in mothers juat love . The committee said its deci­ and oompUcaitions In communi­ With Each Ron Developed Merteus, 10 Wetherell St. m. at the home of Mrs. Michael tigation would receive full help money or get a hole in the Vietnamese soldiers and gov­ 1938. He received a bachelor of sion to throw the full light of a head." cations.) ' ^ (Black and White and Massaro, 67 White St. congressional investigation of from the FBI, the Justice De­ ernment officials were accost­ Color Prints) H ie executive board of C9ia- divinity degree from Union partment and other federal As they handed money to him, ing Americans and saying: The Vietnamese dead Inchid- the Klan was based on three ed one of two terixirlsts ^ minade Musical Club will meet Manchester’s Memorial Day Theological Seminary, New agencies. the holdup man said, “ Give me “ Now you have no choice, you York City, in 1941. While at the factors: the U g dough and not the rin- participated ta the bomMng. tomorrow at 7 :30 p.m. at the Committee, comprised of repre- —Its staff’s preliminary study Willis, adding Ms own apped have to bomb H and.” LIGGETTS hMne of Mrs. G. W. Hunt, 285 seminary he was a member of gles." Tbe other, who cairied a pistol, senetatives of all local veterans’ "clearly Indicated the Klsm ac­ to the President’s, called on "aU Seven of the injured Ameri­ was shot by a policeman Just AT THE PABKADE Charter Oak St. groups, will meet at 7:30 to­ the religious education staff at Nanettes have adorable He stuffed the csMi in a hag cana, including a woman secre­ Riverside Church. A fter being tivities are such that Investiga­ and fled through the rear door, before the bomb went off and night In the Municipal Building embroideries, laces - all to tion is called for.” (See Page Eight) tary, were in serious condition. was in serious condition. The Assun^ition Home and Hearing Room, to begin plan­ ordained to the Methodist min­ add a touch of spring. the way he had oome in. A trial of seven, some with les­ School Association will meet istry he served the Plainville H m same branch bank was Among non-American foreign­ ning for this year's Memorial Some with matching hats. ser hurU such as eye injuries ers injured by the blast were a in the church hall after 7:30 p. Day porade. Methodist Church from 1941 to Sizes 9 mos.-24 mos. robbed of $7,488 on Feb. 8, 1964. from flying glass, were flown to m. Mass. Sister Mary Leonide, 1944. Most of the loot was recovered French businessman and sever­ Clark Air Base in the Philip­ al Japanese residents of Saigon. former superintendent of the The committee of Cub Scout He was minister of St. Paul's and the holdiq> man, Sherman pines for specialist treatment. LEGLERC Archdiocese of Hartford sthool W. Emery, 28, of Waterbury, The mighty blast punched a Pack 144 wall meet tonight at Church, Northport, N.Y., and W allace Confers (In Washington, the ?tate De­ system, will speak. Her topic 2.99-5.99 was caugM, ocnvicted and sen­ gapli« bole In the flve-stocy FUNERAL HOME 8 at the home of Mrs. S. J. The Church of the Redeemer, partment reported a total of 196 c(Hicrete embassy. It shattered will be "Report Cards, the Rawlins, 49 Server St. Congregational, at New Haven, tenced to 10 years in prison. Whys and Wherefor.” There Fusco was arrested on a fed­ casualties. It listed two Ameri­ every window to the building until his appointment to Boston i cans and 11 Vietnamese dead; will be a question and answer eral warrant at about 10:10 Mon­ and dug an mormous crater lii FUNERAL Officers and members of the University in 1962. He has also 54 Americans and 129 Vietnam­ period after the program. British Americsm Club will W ith Rights Heads day night by FBI agents and the tarred street. had several articles published Henry Byrnes, cMsf of Water­ ese Injured. Flames and smoke musb* SERVICE meet tonight at 7:30 at the in religious journals and is the tCJVE bury police detectives. The figures varied from Sai­ roomed 800 feet into the air. The The French Club of Manches­ clubhouse and proceed to the W A L T m N. author of three books on ser­ MONTOOMHatY, Ala. (AP)#Birmingham, AN SCI/3 officer^ Fusco was a professional box­ gon’s figures, listing fewer dead death-dealing charge was se­ ter will sponsor a rummage Holmes Funeral Home, 400 mons. He received honorary de­ LECIAIRC And that’s Jiut what you will do — Oov. George O. Wallace went the Rev. James Bevel of Birm­ er from 1968 to I960. He fought and more injured. Though news­ creted in a French GUroen se­ sale Thurs^y at 8 a.m. at Or­ Main St., to pay respects to a grees from Lake Erie College, (AP Photofax) men and diplomats cooperate in Director ange Hall. Those wishing to when you see these LOVE origi­ into conference today with a ingham, SCLC director of dem­ Hank In 1606 and was knocked dan wMch a terrorist drove onto .:-ol .t. , member, the late William Fraz­ Ohio, and American University, nals. Fabrics that wash and dry JUST onstrations; the Rev. F. D. out In the third round at the AHBURT (AP)—In ofw r*- Oomntlssion to racooridar a re­ Just sorting out these is a North Viet Nam, possibly an air (. M.I.ON . . . year In and year out am Christian Lteadership Oon gi’easmsn, Including Sen. Jacob raid cn tbe o^Ud. girls yearn for a Cinderella Javfts, R-NY, questioned the ■pMt, DaaburFa Onft clcctlcn port recommending merger of problem. Here is the pro- Choicest Meats In Town ference which la beaded by Dr. uiutor tta new conaoUdatod iesBoris .son, Ronald - -Nri- Vietnameae soldiers and gor- dreas. Finest fabrics, trims Martin Luther King Jr. He wisdom of a position by King to tha-#eekgrttamia_mnd New Torir and designs—all new for this town-«ity antup wont much ilka son; his nephews, Ward ernment officials were acoort- (Also Today JaungtgKL a.Negro voter dnlTa In hsva the natlsn hoyoott " Central Railroad, as tar as the tag Americans and saying, FUEL OIL Easter seaaoa Sizes 9-24 products from Alabama. tha laat ana—RapubUean May­ Nelson, Douglas Nelson and TUESDAY ONLY! From 8 P.M. On) fiaDama 10 weeks ago. or J. Thayar Bowman barely New Haven Railroad Is coc^ Gordon Nelson; and his “ Now you have no choice, now mos., 8-6x. King was tai DtuoM today The' Rev. James Orange, a cerned. you have to bomb Itannl." attending the Amsral of Mrs. King aida, said the Alabama on. niece, Jeanne Nelson. LEAN, IMPORTKJ) SLICED Unilka tha laat riaotton, how- The governor aald he waa gra­ "Next year,’’ Dr. Nelson Twenty-ftxir South Vietnam­ HALE Viola Gregg Uusao, white moth memorial services for Mrs. tified that the ICC examiners ese fighter-bombers bombed a ar of five and -victim of an as­ Liuaao wotdd be heM at the site avar, RapuMloana ware voted said today, "I expect to 3.99 to 7.99 Mnin Street— Manchester out Monday a i city cleric and report recommended Inclusion of have six at my fam ily’s North Vietnamese air base near Federal sassin’s gunfire on an AJahama o f the slaying. In Sehna and the New Haven’s freight service Dong Hoi early this afternoon, \]W\ BOILED Mghway after she J ^ e d a Montgomery. cUy traazurar. younger generation in my Tha rematch between Bow­ in the proposed merger. classes. My daughter, Lois, but a U.S. qwkesman said the Credit Bureau girls 1-8, 3-6x, 7-14, main floor inarch to the state capital. He said mat the main aervloe But, ha said in a statement, he raid was not ta direct retaliat(oa The d vll rights group failed to would be at the site. Ten casket man and Datnoerat George F. w ill join the flock." CyBiian ended with Bowman a was "disappointed that the ex­ DougOas and Gordon are for the bombing of tbe embaaey. 806 Main St., Manchester see Wallace after the mardh. hoxee wlH be taken to the site to aminers <\ i',iii|l f'i Manchester Rockville stances when there -was no dem Alabama. man'a aucoaaafid bid for a third, Mr. and Mrs. George K. atraight term waa 8,994 to merger riwuld be used by the Nelson of Rockford. The recoonaiaeence. r.UI \M> O !’ ( (). snstration going on. On each at ItM caskets wlH be system to offset any passenger HIGHLAND PARK MARKET — Bonded — the names of those who have 8 ,200. others are Rock Island res­ None of tbe attacking ptaaea '-IN ; 1. iMa,' Among those meeting with deficit,” Dempsey ^ d . “I will was reported Mt or sbat down, SIT HIGHLAND STREET—PHONE 648-4278 C'nwjtL ^vsUujbiAjnm^ WaUaoe: died, bidudlng Mrs. Liuzao, the TTm vote for dark and traaa- idents. urar waa alao cloaa, but Demo- ask the Interstate Commerce A Vietnamese spokesman said :u-> itruM) siUKFT •Dr. Luther H. Foster, presi­ Rev. James Reeb of Boston, Commission to reconsider the II.I. dent of Tuskegee Institute at who died Mardi 11 after being orata won. the raid was “ very successful” clubbed by a group of white CSiarlaa Dudbella aktaned examiners' report. The merged and that tbe pHote reported;99 Tudiegee, Ala.; Dr. C. G. Gom- system should be required to at (X)PS! WE MEAN EVERY GIRL AND BOY AGES 5-12 nUon, Tuskegee professor and men in Selma, and Jimmie Lee paat city clerk M. Georgs Ervin Plans per cent their targets -wero Jackson, a Negro laborer who Scbwaltaar by $2 votaa while continue passenger service now destroyed. msmber of tha Macon County provided by the Naw Haven." The spritesman aald Dong HM Board of Education. (Bee Page Eight) (Sea Pnga Three) Dempeey said that the IOC ex- * To Covor It's NEW! The Rsv. Joseph B. Lowery of amlneni* position "makes It Own Version (Bee Flege El|^) FREE even more imiwrative that tiw 5,000 HOUSE & HALE four states served by the pas- Sq. Ft. C. N. A. YOUR CHANCE TO WIN rer Unea of tbe New Haven Of Vote Bill SOIL Main St., Comer of Oak Railroad act at Mice to provide S fo tf : Only 36 Quake Victims Found direct assistsmee that would Im- WASHINGTON (A P )— HEALTH P BEAUTY Rove the economic health of the Bulletins ♦4.95 TESTING! Lawn Food Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. said E L COBRB, Odla (AP) — Ine.” Colled from A P Wirea AIDS - - LOW Thlrty-alx bodiaa have bean ra- The Naw Haven sarvas Con- today he will offer a substi­ Know your P. H. re­ Endorsed by the oova]iW from tha mud of El (See Page Five) tute for President John­ Nsnuf Doublo quirement for lawns Conn. Nurserymen’s .DISCOUNT PRICES Oobra, and poUoa doubt that VICTIM IDENTSFIED ' many more of tha hundreds bur­ son’s voting: rights bill. r Bog to Covor and gardens. Bring Association. Excel­ DENVER. Oele. (AF) — GLEEM TOOTHPASTE led here will be found. The Ervin, a North Carolina Dem­ A 21-yeerKild eeew Sary ftesa * 10,000 in a quart of soil lent product! Covers death toll from the quake that ocrat, called the administration Denver kae been IdentM ed ea ■hook caiila Sunday iqipaarad to Warm Spring measure both cockeyed and un­ ’Wounded offieial le«vea embassy* Sq. Ft. samples from 4 or 5 5,000 sq. ft. Extra Large Family Size. IN^ERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES ane of thoee killed ta tbe be about 400. constitutional. kontatag of the ITA Ftabee sections of grounds Tha U.S. Embaaay In Santiago StiU being drafted, the substi­ ay ta Baigen, Bwrth VleS Now, all you have to do is visit our front Holds Threat tute as tentatively outlined by — from 4” depth. R e g.75c 4 6 c and tha government aald they They Wanted Independence Nam. Mr. and Bin. Butfeid ^ . 9 5 ♦4.95 windows at House & ,HaIe-. . . choose an knew of no Amarioana killed or Ervin would provide for the a]^ I L Robkltaai eaU they w ^ animal to draw and color on a pi«ice of pa­ tajured ta tha diaaatar. polntment of federal registrars GLYCERIN per, no larger thflh 9 x 12” . Easy isn’t it . Mora earth tremors ware felt Of Flooding In areas where the President HAVE NO CAR? THEN WE'LL DELIVER IT FREE! Monday, but no naw caaualtlaa certifies to a finding of racial 1 & ROSEWATER and plenty of fun, too! . or dataaga ware reported. GmOACK) (A P ) — A Min­ discrimination in -violation of Four Ambitious Men TALCUM POWDER Moat of the dead ware at El nesota farmer stands solemnly the 15th Amendment. , • “Buy From A Grower Who Has Experience and Knowledge!" s REMEMBER. YOUR PICTURE WILL Oobra, 80 milaa north of Sent! in the mMdle of Ms wheat field, But, Ervin emphasized In an MEBTINO BMINI Scented, very soothing. ■go, where the quake burat a staitag rilently at more than 8 interview, the presidential cer­ MONiraOBlEBY. AI r At Your Sorvlqji John and Loon Zopodko . . no-foot-hlgh dam of rock and feet of snow covering the fields tification would be subject to Run Hamden Bank (AP) — Ovll itghto leaden NOT BE JUDGED. mud and unlaaahed two million as far as he can see. judicial review. States or coun­ emesg ed today tram a oea.- ties would have a, chance to con­ VMeitaattan Bank, the natien’a 188 WOODI.AND STREET Reg.$l 3 7 c tona of rubbla on tha mining For that fajrmer — and thou- BY RICHARD L. GRAVES fereaoe with Gev. George vlUaga below. Only a handful of sands more — spring will bring test the finding in court before A.P. Busineae News Writer second largest WaOaoe and eaU tiNg wen WOODLAND GARDENS Phono 643-8474 But it will entitle you to enter your name tha 400 inhabltanta aurvlvad. mixed feefinge this year. the appointment of reglstrsirs. , HAMDEN, Conn. (AP) — In a “ A t first we talked about or- MISS CLAIROL in our huge Easter basket, from which 3 "It waa Uka a gigantic wave, Weathermen say batany tem­ Ervin said he w ill try to win gumoeedly security-oonsciaue an taveetroant firm,’ H AIR SPRAY names will be drawn . . . however, House A more than 100 feet high, made peratures that usher In spring acceptance of the substitute by «ra, why would a young man ■aid Galcagnlni. “ We also dla- tm laehri atraggla. «lk Is (f e Hale will exhibit as many pictures as space of aand, mud and water,” aald also could trigger the worst the Senate Judiciary Commit- bright prospects of aU- cuesed starting a finance com­ early to eay whether It Largs size for perfect hold. Carloa Munchal, ona of tha aur- floods in 14 years 'In the Mid­ tee, of wMch he Is a member. I f thorlty, prestige and Income to pany ta Suffolk County, N .T ." » ftattfhl •eeettag,’* eaM lfb will permit throughout the store. One en­ vlvora. west and Mississippi Valley. he falls there, he said, he w ill his own way In highly “Tbfttwe said: 'Let’s use our try per person. Blaawhere to"'C9iUa,- 25 othar An Asaoolated Frees survey carry the fight to the Senate gomp^tjtiye oommerclel bank- experlsnce. Ws’te tralnsd eom MANCHESTER’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION R«g $1 9 7 c eraona ware reported killad In today Indlceted that the bitter floor. w * merclat benkm.’ 18 Fill in> then come dbwp to Hale’s, follow C quake, Hundrada ware ta- winter conditions which linger Hearings on tbe admlnistra- joax young managers Be tbsy ,recruited two Chase „ teed' andani thouaanda homalaaa. in much of the nation has left Uon measure continue today ta ^ National Mertaattan eoOeaguea, Qomgaa rnmm MM mm | » LANOLIN PLUS the Bunny foot prints to- the children’s- it DamaifE waa baUmatad In tha wide areas under deep piles cf both the Senate and the House. under 80 y e t a at g. Lairtter, 29, now vice pseMr SHAMPOO 'N RINSE dept, main floor, rear. Deposit it in the. millions of doltara. enow end Ice. South Carolina's attorney gener-1 _ _ would cut looee dant. and Allan R. panaky. 99. gay Easter Basket Drawing April 16. Tha quake waa mountalnoua B^perior, WU„ wtairii had al, Daniel MoL«od, was among virtuaBy assured ftrimes iw aaahtant vice peeshw. OPEN TILL 4 P. M. Leaves hair nwnagiaabla. Winners notified immediately. Chlla'a worat ainca May 1260 102.6 ktohae of mow during the witnesses to be heard by a | „ executtvee wttb one of the DMqpita fie lr took <4 yaaia, when more than 8,000 paraona winter, now hee 42 Inches on the House Judiciary subcommittee, {world’s taiwest they give every tadjcatlm of MONDAY THR0U8H FRIDAY parlahad. grouniL On thie date left year, In both the Senate and Houm j gj^wers boil down to ' ‘to- having abaoshed a lot of banla Reg. $1 3 7 c Salvadora AUanda, tha Maoo- 9 inches had aocumtaated. hearings, tbe coverage formula I taw knosHtoW taom tosir uatyv> Igt aanator who laat tha prsal- m and lea msaaure 8 feet In Jolmaon’s MU has come u n -| '^ ^ ^ . slty and pnofosstonaJ ,trmtadiig, daep ta pazta of Wisconsin, Mln- ADDITIONAL HOURS dantial election laat year, M )d Cakagatnt haa a maator’s dw 'M ANACIN ha would demand an Invaatlga' neaota, Michigan and Iowa. gree ta finance from tfae'Untver. THURSDAY EVENINO 6 TO • 50 TABLET SIZE tlan of aafaty proeaduraa am- Tt takes atXMt a loot of snow ■tty cf Poaaairlvmda ta addltiod pimrad' by tha Fraaeh ocqmar to make an Inch of .water,” R would bring ta eoiite ^ toe new to a baobelQC'a dsgree Worn ttee'a For fast relief of headaches, - ‘ ’ Uiat maintained a spokeaman for the Weather Uke Alaska where no raoiel d t o - I F ^ yniy. x>. KaHey, Notre Darite. pfIPr Bureau In Chicago. “ I f we get crimination U aUeged and leave AU, are fam ily men ,^ .U chib 1 out other areas Uke T^atas * ^ lihii AUanda aald unkm nffigsto heavy wamUi«a, K’a kke being dren abapg them. The |amUlM reetty hid w w M fl’ tha compaagr n p- drenched a t-ln^ ralntaU." where widespread disorimtaa-j ^ jJSm^bsiik eeSibUsbed/ are ea oonunlttad to the bank# Reg. 79c ^ \ c ■atedly that debris from mlptag Jbtperia consider the rituation tlon ha. been i ^ e d . . _ S ^ iS T w ^ S ^ t o T t e n t o leem aa tha managars. s \ v I \ c; s paitlotflarty alarming ta Mta- -l-neThe MU nui annuawould apin/apply to states IT* had ftaanad." i||i operamis was buildtag ' up ...... 1 UU J INSTANT i'iM s n i ^ m dam. The oomf iMaota, where many oltee have or oounties that used Uteraoy|P‘’J ^ _ LANOLIN ^LUS repoiied leoonl anew aooumula- tests or voter qualiflea-1__ ‘Tn both - of - ua tima VA / I o\\ EARNINOS bud thtik Omi dam wise i tlon devloeo and whese Isss than|atrong d # ^ to work • tmuM ham giiaa off tt« Dlvldeads CO LO C R EA M thma. TSm Amarican Red Ooaa haa stat disaster woriters to half the voting-age population {aMvea, P bM From ^ Mr , towns-Slid For deep (tlsonelng. Soothing. dangerir potnta on itvsrs ta 20 was registered or voted last No­ Day of ^ ^ i £ ? Q h U e vember. inn r im iiJ ii tsK ths Mlimaaota oouQountiaa. tautratlng. WomMicooks^fwW , ojpir Uml u h e t » Under this formula, inatttiitiqn wtaUa Rug. $1 37c , era in tta aliaa f i n in El Pagu Ihna). pNgmtt at MAMOH om ciL BOVIB >L COVENTRY (flat Page XhMefti), Ooemetlos —. Main Fk>or liilliililiilill* UHw I i ■i i i \

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